REGISTER THE ST. CLOUD PAGE FIVE I. Gowns Set About Nun-Artist Strapless Ploylet Retreats RELIGIOUS ARTICLES ‘ Students For Barred Proms at Prayerbooks, Rosaries, Sick Call Sets, Medals and Chains, Crucifixes, Bibles, St. Andrew’s Mi- Daily Cathedral At eal, Holy Water Fonts, Statues, etc. Milwaukee In recollection juniors for A day of THE FRITZ-CROSS RETAIL STORE Cathedral high seniors of and SPICE CAKE for freshmen and school and one 26 6th Ave. No. St. Cloud, Minn. been arranged by have Milwaukee, sophomores Wis—Strapless eve- Fa- school director, Cathedral high have barred ening been 69c 39c 49c gowns Thursday Aschoff, for Ralph Catholic high school from ther proms PAPER. April and 8. Friday, 7 by Archbishop Moses and here E; Mollner, S.J., M. Joseph Kiley. Father PAINTS—WALL DINNER ROLLS St. Retreat house in Jesuit the of The extends all prohibition to the recollection conducting Paul is kinds formal that feature of gowns [ recently Mollner day. Father was shoulders and bare of doz. was one Paint and Paul after wall St. transferred keep to home looking serv- smart adopted paper can regulations your several II prom and chaplain ice a as well the army archdiocesan education officials walls an by and woodwork. as See large selec- as preserve Oatmeal Cookies our university, Creighten professor at and Archbishop. approved by the tion of paints and wall in beautiful colors and modern papers Omaha. that all The rules require proms designs. 19c and for Various plans retreats begin and close 11:30 8 at at p.m. .... been have recollection days spon- Pupils attending these affairs p.m. high school in Cathedral sored at later than 1:30 be home must not KOERBER V PAINT SHOP for Two-day retreats past COX’S BAKERY the years: No student leave may am. student body, separate entire the building during the prom. girls senior boys and for retreats Father Edmund J. According to 7th AVE. So. 24 Benedict’s, City and St. Pine at re- Goebel, superintendent of schools, 20 Sixth Ave. So. St. Cloud, Minn. BLOCK GAMBLE sched- various other spectively, and delinquency is rise in juvenile a ST. CLOUD, MINN. ules. the adop- largely responsible for O The present arrangement was A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A tion of the rules. MMMMWWW) i enroll- large school prompted by regulations He said the were The listed here deserve difficulties firms to and the of the ments pro- drawn following of dis- survey remembered when up a be you are for the viding off-campus retreats dif- the children attend tributing whose 3,000 to parents patronage your seniors. Cloud Hospital business. ferent lines of Salnt the high schools. Parents five of expressed particular he concern, i activities pupils added, the of BERTA HUM MEL, sister- renowned and Nancy Robinson, sisters in the in school over art closed and also after the dances Munich, Germany; Joan Zimmer, Marie professor; . artist, the subJect of playlet m 1 A modern, well-equipped hospi- 5 was a pre- Hum- Fredriechs, Frau Hummel, mother expenses. of Sister over prom sented by sodalists St. Anthony’s of grade school tal with well-organized staff decided result, that a Variations As it mel; Mary Louise Lommel, Innocent (Berta was Sister a Cloud. Part the in St. of pictured above. is cast i of should physicians and ticket specialists. cost more Hummel); Therese Lodermeier, Hummel prom Berta no at Left right, seated, Carol Ziebol, student; to are should than $3 and that Hummel corsages the of 18; Arnella Stockinger, Berta Conducted age by the Sisters of the Herr Feichtinger, Adolph Hummel, Doreen father be than $1.50. not the and Carol O’Donnell, Sister Mona, more of 10; at age Hummel; Patricia of Sister Zimmer and Geraldine limits “We felt should set teacher.