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THE BULLETIN OF THE CATHOUC LAYMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA
JULY 25, 1936
Dorr’.
724 BROAD
AUGUSTA
‘Good Taste Apparel”
RAYMOND
BLOOMFIELD
Catholic Funeral Director
Secretary Sam Greenberg
and Co.
95 Forrest Ave. N-. E.
Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs..Emma Karwisch
Dies in Cincinnati
Funeral of Former Georgian
Held From Atlanta Church
ATLANTA, Ga. — Mrs. Emma
Karwisch, former Atlantian and a
member of a pioneer family here,
died in Cincinnati early in July after
a brief illness. Mrs. Karwisch was 78
years old, and had been living in Cin
cinnati for a quarter of a century.
The remains were brought to Atlanta;
the funeral was held from Sacred
Heart Church, the Very Rev. James
T. Reilly, S. M., pastor of Sacred
Heart Church, officiating at the fun
eral Mass; interment was in Austell,
Ga. Surviving Mrs. Karwisch are her
son, Alfred B. Karwisch, her sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth Kisker, and six grand
children.
MRS. MARY R. DUTTON - The
funeral of Mrs. Mary R. Dunton, a
member of Sacred Heart Church, who
died late in June, was held from the
parish church with a Requiem Mass,
the Rev. M. S. O’Donnell and the Rev.
Louis Emmerth, S. M., officiating.
Interment was in the National Ceme
tery at Marietta.
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ATLANTA COUNCIL
ELECTS OFFICERS
John J. Bradley Again Grand
Knight in Capitol City
ATLANTA, Ga. — The following
have been elected officers of Atlanta
Council, Knights of Columbus, for
the term beginning July 1: John J.
Bradley, grand knight; Dwight L.
Hollowell, deputy grand knight; A.
Joseph Crocy, chancellor: Charles
B. Cannon, recorder; George T.
Flynt, financial secretary; William J.
McAlpin, treasurer; Joseph. S. Cron
in, advocate; Edward M. Schafer,
warden; M. A. Fuller, inside guard;
John P. Daly, John J. Shaner, out
side guards; Lewis F. Gordon, trus
tee.
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MOTORCADE
J.
The annual motorcade of the
council to St. Joseph’s Home for
Boys at Washington, June 28, was a
great success. Twenty-one cars were
in line behind an escort of motor
cycle police.
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RETREAT
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The council is doing more than
approving the annual Retreat.
Deputy Grand Knight Hollowell is
providing transportation for retreat-
ants without it.
At a recent meeting at Sacred
Heart Rectory for the purpose of
forming a unit of the Holy Name
Society, every man present was a
member of Atlanta Council.
Henry T. Lynch Dies
at His Dawson Home
Native of Brooks County
Widely Known in South
Georga
uiii.fv I. MOORE—President
(Special to The Bulletin)
DAWSON, Ga. — Henry Thomas
Lynch, for many years a resident of
Terrell County, died at his home here
on June 23 after an illness of several
months.
The son of the late Thomas Lynch,
a native of County Cavan, Ireland,,
and Virginia Duke Lynch, of
Lowndes County, Mr. Lynch was
born at Quitman, Brooks County, De
cember 16, 1866. He had farmed in
this section and at one time was a
member of the Albany Police Depart
ment. Had he lived two days later
his 45th wedding anniversary would
have been celebrated by his wife and
himself.
He is survived by his wife, who was
formerly Miss. Margaret Shea, of
Boston, Georgia, a daughter, Mrs.
John J. McCreary, of Macon, two
sisters, Mrs George C. Dillon, of
Dawson, and Mrs. Frank Hall, of Val
dosta, a daughter-in-law, Mrs. James
H. Lynch, of Albany, and several
grandchildren.
He was the father of James H.
and Thomas S. Lynch, both charter
members of Fr. Prendergast Council
2057, at Albany, who had served as
grand knight and financial secretary,
respectively, but who died in recent
years.
Mr. Lynch was the only Catholic
male resident of Terrell County. A
Requiem Mass at his home was said
by the Rev. Henry Honeck, of Al
bany, and services were concluded at
the graveside in Chickasawhatchee
Cemetery. The funeral was attended
by numerous of his non-Catholic
friends who were quite impresesd by
Father Honeck’s exposition of the
Catholic Doctrine of purgatory.
40 St. Joseph Boys
Undergo Operations
Physicians and Nurses Vol
unteer Services for Minor
Surgical Treatment
(Special to The Bulletin)
WASHINGTON, Ga.—Six physi
cians and twelve nurses turned St.
Joseph’s Home here into a surgical
ward late in June when they gave
their services for the performing of
minor operations such as the removal
on tonsile from about forty boys at
the home.
The doctors, who are not Catholics,
were Dr. R. E. Newberry, Dr. H. F.
McDuffie, Dr. Charles Lawrence. Dr.
J. C. Ivey, of Atlanta, and Dr. H. T.
Harriss, of Washington; Dr. Lewis
M. Patton, of Athens, also answered
a call in connection with the surgi
cal treatment.
Assisting the doctors were the fol
lowing nurses from St. Joseph's Hos
pital: Miss Anna Massel, Miss Roselle
Barron, Miss Sara Dicey, Miss Un
dine Power, Miss Inez Duckworth,
Miss Elsie Romano, Miss Irma Myer,
Miss Sara Blasingame, Miss Eliza
beth Carey, Miss Schaupp, Miss Hor
ton and Mrs. R. E. Newberry.
FATHER R. A. McGOWAN told the
Institute of Public Affairs at the Uni
versity of Virginia that it is the func
tion of the church to teach its follow
ers and all who are willing to listen
the moral and religious laws of eco
nomic and governmental life, and in
spire them to act. There is grave
need of an economic democracy in the
United States, Father McGowan said.
THE UNITED STATES and the
Commonwealth of the Philippines are
printing a special series of comme
morative postage stamps in connec
tion with the Eucharistic Congress to
be held in Manila February 3-7 The
stamps, to be issued in the fall, are in
the process of printing at the Depart
ment of Printing and Engraving in
Washington.
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