August CLOUD .IgFriday, THE ST. 1948 REGISTER 27, PAGE ‘ THREE ‘ CO-Choirman 1A «- Reservations Layman Cathedral High IS Top 8' FLOWERS Minn. St. Cloud, “Honored Grad For for 200 Newman Of Rural Life Convention , Know” “The Place Labels You To Go For Work Journalism for ALL OCCASIONS Club ConventiOn Funerals A farmer himself and view expressed the greatest a prom- con- Cathedral Richard Kalkman, Minneapolis—The inent figure University rural of in fidence in the movements, of the Weddings six- success valedictorian and high school’s Alba Minnesota J. Groves Newman club, of Viroqua, has Wis., day national rural parley La at re- THE MEET THE FAIR! Dances lUCKY WINNERS AT received ' Chimes editor has of ’48, acting ceived reservations is co-chairman from the for Crosse. 1948 Already hundreds of dele- more recognition‘for his work double than 200 delegates convention the from through- of National from Cath- a gates nearly state Birthdays every as in journalism. olic the Rural Conference, world who will the Life out attend slated well several foreign countries as THE Anniversaries 34th for La Crdsse annual Oct. international 15—20. Extension, national Catholic THERE JAR WERE PELLETS IN conven- 7070 tion of Newman clubs Sept. edi- 3-5 monthly, printed has . guest ‘f Groves selected for this key a was MATTH EWS FLORIST The, * the university Youth Irrespon- ~ torial Modern “Is the on merits campus. post of his lay lead- on editorial written sible?” The ershsip in J. Brand] civicland with of 7062 first for rural Approximately 600 priest-chap- was programs guess was a Cloud St. Hotel invitation editors the of the and the in and at the basis past, his lains Catholic of and students from on Dakota 100-lb. Maid sack Flour. , of together articles printed, with understanding is Evenings Newman clubs Open of than 500 Phone 746 a current rural are more vArious of by expect‘ed the three-day students from parts problems. attend to ers. PiotroWski next Warren Foley the in “Teendom” The convention theme of U. S. featured conference. Operitea Dairy Farm was section “The Social Responsibility of Extension. Richard is is of .. coLchairman The lay operates with of far 7053 50-lb. sack Da- of a havega there listed Catholic Board the. Student.” Teen a guess a Relax Coke as a repre- dairy farm Viroqua, Wis. He near sentative. Delegates frorn England, Ja- has been identified . "kota long with Maid the Flour. Catholic The School Press maica, all of the and United parts conference and corresponding asso- x sec— ciation Richard also cited for Stat'es those who amon’ have ular organizations, such ex- the are OfSauk as Edward Gronau third with Rapids was ceptional work in hi school h jour- already in eir reservations. sent t Farm bureau and co-operatives nalism. His is isted, together The.program for the three-day whose aims better Dakota the sack of name to 25-lb. 7040 Of for are con- a guess a DRINK that Boos, business with of Roger convention will include panel dition of rural America. ses- ,‘ Maid Flour. the Chimes, the of sions “Social Action,” “Re- ‘ manager on an— on addition, In Groves has been an nual special awards the ligion in Education,” of Higher “Club page active member and officer of the —BUT—‘ Catholic School Editor, the Programming,” and “Province and asso- American Legion, Catholic and the ciation‘s monthly publication. National Relations Federation and Order Foresters. of For the past LUCK fOr‘ Richard will Problems.” St. Francis’ Special depend committee enter are. PAT. on. us. the Viroqua Don’t BAKING farmer has been year, on in Milwaukee seminary this fall, meetings, Solemn Mass, and Dia— in the engaged preparatory work , ' -or,FEEDING USE THE BEST! results. will be the and least fourth vale- at logue Low Mass will also held be the convention. He of has ap- dictorian Cathedral for of study during the to convention. peared lecture-platforms I THE COCA-COLA COMPANY IV on BOII’IID UNDII AUTHORITY 0’ many < the priesthood. Father Roger Voss- The university NeWman club has ,BOTTLING before religious and civic organi- COCA-COLA (10., ST. CLOUD, MTNN. " DAKOTA MAID berg, Father Paul Zylla, Fa- planned entertainment schedule and zations throughout the Midwest, an Alba. J. Graves Allen Speiser ther valedictor- the for delegates including buf— and explained the were conference a. to « classes. ians in their