's'r. REGISTER FIVE-5. THE 1948 CLOUD May 21, Friday, PAGE Paul College Members New St. of Society Rosary tlIe Propagation for The Society Co. SCHNEIDER FLOORING " Title) (Legal Holds Graduation (It the Faith, Inc., ASPHALT—RUBBER & CORK TILE , -‘ Bldg. xchange Granite E 403 No. Mung 423 16th Ave. Phone 1834-W St. Cloud, St. Paul.— hundred One and MIN N. CLOUD, ST. forty-eight received their seniors diplomas from the College of St. Missions and Foreign Home, Catherine May in the Jeanne 16 of d’Arc auditorium. Seventy-one smug. Director DINNDORF HENRY PAINT FRANK, Diocesan WALLPAPER s. REV. have had their experi- these nurses ry’s hospital, Minne- St. M at ence 40.00 deceased)............$ Perpetual Member (living apolis, and St. Joseph’s hos- or 7 at 4 Pittsburgh Points 1.00 (1 year) Ordinary Member pital, here. .......... .............. Sixteen these graduates of Mem- the Family Membership (known are Special as Painting Contractor Varnishes the members of college degree pro- —- enrolled, nine the bership—besides one their whereby receive they gram Imperial Washable Wallpaper. enrolled deceaed, be others, living ' may or in Bachelor of Science degree I . 6.00 for year) nut-sing becoming addition in to one .. ............................................ Tel. 435 12 7th Ave. So. ‘, of These students education registeredmurses. St. Cloud the Burse for A Perpetual young a June will their degrees ’7, receive ..............$l,500.00 priesthood for the man .......... again members .... they will be when For 75.00 for catechist of the support one year........ a graduation. the class from of the IPAPER through student scholarship A supporting PAINTS—WALL college. one ' 600.00 been his have seminary Many of the students course - ....................... .......... .. period cadet their senior spending of the hospitals in various in parts I disclaim responsibility SOCIETY all for OF THE MEMBERS Paint and wall any keep the majority of United States, but home looking paper can your smart as OF might be perpetrated PROPAGATION that FOR THE outrage attend the grad— them able well to the walls and woodwork. were as See preserve large selec- our Church and the' PLEN- against MAY GAIN A THE FAITH property Sixteen returned exercises. ’uation tion of paints and wall beautiful in colors and modern her clerical and U N D E R of lay papers lNDULGENCE . ARY rep- persons Hines, hospital, Veterans’ from designs. resentatives. CONDITIONS ON ‘ THE USUAL Indian United States 111.; from two SUNDAY, TRINITY MAY 23, the majority In of vast Ridge, Dak.; service, Pine S. two cases, PAINT CHRISTI, CORPUS AND ON falsified accusations accepted of society Visiting Nurse are from the \ KOERBER SHOP- MAY EIGHTEEN THE OF NEW 27. members of and Severyn Umerski, and Loretta. and against from Bromenschenkel, this from anyone, Philadelphia, and others anyone, THE PEOPLE’S COURT Adeline Koskin, Frances according the will of the Com- Jagelski, Agnes Jagelski, the society Rosary of to St. John Cantius’ who vicinity. Three were nurses and Cecilia Since J agelski; the seated, Catherine Ahrens, supervisor. that the of silence munist Mrs. Now curtain exercises unable attend the ac. to parish pictured Left above. right, standing, are to are Anne Keil, permitted defend Mrs. Ross cused Carver, Sophie has is hot Jaielski, lifted regarding the Mrs. been association to Visiting Nurse the at Goedert, 20 Sixth Mmes. Clarence John Schwelling, Ave. So. Ray- St. Cloud, Minn. are Angeline DeWintcr, himself, this is Mrs. Marie Weyrauc the Com- and Mrs. committed by atrocities system an oppor- New York city. in , salaski, mond Frank Farrington, Peter