‘1‘ CLOUD REGISTER PAGE FIVE THE ST- 1949 9, December Friday, Donates Fees Architect Here Speaks Artist Catholic Noted British Recne Vets Hyde Park in Rosary Warroad Church - For ' " I In . . - 4- ,th o seeing British ale drinkers are they sights these days strange as of swinging doors look the out pledged date for donation to largest Crookston.——The their pubs. built in War- Memorial church be to Father Aulneau the Sunday afternoons they On Freed, architect from Aber- Ursa Louis offer of is the road service of young see a group building plans for design the and execute deen, S. Dak., to publicly reciting the Rosary men Hyde park. of famed in edifice. the a corner building be project Another band $600,000 call plans the seen re- Since now may present their beads in there. citing under of for expenditure square a way to up an drive launched in all London. The of outer Mr. for the $100,000 was structure, State of Catholic churches of the architect’s of Freed's donation this sim- effective has been So Sunday, Centennial Minnesota valued from for services is on ple exhibition vencration of at distribution Oct. 9, with the free $6,000. $4,000 Lady that Our to con- numerous of of “Minnesota’s copies 270,000 reported. have been versions had formu- asked if he When Martyr." Forgotten ideas about lated preliminary any replied, “It will design, he the re- Seated Officers Are New study and inspira- lot of quire a tion." Young- The of Governor name dahl added last month the Circle Maris to Stella By was distinguished contributors list of fund. the Father Aulneau to Coming Cloud St. to Governor Sends Teresa organist; and Wie- Maris Beacom, New officers of Stella cir- Letter, Donation Vossberg, Mrs. T. N. cle, St. Daughters Isa- ber, Alma and Cloud of December 13, I4, 15 ' Fleming, bella, formally installed trustees. Father Emmett Shanahan, War- were on Margaret’s choral Wednesda week the St. of-last in group, un- road, said that the sent governor Columbus Edward Mrs. Knights hall. der direction of and donation nice “a 0 a generous Officers Listed Noehring, entitled right, Rose- left Bethune, program made by Miss to letter." gave sketch little a ' key figure are ADE 1 BETHLNE’ MISS y High School Tech Auditorium m , a Narrators Officers for the ensuing “Our Lady Fatima.” of Meinberg, 0.S.B., St. Cloud are Father year Boyle, said Mr. Freed that hopes mary he to America, in art revolution of Catholic the Richard Wieber, Otto Miss Mrs. Mrs. Bruning, Mrs. regent; and Mary Jean Miss Bethune, were university; John’s spend week in the to a or so area Frances Drinkwine, Mrs. Nicholas Arthur Duncan, and regent; mural past of the standing of in front Minnesota. They Pluth. Central a three days last week in are spent the territory before be- look over Mrs. A. J. Monn, vice Siegmund. Children participating regent; P.M. 8:00 wall at which of tle St. Cloud, Diocese of talk in the informal one her assignments covers One of design. ginning his work was an on financial Kath- Hennen, Mae Schnieder, Marie Anna secretary; bookshop—(Bob Molitor photo) were looking above Bookshop. Pictured at Cloud St. a Mr. Freed became acquainted Kain, Mrs. E. H. recording leen Siegmund, Richard and Wic- secre- the drive with state-wide col- commerce Prominent to Linn, Refreshments Sale The Chamber Irene Mrs. ber. served; Tickets Now Man' of 'Olher Wise tary; treasurer; at were on w.v__ lect funds for the when project Artist Catholic Adrian Rosenberger, Mrs. the gold monitor; centerpiece of and white he read about distribution the K. the of Office In C. Bldg. colors. Miller, carried circlc‘s Peter E. custodian; Mary the out Father E Shonlhen'e t Donohuc, chancellor; Mrs. D. E. Mrs. Conlon Mrs. Ray m m e Vincent and pamphlet, “Minnesota’s Be Heard Forgot- To Scribe; Mary Griffin, Cote, Hermanson (to-chairman. inner were Bookshop 200 on Talks Martyr, ' Northlend "Our in ten social Mrs. Harold McManus, combined guard: A business and .