' at". 'Irfififl’,” ‘l l'.ag$fmi—iig“W‘fl'i If.“ lei—MN! ,ztsrw‘. {EW‘QWJ ii] '1. 1'4 _':£fi_rsiif‘i:flrmlt reserve; V ’1: vi " W“. ’9‘ ‘3‘”? ' ’IWIHI , , .‘ L, a y‘- 1:8 .. , ‘ ‘ "_ ’T' .‘ v f'»’r.; -' “r "; ' ' ' P , , ‘.»' w f. r ‘ I i 'i CLOUD 1950 REGISTER r Friday, THE ST. June 16, FeStivol Just Ordained W.‘ Music Spring Stage Cold FRANK JACKSON Society in for The the Propagation ARCHITECT the Of Faith, (legal Title) Inc, Ecclesiastical Design . Institute Building American Bldg. National Bank 81‘. CLOUD. MINN. .ST. CLOUD, MINN. Home. and Foreign Missions H. Murphy James Director FRANK. REV. HENRY Diocesan INSURANCE Perpetual Member (.livinglor 40.00 deceased) ..$ .......... Real Estate Member (1 Ordinary 1.00 year). Membership (known Special the Family Mem- as Mary's St. Bldg. Phone 208 I" bership—besides the enrolled, nine one others, living deceased, be enrolled or may FRED V. TRAYNOR You’ll be for year) 6.00 one A ............................................ ._ Perpetual Burse for the education of young ‘ a Architect for the priesthood ._$1,500.0 man ............................ POST OFFICE BOX 56 the 'For of for 75.00 catecliist support a one year TELEPHONE 3636 ...... .. scholarship happy... student through A supporting 301 GRANITE EXCHANGE one ST. CLOUD.. MINNESOTA his 600.00 so seminary THIS GROUP OF SEVENTH A variety brought AND of form was" about by unison, course..'. ‘ ............................... .. three-part, and two-part, four-part singing. even EIGHTH graders from St. Boniface’s school All the numbers vocal taken the from seventh were Members of the Society for the Masses these priests staged in Cold Spring of singing new young and and eighth grade “The World ERICKSON of texts of Music ELECTRIC a. program Father Marvin H. Tellers, Propagation the will of Faith offering gain be chorus of recently. They presented dancing of may a Series,” which is up concert used throughout St. Boniface’s a 0.8.0., will offer his First indulgence plenary under the praise foinall that God has done numbers choral interspersed with dance numbers. a school. Sister Dorine is the instructor. SERVICE Feast conditions June for them. usual 22, 41' w;_—— Solemn Mass in St. John the Bap- on Univ. of Paulinus. St. tist’s church in Blufiton Sunday, ANSWERS QUIZ From TO But their Sister work for God is just Catholic u. [y Wiring and Fixtures June 18, 9:45 o’clock. Father at beginning. They will console the Masses New 1-b 4—c 7-c 2-b 3-a 5—a 6-a 8-a Tellers, member of the Canons afflicted comfort and the 626 3rd Ave. a Sou Cloud St. y sorrow- Around 10-b. time the 9-c this of . Regular the Holy of Cross year, (known r.’ ing; they will heal the sick of soul ToTeach Summer Course this in American the Crosier almost country Fa- 3,000 and be refuge of they sinners; as young men a, a thers) ordained Immaculate will lead the at blind, speak the altar of was the will be going into to RELIGIOUS ARTICLES up Conception Hastings, deaf, monastery, take of orphans, and care God—to who giveth God joy to Neb., 3. June As boy he be another at— Christ on a .\} among men. their youth. thousands of First In tended St. John the Winona—Sister Baptist’s school Agnita Most Mir- cation of them will for remain to children in and care Prayerbooks, par-' Call and Rosaries, Sick Sets, Medals in Blufi‘ton and later iam Moylan entered Cro- of the faculty of the the ishes the aged. United in States—but Students . Chains, 3 Former Crucifixes, Bibles, Mis- St. Andrew’s Daily Catholic sier seminary University in Onamia. In of America 1943 will tread the long A special lecture in many the first soon way he will sal, conduct graduated Holy