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PAGE 6 GEORGIA BULLETIN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1963 Lsroy’s Auto Sorvico Up - Front End Alignment Automatic Tranamiaslon 4011 P'tree Rd. CE 7-1288 ACCM PROJECT Operation Understanding Names Parish Chairmen MOTOR HOTEL • TV * AiM qONO!TiONIM« • KAMOUl <4lAMt auAA’ir • 01 * M/HA3I aTATIOMS (ACM AOOM i • ** i it ,,i v . ,rji A <>•>.»./ Aihti t- in At Appointment of Parish Chair men and Parish Publicity Chairmen for OPERATION UN DERSTANDING, current pro ject of the Archdiocesan Coun cil of Catholic Men, was an nounced this week by Dr, Nor-' man Barry, General Chairman of the event. OPERATION UN DERSTANDING, planned for Sunday, November 10, will pro vide a guided tour of each Church In the Archdiocese to which those of other faiths In each community will be Invited. Laymen of each parish will serve as guides and explanat ions will be offered of the vari ous elements In the Church - baptismal font. Stations of the Cross, Altar, statuary, Confes- Thousandaire Headquarters WEST END 004DON AT ASHBY TENTH STREET 1124 PEACHTMCK BUCKHEAD PKACHTRKC AT 4I1DM0NT LAKEWOOD L.AKKWOOO AT STEWART COLLEGE PARK 3SSI MAIN STRICT BROOKHAVEN AOOS SKACHTRCC MAIN OFFICE MARIETTA AT BROAD Atlanta Federal Savings AH' » u A H aUOCA “PET.*you bet!” m hJ For Convenient Home Delivery In Atlanta Call 636-8677 MIUCCOMMNV DAIRY DIVISION Where Insurance is a Profession, Not a Sideline SUTTER Sc McLELLAN JA 5-2086 POKERINO SOUVENIR BOOTH GOODIE SHOPPE NOTIONS & LOTIONS RELIGIOUS STORE YUKON CLUB SPAGHETTI DINNER SNACK BAR ARCADE AREA POPCORN BALLOONS DANCING SURPRISE PACKAGES BOWL-ER-RATIC COTTON CANDY GRAB BAGS CHRISTMAS ITEMS PAROCHIAL LEAGUE GAMES ALL THIS AND MORE RAIN OR SHINE ST. PIUS X FOOTBALL FIESTA FUN FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY UNDER THE RIG TENT SATURDAY OCTOBER 5, 1963 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. siontl, vestments and sacred vessels. Parish Chairman and thalr Publicity aides arei St. An thony, Mike Patron and William Lsinmillarf St. Thomas Mora, Lao J. Zuberj Immaculate Heart, Paul Sauarberge and Walter Kerwlnj Sacred Heart, Atlanta, Henry Neumann and Craddock Golnsi Immaculate Conception, Eward Gasparlnl and Alton Baumgartner; Bias sed Sacrament, Roy Gunter and Jim Upchurch; Our Lady of the Assumption, Joseph Cuslck and William Raese; Our Lady of Lourdes, John M. Thomas, Ty rone C. Winfrey and Charles S. Johnson; St. Psul of the Cross Roscoe Thomas and Julius J. Alexander, Jr.; St John the Ev angelist, Hapevllle, Steve Kas- mersky end Jerry Kneurr; Sts. Peter and Paul, Paul Smith; Cathedral of Christ the King, Sam Alois and Charles Simons; St. Jude, Mel Rummell and Lawrence Weaver, Jr. Church of Our Lady, Car rollton, Jim McNamara and Tom Shaheen; St. Bernadette, Cedartown, Joseph McBride and James Frazier; St. Joseph, Del- ton, A. R. Follachio and Rich ard Paterson; St. Gerard, Ft. Olethorpe, Jerry Delbrugge and Allan Newell; St. Mary, Rome, Robert J. Swords and Leo Wol- lstein; St. Peter, LaGrange, Raymond Jabaley and Art Minor; Sacred Heart, Griffin, Dr. Robert Burns and Jim Hed- derman; Sacred Heart, Mill- edgavllla, A. J. Gilman and Jo seph W. Kelly; St. George, New- nan, Robert Strassburger and Slbert L. Johnson; Sacred Heart, Athens, Htmllton Brown and Mrs. Fannie Hardeman; St, Joseph, Athens, Donald J, Bloe- mer and V. J. Dieball; St. Luke, Dahlonegt, Jim Cameron; St. Michael's, Gainesville, Frank Falconero and G. E. Buechlein; Mother of Our Divine Saviour, Toccoa, E. J. Kelly and J, E. Ogden; St, Joseph, Washington, William Schultz and George Rodrigues; St. Anna, Monroe, R. G. Reynolds and Robert E. O'Hagan; St. John, Thomaston, Richard Granfield and Marc Shivers; St. Mary, Jackson, Charles Shields and David Deraney. Assisting Chairman Dr. Berry in this project are Herb Farnsworth and Lew Gordon, Jr., Cathedral of Christ the King, Atlanta. DEAR EDITOR TO THE EDITOR: I have Just read your front page article: Priest States “Birch Society, Black Muslims Are Similar*' 1 am shocked. I beg that you print a retraction. If the world is engulfed by Communism what will become of the Catholic Church. One close look at the re cord book reveals that from the time of Marxs* wicked planning In 1818, then Lenin grabbing the ball In 1887, — their plan for stealing Asia, first, which they did, then East ern Europe, second, which they did, and then the United States, which they started to do in 1919, gaining great momentum at the close of World War Il—the Can cer spreading Into grass-root goverament-the State Depart ment,-the Courts The dates show it has been a slow pro cess. The tongue of the cunn ing Communist has become too silken for an unawakened apa thetic America. But