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Continued From Page ended in ( simile period that the of behind the baptized the Mrs. in” the from left, standing is The Second Sight 5., story year. same a Formerly chairmen of the depart- freedom Constantine’s of grant to Donald the mother, Baptism. Felix, her child's is for Ed— the life the Rev. depicting of con- a sponsors it will be the eternal principles .that the because Christians. the persecuted of history St. John’s, Fa- caves, are the Catholic ment at Church, and the Father T. Leo Keaveny is whose Boyle, priest vert to mund J. at a ther the Easterly appointed by cherished of Catholic education will somehow by content and Laurel- the the first baptized The Lardners in right. the was by sight been restored has was person use SERVICE HOME co. very John Dr. Flynn, Rev. A. God’s the parish Her baby’s Sheila Kaye-Smith, in woods ($3), by 1947. world Providence hold the in today. take of (b) the of (a) dog; of con- a masses a our eye C.M., president the univer- of Catholic called be convert, 80-year- new convict; ('c')’ demned can a world A paganworld, slavery. degradation. and an of . a and immediate predecessor of sity The negative only in the old FREEPORT’ MINNESOTA sense. WEDDINGS ‘ man. Bethlehem. despair lighted birth in A rebirth by Father Easterly. The dean, was once a shock experiences the ther- reader magazine new monthly IN A 6. DIOCESE new of old and oftruth and the 37 native is forever fomenting in the content triviality of the basic powor seeing years Catholic a edited of stu- by apy group a .- the .‘ Boston, Pa., member of is by of holiness that given the Church. people unleavened of and colleges a grace. American from dents was _ Advisory Archbish- Committee ‘ to .designed universities and Christianity, There sanity could Art Happy Marriage is but and The of not me- a as no one Richard Cushing J. of Boston, here deserve The firms listed to Wilken-Shea 0p Field, daughter of Mrs. Lorraine ideas exchange of Field dium for of ($2.75), James Mag- by the Rev. an attend the institute Cloud held last in St._ without being week Episcopal moderator Na» of the Waite Park, Edward remembered when dis- to D. be Klein. of Millerville. Doretts you are Msry Shea. son regardless of all students —_T age-old truths contains — among pre- ner, Mr. Mrs. and Edward,Klein Waite able himself, thank of Federation Catholic Col- to God the Church is still valiantly tional to daughter the late William of of and Mrs. the (lib tributing to patronage say (b) your is (a) Integrity; faith called and effortless reading sented in k Park. Assisting the bride Shirley united Shea. Hugo marriage were in to Students. was lege ' business. lines of (erent charity, in principles order, and justice guarding law, " of Concord. Field. Digest,- (c) Mrs. Lester Reberg. Catholic an places. and Judy with right emphasis in the Herbert Wilken. of Mr. and Mrs. son ‘ Binsfleld. Attendants Lee Klein fl Walter Wilken. The Rev. Felix were Reiners Society world. priests the mad 7. Two of apparently ‘ Marriage Trial ($2), by‘ Is and Henry Wallet. on Nuptial officiated the Mase Sept. 15. at =\~.—~—~—'_ first Blood the the Precious of are should this uniqueness We glory in of educational has Judge John Sbarbaro, much A. The bride attended by her sister. our Boeckers-Tschida was the Way! ' New Save leave U. S. missionaries the of to Grant Haskln: Helen Shen. Mrs. and marriage, but, helpful advice The ‘filled with high-sounding Sank system. Centre—Before on Nuptial Mass newspapers are a mission (a) fields of Betty Jane Shea. Mary Kaye Haskin the for offered by Rev. the that Matri- M. N. Kramer. overlooking the fact Miss democracy initiative phrases such and freedom of and the flower girl. The attendants was were (c) Japan. China; (b) Chile; as Eileen Tschlda and Boecker, Casper were that is sacrament, Florian Wilken. Wilfred Wilken, and assumes L mony a The wedding married. took place YOURSELF in St. in world The politicians encyclical, Pacem, SERVE and statesmen mouthing An 8. peace. are Herbert Shea. dissolved the marriage be by Paul’s church may Sept. 16. Attending the - Holy the Father voiced which the world vagaries about co-operation and the of ' all PfaFf-Tamble and couple will parties of the contracting Jeanette Massmsn, Donna peace men were - nations approval league of of Mae Weiner, Alvina and Fladung a Waite Park—Before Nuptial Mass judge. as v, the of better