Water the college Fonts, Statues, first units from and of two leading mission lands. was etc. week to will be delivered by Dr. the entered the in introduction novitiate in- of the Crosier to course Francis J. Braceland, F.A.C.P,, Deep the in jungle Benedict’s of Of vastnesses St. stitutional Fathers THE, STORE. be in Hastings, FRITZ-CROSS where RETAII. taught he to at care chief of staff re- in neurology-psychi- Africa the crowded cities ‘ or among the College of St. cently Teresa completed during his studies for the the Mayo atry at clinic, Rochester, of primitive India; perhaps in the 1950 priesthood. session. summer “Emotional ‘ Adjustment and bombed among Japan on Novitiute the Starting out 26 61h Ave. No. St. Cloud, Minn. or The slated begin June to course, Maturity.” leper colonies of Pacific islands; is 27, of the orientation part pro- A South America, Schellinger unit lndo the China, of the aged Bros. on care in institutional to gram care open will be Burma, Siam—places conducted by Sister that they M. sisters who former WALL wish Paul.-—-—Three stu- study St. to princi- Eymard knew of St. Mary’s only hospital, of map—will part B UILDER as S a ples of sociology Benedict’s academy, and their dents St. PAINTS appli- of PAPER Rochester. Sister Eymard, become their who has homes. Far from now — of Joseph, received the garb St. Reliable Contractors done settlement their and out-patient families, they Joint will live Initiation own Sisters the Benedictine and en- work, has had wide experience in people with amongst Phone 2355W Paint strange and wall St. Paul’s keep home novitiate of looking the cus- tered smart can paper your as work with the aged. The special and speak languages. toms 121 Nth strange Ave. 80. St. Child priory here last Monday. well thopwalls and woodwork. See large selec- as preserve our Held lecturers by in of this unit will include D. l. Once again hear Christ Gerold They Benita of Jor- we say- tion of paints and wall beautiful Miss are in colors and Gladys modern Pattee, 0.T.R., papers on His Apostles: ing "Go into to dan, Sister Benedict; Carol Oef— ye “Occupational I Therapy designs. for the the whole world and preach the Sister fling of Loretto, Francis; Graceville.—The Morris Daugh- Aged.” Miss Pattee is in charge Gospel creature.” And CONLON to Aileen Doffing of Hampton, and every of Isabella held ters joint initi- of the occupational therapy a de- SHOP ‘KO‘ERBER PAINT they that priests knew Sister Margaret. ation go, with the Graceville we D. as of I. artment located in the Little boys growing in circle June in Graceville. up 4 our very House Others in the reception class in Rochester. The reen midst, they Construction apostles going Co. A now of are 31 members ini- department is in St. Paul Agnes Rimnac, group of the associated was were one "into the whole world." tiated. New members from Morris professional Rosemount, Sister services Therese; Lor- of the Mayo Second 12 Avenue, N.E. Mrs. Joseph But let Nunes, desert MrsuBill clinic. them when 20 Redpath, Sixth rein Minneapolis, Sister not Ave. are So. St. Cloud, Minn. us- ‘ Putnam, they ST. Mrs. Frank CLOUD, Murphy, let Mrs. go; forget MINN. about Thomas; Lucille Kleiter, St. Paul, not Dr._David us A. Boyd, Jr., consul-" J. L. Molany, and Miss them those hundreds Beverly and Sister thou- Albert; Celeste Trombley, tant or psychiatry the at Mayo in Grossman, sands of others who Sister have Minneapolis, left be- Agnes; Janice clinic, whose special interest is in i Mrs. g Velleda Kozlik i Duluth, of fore them Hruby, St. the Paul, Sister Ruth; of Pa- to geriatrics; will prepare lecture way the THE COMPANY DON LIN on