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FOUR THE BULLETIN OF THE CATHOLIC LAYMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA JANUARY 13, 1934 & Compliments BOLT DRUG CO. GREENVILLE, S. C. Gallivan Construction Co. Office: Gallivan Building 101 to 104 GREENVILLE, S. C. Greenville Lumber Company 114 E. Broad St. Phone 519 GREENVILLE, S. C. S SULLIVAN HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware Housefurnishings No. Main Street GREENVILLE, S. C. SISTER MARCELLINA GOLDEN JUBfLARIAN Sister of Mercy, Native of Charleston, Honored at Aiken Convent (Special to The Bulletin) AIKEN, S. C.—The Rev. Sister M. Marcellina, for fifty years a member of the Sisters of Mercy of the Diocese of Charleston, observed the Golden Jubilee of her profession January 6 at St. Angela Academy, the jubilee program starting with a High Mass in the Convent Chapel, with the rev. George J. Dietz pastor of the Church of Our Lady, Help of Christians, as celebrant. The high school students at the convent sang the Mass. On the Feast of the Epiphany, 1884, Sister M. Marcellina entered the Community of the Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy in the diocese of Charleston, to assume the duties of Religion. Entering the service of the Master during the Christmas season when the choirs of earth echo their most harmonious music, their great est hymns of praise, Sister M. Mar cellina seems never to have lost file musical spirit of Christmas. Service to the Church, through music, has been her life work. From organ and choir, many of her finished students sound the praises of the Creator. For fifty years, she has led student after student onward in the mastery of the piano keyboard and continues daily to instruct her class in music. How ever, this has not been her only ser vice. In addition to a life of daily prayer, she has held responsible posi tions as Procuratrix, treasurer, and Mother Assistant of the Community, as well as Superior of the Sumter mission. Sister M. Marcellina claims the dis tinction of being a native Charleston ian, her parents having settled in that city in the early sixties. Her ele mentary education was obtained in Charleston with the Sisters of the Community, which she entered later. Upon the completion of her studies at St. Elizabeth’s Academy, Middle- town, Conn., at the age of eighteen, she hastened to return to her native city to become a Sister of Mercy. Many friends in Aiken called at St. Angela Academy, where Sister M. Marcellina Hhs taught for the past four years, to extend congratulations and best wishes to her. At 3:30 p. m., Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament was given by Father Dietz. “Adore Te Devote” and “Tantum Ergo” Gregorian Chant) were the musical selections. At 4 p. m. a program was presented in the parlors. Various recitations, choruses, and piano selections ren dered by the students filled the af ternoon hours with pleasure and brought to a close a day filled with good wishes for the venerable jubil- arian. Christmas Program at St, Genevieve*s Nativity Play Presented by Asheville College Students (Special to The Bulletin) ASHEVILLE, N. C.—The annual Christmas program of St. Genevieve- of-the-Pines presented at the school auditorium, opened with an overture by St. Genevieve’s Orchestra, under the direction of Joseph DeNardo. Fol lowing a recitation by the carolers, a nativity play, “Come Let Us Adore Him,” was presented. The perfection with which each character played her role, as well as the stage setting, music, tableaux, and lighting effects during the play, made this chief fea ture of the program an outstanding success. Miss Anna Richardson, of Asheville, gave the prologue of the play, the cast for which was as fol lows: A little girl. Miss Isabelle Robb, Vicksburg, Miss.; her mother, Miss Barabara Schumaker, Asheville; Jo seph, Miss Philomena Davis, Patton, Pa.; Mary, Miss Marguerite Wehry, Asheville; Ezra, Simeon, Josias. Da vid, Judean shepherds, the Misses Eulalia Kirven, Smithville, Ga„ Flor ence McNeely, Asheville, ' Dorothy Churchman, Asheville, Gertrude Jones, Candler, N. C.; Gaspar, Mel chior, Balthazar, the magi, the Misses Ruth Rucker, Asheville; Louise Van Volkenburgh, Asheville, Margaret Weir, Asheville; an innkeeper, Miss Helen Pritchard, Asheville; Martha, his daughter, Miss Margaret Mary Cotronez. Youngstown„0.; a boy Miss Mary Betty Mason. Tryon, N. C.; An gels, the Misses Mary Helen Duck ett. Asheville, Catherine Arche, Ma- tanzas. Cuba, Stella Richbourg, Ashe ville, Frances Davis, Patton, Pa., Bar bara Vaughn, Tichmond, Va. Christmas carols, accompanied by St. Genevieve’s Orchestra, were sung as entra’actes by the carolers, the Misses Charlotte Arche, of Matanzas, Cuba; Sara Arthur, of Asheville, N. C.; Julia Carlberg, of West Palm Beach. Fla.; Sara Jarrett. of Ashe ville, N. C.; Roslyyn Lees, of Ashe ville, N. C.; Virginia Ross, of Moun tain Lakes, N. J.; Vicoria Schofield, of Asheville, N. C.; Helen Scagroves, of Asheville, N. C.; Margaret Anne Sea- gren, of Lenoir, N. C.; Virginia Spil- man, of Asheville, N. C.; Lenore Swain, of Asheville, N. C„ and Betty Ware, of Asheville, N. C. The Christmas holidays at St. Gene vieve’s began on Tuesday afternoon, December 19, and came to a close on Tuesday, January 9. MAIN AT McBEE GREENVILLE, S. C. An Expression of Good Will from James F. Mackey and Sons Morticians—Ambulance Service PHONE 129 340 N. MAIN STREET GREENVILLE, S. C. GREENVILLE’S CHOICE Ideal Laundry ESTATE OF JNO. W. POWELL, OWNER GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA E. R. HAYN1E, Manager. BRUCE & DOSTER DRUG COMPANY THE REXALL STORE Cor. Main and Coffee Streets GREENVILLE, S. C.