order. sentence unto a a a bridesmaids. Arnold Boeckers, Virgil spirit jus- in would Work of that ofi'ered by the Rev. James Moline Sept. . a Self-Service Eleanor New Was Mary ($2.75), by It Tschida in Tschida Yet and Harold know that fear and uncertainty all thes about at- Tumble, Mr. 8, Esther daughter of and were we of (a) tice that charity and our was tendants. Nash, might be Tumble. the bride Arnett Mrs. Alfred J. became recom- things keep it its Bene- increasing. Is not because the world and Leo XIII; (b) Pop: Pope Koterba-Wander . Theodore Pfsfi Cloud. Attend- of of St. in object-lesson mended [WORK an as . (c) Pius dict, XV; Pope DEPT. CLOTHES Land- leaders failing the couple Mrs. Harold Melrose.—Julltts beginning? begin the They ing, to Wander, daughter of at i '3: were are are con- . marriage. shows what be It can Tamble, sister and reflection wehr and Mark Mr. Mrs. time and Martin Wander, “The for became 9. with Cerned things rather with than They do not Cinderella plot done with basic brother the Ushers Alfred Jr., persons. of bride. the bride Koterba, of Frank of a were the son Now is planning and is past. Harold Landwehr. Tamble and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koterha, Sr.. distinguished ’ of that and girls by of creating boys educated without God, without way a see SHANEDLINGS ready? a re- action. Are for time you Sauk Centre, 'Sept. 13 St. Boniface's in Roth-Bram: first-rate novel. gard for the rights of their fellow without of the in The opposing fronts church. The Very Rev. Matthias Hafi- men, assurance re— .Joseph Kirchner. Donnelly.—The Rev. officiated The Let’s About Children the Talk wedding. at at- clearly msnn fields ligious and moral ‘ in life, become democracy. citizens cannot in are marriage officiated the of Irene Braun, at a purpose a tendants Donald Meyer and Ger- were STORE ($2.50), by Elizabeth Bradford, BASEMENT is here.” Peter Mr. Mrs. Braun. The time is daughter of and defined. of test All this the Catholic educator Zachman. clearly and this aldine clear sees Mrs. Leo Roth. Mr. and of the exceedingly readable book and son addressed to These ,words an on were Kubat-Claygett St. Theresa's vision him Roth, Sept. 9 in gives her James the impetus to In or small An- of children. Stop carry on. measure Catholic Italian of 200,000 care men Miss Rudolph Roth, Mar- church. Mrs. Lastrup.—Alice Claygett. daughter of look into the Catholic work of education, by noying Your Children ($2.75), real- must XII; (b) Pius Pope as William Action by (a) Roth,-and we Braup. Rudolph we Mr. Mrs. the garet and Asa Claygett, became the couple. W. W. Bauer, also recommended, attended is Brsun bride of Frank Kubat. Mrs. Henry Enrico of De Spellman; ize clearly Cardinal (c) that schools the mightiest son force ever more our are Walnofer-Ja church Kubat, Aug. 31 in St. Mary's at spiritually sen but it is neutral. Gasperi. for good work the at in world today. Lastrup. The Rev. W. G. Birk officiated the became Elizabeth—Clara Jans n of high school Jude’s St. The Garretson Chronicle ($3), 10. Attending the couple the wedding. at in 15 Anthony Walnofer Aug. bride of Carl Johnson. Montgomery, Ala., has been Mr. and Mrs. Gerald by Warner Brace, deals Fred- church. The Rev. Elizabeth's St. were Whiteford-Nikadym Nuptial officiated the ANNUAL CONFERENCE Kampsen at erick Negro students; OF (a) opened 300 TEACHERS to with three generations of cul- a Mass. Lsstrup.——-Miss Nikadym. Robinette Italian (c) Jewish students; (b) New has England family. It tured . Pizinger-Hamernick and Mrs. Frank Niks- daughter of Mr. students. real literary denial merit and is Whiteford, Joseph J. of a (lym, and of Frances Falls.—The marriage son Little Three) IS CAllED ’EDUCATIONAI. RETREAT’ (Answers Page George Whiteford. false Mrs. values plea Mr. and of and for good. John daughter of were Hamernick. on Catherine a Birk Rev. W. G. married before the at Pizingcr, Albert Hamernick, Roy to son of A first-rate job reporting and the couple house. Attending the parish took Sept.T}113 Joseph place Pizinger, of Deplored Secularism interpretation is in L. found Robert Francis Whitcl‘ord, and Mrs. Lourdes church. Our Lady of were in 2 Nikadym. officiated the Zilkowski at Germans (Continued One) agite’s Report the Rev. F. J. 5 From Page need help solving in the ¢ modern on k Terhaar-Bryce v Mrs. couple Attending the Mass. were ' . problems a of youth, in By ‘V .