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# p 0 0 # PAGE 6 GEORGIA BULLETIN THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 24, 1964 IN ATLANTA Interest In Archdiocesan Liturgical Week Grows Jon Lorrain is among the top fifty students in the state of NOTE THIS CALENDER Laura, Barbara and Jon were among 14,000 seniors in the country to attain semi-finalist status. This rating depends upon scores from the National Merit Qualifying Examination taken Mar, 10. subject ‘Teaching the Liturgy*' in general assembly. Father Gerard S, Sloyan, head of the Religious Education De partment, Catholic University, will speak at a special confer ence for nuns at Sacred Heart School October 24. At the afternoon and evening sessions, Msgr, Tarrant will speak on Articles 1 and 11 of the Con stitution on the Liturgy and at the evening banquet for the ACCM, Mary Perkins Ryanwill again be the principal spaker. AT THE closing meeting Sun day, October 25, Father Sloy an will speak on Articles III and V, Constitution on the Lit urgy. The highlight of the Sun day session will be th Sung Mass celebrated by Archbishop Paul J. Hallinan of the program for the Liturgical Conference will be announced shortly. All mem bers of the Atlanta archdiocese, men and womenn,, are bers of the Atlanta archdiocese, men and women, are most cor dially invited to participate act ively. GRADES on the SAT deter mine the el igiblity of the semi finalists for scholarships. These tests will take place Oct. 20. In this last phase of com petition, qualities such as lea dership ability, extracurricular activities and creative accom plishments receive considera tion. MRS, WILLIAM SHOOK, new president of the Theater Guild of St. Thomas More parish, Decatur, addresses meeting. Guild meets second Wednesday of each month at 8 pjn. in the Rectory. week Interest in the upcoming At lanta Archdiccesan Liturgical Week, scheduled for October 22-25, under the auspices of the Archdiocesan Council of Catho lic Men, continues to grow with the announcement of outstand ing speakers and the important role each will play during the four day session. The Archdicoesan Liturgical Conference begins at 11:00 a.m. Thursday, October 22, withan assembly for the clergy, to be addressed by Msgr. Dan iel Tarrant and Mr. John B. Mannion. Msgr, Tarrant is a noted American liturgist and Mr. Mannion serves as exe cutive secretary of the Liturgi- SCHOLARSHIPS cal Council, Washington, D. C. He will give the keynote ad dress, 'The Spirit of Public Worship*’, at 7:45 that evening in the Cathedral Center. Ano ther highlight of the Thurs day evening programwill be a talk by Mary Perkins Ryan on *')erspective for Renewal*'. Mrs. Ryan’s recent publication "Are Parochial Schools in the Answer?*’ has caused national controversy in education cir cles. FRIDAY afternoon, October 23, Msgr. Tarrant and Mr, Mannion will address a youth assembly at St. Joseph’s High School. Later that evening, Msgr, Tarrant wil have as his St. Pius X Seniors Get Merit Ratings BY ANN ROBERTS Seniors Laura Carr, Barbara Lee and Jon Lorrain rank as semi-finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Competition. These students will participate in the Scholastic Aptitude Test to compete for finadist stand ing. reach a maximum of $6,000 for four years of college. Georgia. His rating, along with September 27 - Meeting of South Deanery - AACCW 2:30 p.m. at that of the other semi-finalists. Sacred Heart - Griffin, Ga. is figured on a percentage basis. October 6 - Our Lady of Perpetual Help Cancer Home Luncheon NATIONAL Merit Scholar- at Atlanta Americana 1:00 p.m. ship Coporation sponsors these _ , _ exams. Merit Scholarships can 7 ' Lad V o£ Assumption Parish holds Day of Recollec tion at Visitation Monastery 10:00 until 2:00 SS Peter 15 - Meeting of Northwest Deanery - AACCW 10:30 a.m. - St. Joseph’s - Marietta 17 - St. Jude’s Starlight Ball- Standard Club Cocktails and Din ner- 6:30 p.m. 30 - 31 St. Anthony’s Paris Festival November 12-13 Immaculate Conception Parish Festival 19 - St Michael’s Altar Society Annual Benefit Bridge Party Dixie Hunt Hotel, Gainesville, Ga., 8:00 p.m. To list your parish functions, call Mrs. Robert Nardiello- 457- 3928 KNIGHTS AUXILIARY 4 Sweetheart Ball 9 Candidates Named And Paul The Ladies Auxiliary at Sts. Peter and Paul Church opened their year with the school prin cipal, Mother