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1 CLASSIFIEDS PRAYER CAP 2 for $1.00 you WONT FUMBLE SO MUCH if you'Lt think of THE BALL AS COOOies RMM m riviera restaurant <04» iriREJJCJ- ELECT Judge Brince MANNING Chairman — DeKalb County Commission DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY - SEPTEMBER 9, 1964 TOMORROW NIGHT Marist Opens Grid Season At Decatur CATHOLIC CONSCIENCE Liturgical Change Creating ‘Crises?’ THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1964 GEORGIA BULLETIN PAGE 7 BEST WISHES W. FRED NASH TAX COMMISSIONER DEKALB COUNTY their pre-season training. Morale-wise the cadets are in one of their finest seasons. Al though hindered by a lighter line than usual, the added skill and training received in this practice should make Marist a match for- any team it meets. A The schedule for the 1964 Marist Cadets football season is as follows: *• Marist vs. Decatur (Decatur) Aug, 26 Marist vs. Brown (St. Pius) Sept. 4 Marist vs. Sylvan (Cheney Field) Sept. 11 Marist vs. Westminster (St. Pius) Sept. 19 Marist vs. Gainsville (Gains- ville) Oct. 2 Marist vs. GMA (St. Pius) Oct. 9 Marist vs. St. Pius (St. Pius) Oct. 16 Marist vs. Athens (St. Pius) Oct. 23 Marist vs. Tucker (North De- Kalb) Oct. 28 Marist vs. Marietta (St. Pius) Nov. 6. Marist home games will be played St. Pius X’s Bean Field. St. Gerard Talk Father James Scherer of Im maculate Heart of Mary will give an informative talk entitl ed "Why Change the Litur- ergy", at the August 31 meet ing of the St. Gerard Guild. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. in the Immaculate Heart of Mary Cafetorium, refresh ments will be served following the program and business meet ing. Teacher Course Given Blessing At the Work Shop held at Saint Pius X High School this week Archbishop Hallinan sent his greetings and his blessing to all of the teachers who will work in the Archdiocesan School Sys tem for the year 1964-65. An informative educational program was presented by Sis ter Mary Severine, C. S. J., Supervisor of Elementary Edu cation. Monsignor Patrick J. O’Connor, Secretary to the Archbishop for Education, pre sided. On Thursday and Friday the teachers new to the System met in a special session. Fath er John Cuddy, Superintendent of the Schools of the Diocese of Savannha, was the speaker. PUBLISHED WEEKLY Print your classified ad on thia form, Slip it into an envelope along with remittance and aent it to: * THE GEORGIA BULLETIN Clasaified Department Your Name Address,*., City;.« * -State •« BY PETER K. ILEHUK Marist hits the gridiron this year with its first game of the season against Decatur this Friday, August 28, at 8:00 p.m. Led by Lou Lombardy and Tom Shugrue, both return ing lettermen with excellent records, the team feels confi dent of success in what should prove to be a tough test of You're always prepared for Church visits when you carry this attractive prayer cap woven of genuine nylon lace. Oval 8" by 9" cap has its own simu lated pearl hatpin. Fits in a trim lace- patterned snap purse, to be slipped into your handbag. Available in white, and black. Order several at this low price. 590 or two for $1.00 Please send me prayer caps in □ white □ black I am enclosing $ Name Address City State RELIGIOUS^GOOOSSHOP 108 N. 7th St., Richmond 19, Va. • MlfSALS • NATIVITY CSIIJ • CAR ITATU1I • ROSARIES • ROOKS • GRISTING CARDS •MRUS • PAINTINGS • ART ORJSCTS ST. LOUIS (NC)— The Sec ond Vatican Council’s Consti tution on the Liturgy is such a profound and moving manifesto that "it has precipitated a cri sis in the Catholic conscience, according to one prominent lea der in the field of religious education. Father Robert W. Hovda of Fargo, N. D., asserted that this "crisis" while beginning at the altar carries over into the social order and summons Catholics to join in attacking such problems as racism, pov erty and excessive armaments. religious house on the planet-— to pretend that nothing has hap pened." He went on to say: "WE MUST act now. We have no choice. . . We must ait particularly with respect to the hour of Sunday Mass, for that is the center, that is the hub—that is where the emerg ing Church is being created, fashioned, filled with life. ’The liturgy,’ the consitution tells us, ’is the summit towards which the activity of the Church is directed; at the same time it is the fount from which all her power flows.’ "This worship is the ‘fount’ and ’summit’ of a broader and committed life. Se we must act, too, in catechetics. We must act in schools and seminaries and novitiates. We must act in our approach to missions and in relations with our fellow- Christians. We must act con cerning the respective functions and competencies of clergy and laity and religious in the Church. "WE MUST act in witness to the social order, boldly attack ing the problems of excessive armaments, poverty, racism, all of those thorny contradic tions which reduce our Euc haristic unity and love to mean inglessness in the eyes of the world." Father Hovda held that the Christian’s participation in the mystery of Christ’s death, re surrection and ascension "will becom e inc re as ingly vivid, re al and powerful in our lives as our sacramental worship en gages hearts and minds and bodies, and as it makes us a people, a community." In this way, he said, "it will be given to us to see the dy ings and the risings faith re quires." Chamblee, Ga. 636-8214 Society of St. Vincent de Paul Salvage Bureau 326 Ivy St. N. E. Atlanta (Opposite Sacred Heart) Desires to receive all USABLE furniture, clothing, appliances, books, etc., for the poor and needy. Scheduled pic k-ups will be made by Tele- .phoning: 688-639C. Send or Phone Your Classified Advertising To The Georgia Bulletin P.O. Box 11667-Northside* Station Atlanta 5, Georgia Phone: 231-1281 Ads accepted by phone, mail and at the office up to Monday, 3 line MINIMUM CHARGE dount 5 Average Words to a line.. RATES 1 Time ; 25£ per line 4 consecutive times with no copy Change. . . . .23? per line DISPLAY CLASSFIED (WITH BORDER $1.00 PER INCH Legal Notices 50£ Deaths 50£ In Memoriam 50£ Acknowledgment 50 £ RETURN DeKALB COUNTY GOVERNMENT to the PEOPLE Miss Monica Idlett Marries Mr. Goolsby At St. Paul Of The Cross Saint Paul of the Cross Cath olic Church was the scene for the marriage of Miss Monica LaVeeda Idlett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Idlett to Mr. Joseph Bernard Goolsby, son of Mrs. Ada Goolsby, and the late Mr. Mike Goolsby, Sr. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was radiant in a formal gown of silk organ za over taffeta, enhanced with Alencon lace at the border of the waist. The same motif of matching lace was appliqued down the front of the dress. The veil was made of four tiers of silk illusion which was at tached to a tiara of silk or ganza and alencon lace. Seed pearls and crystals outlined the design of the lace. The double ring ceremony and Nuptial Mass was offered by Father Edward Banks, C. P„ assisted by Father Alban Har mon, C. P„ campus priest at Atlanta University. Arthur Taylor and James Williams served as Altar Boys. The Adult choir, under the direction of David Sellers, sang AT CARROLLTON Missa Brevis, with organ oc- companiment by Lawrence Weaver. During the cermony, the bride offered prayer to the Blessed Mother to whom she has special devotion, and left with her an orchid from her Bridal Bouquet. Ave Maria was sung by Mrs. Jacquelyn Brown. Mrs. Alice I. Martin, sister of the bride was matron of hon or. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Frances E. Dansby, Miss Shir ley Goolsby, Mrs. Jo Ann Alex ander, Mrs. Marcia B. Days, Miss Desiree Jett, and Miss Glenda Gordon. The ushers were William Hammond, Jr., William John son, Arthur Evans, William Freeman Julius Alexander, Kendrick Chamberlain, Willis Scruggs, Fletcher Rollins, and Eddie Grier. Mike Goolsby, Jr. was the best man for his broth er. A reception, planned by Mrs. Flora Davis, followed in the school cafeteria. 0 FATHER Hovda, former fac ulty member of the school of religious education at the Cath olic University of America and now a chaplain to Catholic students at North Dakota State University, was speaking on "The Paschal Mystery and the Liturgical Y^ar’’ at a general session of the 25th national Liturgical Week. The priest, whose column, "The Week in Liturgy," is widely circulated in the Cath olic press, asserted that in the wake of the liturgy constitu tion "it is no longer possible— in any parish or diocese or Modesty Wins DUBLIN, Ireland (NC)—An Irish actress has turned down a part in a film, claiming that it placed too much stress on sex. Doreen Madden, former mem ber of the renowned Abbey Theatre Company here, has giv en up her role in die film "Young Cassidy," based on the early life of Irish writer Sean O’Cas ey. "I am not a prude,"said Miss Madden, "but I feel