) I THREE‘ " CLOUD THE ST. REGISTER PAGE 1951 25, My i d F Y, a r Sodality 3.25:?“ Little Falls .ln 25-9th Ave. Phone St. Cloud 4465 pcoP’e Who m tale Ever , ‘ noncc’ ' " officers the Sodality of Our Installation of the of new accomplish~ pride the in no Francis‘ high school place in the Lady Loretto of St. took of ‘ of their aren't lment Francis’ Falls, Sacred St. Little chapel of convent, ancestors Heart on STETSON HATS! ‘likely will be with Howard Huth, much that 1 the Rev. do Wednesday, May 16, at For Men—.- p.m., to ‘ their proudly by remembered stresses: shear. P M blanks They descendants? ny are [30 n e 3 a THE parish, cia Faust, Joseph’s St. game'of dominoes!" life’s in of Pierz, who received the statutes . Kollmann retiring the organization from the .by Covered Now M1- “NEW CLOTHES” prefect, Jeanette Brixius, St. Works Monumental chael’s parish, Buckman. Patricia, prior her election to as Division Street 1915 \ I Security Soual all-school president, has served in STORE Cloud Minnesota St ' other capacities; fresh- Several as a of she elected president man, was of increasing number Opposite Office St. Cloud “An the Post in per- building this in now area are sons and survivors’ in- toward old-age DINNDORF of the because meaning surance has employe been the t e rm REV. of WILLIAM A. RENNER, St. THE rector Hths amendments by the changed 1950 r law,” Social Security the CollegeVIlle, has John’s diocesan seminary, announced to ac- cording E. A. Asleson, to manager F. entrusted the His Excellency, Bishop Joseph Busch, has that to security the St. Cloud social of the’ hand-tooled altar Missal. the beautiful leather of seminary. «IcEcREAM care WALLPAPER STORE PAINT AND field office. first air-pilgrimage Rome presented him by the members of the to to full-time Jan. Starting 1, 1951, in 1950. Pittsburgh Varn‘ishes Painting Paints contractor insurance salesmen, traveling life take chances! printing — Don’t Th is magnificent example missal of the and leather- — a Washable Wallpaper Imperial brought city salesmen, pilgrims industries by the Switzerland craft and procured in were un- or from established lo- Buy as was an KEMPS LADY Security In the Social law. der token their Busch, whose of Bishop under the for patronage esteem a IN NEW BUILDING NOW LOCATED OUR cal whose prices concern commission addition, agents CREAM ICE CATERING pilgrimage brown leather the conducted. The or, portrays cover was OF OLD LOCATION and FOUR DOORS SOUTH services right. laundry, dry-clean- drivers, such / are delicate Crucifixion in lines. as scene l who distribute ing those meats, presenting this seminary, Bishop In gift the Busch noted or that to 9th 2nd Ave. & No. Call 567 The safety of home Cloud de- Telephone 20-7th Avenue South St. 435 and dairy prod- fruits, your vegetables, it intended manifestation is further of his deep the interest in as a pendsouyour roof. That’swhy, building for old-age will be ucts all-important educating work for the priesthood. of men young benefits. and survivors insurance gonsidering roof in repairs, or .,___._Lr by Little Falls 73 Seniors be covered these changes To re-roofmg, it is important to so Social Sécurity the law, in new reliable deal only with con. a the perform the worker must serv- for free Ask estimate. cern. ices himself; he have lClass must not a float/tact- Jamilq. 25th-Graduotion (you In in the busi- substantial investment which he is engaged for Paust as a ness Patricia distributor; and he salesman HALL MATHEW or priceless gift! is continuously by be employed a must was class; the first junior her she 1 was Little Falls.