7 -- Gil-STEM: "RE 3* {THE js-T. snoop - = -. m . _ _ , ‘PLAllllEn pas... Zoroa'lllellral Wins '25TH“HOM‘ECOMING Student lor‘ T The CONSULT the Socier I’ropiagalion lleallh "'. For OALIX BAUER Milwaukee In Resigns . . _ Of the Faith, .lne., (Legal Title) VAI'BOLLEGE JOSEPH ST. Ill EAT llll Illllllll Poem FOR YOUR , , LIFE INSURANCE 5 Granite Em ’ Exchange Bldg. P 403 I'I Milwaukee‘.—-—The Rt. Rev. Mon- 1' Signor PHONE Francis sass E. Murphy, pastor St. Cloud, Minn. I Am. Nat’l. Bldg. of St. John’s Bk. Cathedral for the St. Cloud St. Joseph—Thq 25th annual alma country, and alumnae I mater, 18 has resigned _ past because Home and Foreign Missions years, homecoming of alumnae of the will be evident during the days of g'lnstant Frozen V7 of ill health. He has been the Roofing College the St. Benedict will ‘ “Light of be held on the Way” is title of homecoming. . Metal _ 8: " sick list Director" the ' for and felt past Saturday this year and Sunday, by The FRANK, written Ruth Schel— plans the? general for REV. HENRY Diocesan year on‘ cREAlll a poem :___j.._,loE pro- he that .should relinquish his duties Cornice Mfg. May 18 and This being Co. 19. the first linger high of Cathedral school for of under the di5 events gram are 'of'the first pastor parish of the deceased). sh? as Member Perpetual (living 40.00 ._$ homecoming general in four which. received certificate rcction Mary Anne of Browne years, or a ROOFING,OF archdiocese. ALL KINDS ......... ' and the classes 9f of ’38, ’39, and ’40, the privilege Wruck, award of hav- ’38, general chairman, (1 Member Ordinary 1.00 year) as— We Sid} make specialty of Asbestos a ........................ whose fifth anniversary could ing‘ her reprinted in the not sisted by -firms‘ representatives ' from the The ,Me’mbership poem listed here Walls and Roofing deserve Special (known the Family Mem- to as be.ob‘served because of the he. Anthology of Midwestern Verse celebrating classes: "WE Nora Le remembered 'GO Tour- when EVERYWHERE" dis- war, you are bership—besides nine the enrolled, tributing dif- patronage in the will be recognized with the class one National High Phone published by the Chicago; Elzabeth your Chis- 1526 St. Cloud neau, rel-em lines of business. he'enrolled’ Cleo others, living deceased, of ’41, official fifth-year celebrat- School aSSociation of Los holm, Chicago; ma‘y Poetry and Clary, . or ing “Eager serve” the to is Sauk» Rapids. Angeles. I6.00 for group. year) one - 2 slogan adopted by the alumnae, Ruth, senior, is the daughter Elaine Heiland Tepley, Alexan- _ and 7 A Perpetual for the education of Burse young a whose God, to of Mr. Mrs. Leo Schellinger. dria; ‘Dorine Loso, Minneapolis; eagerness serve 1,200.00 for the priesthood..-.;...---...._..._-_-_. ‘ man Dolores LIGHT THE WAY and Wiener, Minneapolis. .-. 'Mliilfll V 75.00 of for For the catechist GIVEN suppOrt homecoming I in charge of Homeward one steps turn. year a are my ar- ... ..... path they burn. for St. Benedict’s Heavenward high ments rang a school Toward happiness from alumnae- l away , York province of the Society of COUNTY ISANTI Officially 'opening strife, the Week ' ' , of ..