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TWO THE BULLETIN OF THE CATHOLIC LAYMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA DECEMBER 21. 1957. of Christmas Gifts Complete Line Free Fast Delivery 3670 CLAIRMONT RD, ATLANTA, GA, FASHION CENTER SINCE 9 ¥ W ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ V ¥ ¥ ¥ fcr**3e*«*i«X«««!S*X*«*^K«***«*****’«***««*****««***** 8 S* 1 su» | JA. 2-6211 l& w s? 2 & $ $§ ^ #5 fc&MacarC HMWUPC ‘4 <M 1C- .VC * VC^C % vs *C VS vs MpMCK VC ’«■« UCSC^yc ic?c^JC SC « $5 #5 ^ « V£ Vf '< •=* >C s« .« 5£*€’«?t ’C^’C‘S-'-S •« « ME* ’C’^C y 215 Peachtree St., N, E. Atlanta, Ga. For Holiday Delight . . . Drink OLD-FASMED EGG NOG (Non-Alcoholic) Extra Rich — It Whips! • Fines! In Dairy Products VACUUM-PASTEURIZED FOR DOUBLE PROTECTION OF PURITY AND FLAVOR! Miss Georgia Dairies, Inc. “Never Closer ... (Continued from Page .1) evil against Christ’s Church. The heathens remember their friends. It is Christ’s people who are to remember even their enemies with love and forgiveness. May the warmth of our charity melt the springs of human trust and friendliness frozen so long by godless materialism. This thought should be in our minds at this time. Christ is born in our flesh for all human kind. Any surface differences that sep arate us mean nothing in the pres ence of that gracious equality and likeness we all have through the union in our Lord. May the lesson of human kindness of God j Our Savior come home to us this ! year as never before. If it does, j then there will be peace on earth) in greater abundance; more and; more people will be drawn into j the strong cricle of men of good j will. This holy peaceful night of j Christmas will break in a wider dawn of light and warmth and happiness for the whole world. I cannot leave you without; mentioning prayers for the Aug-I ust Person of Pope Pius XII. How j right we are to be proud of him; j his holiness and wisdom have fascinated the world. May God. long spare him to the Church to continue the brilliant achieve-1 ments of His Pontificate. You. might like to hear a remark made j by the Archbishop of Edinburgh, Scotland, following a Public Re ception given by the Vice Pro vost and the Aldermen of Edin burgh in honor of the Holy Fa ther’s representative in Great Britain. I don’t believe that there was one Catholic amongst the city aldermen. That night after j the Reception, Edinburgh Castle j was flood-lighted for an hour and a half in honor of the Pope’s rep resentative. These gracious ges tures amazed everyone in the city of John Knox. When I asked the Archbishop of Edinburgh for the explanation he replied: “Practic ally all the Edinburgh City Aider- men were in the War and, as members of the Army of Libera tion, were received in audience by the Holy Father. They have never forgotten that moving ex perience . . .” With affectionate best wishes for blessings beyond all counting [ at this sacred time and always, \ and begging a remembrance in your prayers, I remain, dearly beloved in Our Lord, Yours very devotedly, GERALD P. O’HARA. Archbishop-Bishop of Sav annah, Apostolic Delegate in Great Britain. GENERAL TIRES GENERAL BATTERIES TEXACO PRODUCTS GENERAL TIRE & SUPPLY CO. Broad a! Twelfth Si. AUGUSTA, GA. Dr. James L. McCall CHIROPRACTOR 4002 Clairmonl Rd. Opposite Naval Air Station Chamblee, Ga. GL. 7-58-03 President Installed At Ft. Oglethorpe FT. OGLETHORPE — Mrs. Myron Shultes was' installed as president of St. Gerard’s Altar Society, Thursday evening, at the parish hall in Fort Oglethorpe. Other officers are Mrs. Herbert Buck, vice-president; Mrs. Ralph Brown, recording secretary; Mrs. Frank Baird, corresponding sec retary and Mrs. Roy Foster, treasurer, Mrs. Eugene Holt was the installing officer. Rev. Walter Kuhn, C. S. S. R„ pastor of St. Gerard’s Catholic Church, offered the opening and closing prayers. Father Kuhn thanked the members for their cooperation during the year and : announced that he would offer one of his Christmas masses for the members of the altar society and their families. Mrs. Shultes presided and. ap pointed the chairman of the fol lowing standing committees; his torian, Mrs. Victor Alfaro; pro gram, Mrs. Herbert Buck; church and grounds, Mrs. B. O. McHugh; rosary, Mrs. Jack Burke; visiting sick, Mrs. Robert Lee; kitchen, Mrs. Lee; dining room, Mrs. Baird; care of the altars, Mrs. Everett Schaerer, linens, Mrs. Grant Wall; altar boys, Mrs. Foster; guild, Mrs. R. L. Samson; telephone, Mrs. Gene Hunt; publicity, Mrs. James E. Rae; ways ' and means, Mrs. Howard Gattis, Mrs. Rudy Bul lard and Mrs. William Troglen; membership, Mrs. Wall; altar flowers, Mrs. Harold P. Buck. Mrs. Shultes appointed the fol lowing committee to serve dinner, December 10th, to the members of the Fort Oglethorpe Kiwanis Club, Mesdames Alfaro, Brown, Burke, McHugh and Rae. Mrs. Alfaro will have the care of the altar linens during December and Mrs. Bullard, Mrs. Gattis and Mrs. Carl Hunt, care of the altars. A Christmas party followed the business meeting with Mrs. Edward Sheridan distributing gifts to each member present. Hostesses were Mesdames Mc Hugh, Rae, Samson, Sheridan and Shultes. Sthe cloth shopI 5? Sr ^113 West Ponce de Leon Av.| ¥ DR. 3-9556 m y ¥ DECATUR, GA. ¥ «e* i* * ****«***«*«€ •* *****XMB« Look For Oscar FIGURE 8 Monday—Closed MA. 7 9615 — Sunday — 1:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m.-7:0Q p.m. 8:15 p.m.-10:45 p.m. Tuesday Through Saturday 10:00 A. M. To 12:30 P. M. 2:00 P. M. To 5:00 P. M. 8:15 P. M. To 10:45 P. M. 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