THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER Nun HISTORY, IDEALS OF OF Push' D. I. Plan ‘Patio Missionary / LAWN FENGING \V 0 HF II III) m D I P . ’ REVIEWED FOR MAY PARLEY ,Speaker Guest ‘v'fl Is » White Hardwood Enameled I I Foot Sections 4 Paints Pittsburgh From. 3 Styles Choose to Paul.—Sister St. Ursuline of their order held in New April (In connection with Haven state VARNISHES CONTRACTOR PAINTING was Section 79¢ a — the Order of Benedict, , St. Cloud May M. Finnegan St. St. convention in 1908. Miss Agnes 4, 4-5, ‘ WALLPAPER WASHABLE IMPERIAL ’ ’ * elected history the Daugh- New Haven first Powell Hardware 00. the following of the of re'éently Joseph, returned from was an 54-70 m Isabella. Mrs. Mary E. is presented. national of In regent. ters y‘éars’ breast!" St. Cloud China nine service in in Ave. S. after 435 12 7th Tel. Minerva C. Minnesota. there D. of I. Booth and Mrs. Boyd 12 are MINN. CLOUD, ST. iiwwv '7/ Orient, speaker the guest at . was five Mrs. Car- including these the succeeded her. In 1939 circles, in monthly meeting of the St. the Manning New Haven, Diocese Cloud: Si. Cloud, loyn B. of of St. oWWH‘IHHH‘f-fi'l: elected the fourth Little Falls, Melrose, Saulc Centre, Conn., St. Benedict’s Alum- chapter, Paul na- was and she order, and tional of the Health Morris.) For regent } April in association, 15 the no. nae national head. is the . . . now George Langland, of Mrs. home made The circle of Daughters Isabella, national is of swmsn THE up HElllTP’S an organ- Mrs. Fairmont 815 all national officers, board of di- ization Catholic of girls and avenue. women, and instituted rectors, in the city of New state regents, host- Fahey assisting Thomas one rep— was was each subordinate Haven, Conn., May resentative 1897. The from 14, ess. This governing body first circle. meets circle consisting J. SIVINSKI of A. 67 mem- April meeting chapter The on place decided bers the other Russell at named Circle every year a was for plans devoted will be to 28 Funeral Service Instant Frozen convention. No. auxiliary its preceding 1, Russell Council at to upon the held homecoming be at to No. 65, Knights Columbus, of New CREAM State Circle Benedict Satur- St. College of IcE on Haven, Conn. The ritual core: and Circles unite within state un- a and 19. Sunday, May 18 and day SERWCE CHAPEL monial wei'erritten Daniel 908 by Col- PHONE DAY this der head and one common Hilde- and Miss W. Ortman - Mrs. J. well, who secretary of State was known circle. supreme is as of 912-914 ST. GER. group a in charge 1804 Schwankl PHONE gard NITE are the Knights Columbus of for 25 affords This its arrangement Tel. 567, var- When colle the at the c, program years. by increased ious power Wll be St. Cloud, groups Ciro’s” of Furniture Minn. “Breakfast Line at Complete pre- In the of united voice; it extends 1904 the order be— year means a sented. - featured the Lynch. president of that will be Jane Anne at incorporated effec- Daughters influence and has greater of came as the club the Col- Commuters’ in formal be Push,” "Patio spring Isabella where the to under the tiveness. In all laws state of cases Benedict, and lege of Marjorie St. Connecticut circles in and \number of subordinate July 7, 1907, the students of the by day a given on the chairman of Boyle, entertain- by special is their it of the is act four general state a more, or as— the of‘ Benedict College St. at committee, acquainting ment sembly circle. are privilege State national charter institute to a a was se- April Friday, 26. club themselves witht Mexican music Country mhde cured under circle the subordinate is National A of WETZEL up name v. E. DR. circle, Daughters [and its chaplain, Isabella. of 19 