—Seventy-three Phyllis Hennek, Bertha Herwers, employer. the sen- same been editor the named of have to iors, members of graduat- Hesch, the 25th Laura LaVerne Hockert, CO. [UMBER Employes employers Who cherished. portrait family is gift be school Fioretti. She also A of to or your a was paper, tion class St. Francis’ Mary Ann of high Hofmann, Mary Ann have questions concerning but of the apostolic commit- months, chairman It from days, cover- come one you can no SCHROED school, will receive diplomas 1Hligebner, the Iris Korll, Bibiana Kuk- at . . . Security the Social under during her the sodality there is better of roll by all quickly tee too new age years, no exercises in the Sac- commencement . . . 0 ; should the law write Matchmaker contact to junior care/69A. The artistry time for give it today. than ST. CLOUD to or year. now, you red Heart Wednesday, chapel Bernadette on Langer, Rebecca . Len- Social! Security Administration, photographer and experience professional of (Vice the 8053/2 prefect for coming SAINT GERMAINST your year May 30, 3 The Most Rev. at p.m. hart, Mary Rose Lewis, Donna building, Office St; Cloud, Post SPRING appointment COLD Call him for ALBANY command. Jeanette Mrosla, John at ‘ is St. Can- _ are your an Coadjutor Peter W. Bartholome, Lochner, Frances Loscheider, Ger- Minn. still mind. today while the thought fresh in St. Cloud. Jeanette is tius’ parish, your Bishop, will preside. aldine McKigney, Theresa Malley, president class of her when j was a uguu- “Immacu- Following the hymn, Mary Miller, Writers'Magazine Josephine Mueller, \ junior 3%Q‘IOGR4A‘; sophomore, and in her year lata” “Memorare,” and the Rev. Margaret the Murray, Patricia Nied- chairman of the social life W was Howard Huth, O.F.M., school chap- zielski, Ruth (mfit. Nistler, Elizabeth Oh— . sodality. committee the of will Germain lain, the graduates Joan present to Otier, Rosemary mann, Maurita Bernet, Our Lady of Bishop Bartholome. Otremba, After Joan Pasch, Off Presses Joanne con- at “R; Mt. Carmel parish, Long Prairie, f: 146 Phone ferring the Bar— diplomas, Bishop Petermeier, Donna Plante, Coreen invested after secretary was as will tholome address the Popp, gradua- Shirley 1’70No?“ Potvin, Antonia pHOTOG'RAPI-IGR having served her of secretary as tion Immediately class. following Rausch, Corrine Rauch, Rita Ren- for class both sophomore and Cathedral High the graduates will recite the Helen Ringwelski, Mary Ru- prayer ner, junior Cleon Kummet, St. years. Christ, Universal King, followed dolph, to Catherine ‘Rutten; Joseph’s parish, Pierz, elected was by hymn “For the Christ the Irene Schaefer, Charlene Scher~ the of sodality. treasurer King.” The exercises close will with ber, Sally Schlangen, Louise Cloud—The St. Caedmon Song, The committee heads Solemn Benediction and the singing Schmitt, Frances new Spanier, Joan were Stop the-— and Shop publication of Cathedral high at also installed the services at “Holy God, We of Praise Thy Stanek, Winnie Stavish, on Mary St. arrived school, Cloud, last Wednesday. These include: Eu— Name.” Stumpf, Bernadine Super, Rita REHMANN CASH GROCERY of printers’ week, smelling ink charistic committee, Mary Louise Super, Margaret Terhaar, will Donna The following receive diplo- and bright in its The new cover. Saggau, St. Paul’s parish, Sauk Tedford, JOYFe Thielen, Mary Betty Marie Anderson, Ce- mas: published third magazine, for the Centre, re—elected for Are Reasonable second Our Prices Helm} TreblatOWSkI, a year Melltta cilia Andres, Sister Mary Bernard, actual consecutive best contains the year, the office; Our to Lady’s TSChlday same Rosemary com— Verheyen. Donna Boisjolie, Ramona Bosch, creative writing produced by mem- mittee, Patricia Przybilla, Out St. STORE HOURS Cold Beet Take Mi- to Evangeline Wagner, LAP-SIDING Yvonne Will, Jeanette Brixius, Rita Bursch, . Caeiimon of bers the club, plus chael’s parish, Buckman; apostolic Fresh and Frozen Week Days 8:00 9:00 Dorothy am— pm Witt, Alberta Mary Zachman, Cimenski, Delrose Doboszen- five contributions by non-club BEAUTIFIES committee, Marilyn Gilbride, Meats and Vegetables St. 8:00 12:30 Sundays Frances am Zenner, pm Sandra Zehn- ski, Mary Frawley, Barbara Fyle, — ' - members. Joseph’s parish, Pierz; Catholic phennig, Carolyn Zilkoski. Lorraine