Philipsek, Albert Weyrauch. North who have fol- for people, noth- China, the tunity munists in S.J., The J. Flanagan, John Rev. themselves that lose, low received from ing facts, just to to + + + avenge Catholic of the executive director Dan be of real, supposed, entirely fab- unfortunate country, United of now or association the may Hospial 1 Members 22 New REQUIESCANT people. ricated offenses. American revealed the to the Canada, States and Marsh com- gave IN PACE : accomplish their “In order address. mencement to The Communist supervisor, on Church the eliminating of the accusation, calls receiving purpose to- Parish Enter Unit , blame of without the in- incurring Maryknoll gether small of people Overseas groups hit leaders Red the subordination, the village the from puts town, or Stephen Fink John Carin od who died May arousing 88. of 8. expedient the y, upon’ before'them and asks accusation list 44 Appointments Surviving is sister, Mrs. Joseph Con- Nicholas.—Requicm St. one Mass of- odious job for that people the do At special ceremonies held May was to WALGREEN It them deliberate it. is AGENCY noley, Princeton. DAN to MARSH upon l'ered May 8 in St. Nicholas’ church by could themselves they that them 5 in the Church St. John of Can- how- supervisor, the Communist the Rev. Henry so Steichen Philomena for Stephen Mrs. Brown I Fink, 'died __ tus members who May 22 He 4. 44. Sur- them what be DRUGS who tells is Y.—The new Maryknoll, were was Little to' N. re- Falls.—Funeral' services DRUGS names ever, were Priest viving the following j Officer brothers Liaison and are ceived into the society Rosary by conducted April in 24 St. Mary's church behave done, how they _the brothers of and of priests 44 at to are sisters: Mrs. John Schreifels. Mrs. Joseph by the Rev. E. C. Ramacher for Mrs. the Very Rev. Peter Kroll, pastor kind trial, what of the and Mission Society Foreign Kockler, Louis Catholic Fink, Mrs. Peter torture Theisen, Philomena Catholic Brown, who only died April London—The 21. She LES LOCI-l CLINIC BLDG. Mrs. Louis Grill, the parish. Mrs. of Grill, Fred and employed. When the the be America is of ’74. Surviving sisters: Mrs. two to over- appear was peo- on are administrative staff priest the John Fink. on Ed Simmons, Minneapolis; Mrs. E. F. have assembled for the Peo- is- annual assignments ple The list regular meeting of of the Manager seas John Sixth in the so- Bokinskie a Main control commission of the Smith, Dickinson, N. Dak: brought the accused Bishop A. Lane, ple’s is Raymond sued by ciety held in the parish hall court, Long Prairie—Funeral was the Rev. services Frank Kullg of Germany, British Zone were General. the speaker Maryknoll’s Superior and followed conducted April in by 29 the social hour St. Mary of out, announces ac- Holdingford.—Requiem was Arch- a Liverpool a Mass of- James of the Park was Mt. Carmel church by the Very Rev. the’ and asks people fered May cusation, for all the members. 11 in St. Hedwig’s Mrs-Frank church for the newly The majority of oflicer between is liaison as- diocese, Save Drugs George Rauch for John Bokinskie, 77. Frank Kulig, died 69, who May Surviv- 8. justified accused is on whether the Binczik first prize in 500, Maryknoll. the signed will leave who or died April won Surviving authorities and the 25. British the fol- the on ing his wife are and the following chil- are have nothing The people lowing: John, Jr., and Mrs.’ William and A. Rooney took F. Bokinskie, to the followmg not. last Sunday July, dren: Mrs. Don Hall, St. and Sick Room chief Cloud: Needs His direct Mrs. Bishops. sec- German ‘ In both of Long Prairie; ,Ed, Pittsburg, they the Ernest but shout Smith, do St. Joseph; Theodore. prize. Los ond Mrs. Theodore Plom- I traditional de at to arture Catholic answers layman, Hubert servxce is Calif.; George, Sauk Centre: WIlliam, a Angelss, Calif.: Lt. Raymond. Memphis, taught: "He jus- have been is bon the all not headquarters around prize. Maryknol got the {gong Prairie; Anthony, Catholic adviser Wahpeton, Howard, in Tenn.: Claude, Minneapolis. on re- CALL 1151 CALL asks When the speaker 28 tified.” k Ossining. a I Blasius Rose the in British ligious affairs . . zone, Peter Rademacher with him, the be done what is to Richmond—Requiem Mass Wil- offered Howard of Penrith, Lord (Tanganyika): Fathers of Africa was ST. Notre Dame U. Plans CLOUD, MINN. son 2 New Munich—Requiem Mass of- April in again in Sts. Peter people was 12 Paul’s , and church Plttsfield, Mass.; liam Murphy. must answer British Ambassador to former fered May in 10 the Immaculate Con- for Blssius, Rose daughter of Mrs. John Philadelphia, Pa.; Thomas Gibbons, drilled F. they have been chorus, Commencement Events ception church as by the Rev. Hugo Washington. Tell. Blasius and the late John Blasius. who Fidelis Wy- Deichelbohrer. and Brother him him," “hang do: “Beat 0.5.3., Peter for Rademacher, who died to died May She 7. Survivors or 51. Mich. sndotte, was are May Surviving 6. his wife and the her mother Notre are the Dame, and following up," Ind—In brothers order to etc. J. McKillop, Japan: Fathers Michael following children: Mrs. Adella Oever- Greek and sisters: Mrs. Felix Longelin. ‘Imitation’ in South accommodate families and friends appointed Brooklyn, N. Y., in Japan. Freeport; now Mrs. Irma SAUK Schulte, RAPIDS is trials, the impression mann. Haven: In these Mrs. Anthony Logelin‘, St. Boni- knollers in superior of all Mar Meire of the nearly Grove; 900 Mrs. group graduates of Joanna Niehoff. fscius: Ben and George, Richmond: Mrs. everything done by is first that Greece.-——The given Athens, Portland, Me.; A. Walsh, Japan; Edward Greenwald; Leo, Sauk Centre; Ther- Mrs. Jack Grewell, Halsey, Ora; Notre Dame Mrs. Welcon university, two sepa- N. Schenectady, Y., Bernard J. Healer, of people: Imitation Accusation, of The the Kramer, translation . Melrose; Helen torture, Mrs. Ros- ese Peterson, Long Lake; Mrs. Al Kuechele, rate ceremonies will Schroering, Jasper, Ind: Rob- commencement These Cletus J. Friendly Business F cha. St. Augusta; irms Donald, Paul. St. punishment. Actu- Watkins: Greek and Mrs. Paul Reitmeyer, in modern judgment, Mrs. Christ be done to N. Hawthorne, Y.; J. Waeldner, ert be held‘ Sunday, June Paul Mrs. Matt Meyers 6. G. Harold Lang, both of Richmond: Mrs. trial, the the of Appreciate been ally, real directors and Catholic auspices has Deserve Your under Patronage N. Y.: Thomas Prendergast, Utica, J. Albin Neiwind, Roscoe; Hofi‘man, Alexandria.—Requiem Mrs. Ambrose newly appointed director Mass of- was Calif.; J. Francisco, Communist leaders, remain in Joseph Maynard, San of the office the published by the Meyer, Cold Spring. fered May in 8 St. Mary’s church by of the European Recovery and Thibodaux, La.: Roy P. Leonard, pro- from Thomas background, screened Mrs. work of the the Very Niedzielski _ It is the Rev. Good Press here. William Renner for Mrs. Walsh, Roxbury. Brother Theophane will deliver the address at . Matt Meyers, gram, who died May She have 6. SAUK RAPIDS“ they Foley—Funeral those whom services publicity ' Freris, director of the by Hows Velissarios was Co: were con- Mass. Surviving both 73. her exercises. husband Archbishop Rich- and four ducted May 13 in St. are John's church by them. for forced Greece. trained