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TH1RTEEN-B DECEMBER 21, 1957. THE BULLETIN OF THE CATHOLIC LAYMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA reetin I TAYLOR’S PERSHING PHARMACY, INC. I | 1388 Peachtree, N. E. TR. a | PEACHTREE AT 17TH A COMPLETE ONE OF HOME FURNISHINGS 1229-1231 BROADWAY COLUMBUS, GEORGIA Phone 3-4371 Columbus. Georgia MANUFACTURERS and DISTRIBUTORS SWEET MILK ICE CREAM SWEET CREAM BUTTERMILK 1214 BROADWAY COLUMBUS, GA PLUMBING, HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING Phone 3-7343 736 — 7th Street Columbus, Georgia Our sincere thanks for your loyal patronage, and may this holiday season be one that you will always look back on with the greatest of pleasure. COLUMBUS 1903 Hamilton Rood COLUMBUS, GEORGIA We Serve OORCS Ice GUARDED QUALITY jj am i 5 I CARPENTERS ! Slowly The Dream Comes True — (Continued From Page 12-B) dential district. A few women took up a collection to defray the expenses. Three men made the shelter box and platform- of slab- wood. Statues were purchased and were varnished to make them weather-proof. Permission was given by a neighbor living cjose- by to run the wires connecting the spotlight and colored bulbs from his garage. Another neigh bor supplied a phonograph with a collection of Ion g-playing Christmas carols. The sending of religious Christ mas cards needs strong support every year. Season after season sees the market still flooded with materialistic Christmas cards. The stores handle religious greetings, but while some are in good taste, some also are very garish. In time, as the demand increases, there will be better religious cards. Christmas of 1957 should see a vast increase in places where the Christ Child is honored. The car rying out of any plans must he done by men and women who are motivated by the thought that no sacrifice of time and effort is too great to further the cause of the Christ Child. Slowly the dream of Christmas as a day when the entire nation pays tribute to the Christ Child, comes true. And, as the outward signs of homage are paid to the Babe of Bethlehem, the greatest part of the work is the change it brings about in the hearts of everyone who engages in it. Peo ple become more tolerant, kind, unselfish, and truly charitable. The love of the Infant Jesus reaches out and takes possession of their hearts. Peace of mind and soul comes to them and with it, the good-will without which men cannot live among men . . . and still survive. The magic of Christmas is in the air...and we sincerely hope that its spirit brightens your whole Holiday Season. “Each year we toss in a sug gestion that you should use a bit of imagination in the preparation of meatless meals. Some peopl have no more imagination than a fish when Friday comes around. We can do penance without wormwood and our meals are supposed to be happy, enjoyable meetings of necessity and. imagi nation.” — Christian Lite Cal endar, 1958. Kinnett Dairies To Aid Jesuit General Named Executive Secretary to Father John Baptist Janssens, Superior General of the Jesuits, is Chicago-born Father James W. Naughton, S.J. Announce ment of the appointment was made following the general congregation of the Society in Rome. Since Father Janssens took office ten years ago, more than 6,000 new members have swelled the number of Jesuits to more than 34,000. It is ex pected that Father Naughton’s help will greatly lessen the administrative load currently resting on Father Janssens’ shoulders. (NC Photos) P. & W. ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Jack M. Passailaigue Will R. White Wholesale Electrical Supplies and Lighting Fixtures DIAL 2-1606 1518 FIRST AVE. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA