CLOUD November THE ST. REGISTER 1948 VFI-iday, 12, Student for. Program ASK IsabeHans Talent Help ma Funds DPS Raise ' , Cathedral 22 Receive Is Staged at. Mom b’e Cathedral high students school Palmersheim, Joe Condon, rs Gerald E Ll CIOUS D faculty their and enjoyed first Opatz, and Thomas Wahl. CREAM ICE student Cothedmlite talent of the The In solemn formal in business ceremonies staff, program cur- scholastic Wednes- under the PECAN the rent K. of C. hall Stella the Maris Gloria management of year on DIAMOND RINGS day of last week. by Schleper, Sponsored senior, will circle, Daughters Isabella, hold of . re- a rum- the council, student ‘these sale Saturday BE ceived members into THE BRIDE TO the morning, son 22 BUT'I'ERSCOTCH pro- mage on CAKE new have popular Nov. become 13, beginning society. o’clock, grams at 8 in a BUTT &. WEIMAN the tradition in the several Institute. Furniture, General chairmen the past for toys, and event years. ‘ 37c 48c 69c clothing will be sold, Mrs. Louis Rothstein and the'program and the Participating in were pro- as Barthel-‘1!!! Succest‘orl J. N. ceeds will to Edward be used for Mrs. Z‘app. Hostesses the publica- piano soloists Alice Hiemenz, were were 702% Germain St. St. fion costs of the Mrs. Frank Murphy, 1949 Cathedra- Mrs. A. S. Mary Georgiann Jane Strack, and DINNER ROLLS lte. Olson, Clara Schmidt, Mrs. Martha Vogel. Vocal selections were pre- Schmidt, Mrs. William Schmidt, by Yvonne Egermann, sented FRANK 130 Schmitt, C. J. 3:2. Mrs. Garold Mrs. Ethen, Fasen, Frances Dorene JACKSON w. Closes 13 Hours’ Rite Schwartz, Mrs. Schwing- Frank Thelen, Corinne Joan and Jean hammer, Catherine Seifert, Mrs. Lantz, Harriet Whipkey, and ARCHITECT a, COOKIES Parish In I’o’xliome in SUGAR Mrs. Andrew Voigt, Mrs. J. P. Palmer- boys, Thomas quartet of Design Ecclesiastical Wahl, Mrs. Larry Rau, and Mrs. sh‘eim, Mike Vincent Merrigan, 21 Winczewski. Henry Foxhome.—Father 3:2. Mehr. Schaefer and Donald Benedict Pet- c , , American Bldg. Bank National The hall with decorated ermeier of Breckenridge delivered was Variety featured, acts too, were 51'. CLOUD. MINN. colorful bouquets red, gold, and of the the closing sermon‘at Smith, Bigley ceremon- by Rose Ann the Cox's white chrysanthemums. Tea ies of Thirteen Hours’ devotion was in David brothers, Donald and Pat, BAKERY after the ceremonies. Bas- served St. Joseph’s church here Oct. 25. Donna Gilbert. Co- McGraw, and sum realized. or!- PARISH The stalwart MEN OF ST. LOUIS’ $350 above THESE of given special kets flowers was group Other priests who assisted as the at and Gilbert chairmen Donna were includes A. TSCHUMPERLIN went'to prizes Mrs. George Robis- chefs, hotel Paynesville made several and opera- in served.a home restaurant ceremonies Father B. H. Wes- sau-. 7th were 24 AVE. Hillstrom. So. Georgia A Mrs. chon Kenneth and Bennett... sling, Fergus Falls; Father Har- and business and the than 550 order raise guests in to to tors, managers, was so supper more supper GAMBLE sage .2 BLOCK Attended Luncheon The D. of I. members old Dimmerling, Breckenridge; new FUNERAL are and HOME grand funds the displaced persons’ fund. 'A success. for parish a ST. CLOUD, MINN. Kiwanians, elected earlier Junior Mrs. Werner Aigner, Kenneth Father William Kloeckner, Maine. rs. “may, fall 0 ‘ inDOnn'eIl'y, this the junior class, I O by at- 'Carl Bennett, Mrs. nsfeld, Mrs. Jubilee 3-Act Play Silver their first weekly Kiwanis tended William LaWrence Burgmeier, Mrs. ‘Phons 160-.W Minn. St. Cloud. luncheon recently. Donnelly, Mrs. Lillian Gowen, DINNDORF PAINT 8. WALLPAPER STORE They include Jerry Hollenhorst, Heinen, Mrs. Mrs. J. F. Ray Her- Planned in Roger Schmitt, Robert Mrs. Urban Lodermeier, Borgert, manson, “4- Schellinger Thene, Meagher, Robert Opitz, Mrs. Theodore David ' Mrs. Bernard Bros. Pittsburgh Paints James Brutger, Tim Murphy. Mrs. and Ostmoe, Howard Reed, Mrs. Collegeville :«au Each the has George Robischon, Lawrence of month Mrs. seven one Painting BUILDERS Contractor Varnishes — weekly Mrs. Alma in which he attends the Seanger, Rosenberger, Reliable Contractors 5 Springer, meetings. John Mrs. Bernard Mrs. Imperial Washable Wallpaper. 'Collegeville.—The . 