REGISTER THE ST._ CLOUD F_rlday, May 1950 26, PAGE THREE Visit Famed Einsiedeln To Tintoh With XII Sencl After Audience Pius Societies Holy Year Pilgrims Due 6M”. Clothes Michels Fr. to Lucerne, In Switzerland Tintah.—St. Margaret’s and St. Joseph’s societies prepared two boxes of clothing including two M” quilts be to Father Aloysius sent to Michels, O.S.B., in the last meet- After the attending world-famous Play Passion in Ober- mg. last Germany, Sunday and Monday, St. Clou_d’s ammergau, Father Michels, native of St. a Holy Year pilgrims visit Munich, to Heidelberg, and were Gall’s parish, is doing mission Lucerne this week. work in Japan. - They scheduled arrive in to Mmes. Nicholas Keller are and John Thursday, June They will visit 1. Lucerne, Switzerland, Keaveny Satur- in charge on of were re- Sligo, Galway, Killarney, and Cork, day, May 27. Here they will visit freshments following the meeting. London June then return to and 7, Queen Astrid’s chapel Kuss- at Southhampton. They to to nacht and go the famous are to pil- motor that leave aboard Queen port the grimage ANSWERS in Einsiedeln, TO center QUIZ Elizabeth June 9. where they will the Cathedral 1—a, 2-c, see 3-c, 4-a, 5-a, 6-b, 7-a, and monastery, returning via the 8-c, 9—c, and 10—a. Axentrasse Lucerne. to Surtell Sodulity After Mass Pentecost Sunday on (May 28) Lucerne, in they will go THE DONLIN COMPANY by day train Paris, where to they To Sponsor Rosary will remain until Thursday, June 1. Manufacturers of They will by special boat train go from Paris Cherbourg, and to Sash Doors em- Interior Finish Sartell.-——~The Living will Rosary SPCL back for America the Queen Pictured above with Vatican . XIII. . . PIUS Pope Leo at- on . . . AUDIENCE WITH A be enacted of May devo- part as a Mary Friday, June 2. 535 E. right, Fathers St. Germain priests left Vir- on tendants, the to St. Cloud are, privilege of of the this XII group was tions May by members 31 of St. They scheduled arrive to Collegev111e, who. O’Neill, 0.8.3., gil of are ls com- the Diocese St. Cloud. They. priests from of are in New York Tuesday, Francis’ sodality. June The devotions 6. postgraduate study Rome; three of pleting on in years the official di0cesan Holy Year pilgrl- members of Some will of the pilgrims, be followed by after the reception of Kinsella, Cloud; Austin Brandon; Denery, St. John which numbers Catholics, of them 32 most mage, visit Heidelberg, members. to will the.pilgri- to Falls, leader of . . Keaveny, Little new T. Leo go RELIGIOUS ARTICLES Minnesota. The picture above Central from was Frankfurt and then Paris to Morris; and Benedict to Pe- Geraldine John A. Fearon, Davidson and Jerome re- mage; taken in the Hall the Consistories just thelr of after join their companions. termeier, Breckenridge. Fasen will attend the Summer audience, which took place in hall dedicated to a Several pilgrims will make side School Catholic of Action in St. a Prayerbooksy Rosaries, Sick Call Sets, Medals and trip England to and Ireland ‘ and Paul Aug. Sept. St. 28 Communion Joseph to 2 First in as repre- Chains, Crucifixes, Bibles, St. Andrew’s Daily Mis- will not return this to until country sentatives their of sodality. All sal, Holy Water Fonts, June Statues, 14. This little is members to encouraged etc. group to at- were reach London from Lucerne tend the Summer School the on at THE FRITZ-CROSS Saturday, RETAII. STORE May 27. group’s meeting in May in the vil- They will spend lage Saturday hall. and Sunday in London and then by Present go officers of St. Francis’ 26 6th Ave. No. Cloud, St. Minn. train and channel steamer Dub- to sodality Jerome Fasen, presi- are lin. They will be in Dublin dent; Victor Traut, on vice president; Tuesday and Wednesday and start Eugene Bidin secretary; and er, five-day tour of Ireland Mary Ann a PAINTS Za <rajshek, WALL on treasurer. PAPER — Mission Circle Albany in Paint and wall keep home looking smart paper can your as well the walls and woodwork. See large selec- as preserve Reviews our Accomplishments tion paints of and wall in beautiful colors and modern papers designs. Albany—A of busy activity ediction burses, year ciborium covers, reviewed recently by officers was antependium, cintures, sick-call KOERRER an SHOP PAINT and members of St. Luke’s mis- finger towels and corporals, a sion circle for 1949. preaching stole, albs, altar cloths, _ The circle comprises 10 large separate finger towels, altar boy sur- having total membership plices, groups amices, a altar finger towels, of than 150 20 Sixth Ave. So. more books, St. women. Cloud, Minn. rosaries, prayer medals, During 1949 the circle made