Gastecki, Mary and Gelhar, Cloud Phone 3W St. 9-3rd Street: North 1 1 201 7 PROTECTS truth committee, Nellie Edited by Mary. Schnettler with Hendrickx, Donna . Ziebarth- Marilyn Hansen, Shirley Hedrick, Holy Cross parish, Butler; the assistance Beverly and of Brutger INSULATES . publicity committee, Lenore Beverly Farrin‘gton, '11! Pasch, and the 1951 Student I , ourisls Holy Cross parish, North Prairie. Caedmon follow- Song includes the and NEVER ing short stories, informal essays, -no Sodulity NEEDS PAINT! and “Correction, Albany Please,” in verse: saith Will Cross Seas Mary by Rieder, “The Vic- Ann Wish them the luggage best the best in tim,” Beverly by Farrington; “One -no EINSING Mothers Busload,” in Every by Kathleen Honors EXTERIOR Robinson; High,” “Flying Mar- by Special In IN Iours Sa these from Klowskowski; “The tha Customer me .onlte ' beautiful colors that Is Always,” by Bonnie Ficenec; Made of Albany—The Genuine Armstrong TEMLOCK members of the long fibre fade NEVER never —- “Flying Me,” and by Lois Saucer HINT! Young Ladies’ sodality of the NEED insulating board, completely asphalt sealed .nd Kritziah; “Clinkety-Clunk—Ouch,” _ -no Seven Dolors parish received W75 White Tono finished Brown Tone beautiful, in Washington—Nacationing colors. For RE- stu- by Mary Rieder; Ann “I Remem- permanent 3 Holy Communion with their Gray Tone Ivory Tone MODELED ber,” NEW add by Patricia Moran; “The Home dents beauty from all sections of the or permanent mothers in the o’clock 7 Mass Green Tone Tone Coral Secret,” Carol Rengel; “How by -no with HOMEguard (actual) LAP-SIDING.’ United States joining May the 13, Mother’s stu- day. are Paper,” Not tO‘Write by Mary a dent Europe tours and Canada, Each to mother presented was Schnettler; sponsored by National with the Federa- carnation by her daughter. a -no “The Funeral," Veronica by tion After of Catholic College Mass Students breakfast luggage This mode is for a was young Kloskowski; “The by Reason,” National served and the Newman mothers Club Feder- to and daugh- modems who for slim, \ lines; trim colors; i go aunty Carol Rengel; series ,four ,of in the ation, ters Holy according the Rt. Rev. Family school. to a and luxurious details use like solid brass “Missing Cantos supposedly From The Monsignor Joseph Rev. Sixtus C. Schieder, Steuber, ,_ and ’ locks fittings. The better than leather Hell and Purgatory,” written by of O.S.B., director the spiritual director, with two groups, gave a Thomas Harriet Mesenburg, Gnif- joint national headquarters short talk following dirt proof, dust the breakfast. proof. at covering is -no kowski,Max Gilbert, Josephine 1312 Massachusetts ST. The breakfast and CLOUD N. prepared by There’s avenue, graduate was list gift not a on your Hudoverhik, W., after short Washington, members introduc- D. C. of St. Luke’s mission a who wouldn’t be pleased with the Divine tion Dante’s Comedy in circle and served to by the eighth The all-inclusive Eu- tours to -no gift of luggage. Samsonite grade their English IV classes, “Mu- girls of and Holy Family school. priced from $567, and rope are tually Mulatto,” by Joan Muenzer, ) the of Canada is priced tour from \ Parishioners member, former club who Albany trans in $196. a Members sail from New -no this Albany high ferred to York June year 29 aboard the S. S. school. Homeland Home Hold of lines; Shower July for 14 HIGH, Nuns weekly IIOVIN Club b aboard the S. S. Constitution meet of e m e r 5 in 'l'l. I‘M IMIIICAN WOND AIIWAVS American, throughout Export the three lines, four. and year, or Albany. aboard writing each meeting and the S. —The parishioners for S. Homeland of July after Seven Dolors usually revising their‘papers 27. The Canadian church recently departs tour -no gave from Buffalo, surprise constructive criticism N. Y.,'July shower for the Benedic- by the Res— 23. a group. ervations tine Sisters The magazine and inquiries who teach in the is financed largely being parish are IUWESI