once awakened, look outl What on Earth was your arti cle supposed to accomplish? What real damage it can do to the only real effective cause to save religion and freedom the world has seen In many a de cade 1 Please, and If I imply lack of knowledge, the article war rants such lmpllcatlon„-please read: J. Edgar Hoover's "Masters of Deceit", The Blue Book by Welch, American Ca tholics: A Household Divided: THIRD CONGRESS Father Coogan, "The Truth About Communism" by Bowen, 'The Church and Communism*' by Cushing, 'The Facts about Communism and Our Chur ches" by Hargis, THE TAB LET, The Manion Forum (by Dean Manion of Notre Dame). Please Get The Facts * Then Print The Facts * -Your un timely article leads your read ers to believe such religion killing articles to be the Church's policy. When our children are living under the same cruel tyranny that has already befallen Cuba, China, Czecho-Slovakia, and the Congo, how are they going to appraise what we did to pre vent it? I pray that it never comes to pass. That article of yours COULD help to cause such a tragedy! WILLARD F. EVANS EDITOR’S NOTE: We notice that reader Evans’recommend ed reading includes only two objective pieces, that of J. Ed gar Hoover and Cardinal Cush ing. The other books offered are by persons affllated with ultra-Right Wing groups. We note - the significant omission by re ader Evans of any re commendation of Papal Encycl icals on Communism. In Pope Pius’XI "Atheistic Commu nism", and Pope John’s mod ern-day encyclicals “Mater Et Magistra" and “Pacem In Ter ris." There Is enough material to keep Catholes busy in the fight against the Red Menace. We prefer the Voice of the Ch urch over the professional anti communists of the Extreme Right. Lay Apostolate To Implement Council VATICAN CITY (NC)--The main aim of the forthcoming Third World Congress for the Lay Apostolate will be “tomake known, and help in Implement ing, decisions of the Second Vatican Council concerning the laity," according to an article in the Vatican City dally L'Os- servatore Romano. The article reported that plans made so far for the com ing congress were submitted to Pope Paul VI. The date for the congress is yet to be set. It will depend on the development of the Second Vatican Council. THE MATERIAL submitted to the Pope included study mat ter drawn up on the theme cho sen for preparation of the con gress: "Ut UnumSlnt...UtMun- dus Credat" (That All May Be One...That the World May Be lieve), and on “what helps and what hinders unity among men, among Christians, among Ca tholics." The article said that the choice of the preparatory them was inspired by the ecumenlca council, its aim being to pre pare lay people throughout th world to receive the council* decisions and to make then bear fruit in the three sector defined once again by PopePau VI in a recent letter to Eugeni Cardinal Tlsserant, Dean ofthi Sacred College of Cardinals as: “greater prosperity in th< life of the Church," the desln for the “unity of our separate* brethren with the Catholic Church," and “peace and spi ritual prosperity for manklr throughout the world." THE ARTICLE said that s study of the preparatory theme is being carried out by national and diocesan coordinating bod ies for the lay apostolate ir many countries. The results oi this study, as already announ ced, will be surveyed at a pre paratory conference for the world congress. The confer ence is to be held in Washing ton, possibly during the coming year. Atlanta And Ireland Are United At Nichols- Walshe Nuptial Mass The marriage took place in the Cathedral of Christ the King, Atlanta, of Mr. Hiram T. Nic hols L. B. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Nichols, Atlanta, Geor gia, to Miss Fionnuala Wals he daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Walshe, Dublin, Ireland, and Atlanta. The ceremony which was solemnised with a Nuptial Mass, was performed by Reverend Noel Burtonshaw. Miss Betty O’Shaughnessey, Limerick, Ireland, was maid of honor, Mrs. J. Lamar Mays sister of bride was matron of honor, Barbara Marston cousin of the bridegroom, and Daragh Mays niece of the bride were junior bridesmaids, Ann Wilk inson was flower girl, Nialland Kieran Mays nephews of the bride were page boys. Mr. Nic hols father of the bride groom was best man, Cormac and Terence Walshe brothers of the bride, Dr. J. Lamar Mays M. D. brother-in-law of the bride, and J Frank D. Nichols brother if the bridegroom were groomsmen. The bride's wedding gown was 12-6 AT PONCE of white peau de sol and Al- encon lace, the bodice encrust ed with frosted pearls. The dome silhoutte skirt was fash ioned with sprays of emeal- lions heavlily encrusted in pearls, the softly pleated car riage back enxtended into a full