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JUNE 26. 1943 THE BULLETIN OF THE CATHOLIC LAYMEN'S ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA NINETEEN MRS. KARAM GANNEM DIES IN SAVANNAH SAVANNAH, Ga. — Mrs. Anne Abraham Gannem. mother of Sa vannah's first victim of World War II. died on June 7, funeral services being held from the Sacred Heart Church. Her son, Staff Sergeant George Gannem. was killed in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941. A native of Elaman Sida, Le- bonn, Mrs. Gannem is .survived by her husband. Karem Gannem; three sons, Anthony K. Gannem, Savannah; Nazar Gannem, U. S. Navy. Norfolk, and Michael Gan nem. U. S. Army Air Force, stat ioned in Tennessee; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Saraf. Savannah: a bro ther. Ganam A. Karam. Manchest er, N. H., and nine grandchildren. MRS. ANNIE RYAN DIES IN SAVANNAH SAVANNAH. Ga.—Funeral ser vices for Mrs. Annie Hermes Ryan, widow of W. T. Ryan, who died June 7. were held from the Cathe dral of St. John the Baptist. Mrs. Ryan, a native of Savan nah. is survived by six sons, Wil liam T. Ryan. Charleston: Aloysius Ryan, Ira J. Ryan, Robert F. Ryan, Vestus J. Ryan, and Leo V. Ryan: four daughters, Mrs. A. O. Ivey, Mrs. J. Leroy Cole, Miss Gertrude Ryan, all of Savannah, and Mrs. H. B. Hoffman. Philadelphia, and fourteen grandchildren. FRANK AMMATUNA DIES IN SAVANNAH SAVANNAH. Ga.—Funeral ser vices for Frank Ammatuna, who died June 4." were held from the Cathedral of St. John the Rap- tist. A native of Italy, Mr. Amma tuna had been a resident of Sa vannah for the past forty years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Carmelina Ammatuna: a daughter, Miss Nina Ammatuna; a son, George Ammatuna. and a sister, Mrs. Santa Cela, all of Savannah. Director of Augusta USO-NCCS Club MARTIN CALLAGHAN, JR., HEADS MACON K. OF C. CRESCENT BRIDE The USO Club operated by the National Catholic Community Ser vice in Augusta is expanding its program and increasing in popu larity under the direct on of Crescent Bride, its new director. Mr. Bride has as his aides. Miss Pauline Martin, assistant director. Miss Anne Markwalter, club sec retary, and a splendid group of volunteer workers. NEPHEW OF SAVANNAH PRIEST IS EULOGIZED SAVANNAH. Ga. — A recent copy of “The Tariff,” a magazine issued by the Traffic Club of New ark, N. J.. devotes a part of its cover design and a lead story to First Lieut. Mark B. Connor, nephew of the Rev. Norbe-t Me- Gcwsn. O. S. B.. of Savannah, who lost his life in action in the European theatre, December 20, 1942. Father Norbert, it is recalled, went to New Jersey some time ago to offer a Mass of Requiem at a memorial service for his nephew. MACON. Ga —The 1943 election of officers of Macon Council No. 925, Knights of Columbus, result ed in the promotion of Deputy Grand Knight Martin J. Callag han. Jr., to succeed Francis T.- Cassidy as grand knight, the re- election of several officers, and election of several to hold office for the first time. Mr. Cassidy was given a post on the board of trustees, while Charles C. McCur- ran became deputy grand knight. Re-elected officers were A. A. Benedetto, chancellor; John J. McCreary* advocate: Frank L. Mc Donough, recorder; Martin J. Cal laghan. treasurer, and James Modena .outer guard. New officers are Don C. Chest- niitt, warden: Hillman B. Tanner, inner guard, and Charles L. Adams, Sr., and John F. McBrear-' ty, to fill unexpired terms as trus tees. Awarded Silver Star SACRED HEART SCHOOL GRADUATES ENTERTAINED SAVANNAH. Ga. — With the Very Rev. Boniface Bauer, O. S. B., pastor of the Sacred Heart Church as host, members of the