——v at to $1.20, $1.80, Prices: $2.40, $3.00, $3.60 Diocese." Arnie guard; Bine. ban- meeting held Wednesday outer Mrs. was on At Mr. Freed retained of is Mrs. R. J. Reichen- this The present ner-bearer; week. in- Tax Included program Family Theater by Sacred Heart parish East guide; Mrs. Kenneth cluded Christmas with each first at party sperger, a finger. little Grand around her Forks audience architect for the bringing Cath- Bennett, second guide; Mrs. C. E. member gift. Ade Bethune, noted Miss as a completely artless, For she crowd of olic artist. attracted was a wise. simple, and St. friendly, the nearly 200 to very so persons Man"—Henry “The Wise Other Cloud week. bookshop last stressed Bethune Miu two classic— Dyke’s Christmas Van lecture. her famous points This in charming artist, Theater heard Family be will f on Quar- Art ('ulholic editor of the defined the First, she as amateur stations Dec. Wednesday, 14, l over churches, of lerly, decorator the professional. Contrary and ' to WREX, Du— Brainerd, KLIZ, and illustrator and stained—glass artist, Miss Bethune impression, general 8:30 Iuth, at pm. F wound her ll'nrlrcr, of Catholic the who loves; said, is amateur one an almost Known loved for and because does thing who not a one of the half the story century, a he wanted but because has he .y to, %/ Wise Man, who fourth never to. reached Bathlehem, be will the first professional is who does A one Christmas series of in great a his it. task because is art or a Family The- stories presented by despises it. job, if his he even during the holiday ater season. is weld The thing in then, to art, On Dec. “The Littlest An— 21, TOYLPEN BAMENT for this of the love the amateur gel,” Young, Loretta narrated by IN THE the profes- with skill of the art the will be who made it famous, signal. Family presentation. theater stressed that second point . Her .fer‘fesrgeme writ- Littlest Angel” “The was »“ for instance, things, must a vase especially Miss Young by Rolling for .Smooth Rubber Red and speedy ten Firey too.. by the artist first be made to be Tazewell. Since being Charles re- its good to purpose vase, serve a in become corded 1945, it has one container well, and then be to Steel Wheels...Sturdy Body... Tied sel— and best as a popular of the most beautifully artist d The ' m a e. ling Christmas albums. make first seek should not to a club special Hollywood glee A ;Ameriia‘sl Greatest thing; if make beautiful tries .‘ he to ‘ under orchestra, 22-piece and a will beautiful. useful it be SPECIAL RAB") vase, a of Harry Zimmer- direction the - Value! Watch Artfully, said, “I Miss Bethune choral the will present - ar- man, I beautiful but , have seen a vase, and musical rangement * I es- score beautiful.” have never written Miss Young’s seen a pecially for WAGONS housewife And then the for narrative. wishes she could read who Young’s latest. picture Loretta or Bethune instead, Miss paint will Come the Stable, release, to doing "dishwashing, what- said, followed by her Metro- be soon . and do well with picture, Key a Goldwyn-Mayer we V’ ever to heart, art.” good is the City. lucky wonderful FOR What fun for FOR BOYS! GIRLS! young- some Wednesday, Dec. Sister Enid 14, and Family Theater, originated morning! Listen his Christmas to ster come the College of St. Smith from produced by Father Patrick Pey- r delight the glisten- when he of cries Benedict will speak Maritain, grasps on is Wed- 0.8.0., heard ton; every philosopher French and begins the great handle and pulling block steel ing evenin the Mutual nesday : over System. who is teaching at convert . now Broadcasting It aims baked-on enamel gleaming red steel the to Maritain, whose books Princeton. of the practice daily fam- restore And enough for roomy—big is it a wagon. Mental include Intelligence and homes of the ily the to prayer husky couple of Faith, Art. and Prayer and young passengers. was re- world. France’s cently representative to the Vatican. National Award Wins speakers for scheduled Other bookshop future talks-at the are Howard Lafayette, La.