confraternity of I Rosary to act Richard E. China: Fathers Keying, children. or the Rev. Jerome Bielejeski for Mrs. J. ard Cushing Boston of will give J. and Francis N. Y.; Downey, Yonkers, Thomas Niedzlclski, p 1 60, who died May Mrs. 10. Frank Meyers the in the Baccalaureate White, Pittsburgh. Pa. Take Part 282 Students sermon Mr. NiEdzielskI survives with the follow- New Munich—Funeral services I . were Mass be Timothy offered by Bishop Fathers J. to John ing children: Kweilin, China: Mrs. Alfred Johnson. Mi- conducted May in 11 the Immaculate I Schmidt, laca; Alice, Hardware, Major Y.; Charles J. Fairbanks. Alaska; Appliances, Daley, Palmer. N. Clifiord. Furniture F. Noll Fort of Wayne, Ind. Conception church by the Rev. Hugo Los Angeles, J. Gilmor- Calif.; Gregory Harry, Brooklyn, N. Y.: and Fort Snell- Tell, O.S.B., for Mrs. Frank Mayors, who I Henrietta lng; and Edward. Waterbury, home. tin, Conn. at ville died May Surviving 6. her husband, 375 Festival Saul: Rapids, Minn. College are Phone In Martin I Molitor J. Fathers John Kongmoon. Chins: Delegate Frank Mayors, . the and Gilbraltar following chil- at Mlnneapolis.—Funeral P. Rocco Drew, Brooklyn, N. Y.: and services dren; Mrs. Gertrude Keane. Milwaukee; were or! conducted May 14 in Resurrection Brooklyn, N. Y church Franco, Mrs. Elizabeth Fichtinger, Melrose: Her- London. Archbishop William here for Martin Molitor. who 77, died — Mrs. Helen Martich, William and Mrs. China: Fathers J. mann, Wuchow, 'St. Cloud Godfrey, Apostolic Delegate May Mr. 12. Molitor to formerly Ambulance 'lBrooklyn, Anna. The firms Fichtinger, listed here de- all of New Munich; was a P. Morrissey, N. Y.: Justin new resident Rockvllle. ,of Mrs. Molitor musical died Mrs. Frances the line of Great Britain, London Collegeville.——Something in has left Maser, St. Paul: Mrs. Edward West N. Y.: to Kennedy, Shoksn. en- in October, 1946. Surviving three Eleanore be remembered BIllmeyer, to Joseph, Mrs. Marie are Anthony Moflett, and J. Newark, N. J.: Service; serve visit Gibraltar and Malta, British by‘five Catholic tertainment provided Sunday, May 9, daughters: Hildega’rde Minne- and Julia. Dornblasser, all Milwaukee. of was J. Karlovecius. Chicago, Ill. European territories which apolis; Mrs. Sidney Pimperton, Fort when distributing come ' St. John held music festival at you are schools region E. Carmody high of this who (Hanan Parish): Father Canton, China. a Benton, Mont. Three grandchildren also K. 1". Olson, Mgr. within his charge. He will then go Rochelle, James T. Manning, New N. Y. Princeton—Solemn Requiem Mass survive. Mr. Molitor 50-year- the dif- was in patronage John’s university. the first It was a your was Rome and the Vatican, to and offered May 513W in Phone 12 on St. Edward’s church member the Hong Kong, China: Father Maurice of Catholic Orderof Fores- Bishop Ready Says . region time that the schools of by the Rev. Adelbert Wagner, London return the assisted and also Knights of to end of ters member F. Ahern. Chicago, 11]. at of the lines ferent business. a ~ bby the Rev. Sauk Rapids,‘ Joseph Minn. Trobec, Catholic the Minnesota deacon, and four of of Columbus. Burial in St. Mary’s was June. Guatemala: George L. Krock, Fathers Secularism the Rev. Is More Paul Lansing, subdeacon, for here. cemetery High' School association staged Cleveland. and Daniel F. Lenshan, 0., Brooklyn. N. Students Y. Little festival choral in- such of and in Falls a ASK OR F John G. Nolan, As— Yucatan: Fathers music. HIGHEST strumental CASH MARKET PRICES toria. Thomas L. I., N. Y.; P. O’Rourke, Subtle but Aims M. Verba- New York city: and Norbert high school A total of stu- 282 Freedom, Wis. ,. gen, Paid for Your Poultry, Eggs, Hides and Wool. dents, representing chorus four Presented Hugh Bolivia: Fathers F. Byrne, Piano in Recital THE PLACE TO SELL IS three bands, and took part Brooklyn, N. John J. O’Brien, Flush- Y.: groups Rule World of At L. Thomas Bel- I., N. Y.; F. Foley, ing, in Nearly people the GROSS event. 