3:31.23“; Johnny Play- senior boys Statz, William Six other Mrs. Stibal, Mrs. represent 2355“! Phone dramatic of St. John’s ers, group C.H.S. weekly Tuesday Truzinski, Mrs. John Wey- Rotarian Peter at Nth 8o. Cloud 12! Ave. St. Tel. university, will 435 7th Joseph 12 Ave. 50. present St. Cloud and They Michael O’Don- rauch, Mrs. Helen Anderson, dinners. are as; Kesselring’s famous three-act com— Gilbert Buttweiler, Philip nell, Thomas Thometz. Mri. edy, Arsenic Old and Lace, the ale on WW university Wednesday stage next ‘ 3&1 re; and Thursday evenings, Nov. 17 FOURTH WARD ‘37: and ‘ 18. Gambles Clearance This is the frist production by ' l MARKET this in ’48-’49 t group e season. All performances will. begin at Gntflsowsk! Joe 7:45. MEATS Father Dominic Keller, O.S.B., .vv-ge” a: O. ,. ' director of college dramatics, GROCERIES has ._ made number of character HOME-MADE a 5 ,. changes fit the play all- to to an SAUSAGE Jl male cast. . $10 Men's Charles Veterans Matthews and and 403 9th N. Cloud Ave. St. Durken will Don play the lead roles PHONE 2052-53 Abe of and Martin Brewster, two Established Years! 39 slightly eccentric old with men pe— culiar pastimes. MR. AND MRS. Lawrence_ Wolking of Donnelly ' The main supporting actors are marked their silver wedding Oct. 25. They HAT S anniversary Don Love Mortimer Brewster, as ' pictured with their Larry, and daughter, Donna, who nephew Abe arrived of and Martin; Ed- are son, home by plane from Germany the for occasion. Sherman ward Jonathan Brew- as , Mortimer’s brother; ‘ ster, Don + + + ,+ + Meyers, Dr. Herman . Einstein; as . Donnelly Family and Dennis Moran Teddy Together Brew- as the brother of Abe ster, and Martin. ‘ For Parents' Anniversary Parish Browns in Valley Has Hours’ Devotion 13 Donnelly.——Mr. and Mrs. Law- Larry, and daughter, Donna. The Browns Valley. T h i 0% t Wolking OFF marked their silver latter arived r e e home by plane 11 rence from —— Hours’ devotion honoring th wedding anniversary Oct. be- Germany 25 for the occasion. e She is Blessed Sacrament held in St. ginning with High Mass offered employed by was the U. S. War depart- a Anthony’s church Oct. with 31, by Father Theodore Peterka in St. Germany. in ment Father Gordon Knese, O.F.M., Theresa’s church. Daughter Telephones Little Falls of delivering the The jubilarians renewed their ser- From Central the closing America at ceremonies in vows'before marriage the Mass mon evening. the and attended by their were son, Another daughter the of Wolk- Kayne! ougagenentpnd ings, Dottie, called from San Sal- Teen—Agers vador, Central America, in the wedding that ring-sets 'As See It afternoon. Larry and another grey son, and, ° Brown, blue, Joseph, at tan. students John’s St. “sham inspectionpgq-g. are university and school, prep re- .diaosoodsvoi' spectively. After Sizes: the Jubilee 67-8 Mass 71-2 break- to social ‘v “Do do serious thinking about tecn-sgers today’s fast served 1. in any the Wolking was Strobel’s problems? home for the family and relatives. . g. Watch this column wool: and yourself! for host A of friends every and neighbors see ' felts Fur i. called during a as the s afternoon and Jewelers Seniors of Cathedral evening high school, St. Cloud, to their will about felicita- talk the express 614 St. Germain home, St. the school, the trons. They will state. talk about labor capital and St. Cloud, Minnesota. Out-of—town in this column. will They tell visitors how Christian included: should face and you a You’ll like these soft-to-the-touch fur felt hats solve the Mr. genuine social problems and Mrs. A. of today. J. Loegering and ‘ o . . 5.? That daughters, people love challenge Jeanne, Betty is'proverbial. Lou, That and they young a and like you’ll the price. easy-on-the-budget For this clear- -.‘ hungry Norma, for philosophy Minneapolis; life of that gives Mr. the also and Mrs. is are a answers the has price been knocked down 20%. proverbial. M. J. Hat styles . Loegering and James, ance, ~. son, IN , Long This Prairie; series "A Christian David Loegering, Approach Social Problems" to on with wide bands, and brims, shades. in fall or narrow new Long will Prairie; be the 10 work of William members Loegering, of the social science classes, who We have others priced 1.99 4.98. Save Minneapolis. during this the challenge answered do study, at to real discussion, and to now some YEARS integration. ' stupendous clearance. Within limits OR IN the of project _ this kind, of the students will ANSWERS a TO QUIZ the major landmarks in their survey toward such in-- programs an 50 l—a, 2—c, 3—-c, 4—b, 5—b, tegrated philosophy. Obviously there be OUR TIME USE THRIFTY PAYMENT PLAN completeness of O I O can no 6—b, 7——c, 8—b, 9—a, 10—c. detail; obviously, there too, will be certain lack insight and of of a the interrelationships, of of “wholeness” that be gained grasp can The PORTRAITS have you only experience by and much profound study. But, it is hoped, more made now—of yourself of or this will be start. a the children—will in our grow . The series articles of follow will the general outline -of the Now importance Your and in meaning. Is Time Take Pick social science They will briefly, and without present course. any to Make th LASTINGLY em adequacy, pretense, at the basic truths in light of the