Father John fet and semiformal dance the laity. is He with serving the supper I have made reservations for the fall Coffman Union, Desmond salutatorian. Memorial at Rev. Urban J. Baer, general chair- was a convention. Early reservations are Richard is “pow-wow” Minnehaha the Mr. Falls, and at of for the October Dairyland SUPPLY son FARM GODFREY man urged, KEEP Kalkman, Mrs. Cyril and closing luncheon. banquet 12119% Mame convention. a WTLL of Hierarch Attend 30 to So. and swimming delegates party for Convention officials in inter- avenue a The is caring IStOry' its program who plan com- remain after the to DISTRIBUTOR con- 'Greqtest Program wagon/bikes» pleted stage, with Church top and THEM vention. music will Programs of ‘ officials state appearing the at club be offered by the Newman .IO—Opposite Fairgrounds No. Hwy. . general and sectional sessions. male choir. Returns Air Sept» Decemeeal 12 Tel. 3173 St. Cloud Early We estimates Deliver indicate that _ "m. NEXT to more welcoming will A committee meet than Archbishops Bishops, 30 and plane, incoming bus, train, every reli- 1,000 priests, hundreds of convention bearing dele- ' car or gious, delegates thousands of and Resuming delegates will be its broadcasts and housed for the Recordings gates, of the programs are and visitors La will ;third converge on after Radisson hotel, brief either the Min- at year a also summer available schools, churches, for parley. Crosse national the for neapolis, vacation period, Pioneer hall, the Greatest at resi- or groups and similar and institutions The the opening formal of con- .Story Ever Told the for university will be heard dence on men for public address Sunday, systems vention will take place use on beginning 5 again, Sunday, Sept. 12, campus. - for class study. List avail-*- of Pontifical High Mass Oct. 17, or at CST, 4:30 the Ameri- at g pm. over able be secured o’clock His which Excel- 11 programs can at at Broadcasting Company net- :can Granite City from Recording Division Ameri— the Most lency, Rev. Amleto Gio- I 3work, with the Biblical drama, Broadcasting Company, New Cicognani, vanni ApostolieDele- can Electric Co. ‘Of Such 'Is the Kingdom.” York. will U. S., be to celebrant. gate - ERIECTRICAL The second Sunday, I program, on COMPLETE SERVICE Sept. 19, will be “Men With the Down Lighting Wall Fixture- Floor and' Mark,” based Luke Farm vi, the — 39 and on Plus lmtallationn. Word on the “The parable, Is Seed the . CLOUD. MINN. ST. God.” of . B The dramatic impact Y. of these ANTHONY J. ADAMS, SJ. THE the outstanding radio programs, TSCHUMPERLIN COMPLETE reation of time, will be MOST our IINE con- A. along tinued the have themes Perhaps and noticed Charles pub- fields such in other you same as . 3 previously patterns used in the licity the coming national Agricul- of Secretary Brannan, on con- FUNERAL HOME broadcast. Each Sunday’s 3 vention the program of NCRLC. And If crowds. will address the ture, you will based be important 3 have keep' not, it. the an for opening of on the civic at an 0 O 0 eye open conven- sTOOIs teaching’ of Christ, dramatically COSCO 0F dignitaries tion various of state IN ST. The convention CIOUO this will year Ilustrated the for radio audience. Minn. ISO-W St. Cloud. Phone platform. ; will be the held in be La Crosse, Wis., Oct. on Roddy is right! Freezing Kilowatt saves A orchestra symphony and all this do draw the From not it I a And because 17-20. is being arid flavor the natural of those color garden-. choir 3 will furnish the background conclusion that the the the held in Milk Land of it will conven— and ripe carrote.;;that beans, golden peas music and incidental choruses. The 3 is merely matter of sitting tion called the Dairyland be a bantam luscious fruits those and conven- corn ; 4 .