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TWO THE BULLETIN OF THE CATHOLIC LAYMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA DECEMBER 1G, 1933 Wlni/red Rohcrton Ina Paige Ye Four Leaf Clover Gift Shoppe Gifts for All Occasions Telephone 35 Opposite Post office. Aiken, S. C. Many Good Wishes for the New Year Holley Fuel Co. AIKEN, S. C. GEORGETOWN MISSION Conducted by Father Cronin of the Kedemptorists (Special to The Bulletin) GEORGETOWN. S. C.—The Rev. Thomas Cronin, C.SS.R.. of the Re- demptorist Fathers at Orangeburg, conducted a mission at St Mary’s Church here late in November. The mission was splendidly attended and highly successful in every way. The Rev. J. A. McElroy is pastor. McCrory Stores Corporation 859 Laurens Street AIKEN, S. C. Georgia Public Utilities Go. -307 RICHLAND AVE. AIKEN, SOUTH CAROLINA M. K. KNBECE R. H. KNEECE G. A. TOWNES AIKEN LUMBER CO. Lumber, Sash, Doors, Brick, Lime, Cement, Interior Finish and Paints. PHONE 64 Office and Yard on Southern Railway,—East Aiken AIKEN, S. C. HALTSMANGER’S LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY 1441 MAIN STREET Columbia, S. C. FOUNDER’S DAY AT ST. GENEVIEVE’S (Special to The Bulletin) ASHEVILLE, N. C.—The Religious cf Christian Education, who conduct the College and Academy of St Gen- evieve-of-the-Pines, here, celebrated on November 21 the 116th anniversary of the founding of their Religious Congregation. The Rev. Louis Marin Lafosse, a parish priest of Echauffour France, whose cause for beatification is being introduced at Rome, was the founder of this congregation, which now numbers houses in France, Eng land, and the United States. A splendid attraction of the day’s celebration was the delightful presen tation of a concert in the evening by the members of the Schubert Music Club, of “St. Genevieve’s”. The par ticipants in the program included the Misses Anna Richardson, Stella Rich- bourg, C. Harris, Isabelle Robb, Vicks burg, Miss.; Virginia Ross, Mountain Lakes, N. J.; Stella Richbourg, Ashe ville; Florence Pollock, Ashevile; Ber nice Pietri, Wilson, N. C.; Virginia •Sterling, Charlotte, N. C.; Alberta Pol lock, Asheville; Marion Perley, Black Mountain, N. C.; Margaret Anne Sea- gren, Lenoir, N. C.; Anna Richardson, Asheville, N. C. DRAMATIC CLUB PRESENTS PLAY “Quality Street,” by Sir James Mat thew Barrie, was presented by the Dramatic Club of the College of St. Genevieve-of-the-Pines November the 28th. The cast included the Misses Mar garet Cotronez, Youngstown, Ohio; Barbara Shumaker, Asheville; Flor ence McNeely, Asheville; Helen Pritchard, Asheville; Mary Betty Ma son. Tryon, N. C.; Gertrude Jones, Candler, N. C. Mary Helen Duckett, Asheville; Gloria Samayoa, Havana, Cuba; Philomena Davis, Patton, Pa.; Dorothy Churchman, Asheville; Jean Mcraw, Asheville; Chauvin Lunsford, Asheville; Frances Davis, Patton, Pa.; Eula Lee Kirvcn. Smithsville, Ga. ASHEVILLE, N. C. — The Novem ber meeting of the ‘‘Jeanne d’Arc Club” was held in the College Build ing of St. Genevieve-of-the-Pines, with Reverend Mother Lorin as hon or guest. Miss Barbara Schumaker, president of the club, made a talk on the constitution, and discussed activi ties for the winter. MISS PRITCHARD HEADS COLLEGE DRAMATIC CLUB The College Dramatic Club recently elected officers. Miss Helen Pritch ard, Asheville, N. C., was made pres ident, Miss Eula Lee Kirvin, Smith- ville, Ga., secretary, and Miss Flor- nece McNeely, Asheville, chosen trea surer. Plans for the year were dis cussed, and the club decided on the study of James M. Barrie, English playwright, and of Edna St. Vincent Millay, poet and playwright. RECEPTION OF CHILDREN OF MARY On the Feast of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin, the semi-annual reception of new mem bers to the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin was held at St. Genevieve-of- the-Pines, Asheville. The Sodal ity at "St Genevieve’s” has the priv ilege of being aggregated to the Head Sodality of the Blessed Virgin in Rome, which was founded in 1563, The Rev. Father Albert, O.S.B., chaplain at “St. Genevieve’s,” offici ated at the ceremony. Father Bouchey, of the Diocese of Raleigh, then delivered a beautiful sermon on the Blessed Virgin, after which there was High Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Students at Belmont Academy in Program BELMONT, N. C.—The students of Sacred Heart Academy presented the following program at the academy De- '••mber 5: “Gesu Bambino," Yon, cho ral class; “Scarf Dance”, Chaminade, Miss Amy Holand Minue, Reger. Miss Bridie Madden; “Poupee Valsante,” Poldini, Miss Margaret Middleton; “The Harp," Williams, Miss Delice Young; “Valse Arabehque,” Lack, Miss Margretta Gollner “Rondino,” Lcmont, Miss Eileen Madden; “Colo nial Minuet,” Vincent, Miss Annie Martinez; “Melody in F”, Rubenstein, Miss Nell Wallace “Valse,” Dennee, Miss Edtih Adams; “Majesty of the Deep,” Hamer, Miss Frances Kelly; “Valse Styrienne,” Wollenhaupt, Miss Nancy Underwood; “Hungary,” Mac- Dowell, Miss Helen Lewis; Christmas tableau. Season’s Greetings Thomas Dry Cleaning Co. Phone 125 Quality and Service AIKEN, s. c. .4 * ^ t i 4 VERENES BROS. WHOLESALE GROCERS Jobbers in CIGARS, CIGARETTES and TOBACCO § Williamsburg St. Phone 187. AIKEN, S. C. Can YOU Remember 50 Years Back? If you can you may recall that even at that early date there was a preference among Co lumbia buyers for— REAMER COALS On Time Delivery—Uniform High Quality— Fair Prices—Three Good-Will Factors that are still Ascendant in our Policy. Reamer Ice & Fuel Co. Phone 4311. C. Y. Reamer President. COLUMBIA, S. C. W. S. Reamer, - Jr. Secty.-Treas. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Allen Bros. Milling Co. Wade Hampton Flour “There Is None Better” South Carolina's Largest and Columbia's Only Flour Mill. 804 Vi Gervais Street Columbia, S. C. Phone 8022. Wingfield’s Drug Store 1443 MAIN STREET COLUMBIA SOUTH CAROLINA PHONE 3144 / OPEN ALL NIGHT