officers, GERMAN of ESCAPED Thus' STIGMATIC 3. the Membership organization became members. body of entirely an Independent circle two-fold, organization—no subordinate long- in is a auxiliary Catholic beneficial and social. All of the K. C. TROOPS of NAZI er MURDER-BENT an OFFICE HIS OPENING OF The first THE national mind be- meeting of sound body and ANNOUNCES of the women and 60 the of 16 tween years ages eligible beneficial member— OF to PRACTICE THE are FOR QUIZ membership ship. There is total a who hid Konnersreuth, of MinneapolisF—According pastor to two United States and 75,000 in the of I his When home. her in storm World chaplains of Catholic SURGERY war Canada. investigations made at troopers MEDICINE AND the Archdiocese '11, of of priests National circle, Daughters The the hid in Theresa the house, By Kate Knese Neumann, fraternal Isabella is bene— St. Paul, Theresa of and famed a PAINTS sewer. ficial organization whose member- German mystic, narrowly escaped Sav- Father Father Howley and practical ship is limited Roman death to the hands Nazi of at storm stigmatic the noted age saw Moses said: “Let there 4096 be TELEPHONE Catholic of good character. not shortly before the troopers Ger- GERMAIN women ST. 617% she in shortly after VJ-day; line a was 0! Complete found that Its is bring about to better among surrender. us anyone purpose man her had experienced and just . . . coma consulteth pythonic spirits, and inside relation social and fraternal out- CLOU D or ST. among In feature STORE appearing in from WOOLWORTH'S story “ecstasies” which last OVER a noon fortune-tellers, that seeketh the the the who join order and or Barn women slde paints. the April issue 7 of the Minneap- Fridays. o’clock 3 to on truth from the dead, for the Lord aid them possible to in every way olis Sunday Tribune, the and win- Pelnts two Although Neumann Theresa abhorreth all these things” (Deut. in the development noble of wom- priests, Father William L. Howley weighs pounds, dowglau. about 210 she’ xviii, 10). re- character anly and in advancement of Litchfield Father and John L. portedly has either food taken not _Fill in the ending the correct for along intellectual lines. It aims to Savage, assistant in St. Luke’s, drink Holy of kind except sentences below: or any practical charitable promote a St. Paul, that the “towns- report Communion for the 17 past Symbols 1.. faith, of hope, years. and aid religion and work, unite to to people had spirited Theresa away “Theresa kind visitors,” is to charity wallpaper. See and with (a) the ship shape the home Keep the Catholic of this smart are: country our cross, an— women your when they heard Nazis the had continues the Tribune, “especially chor and the heart; (b) in congenial fraternal bonds. a prayer excellent representing grades of her the finest ordered death.” This in put to patterns paper G15, the for whom she takes off the new book, and medal; (c) a rosary, a the chaplains learned from Ma‘ny Constructive Projects the little she show mittens to beauty. picture and representing utility long lasting God the value wears in a The the Daughters wounds, about inch of Isabella have long, Father, God the Son, and God the an Seniorfiietitians in the of each palm. Her contributed generously Holy center Ghost. to many is religious constructive house the list of projects. A the One few of 2. who'believed in the true on PAINT KOERBE soldier accomplishments shrines for tours.” Church monetary A but later rejected it is are: donation $75,000 of the Knights called to (a) agnostic; (b) athe- an: Get Appoinfments of Columbus help ist; to their (c) apostate. carry on (AIECHISM COMES TO LIFE SHOP work during World I; dona- 3. Christians who