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PAGE 6 GEORGIA BULLETIN THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1964 K OF C MARDI GRAS Expect Capacity Ball Attendance Our Lady of Perpetual Help Home will* receive the pro ceeds of the 7th Annual Charity Mardi Gras Ball sponsored by the four metropolitan area councils of the Knights of Columbus. Appointed to the general chairmanship of this year's ball is Damon J. Swann, of Atlanta Council 660. The date of the affair is Friday, February 7 and it will take place in the exhibition hall of the Atlanta Blltmore. It is anticipated from the results of an advance ticket sales drive that as many as 1,500 persons will attenc.. The famed "Sorta 40".orchestra, a group of pro fessional men who play for the fun of it and for charities, is scheduled to provide dance music. The theme of the Mardi Gras is "Around the World." Special awards will be made for best interpretation of the theme, in three categories: best individual costume; best costumes of two persons; best costumes of a coordinated group of three or more persons. Prominent Atlantians will be judges of the competition. The grand knights of the four metropolitan area councils are: George A. Andrews, Atlanta Council 660; Mario Mas- cardelli, Immaculate Heart of Mary Council 4420, Ben Hill; Waiter C. Clark, St. Joseph Council 4599, Marietta; Boh- linger Sharp, Father Thomas J. O’Reilly Council 4358, De catur. Officers of the general com mittee include co - general chairman Mario Moscardelli; B. Franklin Clark, treasurer; William S. Purdy, secretary; Shirley L. Vick, Jr., special committee counselor. Special chairmen serving with the Mardi Gras committee are: Eugene J. Bergmann, director of St. Thomas More Theatre Guild, chairman of pageantry and coronation cere monies; John M. Lengyei, chairman of costume awards; and James A. O'Kon, chairman and designer of decorations. at the ball. Queen of the Mardi Gras is Mrs. James D. Hogan, from the Marietta council. She will reign as Queen Rosemary, and will be crowned by last year queen, Mrs. W'illiam M« Sherwood. Selected as maids and dukes are: from Atlanta Council 660, Mrs. James A. O'Kon, Miss Bernice (Bunny) Andrews, Phil lip A. Finnegan, Salvatore Ficarrotta; from St. Joseph Council, Marietta, Mrs. James A. Hicks,. Mrs. Delbert Hemmen, Fred Spears, William S. Purdy; from Father Thomas J. O’Reilly Council, Decatur, Mrs, G. A. Remlllard, Mrs. A. J. Phair, Carl W. Rappold, John W. Maloof; from Immacu late Heart of Mary Council, Ben Hill, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Ashworth and Mr. and Mrs. William B. King. The annual Mardi Gras was originated by Atlanta Council 660, the mother council of the Atlanta area, and has become one of two major annual charity affairs sponsored jointly by the four metropolitan area coun cils. An invitation has been issued to the membership of the thirteen councils within the state of Georgia to participate in the activity this year. Tickets may be obtained through any Knight or through the individual council ticket sales chairmen. Ticket sales chairmen and co-chairmen by councils are: Atlanta Council 660, B. Franklin Clark (636- 4038) and JohnM. Lengyei (938— 1560); Decatur Council, Carl W. Rappold (377-4443) and Shir ley L. Vick, Jr. (636-3857); Marietta Council, William M. McMullin (435-4519) and Wil liam S. Purdy (428-7955); Ben Hill Council, John A, Thomson (344-5421) and Edward C, Pauli (761-5197). Lenten Lunches Set By Shrine The king and queen of the Mardi Gras are chosen on a rotation basis, with the king provedied this year by the De catur council. Known as King Rex, the king's identity is not announced until he is crowned far Information Writei InAvfMMHanMi.CK 104 Holy Cross School 4950 Dsuphioe Strwt * New Or lea as. La The ladies of The Shrine of The Immaculate Conception Altar Society, under the leader