1947 REGISTER Friday, April 25, THE ST. CLOUD PAGE THREE Take Broadcast Religion Part in DIAMOND RINGS FOR SALE CON LON WEDDINGS Emmi: FOR THE BRIDE TO BE Fine used Pianos. Sold with a. guaran- WEIMAII BUTT & Free delivery. Terms. tee. Easy Construction Co. IN DIOCESE {KNESE PIANo co. Successors J. N. Barthelem! to ST. cLuun. MINN. ROSCOE. MINN. 702% St. Germain SI. ’ Brever-Rehkarnp Melrose.—-Married April 12 in St. Mei/3 Boniface’s church, with the Very Rev. otTiciating. Matthias Hofimann Dar- were Rehkamp, daughter Mrs. lene of Mr. and coo on son and Donald Braver. of A1 Rehkamp, son Attending Mrs. Edward Mr. and Brever. Phyllis couple Determan and the were BOOTERIE THE Donald Jensen. Cloud St. Ger. St. 516 Cuber-Larson Alexandria.—Miss Lyla Larson, daugh- Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Louis and of ter Kenneth Gaber, John of Mr. and Mrs. son RELIGIOUS united marriage St. Gaber, in in were before the Rev. Francis Mary's rectory Mr. Mrs. Hohn. Attendants and were ARTICLES Clamo. Warren C. Stellmach-Skudlarek Rosaries Wendel.-—St. St. Columbkille’s church the marriage April of the 12 scene was Prayerbooks Helen Skudlarek, daughter Home-Owned of of Mr. Cloud’s “St. Michael and Mrs. Skudlarek. Norbert to Crucifixes Stellmach, of Mr. and Mrs. John son Store” Department Stellmach. The Rev. Bernard Karcls Sick Call Sets bride officiated the The at ceremony. attended by Mary Skudlarek, Lucille was Holy Water Fonts Stellmach, Virginiwtellmach. and Bene- Stellmach attended dict the bridegroom. Sale 65th Anniversary Medals Smude-Tretter Lastrup.—Miss Alice Anne Tretter. We complete line of carry a daughter of George Trotter, became the bride Alexander Mr. office and school supplies. of Smude, of son On! Going, Now Mrs. Vincent April Smude, 15 in St. and with John church, the Nepomucene’s FRITZ-GROSS THE Felix officiating. Rev. Reiners Attend- Margaret Marianne Smude, ants were Knopik. Helen Smude, Leonard Tretter, STORE RETAIL Robert and Tretter. Father Louis Gales St. of Paul quizzed these Cloud; Hoffman, Angels, Mary Ann Albany; St. Rolfes-Silbernick 28 Sixth Ave. No. children “Catechism Comes Life" when Sauk the Miller, Rapids; Voigt, Mary Lou Donna. St. to on Elizabeth Silbernick. St. Rosa—Miss originated the studios of station KFAM, Cloud; Menke, in Augustine’s, St. Irene St. Anthony’s, program Minn. daughter Mr. and Mrs, Joseps Silber- St. Cloud, of St. Cloud, April Children the Cloud; Ralph Torborg, Richmond—(Bob Amandns A. 13. air St. and nick. became the bride of on on were: Mr. Henry Rolfes, of Mrs. and l Bernice Dingmann, Joseph; Colleen Johnson, son St. Molitor photo) Rose of Rolfes, in St. at ceremony a Cathedral school, Cloud; St. Patri Farley, Holy cia church with Lima's April the Rev. 15, Attending oITiciating. the J. G. Steigler HUMMIEE SALE Silbernick couple Margaret and SUITS were Rhyme and Reason The Anthony Rolfes. Dugas-Paquin Belle Prairie.—Miss Delphine Paqnin. Toggery T’aquin, daughter of Mrs. Joseph and Maurice J. Mrs. Dngns. of Mr. and MARJORIE BENEFIT By Roomn IS Hill] son united Napoleon Dugus, in marriage were Holy Family church, with the Rev. in commencementl DAYS night SCHOOL with Ser- ofl'iciating IIenri Pellet the at ceremony a April llridal attendants 15. bian Orthodox lad were on White lovely boy {a A Negro and very Entire Spring Stock—Nothing . Reserved . . Viola Edmond Dugas, Iris Paquin, Dugas, prOudly marched, he because walked gowned, girl, capped and we Darrel Paouin. and recognized student. star aisle with the proudly down was a A successful sale Davis-Mahler for our rummage graduates. the class of hundred We stadium and in the benefit: of St. Paul's parish, sat Falls.