state attended the initia- the regent, Lord. Let follow tricia Collins, St. aise=aosssearscsao=s0:4G=sQ=46=seegrsoean=seeaes Paul, Sister them with “Mental Health and Attitudes us s=9r=o£2w=snsaw=os=9v=os=oesseaV=bseorsseae=bser<o. of 'With‘ tion banquet and which followed. hearts Patrick; and and Mary Hering, Bruns- and, the Aged.” Monsignor to our Louis our prayers, 0’- a Manufacturers of new Guest speaker Father F. J. be Neb., Sister practical, ‘ wick, Magdalen. with wallets Day was Rochester of will speak very our on First of Dumont: Other Finish clergy Sash and Doors Interior and piggy “The banks. Christian Philosophy Reception ceremonies k purses t of o o included Father guests J. Mc- M. . . . . . . Growing Old.” place Solemn They POntifical Mass, giving all at that they a are Gowan 535 and Father Patrick E. J. St. Germain Cloud Sister St. M. Bernadette, 1)., celebrated Bishop ' by have. James Ph. J. Let also all give that us we O’Connor, both CONGOLEUM of Graceville; and head of the Byrne, department Auxiliary St. of foods of Paul,.in have—all that we can, anyway. Father Louis Keller Barry, of who and nutrition the the at College Church of the Immaculate We of asked give lives. not to are our toastmaster. St. was Teresa, Ar will conduct Heart the of Mary. unit And Sme let something. give us so Jean DaISeth, Here first prize winner nutrition. The )unit on nutri— on of the nus-ii contest sponsored by nu: tion will essay include Sacrament Blessed demonstrations Honored l the Daughters of Isabella her read and displays of aids and inexpen- RUG ' GUARANTEED. composition, entitled “How Good materials to assist those swe who ’* Literature Influences Good Char- plan must mealsJor children . or acter.” for the ‘ old and sick. V USED fof CABS Growth lg; Catholic Life from 15! select Now you 'M can V. X I h 1949 MERCURY 4-Door Sedan largest in assortment! years. Studio Portraits MERCURY 194s Club Coupe ls Shown in Rural Areas LINCOLN 1946 iAll heaviest" quality, -Door genuine Sedan 4 1946 MERCURY 2-Door Sedan on Congoleum angel Gold Seal 1949 FORD Custom 2-Door Candid Albums HUDSON 1946 2-Door Within the colors the laced Lovely past two in 136 resident years, pastors assigned FORD to 1941 2-Door were Catholic churches in towns of 67 parishes. jOur pop- patek 1942 CHEVROLET 2-Door marbleized tile, floral and ‘ ulations from Photographers 500 expert will 2,500 to were The FORD V1946 2-Doo greatest increases in the r assigned resident pastors—an in- make formal studio portrait number a of elementary CHEVROLET 1940 2-Door schools 'for also Lash term of every room. " than 4.5 cent, (Dor crease more per a found candid in picture LINCOLN 1939 record -Door Sedan. towns of 4 were of 500 a ,to the of National Catholic survey 2,500. clean ineg lovely— Two FORD 1939 DeLu @your Zoo Coupe there years wedding day, ago and so easy at xe were Rural Life-Conference shows, map econ- 851 schools, there BUICK 1940 Club Coupe 889, now are or a > e Two r omy prices. churches right for favorite 2,996 years ago, percentage increase OLDSMOBILE your 1937 of just --so 4-Door Sedan above in such had resident past- towns 4.2 percent. In all ‘ instances 194s FORD Club Coupe I size- they‘re color scheme —becsuse Today the figure'standl ' tors. able increases in both 194s JAWA elementary Motorcycle An Album " r of 12 8x10 3,132. at and high schools AND SEVERAL noted. OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM were Congoleum genuine magnet Striking increases in all phases -— Candid Photographs ' _Monsignor Grundmafn L. G. Ligutti, execu- of Catholic rural work noted were of satisfaction. tive director Motors of the