ship of their president, Mrs. John F. Walsh, will again serve lunch, during Lent, Monday thru Friday, after the 12:05 Mass. The menu will consist of soup, salads and sandwiches. The food is very reasonably priced. We hope you will attend Mass, then come down to the social hall and have lunch. NELSON RIVES REALTY INC. 3669 CLA1RMONT ROAD CHAMBLEE, GEORGIA REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE SALES, RENTALS RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTY PHONE: 451-2323 FLAMENCO DECOR A n*w collection of fine, hand-forged wrought iron and handcrafted, wood article* with the romantic touch of Spanith design* to pleaee the American latte Mu it. i* Mtutt CxIiMiv.ly for PanAm«rican Imports 3099 Peachtree tin Bucbhead) 333-9785 14 PET.avou betl PET MlWCOM.tl,. DAISY DIVISION 19 for Convenient Home Delivery In Atlanta Call 636-8677 SACRED HEART Altarians Report Year’s Activity to provide for the needs of the sanctuary and sacristy, includ ed sale of a Christmas record, candles, Lenten folders, a raf fle and parish supper, and com mission on a diary promotion. New officers for 1964, in stalled by Father Roshetko at the 8:30 Mass Sunday are: Mrs. Robert M. Schnore, president; Mrs. J. C. Monaghan, first vice president; Mrs. Wm. A. Knapp, second vice president; Mrs. E. - J. Tuttle, recording secretary, Mrs. W. A. Peacock, corresp onding secretary; Mrs. Frank B. Schroer, treasurer; Mrs. Leo G. Maurer, auditor; Mrs. Millard Norris, parliamentar ian; Mrs. C. S. Peak, historian. Directors will be Mrs. Grogan Beall, Mrs. U. S. Haisten, Mrs. Geo. M. Gardner, Mrs. E. S. Capral, Mrs. L. L. Kelly. Meeting Of Our More than twenty-four hund red visits to the sick and shut- ins of the parish and 289 follow-up telephone calls were among the 1963 activities of members of Sacred Heart Altar and Rosary society, according to annual reports submitted at the January meeting. MARIO MOSCARDELLI, (right) Grand Knight of Immaculate Heart of Mary Council, which sold the greatest number of tickets to date for the Knights of Columbus 1964 Mardi Gras, looks on while Damon J. Swann (center), General Chairman, shows tabulation to Fr. Patrick Connell, Chaplain of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Cancer Home, which will benefit from the Mardi Gras. THANKSGIVING MASS Couple Renew Vows All members, working thr ough different committees, combined to keep the altar beautiful and the linens, vest ments, and sacred vessels in spotless and perfect condition throughout the year. Contemplation of the Borgia family, St. Peter Chanel, Card inals Hayes and Mundelein, and the book, "The Day Christ Died", was practiced by the Study Club committee during the year. A visit by the group to Holy ; Ghost Monastery in cluded a talk by Father Luke on founding of this order. On Silver Mr. and Mrs. Julius A. Jae ger have marked their 25th Wedding Anniversary at a Mass of Thankfgiving celebrated by Mrs. Jaeger’s brother, Rev. Eugene I. Van Antwerp of Men lo Park, California, at Our Lady of the Assumption Church. The couple recited the Renewal of Vows before Rev. George B. Van Antwerp of Detroit, Michi gan. Monsignor Joseph Moy- lan, V.G.P. A. was present in the sanctuary. Other out of-town guests were Mrs, Eugene I. Van Antwerp of Detroit, Mrs. Jaeger’s mother, and another brother and his family, Major A, G. Van Ant werp of Orlando, Florida where he is stationed with the U. S. Air Force, The Jaegers, who came to At lanta in 1953, have eleven child ren. The oldest, 2nd Lt. Julius A. Jaeger and his bride of six weeks are stationed at Castle A.F.B. in Merced, California; the next son, A/C-3 Eugene M. Jaeger is stationed at Davis- Monthan A.F.B. inTucson, Ari zona. Peter attends St. Louis University and Daniel attends Christian Brothers College in Memphis. Juanita works at the Communicable Disease Center in Decatur. Twins, Mary and Frances, attend