—Miss Leona. S. Mahler. Fergus a Mahler, Mrs. Henry became snob- cheered ourselves daughter of It hoarse the for St. Cloud, sponsored by was a was groups W. Davis, of Mr. the bride of Elmer son REDUCED Black boys grade school from nine and 15 of Altar the society our William Davis, April Mrs. 12 in and on whose speed agility and captured specialize recently. in and church. with the Lady of Victory Our we as officiating. basketball H. Wessling The B. and football trophies. Rev. Officers of the Holy Angels Al— lad Negro Erickson, Clifton attendants Mrs. were clothes for the society have extended tar invi— the past We felt an walked glow of pride when Erickson, Mar- Carlson. Kathleen Joyce a 20% tation members of St. Paul’s to t0 Erickson, tall, muscular Clarence and Jo- audi- Negro lad from vin Mahler, rowded a well-dressed join them in their seph to Com- Mauer. man. group “melting pot” the all- there our were won nce Sklenicku-Logering Sunday May munion in 4 the on city broad high jump and jump the Isidore’s church Moran—St. was o’clock Mass and the breakfast 7 contests. . the iii‘ation for marriage April the 16 of of on scene that follow in the Cathedral is to ‘ daughter of Mr. and Logering, Wilma. We literally drooled school i at u ous p c o n s school. high Reservations be Logering, and Leonard Theodore Mrs. can half because the orches- concerts couple. John Sklenicka, of Mr. and Mrs. ‘ C. made with Mrs. Fred Hughes, Tel. son Includes 50% Rothmoors composed of Negroes from E. Retzek tra Sklenicka, with the Rev. B. was Mrs. Frank Tel. be 2461, Dehn, the girl dared to part- That or a couple the officiating. Attending whose were natural musical town our 807-W. only Colored boy drew for Bartala, All Lorraine and Other LaVerne Grecula. ner a ability and rhythm known for were Sklenicks. Sale outstand- Planned her Logering. and John attention Donald Apron to more miles. Famous bearing, her Brands her regal beauty, ing Further plans sale for an apron We gloated openly when the preju- “elite” all the of contempt members discussed by of St. ANSWERS TO QUIZ were Serbian lads girls and all who said girls the class in diced won Paul’s Altar society their at 2-5 4-b 5-2. 3-c honors scholastic for ability they had would “die” if to they monthly meeting. The time and . . . 8-b 9-8. O-b 1 7-6 when the tall, gentle Italian boy him! walk with display place of to be Main floor are an- formerly coats priced from with the gracious foreign I accent ’ Those intending nounced to t at: an soon. acclaimed his brilliance for $17.95 $35—Second deliver was to donate them floor for- coats aprons may the classmates in They were my the when Slavic girl excelled TSUIIUIAPERLIII A. William Wimmer, Mrs. 1234 to . . . the in public grade school smaller merly the field priced from $29.95 in of work $69.95. and to me art poster see: N. Eighth N., Mrs. to avenue or the community pot” “melting near when the Lutheran classmates N. Lahr, Sixth J. 1127 avenue . . . FUNERAL HOME which floor school from Main high suits formerly priced from were we brought down the house their for FOR THE received will New members be eventually graduated. inimitable the acting in senior class meeting the monthly at next 0 O 0 $22.95 $29.95 on to Second floor suits 'wno that regret There sad MAN play when the — Negro we Baptist was who Prospective members May 16. . . . in parochial school had hypnotized girl with ISO-W audience Phone St. Cloud. Illlnn. our originally $29.95 $75 contacted no been to values—ALL have not yet an may KNOWS there community, but her deep, singing. poignant one was Claesgens, Tel. Mrs. call George REDUCED sing- FROM Playing, 20% 50%. consolation: to Many great 2224~J. They town. \ were our all living with ing, learning, Roofing & Metal na- McCann and Mrs. Archie Mrs. They Negroes and Jews brand spring arrivals—just were are new bred religions tionalities and ar- an commit- Monn headed the A. J. Mfg. Cornice Co. and Slave and Poles and Catholics under- racial early tolerance and social hour in charge of the tee rived Easter after DISTRIBUTED selling. DY Be and Lutherans. our sure days kindergarten standing in awarded week, with prizes last to our ROOFING ALL KINDS OF They friends. foundation for firm that in early this for were to wonderful Mrs. Maurice O’Link, for contract a our Bide was We make medal” of a Asbestos come op- a toleki‘ancf. adult“ Walls and Roofing * w strong