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PAG&6 GEORGIA BULLETIN THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1964 SISTERS OF MERCY Leadership Gamp Begins Tuesday The Sisters of Mercy, Pro vince of Baltimore, will con duct for the fourth consecutive summer a Leadership Camp In Christian Living, August 18 - 26, at Camp Villa Marie, near Savannah, Georgia, This year’s program will be concerned with the theme, "Learn, Love, and Lead the World", Forty one stu dents from the nursing school, and high schools conducted by the Sisters of Mercy will be in attendance. Institutions to be represented include: Mercy Hospital, Balti more, Md,; St. Joseph Hospital, Savannah, Ga,; St, Joseph In firmary, Atlanta, Ga,; Holy Trinity High School, Washing ton, D,C,; Mercy High School, Baltimore, Md,; Mercy High School, Mobile, Ala,; Mount de Sales High School, Macon, Ga,; Pacelli High School, Columbus, Ga,; Pensacola Catholic High School, Pensacola, Fla,; St. Plus X High School, Atlanta, Ga,; St, Vincent Academy, Sa vannah, Ga,; John Carroll High School, Birmingham, Alabama; St, Joseph Central High School, Hopewell, Va, REV, THOMAS Leonard, As sistant Director, Youth De partment, National Catholic Welfare Conterence, Washing ton, D.C, will be the chaplain. Other staff members include! Sister Miry Jude, RSM, Cathe dral Day School, Savannah, Ga,; Sister Mury Vera and Sr, M, Seraphine, RSM, Mount Saint Agnes College, Baltimore, Md,; Sr, M, Aurelia, RSM, Mount de Sales High School, Macon, Ga,; Sr, M, Agnsse and Sr, M, Claudene, RSM, Msrcy High Sehool, Baltimore, Ml,; Sr, M, Anciiia, RSM, Joan of Arc School, Mobile, Ala,; Sr, M, Malachy, RSM, Our Lady of the Assumption School, Atlanta, Ga,; Sr, Louis Miry, RSM, St, Joseph Infirmary, Atlanta, Ga,; Sr, Miriam Regina, St, Mary School, Mobile, Ala. The object of the week’s ses- Vf-Mf Sifts Trow M»a"* MAM MCTZSL. 0*Mf MAX'S MEN’S SHOPS ***♦ IMvMtrtftl llvl CftftwM,, MiU SftOMifta OftMftf m ini m PfiihirH. St Thom TR ( IHt - At 1«* St sion is to afford student leaders opportunity to learn techniques of leadership as well as to gain background information on cur rent problems and trends. In order to achieve this purpose a number of prominent men and women will address the group and lead discussion sessions. THE SPEAKERS and their topics are: "Meeting Moral and Spiritual ChallageToday", Rev. Thomas J. Leonard; "The Meaning of Womanliness" and "Discrimination and Christian Conscience", Sr, M, Vera, RSM; ’Tool of Leadership - Parliamentary Law", Mrs, William C# Broderick, Past President of Deanery Council, National Council of Catholic Women, Diocese of Savannah, Ga,; "Open Meeting", Miss Carolyn Ann Ferraro, Miss Susan Lee Owens, M..ss Agnes Theresa Shiver, and Miss Katherine Wiestmiller, St, Joseph's Hospital, Savannah, Ga,; ' Lay Leadership Today and Tomorrow", Mr, Thomas Maxwell, Attonsy, Baltimore, Md,; "Use of Leisure Time In the Modern World", Mrs, Joseph Schreck, Instructor, St, Vincent's Academy, Savannah, Ga,; "Leadership Through Family Life", Mr, and M*«, Martin Koncut, Savannah, Ga,; "Leadership Through Religious Life", Sr, M, Aurelia, Mount de Sales High School, Macon, Ga,; 'The Christian in Politi cal Life", Mr, Bart Shea, House of Representatives, Georgia State Legislature; "Com munism", Mother Mary Stella Muris, Assistant General, Sis ters of Morey, Bethesda, Md,; "Leadership in Action" - Home and Community, Miss Gloria Miller, St, Vlncett’s Academy, Savannah, Ga, The School, Miss Diane Hebert, Catholic High School, Pensacola, Fla.; The Parish, Miss Dorothy Rupp, Mercy High School, Baltimore, Mil. Participant's in the week's program from the Diocese of Atlanta will include: Miss Marion Powell, Miss Sarah Pryor, St, Joseph's Infirmary; M ss Laura Carr, Miss Mary Lyle, Miss Mary Jane Ollinger and Miss Mary Anne Ross, St. Pius X High School. Jlee Studio WEDDINGS PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL BLACK - WHITE AND NATURAL COLOR 1164 N. HIGHLAND AVE., N.E. ATLANTA, GA. TR 6-3716 WE SPECIALIZE IN FINE WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY. OUT OF TOWN ASSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED Wa ti n FURNITURE COMPANY ‘T/out cHomi it Dux HBuitntu" tat n. Bradford btrmt PHONE 4 3238 GAINESVILLE. GEORGIA 9 Samsonite Luggage Simmons Bidding • Hoover Vacuum Cleaners • Loos Carpets • Norgo Appliances • Zenith Radio & T.V. FRESH SEAFOOD tie (eet @*«Ae fiei BUD AND TOM'S SEA FOOD 5441 PEACHTREE ROAD TELEPHONE 457-9090 CHAhlBLEE, GA,. audio stereo me. High Fidelity Components Sales and Service A. J. "DOC" SCHIER 2929 Peachtree Road, N. E. Atlanta, Georgia 231-4374 SERVE IN GEORGIA FLOWERS HONOR GRADUATES Clsss of 1964 Infirmary: Miss Elaine Strnad, First Honor Graduate and Winner of the Clarence and Elizabeth Haverty Award; Miss Virginia Heitzman, Winner of the Catharine Stulb Award; Mr, Jimmy Chastain, Winner of the Mother Catherine McAuley Award; Miss Judith Mason, Third Honor Graduate; Miss Maureen Sullivan, Second Honor Gradu ate, HONORS GIVEN Saint Joseph’s Infirmary Grads Miss Virginia A Heitzman was awarded the Catharine Stulb Memorial Trophy for her outstanding leadership, school spirit and participating In extra - curricula activities. Miss Heitzman Is a member of Our Lady of the Assumption Parish and a graduate of St, Plus X High School, The Clarence and Elizabeth Haverty Award was won by Miss Elaine Strnad, who also received the First Honor Graduate*Award, The Haverty Award la given to the senior nursing student who excels In the "Spirit of Nursing", Miss Strnad was also voted the "Most Professional Nurse" by her SPRING HILL classmates, A msmber of St, John's Hapevllls Parish, Miss Strnad Is also an alumna of St, Plus X High School, Mr, Jimmy Chastain was the recipient of the Mother Cathe rine McAuley Award. This honor Is bestowed on the gradu ate who most exhibits the "Spirit of Mercy", ss exempli fied by Mother Catherine Mc Auley. Second Honor graduate was Miss Maureen Sullivan of Columbia, South Carolina. Miss Judith Mason received Third Honors. Miss Mason is a mem ber of St. Anthony's Parish and is also an alumna of St, PluR X High School. Mobile To Be Host To CFM Convention MOBILE - Rev, Ivan J. Arceneaux, Director of the Family Life Bureau of La fayette, La., and the Hon. Vince Whibbs, a prominent Catholic layman and City Councilman of Pensacola, Fla,, will be the featured speakers of the 1964 Southern Area Convention of the Christian Family Move ment (CFM] to be held August 22-23 at Spring Hill College. Father Arceneaux, a native of Lafayette, will give the key note address Saturday, Aug, 22, at 3 p.m. The topic of his talk is "What CFM Is and What It Asks of Us." He has been very active in CFM activities in the LEAVING SHRINE Lafayette area for the past eight years. 'THE Role of the Catholic Layman" will be the subject of Mr, Whibbs talk at the break fast Sunday Aug, 23, He is a native of Buffalo, N.Y. but has muds his home in Pensacola, Fla, since 1958 and has been outstanding in church, civic and community affairs. He is the father of six children. Members of the CFM diat have not registered as of this date are asked to send regis trations to Mr, and Mrs, Nor man Melum, 250 N, McGregor Ave„ Mobile, Ala, Reception Planned For Father Kelly Sunday, August 23 from 7 to 9 p.m, a reception honoring Father Leonard Kelly, OFM, wll. be held in the Social Hall of the Shrine of the Immacu late Conception, Six years ago when the Franciscans moved into Atlanta proper, Father Leonard took over the relna of the oldest Cstholic Church In North Georgia, He along with his as sistants began the task of handling the spirtual needs of the parishioners at the Grand Old Mother Church of the Dio- Church Schools Big Tax Savers DENVER, Colo, (RNS)-- Catholic parochial school* in Colorado saved the state's tax payers