NCRLC, 2) Complete $25.00 inter- guarantee the study. in The number of -_ prets the percentage increases as churches with resident in pastors i “highly significant.” Studio Portraits A at correspond- great IN ST. CLOUD the and country in towns open u p l weakness of Catholic1sm . . . .only$8-9 Amer- IZ’ 9 ingly low in prices. jumped 1,500 from 2,330 x OPEN to 2,423 to ’TILL 9‘ION FRIDAY NIGHT . ‘~ ice is the fact that than 80 more increase about it, for of 4 cent. an per SIIE » the Catholic cent of per population And in from 10,000, 2,500 towns to ‘ 5) resides in cities of 100,000 I or more, a $0“) log; - proportionately Other sizes and that cities of that size not are § FREE INSTA LLATION much E reproducing themselves. as as We invite Q’. your With_immigration off, cut all for 2% g inquiries practical the Catholic purposes, "(9 The ‘3 34‘ Phone 146 Church must draw member- now % 917m" MR? a ship from rural America, which it lidlllltllilllll Beautiful Gift OrA consistently produces of an excess population. g Writing‘ in in “A 1948 Survey of Catholic Weakness,” Monsignor ' Ligutti COMPANY set down plan for 200 a -- years. In toucro Opposite it reads: “In St. Cloud Hotel part the begin- GRAIN-i6 R . ning must strengthen rural Clog we (#4845. our St. Cloud Minn. parishes by slowing down the city- 5091/3 St. Germain St. D ward exodus through better of care owfiwfiw’mwmm Catholics in the rural districts, our by creating Catholic of a sense values in farm people, our our Dinner 8-PIECE leaders, and especially schools. PLASTIC our car- chicken & Bazaar Every rural parish THE with CHRIST IN BLESSED SACRAMENT resident a was should be strengthened pastor the procession solemn Parti-Set as ried in the so evening of of Feast on able be to to school. support a Christi in Cloud. Corpus St. A long journey from St. Mary’s Catho- mission Every without priest a’ dral around Lake George and down Ninth south made was avenue should be strengthened Sunday, to J 18 so as throng by large Catholic of organizations and individuals. Codaju: one a With maintain the resident pastor.” Purchase of a Complete Set Bishop a Peter W. Bartholome is pictured above tor bearing the Blessed With 198 Monsignor to years go, Sacram'ent (Front under the carried by four of St. Mary’s 8. Back) of canopy men par- Dinner begins serving 11:30 finds Ligutti increases satis- recent at a.m. Father ish. Benedict. Virnig of Sauk Rapids is the left—(Bob at factory. Molitor photo) ’ ' Supper begins serving 4:30 at HOLLYWOOD p.m. Refreshments & Games all Afternoon Seat Covers St. Elizabeth's Church l4 3 4 to Brennyville, Minn. -. . V Miles 11 North and Mile Foley 1 East of “ - O A Seat Cover To Fit Every Cor ..i...—.%. O‘Bright, Colorful PI id Patterns QSoil Resistant; Eosy—To-Cleon . man. With. all- O Finest Construction Features When purchase 7m you complete of a set or EXTRA CHARGE HOLLYWOOD Seat Covers, also you - 3-Pc. Plastic Mixing Bowl Set 8-piece, get "Parti-Set'T plastic on It's WALGREEN AGENCY DAN MARSH ’ with the purchase of HOLLY- PRICED to get exactly easy the seat covers you 635 WOOD M C Seal’ DRUGS for front DRUGS overs because ‘ wont, choose, from you can only a seats business or coupes. variety of ‘ styles and fabrics. LES LOCH CLINIC BLDG. Manager Sixth a Main Save Drugs on local Your and Sick Room Needs Gamble Store ALTARS TWO Outdoors, with set the Blessed Sacrament. Bishop Bartholome is were up CALL 115! CALL pictured blessing 28 the hundreds of their While persons, where .the procession on paused the givenl ST. CLOUD, MINN. knees, the first altar at 12th South—(Bob on avenue Ergo’” “Tantum and Benediction Molitor photo) was sung