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October 15, 1955,
THE BULLETIN OF THE CATHOLIC LAYMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA
4scw NEWMAN
CLUB ELECTS
MILLEDGEVILLE. Ga. — New
officers have assumed their du
ties in the GSCW Newman Club
with Nery Padilla, Colombia, S.
A., serving as president.
Other officers are: Beatriz Ta
mayo, Colombia, S. A., vice
president; and Dorothy Wood,
Savannah, secretary and publici
ty chairman.
Faculty advisors are Mrs. Lyn
wood Smith and Miss Gloria
Vicedomini.
The club was organized seven
teen years ago and meets on
Sunday evenings at seven o’clock
at the Catholic Rectory.
FEATURED ON LAYMEN’S PROGRAM
ST. VINCENT ACADEMY GLEE CLUB.
“This year we will pursue a
discussion course on the Sac
raments of the Church and on
life of Christ,” stated Father
John D. Toomey, rector of the
Sacred Heart Church.
HULAN E.
LAYMEN’S
JACK SPEAKER AT
LEAGUE MEETING
“The purpose of the group,”
he continued, “is to provide an
organization of Catholic culture
and fellowship which shall fos
ter and deepen the spiritual, in
tellectual, and social interests of
the Catholic students.”
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SAVANNAH, Ga. — Hulan E.
Jack, president of the borough
of Manhattan, City of New York,
delivered the principal address
at the annual state banquet of
the Catholic Laymen League
Sunday Oct. 9th at St. Pius X
High School.
Jack, who was elected presi
dent of the borough of Manhat
tan on Nov. 3, 1953, was born
in the British West Indies on
Dec. 29, 1906. He arrived in the
United States at the age of 16,
worked during the day and stu
died at New York Evening High
School, from which he was grad
uated. He then continued his
day employment and attended
New York University, where he
majored in business administra
tion.
In 1940, he was elected to the
New York State Assembly and
subsequently reelected seven
consecutive times. He served 13
years and resigned as assembly-
man, effective Dec. 31, 1953, to
be inducted into the office of
president of the borough of Man
hattan for a four-year term,
commencing Jan. 1, 1954.
The Oct. 8th program started
at 7:30 with holy hour at St.
Benedict Church. The Rev. Rob
ert Henry Grant, S. S. J., A. M.,
was the speaker. Father Grant
established a fine record for the
You Are Cordially Invited
to attend Open House
at the
NOTRE DAME BOOK SHOP
181 PEACHTREE STREET ATLANTA, GEORGIA
Sunday, October 16 4-8:30 p. m.
in celebration of the opening of the
New Library and Reading Room
HULAN E. JACK
Josephites as a scholar, teacher
and orator at St. Joseph Semina
ry, Washington, D. C., Catholic
University of Atnerica and St.
Augustine High School, New
Orleans, La.
An executive committee meet
ing will be held at 9 p.m. Satur
day at Pius X High School. On
Sunday from 8 to 9 a.m., the first
delegate assembly and commit
tee meetings were held. High
mass was celebrated at the Ca
thedral of St. John the Baptist
at 10 a.m. Father Grant was
preaching the convention ser
mon.
The Most Rev. Bishop Hyland,
auxiliary bishop of the diocese
of Savannah and Atlanta, re
ceived the distinguished service
award for building St. Pius X
High School.
Dr. Carl Jordan* whs elected
and installed as president and
William A. Brown of Augusta
was elected and installed vice
president.
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Past National President Praises
Work Of Augusta Deanery Council
AUGUSTA, Ga.—Mrs. J. H.
Palmer, of Cordele past presi
dent of the National Council of
Catholic Women, praised the
local council in a speech at the
groups annual luncheon at the
Richmond Hotel, Sunday, Oc
tober 2.
The speaker’s main topic was”
THE PLEASURE THAT WOM
EN GET FROM WORKING TO
GETHER”. She also reported on
the recent national convention.
Miss Anna Rice, president of the
Augusta Deanery, Council of
Catholic Women, introduced the
officers for the coming year.
Three committee chairmen, gave
reports. They were Mrs. William
Findley, literature and library
committee; Mrs. B. J. O’Connor,
organization and development;
and Mrs. James Mulherin, chari
ties, who made a plea for old
sheets to be used in the commit
tee’s hospital work.
The Reverend John Toomey,
spiritual moderator of the Sav-
annah-Atlanta Diocesan Coun
cil, urged the women to “PRAY.
STUDY AND ACT.” Plans were
made for the War Relief Tea,
with Mrs. H. F. Daniels in charge.
Each guest will be asked to
bring clothes for refugees to the
tea. A day of Recollection was
also planned, with details to be
announced later.
The speaker’s table was cen
tered with an arrangement of
fall fruit and bronze dahlias sur
rounding a straw cornucopia fil
led with black grapes, pine
apples, apples and oranges. The
centerpiece was flanked by brass
candlesticks.
The individual tables were
decorated with grape leaves and
black grapes. Miss Mary Hallin-
an made the place cards which
featured miniature stalks of
wheat.
SERVICES FOR
JOHN T. LEWIS
' ATHENS, Ga.—Funeral serv
ices for John Thomas Lewis, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis were
held September 22nd at St. Jos
eph Church, the Rev. Walter
Donnovan officiating.
Mrs. W. W. Walls
ATLANTA, Ga. — Funeral
services were held for Mrs. W.
W. Walls September 23.
Officiating at the services held
at the Co-Cathedral of Christ
the King was the Rev. John J.
Mullroy.
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MARRIAGES
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WARNER ROBINS, Ga.—Miss
Sammie LaVerne Sears, daugh
ter of Mrs. Sankie Alexander
Sears of Montezuma and Alien
F. Sears of Olar, S. C.., and Mr.
George Charles Koryata of Lake-
wood, Ohio, were married at the
Sacred Heart Church, Sept. 24th,
the Rev. Felix Donnelley offici
ating,
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Gainesville, Ga. — Miss
Janet Roper, daughter of Mrs.
Mary Crisp Roper and Mr. Hen
ry Bennett Dresler, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George H. Dresler of
Tifton, were married September
3 at St. Michael’s Church. The
Rev. Michael Manning officiat
ing.
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SAVANNAH, Ga. — Mrs. Etta
Toole and Mr. Patrick Kearney
were married at the Sacred
Heart Rectory Sept. 16, the Rev.
Kevin Fahey O.S.B. officiating.
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SAVANNAH, Ga. — Miss Pat
ricia Ann Brady, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Harty
Brady; and Mr. Myrle Hansen
Olson. The Rev. Thomas A,
Brennan officiated, at the cere
mony which took place Oct. 1 at
the Church of the Most Blessed
Sacrament.
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MARIETTA. Ga.—Miss Shelia
Anne Griffin, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas J. Griffin and
Mr. Paul William Gernatt of
Savannah were married Sept. 10
at St. Joseph’s Church.
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ATLANTA, Ga. — Miss Emma
Jean Autry, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. N. Autry and Mr. George
Eugene Hausler were married
September 24 at the Sacred
Heart Church.
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SAVANNAH, Ga.—Miss Rose
Marie Saraf, daughter of Mrs.
Harold Payson Deecher and the
late George a Saraf and Mr.
Samuel David Tootle were mar
ried Oct. 1st at the Sacred Heart
Church. The Rev. Kevin Kahey,
O.S.B. offered the Nuptial mass.
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FORT BENNING, Ga. — Mrs.
John jM. Cook Capt. C. H. Black
ford of Tulsa, Oklahoma were
married Sept. 22 at the Catholic
Chapel, Fort Benning.