St. Pius XHigh School. Steve is at MaristHigh St. Gerard’s Altarians The St. Gerard’s Altar So ciety held its regular monthly meeting at the school onThurs- day, January 23,1964. The Rev erend Lawrence Murphy, CS. S.R., pastor of St. Gerard’s, offered the Invocation, Father Murphy discussed the needs of the parish and announced that the first Sunday of the month will be general "Communion Day" for the families of the parish. Mrs. Michael Samilo, who presided, discussed Lent, which will begin on February 12th. The members voted to purchase large altar candles. Mrs. Ralph Brown asked for assistance in making layettes to be given to needy mothers. Mrs. Robert Bearden and Mrs. Dennis Nordoff will have the care of the altars and the linens during February. Two new members, Mrs. Edward Eaker and Mrs. Hubert Mount, were present. Mrs. Mount re ceived the attendance gift. Mrs. Jack Burke and Mrs. Myron Shultes were hostesses for the social hour. CYO Plans For Talent Show Members of the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Youth have tentatively planned a variety show for the near future. The affair will be open to all At lanta CYO members. Acts can be no longer than ten minutes in duration and a money prize will be awarded the best act. The success of this venture depends on a good response from the diocese’ Catholic youths, therefore anyone in terested should notify the publicity chairman immediate ly. Send a note describing the talent with the names of the participants to : Ray Smith Jr, - 320 Brentwood Dr. - Atlanta 30305, Wedding School; William at Cross Keys, and Kuni and Math a go to Our Lady of the Assumption School. Discuss Poetry The Altar Society of the Cath edral of Christ The King will meet Monday, February 3, at 1 o’clock in the Parish Hall Highlight of the program will be a lecture by Mrs. Arthur Bennett on the poetry of Fran cis Thompson. Mrs. Bennett has conducted many programs throughout the Archdiocese on Catholic literature. The spiritual development committee provided members of the Altar Society for the ado ration hours of First Fridays and for the Forty Hours Devot ion. Speakers included Rev. Thomas J. Roshetko, S. M„ who on separate occasions spoke on Sacred Liturgy of Holy Week and Shrines Visited in Europe; Rev. Vincent P. Brennan, S. M., who spoke on Chrisitan Unity; and Father Marian, 0. F. M., who showed slides and spoke on his missionary work in Bolivia. Projects of the ways and means committee, which raised over $3,000.00 during the year Lady’s Group The planning committee for the annual benefit bridge lunch eon of Our Lady’s Association for Exceptional Children held its first meeting at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Paine on January 22 at 8 p.m. The benefit is scheduled to be held at the Dinkler-Plaza Hotel on May 6th, Each year attendance at the * bridge luncheon has doubled. This year attendance will be by ad vance reservation only. Mr. Norman Eidson is chairman for the benefit and Mrs. G. S. Lawrence is serving as co- chairman. CHRIST THE KING Altarians Ready Heavenly Party The annual "Heavenly Party" sponsored by the Altar and Ros ary Society of the Cathedral of Christ the King, will take place ICS Fashion Show-Dinner The Home and School Asso ciation of The Immaculate Con ception School is completing final plans for the most impor tant school Benefit of the year- the Annual Dinner-Junior Fash ion Show which will take place in the Church Social Hall on Tuesday evening, February 4th, from 4 until 8 p.m. The Dinner will be a ham dinner prepared by the fathers of the Associa tion. A preview Easter parade of junior fashions will be model ed by students of the School and are being furnished by Davi son’s. The Fashion Show and Entertainment carried out in the entire group joining in the singing of "The Star-Spangled Banner.” A Raffle will be held in con junction