PRICE received school. Arrangements by American had through subscriptions, Express- been student ad- -no Catholic made Travel all the local vertisements, league at de- and the generosity 1841 stores to of at Broadway, liver the New gifts the York sisters Business city. to. at patrons. matters were 5:30 the day b efo managed by Patricia Moran and EVER- p.m. The -no on itineraries e include tour a Mother’s day. Martha Kloskowski. nine-day of Ireland, visits tour to London in the height of the Brit- Cross Stations of as. ish Festival ) year’s colorful pag- for genuine and expositions, eant and partici- a pation in the 2,000th anniversary IhSI'CII led Staples in -no celebration of Paris. The official COLD-CLEAR- Stand Strong Enough On! to itineraries also include visits to , Venice, Lucerne, Elorence, Rome, \J -no Naples, " Lisbon, Madrid, Granada, TU-THE-FLUOR Available in A—Vanily O'Nile ..$II.50 Sevrlle, . G1bra1tar. and . Experi- . ..................... Sapphire Blue , B—TraIn Case . ..$t7.50 enced travel couriers v accompany ........................ Natural Rawhide KELVINATUR 'I'Io each during the C—O'Nite (Regular)- tour entire Euro- $19.50 l Saddle Tan handle to all travel D—O’Nite pean Journey (Convertible) ..$ZZ.50 Bermuda ........ Green details for the comfort, 06 with Across-the-Top con— E_Ladieg wfldrobe $25 -no Colorado venience, and security of Brown the """"""" ' " F P H 'sn'so u m" Specially members. trained Eng- Admiral Blue _ Freezer Chest! """"" " G—oukk'lflppe! fish-speaking -~-‘$I9-5° guides will add to me the educational value of sight- H—TwovSuileI .....$25.00 seeing the various points at the on |_Ioummr 52150 ,t, . . . . . . . . . . .. l meranes . 11. J—Hand Wardrobe. .....$3S.00’ Births Baptisms and 'all plus price: existing taxes -I-|o Waite Park—Baptized in St. Joseph's church May Duane Lowell, 6: of son Complete Other Mr. Roy 'and Mrs. Wesp: Mary Louise, daughter of Mr. Sylvester _ mo of Luggage Lines Mrozek; Paula Marie, daughter Mr. of and Mrs. William Graves, Jr.: Irene Mary, daughter Mr. of and Mrs. Joseph ’Americun Tourister _Preusser: and Linda. Agnes, daughter -no of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lintgen. NOW.’ II‘l’rlce Susan Margaret, daughter FEATURES Mr. shown Is delivery of GET THESE for and In kltchcn wit Mrs. Theodore ' your Dombovy. baptized Horn was 5-Year Protection Plan. May St. 13 in Joseph’s church, Waite -no Chest! State and local taxes Freezer ox- Big across-the-top 26-1b. O Park. Price specifica- tra. and tions change subject ST.‘ to CLOUD, half-bushel MINNE OTA Drawer Full width Crisper O without notice. ANSWERS . . . of moist-cold! 'I'IO 1—-—a, 2—-b, -3——c, 4—1), 5—c, 6—a, Control Baffle Humidity storage space C : '. .‘ S—c, 9—a, 10—c'. — , for meats! super-dependable Kelvinator’s Powered by O HIKS Polarsphere! ANITE ITY Chicks Hand of Two-Week-Old loads Day-Old and shelf ft. of 13.9 O room on space sq. . . . wide! only 24%" in cabinet I a Problems. All Times. No Parking at trim! Strato-Blue Brilliant 0 new INSTALLATION OF A NEW SET of stations of' the Sacred Heart church, Staples, brings this to close Kelvinator! cross Value-Priced 1n Great, I'll! QOME See a the of renovation begun by Father Ferdinand ‘Falque, GRANITE HATCHERIES CITY program present pastor, The stations harmony in with the some years ago. new are general decorative scheme. They carved in wood by members THE MAYTAG were SHOP “ Una-W flmductrbu of artists’ guild 972.“. in Tyrol, Italy, and replace of prints set that an a served the have church during the half They past .century. are a memorial the late Mr. and to Mrs. Sam St. Pierre, pioneer residents 5m 5m, aura W’ 7 Sacred Heart of parish, and donated by the present-day were mem- 12 5th Ave. So. St. Cloud bers of the famlly. Phone 49 A special 986 blessing of the stations - ceremony IN new EAST N.P. ST. CLOUD ACROSS THE TRACKS r will be held in the future. near ~ t fir: .____'__‘____i.1____;_.____. . ,