strongly about this. The film is over playing the sex angle. It is about time actors took a stand against parts like this." West Georgia Teen Group Set Program Catholics of high school age gathered at the Church of Our Lady, Carrollton, for a Day of Challenge at 2:30 p.m. on Sun day, August 23rd. The program opened with a Home Class At Cathedral Adult Homemaking education of Atlanta Public School sys tem will offer two classes this fall in Christ the King Cathedral Center. The classes will meet for 2 hours, once a week for nine weeks starting September 15 Registration will be on Sept ember 8 frogi 9 tq 11 a.m. welcoming by the host CYOpre sident, James Shadrix. There followed a discussion by a panel of teenagers on the sub ject, "Are we as youth fulfill ing our, God-given roles in life" The moderator wMj»c Father Dale Freeman. INDIVIDUAL discussion gro ups and question answer periods was conducted by Fathers Joseph Beltran, Clement Tack- ney, C. S.s. R., Richard Mor row. Mr. Joseph P, Phelan Jr. will treat the subject, "Youth and Alcoholic Beverages." "The 3 L’s - Life, Love, and Law" was the topic of the dinner speaker, Father Conald Foust. There were dancing and a prayer period to close the program. Painting- Interior- Exterior Thoroughly experienced expert does own work. Hundreds of ref erences furnished with each es timate. All windows and gutters cleaned free with Job. Call Mr, .Caldwell 6.22-6076 DRESSES BY ESTER Can copy originals of from , magazines, Also wedding dresses, Or fine wearing apparel. 378-9579. "Basic Techniques" will be held on Tuesdays from 9-11 ami. Women who have done sim ple sewing will fit in this class. LAST WEEK’S PUZZLE Some 200 people representing all denominations in Dahlonega gathered for a dinner follow ing the dedication ceremony of St. Luke’s Church and Rectory-Student Center. Pictured a- bove are (left to right) Rev. August Guppenburger, the first assistant pastor of St. Luke’s; Very Rev. Harold J. Rainey; the pastor of St. Luke’s, Rev, Leonard Spanjers; Archbishop' Hallinan; Very Rev. Dale Freeman; Rev, R. Donald Kieman; Rev. John Stapleton; and Rev. T.T. McNulty O.F.M. WHERE INSURANCE IS A PROFESSION NOT A SIDELINE THE TWO classes offered are lecture and demonstration classes and are for women who do sew but are Interested in learning the latest techni ques. "Advanced Techniques "will be held on Tuesdays from 11: 15 to 1:15 Women who have been sewing for some years and are interested in fitting tech niques and some tailoring tech niques will enjoy this class. Mrs, Kenneth Hurd is thf ■ instructor' The fee for these classes is $4.00 per term. ANSWER TO ..9ndnAcznce in ail iti If&imi! 9l itb wAitten, wAite it . . Sutter & McLef/an 1422 RHODES HAVERTY BLDG. JAckson 5-2086 THE participating youth were of the churches of Rome, LaGrange, Newnan, Cedartown, Carrollton, Piedmont, Ala. and Anniston. Ala. Archbishop Hallinan is pictured returning to the new Rectory and Student Center following the dedication cere mony of St. Luke’s Church and parish facilities on Sun day, August 23rd. Pictured with Archbishop Hallinan are (left to right) Rev. James Gilbride S.M, and Rev. John Stapleton Moving? please not,fy us rl V V IH U f SEND US THIS NOTICE TODAY; THE GEORGIA BULLETIN P.O. BOX 1166 /-NORTHSIDE STATION ATLANTA 5, GEORGIA NEW ADDRESS: - NAMR-. _ _ A DDR F.SS CITY ZONF USE BULLETIN CLASSIFIED S HOUSE FOR SALE by Owner- 1623 Afton Lane, IHM Parish, car pool estab lished, 3 bdrms. 2 baths, eat- in kitchen, living room, dining room, family room, 2 car gar age, below FHA appraisal, 634- 7888 FOR RENT Furnished apt: Private. Clean adults. Room: Kitchen privi- ledges. Working lady or girl. Cascade & Beeche^ St. S.W. Phone - PI. 3-9878 FOR SALE Dachsund Puppies for sale. A.K.C. Registered. Male & Fe male. Also grown dogs. Shots & wormed. 3312 Glenview Circle, Atlanta. PERSONAL Will keep pre-school children in my home. Vicinity St. Johns. 766-2873 # * # Need baby sitter occasionally, afternoqn or evening. Boy age 4, girl age 2. References. Cas cade Heights. PL 8-4449 BUSINESS. SERVICES Qualified piano teacher in As sumption Parish has opening for beginners and advanced students for summer and fall. Call Mrs. Alexander457-6941 All type conrete work, patios, steps, walks, etc., Stone Mountain granite, re taining walls % 636-0834 or 443-6137 Doraville Area Music teacher, specializing in piano and voice, has openings in Sept. 451-2466. 2723 Dresden Court