approximately |16 mil lion last year, according to the Denver Catholic Register, of ficial archdiocesan weekly, The newspaper based its figures on enrollment and school system costs per childin the 1963-64. Notre Dames Confer In Canada 1 Sister Marie Ann, S. S. N, D., principal of Our Lady of Per petual Help Academy, Tampa, Florida, will represent SSND schools in Georgia at the School Sisters of Notre Dame Educa tional Conference at Water- down, Ontario, Canada, August 17 to 21. The Most Rev. Joseph F. Ryan, Bishop of Hamilton, will open the conference with Mass in the Ontario Mother- house chapel. Delegates will at tend departmental meetings, where problems will be analy zed, current trends studied, and future goals set. The ex change of ideas and reports of investigations will affect the educational policies of the school Sisters of Notre Dame all over the world. DEVELOPING the theme "Personal Maturity in Relig ious Life," Rev. John J. Evoy, S, J„ chairman of the depart ment of psychology, and Rev, Van F, Christoph, professor of sociology, of Gonzaga Uni versity, Slokane, Washington, will conclude s five-year series of dialogues on Mental Health and Personality Development, The dialogues will be availa ble In print and on tape for the benefit of the Sisters who do not attend the conference, Represented at the Canadian gathering will be the 11,600 SSND’s who staff schools in 36 states, 4 Canadian provinces, 11 European countries, 6 Cen tral and South American coun tries, Japan, Puerto Rico, Guam, and Okinowa, REVEREND Mjther M. Am brosia, Superior General, will fly from the Generslate in Rome LaGrange Picnic Final plans have been form ulated for the first annual Parish Picnic at St, Peter’s, LaGrange, Parishioners will gather at the Callaway Re creation Center at 3:00 p,m, on Sunday afternoon, August 16, Dinner will be served about 5:30 p.m. Rev. Joseph J. Beltran, Pastor of St. Peter's, and Miss Helen Jabaley, picnic chair man, have been working hard for the success of this outing and all of the parishioners are looking forward to the big event. If any of our friends and neigh bors in the Archdiocese are in the vicinity on Sunday, August 16th, please Join the St. Peter’s Parish Picnic I Dodd Named Coach Bobby Dodd, athletic director of Georgia Tech, has again accepted the honorary chairmanship of a drive to be gin here In September on be half of retarded children, it was announced today by James. M. FitzSimons, president of the Atlanta Association for Re tarded Children, This makes the ninth successive year that Coach Dodd has served in this capacity. The Atlanta Association for Retarded Children is a mem ber of the National Association for Retarded Children, one of 1,000 similar local groups now established across the country. It is also a member of the Georgia Association for Re tarded Children, for this annual educational event. Mother M. Vitalia, Provincial Superir, and Sister M, Ambro sia, Co-ordinator of EC act ivities, will head the Eastern Province delegation of which Sister Marie Ann is a mem ber, PRESIDENT of the confer- ence is Mother M, Loretto, Canadian Provincial Superior. Sister M. Leon, Dean of Wo men, Notre Dame College, Uni versity of Waterloo, is con ference chairman. The School Sisters of Notre Dame staff two schools in the Diocese of Atlanta; Sacred Heart School in Griffin and St, Gerard School In Fort Ogle thorpe. TO FOSTER the spiritual and professional growth of all School Sisters of Notre Dame, and to promote unity and ex cellence in their educational in stitutions is the aim of the Ed ucational Conference. Estab lished In 1955, it meets an nually at one of the seven American provincial mother- houses. 166 COURTLAND STREET, N.K.. ATLANTA. OEOROIA .