$3,656.9l The SSION FUND Jesus. appointment 36 M lonely life; end’s activities half filled of will To end be my program lllllllilrllmlsl ...... exceeds the islands OF 'FOR THE PHILIPPINES in buffet the to south serve men a supper on cam— . between the 25 The of assignments in largest number Jesuits” previous I Whence 5 and 6:30 The Back the dust from to any pus pm. THE FOR the York that New Jesuits assigned the ever time Minneapolis chapter, ‘ choosing at to years one Sprung- as the Philip- have work in been Philippine announced' mission wo'rld its theme “Sidewalk Cafe,” will at die Leaving the to For Information Write :-__MAN was unsung. WHO to pines. Rev. Francis A. entertain .hy the Very Mc- during blow. the Mary sing; Heavens trumpets ' supper, , . _ Glenwood—4A successful mis- appointed, Of those provincial of the New 24 Quade, S.J., Louise Mitchell being way! I Light To God of master are - go. CARE my REGISTER sion concluded Sacred in J. M., OF_ ST. scholastics, CLOUD priests~ and 12 ceremonies. was are / cathedral Elli: Former parish and Heart here St. in Bar- of still their in High Paper men years younger Immediately following are two tholomew’s, Villard, May 11 :lll the priest- training preparatory to on panel discussions by students and DISTRIBUTED after week of conferencesand The hood the order. Jesuit in' a BY MeritAlllar'lls alumnae the of college of the “Pa- Receives -. , , spiritual exorcises conducted in includes of six priest's group na- Romp pale-Messagee‘to Italian Women” , v; . s I . I, both places by Gerald the Rev. s ordained Filipino in Jesuits, ‘ive Speaker ls and “Catholic Literature.” Like- [at Farrell, C.SS.R., of Pine City. this Nine others country. are wise, will be tours campus 567 Chimes, con- student newspaper‘ Phone The of the of priests, Mass celebrated daily in veterans years ducted for those interested. was At , _ school, Cloud.Cathe_dral..high St. “INN. of CLOUD. ST. 0f- the occupation. Japanese both Glenwood Villard with and re- :45 o’clock there 7 will be concert certificates a recently received two newly fiverare maining priests, Father Farrell'adding _spiritual ap- of sacred music the chapel, a in fol- work the Slall_Ballllllel its of merit for of cur— 'fields pointed and four to conference return Mass. In the at lowed by Benediction the Bless- every of. school ‘ rent year. The had the they left prior - evening parishioners to both from 'war. Sacrament. ed In the evening the educae with the connection In and religious educational Glenwood Villard and attended St. Paul chapter many will entertain ex— against campaign tubercu— tional the Phil- of the Jesuits in projects ercises in Glenwood. Mission arti- with patterned lOsis~in Seal a program * on Christmas the 1945 welcome addition the will ippines cles sold the auspices Hollywbod,” under “Breakfast in with were Chimes awarded a drive, the was Ellei', of the the members mis— of society. Rosary of the “parade Alumnus Jerome new of hilarious hats” former lead- class as and first recognition; a state sion. ing Prizes will Chimes' feature. be offered editor, \speakelf neighboring guest \ Among the clergy was the hondr rating awarded to was annual banquet of the for ‘,outstanding numbers. the Ca- Other who the closing services at attended the 34th'All-American. Chimes in llllElM SULHIEH-_ Chimes typical high school staff features of the in— thedral the Very Rev. William Ren- National program were Critical service -the of wishing May in the high school cafeteria. clude ring, ’Rev. awarding of '7 and the Francis Hohn, a The ner Scholastic Press association. orchid Eller, World I the oldest alumna veteran Alexandria;‘the Very Rev.‘,John to war a an school judged “very paper was who Chimes and traveling micro- editor of the from Zyllam, Fearon and Rev. Paul present, was a and “excellent” in goodl’ coverage, spoke the possi- phone. A meeting the 1941-to 1943, of Morris; the Rev. Gruenes, Peter execu- on originality, typography, printing, _lll_llllll£l [HES bilities of-the small school Valley; tive board will take place 8:30 John the Eden Rev. Bet- at paper. and style., Doyle Tom of master the Rev. Ferdinand tendorf and ‘ was cere- pm. j monies' and Patricia Meixner Sunday’s will begin Sauk~ Falque, Center; the Rev. was Mad’e program Purchase Site of in charge the banquet with Mass of High celebrated by the James Mohm, Osakis; the J. Rev. arrange- cheapest For Church Paul in St. ' ments. Very Rev. T. Leo Keaveny, Kroll, Lake Alfred Reno. Pastor pastor St. Mary’s Little of church, Falls, Sacred Heart St. Bartholo- of and Attending the banquet 49 parish Paul.