an Hackman, bridge; Mrs. Henry to portunity. Nothing “WE EVERYWHERE" is GO reserved! Mertes, Phone 567 Mrs. N. P. auction; and to WHAT DID IT that MATTER Cloud Phone 1526 St. that aisle the marched down We five hundred. ST. CLOUD. MINN. they had black skins thick and EVERY DIES AMERICAN lips flat ONE noses? and They their named numerous ASPHALT TILE FLOORING children Jesse Joe Jones and CANCER OF TES THREE. MINU Louis Gladney and Magnolia and Entire Stock of and Frenchie, the children and KENTILE KEN CORK lived their illustrious models to up — by their irrepressible dancing and doctors be- consult their Durable, Resilient Floors people killed is to American One every singing by winning hon- tots, as late.” it is according fore too by Dresses minutes Reduced! three cancer, of Outstanding boxing Beauty and at tournaments ors the “Sixty of by the released cent figures money con— to per new athletic meets. will be Minnesota tributed within this week. SCHNEIDER society Cancer FLOORING American CO. Their boys polite and were gen- guard the used in announced state to shocking fact The your was tlemanly, their and girls fine were friends, and yourself family, Control Cancer middle of in the your and modest. disease. Forty the against cent Phone-1834-W Stearns P. Kampa, month by John per ill I" III the nation-wide will to chairman. campaign county go co- Entire Stocks Better Dresses— 428 16th Ave. No. St. Cloud, Minn. of all-out ordinated WHAT DID IT MATTER that can- program cancer,” Mr. against “The fight research,” pointed Stocks Mr. Kampa Entire Summer Dresses—- cer disease “is against they black Kampa said, had curly hair and a 20% out. to condi- the As fatal than Entire Stocks Teen-a'ger’s Dresses— war. their in ended -be1'g and more names chairman The Stearns county of stands, out tion every one now -stein? They leading citi- of establish- has voiced his support were will die of eight Americans can- Every dress Fandel’s second floor will be reduced in the city, on they owned all the detection in ing center zens a cancer will families, Of THE two SIVINSKI 00. one every cer. the 50%—d1‘esses largest shops business from 20% and formerly to priced $39.95! and to The volunteers county. con— up money Approximately 184,000 stricken. be they another helped such he explained, for cerns, center, one There cottbns, wools and in all styles and a are rayons, will die crepes and children women, men, and outstanding students. furnished the State Cancer by were are colors and size, including half-sizes. Now would 50% year.” be this ever“ society. established in It be They proud their Rabbis of may a were J. SIVINSKI A. excellent time stock to dresses for Saved Can Be Many an up on your summer hospital County Med- general if the their and and their synagogues wardrobe! from More cheerful uneml F parchment Service Talmuds, and news came they Winter, Minnesota chair— Norbert active in charitable work and were unless and educa- act the financial of we civic activities. man being fought, tional campaign Dresses Fandel’s Second Floor now DAY PHONE 908 a: :1: CHAPEL a. SERVICE — pointed who that 30 out cent per WHAT DID that IT MATTER NITE PHONE 1804 912-914 ST. GER. who would die this of those year they Sunday attended school at saved if is be the disease can Complete Line of Furniture St. Cloud. Minn. and treated discovered early the Scandinavian House of Hope, . promptly. the Serbian Orthodox church? or Money received through volun- They their honest in deal- were Children’s Coats Cotton Dresses the contributions April teer to ings, fervent in faith. their They can- campaign, Mr. Kampa said, will brought their and customs cer re- for Coke refreshment research, “finance the only ligious traditions the fjords from cancer Entire hope lives and Stock of saving eventually Reduced hills and Scandinavia; they of t controlling this malady. It will help brought kept and the deep-rooted Entire Stock Reduced spread knowledge everywhere of faith the from mountains of Ser- the danger signals of teach bia. DRINK