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TWO THE BULLETIN OF THE CATHOLIC LAYMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA MAY 28, 1938 Georgia Marriages i IXtWTHEB-WHITTLE ATLANTA, Ga.—The Rev. Edward P. McGrath, S. M., of Sacred Heart Church officiated at the marriage of Miss Ann Lowther, daughter of the late O. Hampton Lowther and Mrs. Lowther and granddaughter of the late U. S. Judge William Wallace lowther, and Richard Watters Whit tle, son of the late John P. Whittle and Mrs. Whittle of Covington, Ky., Mrs. Whittle was educated at North Fulton High, Washington Seminary and St. Genevieve-of-the-Pines; Mr. Whittle, a graduate of the University of Wisconsin, taught school at Coving ton and is now with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad freight-traffic de partment, Atlanta office. He is a bro ther of Father Austin Whittle, C. P., of Holy Cross Monastery, Chicago. O- I HOPKJNS-STERNE ATLANTA, Ga.—The marriage of Miss Helen Hill Hopkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Hopkins, and Augustus Herrington Sterne, at Sacred Heart Church, uniting mem bers of leading Atlanta familits, was on of major interest during the cur rent season. Mr. and Mrs. Sterne will live in Atlanta. ?' o- KERR-BROOKS 7 ATLANTA, Ga— Miss Mary Kerr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kerr, and William M. Brooks were united J. C. DUGGAN Optometrist and Optician 221 Mitchell St., S. W. WA. 9885 Atlanta, Ga. OLDS DELICIOUS Modern Milk and Ice Cream Co., Inc. “Baby Brand Milk” Phone Main 1033 325 Capital Ave., S. W. Atlanta, Ga. Compliments ORANGE CRUSH BOTTLING CO. Atlanta, Ga. A Georgia Product Made for Our Southern Climate. RAYMOND BLOOMFIELD and Company Catholic Funeral Director Secretary Sam Greenberg 95 Forrest Ave., N. E. ATLANTA, GA. C. L. A. CIRCULATING LIBRARY NEW BOOKS The Catholic Layman’s Association Library plans to present brief re views for its readers of one or more books in each issue, books which will be of aid to them in carrying out “Catholic Action”, HYMNS TO THE CHURCH, by Gertrud von LeFort. "A series of apostrophes to the Faith and its corporate expression in the form of the Church, so tender, childlike and trustful, as to make the book almost incapable of enough reading.” THE PATH TO ROME by Hilaire Belloc. “A perfect example ... of the vi talizing power of the Faith; here is a world of enormous beauty and en ergy and variety so seen because it is a Catholic who is looking at it.” (Ground Plan for Catholic Reading, F. J. Sheed). These are among the hundreds of books available at the Circulating Li brary of the Catholic Laymen’s As sociation of Georgia. in marriage at Sacred Heart Rectory early in May. After their wedding trip to Baltimore and Canada, they will live in Atlanta, where they are widely known. O- WIEHBS-BROOKS -i MIAMI, Fla.—The Rev. Joseph T. Burleigh, S. J., officiated at the mar- riag at Gesu Church of Miss Sharon E. Wiehers of Miami and John W. Davis of Savannah. They will live in Savannah where Mr. Davis is active in Catholic circles, being recorder for several years of Savannah Council. HERMANN-HERMANN O- S A V A N N AH, Ga.—The Rev. Thomas L. Finn of Atlanta, officiated at the marriage of Mrs. Anna Her mann and Frank Hermann, the mar- miage taking place at St. Patrick’s late in April. SHEAHAN-YOUNGBLOOD AUGUSTA, Ga.-The Rev. Jere miah O’Hara of St. Patrick’s Church officiated at the marriage of Miss Sarah Theresa Sheahan, daughter of E. B. Sheahan and the late Mrs. Shea han. and Harris S. Youngblood, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Youngblood, Sr., early in May. Mrs. Youngblood’s father was for a number of years a member of City Council; Mrs. Young blood, a graduate of Catholic High School and Clemson College, is in business here. Laymen’s Association Library Book List These Books Available in the C. L A. Circulating Library These and numerous other books are available to all members of the Catholic Laymen’s Association «* Georgia; members cf the Bishop's Confraternity of the Laity are also members of the C. E A. There is no charge except for postage when it is necessary to mail the books. This list is but a cross-section of the library’s list Adam, Rev. Karl. Two Essays; love and Belief, Christ and the Western Mind. Attwater, Donald. Catholic Eastern Churches. Belloc, Hilaire. Characters erf the Reformation. Path to Rome. What England really is: Bemames, Georges. Diary of a Country Priest f. Burton, K. Sorrow Built a Bridge. Castiello, Jaime. Human Psychology of Education. Chesterton, G. K. Autobiography. Civardi, Luigi. Manual of Catholic Action. Colum, Padraic. Fountain of Youth. Conolly, Violet Soviet Tempo. Dawson, C. Religion and the Modem State. DeBlaeam, Hugh. Gentle Ireland. Eliot, Ethel C, Angel’s Mirth, f. Farrow, John. Damien the leper. Furfey, P. H. Fire on Earth. Gheon, Henri. Secret of the Cure DArs. Hildebrand, von, D. Defense of Purity. Hillis, C. Breakdown of Money. Hughes, Philip. Pius XL Jordan, Elizabeth. Three Rousing Cheers. Kelly, B. M. Well of English. Knoblaugh, H. E. Correspondent in Spain. Knox, R. Belief of Catholics. Leen, E. The Holy Ghost Le Fort, Gertrud von. Song at the Scaffold. 