—A Lawrence’s, St. site for the Duelm.—St. were \ new who will also give the homecoming parishes A. mew’s is the Rev. J. members the of staff, Church Holy casualty of the Childhood in seventh suffered its newspaper war A short business meeting Gruenes. Father with Alphonse Kremer, sermon. Pfc. St. Paul been the week in the death "of has purchased last at ~ Household will take place the assembly in superintendent; C.H.S. F h t died in of Midway parkway and Horace 'J. Regnier, who a e r corner Officiates Archbishop breakfast, luncheon after and John Laky, and Father Joseph a result of Pascal, it week May the announced ‘last Korea 5 was as will be served o’clock. 12' The at Kirchner honor. of quests War by Father John of Buchanan, drowning, the Secretary pastor. as At Laying Cornerstone Clary, St. Cloud chapter, with Miss The J. ground informed Mr. and Mrs. Henry 300 feet Students of the high school's, Servo-nt- me sures on chairman, will the enter- this prepare parkway and his 300 feet Pas- Regnier, parents. home economics department served on Frontenac. John tainment featuring Archbishop the four home— the dinner. Table decorations — ca Memorial High Mass of- was A were . Gregory Murray officiated May coming classes this luncheon, 4 for apple. Lawrenc‘e’s blossoms and lilacs with church fered in St. a Mrs. will Diocese laying ceremonies and Rose Reilly give at cornerstone Weddings in a centerpiece of miniature with Frank the Rev. Henry May 14 par— a Villa Maria here, where loyalty address, which officially academy at 9%. thenon with girl graduate ring- celebrant. a being built. the homecoming activities. $300,000 addition is closes a ing the chimes. This banked was Althaus-Braegelman Surviving his'parents, PET? two The addition will house are a gymna— with apple blossoms. Joan Theisen Melrose.—Celina 'Braegelman, daughter brothers. three sisters. 'He and \\\ sium, auditorium, dining en— ANSWERS rooms, charge in of decorations. of Mr. 'and Mrs. Leo Braegelman, be- was the service in March, 1945, tered ,’4-a; living domestic science 1-a; PATRONIZE 2—a; 3—b; 5-b; 6-b; bride rooms, a the Ray Althaus, OUR ADVERTISERS of of came son Chimes Editor this year’s is of after training Camp Rob- and, at infirmary department, and 7-a; 10-a. Mr. and Mrs. Henry 8-a; 9-c; Althaus, April 30 in rooms. Delores Schreder, daughter Senior inson, M'axey, Ark., and Camp the St. Boniface’s The Very church. Rev. J. S. Schirmers officiated. Attend- of Mr. and Mrs. Mike J. Schreder, October, in Tex., sent overseas was Leona ants Braegelman and Ervin were Cathedral parish. 1945. Althaus. Chimes Faculty advisers the to Byers-Tillman Regnier received family had The \are ‘! Sister Helaine and Sister 1...... I Maltese—The St. church Boniface their within letters from two was son Means TIIIII the April Jeremy. the marriage 27 of of scene BETTERHOme weeks. He spoke the previous two A for Helen Tillman, daughter Mr. and of Mrs. Living difficulty the'Catholicboys the of Tillman, Joseph Edward Byers. to son Priests Honors Pope experienced of his_(‘:ompany in find— Mr. and Mrs. Theodore The Byers. in Mileage Tire Very Rev. J. officiated. S. Schirmers English-speaking priest ing to an Dolbres Eileen Peterson, Ma Tillman. ~~ Of Superior Diocese could Confession. whom they to go Tillman, Ann Norbert‘ Tillman, d a a Their English-speaking Weber nearest Julian the attendants. were Bvies-maan-Eickhofl= and This found miles distant, priest 50 seal. was our over Exquisite Secre- New Mu.nich.