\ preparing dislike Mass, for the rather than Roller. Ray- Longer, Mary Ann a Esther daughter Villard.—Miss Rosella Bryce. youth the challenge to meet of Who Killed Hitler? ($2.50). Westerman. The George deVOtion for Pizinger. and foster it. mond Vil- William of and Mrs. Bryce of Mr. a I' COMPANY a COCA-COIL AUTNOIIIV 0' "II IOYVLIB VNDII Klein-Field Gerald Terhaar complex the bride of society.” became They should lard. question W. F. is answered by Moses The second member of the not MilWaUkee'—Arc}‘bi5h°p panel, as- Cloud, Minn. Bottling Co.. St. Coca-Cola Bartholomew‘s church. St. Sedan . of- of in Mass Nuptial Park—A Waite . closer was with for'mer pupils contact Heimlich, U. chief S. intel- Louis called Father Traul’i’ler, 0.S.B., sume Milwaukee a E. of ,5 Kiley upon the Gruenes officiated r A. J. The Rev. at Schwinghammer Rev. Claude the fered by and exhibit and greater ligence officer Berlin, in who discussed “Complaints, Punish- unite against High a Nuptial Catholics here and to 3 more double-ring Phyllis was Mary of the marriage ceremony I after l frequent brother of the interest in youth Walter Bryce. assigned Hitler’s body, and Mass. find and to materialism in\ Expulsion.” and He warned a secularism ment, -, en- an served Gal‘lancy James Inevitable’ bride, and as ’Tliird deavors. address book. War it in this Holy annual reports ninth ‘\ the the teachers “tie tin at not to on a can Misses Bridesmaids . boys. altar were Mar- Holy Hour boy” society at the Name in him to promoting Mrs. of to J. A. Farley, St. Cloud, The Red ($4), Leo- Terhssr, sisters Prussian by Esther and . Bernice Portugal Ganske. sis- Lloyd Mrs. stadium. —Suluzur of the bridegroom. university higher grade, lest the succeed- quette assigned the topics pold Schwarzschild, life of Karl of mental a was a , of honor. bride, matron the of ter was heard More 15,000 than ing grade teacher begin hygiene her work Marx, and education. is faulty in historical She persons ex per- the bride- brother of Terhaar, Richsrd mod— “the deplore Archbishop the with boy the with dislike defined mental hygiene spective, but valuable Ganske for for its and the Lloyd \‘ best a N, J.—“Another as ex- man. City, was Jersey groom, education " attendants. trend in to Marxian Edward Bryce him, l thereby science philosophy. remova ' r» and him be- which of studies the human were to ern pose miracle,_ is cause unless there is a war, God.” of teachings all the 'entirely ; personality boy problem in her and tries to prevent Gus Oliveira the come a Great ($3.50), by Antonio de room. inevitable,” The Home said, trend, he of Florsheim of this result Shoes: As REQUIESCANT Sister Eymard, illnesses. the third mental She said that a Por- Thomas W. Minister of mem- Duncan, is bawdy, Prime Salazar, . a be- led into “millions been have ‘ber the Catholic of discipline panel assigned the and sound interview oversized, in to was wandering a narrative declared tugal, set- Ha", . SChflffnel' an and Marx Cloth- materlal- and secularism liefs of topics Catholic philosophy of homework and retarda— of life is the of director ting forth details circus lay of life. Haifert, M. John ism.” best basis tion. for She asked the teachersnot good mental hygiene. ~ ing' Not edi- Apostolate and recommended. Scapular the signposts PACE the IN declared He that Parents teachers and their be load children down with must to organization’s the of tor maga- The World’s Great Madonnas pointing life, “now to national of happy, well-balanced, peaceful in- much homework. In well- the too m zine. ($4.95), Cynthia edited by Pearl St , Blds- Cloud re—directed St. should be to the left, ary- dividuals, with controlled organized class much the work of emo; Maus, heard ,. is verdict I had of more-or-less treasury “This , a y/ was right’.” a the back " read, ‘Turn to tions. Since self-respect done self- be right in school. Re- or can Marian Rome, paintings, music, Paris stories, and lips in from men’s 3. 1included I whigh .Hour, Holy The confidence required Kcstner Mary for mental tardation, Sister Eymard ad- are all and from already the world. could and which poems see over one for health she asked that Randall.