THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER PAGE TWO Friday, June I 25, 1948 01112 Sacred Heart of Jesus, Amendment First JUST. THEY’VE ’ NOW swam- Mercy HoVe Us! Phrase Muddled by ARRIVED on C10" 0' ST. By Kate Knese and the supply is About Separation I \ lIMITED CLOUD June OF ST. BISHOP OF THE on OFFICIAL PAPER Register (Based the of 11) At as... Society, Inc. One) Catholic Press by the (Continued From Page Published Week Every All Calf Skin Leather Navy Cardinal Francis J. Spellman 1. Bannock Colo. Street, Denver 1, Office of Publication: 938 constitution, .these, 10 of and were recently ordained 13 Shoes. “‘ They’re First Wear, in young men The first by the states. adopted Busch, D.D. Shanghai, Joseph F. Rev. Bishop President ..Most (b) in (a) New York; First Comfort in and Firt in ..... ............ these i h t amendment V.G., St. Cloud; Thiebaut, P.A., opens w C. Advisory,Board‘: Rt. Rev. (c) China; Japan. Tokyo, Appearance. They’re words. George Rauch, Rev. Wadena; Very Rev. Plachta, Rt. August are More than 4,500 2. persons for Little Falls; only J.-Haupt, Rev. Lambert make law Long Prairie; Very shall “Congress yours no instructions taking in Cath- now . Kroll, Rockbille; Very Rev. Peter Very Zitur, of Rev. Francis establishment respecting Also Army re- Officer Brown an doctrines the result of olic the Oxfords as St. Cloud. S. Ziolkowski, J.C.D., free T. prohibiting the St. Cloud; Very Rev. ligion, Columbus or Knights of’ ad- current THE OUTLET STORE M.A. ..Rev. Vossberg, Editor Manager Roger and Business exercise thereof .” vertising in (a) Catholic program .......... . . Cloud St. ..Lenarz and Sons, Advertising Agents ..~..' Frank- (b) radio; (c) This admendment, said magazines; secular .......... ............ Fifth Ave. in simple couched publications. and lin, “was First Street Institute South St. Cloud, Offices: building, Minn. P.O. Box 229, Editorial 7 died who right after language that 3. A straightforward Canada, Mexico, Alaska; Price: $2.00 $2.50, man year; per that fight against unusually admitting his Madison, who foreign. $3.00, com- was Catholic Church th the language, most the of in petent was of address The Register, Cloud Edition, Send changes St. use to: lif mistake of his lucid.” serious thought quite have must was 1, Colorado. Box 1620, Denver President of Calles, former Elias Denver,folorado Second Post Office, Entered Class Matter at adoption 'as preceding In debate a FLOWERS (c) Spain; Mexico; (b) (a) Madison Amendments, him- of the Brazil. explained what by self meant was “’13 Yearpf which The first Holy 4. first amendment. Madison the 1 { record is authentic there was any As SEE said: IT for ALL OCCASIONS will be in (a) the in 1300; next should estab- “Congress noi: (b)' 1975; (c) 2000. 1950; Funerals lish religion enforce the and Garvey, became E. who a 5. Dan law, legal by observation,of it Weddings‘ Arizona when Gover- of goVernor to worship God compel nor men Sydney P. Osborn died, is a nor Dances One) Page Continued From ( their m’anner in contrary to Communist; (c) Catholic; (b) (a) any Madison futher conscience." Birthdays ex- atheist. mitted public schools question to teach in is will be voters a that felt plained of Though the state some persons 6. new Anniversaries ' asked in neighboring North Dakota state of June 29. the federal that our on government refused annual award Israel the coulda of Churchman, accused The of the question has been placed the ballot following fev- a MATI'H EWS on the FLORIST accepted pro-Soviet bias, it such “Make laws of nature was erish activity by who foolishly fear that Catholic the a group a Israel Goldstein; (b) (a) Dr. the rights of by might infringe as Church making rHoteI is educational St. Cloud inroads into The system. our Winston Marshall; (c) George'C. establish conscience, 'and a na- Phone 746 and campaign should be Open its of Evenings outcome in to Churchill. these concern tional religion; us prevent to , Raymond Commerce Minnesota. 