—.—Dorothy Eickhofi and he had Regnier that reports re- door. Superior—The Rev. Jos- is guatcrntee Very Desk, only Robert C. Busrmaim your married May tary at were ceived Communion shortly ,Oly :the Christ 8 in Immaculate Conception eph Annabring, of church. pastor $84.95 detail that of tire every after-Easter Sunday. with the Rev. Hugo Tell, .............. O.S.B., officiat- .. Cathedral, the King Very and the _ ing. The bride daughter is the of Mr. work.‘ repairing service ‘ Occasional Chair ‘ Rev. Peter Meyer, of St.. pastor and Mrs. rank Eickhof‘t‘ the Father and bidde- Named Vashro Period in _Styl- Mary’s parish, Hurley, been have is of_ Mr. Mrs. John treading. t and done is groom e son oc- or l‘ Buermann. Julitta ttgndants "$49.95 ing named Dome'stic Prelates with the were cording definite ........ ' stand- Eickhofi’, Eleanor Norbert Buermann, to 3. Oireclor Boys’ (lamp title of Right Reverend Monsignor -. and Buermann. Eickhofi. Raymond Credenza Desk of It ?qu quality. by Pope Pius XII. Means Bodeker-Marotteck Lovely, only.... at driving. Villard.—~The longer: Bartholomew St. church safer. $84.95 the oil the April wedding 23 of was scene ........ Vashro Paul.—Father Robert St. a? G~LAS FITTED SES the» Certified Susanne Ann Marotteck, Insist daughter, of on will again Thomas’ college Attractive of St. Drop- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Marotteck, and Ken- OverKresge'I f greenest, neth George Bodeker, Mr. of and director of the leaf be in charge Table, son for.... 1 as , Wm. Mrs. Bodeker of Westport. ‘ Catholic Order of boys’ the $27.95 camp Because The Rev. A. J. Gruenes officiated at the home .............. is the ofyour .. happiness core Anoka. Seven Foresters of near the double ring Bridesmaids ceremony. . shield against the trials MORRIS of everyday Luxurious life HIIOH your Occaa ..the were Addlphson Mrs. Gordon Vic- scheduled: and camping periods I are . ever-desired goal the end of Ganja. brideflbom toria The at hard day’s sional Chairs, work. at- . was June a June June 30 at. 23 29; to to tended by Gordon Adolphson and Clin- Because the folk-saying "Be it humble there’s 344,95 to ever July and July 21 so July 7 20, 6; PROMPTLY Goodyear Frederick REPAIRS MADE ton .............. .. place like home," holds Distributor today ' and will no through. true notsplit); Aug. (two weeks 3 Balder-Vogtlin to Oolllerg' It. future. the Whether , out it be the Dr. R. excited 'arrival of Aug. Aug. 11 17, and 4 10; Hillman. At Nuptial to High Mass to a ' l — unwise." that '23 phonograph, Cloud that St. shiny washer they celebrated April the Rev. Fridolin new all 29 Aug. 18 24. ’ to ,. . . . 0.8.0.. add Mischke, officiated when Lorraine con‘clusion.——A to Better home truly up one _ will OPTOMETRIS'I' assist, Father Seminarians means Vogtlin. daughter Mrs. of Mr. and Ed- happier , Better, living! Vashro counselors. Inquiries mund Voztlin. and Charles Balder, as son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Balder. should directed executive be the were to mar- .Time ried. The place in took St. out ceremony office, South Seventh 12 street, * Rita’s church. Leonette Blake and AI- Coke for Main Minneapolis, telephone 7779. Vogtlin fred the attendants. were . Smiles 'Bespeak ViClory I Extra . Comfort .fi'éz: . . . Added Beauty ‘\ in . . . Lush, deep comf thick ort, heavy cushions ' . . . the _ . for luxurious comfort. Plus recipe the added of distinguished beauty. 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