graduating class of the Sacred Heart parochial school were tendered a breakfast in the dining room of the school on June 2. Honored guests at the breakfast were the Rev. Aloysius Wachter. O. S. B„ the Rev. Peter Trizzino. O. S. R., the Rev. Gilbert Fuchs, O. S. B., the Rev. Michael Donna, and Miss Margaret Steeg. Participating in the program, with Father Boniface, were Rich ard Dooley. Mary Ann Kavanaugh, Edward Killorin. Margaret Oetgen. Ann Ott. Helen Marie Whalen, Shirley Kramer and Mary Ernes tine Morel. CAPTAIN GARY Announcement has been made that Captain Albert von Kamp Gary, U. S. Marine Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Gary, of Augusta, has been awarded the silver star for gallantry in action. Captain Gary lead a patrol which was oh .Guadalcanal for several months and took part in the ground defense of Midway island during the Japanese bombing of that out post. A member of St. Mary’s-on- the-Hill parish in Augusta. Cap tain Gary was recently married in that church to Miss Mary Hill, al so a member of that parish. Thomas W. Duffy Funeral in Macon THE SERMON delivered by the Rev. Joseph M. Supple. O. 41. I-, at the Baccalaureate Mass at Trin ity College. Washington. D. C.. has been published in the Congression al Record. AMERICAN LEGION AWARD GOES TO STUDENT OF MACON PAROCHIAL SCHOOL MACON. Ga. — The American Legion School award made an nually by Joseph N. Nell, Jr.. Post, American Legion, was presented to William Joanis. son of Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Joanis. by Past Com mander Arthur Lewis, Command er Charles L. Chapman. Viee-Com- mander Ben K. Sharp and Past Commander John J. McCreary, at the closing exercises of St. Jo seph's parochial school. The trophy has been awarded for 20 years to seventh grade school boys in Ma con who have shown outstanding qualities of leadership. ~ scholar ship. courage and moral character. MACON, Ga.—Funeral services for Thomas William Duffy, of James, were conducted June 2 at St. Joseph's Church by Rev. James E. King, of Athens. Present in the sanctuary during the requim Mass were the Rev. Harold A. Gaudin. S. J., pastor of St. Joseph’s and the Rev. John Toomey, of Milledgeville. Son of James and Joanna Tracy Dnxfy, he was born August 15, 1355, in Augusta, and early in life moved to James, in Jones County. H# represented that county in the Georgia House of Representatives from 1896 to 1900, and was president of the' Jones County Board of Education for 25 years, during which time he led and won the campaign for the consolidation of the schools and free bus transportation for school children. For fifty years he was Georgia Railroad agent, and had been a member of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers since 1882. He was recognized by the national office of that organization as an outstanding member, serving his own Division as chairman for many years and representing it in the national convention as delegate: his pioneer work done on his own division was note worthy. and even after his retire ment from active railroad service his interest and support con tinued. He was a charter member of Macon Council, Knights of Colum bus, of which council he was an honorary life member. He was married to Miss Ida Warren Mitchell \t Clinton, who died several years ago. He is sur vived by three sons. Thomas W. Duffy, Jr., and Robert Emmet Duffy, both of James, and Paul Duffy, of Macon; five daughters, Mrs. Robert H. Kingman, and Carl G. Cain. Macon; Mrs. Abner Stubbs. Milledgeville; Mrs. Frank X. Jennings. Roanoke. Va.; Mrs. Frank* B. McAuliffe, Washington. D. C.. and one sister Mrs. MarJ* Glynn. Savannah, Ga. THE