refuse be- to war tion $10,000 Sisters’ the col- lieve of to certain teachings of Christ Washington, lege, D. 0.; $6,000 called: (a) rationalists; (b) are paid and is heretics. permanent (c) a purse Phone pagans; 587 Avenue South Sixth 20 maintained for the education of 4. Atheists: (a) the exist- deny a Throwlnllug St. Joseph—Senior dietitians of Catechist Missionary Victory of God; (b) believe in in false ence the College St. of Benedict contributions Noll; general gods; (c) believe the re- only to of part a celved recently announcements of Catholic God’s teaching. Church Extension society student dietitian appointments. the Crippled Children’s 5. Which is and hos- of these supersti- to ' Before becoming registered dieti- tion? pital-school in Billings, Mont. (a) believing A in fortune- noun ST. tians, those students have must tellers; covering period (b) carrying of (c) recent a Hundreds survey a of from which a rosary; choose. Chenilles, to rugs of internshipin recognized year wearing showed-that medals. 10 $1,000,- a years over Shags, Ovals, Bath Mats, Rag Rugs—Put in hospital post. one 6. Spiritualists 000 had been expended by the Na— or army people who are front of the Fire Place, in the Hallway, Bedroom, Marjorie tional circle and pretend (a) spirits; its subordinate Boyle, St. Cloud, (b) to: see re- It’s fun stone think! men’s to ceived circles with for good works. Homes appointments Get the dead; (c) be for etc. from Cincin- want these at bargain converse as many as you Listen to the Purple pious girls maintained New nati General in Haven, hospital, Cincinnati, very persons. are prices. $2.52 Seal question each which 7. Agents through Conn.; Evansville, 111.; and from and Fort the Indianapolis Medical some Four $5 cash week. 22"x40” . claim they Wayne, Ind. girls’ people talk the A is Indianapolis. center, She to has camp can ac- awards made for are Other htly sizes sli higher dead called: Charms; owned operated Louisville, The Home. (a) (b) and in cepted the appointment of Florsheim Shoes; the Cin- to are best the sub- answers . mediums; (c) spells. Ky. In National cinnati 1942 the circle hospital. mitted by Catholic ABY’S Hart, Schaffner and Marx Cloth- completed 8. Adoring god the of $100,000 payments as a sun, Jane a Anne Lynch, Dubuque, 1a., grade school boys and fire, images, animals, is called: scholarship School fund the of etc. to accepted the appointment from ing. girls. idolatry; (a) (b) superstition; (c) Social Service in Washington, D. C. (RIDDLE NEST Michael Reese hospital, Chicago, heresy. This known fund is the Queen as h in received appointments a v g 9. A rash expectation salva- of Isabella Foundation. Our Mary’s Bldg. St. Cloud present St. from Good Samaritan hospital, A Kant-Wet product, that keep will tion without making of national project is supporting proper use a Cincinnati, and St. Louis Univer— baby comfortable and safe in your obtain the it is in Christian to correspondence necessary means course sity hospital, St. Louis, well. as its carriage in the automobile. It or called: (b) (a) despair; Doctrine, which chaplains and presump- serv- Virginia Ziebol, St. Cloud, with is modern that tion; (c) profession. a accessory ice every receiving. ,mmm are men appointments from Starling Lov- Experienced mother welcomes and that will keep despair Presumption and 10. The circle Minnesota State are was hospital, Columbus, 0., and Ing baby and while sins take (a) faith; (b) against: hope; snug organized warm in 1932. Circles you the are es- Miami Valley hospital, Dayton, 0. it the in out 4 (c) charity, tablished Paul, in St. Minneapolis, Housewives 3 accepted the former. Saint Faith, hope, charity 11. and spring