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THE BULLETIN OF THE CATHOLIC LA YMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA
NOVEMBER 29. 1947
ANNUAL DINNER HELD
IN PHOENIX CITY BY
HOLY NAME SOCIETY
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(Special to The Bulletin)
PHOENIX CITY, Ala.—The Holy
Name Society of St. Patrick’s
Church held its annual dinner
meeting on November 16 in (he
parish social hall with members
of the society from Columbus, Ga..
and Auburn, Ala., as guests of the
local members.
J. C. Ryekley, president of the
society, in extending a welcome to
the visitors, expressed his grat
ification' at the number of Geor
gians who were present.
Speakers included William Fort-
son, grand knight of Bishop Gross
Council, Knights of Columbus, of
Columbus, who spoke on “Column
bianism”; Richard H. Fleming,
former grand knight of Bishop
Gross Council, who discussed the
aims and purposes of the Holy
Name Society; Raymond Rosier,
of the Newman Club of Alabama
Polytechnical Institute, Auburn,
who told of Newman Club activ
ities, and William Pfaff, of Colum
bus, who responded tr the address
of welcome. i
Father James J. Salway, S. M.,
pastor of St. Patrick’s Church,
introduced the principal speaker,
Father Patrick Doran, C. M., of
the Sacred Heart Church, Auburn,
who gave an inspiring account of
the recent national convention of
the Holy Name Society, held in
Boston, which was attended by
130.000 delegates, who participated
in a magnificent demonstration of
faith that was witnessed by mil
lions of people.
Father Doran also stressed that
the purpose of the Holy Name So
ciety was to honor the Divinity of
Christ. He encouraged the mem
bers to perservere in their pro
motion of respect for the Holy
Name of Jesus, and quoted the
words of President Truman, in his
message to the convention: “I
know of few organizations with a
higher purpose than this Society,
devoted to the honor of the Name
which is above every name ...
The Holy Name Society is carry
ing praise-worthy wo -k in accord
with ancient tradition commended
alike in the Old Testament and
the New.”
At the conclusion of the meet
ing, all those present joined in
reciting the Holy Name Pledge.
NUNS FROM ITALY FIND
NEW HOME IN LOUISIANA
ALEXANDRIA, La. — <NC) —
Fourteen Italian nuns have ar
rived in the Diocese of Alexandria
and have taken residence at
Sacred Heart Mission House,
Moreauville. Four will be assigned
to the new Boys’ Home at Cotton-
port and the others will do mission
and welfare work throughout the
Diocese.
DAWSON ROTAR1ANS HEAR
FATHER DANIEL BOURKE
DAWSON, Ga. —Father Daniel
J. Bourke, V. F., pastor of St. The
resa’s Church, Albany, was the
guest speaker at a recent meeting
of the Dawson Rotary Club. Fa-
thei Bourke talked interestingly
and instructively of his native Ire
land, and of conditions in that
country as he found them on a
visit there this summer.
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of the Sacred Heart Church, War
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Sacred Heart College,
Belmont, Represented
at Students’ Meeting
(Special to The Bulletin)
BELMONT, N. C.—Two college
students, Miss Ernestine Fussell,
of Raleigh, and Miss Lillian
Kotesek, of Petersburg, Va., rep
resented the students of Sacred
Heart College at the first meeting
of all the Catholic students in
North Carolina colleges and uni
versities, which was held at the
Women’s College of the University
of North Carolina, October 25-26,
in Greensboro.
The highlight of the program
was a talk by Bishop Vincent S.
Waters of Raleigh, who presided
at the Communion breakfast on
the morning of October 26. Other
speakers were Father Maurice
Shean, C. O., chaplain for the
Catholic students at South Caro
lina State Teachers College, Father
Lambert galeha, O. F. M„ of
Statevillc, and Philip Des Morias.
Mr. Des Morias, the, chairman of
the Joint Committee for Student
Action, which coordinates activ
ities of the National Federation of
Catholic College Students and the
National Newman Club Federation,
reported on the recent national
student meeting at the University
of Wisconsin, at which the United
States National Student Associa
tion was formed. This meeting, at
tended by 700 students from 351
U. S. colleges and universities,
was a successful attempt to organ
ize the students of the nation into
an association such as exists in
other countries.
Catholic Women’s Club
Formed in Walterboro
(Special to The Bulletin)
WALTERBORO, S. C.—At a
meeting held at the Lord Colleton
Hotel, on November 3, members of
St. Anthony’s parish organized a
Catholic Women’s Club, with 12
charter members.
After a general discussion of
the aims and purposes of the club,
it was decided that meetings would
be held on the first Thursday
afternoon in each ‘month and that
the members would receive Holy
Communion in a body of the first
Sunday in each month.
Mrs. P. E. Murphy was elected
president of the club, and Miss
Alice Beckett was elected secre
tary-treasurer. The vote for a
vice-president resulted in a tie,
and a new election for that office
will be held at the next meet
ing. Miss Lucia Paterson was
made honorary vice-president.
Other charter members of the
club are Miss Catherine E. Smith,
Mrs. E. G. Bailey, Mrs. L. H.
Glover, Miss Josie Adams, Mrs.
T. M. Keeler, Mrs. C. A. Thomas,
Mrs. J. B. Carter, Mrs. W. II.
Converse, and Mrs. L. A. DuPre.
At the conclusion of (he busi
ness sessoin, Mrs. DuPre was
hostess at a social session.