600 CASH PRODUCE and Msskell, Mesa; Stephen J. mont, ( crowded the into here. gymnasium Barbara, Calif. Santa DELI CIOUS Telephone Saul: Philip Chile: Joseph H. Cappel, Nor- W Fathers Rapids, Thielman, 2065 Minnesota L. musical di- The secularist Cleveland. Little Falls.—-—Piano students —— ICE at St. Francis’ high CREAM William school McDonald, 0-: and S. wood, Boniface’s high school, > St. rector at “speaks with apparent Ridgewood, N. Y. reverence opportunity given demonstrate to their accomplish- Springs, Cold 'was chairman were of the an Early. Ecuador: Fathers Joseph E. hu- God” but “works destroy of to Scranton, Pa.; and Ralph W. festival. The Rev. Sylva, Leo Keaveny, the principal recital ments at of the April 25. year SPRING Honolulu. COLD God’s laws,” obedience to superintendent diocesan of schools, man Two pianps Fathers used Peru: John K. for Byrne, Dun- all‘ were Scheduled the occasion, who for present Michael J. Ready of Co- Recital Bishop was Albert Pa.; I. Koenigsknecht, Fow- but more, of the numbers. Especi- one publicly expressed satisfaction with ler, Mich.; Vincent A. Cunningham, and NCWC ally chairman the aplpreciated lumbus, of the by audience Friendly F These Business irms Scranton, Pa. successful the afternoon’s pro- selections played t Hawaii: A.. by four Father James Jackson, were asserted in the e Press department, Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage b gram. Minneapolis, St. I Minn. In girls the at time, each two at address the 38th annual same keynote at cQD e o s p Rome: Fathers John McCormack, J. The first of the part program piano. the Catholic Pres of convention N. Yonkers, ,Y.. in Rome, appointed now consisted vocal selections all- of by Kfiusak r Fumasoni-Biondi, Cardinal secretary to Donna Ebner St. association. Andrew’s ‘ , - girl chorus from St. Boni- Prefect of Sacred Congregation Pro- of groups parish, Elk school’s River, the Joseph—James Manley, in- e: St. is “Secularism worldliness Fide: Joseph Grassi, paganda New Ro- wear- HALL MATHEW face’s high school, under Mr. Thiel- advanced most student pianist, voice College of of the chelle. N. Y. (for higher studies); structor and at religion,” Bishop ing of the mask man’s direction; Francis’ high St. In So Many Ways---_ Brother Walter Benecke, acclaimed Fresno, Calif. prolonged with Benedict 'will Many was St. present Ready Catholic editors ap- warned the \[DIAMOND RINGS. school, Little Falls, under the di- plause. LeCenter; Do- Therese Simonett, Lumber, Coal, Building Mate- afraid and writers. “It is not to Cathe- rection Sister M. Lewine; W111 of Continue Relief Hilde- Brushvale; The lores Lehman, . follows: the sacred God.‘ It of utter program was as name dral high school, St. Cloud, under rial, Insulation, Roofing Cloud; and Twomey, St. Budapest. The Rev. Fabian garde admit is slow man’s need of “Summer not to Morn,” George Cold Spring Eggel- Granite Prod-- the direction of Sister Annerose; —— vocal Foley, Morris, in Flynn, C.P., representative in Hun- Phyllis SPRING. MINN. COLD what it val- _ loves call spiritual re- Joan Collignon, ‘ to Lois Gugge- academy, mg, St. Benedict’s St. J and helpful. be o- ucts can War cital Sunday, May 23. NCWC, Relief Serv- of ideals. It transcendental on tha gary Barthel, and Alberta under ues, or