with the entertainment with four valuable prizes being awarded. Door prizes will also be given away. Tickets for the evening's entertainment and Dinner will be adults $1.50, children 85£. All proceeds win go for the support of the school. on Saturday, February 8th, 1964 at the Dinkier Plaza Hotel from 6:30 until midnight. Cocktails will be served from 6:30 until 8:00. A five course gourmet dinner will be served followed by dancing to the music of Francis Wallace’s orchestra. A Valentine Fashion Show, put on by Rich’s will highlight the yearly event. There will be door prizes awarded during the evening. Dress is optional and themotiff is strictly Valentine. Tickets MEETING The Atlanta Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Nurses held their first monthly meeting of 1964 at St. Joseph’s Infirmary on Tuesday evening, January 21st. Father James Murray, S.M., Spiritual Director of the Council, installed the newly elected officers. The Council is a branch of the National Council of Catho lic Nurses and its purpose is to assist the individual nurse in gaining personal sanctifica tion and to bring Christ’s prin- are $15,00 per couple and checks should be mailed to Mrs. Charles W. Clines, 136 West Wesley Road, N. W. Your check is your reservation. A $25.00 "Patrons List*’ donation in cludes two dinners. Call Mrs. Charles McCrary, CE 7-8841, for information. Chairman for the; event is decorations committee chair men are Mrs. Peter Clines and Mrs. Clyde Carver. All proceeds go toward the upkeep of the Cathedral Altar, ciples Into focus in her work... The National Council was iorm- ed by the Bishops of the United States at the direct request of His Holiness, the late Pope Pius XI. ALL CATHOLIC Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses are invited to member ship in the Council. The Coun cil meets the third Tuesday of each month at 7:45 p.m. in the Auditorium of the St. Joseph’s Infirmary. The newly elected officers are: President, Mrs. Janice Barr: Vice President, Mrs. Clara Bridges; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs, Agnes Milne; Treasurer, Miss Dolores James; and Recording Secre tary, Mrs. Eugenia Hart. The Program Committee for 1964- 65 will be chaired by Sister Mary Kristen, R.S.M. Sister Mary Elizabeth Anne, R.S.M. is chairman of the Catholic Ac tion Committee. Marist Seminary Guild Plans Set The last meeting of the Marist Seminary Guild, Atlanta Chap ter, was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Lam bert, Jr. and was devoted to completing plans for the bene fit card party to be held on Feb. 8, The party will take place in the Sacred Heart Assembly Room from 1:00 to 4:00 p»m. Tickets may be purchased from Guild, members or by calling Mrs. Walter Peacock, TR 6- 2300. On Jan. 26 a Mass was offer ed for Archbishop Hallinan at the request of the Guild. MISS ELIZABETH ANN SYLVESTER was recently married tq • Mr. Paul Hopkins Christian at the Cathedral of Christ the King. Fr. Noel Burtenshaw offered the Nuptial Mass. Nurses Install New Officers For Year MISS JUDITH ANNE KILMEYER has become the bride of Mr. Norbert Joseph Ackerman. Fr. James T. Murphy, S.M., per formed the ceremony, which took place at Sacred Heart Church, NEW ARRIVALS Mrs. Berta Menedez Irastorza (Novo a) 317 8th Street N.E. Apt. 6 Sacred Heart Girl Jan. 23, 1964 Mrs. Jeanne Renshaw (Henrich) 2481 Wood Acres Rd. N.E. Immaculate Heart Of Mary Twin boy, Jan. 26, 1964 Mrs. Lourice Mercer (Boruty) 1961 Richard Rd. Conley, Ga. St. John’s Melkite Boy, Jan. 23, 1964 Mrs. Zebb V, Owens 3222 Clairwood Terr,, Cham- blee Assumption Boy, Jan. 13, 1964 Mrs. Mary O’Neil (Davis) 2274 McClare Drive Assumption Girl, Jan. 23, 1964 Mrs. Maria Josefa Celaya (Navarro) 1200 Utoy Springs Rd. St. Anthony’s Girl, Jan, 24,1964 Mrs. Carmen Mercedes Grau (Piloto) 1075 Boulevard S.E. 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