FLOWER SHOW HELD
AT MT. ST. JOSEPH
SCHOOL IN AUGUSTA
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Pupils who
were awarded prizes for vase, twin
vase, bowl, miniature, birthday
package, potted plants and other
arrangements at a flower show
held at Mount St. Joseph School,
under the auspices of the Wayside
Garden Club, were Katherine
Dienst, Benjie Mason, Caroline
Dubeuy, Alice Doris, Tony
Hughes, Beverly Bassford, Bar-
boro Bcdenfield, Linda Duggan,
Fred Fuller, Wilheimina Adams,
Michael O’Connor, Patricia Mc-
Manis, Tony Henderson, Ann Mc
Carthy, Virginia Etheredge, Renee
Sheehan, and Helen Wingard.
MARRIAGES
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CHARLESTON, S. C. — Miss
Frances Margaret Bevis, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Bevis,
and Mr. Herman Christian Grube,
of Atlanta, were married at St.
Patrick’s Church, Monsignor Jo
seph L. O’Brien officiating. Mr.
Grube is the son of Mrs. Herman
C. Grube, of Roanoke, Va,, form
erly of Charleston, and the late
Mr. Grube.
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SAVANNAH, Ga.—Miss Fer
nanda Hearn and Mr. William P.
Perry were married on October 26
at the Blessed Sacrament Church,
Father Thomas A. Brennan offi
ciating.
Mrs. Perry is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hearn, gr.
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CHARLESTON, S. C.—Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. StudemeyCr announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Helen Studemeyer, and Mr.
Robert Frederick Riecosky, of
Canton, Ohio, at the Cathedral of
St. John the Baptist, Father
Joseph J. Murphy officiating.
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ATLANTA, Ga.—Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Miles Aiola announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Virginia Mary Aiola, to Mr.
Francis Roland Hopton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter John Hopton, on
November 1, at the Cathedral 'of
Christ the King.
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ATLANTA, Ga.—Mr. and Mrs.
John G. Adams announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss
Peggy Adams, to Mr. Fred G. Fett,.
Jr., of Detroit, on November 15, at
the Cathedral of Christ the King,
Father John McDonough officiat
ing.
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LOWRY-RISHER
CHARLESTON, S. C.—Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas W. Risher announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Madeleine Lavonia Risher, to
Mr. John Gerald Lowry, son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. G. Leo Lowry,
on November 15, at St. Patrick s
Church, Monsignor Joseph L.
O’Brien officiating.
MISSION CONDUCTED AT
ST. FRANCIS DE SALES
CHURCH IN COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA, S. C.—Father John
J. Murray, C SS.R., of the Re-
dcmplorist Mission Band, from
New Smyrna, Fla , conducted a
mission at St. Francis de Sales
Church in Columbia during the
week of November 16.
In addition to the general mis
sion for the men and women of
the parish, and for students in
high school or junior high school,
Father Murray conducted a spe
cial mission for children attend
ing grammar grades at St. Peter’s
School or public schools in the
city.
ALTAR SOCIETY OF
GAINESVILLE PARISH
PLANS HOLIDAY PARTY
(By Margaret Castleberry)
GAINESVILLE, Ga. — Plans for
the annual holiday party sponsor
ed by the Altar Society of St. Mi
chael’s Church, for the benefit of
its Christmas charity fund, were
made at a recent meeting held at
the rectory, at which Father Mi
chael. Manning, the pastor, was the
speaker. •* ,
The entertainment Will be held
on the evening of December 1, In
the ballroom of the Dixie Hunt
Hotel, and will be under the direc
tion of Mrs. William Faw and Mrs.
Rose McDonald. Also on the com-
rqittec in charge are Mrs. James
Caras, Mrs. Sevvell Cheek, Mrs.
Fred Costa, Mrs. Mabel Rogers,
Mrs. Charles Edmondson, Mrs.
Katherine Braun, Mrs. H. E. Fil-
more, Mr| William Dunwoody,
Mrs. I. L. Courtenay, Mrs. Mary
Cinciolo and Mrs. Lois Leroy.
Bridge and other games will be
enjoyed and the proceeds will be
devoted to local 'and Diocesan
charity.
FIRST FRIDAY CLUB
MEETS IN AUGUSTA
AUGUSTA, Ga.—Father Arthur
Weltzer, assistant pastor of St.
Mary’s-on-The-IIill Church, was
the guest speaker at the Novem
ber luncheon-meeting of the First
Friday Club of Patrick Walsh
Council, Knights of Columbus,
held at the Town Tavern.
Father Weltzer, a priest of the
Diocese of Rochester, who is serv-1
ing temporarily in the Diocese of
Savannah-Atlanta, spoke informa
tively and entertainingly of the life
of St. Thomas More, Lord High
Chancellor of England, who suf
fered martyrdom during the reign
of King Henry VIII.
FATHER F. X. CLOUGIIERTY
ADDRESSES NEWMAN CLUB
AT EMORY UNIVERSITY
ATLANTA, Ga.—Father Francis
X. Clougherty, O. S. B., assistant
pastor of St. Joseph’s Church,
Athens, addressed the members
of the Newman Club at Emory
University during Religious Em
phasis Week at the university.
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INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS
ATLANTA, Ga.—New officers
of the Atlanta Catholic Club of
Business and Professional Women,
who were formally installed at the
November meeting are Mrs. W. J.
Grennor, president; Miss Mary
Kathryn McGowan, vice-president;
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