chapel sweep. Her Irish veil of tiered illusion was at tached to a coronet. Mrs. Nichols carried a white prayer book, with a nose-gay of pink roses. The attendants were gowned alike in floor len gth blue satin dresses, with matching head bands, and car ried bouquets of pink car nations. The page boys wore white, with blue bow ties, and blue cummerbunds. A reception was given by the bride's parents in the Cat hedral Hall. Miss Barbara Sim mons kept the bride’s book. Those assisting in entertaining were Mrs. Leo J. Finn, and Mrs. Wm. Terence O’Brien. Upon re turning from their wedding jou rney to Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Nichols will reside in Atlanta. Marist Cadets Are Halted By Osborne BY ROBERT BROCKMAN The Osborne Cardinals marched 71 yards in a race with the clock to throttle the Mar ist Cadets, 12-6, Friday night at Ponce de Leon Park. Osborne drew first blood on a 53 yard aerial to a back who had slipped through the Cadet secondary. The conversion at tempt was thwarted by the hard- charging Marist line. Seconds later the Cadets retaliated with a 75 yard march climaxed by a bit of razzle-dazzle between Employ The Handicapped The Congress of the United States in 1945, recognizing that the handicapped needed assist ance >• in securing gainful employment, In resolution, de signated the first full week in October of each year as "Em ploy the Handicapped Week.” This year it Is October 6th through October 12th. As responsible citizens It is up to you to encourage this trend of thought. With you as an individual citizen cooper ating with the individual citi zens of the 50 states, the handi capped person will secure work and have the inalienable right given to us by the grace of God and under the Constitut ion of this country to “The Pursuit of Happiness." FATHER CONALD G. Foust has been appointed chaplain of the Knights of Columbus, Council 660, for the coming year. Fr. Foust, who is attached to Ch rist the King Parish, has done parish work in Mlssouri,Tenn- essee and Wisconsin and has served Newman Clubs In sev eral Tennessee colleges. quarterback Bill Reitmeier and halfback Rhode Hill . The re sult was a 29-yard Marist T.D. Withers’ PTA was unsuccess ful. WITH THE awesome defens es employed by both teams and the consistently superb kicks of Marist’s Hill the 6-6 dead lock remained until late in the fourth period. There were seven minutes left on the scoreboard when Os borne took possession of the pigskin on their 29 yard line. Four minutes later the Cardi nals were Inside the Cadet 10 yard line. Despite a brilliant defensive stand on the goal, Osborne scored on the fourth down. THOUGH trailing 12-6 the Ca dets had not surrendered. A last second drive moved the ball some 50 yardsto the Osborne 25 yard line. Here time and the Cardinal defense halted the drive, and ended the game. This defeat gave Coach Don Shea’s Cadets a 1-3 won-loss chartfor the young season. Math Curriculum Being Evaluated When the Archdiocesan Arithmetic Committee met at Saint Joseph High School re cently, it was decided to send out a nationwide questionnaire to individual teachers asking an evaluation of the math program used in the various Catholic School Systems. The Committee hopes to ob tain frank and practical answers from teachers in the field. Since very little evaluation has taken place on the Catholic Element ary School level with regard to this controversial subject— tradional versus modern math- this questionnaire will help the Archdiocesan Arithmetic Com mittee, under the direction of the Reverend John Leahy, Su perintendent of Catholic School, to formulate future policies for the elementary schools in this archdiocese. As soon as results of the questionnaire are available the School Office will publish them in the GEORGIA BULLETIN. DIVINE OFFICE PRAYER VATICAN CITY (NC)—Pope Paul VI has suggested that pr iests recite the following prayer for the success of the ecum enical council before reciting the Divine Office: “Malestati tuae, Domine De- us, hoc sacrlficium laudls of ferings: et, cum famulo tuo Pontifice nostro Paulo devoto mentis obsequlo coniunciti, im- mens am tuam oramus pietatem, ut Oecumenicum Concilium Vaticanum Secundum benlgno respicias vultu et elus exltum tuae ubertate gratiae fecundes, Per Christum Dominum Nostr um. Amen." (In English: 0 Lord, God, we offer Thy Majesty this sacrif ice of praise: and, united in devoted obedience of mind with Thy servant our Pontiff Paul, we ask Thy great kindness, that Thou might look on the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council with generous countenance and make Its outcome frultfcul with an abundance of Thy grace. Though Churst Our Lord. Aman. 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