-—— Mrs. David King, Father Ross author; of first Judice is winner the prize VI: of the Cath- Day, editor Dorothy Sears day beginning will be from of in the national educational $50 9 9 to a.m. 13.111. every open Worker; Fred Hughes, St. CARLYLE olic and GODDESS shopping Friday, December Christmas convenient”. by the sponsored Catholic for 16, contest your um»: Cloud TIME “F” attorney. or Daughters America. She Open of until December 5 24. won hand p.m. Ispanslon Mel: I? Wilbur her reveiew of with Personality $4500 $3150 0 R D O Living, by and Successful the Rev. James Magner, the ' of procurator Inn Daily Mass For Catholic University America. of STROBEL’S 7"! IIGNT WAY SEARS USE i TO 53" r i i 2233213:aamazzaewatxnnxnxaaawa Dec. Q—Friday in Octave of Im- and Jewelers EASY PAYMENT PLAN GIFT TOYS AND Mass Dec. maculate Conception. as Optometrists ASK ABOUT of Spirit. Collect Holy 8, with 3rd White vestments. THE EASY TERMS St. St. Germain 614 Dec. 10—Saturday in of Octave for the Home St. Cloud Mass Immaculate Conception. as Dec. the 3rd Collect of 8, with Colorful W High Chair St. Melchiades. Apostles’ Preface. Illuminated Musical Church .A Pollceman White Push vestments. Chime For Dollie All wood construction 11——'l‘hird Ad- Dec. Sunday of Frosted like finish snow (“Gaudete" Sunday). Spec— vent. 59¢ 149 59¢ box—plays Swiss music Collect St. ial Mass. Second of Con- Easy Damasus, 3rd of Immaculate Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Night” “Silent Electric Freight Model Tome key-wind ception (Octave), Creed, Trinity Strong Helps baby learn Metal pastel choir wide—9 inches ‘Size inches 8 WEIDNER'S sends him Don't Miss Preface. Rose motor walk! 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Trucks, Red 0R: Sets, Dolls, vestments. etc. Low Mass only) (At Winter Em- ber No Gloria, Friday. 2nd Collect C-Eirls’l A Favorite with All SPECIAL ' Eusebius. St. 3rd of Our Lady, of r Preface. Violet Ordinary vest- Doll Buggies Kozy Ker Pay you'll and as sow you new merits. . 98 . . Assorted Colors 1 the save! See ECONOMY new (From Hour Use Daily to a models added the Free-Westing- to 14.96 85.95 Missal by E. M. Loh- in 1949, house line. Full electric rotary Free-Westinghouse head, with out- Co.) mann lectures standing such Auto- as finished with Beautifully point- Check matic Spring Control — Kiddie Electric Mark Prof Floating Seminary Presser Fool—Sewin Gig to ed and facial features. Lamp—Patented eyes Floating Phonogreph Hook and Console others. many -— Sturdy, all body, composition Jubilee Silver Play and desk Girls’ Doll models also Dec. display. II Buggy Stove Fiber on 12“ Record Hold Will 131/2-in. tall, moveoble head, may (Ilia/K Skates Girl': Style Figure looks like Electric Range Favorite Priced A low on $7.95 legs. Molded tinted hair, VII” arms, 695 Paul. St. Father Francis 1 J. 98 20 White -— I0%xll%x6%-m... . Christmas. For bow. .\ Gilligan, with professor of moral theol- . . Dressed in . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . rayon St. Paul the seminary, will at steel ogy Non-electric, Blue tanned cowhide shoe but dummy burners, heal body, Top elk groln and parts. hood Fiber ploy—suit, socks, she'll shoes observe 25th the . . anniversary of rubber plated looks Sleell regulator real. Doors open! tires, lining. Shiny red trim, SCHAEFER’S with plaid cloth and with ivory 825 be little girl's delightl his ordination Sunday, Dec. 11. your save! 13. 2, 3. While enamel ll. I2. l. bright handles. and blade. Sizes with red Buy tool steel plated hub on now caps. He will celebrate his silver jubi- ” E’W/WJWW/WWW lee Mass in the Cathedral 11. at 16-18 Sixth Avenue, South BOOK STORE o'clock Archbishop Murray will preside and preach. St. Cloud, Minnesota St. Cloud, Minn. Father be Gilligan will hon- ored Sunday at evening. a supper