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St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955

May 28, 1948 · Page 3 of 6

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/ -,,J‘-"'..».¥-‘I““.‘s 53,-, {Th4.~=~?’, ’ fifty“ a???» 0‘":- 1fi. He‘gfl‘dtr.‘ Nutty-rat ‘ f . ‘ Limb; 13,75». v _..~ . r. " ' ' ~ I' . . / ' PAGE FOUR THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER Friday, May 28, 1948 i“ ‘New Spring Presents . Concert Man in Christ’ I F Over Kresgs's i..'_ Boston.—The GLASSES ninth FITTED LO W ERS annual Li- If 1 turgical week, be to held here under the patronage of Archbishop Rich- ard J. Cushing of Boston from OCCASIONS ALL for Aug. 2 to 6, will have for its theme, Funerals “The New Man in Christ.” The an- PROMPTLY REPAIRS MADE Weddings nouncement recalled that Pope Dr. Oolberg R. It. Pius XII, Dances in his encyclical Mediator Der, _ oflicial sanction the gave to Birthdays OPTOMETRIST liturgical movement. Anniversaries MATTH EWS FLORIST the St..C|oud Flou Cloud Hotel St. and Feed Co. r 746 Open Evenings Phone / I 574 East St. Germain 374- Phone Coke with Refesh DEALERS IN Flour—Feeds—Seeds—Cereals-Salt THE CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA in the Holy Angels auditorium, is shown above. The praised group was which recently took in part the Spring highly by crltlcs---(B°l0 musical Mohtor Photo) mUSIC program Recital, Contest Browerville Has The Society for the Propagation Held Staples in Of the Faith. (Legal Tille) FirstCommunion Inc., Building Institute MINN. CLOUD, COCA-COLA COMPANY, ST. Staples.——~A recital music and Browerville.—-Thirty-three boys N. oratorical ST. CLOUD, MIN for students contest of and girls received their First Holy MMMMMMMMfi the Staples high school held Communion were in St. Joseph’s church Missions Home and Foreign in ‘ the Sacred Heart auditorium May the 9. Members on the of class were Wednesday last of week. Senior the following: Jerome Bednarz, music pupils Sister of Anselmene FRANK, Hospital REV. HENRY Diocesan Director Edward Cloud Bialucha, James Buhl, Saint . furnished the musical Ronald Cech, program, Gerald Connor, * Rich- winning five and writers of Perpetual 40.00 Member (living deceased)............$ ard Hayda, essay Julian Hynnek, Jer- or the senior class the presented Krist, Peter Ordinary 1.00 Member (1 Kaluza, year) Romaine ome hospi- well-equipped modern, topic, “Our A Country’s Course in . Lamusga, Peter Lidberg, Romaine Special the Family Mem- Membership (known as the Present World Crisis.” The staff well-organized Lucas, tal with Dennis Moraski, David a bership—besides the enrolled, nine topic -had been assigned by the one Smieja, Theodore Sobota, and specialists. physicians An- of Staples council Knights of the be of others, deceased, enrolled living Coriducted thony Sovich, Stanley Spychalla, or may of the Columbus by the Sisters for the contest Theodore essay for 6.00 Wyrowski; year) one and seniors 65 competed. ............. .. Evelyn Arbeiter, Alice Bednarz, for of A Perpetual the education Burse a young The five best of St. Evelyn Order Benedict de- Bialucha, Joan Buhl, Pa- essays were ” priesthood. ..$l,500.00 for the man livered Wednesday evening. tricia The Cech, Carol Drayna, Joan ............................. of catechist for 75.00 For the Why Invite trouble from Moths, Heat, speakers support Dust, Fire follows: Theo- Gallus, a one year Ilene, Hudalla, Dorothy were as ...... .. dore Gregory, student through Loretta A scholarship Adamek, supporting Krist, Carol ‘ Ann Laumeyer, Mar- one when fire-proof ice-cold fur storage our costs so Audrey Griep, Gene lene Stapher, Lisson, and Barbara 600.00 Mankowski, his seminary course little? .. ..... Geraldine Haugen. Josephine May, Roselyn Petron, * _ and Mary Smieja. A check $25 for presented was schools. The BRIEFS MISSION native government Gene to Stapher first by prize as j crouo’ 51. FUR SHOP Observer John and would do Bikini Lorenzen, Caroline this for all denomina- knight. Many of the 250 grand Run- at 00. FURNACE ATHENS prizes also awarded ner-up tions—i.e., were which have been Catholic, Protestant, Warns Marshall islands, of Atomic Horrors the other four i contestants. Women Mohammedan. by Because for of the unvisited priest or years, a of Sacred Heart parish and 19 5th Ave. So. mem- Oakland, Calif.—-“If St. Cloud, Minn. atomic an overwhelming remarkable number have kept the faith of in bers the of K. C. of sponsored a non- bomb a dropped in the out Pa- were Catholic for chiefs, gather. daily this The people might Oil Stoker social evening system Gas after the formal way. cific far 50 miles from ocean as as - — renewal with the unfair advantage the Rosary. Now, for create an program. San Francisco, the radioactivity non-Catholics. they rejoice activity, The education of missionary de- Heating could float in the fog wipe and on hear Mass the also has opportunity plans for to partment at start- the entire out population the of SCORES the receive primary again and ing teacher icons- training to West cen- city.” coast This the was for boys and girls, but ters far ments. warning so given audience the at an these plans only. The Stanley when Since 1875, are N008 on paper club here by Robert was D. Mil- agricultural department also the white Ma- ler, first observer enter for to or- the the man at navy agricultural ganizes Estimates Free for evangeliza- the Bikini BASEBALL kongo Bukoba, in experiments. courses There is no teachers has and experi- defense has made of this 100,- against tion the some country atom bomb, St. Thomas’, he 2; Augsburg, 0. mental farms. These non-de- said, with if Christian and it 18 is 000 it converts, are used will Augsburg, 3; Macalester, 2. com- Service Prompt nominational. pletely hes- maternity destroy mission stations, civilization. St. John's university, Gus- 2; schools attend- dispensaries, pitals, Adolphus, tavus 1. Father Holy normal Sends 22,000 children, and ed by Thanks St. Cloud Cathedral, De La 6; and schools both for young men Salle, 5 women. For Thermos l De Salle, La Park St. Bottle 6; Cloud Cathe- Waite 214 Gift Phone between F‘iendly co-operation dral, 3. education missions the the and Augsburg, St. Thomas’, 6; 5. the Uganda Pro- department of Osakis.—Mrs. Ed Cruse of the St. John’s Africa done much ternal blessings. has Cold in 7; Recently tectorate she preps, re- Immaculate Conception Spring, parish St. Boniface’s, ceived the development of the 0. for rosaries from re— the Holy some coun- cently received try. special tokens Father of schools classified The further De token La Salle, of his 5; St. Thomas’ as a are as gratitude from the Holy Attention Father, Clergy! gratitude. These follows: rosaries academy, ‘ for 3. were Pope Pius XII, for thermos bot- Mr. and Mrs. Cruse, and a their aided l.——-Bush schools, by the university, St. John’s pas- 8; St. tle that she had forwarded His Father to tor, James Mohm. A few T. Cloud the C., if inspector of ,6. government HAS= PAIR EVERY Holiness last fall. additional rosaries, included in Augsburg, education thinks should be; 11; St. Olaf, they 5. .5 .fi’ewtoadkabbamW’ the package, Father Mohm Last fall, Sister Inez, distrib~ a mem- ‘ 2.