1922 '7. At amend- > efforts I the - presume . be building, Newark, N.» J. well intended, and is may The anti-garb is pushed ment is called, being those bill, it by a: as first in series of obtained the lan- the‘ of expressed a nature an would who certain challenge right of group the of citizens, a Records,” fairy tales “Stories admit.” will on guage j and ministers, in schools; challenge teach state (the to produced by the (a) for children, nuns This lucid however, language, America; (b) Companies of right Music of another citizens, school of the members of Communion "DANIEL Solemn group Franklin, Closes. said be replaced to came Bishops; (c) Catholic Society of .boards', hire qualified to teachers; challenge right the of citi- Jefferson—“wall by phrase of a .Dramatic movement. between Church of separation and in school district themselves through their to Zens a express de- U. S. Supreme Court The 8. FUNERAL- School Vocation. Tintah in Franklin This phrase, state.” elected officials; and challenge the right of ‘ parents to and cision the McCullom in se- case “was destined pointed out, ‘not to North proposed legislation in teachers fulfill lect who the all requirements. state interpret recise the and unam- ‘ and New, Mexico HOME Dakota to pre- stories In attempt and emotional distorted to correct biguous words of the first amend- an Tintah.——A two-weeks’ religious Keaveny, Dennis Porter, Eugene from teaching in public vent nuns but replace them in being circulated the about by of anti-garb bill, ment, to and school in Gall’s vacation St. parish Porter, Stanley and Peterman. sponsors nuns it doubly difficult 'schools makes in- their be subject of the turn to here conclusion with to 26 63,000 copies of pamphlet have distributed 32-page been in came a In the solemn Communion class democracy people teach, to a to a terpretation. With their .penning, children receiving their first priv- I Margaret Ann Lehmann, told “rights of North have been that Dakota. that were ~C the words the first amendment of class Communion and of ate 35 a Marlys Helen Erickson, Edner, the basic parents The among are pamphlet, About Sisters Teaching in Facts Public COURTEOUS, INTELLIGENT negigible become of.secondary receiving Solemn Communion June or Janice Keller, Gloria Koziol, Ardis democracy” and that “in of rights Schools in North, Dakota, “N 0” replaces recommends the bill importance and Jefferson vote 13 . AND a on MODERN Keller, Vera Christianson, FUNERAL Rita the rights of religion, democracy a Madison father of this the part for 10 The follows Following summarized in the parish High the as Mass Keller, Mary Trappen, Shirley field of education also in the must reasons. reasons are as SERVICE FOR MORE THAN Constitution.” of the children public renewal made our Gullickson, Marlene Jane June Porter, respected.” This people is the issue Catholic of Action be News Fargo. a of their YEARS. of Baptismal and 65 Dupree, Jeanette Lahmann, Ra- English; (c) (a) Russians; (b) vows were bill, l—The if passed, will hurt 2,000 children country v Elk Pupils enrolled the Scapular. in A break- River Peterman, Grace Johnson, Germans. mona in North Dakota who will have teach them. to The all children fast served the no one to Lavonne Willard, Maxine West, Republican presidential was 9. A Gall’s teacher shortage by members of St. Ladies’ the is This in state bill would de- Florence acute. Beyer, Loretta " Beyer; candidate apparently is who / op- of Aid in the parish hall. Are Recipients the posed the Catholic school prive of capable teachers. state 76 Patricia to McCafi'rey, l C i sys- e e c a Ion-r Private communicants and their is (a) Gover- in TELEPHONES: Keaveny, Helen country Lehmann, Gene tem 2—The bill our is aimed the constitutional at right li- of and the solemn parents communi- (b) Senator ‘3 Dewey; Thomas Litschauer, Barbara O’Leary, Rob- nor the'y censed teachers hired be the to because of clothes r Office 238-W First Communion wear. marched in procession from cants (c) Harold Stas- Robert A. Taft; Schmit, Koltes, Roger Larry ert discriminatory. This is the parish house the church. to Residence-1543 Stumpf, Lowell Schuetze, Floyd sen. ' - Marian Landigran Gen and Father 3—Protestants Holy recently and Catholics have 10. The been getting along e Keller, Schuetze, Dennis Darwin weeks of acted Elk River.—After two Schuster the sol— to (a) addressed from 15 Eleven, Seventh as pages Avenue North 'Well St. Cloud together surgeons in the state of North Dakota. This Thbmas bill would George West, Antrim,' Ed— vacation school, children religious communicants. (b) countries; (c) countries; 20 emn tend divide them time to when at all stand together. must received Andrew’s parish St. Antrim, Schmit, of ward Richard private and a The who received 26 countries. 