candles, large crucifix, or and holy a purchased the following church cards. articles: Purificators, corporals, New clothing and other articles chalice palls, tabernacle veils, Ben- for the missions made and donated by the various of the circle groups 1ncluded 17 large quilts, 10 small Whal They're Don’t Be Shy, Dad! quilts, 137 handkerchiefs, 223 girls’ and women’s dresses, Simon, Darlene Danzl, ‘Dolores PICTURED ABOVE is Communion Leona Karn, 27 the small Jean- girls’ dresses, 21 pairs of children’s Baggenstoss, Mary Merkling, Joyce Schleper, nette in class St. Joseph, their “angel” attend- handmade mittens, 195 Ketten; suits, and Jeanette third Alvin Saying Gill, Gerald row, sun and altar boys. children The received First ants, 23 baby dresses, 34 pairs of baby Schloemer, Melvin Stueve, David Rennie, Darrell Communion May In the first the 7. on row are booties, 25 scrapbooks, 30 yards Buckley, Jean Buckley, of James Buckley, Aloysius attendants. They left right, Ronald Reber, to are, muslin for bandages, and 41 boxes Marvin Theisen, Taufen, Robert Gill, x. Raymond Theodore Buckley, John Staller, Gerald Pfannen- of ready-made bandages. Bechtold, William Frederick Jewell, and Schroeder; Alfred stein, Danzl, Gerald Danzl, “The Joseph Bechtold, road is to said to In SIZE succeSS addition 9x12 these, to there fourth Dolores Feldhaus, Veronica Schwegel, was row, Schneider, be James Jeannine Rassier, Rosemary Walz, filled with pushing women supply of a crib generous Ruth Pfannenstein, Marilyn Pfannenstein, Annette new Louise Mary Gevoert, Rita Kierzek, Rita Hoffmann, their husbands along.” Fran- sheets and crib blankets, crib pads, // Hartig, Judith Erickson, Lourie Doherty, and Lois ——- low! other proportionater sizes Audrey Zwack, Ann Mary Lee Schloemer, conian. and Bar- wash cloths, holders, pot table Meyer. The altar boys left right, Roger to Mar- Q are, bara Kellner. The first communicants left 3.! ill to all scarfs, doilies, are, luncheon cloths, pil- tini, Herbert Bechtold, and Michael Court.——-(Claude right, second Elizabeth “I Court, Eileen Dullinger, believer in luck, lows, great cushions, row, pillow a am tow- Crever photo) cases, \ and I find the harder els, I work hot—water the bottle covers, aprons, have I of it.”—Stephen night Lea- more pajamas, Breckenridge COF Court panties, CUNEULEUM gowns, Recital Is Given cock. layettes, baby shirts, diapers, and : a: baby in jackets. “Many schools ‘ All these inter- articles of clothing are more new \ \ Honors Fair Jubilee ested in scientific the than sent diocesan to mission By were Music progress Pupils \\- at ‘\\\' 'RADI units in moral development. office, which Students dispatched them to required study needy homes to the BUGS and teachings foreign are missions. of Karl Marx, Several but hundred pounds of used no courses are offered clothing in the teachings and shoes of Jesus.” shipped Breckenridge. In BrownsValley Two members Buscher, who received award were an —- —Rev. Mr. by St. John Luke’s circle R. Draton, to various mis- Lu- of St. Emilin’s of the Catho- court special in recognition for serv- theran sions in minister. Europe. lic Order of Foresters received the ice: Foresters. to spe- The circle >I< 1. made . number of cial awards the court’s at golden high a Hugh Young, Forester cOurt lovely} “Never cash donations, it which included An of assortment important $80 jubilee celebration here was recently. here make the for- more trustee, to Browns was Valley—Music pupils for for citizens catechist in in all the walks Bahamas, a They to Joseph Vertin, Mr. Sr., mal presentations. Young express were was for under the direction patterns of Sister Mary $125 their for European convictions new every, relief, $25 their to to who Con- \ with golden presented \ the principal speaker the \\ was on pro- a the Society for Cecile the Propagation and Senators.” presented their of annual gressmen Paul jubilee medal his for 50 of re- FamousGold Seatl years gram. — room. , the Faith, Revere $100 Messages. Father to Norbert active membership, cital and in Mark J. the high school auditorium in Family 20 Shadeg, Divine Word missionary; Congoieum ’I‘ * heaviest. here recently. — $25 the “If to Medical there Missionaries, Are is Foresters God,rHitler no was Gleaming Grade school $20 Quality. colors music pupils the rlght. . to Red Lake Stalin Indian mis— is righ pre- .”