seph, the direction of Sister mos, ices, expressed the hope that admiration the faith for fol: Z h Diamond The includes the as “Scented a Showers,” ‘Gemma. possesses a c program m a n; .Rainbow and Gray pending result his of personal breathes of that it seeks kill. It Louise I Have My Godfrey to lowing: “When Sung ne- Ogle, Joan Bernet Sister Annerose, Faith, John and CO. WENNER THE grit feed poultry at gotiations with Hungarian your or thing called ‘toler- and Juliana indefined by Charles; “When You’re Welle; Songs,” “March gov- Mili- some Thielman Mr. bands directed the ernmental authorities the dealer. human ance.’ It delights in talk of taire," Op. “Sea Moods,” 51, Away,” Herbert; Franz agency by No. 1, Schu- Cathedral of high school; St. Hardware, Imple- Furniture, position be in will continue its to bert, brotherhood which it outrages.” Doris Death,” “Life Weier and a Tyson; and Lydia by and Lan- John’s Prep school, Collegeville; 0 and Mill Fuel, Furnaces ends from the Cold ments, relief activities behalf all of “Scaramouche,” Mary Taylor, by Darius on Coleridge Mil- by. ger; Secularism deplores sung and St. Boniface’s high school, as un- re- Plumbing. are distinction needy, without who haud, Sprlng plant foundations,, Bernadine for and Marilyn Pro- Therese Simonett; Christian, Bishop Ready told the spectively. Each band played two Embalming Licensed creed, color. Relief to zmski; race, or as driveways, walks, convention, “anything anti—social etc. by “Son Cycle,” by Spross, after which the combined sung pieces, Supplies with value of $600,000 Spring Cold Phone 29 a “Dance of the And Rosebuds,” unsocial. all the while Fred- Dolores Lehman; “The Stars bands joined in playing march, or sec- a in Hungarian warehouses. OAgg'regate and granite-sand are erick Keats, Lois ularism is trying with might and Guggemos and Down,” by Wood, and “The Looked Iowa Band Law.” Alberta Isle, Zachman; Cold Spring, Morton “Country take of at main the rule the to Gar- “When Day Done,” by De Sylva, is ‘ over The chorus massed three sang WEBER dens,” Percy Grainger, Dolores Far from showing universe. the Radio Hildegarde Twomey; “Ah Reds Lose by Odessa, Minnesota. and sung selections, ending with “You Are Hesch and Arlene Miller; “Dance crudity of the Russian militant Love But Day,” by Beach; “Vissi a rWonderful Mother,” special a a Havana—The Communist the party of Candy STORE Fairies” CLOTHING of and the atheism generation Puccini, “To D’Arte,” by and the a ago— .Mother’s Co. tribute. day The Granite hour— Cold Spring Mil Diez, has been radio station, “Dance the of Reed Flutes,” which childish enough from de- to Sun,” Curran, Phyllis by by was sung and-a-half concluded was program “The confiscated by the and Clothes government, Nutcracker for Men Suite,” and Boys activities Tschai- pict its posters Foley; “Chinese Mother Goose and on por- with “Holy God We Praise ‘Thy MINN' Ministry of kowsky, will be operated by the Joan Anbuhl usou and Joanne scams. cow pre-Stalinite traying burly climb- Mary Rhymes,” by Crist, by ALB Y a sung Name” by the massed bands and Wielinski; Communications. The station had . “Deep Purple,” Peter ladder with ing hammer great COLD SPRING CLOUD Simonett. ST. Therese a a chorus, 282 Mr. Thielman strong. I De been air Red progaganda. Rose, Bernadine used to Marilyn and his hand smash God in and to s directed the massed in all groups Prozinski; secularist heaven—the seeks to re- I” selections. “N "ll! Under Two Flags 9, fiuamnmd New Editor Appointed ‘ “O’er by} Hill Dale,” and H. Engel- God by subtle means.” more move Although ratings given, no were Good Lea Marie Honcho Rauch, Janet 