—-—(Bob on Berta’s Molitor photo) we FROM I students; standing, Krupa, Genevieve Kotschevar Order of St. Benedict students,” Fa- the expenditures of « described said. He the ther Goebel Hilarion Rosch Plc. ONE “con- limit time BASIC 1:30 DESIGN as a Featured am. Guest Speakers trol factor” in delinquency. Reburied Kentucky in Father Keaveny DON’T Month In Vocation Project FAIL Cloud.-—Reinterment St. serv- for Pfc. Hilarion W. Rosch, ices National Gets Post Get Italy To Our killed in action in On That Fender, June Estimate Dented on of be sister-artist of Pupils The month March will Germany. not the of 1944, 35, Repaint Job Wrecked 3, Car. at age were by forgotten the sodalists of or eighth young of the sixth, seventh, and held the Zachary Taylor Na— at St. Anthony’s grade school. Father T. Leo Keaveny was playlet FRONT END grades took The ALIGNING WHEEL BALANCING part. por- Louiseville, tional Ky., in cemetery All —— through the they month chairman of the Midwest elected were March 30. trayed the life of Berta COMPLETE story BRAKE and STEERING SERVICE reminded on “why” and the of the school de— of secondary unit the He his Mr. “wherefore” life leaves and of religious vocations Hummel, her and her parents, art, Catholic National of the partment as Our experienced workmen modern equipment and Ignatius Rosch, and sis- by various speakers. sister. sisterhoods Mrs. four Three guest Educational association its at were a service an- at are your the playlet. Kathleen and Dorothy, Their month represented in vocation at ters, Chicago. nual meeting in program L. N. Murphy and with playlet hom'e, and Mrs. concluded delegates attended More than 700 MEGARRY BUICK was on On the day Sister Mary C0. a same Minneopolis. noted Marjorie, the life of Berta Hummel, Tuesday. the one-day meeting Anthony of St. Benedict’s scholas- on served Keaveny had Father ticate, postulant, and aspirant Court: House Square St. Telephone Cloud Z as 1 1 a an Circle Maris Host Santa Midwest unit of the for visited girls the sodality. secretary the of D. of Convention State the l Sister Anthony explained two Mary past years. Others from the diocese who at- the life of the Benedictine Sister Chicago meeting tended the and introduced the postulant, who . were Schirber, O.S.B., Father Martin spoke life about her postulant. Q Our-0.0... as a Held Minneapolis To Be in university; Sister Rich- John’s St. The talks supplemented by . were Metal Roofing DESIGN Cornice Co. high 8. arda, principal, Cathedral of various activities shots of No'.‘5211 snap a Cloud; school, St. and Sister Ber— Benedictine life. and Sister Clara, nice, principal, Sodalists also learned more Minneapolis—Santa 0.... Maria circle, be Minneapolis, will Boniface’s high school, both of St. about religious by vocations read- All Types of the Spring. host Minnesota circle, Cold to Daughters Isabella, its of at ing books, pamphlets, and maga- 17th annual convention zine articles. April Metal 30 and May 1, Mrs. Richard Roofing Siding Sheet - — THIELMAN Dooley, scribe, state At earlier sodality announced. meetings Father Berthold Ricker, O.S.B., Ethel Miss M. Hickey and Miss Genevieve Belanger are HARDWARE W. N. McDowall McDowell Geo. .l. spoke vocations in general and - on convention co-chairmen. Head- . sodalists urged and think to the meeting. Her subject will be pray Paints Sporting Phone 152/6 will be the Radisson St. Cloud quarters at — about their vocation Father “A Way Achievement.” to now. hotel. Goods Gordon Knese, O.F.M., Little Falls, Auxiliary Bishop James Byrne KIT This is expected be largest ISLE H QERN the to spoke vocation Fran- 50., Cloud the the 7th Ave. St. will to 17, be the speaker the guest at on .OOOOOOOOOOOOOC‘I convention history, in three ciscan order. as