- opening closing and selec- musical 2 and listening. There tion. home-grown numerous berries. are E tions, well liked, will continue to so sectional meetings where the audi- With Home Freezer enjoy by the Year NCRLC a you can a year be emphasized. year 3 con- discussion in the joins after ence 'round of garden-fresh vegetables and vention's have been growing in size crop Told The Greatest Story Ever finished. speaker has Then, too, fruits a without all the and fuseof old- and importance. Outstanding muse will be directed by Henry Denker, there additional activities fashioned ; canning. One demonstration are will speakers ~ secured months in are who also writes script. the William 5 educational and recreational in convince that getting foods ready for you For advance. instance, His Excel- Stoess is the musical Ful- director. BEE! : which exhibits There freezing ” nature. really quite simple. THE are lency, Archbishop A. Cicog'nani, G. 3 Oursler is ton the and. creator orig- several periods require free to This is that the time Home Freezer to get ‘D.D., Apostolic Delegate the to of the nator program. FOR THE look Demonstrations of promised yourself. It will give va- big over. you United States,-.will you a be this of Greatest one Broadcasts of the periods rious and social of lift The types canning time. foods at freeze and you year’s speakers. Important 3Story men WHO ‘Told Ever MAN heard all are planned. entertainment, make will meal-planning store easier are now, he‘world, being beamed by ; over winter, At such convention is and next 15,000 too. People a one you save money Attend , KNOWS short-wave to 57 countries all likely people only on meet to not Electrical Your Dealer make delivery can the cpntinents. all of the from United ; parts of difi‘erent and sizes models of Home many ‘for Mass Septenary The is heard likewise States, from foreign Freezers. but He sta- will also help program with convenient on you. Etions WTCN (Minneapolis-St. purchase all is countries, for after it terms. a _ DISTRIBUTED iPaul) BY and KNAX (Yankton, S. precious opportunity acquire to Cologne—A congregation of 15,- (to. Kemp’s cream Ice Dak). ' \ information important and meet : . 000, including hundreds Brit- of con-pan? nontncnn people people and other from STATES POWER ASK .ish FOR occupation 567 attended l’bono troops, lands that. know crown. mull. or. i P f i a1 [Mass t by Cardinal The subjects treated at such o n c a There will convention? be fam- Griffin of Westminster the a on sec- ily day with talks and discussions ond day of the septenary celebra- * thing all that make to WAKE 'doing on goes more Just up a the for home tionsat famed Cologne Cathedral. VKEVEKE wholesome, happier family'life on The day the Papal Leg- chores sitting down. same the talks Comfort- land. There and saw are L! D E CIOUS Cardinal discussions for ate, Micara, call Min- men on crops, emu-rigid ICE CREAM on able, form-fit seat livestdck, agricultural marketing, . . . ister-President Arnold of the policy, the things that and help STAINLESS STEEL; as CLAD construction. Ideal, North Rhine, COPPER Westphalia, too, a area. family the father provide of It the time a a first in post-war was household ladder for safer climb- better home. Women will find Germany that leading German a sessions fitted their needs, in- to ing politician rubber-traded conferred with A with Leader in Its Field a repre- I YOUI'WOIH Brighten . structive, interesting, refresh- . and . Kitchen And‘lighten septative the of Pope. Your To “swing-away" that fit neatly mg. asap: -~ Cardinal Faulhaber of Munich Yfiuth have prominent place PORTABLE a signers Co'- the the of was among beneath the four-star A seat. in convention." There will t be e logne Golden Book, with and a demonstration, 4-H talks and a beauty, with support brilliant ' chromium of prelates Tested visited the Bens- group to COMPRESSOR discussions and thing particu- AIR one berg seminary, the Altenberg pounds. Ca- 1,000 over finish and larly dear their hearts—in- trim in enamel choice to thedral, Catholic and youth a cen- struction participation and in new where witnessed they ter 0' the "Tuna, first ‘\|‘ Guammod ofmode’tn colors. _ byx of At forms recreation. I one Iv ‘ con- showing in Germany movie, the of , (Ii'ood Housekeeping V thought that vention it hall was a Compact, light Sum} The and of Bernadette. 1 ea‘ay to Mn“ MA! , ‘ with capacity hold to‘ 3,000 tumult a would That ample. be many carry! Pumps tiru, were Illustrated$l7j95 sprays, British Youth German, turned back from the door an Ag paints, and scheduled the machine! the .9 hour before activi- grease: Enioying‘ Same I Camp ties. love Do they convention! V a Rugged Construction! Equip- will So if visit La you you . ,.. _ Crosse, Wis, Oct. 17-20. . available ment popular at Dublin—Today ‘ they just . are ‘ happy family, but, when Ger- one prices. 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