—Funeral‘ armony special services held an peace mitted, is serious problem, which gmgng re ers were STETSON HATS! con- a Way and of Life ($2.75), by Ham- Warsaw A. the of in streets of Kestner, Benediction Sept. Mrs. Mary who and 15 for 79. nations sideration be given the child has _to been solved. She, how- not yet w1l1 tllton _ Gibbs, who is of Hafi'ert, dec- Trieste,” Sept. Mrs. Kestner is survived died 11. CLOTHES! KUPPENHEIMER a sequence says Ililgssed Sacramentif the lower gigs: pge- of ability. mental He must called the teachers to children: Rudolph John, ever, by the following upon clamations audi- and Holy Rosary here at lecture camera-,eye re- cede ; have a ar help process1on o and y a SHOES! encouragement, Joseph. Frank. Barbara, Mary. A and CROSBY, SQUARE give serious consideration to n. very proaches of the Allies, 30 8 especially torium Sept. at pm. hundred several and JumES' Burial in St. cemetery boys Clara. sympathy if mem- he achieve was is to the problem before failing to suc- pass Americans, b kept in solution by A. Fadrowski long Randall. The Rev. S. returned at Haffert not altar boys an The of the clergy. ago bers child higher grade. cess. to L, burial. a. and on a Anglo-American officiated the Mass at with he romance where human from Europe, a form seated two was re- to were Mohs Gordon Speaking about education, The final Hollywood member the happy of panel, sex ending. interviewed and XII field. ceived by Pius stadium the crosses on Luxemburg.—Gordon Mohs, and Mrs. Farley said that the modern one Sister Mary discussed Joseph, only “A pathetic, the inspiring biography Dolores, Sister Mary and Mrs. old of Mr. one-half son year world gives much significance too and faculty tests meetings. She of Fatima of the his by killed Sept. convert” living witness Alois Mo’hs, 12 convert is CLOTHES" ap- “NEW near a was a & Roofing r“ Metal “so and it is to duty and his stressed the sex, our He survived by parents importance ade- home. of as is Blessed Margaret Heifer-t Clitherow Fatima Mr. ($2), paritions. At Catholic brothers and sisters: De- the following leaders parents and to Mfg. Co. textbooks and enumerated Cornice quate by Margaret p11- T. of Monro. photographed The heats , W one scenes William, 13: Mercedes, 15: lores,,17: give people true young the qualifications our a per- that her in esti- took of 200,000 three in which grimage Album, 8; and Harvey, 9; to Eileen, put 11; was one women r KINDS ALL help ROOFING or .‘ spective, them fit it into to mation good textbook Dorothy, have 4. must death which least under Queen Elizabeth during at for a and part, I sun of Asbestos their life where specialty intended We make God it W. Voigt I Clemence a with regard and to content format. refusing her to faith. instantaneous was re- s. cure renounce and “noting one Walls should Voigt, be—neither something W. Luxemburg.——Clemence to SOD also She asked importance photographs the EVERYWHERE” He GO ported. "we more Liffey Lane ($2.50), uses by Maura 22 died Aug. Mrs. Ben Voigt. - ( of Mr. and hide ashamed be of nor or some- be iven the faculty ; to meetings with his lectures Cloud connection St. _‘ in Ph 1526 World II, on of Laverty, is home. A veteran novel his involving in wan 0“ e a a dominate sec- thing completely.” to Opposite Office Cloud the Post in St. us service. school. These in foreign in t should and its three be Fatima he spent not of the story prom- years e the tion of of Dublin, their poor complete, Honest, and adequate by held Aug. 25 Funeral services were Russia but frequent well arranged. conversion of too the ise of strivings and failures and good- Burial Frederic Wiechman. the Rev. information was about themselves and and There He will Review Necessary be peace. cemetery. objections the Augusta in St. is ness. some the that does play in life part the us 3: unn; sex g fol- and his survived by parents Monsignor Deady the author of basis opened the the of over-realism. also the Haffert is on is be given them, better to to too Her- Mrs. brothers and sisters: lowing . sessions books afternoon successful of the first day highly several on hzonedmrom Alfred Noyes’ Horace Sylvester, ($3.50) early Helen, Roman. too Weber. than late. man S - Anm scapular with and the conference learning and of saints and lives Martha. the William, d Wendelin, Ervin, _ critico-biographical a on portrait. Is H a - The final _ member of the panel, Eleanore. forgetting. He warned the devotion. teach- Wagstaff: A Comedy ($2.75), Little Wedll Mrs. Herbert Latterell, Bernard g not to expect much from too ers by Robert Greenwood, is the Kamp- Frederick Falls, the story Rev. under topic Elizabeth—The home and Published the the of child, which he Paper New memory for Mass Requiem officiated of Englishman at who from that school, 9. 