1. Lunn, A. Spanish Rehearsal, ~ McCarthy, R. C. Training the Adolescent McCole, C. J. Lucifer at Large. Maritain, Jacques. Angelic Doctor. Things that are not Caesar’s. Mauriac, Francois. life of Jesus. Miltner, C. C. Elements of Ethics. Morgan, T. B. Reporter of the Papal Court Hayles, A. The Unknown God. Parsons, W. Mexican Martyrdom. Phelan, G. B. Jacques Maritain. Pfleger, K. Wrestlers with Christ Prince, J. F. T. Creative Revolution. Proface, Dom. College Men, Their Making and Un making. Ross, Eva. Social Origins. S. M. C. Brother Petroc’s Return. Sargent D. Catherine Tekakwitha. Sheed, F. J. Irish Way. Ground plan for Catholic reading. Map of life. Undset Sigrid. Saga for the Saints. Villiers, A. Stromalong. j. Walsh, E. Saints and Social Work. Walsh. W. T. Philip H. Isabella the Crusader. Ward, Maisie. Insurrection versus Resurrection. English Way. Windham, J. Adventures of St. Paid. j. Six o’clock Saints. Yeo, Margaret. Reformer, St. Charles Borromeo. Savannah Student Spring Hill Leader Burke McEHinn Is Valedictorian 1938 SAVANNAH, Ga—Burke McEllinn, son of Mrs. Marguerite McEHinn, will be the valedictorian at the annual graduation exercises, May 21, at Spring Hill College, in Mobile. It is the third time the Savannahian hah received such an honor, achieving the same distinction both at Marist School for Boys, and Benedictine School here in 1930 and 1934 respectively. BISHOP O’HARA was the celebrant of the Mass at St Mary’s Home when a class of seven children received First Holy Communion. Bishop O'Hara was assisted by the Rev. Norbert Mc Gowan, O. S. B., chaplain of St Mary’s. BISHOP O’HARA donated $25 to ward the funds for the silver service set presented the new cruiser, U. S. S. Savannah, upon its arrival here May 20. The Citizens & Southern National Bank Augusta, Ga. “NO ACCOUNT TOO LARGE NONE TOO SMALL” -O o- BROWN-NAVE -O AIKEN, S. C.-The Rev. George J. Dietz, pastor of St. Mary, Help of Christians Church, offiicated at the marriage late in April of Miss Sadie L. Brown and Edgar Nave. Mr. and Mrs. Nave will live in Augusta. ANGLIN-ALONSO O- O SAVANNAH, Ga.-Miss Dorothy Sinclair Anglin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Anglin, and Cyril V. Alonzo, were united in marriage at the Cathedral, the Rev. Joseph W. Kavanagh officiating. O- o- PATTERSGN-FINNEGAN -<J The Rev. Jos. Kavanagh of the Ca thedral of St. John the Baptist, offici ated at the marriage here lecently of Miss Kathryn Patterson, the daugh ter of Mr and Mrs. J. J. Patterson, ta Robert Anthony Finnegan. ?- DUNN-DAVIS -O o- The marriage of Miss Mary Cecelia Dunn, daughter of Mrs. Catherine Dunn and the late William F Dunn, and Arthur F. Davis, took place at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, with the Rev. Joseph Kavanagh of ficiating. For The Fourth Year In A Row Georgia Keeps Her Leadership Georgia is ahead again—for the fourth’ consecutive year! Georgia measure! up hy the modem yardstick of progress in better living—the use of eleetrid service in the home. Here are the figures to prove it: In 1937, for the fourth consecutive year, Georgia stood First East of the Rockies in average use of electric service in the home and Fourth in the Nation* (The national average use of electric service in the home last year was 802 kilowatt hours; the average for Georgia was 1,195 kilowatt hours; the aver age for Georgia homes served by the Georgia Power Company was 1,313 kilowatt hours.) DEAN-BURKE -O - U Father Kavanagh of the Cathedral, officiated at the marriage of Miss Rosemary Dean to Thomas John Burke. Mrs. Burke is the grand daughter of Mrs. Margaret Bridget Scully. THE .ROMAN ROTA upheld the validity of 36 marriages and declared 20 null and void during 1937. In 1936 there were 23 annulments and in the preceding year 35, from the entire Catholic world. Bailie Furniture Company The Quality Store Complete House Furnishings 708-710-712 Broadway Augusta, Ga. Georgia’s increase in the use of electric service was Second East of the Rockies and TJBrd in the Nation. [(The national average use of electric service. in the Home increased 8.3 per cent in 1937 over 1936. The average increase for all Georgia homes was 9.8 per cent. The average increase for homes served by the Georgia Power Company was 9.9 per cent.) fTlie average price per kilowatt hour for electric service in the homes of Georgia was Third Lowest East of the Rockies and Sixth Lowest in the Nation* r (The average for the Nation was 4.40 cents per kilowatt hour; the average for all Georgia homes ivas 3.47 cents per kilowatt hour; the average for Geor gia homes served by the Georgia Power Comjxaiy was 3.04 cents per kilo-, watt hour.) GEORGIA POWER COMPANY ] .