BULLETIN Catholic Newspaper of Georgia and the Carolinas GEORGIA’S SELECT LIST A STATE-WIDE BUYING GUIDE A Classified Business and Service Directory -o- LEADING FIRMS IN THEIR RESPECTIVE LINES Those Who Desire the Good Will and Patronage of Bulletin Readers THE BULLETIN The Official Organ of the Catholic Laymen’s Association of Georgia THE BULLETIN—Issued Monthly “To Bring About a Friendlier Feeling Among Citizens, Irrespective of Creed” 21G : 2J7 S. F. C. Bldg. Augusta Georgia AUTO BODY WORKS OeUJX PAINT AND BODY SHOP J M .PONDER. Prop Auto Painting ana Body Repairing, Radiators Repaired ill 2 Reynold* St Augusta, Ga. CEMETETUES WESTOVER MEMORIAL PARK Perpetual Care "Augustas Garden ot Memories'* AUTO PAINTING Sc BODY. WORK D £. MULCAY CUSTOM AUTO PAINTING “A Classic Job” is our motto 549 Walker Street Augusta. Ga. AUTO FINANCING WILLINGHAM AUTOMOBILE FINANCE COUP “A Home Company for Hmne Folks” Brood at F.iehth < *lrpr» Augusta. Ga. AUTO .SUPPLIES OSBON AUTO SUPPLY CO. 1255 Broad St- Augusta. Ga. Mohawk Tires. Thoi Batteries, easy terms. Parts and accessories. Bicycles and Wheel Toys BICYCLES BICYCLES -SEKVI CYCLES MOTORCYCLES Cash or Fasv Terrm R. L. SUMER A U & SON *248 Broad St. Augusta* Ga. BUILDING MATERIAL WOODWARD LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers of Sash—Doors—Blinds—Interior Trim Phone 2-4611 Roberts and Dugas Streets Augusta Georgia LUMBER MU Li! ERIN LUMBER COMPANY ( AUGUSTA. GA, CLOTHING FARR’S 833 Broad. Augusta. Ga. dotiving. Hats. Furnishings. Correct in style and price—By ‘Farr’* the oest COAL and ICE AUGUSTA ICE AND COAL COMPANY 10025 HOME INDUSTRY Allburn Coal Crystal Cleat lee Phone 2-7721 Augusta. Ga HOWDE.VCOAL & OIL CO. Phone 4148 Savannah. Georgia COAL. FURL OILS. SHELL GASOLINE Fred J. Howden Frank D Howden Mert Spellman Cosgrove CONTRACTORS DAN J. SHEEHAN COMPANY TILE. MARBLE. TERRAZ20 Store Front Specialist* Plate. Art. Window Glass Glaring Paint* Varnishes. Painting Savannah. Ga 15® Whitaker St DEPARTMENT STORES BE LK-WHITE-LUKE CO. “Remember. You Always Save Money at Bclk’s’* 8*5 Broad St Augusta. Ga. DRUG STORES THE HILL PHARMACY. INC. Reliable Druggist? 1432 Monte Sano Ave Augusta. Ga. Phone 3-3621 DENTIST DR. .GKIEMN'S SAVANNAH DENTAL OFFICE 30 West Broughton Street Phone 2- 17Si High Clase Dental Work at reason able once* ELECTRICAL REPAIRS J V» WILSON Electrical Repair Shop Motors ana electrical equipment repaired Motor Rewiodine 23 Wall Stret. Macon. Ga. Phone 373 FIXIR1STS Flowers for All Occasions McKEOYVN’S FLORISTS 125 Ellis Street Phone 2-7#I4 - Angtisfa. Ga. FURRIERS SOUTHEASTERN FUR CO. Augusta’s Onl* Exclusive Farriers COLD STORAGE—SALES Sc REPAIRS 911 Greene Street Awg*»*«a. Ga. FURNITURE DEALERS ALEX B tUU.BLtl FURNITURE CO. The Store of Quality and Originality Modem Furniture. Reproductions. Antique* Fabrics Rugs imported Br»?sware Phone 2-7607 1529 Walton War Augusta. Ga. STERCHIS The South ? Largest Home Furnishers Cherry at Broadway Macon. On. TO OUR READERS - We ask our , readers to tote carefully the names ol the retailers, wholesalers, manufacturers, business and professional men vv hose firm names appear in this directory. They have thus indicated the value they set on Catholic patronage and their willingness to so licit your business through our columns. Investigation has demon strated to us that these firms have a reputation for fair dealing and general reliability. When patronizing them please mention The Catho lic Bulletin. FOOD PRODUCTS COASTAL COOll COMMNI Savanah Ga. Dependable merchandise COASTAL SUPREME COFFEE in vacuum jars, tans and packages Also LIVE OAK and Sea Gull coffees and teas HATS P K SHERON & CO 1016 