—Crown accompanied by Mrs. Mr. Vertin, sions, and $75 Heights Father Aloysius to sented Comment. piano of solos a program beautiful that long- You know how stay much "One family. Vertin, curtain the to parted Michels, O.S.B., in Tokyo. you mean your on a and duets. bringing into view 20 stage, picture worth is thousand words” let loved mem- to satisfaction is a lst Music your Festival _ set—your In the Carol Lynn program of the family, were Vertin all bers know mem- that remembering them. We ones you are Goehring, Mary Twogrand- King, guaranteed. bers of the Foresters. Patricia Pie- K & HcEleotrio specialize natural, in masculine portraits of read men. children of Mr. Vertin chowski, Amy poems Hurley, Anne Hur~ Belle In Prairie OPPOSITE AIRPORT ENTRANCE their appreciation in honor of of .. .. ley, Gerald Bullock, Dean Goeh- Phone I46 for appointment grandfather. The ring, John Duffield, Janet Lay- 0. visiting officers the Other of Belle Prairie—Students of Our den, Sharon Duehr, (Into. high of the For- Sharon Lady Fogel, state and courts of the Angels ERICKSON ELECTRIC academy pre- Phones 3864—5163-W IIVNIIIII in.cluded Edward A. Berdan, sented esters Wendell their Duffield, first Gene Hundeby, annual music 1350 8th Ave. No.——St. Sleepy festival Eye; Cloud state trustee, court Sunday, May SERVICE 21. Mary Belle Hess, Anne Kenney, CITY & FARM WIRING district Joseph P. Harron, The academy choir super- “Panis sang Joyce Hundeby, Karen Roske, and The]- visor, Lake Falls; N. F. Call Red Angelicus,” by Lambolitte; Write for free “O estimate Wiring or and Fixtures Marlys Lindsay. PHOTO Avon; GRAPHER state court trustee, Sacrum Convivium,” man, by Remondi; COMPANY Mahon, and M. P. court state “0 Bone Advanced Jesu,” music by sec— students 3rd Palestrina; 626 Ave. So. St. Cloud pre- 5091/; Winsted. St. Germain retary, “The Our Father,” by .Montani; sented recital of piano and a ac- and “The Floor Hail Covering Attend Mary,” 200 by Me- FRED V. TRAYNOR cordion solos and duets week a Gavigan. Banquet later. Specialists “Grandma,”: by Sachs; “The L-gwoA-nomemomomomomorno-no-nono, Architect In Lilac the Tree,” Joyce Voll- by Gartlan; and program were than More 200 attended persons “Whispering POST Hope,” OFFICE by BOX 56 Haw- Janice Hanson, Janet Mary’s hall. Schie- the in St. banquet mers, Phone 908 TELEPHONE thorne, 3636 by the academy felbein, Phyllis were Piechowski, initiation sung Foresters attending Helen were glee 301 club. GRANITE The EXCHANGE " ‘By choir their Fruits King, Rhonda shall know Breckenridge, Hankinson, Meyer, Shirley verse from Zie- ren- ye ST. CLOUD. MINNESOTA dered “A Mortifying Mistake” and Joann Mantador, Wahpeton, Haanen, Wadena, Marlys Plant, 912-14 mer, St. Germain them'- Biblical is truth that a “Ireland’s Queen.” There Anne Marie Maher, and Kent. Arlvne Pie- were also has several sharpened. solos time and duets Our phys- chowski, Shirley Danicourt, chief Schiefelbein, Gaston Betty on St. Cloud, Minn. ranger piano and violin. Bennett, James H. Murphy local Shirley the and of expressed Rees. court, ical and open- mental effort is re- The first and second grades 'Across welcome ing of the words to from St. Cloud Hotel. INSURANCE alone flected, played what selections in in the rhythm not guests. we Parish Holcl Societies band and the third and fourth Patrick St. Father. Riley of have, but what in This we are. ELECTRIC Real Estate WATER grades in the flutophone band. Mary’s parish acted toastmaster as Social the is Perham of Event in influence The festival by preceded measure our and introduced officers and was state iii HEATER 203 St. Mary's Bldg. the Phone animal 190 WITH procession in all others the members who and ay know to guests. us." among honor of the Blessed Mother and Father John Bettendorf of Brewns Kollmann Perham. Among activ- recent Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- — here, also Valley, former pastor a errER* ities FRANK in W. JACKSON St. Henry’s parish ment. briefly. spoke was a Monumental Works John Weling several party Mary sponsored by the Christian sang Bishop ARCHITECT Jurgens ReSIgns selections. The Juveniles the of 1915 Division Street Mothers and the Mission society in skit, “Shoe Shine court St. Cloud. put Minnesota 13.1.1 on a Manila—Pius Ecclesiastical Design XII has accepted St. Henry’s hall. Cards and other direction Boy,” the under of Mrs. the resignation of Bishop Constan- played followed by I'I' GIVES Buscher. games Mary were YOU UP TO a American cio Jurgens, National Blitz. Bank I.H.M., the from Sec St. Mary’s guild Members of lunch. Prizes awarded, in- of Tuguegarao. ST. CLOUD, were MlNN. Bishop Jurgens, 6392 banquet. served the cluding 71, had MORE crocheted asked be relieved table cloth to be- a of ill health. He is well cause donated by Mrs. R. J. Vorgert known in the U. The S. Most Rev. 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