M. Edmunda, as guest speaker. Mother was introduced by Mrs. A. D. Kuhl- mann, program chairman. Be fore entering into her talk, Mother introduced Sisters Maria Laetitia, M. Judith Ann, M. Rita Regina and M. Cel- ina to the ladies. The enrollment has increas ed from 7'9 two years ago, to 371 pils this year. She discussed catholic educa tion in general and explained various school policies in cluding the grading system, parking lot safety and school uniforms. Father Michael Manning ex pressed gratification that the school this year has the same group of Sisters and lay teach ers as last year. Mrs. John F. Betsill, president, introckiced the new committee chairmen, after which refreshments were served. Inquiry Class At Sacred Heart The liturgy of the mass is be ing stressed for the inquiry class that has begun instruc tions at Sacred Heart Church with an enrollment of 19. The pastor, Father J, Roshetko, ex presses gratification at the spirit of the inquirers. Assist ing in the course are Fathers George J. Meiiuta and Philip J. McArdie, Sponsors are the Misses Clare, Maude and Isabel Van Houten. The course will tontinue for 14 weeks. Father Roshetko has announ ced that a mission will begin the last week in October, Six Decatur girls have been named as candidates for the first annual Sweetheart Ball to be held on Saturday, Oc tober 10, 1964, at the #660 Council Hall on the Buford Highway. Sponsoring the gala affair is the Ladies Auxiliary of the Father Thomas O’Reilly Knights of Columbus of the De catur Area. Mrs. M. J. Lynch, President of the Auxiliary, has announced the following candi dates for the fall dance: MISS ELOISE BOLLMER, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Bollmer of Willivee Drive, a student at Georgia State Col lege. MISS KATHY MUNHALL, daughter of Mr, & Mrs, Charles Munhali, of Westchester Drive, also a stuaent at Georgia State College. MISS CANDY MINER, daugh ter of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Miner of Clarion Ave„ a student at St. Joseph’s High School. MISS JEANNE VAN HOUSE, daughter of Mr, & Mrs, Charles Van House of Oakdale Rd. Miss Van House is also a student at St. Joseph’s High School. miss rosemary duck- WORTH, daughter of Mr. 8iMrs. Ernest Duckworth of Eastway Drive, who is a student at Sacred Heart College in Ala bama. MISS ROBERTA WHITE, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ray White of Glendale Ave., also a student at Sacred Heart Col lege in Alabama. The dance is being held in conjunction with the Knights of Columbus to aid their building fund, Thes8 girls are all daugh ters of members of the Decatur Council. Further details on the ball will be givenatalaterdate. Tickets may be obtained from Mr. or Mrs, Joseph Goers 289-4076, or any member of the Council and Auxiliary. Recollection On Wednesday, September 30, under the direction of Rev. Al fred A. Miller, Lt, Col,, Fort McPherson, Ga„ the first day of recollection for the coming months will be held at the Mon astery of the Visitation, 1820 Ponce de Leon Ave., N. E. Those wishing to make reservations kindly call Mrs. Roy A. Pert, DR 3-8865 Honors Parish Nuns immaculate shrine Grey Nun Mother Mary Kevin Dies D’Youville Publications D’Youville Academy publica tions recently received awards for excellence in the field of high school journalism. At the North Carolina Scholastic Press Institute held June 22- 24 in Chapel Hill, the annual THE MARGUERITE, receiv ed first place in the competi tion for yearbooks published by schools with an enrollment of less than 750 students. In the same competition, the paper, THE D’YOUVILLITE,. received second place in the same division for Its feature articles. In a survey conducted by the Catholic School Press Associa tion at the Marquette Univer sity College of Journalism, the D’YOUVILLITE received first honors for its publica tions during the year 1963- 64. Singled out for particular commendation were the layout, writing styles, and variety of articles. On Sunday, September 6, 1964 Mother Mary Kevin, G, N. S. H„ died at Holy Redeemer Hospital, Meadow- brook, Pa. Mother Mary Kevin, a mem ber of the General Administra tion of The Grey Nuns of the Sacred Heart, entered the Con gregation August 26, 1920, Her entire religious life was spent in the Educational field, having taught in the schools of Lowell, Mass., Mahanoy City and Philadelphia, Pa, Atlanta, Ga„ Buffalo. Ogdensburg, Co rona and Jackson Heights, N, Y. Solemn Mass was celebrated in St. Ann Auditorium, Mel rose Academy, on September 8, 1964, by Reverend John Conway, C. M. Present at the Mass were: Father Hallingan, C, M., Father Hubbert, C, M., SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY . 55 Marietta St. N.W. Atlanta 3, Georgia Next step in the program will be a second examination to determine finalist status. Win ners of awards will then be chosen on the basis of high school grades, creative ac complishments, leadership qualities, extracurricular act ivities, and school citizenship. Merit scholarships are four- year awards to cover under graduate expenses, tailored according to the recipients’ needs. Last year, Florence was winner of the Southern Re gional award given by the Ford- Future Scientists of America Program and of first place in the state - wide examination sponsored by the American As sociation of Teachers of French and second place in the state wide competition sponsored by THE OPENING of Our Lady’s Day School for Exceptional Children took place last week at the new quarters for the school at 631 Harwell Road, N.W. This picture shows the children leaving for the school on the opening day. Sister Mary Simeon, R.S.M., the Principal of the School, is with them. MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS “Best Wishes to Holy Family Hospital’* LANIER PIANO COMPANY BUY WITH CONFIDENCE FROM ATLANTA’S OLDEST A D’Youville Academy sen ior has been named a National Merit Scholarship semifina list, Sister Mary Raphael, G. N. D. H., principal, announc ed today. Florience Farns worth, daughter of Mr. andMrs. Herbert G. Farnsworth of 176 Bolling Rd., N. E. qualif ied as one of 14,000 seniors throughout the country who at tained the honor as a result of the National Merit Scholarship qualifying Test given in more than 17,000 high schools last March. It is normal for the mem bers of the Holy Name Society at the. Shrine of the Immacu late Conception Church to attend the 9:15 Mass, receive Comm- the 9:15 Mass, receive Com munion in a group and enjoy a breakfast meeting in the social hall on the 2nd Sunday of each month. A speaker or group add special interest to the program which make an interesting, edu cational and enjoyable meeting. To all this, something new was added at the last meeting. At the suggestion of the Holy name President, Mr. Gaspe- rini, the September meetings this year and in the future will be devoted to the good Sisters of our Parish. It will be an oppor tunity to show them our appreci ation for their being with us at the Shrine, and as an expression of thanks for their efforts on behalf of our children. While the Sisters were unable to attend the breakfast, arriving at the start of the meeting were Srs. Mary Amabilis, Mary Madeline, Mary Amata, Mary Amalia, Mary Co lumbia, Mary Simeon, Mary Barbara and Mary Michael, R.S. M. SISTER Mary Madeline, Prin cipal of the school introduced the Sisters and chose as the subject for her talk, "Man". The good Sister said she was glad Men are running the world as women have a knack cf making a mess of things. She also spoke on the part men play in the world, as husbands, fathers and of course Christinas, stressing the importance that all men should be fair with all others in their dealings. Both Father Arthus and the Vice-President of the Society thanked the Sisters for giving of their time to be with us, and especially Sister Madt ine for her excellent remarks. FATHER Arthur also spoke on the forthcoming Shrine Fall Festival to be held in the Social Hall of the Church, Thursday and Friday, November 12th and 13th. LOCALLY OWNED PIANO STORE KOHLER & CAMPBELL- KNABE GEORGE STECK GULBRANSEN TRANSISTOR ORGANS 637 LEE STREET ATLANTA, GEORGIA PL 8-4681 166 COURTLAND STREET, N E , ATLANTA..GEORGIA .tOJUJ the Georgia Classical and Mo dem Foreign Language As sociation for students of third- year French. Deborah Wallen, senior, daughter of Mrs. Jane Wallen of 116 Pope Circle, Decatur is the recipeint of a letter of commendation as a result of the Merit Scholarship examination. Students thaus distinguished distinguished are recommend ed for consideration by admin- sions officers of colleges for outstanding achievement. FLORENCE FARNSWORTH DEBORAH WALLEN "DRIVE WITH CARE AND Wi Sinclair Holy Name Meeting Announce D’Youville Winners