St. Cloud, Faribault, Duluth, sunshine. Little are I Cloud Hospital Kathryn Johnson, New York called: (a) divine virtues; (b) Falls, Brainerd, Melrose, Sauk Mills, has alternate appointments theological either. virtues; (c) Choose Centre, Morris, Willmar, and Clo- from Ancker hospital, VISIT St. OUR TOY DEPARTMENT Paul, KIDDIE and Sins against 12. faith, hope, and quet. University hospital, Minneapolis. charity which sins against Com- A modern, hospi- well-equipped are Became The mandment? (a) First; (b) Second; other two Boys students COMPANY major- THE SIIIINSKI 32 tal well-organized with staff a (c) Third: _ in dietetics St. Benedict’s at mg of physicians and specialists. (Answers Page 4) this Miss Lucille Hebert and year, on Miss Mary Anne Kinney, Conducted have by the Sisters of the re- 912 ST. CERMAIN ST. CLOUD, MINN. cently accepted positions home as Knights Altar of demonstration in agents the Holilor Drug (to. ex- Order of St. Benedict tension department of the Univer- ~ sity Wisconsin. of _Neighborhood REXALL AGENCY custom Prescription: Specialty a EARLY MASS IN A HOSPITAL Kodak Supplies & Toiletries Richmond—In impressive In the cool, ‘ early, cere- quiet of ST. CLOUD. MINN. morn- monies in Sts. Peter Paul’s and mg. I church April 12, altar boys [z 32 In thought through “I the corri- (w enrolled in the Knights of dors, I were pass; Roofing national the Altar, organization of a Metal And down the chapel, to go on altar boys. In for time the six-thirty Mass. Mfg. Cornice Co. The Rev. Anthony Ronellen- There I the O.S.B., fitsch, ROOFING ALL KINDS spoke the ever—faithful, OF pastor, see nuns on And patients sacred duties the altar boy, in wheel-chairs We make specialty of Asbestos Side of and a Walls and Roofing about; the Rev. Romuald Bloms, O.S.B., EVERYWHERE” "WE GO Praying: Besceching conducted the ceremonies and thankful, of re- BIRCHMONT Phone 1526 St. Cloud Head bowed, , ception. ’ each devout. one Various degrees knighthood, of I think back to and based summer point of merits system on a autumn, demerits, and be attained by Nunn-Bush can FLOUR As hunters and fishermen stop altar boys, including the ranks of they as pass; knight, knight caniinander, page, diWOxroms Starting their da __of sport and grand knight, y and grand Am: supreme enjoyment, knight. The organization is based By first for hearing their baking, because the it is six-thirty ideals the knighthood of in the on Mass. of ' fine and is “Tops” Middle Ages. in texture ~ Quality. Boys Sts. of Peter Paul’s and And I know that day St. some A parish who became Knights of the Peter a“I£§Ls®s®§®E§AVNI§R®§§§.&$.®.®. .....\.......,. ,.....\..\... MILLEI) 2 \§ ‘ CLOUD IN Altar April ST. Donald BY 12 Brisse, were WIlI these meet devotees en LeRoy Gertken, Nicholas Koop, no masse; SI. cloud Milling Go. Arnold Rau, John Van Sloun, on son For they’ll climb the ladder to Kenneth Brisse, Richard Hom- EEG PAY on u-s _. pound his , at gatbs eonuo e1 Edward Clifford Into" cauuuv Joa, Klein, sumo-In as "I: cocn.cou THE BOOTERIE mann, -——In 116 time for 7th the Ave. No. six-thirty Phone 570 Joseph Nies, Plantenberg, Melvin Mass. Coca Cola Bottling Co., St. Cloud, Minn. Cloud 518 St. Ger. St. Walter Reichert, Richard Roett- —C. D. M. Robert Solinger, Ralph Tor- ger, borg, James Doll, Gerald Gertken, GOLDENT FUNERAL Clilfton Noll, Sloun, Peter Van «me-lair“ EVERGREENS—Read “2;; NOWI‘ Planting Eric Vogt, 0thmar Dold, Nicholas for HOME Hafl’ley, John Koop, Cyril Ramler, y Solinger, Alvin Spaeth, Peter ~ .ih’ .‘1'.r-- Ambulance Service Blasiu, Halfley, John Frederick Celestine Heying, Lavern Spaeth, PHONE 80 keep I Ronald Torborg, Dennis Wil- and Cloud 5th So. St. I! 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