32 I, Communion Solemn 4—The Holy and anti-garb bill first is which plays Communion with their into parents three) Charles Keaveny. (Answers measure a page on Communion. Janice Gullickson, Romona the hands the of Communists because were it stirs religious big- up Girls first Fifteen in the class of Sharon Beckman, Barbara Bremer, were DiOcesan Enter IO and pits religious otry against another. one group Garry communicants. They Koltes, Koltes, Janice Inez Goerdt, are bill 5—The is fostered by people far from the Barsddy, places Barnier, Virginia Rose J Edner, Evelyn Keller, eaneane where Fournier, Georgina the sisters Mary Deschene, Kenneth Johnson, Caroll Koltes, teach. There is good evidence that the in- Sisters of St. Benedict a Little, Lehman Larry Fournier, Arlene Janice Lou Petman, Mary itiated given impetus by organizations outside measure was Helsene, Bel- Wil- Gene Joseph Loren William Martineau, Raymond the North Dakota state of and people by who know nothing Keller, Barbara lard,'Roger Keller, Daniel William Murray, Kremer, I anger, Page'One) (Continued Alphonse Cloud; From St. J. of local problems education. in David Stumpf, Vernon West, John O’Connor, Karen O’Connor, George Regnier, Bemidji; Warren John Koltes, Richardton, Dak.; Romuald Eugene N. Robert McCafl’rey, 6—Fair—minded who believe Pelloquin, Toth, Lawrence people Larry in democracy be— Funk, Walter Greenwald; Bed- . Joseph Bremer, P Bloms, 0. S. St. H. Beyer, B., Paul; J. e/ter Patricia Toth. Toth, and lieve that local school problems should be solved by local nark, Wadena; Joseph Poth- and Milnor, girls Mikalofsky, N. Dak.; An- boys Twenty-two and re— school boards. Albertville. mann, Ronellenfitsch, O. S. B., thony Communion. ‘They ceived Solemn sisters Poet’s 7—The who in the public Chinese in Class teach li- Cdrner Two school F.‘J. Zilkoski, Henry Bel- Edwin Richmond; Mary Anderson, and are postulants The class included of Ramacher, censed by Edward and the follow Keith Dame, Soenneker, state, the curriculum, Renee Bouley, state subject anger, are Chinese two girls from Peiping, Little Falls; Ebner, Donais, Bernice Don- Haupt, all of Betty L. J. curriculum, to state subject supervision, to state and do are China. They Philomena Eull, Geraldine Rice; Jose h ald Ebner, Gordon Siegler, were Victor teach religion not the GOSSIPS ‘ in public school. No religious articles Liang Chan, Sister M. Bernard Josep Fournier, Marlene Fournier, St. Bev- O. S. B., Kreuter, ; of go’uipl kinds many Thorn in the schools Marie; Marie Wen, offered school and Jose Sister during are appear and nor erly Franko, Richard J ochum, Rose Lorsung, are prayers Aschoff, Peter Ralph worldly In the category M. Marie Jose. THE, session. Does it not Marie Korus, Rtia Leger, John this monstrous to fact when press seem of them single LARGEST And Others class one in every the Irene Riddel, Gabriel O’Connor, James were United the States Congress sessions each day its COmmunion even toll opens Just love. story. to Schommer, Sister a M. Andriette, Fredericka Rotz, Thomas Salzman, with prayer? Eileen Schommer, and Sister M. Bonita James Waite, Toth, VaSsar, think- I'm special the But 8—The sisters type teaching in the do public in school Andrine, not both Jordan, Minn.; of Philip Youso. and by Received ing OF Gertrude o Kaster, Sister M. Mon- SELECTION challenge led question communicants Solemn other religious any way or were any group or who feign: kind praise, In the to ica, Long Lake; Mary Ellen Mach- Christian, Dolores altar by the to the right of other licensed teachers the teach in public to any choice the But in story Sister Willia‘m some temes, M. Mercy, Wermia; Murray, and Children Mary Leger, N Kent schools matter what not their color, creed. blaze. Enhindlco quite race, or a Shirley Frandrup, Sister Shir- M. Eugene. Belanger. 