<0J0j BEWARE TERMITES ID-. Terence 0 Brien 1 KNOWS LIFE ; INSURANCE : Suite 7J5 '270 Pchtr Bldg. N.W.tAtl,, Ga. Home BU 4 1191 Office 688-2600 Southland life INSURANCE [SLJ COMPANY Hem, « Southland C«Mftr » DaMat BROTHER CLEMENT Monk Dies At Conyers Brother Clement Loeich, O, C, S, 0„ died early Mon day at the Trepplst Monastery of the Holy Ghost In Conyers. Long popular with visitors, he had been assigned to the Mon astery's logging and farming work, A native of New Albany, In dians, Brother Clement was born In 1877 and entered Get- hsemanl, in Kentucky, Jan, 4, 1913. He took his simple vows In 1917 and his final vows In 1920, He cams to Conyers when the Monastery opened, March 21, 1944, and celebrated his 50th anniversary of profession last year. Brother Clement is survived by a sister, Miss Caroline Drendel, who lives in Arizona. A Requiem Mass was offered at the Monastery at 10 a.m. on Tuesday. Father Slattery At St. Thomas’s • See picture on page 1 Father Simon Slattery has ar rived from Ireland to take ip his post as assistant at St,Thomas More’s, Decatuf. Born in Tuam, Galway, Fr, Slattery studied at Blackrock College, Dublin and at St. Jarlath's In Tuam, He entered All Hallow's, Dublin, In Sept, 1958 and was ordained there June 21 of this year. He studied, last summer, at the University of Santander, Spain, Fr, Slattery's parents live in Limerick. His father Is re tired transport executive. He has two brothers, both of whom ire married, and two siaters- the elder is Sister Loreto of Rattan A Willow Furnitura Imported from Fir Etst and Europe, Span ish wrought iron and hand crafted wood articles, World-wids sxotlc and useful gift items from all over the world, PanAmtrtaan Imparts 3099 Peachtree Rd, (in Buckhead) 233-9785 A CATHOLIC RETIREMENT CENTER IN TUCSON, ARIZONA Christopher City la a low ren tal Retirement City in the Heat of Tucson - the only Cstholic Rstlrement City in the United States, Write for Brochure G, Alfred McGinnis, Gen. Mgr, Christopher City, 3401 N. Columbus Blvd. Tucson, Arizona 1964 FOOTABLE SCHEDULE ST. PIUS X CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Aug. 29 * vs. Lovett Sept 5 * vs. St Joseph 12 at Hapeville 18 * v*. College Park 25 at Sandy Springs Oct 2 * vs. Russell 16 - * vs. Marist 23 at Douglas Co. 30 at Headland Nov. 13 * vs. Tucker ♦At Bean Field • Home of the Golden Lions (off the Expressway as at Shallowford Road.) PUBLISHED AS A SERVICE OF ST, PIUS X ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Mercy Convent in Tuam. Liturgy Guests ST. LOUIS (NC)-- More than OFFICIAL 175 non-Catholic clergymen have accepted Invitations to at tend the 25th annual Liturgi cal Week to be held here from Aug. 24 to 27.- cese. While most of the as sistants have come and gone, Father Kelly continued as Pastor, However, the time has now come for him ro transfer to a new assignment, THE VARIOUS organizations at ths Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, as a group have arranged ithls reception hon oring Fr,-Kelly, It is not only for the members of the church who have been blessed by hie leadership, but for all Catho lics throughout the city, es pecially those who have bene fited from Father Kelly’s leadership and counsel the past six years. Father Linus Tigue, OFM, who has spent a good portion of the past 15 years at the Shrine has also been trans ferred effective September 1st, He will also be honored along with Father Kelly, No formal Invitations will be mailed, Instead an open Invita tion is extended to all friends of Father Kelly and the Franciscans, Miss Susanne Marie Spence, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Edmund John Spence of Boca Raton, FU„ was recently married to Mr, Ronald Joseph Mauer, son of Mr, and Mrs. John W, Mauer of Knoxville, Tenn, Fr, George Veehr offered the Nuptial Mass in Sacred Heart Church, Knoxville, The bride is personnel director at Davison's, Lenox Square; the bridegroom le an an engineer with Zimmerman, Leopold and Evans, CATHOLIC PIRECTORY - - --- - - —————— ARCHDIOCESE OF ATLANTA 1964 PRICE U.00 Your Nam* ^ Addr***.... ••**•••