Broao SI Augusta. Ga HATS FOR lilt ENTIRE FAMILY We carrv more nats than anv store in Aiifftasta and them cheaner I. A DIES READY TO WEAR MARGARET LCYTZ SPECIALTY SHOP 827 Greene St. Augusta. Ga. GAS—OIL—SERVICE BOARDMA.N OIL COMPANY Augusta. Georgia TEXACO GARAGES StriUSMi. STORAGE GARAGE Washing—Polishing—Lubntatirvg It Payi to Park Indoors Phone S3«0 *51 Second St. OXLEY BROS Prop Macon Georgs HATCHERIES SEED. FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES GEORGIA-CAROLINA HATCHERY U. S. Approved Pollorum Tested Baby Chicks 1025 Broad Street. Augusta. Ga. HOTELS ana CAFES FUNERAL DIRECTORS HENDERSON BROTHERS Funeral Directors-Emoaimexs 220 Drayton Street. Corner Hull Phone* 8139-813.0 Amublanee Service Savannah. Ga HOME (OCXS CIGAR STORE SODA LUNCHES NEWSTAND BILLIARD PARLOR Phone 2-7379 754 Broad St.. Augusta. Ga. THE TOWN TAVERN Broad at 7th. Augusta. Ga. OPEN DAT AND NIGHT LAUNDRIES and CLEANERS STARK-LMPIRE Augusta Ga LAUNDRY CLEANING DYEING Phones 3-3611 2-4733 LEE BLUM Owner FREE BROS. DRY CLEANING CO. Cleaner? and Dvers Phone >-3125 “Our Cleaning Art Keeps Ward robes Smart” Savannah Ga NEW WAY LAUNDRY Savannah, tit. Fme- 'wnnKitv ian’'’'frv service NFW LUSTER dry cleaning Shampoo process ru» cleaning Pnone 3-1121 1160 Wheaton St.^ ■‘Cl'ia’itv «how« m N?w Wav clothe?” M:\miESSES tnwADKRS M.vnu^s COMPANY Manufacturer? ot ail grade? of Mattre^y' and Pillows Rear 425 Arch S t reet Macon. Ga. Phone 5131* UEMORIAI.S SL R. KELLY & SON Dealers in Marble and Granite Memorials Phone 2-4522 Estimate? cheerfully given Ninth and Fenwick St« Augusta Ga £>t.aoli3nea 190'* Phone 5371-3-2321! Oglethorpe Marble Sc Granite Co Monument* Coning Etc. M J Little Manager Cor E Broad and Waldbur* Sts.. Savannah G» OPTOMETRIST DR I. C. THOMAS —Optometrist— Complete Ootical Service Eve? Examined. Glasses Fitted 2M Eifhtli St. Augusta. Ga OFFICE SUPPLIES MURPHY STATION BUY CO. 720 Broao Street Augusta Georgia POTATO CHIPS Fresh Daily. Made in Aususta HEOS POTATO CHIPS Peanut Butter Sandwiches and Salted Peanuts PHOTOGRAPHERS FLUMBKRS ACME PLUMBING CO Plumbing and Heating ”RepaiT Work a Specialty EM. J Ciucevich Bus ohone 7030 340 Lincoln St Savannah Ga. PRINTING ana ENGRAVING PH I N 11NG Quick Service—Reasonable Price? We specialize In Mail Orders W ALTON PRINTING CO Phone 2-7392 117 Eighth St Anau^ta Ga PUBLIC UTILITIES Light-—Heat—Power — Transportation SAVANNWB ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY H C Foss President REAL FSTATF Slid INSURANCE ROOFING ^AUGUST,Y ROOFING * METAL WORKS Incorporated Everythin'* in Roofing and Sheet Metal Work Warm Air Heating 623-625 Reynold? St Phone 2-2318 Augusta G a DAVID SLLSKY Sc SON Asphalt and Meta» Shingle* Tin and v Galvanized Roofing Valsoar Paints Hardware. Builder? Suooiie* Dependable Quali'v Low Price Augusta Ga GEORGIA ROOFING P "SVrri.Y CO Rcofiuv Cunrrsrtor* * Distributor* Barrett EV^RT OX Shingles. Macon Georgia Ahy»rt R “KeH»” Sheridan Mgr NFC FOOD nrCLEIfS TO* MACON FISH * OYSTER CO. *‘M3con'« L^ad-r* Fish and Ov>ter House' <22 Seennd St Macon. Ga. SHOES SAXON-t t r LI M >HOI CO.. Inc. Alway* B'in QUALITY FOOTWEAR StM and *6* Street Augusta Ga rHfc MUON SHOfc 4 0MPANY The Store Wh*’» 0*r.T?.itx Cmwrtt ThfF/i Cf M/teon Ga 1 SHOE REPAIRING EXPERT WORKMANSHIP DANIEL’S SHOE REPAIRING 909 Broad Phone 2-7343 AutruMa. Ga^ PHONE *371 UNION SHOE SHOP Hillman B Tanne! Plop. Work called for and delivered *50 Cotton Avenue Macon Ga. SHEEHAN STUDIO Portraits and Commercial Photography 722 Brood Street Phone 2-2315 SPORTING GOODS COM CLUB CLOSEOUT 300 (35 00) value standard make toU club*. 11.95 cm ZENS- LOAN ASST*- Mitcheil WA. 7352. Atlanta, ©n.