cancer, a: a: * WE DID LOSE much so very 7 “i Formerly in having parochial school not ‘70 20% " a REQUIESCANT in community. But did get our we Priced good from attending the pub— CANCER' -TO CONQUER some $2.95 $8.95 to lic school. IN PACE AMERICAN CANCER soom reminded And here of we are the psalmist singing brotherly of and the hos— ical society desires in Psalm so concord 132: and Fresh dresses in cotton '0'"le AUIMOIIIV COCA-Coll COM'ANV UNBII OI YHI IV one new pital is willing. i Coca-Cola Bottling Co., St. Cloud, “Behold how good and pleasant Minn. including two-piece and size styles every ‘Fred Winters should The detection be center it is . half-sizes. This opportunity is to Sank Centre—Funeral services nights week, and . your two were open one or a. brethren dwell for unity; in to held April Lady Angels Boys'. 8 in Our of the and girls’ . 20% cottons! would people who well give to are saVe on your new summer with It like church, the Rev. John ointment the head, Bettendorf is upon 2 to coats in sizes the opportunity examined be for to Winters. ging- officiating. for Fred Crisp chambrays, scersuckcrs and ’76. that 16. Entire spring Surviving wife follow- his and the signs If abnormality of are cancer. any floweth down the in florals and checks. heard, hams stripes, children: upon ing Mrs. George Klein, Mel- on stock reduced 20% should be discovered, the patient Aaron's heard; and Mrs. Lindemann, West Mike rose. during Anniver- “lead Kindly would be referred his family to light” Union; and grandchildren. 12 That runneth down the to even l’laids. physician, who in might ad- turn sary. John Nangle F. hem his of garment, stripes, plain col- vise his patient consult special- to a like the dew of Hermon, St. Cloud—John F. Nangle buried was or and weeds. ist. Local chairmen have been ors Tuesday last of week after Solemn Re- ap- Which descendeth a Mount Sion. on Mass Holy church, with quiem in Angels pointed in various the C in early of parts o m e there the For Lord sendeth forth Quietly, calmly, Frederic the Rev. Tschann. cousin of the by Chairman Kampa. ‘ An while selection is county His blessings, deceased. Faribault, officiating the at incomplete list follows: b t Formerly understandingly, t c s Burial the Fergus in evermore." and life ceremony. was Group $3.95 Cotton Dresses Albany, F. H. Falls Dr. Baumgartner; cemetery. $10.95 $19.95. to ,.,._,.... render this we Belgrade, Mrs. Josephine Stochovich Orin Anderson; Mrs. GRANITE CITY Mrs. Elmer last Brooten, B. Swenson; service. Gilman.—Requiem Mass offered was Wonderful new summer Wednesday Collegeville, of last week in Peter Father Rembert Sts. Bu- ELECTRIC CO. Paul's church Josephine and for Mrs. in cottons sizes 12 52. SINCE to larzik, O.S.B.; Elrosa, Alois Stal- 1881 $2.59 Stochovich, 88. berger; Georgeville, Henry Hagen; Florals, checks, stripes COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE Surviving three Joseph and sander. are sons. IIIlIEl Greenwald, Theodore Stanley Stochovich, Wurst; Hold- Foley, and 4. route Lighting Fixtures Floor and Wall and plain colors shirt- in -— Main Frank Bishop, Palisade. There Floor 32 are ingford, Mrs. Anton Rolfes; Kim- Plug Installations. g...“ grandchildren great-grandchil- waist styles with buttons 13 and ball, Mrs. Waiter Milke; Meire IT. CLOUD. MINN. dren. down the front. Grove, A. Vornbrock; B. FUNERAL HOME New Munich, Math Worms; UULBERT FUNERAL Paynesville, Mrs. Linus Braun; Children’s Clothes Reduced 20% Molitor Drug Go. Richmond, Mrs. Henry ST. T. Meyer; CLOUD Rockville, Herbert H. Schneider; Our entire stocks of children's HOME clothes in- REXALL AGENCY Roscoe, I. J. Muggli; St. cluding Anna, girls' dresses skirts and boys' and Prescriptions Specialty Stanley Schmainda; clothes. St. Martin, Nothing is Floor reserved—not Cottons—Fandel’s Main a Ambulance even Service R EVERENVCEV Kodak Supplies & Toiletries William M. Rothstein; arrivals! St. Stephen, new ST. CLOUD. MINN. PHONE 80 Mrs. August Schneman; and St. 6th 18 So. Ave. It. Cloud Wendel, 'the Rev. Bernard F. Karls.