3 mann, P MELROSE Kenneth L. Pinckney of Little Chicago. The Rev. Damian Bernard, La. Rev. St. The 1mm” “1: Kunkel, Theodora Meier, and — -— It Builders Hear Cardinal Falls, and R. J. Kinney to Paul, of St. vatek, O.S.B., superin- former Clemens Schneider, served who Dorothy Por‘ten; “Danse Mod- acted adjudicators; Mr. Pinck- Collegeville, Ind. Cardinal Joseph’s orphanage, tendent of St. with in World I Germany and as war erne,” Charles Dennee, Irene Wie- -——- Firms Friendly for the band, Mr. Kinney Business These Stritch for will deliver the principal Lisle, 111., appointed with ney has been the-U. in World S. army war and Bernadette Kraemer; ner the chorus. address the opening of the four- editor-in-chief publi- , at of the Czech II, celebrant Solemn the of Patronage Your and Deserve “La was Zingana,” CASTLE Ring Appreciate Carl Bohm, A. Donna 175.00 The Rev. Norbert Gertken, day National Catholic Building cations the Bohemian Benedic- of Mass altered dedication the of at $125 Ebner ,Also and Bernadine Prozinski; O.S.B., of St. Joseph, made record- Convention Exposition, and sched- tine including daily the altar in Bernard the St. stone Wedding Ring “Parade press, of the a Wooden Soldiers,” 87.50 - of the A entire uled June 30 through July ings 4 Narod, biweekly Katolik, the and ' at memorial the St. program. cemetery to Jessel, Leon Lea Marie as a Rauch and A‘A"A‘A‘ACA E MP I RE the Stevens hotel, + Chicago. the Motor 0o. Molroso annual Katolik Almanac. parish Bernard both dead of Irene Wiener; wars. “Dancer in the B. HEATHER Ring 350.00 Patio,” Charles Repper, Bernadine Regional Catholic School Musi High Festival 2475 and Also $100 MEMORIAIS, Inc. to and Marilyn Prozinski; FORD “Concerto ' platinum in $300 3450 to in Minor,” A Edward Grieg, Wedding Ring 12.50 MELROSE. MINN. Donna Ebner; “Brise SALES SERVICE Printaniere,” 1 and MEMORIALS WE IN SPECIALIZE Op. 357, No. 3, Carl Bohm, Joan CEMETERIES FOR CATHOLIC Phone 171 Minn. Melrose. Collignon, Lois Guggemos the Hills Rita Empire Built—Eternal fl as Barthel, and Alberta Zachman. . Bishop-Elect FulIey For lovel bride, your LITCHFIELD choose the fasti ious de- Elevated To Be May 26 and heirloom sign qual- PRODUCE C0. ity of genuine regis- a Bay St. Louis, Miss—Bishop- teredKeepsakeDiamond elect Leo Fabian Fahey, former Ring. proud We to s35":— are We Highest Prices Pay for Your of Sacred pastor Heart. church in Pouunv, otfer of fine collection a Hattiesburg, will be consecrated and EGGS, HIDES WOOL wide Keepsakes, in Coadjutor Bishop Baker of City, a rangeofstylesaodprices: Ore., May in the . 26 Church Our of MELROSE, I MINN. ‘ Lady of,the Gulf. and Come in them see Most The Richard Rev. Oliver with then choose I r ; Gerow, Bishop Natchez, of be will confidence.- here de- The listed firms " the Most MELROSE' consecrator and Leo $100, Rev. Others $50, $75, at Binz, Coadjutor Bishop Winona, of remembered be to serve $150, $200 and and the Most Rev. Louis A. Call- HARDWARE up. distributing when louet, Auxiliary Bishop New of you are Convenient Terms THE REGIONAL CATHOLIC Orleans, ‘ will be assistant high school music which fes- totaled 282 high school dif- consecra- Lines the students Hardware and Related in from Cathedral patronage high school, your tival, ArchbishOp held tors. Joseph F. at Rum- HARDWARE St. OUR OWN John’s St. Boniface’s high May school, St. 9, John’s concluded Prep school, with St. Francis’ high STAFFORDS. on was at business. lines terant mel, S.T.D., LL.D., New Orleans of ‘ "Holy “limb and st'Benemct" God We “"demy' Praise Melrosc Thy Name,” by the massed bands and chorus. will deliver the __ sermon. ' a... a flw , A