3 pointed “educa- scn an out rose hospi- well-equipped A modern, preferred define the buried to “faculty from who Wedll, 71, Bernard as was the slums be to wealthy indus- begins the home tion in be- and a Sept. 10. 3(1). church Elizabeth's staff of St. well-organized forgetting.” He insisted the tal with Christian ; on Farmer a trialist and chose For the quaintly longs by the parents.” nature to Gaffaney Peter ar- necessity continually of reviewing and specialists. of hysicians ‘. chaic of Hillchester town be his p to Parents offered teachers in must act Requiem Mass Villard.—-A was as past material. r u s o n so 0 r u Peter earthly Utopia. for Gruenes Alois the Rev. . by National the Ia.——The education children Moines, of in Des the Conducted of by Sisters per- the , The second session in the after- after 2 (lied Sept. who Gaffnney. 74, a sonality citizenship, Stevens Life Conference are-=1 religious Thomson Rural and . Mason Catholic . ($4.75), I held services 1 ’ Funeral BOOTERIE short illness. were given run . sectional to noon was ,,. over the lives. by issue of The child’s Kent character Sagendorph, published the first and must the has is church bi- Bartholomew’s good St. in a meetings, St. in which science in the , g Mr. cemetery. St. cloud Calvary SL Ger. Letter, 516 be molded News in Mt. ;. before it the burial ography of Farmer gets the Christian first real Governor was 21 near . grades, arithmetic for the sisters. upper three survived by is - Galfaney fore- School. of Michigan. will which monthly serve as Wash; EWWWWWWWW“ Spokane intermediate of Mike Shanks grades, and Mrs. reading projected to Ellen Miss im- more and -- “Telling What Duluth, We Do' a Maloney of Mrs. runner and phonics for the primary J the children, of keep and to them- object also The of brothers Alexandria. Two posing of survwe, Monsignor Deady the newspaper. opened . grades discussed .by Sisters TSGHUMPERLIN selves A. were informed of current according Mon- events __“. letter, to the day the conference with second of news Mechtilde, Alacoque, and Lorraine, ‘ and studies that might them aid NCRLC Ligutti, Luigi signor ex- “Telling :What Do.” We He respectively. the Poet’s Corner performance their of work. “to in is secretary, ecutive FUNERAL HOME encourage stressed the importance pub- of New Feature his help work, Sister his Carlotta in to farmer the I treated school licity . the for both school the and The evening '4 session introduced . . . . make daily life, to publicity their and family in She children. ‘report cards. It also affords :- a means looking feature the home smart annual Paint and wall keep to teach- Q as a new your paper can of their proud exhibited materials the youngsters that be- informing the of of what parents were mm" "WW 8" Cloud' no" ers’ conferences. A DESIRE of lay- selec» large the walls and woodwork. See group real well be anxious origin, to in our used her school country preserve as in keeping is ing going in the school. He ad- , on and formed the panel men women good home- farmers—and both children modern and good beautiful colors and of wall in in close Angels, tion paints and parents of Bread bringing the the to vocates in of papers me, come par- discussions for of problems in and and land—out. out the contact with makers the be inter- that and soul it Feed. the classroom on into actual sit- ents news designs. may my JAGKSON W. FRANK about school they them. A as see Christian farmers esting facts real of the school. every The in Thy Divinity. Filled'with uations. - re- - [general invitation this to session - way.” is port .card also used in aid panel A discussion provided the as an for shed ARCHITECT had been extended Blood of Jesus, n10 all to SHOP parents. PAINT keeping KOERBER informed parents of the session the second of Father day. be I that Fred Quench thirst, Hughes, St. Cloud, acted may my that the child is making Brothers progress S. Heart Schirmers, Sacred J. Urbank, Design Ecclesiastical was as- ,) heavenly. chairman Satiated the ' of panel. John as in the school. topics signed the of music, pastor Madagascar Alexander, for Leave Cold Spring, the first with mine of Jesus, join Soul in school, Monsignor and teacher. Deady ' and pastor Bldl. opened Bank the National American - speaker of the panel discussed the Minn. Cloud, CLOUD; MINN‘ St. ST‘ 50. divine. 