9—The sisters teaching in the public schools do not ley, Hampton; Eleanore Wartman, BEDROOM SUITES her—— have hand “You it to to Sister constitute intention M. Eugene, either Victoria; the Leona the threat of the Church to Plan Missioners One) or Page (Continued From » but" Meyer, Sister M. Norma, Albert- "take over” the public school This is fantastic system. prod- a And then stream Beaudin, out Dennis Beaudin, a Leon ville; comes Marie Klonne, Sister M. imagination of the of those who of behind this Which enlarges some torrent Shirley Bell- are to .Bellmore, Robert Blanche, Loretto; a Therese Knight, Funds Campaign hateful gleam. With deadly, Paul Bouti- Boutiette, Neil Sister a M. Danile, 1 Minneapolis; more, . Melvin Blaufuss, James sisters 10—The Germaine Olson, teaching in public ette, Siste the M. Pavel, schools do not in like poisoned And Bonnie Buth, Jacqueline arrow Bricks, a Minneapolis; Mildre Calhoun, effect union Church of and state. The sisters do way any a A of parishes in the 20 . falls deadly ’Chatleain, Its group Joanne Buth, Rose venom Sister M. Marmion, Bemidji; Ruth their job the school in and retire the privacy to of their diocese visited by will be five the life of Into Mau- Clark con- Chatleain, Jane Mary someone Nierengarten, Sister M. Ruth, Sundays Benedictine priests their religious fault all. , Who vent for exercises. Catholics is desire Darlene on not at at Corcoran, James Chaska; Rita Culhane, Sister M. co-opera- reen, during July in appeal for the Wencil Rial-i. —Mrs. an between Church tion and Cluckey; Ann state; Catholics Cathan, Bronx, New union of York; Connie want no missions in the Ba- Benedictine ‘ * u * :k Spain, Sister Brian, M. Eh- East _ Vincent Grand l Church and Marlys DeBoever, state. ’ hama Islands. ROSES ‘ Forks. Eh- Nanette Ehlert, Virgil lert, Bishop On behalf Bernard of by nun) (Written a Gre- Ruth Fruitel, Rosemary 40 Children lert, Confirmed Kevenhoerster, Vicar O.S.B., Roses Hull, Eloise Haire, John Co. nier, ‘ . . . . . . . . Apostolic of Bahamas, the five and bright Varied Drug Molitor James Janice Kautz, Johnson, Ione John’s Benedictine priests St. from color and bloom In At Ceremony Con- LeNoue, Dale Perhom Krattenmaker, in 'will Abbey appeal in the make Nature’s an Woven in own Paul LeNoue, Marvin LeNoue, nie REXALL AGENCY following parishes: Magnificent loom. Patri- LeNoue, Vionne LeNoue, St. Prescription! Adalbert’s, Mary’s and St. Specialty a Mar- Martin, Joseph Martin, Kodak cia Supplie- &\Toilctriu Our Lady of Lourdes, all in Little Perham.—Forty children William Kloeckner, Maine; and Roses were Martin, Mary Cecilia Martin, ST. 0‘ CLOUD. HINN. . garet . . . . . . . Falls; Holy Family, Belle Prairie; confirmed and received Solemn 11 Father J. G. Wildenborg, and pastor. In size texture Marick, Nancy Louis Marick, Lou St. James’, Randall; Holy Cross, Communion in two recent events None Children can who received Commun- compare Merchant; Harding; Holy Cross, Onamia; in St. Joseph’s parish. God -. ion the parish Ma'ss to High at June 6 gave me eyes see Richard Neppl, Neppl, John Nepomucene's, Lastrup; Kenneth St. Coadjutor Their beauty Bishop Peter W. John Gerber, Raymond Guck, rare. were Neppl, Marjorie St. Joseph’s, Pierz; Rita’s, .Hill- Trudy Neppl, St. Bartholome administered confir- Henry Kreckelberg, Dolores Led- Nila Neppl, Morris Sacred.Heart, Sauk Rapids; Neppl, Terry man; mation June Priests Roses 9. assisting R ell at Ledermann, ermann, o s a . . . . Ruth Nor- ' and Nordick, Sts. Peter Paul’s, Gilman; ‘Neppl, Riat the Lovely and ceremonies Fathers L.‘ Ledermann, Joanne Leder- sweet were ames Julian Ohm- Flcnsburg; Nordick, ‘ Sacred Heart, St. dick, Alvin J. Ohotta, Nicholas them God -I Donnay, In Raoul Bernice Neihaus, James Sei- mann, no Ohmstad, Nancy Stanislaus’ Sobieski; Joseph's, St. Bernice stad, Gauthier, all Perham; Mystically unfold of Father fert, Joseph Shields, and Anton Rieland, Robert Eag St. Mary of Grey Mt. Marlys Reza‘c, ' Joseph e; Besselaar, and ,Dent; His love for Father Silbernagel. you me. Carmel, Prairie; St. Joseph’s Long Reiber; Assisting the at ceremonies ASK FOR Browerville; as St. Peter’s, St. Reiff, and Charles Reiff, Thomas Roses........ “angels” Jerry Delaney, Jo— were Joseph’s, Clarissa and Bertha; S eila Reiff, Reiff, Mary Elaine beauty, and love Fragrance, Riepe, seph Janice Buechler, and Holy Cross, Butler. and ' S ith, Henry Smith, Joyce enshrined Carol them In Sharon Huss. At are the afternoon Sfetz, Eleanor Stetz, Louis symbol fair Stach, In Prefect New services the no * children E same were Stetz,’ Dennis Donald Doris Stetz, God them there. put enrolled in the scapular. 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