new Saturday evening dinner in the circles, Osakis, Moose Lake, and W Gold On another occasion lay two room. Hastings, have been added since Mrs. Kozlik will preside the at YOU SAVE WHEN YOU SHOP AT brothers of St. John’s abbey, the last meeting. business session, which for- will Brother Joseph Gan-fie“ and Brother An- Mrs. Velleda Kozlik of Duluth, mally 7:30 Saturday, at thony, spoke the boys of the open to p.m. has announced the April state regent, 30, in the Gold sodality their vocation Bene- room. on as following Delegates and visitors will at- program: dictine Brothers. On March 23, CENTER SHOPPING Registration 10 April at Mass tend o’clock 8 Sunday, at a.m., Father Gehry, Columban Father, a Own 30, the mezzanine floor, and May 1, the Basilica of St. at Mary, spoke on all the Price a to sodalists Name Your !_ the on regents’ round-table in 1 and breakfast at will be served the at life of Columban missionary. p.m. ROOM LIVING a the Spanish This will be hotel, be followed by to business room. a Right the sodalists now are an- followed by the literature 22§xtl§ state and sessmn. xiously waiting for color film, a front session, with the Luncheon and memorial prayer ser- WW The Life of Seminarian, which a. chairman, Mrs. Mary Mulcahy, vices will take place the Minne— at pictures the life of a young man Faribault, presiding, and Mrs. apolis Youth and the center pro- from the day he the semin- enters Elizabeth Miller Morris, reporting will conclude with banquet gram a until the day he offers his ary front work. in the state grand ballroom of the hotel. on prayer first Mass. flW___ Sister Jeanne Marie of the Col- The Rev. Rudolph G. Bandas will lege of St. Catherine will address be the principal speaker. Frosh FLOWERS State Officer: Errors Labor Urged Press State officers attend the to meet- ing the Rev. Rudolph G. are Lift Spirits Bandas, chaplain, state of rector Employer’s For Use the St. Paul seminary; Mrs. Vel- lida Kozlik, Duluth, state regent; Of Teachers Mrs. Ann Arnold, St. Paul, vice FIRST FLOOR Rose Miss Moritz, Employers, regent; Duluth, be the read to sure labor secretary; will it “aid be to press; an Miss Genevieve Belanger, Min- better plant management.” Who teachers lead dull says a. neapolis, Mrs. Elizabeth treasurer; That advice from not life? comes, T Miller, Morris, chancellor; Mrs. circulation-hungry labor edi— There some in action, variety, and Selina Rifenrath, Brainerd, moni- but from tor, magazine busi— for something a learn to new every BEDROOM Mrs. Antoinette tor; Dooley, Fari- nessmen—Kiplinger Magazine, sis- day—witness these gleanings bault, scribe; Miss Francis Drink- publication the ter of “in-the- 8§ 8ll from Catholic high school fresh- x wine, St. Cloud; Mrs. Winnie An— know” Kiplinger Letter. English man papers: ' Falls; Little Mrs. Mary Schan- ton, The magazine estimates that the HAL'L "An adolescent is someone haar, Melrose, and Mrs. 700 900 union to in the trustees; who papers is recovering ill- from an Mary Mulachy, Faribault, read by about country state 20,000,- are ness." adults. literature 000 chairman. “The life of written person a CLOS LIN. “One Regents the the meeting will best be of at find to by ways himself autobiology." is Mrs. Mary Cameron, (what vice the unions out thinking) regent are “In later life Mark Twain ' Duluth; Miss Frances is read union Drink- to Kip- at newspapers.” bankrupt and lost all his went linger wine, St. Cloud; Mrs. Mary Ada says. But before died i he he money. 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She has now Andrew, and Joseph, both Eagle; of Nashwauk; grandchildren 71 and great—grandchildren. 49 Mr. Henry, Alberta, Canada; Edmonton, and Michael, Gangl died in Pictured above, left right, 1923. Grey Eagle. to