20 Sixth Ave. afternoon In ecstatic joy Heasked that consideration sessions with discus- more Brothers Que. a Arthabaska, physical needs of modern educa- — Thou and in Thee given I be music the in in schools. handling to of children me, $1011 our on the Ilderic of Antoine and Pierre He ,;='—m~..v-.- tion. asked that consider- more reach eternity. till I Speaking and adults. about the in the He m stressed the pastor sailed neces- Brothers have Heart Sacred ation be given providing to for the col-BERT “mm”- of school he insisted that charity it is s1ty times. all at neces- where York for France, earth New which from physical Divinity to equipment in class- the PAINTED came YOUR CAR HAVE the visit for his pastor to sary mother-house visit the Virgin will Mary Blessed in Bishop they Through Bartholome of the parochial schools, rooms school regular and in- at frequent HOME going prior on_to Paradis, to birth, THE AT at especially the modern aids in edu-' I Speaker tervals, only the teach not to cate- , 8 Canadian h blest Madagascar, with Jesus I be cation. ' May e r e w one chism, but also what is to see Heart Sacred Eucharist. Ambulance Service of the the members Each time I receive Financing Discussed Bishop Bartholome, going in other classes. Though Coadjutor on mission- doing have been Brothers Joseph Hick, Rian. St. Cloud, spoke Wencil —Mrs. of the on diocese, in the superior addressing is the the pastor ' e over ’ 1929. since work Cloud financing 5th 8!. ls Ave. So. the He ary cited program. general meeting, he asked the teacher, give yet tea must proper - the difficulties 0 pastors encounter meditate REFRESHMENT to the consideration the her position sacredness ers to on as I in financing their schools, of the child espe- in their daily religious teacher in the classroom. outstretched shade of the trees within To lie SI. 918 St. Germain cially when they find it necessary that they Father John Denery, might St. Cloud, exerCISes, get refreshment. so brightest—that is is when St. Cloud, Minn. summer sun to school construct buildings. new deeper reciation speaking the physical needs and of an even ap lips on when drink cooling partake of To are He suggested plan whereby ' understanding a value of par- the school and janitorial of service, t Painters Expert refreshment. Pro-War Paints e a driest—that is parched and Uishes in various sections the . of . . child, find aid and therein insisted the in of need work’s- . Exper- Girls for Office Work. an fruits when on choicest proper homely Fare To of eat or diocese would pool their funds to training the character of the child. especially in play- the Fender Repair . Body and Colors refreshment. All space, greatest-that is fatigue is Inexperienced. You ienced L or furnish interest-free . . . to He also that asserted the money ground. The problem a frequent when absence oo com- returned loved To pangs ones gaze upon do need previous c,“ parish that not into building must commerc- of public relations plaints is spiritual go a about janitorial service t a refreshment. e sharpest—that , is I are ‘ problem, ial training. Friendly Job program. Coun- that it be and be owing the fact that to the must put may whose melody listen To tones to renew a George Durenburger, St. John’s supernatural plane. janitor often has too on can a selling. too “me: refreshment. spirit—that many the is or ' See university, discussed Portraits the feminiza- the Finest in For It the bosses. is janitor’s duty to After the sectional meeting had Mary’s familiar while praying beads To finger tion of schools. Miss Dorothy Orth He said that our take the cleanliness of and finished the work begun the care refreshment. Rosary—that is on , "it is conviction that Catholic ’ ‘ my maintenance Personnel building. Services the Central of previous V ' day, the conference while the drama of the kneel Holy Mass To was at youth needs help from priests Sister Arnolda more discussed health closed with Pontifical Benedic- refreshment. unfolds—that Cross is . Builders Exchange 512 and Catholic laymen in the and teachers abreast the times. of tion opera- of the Blessed Sacrament Body Blood, and Eucharist, Christ’s and To Holy receive the Cloud St. 76 Phone Woolworths Minneapolis Minn. Over tion 2, of the schools—that the sis- She asked the teachers the to guard solemn Deum Te in the Holy Refreshment. snub—that Divine one’s into is who ters teaching youth both health the bodily mental and are Angels parish our church. -—Mrs. Wencil Risa o