—Primary schools, grant- uted the to officers ber of the of the staff the Chris- St. Cloud at .A’ewleat/wtlanoleo aided. \ B E SALE tian Mothers’ hospital, society spoke of the Mission to the par- so- black We have now Rubbetlieelo 3.——-Secondary both ish, schools, who .lVew had been FOR sending ciety of St. Mary’s parish, packages Alex- Rome s also mission junior and in to senior, for ° the Holy andria, about Father her travels suits and to coats. WWI/pm among top distribute hands the grant-aided; and and to the Indians poor-of the of South America. Etern- On i r al City. laced New the trip, Sister Inez the met 4.—Mskerere college, by super- run ior of the Franciscan Sisters who the Suzeo' board .All with of .Amq government wan‘ a Stetson and B New 'Mission Japan house-keepers act for the Holy PULPIT directors chosen from as various WILL black Chatfield Father. In the ' their of GIVE YOU WEAR African territories. medicine, course Arts, con- Montreal.—-Three Canadian Re- hats versation, Sister here- Inez told that pedagogies and taught. was are EQUAL A NEW To PAIR demptorists are arrived in Japan to Holy the Father had broken his Nit-ovum Lately there found ‘ has been tend- mission in the Yoko- a new earnrss‘rsrror a. ‘, thermos bottle, unwise» and had been un- hama diocese, permit the native it learned to here. Arrived SEWID Just ency was govern- . able replace Holy it. The Fa— to SOLE: ovrin sorts‘. ‘IN'AMERIC'AJFTODAY mum yr They l Fathers . distinct from the British Armand ‘ ment, de are ‘ - i as -- — ther is accustomed working into to Mantigny, Louis Philippe Levesque, its government, to start own late the hours of the night, . and and Clement Campagna. likes have his coffee and to warm New P. 0. Novitiate We Felt the Shoes Prices'on “Specially Clergy” for the those hours. tea at WALKING MAN for the River Mrs. Forest, Cruse Ill.—A site the for present at was a Church St. novitiate Agnes’ meeting of the Mission house Winona, society and I new near Too High! Were Minn, has been purchased volunteered by supply the needed the to g PER PAIR You good quality black get suit all of fine Dominican Fathers bottle. knew the U. can the She forwarded also S. Government now of Province chromium~ We a a thousands of pairs of U. had S. Army of St. Albert wool herringbone the Great, plated worsted. they’re which bottle of excellent And tailored has make by to E ex- Roscoe, Minn. Last Shoes Munson returned with MAIL ORDER COUPON headquarters ---- its here. the The Winona Vatican. fit you—No Some perts to whether armed forces. of these matter you’re short—tall our , E novitiate, which The will replace the Father, through had little had Holy Sis- shoes wear—some MINNEAPOLIS more GREAT REV. JOSEPH BLOCH, stout. Pastor —or felt—a complete job ——-but of located we here, will re- be Pascalina, thanked opened ter her for her one WAR SURPLUS STORE, conditioning and rebuilding pair of a in June, 1949. try-on'at generosity, and her his sent pa- these U. S. Army Munson Last would g 5504 Mimi Call in for St, St. Cloud, St. Ger. a give in the Upper Mid- customers our 532.99 pair. : West TERRIFIC value for the CONLON a Graduation Record Class lPlease money—We O’Sullivan put on new Shoes, send pair me cord New soles Rubber heels—We . . THE . . CLOTHES" ' "NEW STORE -— softened the with THIEIMAN oil and pol- uppers NAME Construction Co. ish——We in laces. IT’S put ........................ .. new E REAL VALUE—You buy service— Planned Is Cathedral ADDRESS at comfort—and usual amount of .. set- ..... a Second 12 Avenue, N.E. HARDWARE giAmount isfaction for $2.99. Buy one—two or in) Enclosed S Opposite the Postoffice St. Cloud three pair—But Don’t Miss It! Rush ...................... .. ST. CLOUD, MINN. order today and you'll the iAdd get your handling. & 200 for postage thrill of life in getting much your so IIIIIIIIIIIIIII|Ill|II|llllIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllll||||III||l|||||Ill||||||||II||IIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll||||||||||||||||||||lIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIR 0 The Cathedral high school will this for little graduate the so money. year largest class in its history, Sporting Goods in-the formal commencement FARDIERS, LOOK! exercises be held GREAT to in the Cathedral THE church Sunday, May New Maytag Paints and Dutch Oven on Gas Range ~ 30, 8 at pm. Kingcrost, Wisconsin, Lundin, Hybrid school, Bishop and Peter Bar- W. The seniors the high of school, and Minnesota No. 13 Seed and Silage tholome. SURPLUS however, O began their graduation e WAR Corn. MINNEAPOLIS Complete line Farm of Seeds ceremonies May with their 21, The formal commencement exer- and Pasture Mix. Our Also full line of formal presentation in cises will be held in Cathedral and the cap Dairy, Hog, Poultry, Dog and Rabbit the body to student church May the Sunday, at 30, at 8 gown on New Store Food. Millet and Sudan Grass. Sani- annual awards day ceremonies. At that time, Bishop Busch pm. STORE tation Products. Garden Seeds. ' will diplomas the the present to On May the class, 23, attired in members 206 of the 1948 gradua- their graduation dress, attended SUPPLY I: located 17 Seventh Ave.. at TRAUTFARM tion class. Mass in the Holy Angels church . South. Just V2 block south MINNESOTA on received and Holy Communion in Father Eberle, Paul of pastor crouo, sr. GER. 504 ST. Seventh from Ave. old body, together with Annunciation the princi- the store.” church, Mayhew a our 20-6th Ave. N.E. St. Cloud pal, Sister Richarda, their and Lake, will deliver the commence- ... homeroom the At Com- Prior his address. arrival. to ment sponsors. y munion its breakfast, following the in the diocese in l V 1934, Father ’ a...~..., a . n)’»)) “>7A»»’»3 {u’yns :&$3»”»»”»x > ) . Mass in the high school cafeteria, Eberle traveled the entire A Choice «‘¢<¢«‘c«a Selection of over . ( the seniors addressed by Dr. United States, preaching missions, were ‘«“‘«"“«'“‘ ‘«(«‘<< ANEW FRIEND James O’Keefe, alumnus the of with headquarters Chicago, Ill. LOCATION at GIFTS an OLD IN AN‘ -s--. On Your TYPEWRITER Dial s ' SHOP For Occasions All . THE” O Bibles (‘0 } O Framed Pictures SUNDAY ‘Q“ O Sick Call Sets 7:30 a.m.—WSBR (Duluth)—Sacred Heart program O Crucifixes 1930 Established a.m.—WCCO 9:30 (Twin Cities)—CBS Church the Air of "C OBooks Book Ends 9:45 a.m.—WDAY (Fargo)—Sacred Heart and the - Rentals program .‘(k OStatues—hand ' carved of and Used Repairs ' Typewriters 8. 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Come for in 7 :15 a‘.m.—-WMIN (Twin Cities)—Sacred Heart TYPEWRITER program Delicious Dutch Oven Cook- ,SHOP THE COMPANY THURSDAY demonstration _ . soon! ing modernized! a now 9 :15 a.m.—-KVOX (Moorhead)—Faith in Our Time K‘.‘ 9 p.m.—Family :00 Theater Religious Articles THE MAYTAG SHOP KGDE (Fergus Falls) and WLOL (Twin Cities) Books—Church Goods St. Minnesota Cloud, Germain Street SATURDAY St. 1510 I. Sibley 413 St” 7th near 5:00 p.m.—WTCN (Twin Cities)—-Hour Light 30:3 of St. Paul Minn. 1. Ave. 7 :30 a.m.——KVOX (Moorhead)—Hour Francis of St. 12 51h 50., St. Cloud .Tel. 49 ‘