which all in- HANDSOME, ‘ LASTINGLY dividual problems will be discussed: 1) God exists and created all PLEASING, by having them things; 2) Man has spiritual, immortal soul; Man 3) has free will; a a made in modern profes- a 4) Man is subject law, 5) to and As has he rights consequence, a sional studio. duties; and 6% The Church founded by Christ and therefore has was His teaching uthority. ' BEST The PORTRAITS These basic truths not the matter the sub'ect of are are or a so- From Gambles’ igParade still ciology the They belong rather of in the fields course. philosophy, 0 MOST theology, REASONABLE psychology, ethics. and But Christian sociology is worthy of the no course name unless these truths be somehow integral of After it. part an these establishing foundation blocks, the CARI; architectural blue- FRITZ Christian bf living print will be presented—the Christian in the Mystical Body of Christ. I Then the writers start to build. They will be can concerned with and society. will They define those man place Photographer two terms and in them them setting. From that point proper it will be on, a con- 509% St. Germain Tel. 146 sideration of in the societies that man to permit his are necessary development :Iéulll his and the attainment of final goal—the vision of o _ . “1.9-; And since Christianity is essentially of burden "Thou not a shalt not’s,” but ringing challenge love—God, self, neighbor to a —-the students will discuss these societies, the family, Church, .., school, state, work and international society God group, meant as I ‘ —_. them be. to Asiunie Abuses, perversions, and evident enough, error the Sivinski’s are to even They know, and want to young. they be led love to and there- can The style tell this is the week when experts will more us fore will, men to the design God of for these societies. So, in far as as buy than other Sacred that topcoats time of the here A be achieved, at and, any Trust there will be positive can year approach and a pre- . . . sentation. Mister, we’re ready for with selection of all-wool fine you a. _Why attempt something of this kind? Pope Pius XI in his that anything we’ve garments tops Literally, en- ever seen. our cychcal the Christian Education of Youth on has given the answer: inventory of has been larger. tOpcoa‘ts Our size, style, never “Education consists essentially in preparing for what a man and color complete is price he planned is be and what range he do must must here below our range in order attain . . . to sublime the fit For pocketbook. end which real for to be satisfaction, created.” visit topcoat your we: » . And Christian education Gambles worthy the of the Shopping other Center.‘ ’ name can use no ' standard: Whatever secondary goals be, essentially our s may we are pre- . for eternal life. They paring attain men that only by living this can is life well. And living life this well primarily, knowing means, not mi what is good doing what is good—it nor consists in being good. “time‘s The first thing the Holy Father charges with is to us pre- for what he be. That,‘of WP" pare must a man demands that course, he know what he is be must: and how he to is achieve it. So to WP“ it function is the of s the Christian educator lead the student to the truth. to When the accept seri- we And is truth not of factual, sum statistical, a and chronological responsibility ous of knowledge. The a truth that shall make free is integrated men an complete phllosophy funeral of life in service, harmony with God’s will. And knowing is enough. decisions not While is learning.what be our must - he man must be, his will be must rectified led and to desire right the accomplish- and in accord- . of . . ment God’s plan, first in himself and then in others. with wishes. ance your When this will is habitual, then the will be good, and man so Your call all that to 908 he (night, does will be good. The emphasis is being good, and on USE, PAYMENT OUR THRIF TY TI’ME then PLAN the doing .1804) good will brings take itself. of A in care whom Christ you sympa- man lives help but cannot do good here below. assistance. , thetic, And his sublime efficient is goal bone.) assured. (herring ’ 2 So that: the is of Christian Reg. To education: purpose - present the to student living philosophy by which have he live—to 225° a can him know it that to he be articulate about Thereby it. be may draw others and nourish his love of truth toward deeper own a living MINNESOTA of it. And that living of will it overflow into GAMBLE ST. BLOCK, CLOUD, THE restoration a ' of all things in Christ. The C.H.S. seniors “ONE will tell all ous’ssoon” about it. Watch you for the STOP. Clfltll vous mission snomyo first article ' I week’s next . of the Register. in issue ‘\ .\.