,__\_. 1 f l REGISTER THE ST. CLOUD TWO PAGE ‘ . Dedication mw'm At Lastrup School sews” g A .GISTER ST. CLOUD _' PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE mwmgwpwawm- CL'OUD BISHOP OF ST. OF THE PAPER contrdc'tor OFFICIAL Painting Pittsburgh Paints Varnish” Schlegel-Brauch —— — NOTICE: Address to Changes of , All Send Imperial Washable Wallpaper Staples.—Miss Grace Brauch. daugh- St. Minn. Cloud, of Mr. Mrs. ter and Robert RC. Box 229, Brauoh, and ’ Christian Shlegel, Mr. Now of and Mrs. LOCATED IN OUR NEw son BUILDING Schlegel, Albert exchanged marriage Busch, D.D. Joseph F. Bishop ..Most Rev. esident FOUR iiivisory DOORS SOUTH OF OLD LOCATION before Nuptial Mass offered vows - a ........................ Cloud; V.G., St. Thiebaut P.,A., C. Rev. Board: Rt. Oct. 13 Sacred in Heart church by the Vzery Rev. Ranch, F. C. Falque. George Attending Rev. the'couple Wadena; Plachta, Telephone Rev. August Rt. 435 20-7th Avenue South St. Cloud Bernard Gross and Jean Branch. were RockVille; V.ery Rev. Zitur, Francis Very Rev. Prairie; Long Czech-Gapinski J.C.D., Ziolkowski, S. Rev. T. Very Cloud; St. Kroll, Peter 1 \ Gilman. The marriage of Miss — Cloud. St. Bridget Gapinski. daughter Harry of COMPANY Gapinski, Martin Czech, of. Mi- to firm; noNuN son _Vossberg,. M.A. Roger ..Rev. chael Czech, took place Oct. Manager in Sts. Business 2 and Edit-or .............. Peter Paul's and church before the Rev. Mischke F. ..Maurice Advertising Manager Zyllu. Paul Monica Gapinski ........................................ Louise and: Manufacturers of Cloud, Minn. St. P Box 229, building, O. Institute Offices: Editorial Czech attended the bride. Louis Czech Canada, Alaska; MeXico, $2.50, John and Gapinski $2.00 Sash Price: attended the Doors bride- year; Interior Finish per Ushers Raymorid Law- and foreign groom. $3.00 were . . . . . . 9 Czech. ‘ rence ' . Inc. Press Society, Catholic _ by the Week Every 535 ‘ Published St. Germain Cloud Heltomes-Goldie St. . Colo. Street, Denver 1, Bannock Publication: 938 Office of Bluffton.—Married Oct. 23 in St. Office, 0010., Denver, Post Matter Class at Second Entered John‘s church Miss Patricia Ann as were Goldie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. _Nick Goldie, Norbert and Heltemes, son of SPORIE‘DIERS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heliemes. The ll& Rev. H Electric Robert Voigt celebrated the Nuptial» SEE 602, IT Mass. Juliana Heltemes Heating ’AS' Thomas Plumbing and Appliances - - Horstmann attended the couple. "Timken Co. The home of Silent Johnson-Claseman " Automatic" Oil Burners Long rairie.—-Prior Nuptial to a Mass offered Sept. in the 29 St. Mary 15-4th Ave. So. Tel. 1“ 3864-5163-W Phones Mt. Carmel of church, Miss dCohtinued St. Cloud. I Minn. One) Page From , Claseman, daughter 1350 of Mr. 8th Ave. No.—St. ICloud , . » Clem Claseman, , became the bride of . CITY & FARM earnest, WIRING through them for “get” God’s perse— i-ty.We Dennis Johnson, Mrs. of Mr. and grace son Elmer ELECTRIC Johnson ERICKSON Eagle of Bend. The Rev. Call which ‘Write love for free ‘-o sincere estimate and charity—a Prayer or vering rayer. George Rauch celebrated Mass. the At- , mostpower- the and action—are tending word the bride Dorothy in daily Hennek, i self roves were 'SERVICE dbl 3 Lila Brudei', Mrs. and Ernest Schlicht- Christ: the fold of into Protestants pull that \ forces Lsu’rel Johnson, ing. Kolstad, Mervin I and Ernest The quickly. Schlichting attended firms charity the listed God and here deserve ‘0 SCHOOL CHILDREN LASTRUP, and their teachers the OF pictured school Sometimes with at prayers answers our Wiring are and Fixtures bridegroom. be remembered when dis- John Nepomuk's background. and how church in the are An t. you Moire He how waits to See however, often, Wotzka-Korll sincere other their teachers, sisters other from - Cloud trlbutlng the dif- patronage to 626 3rd So. St. your Ave. enrollment children ,classrooms of 70 'in is two Flensburg. Miss Geralyn Korll. re- . persistent persistent are. loves God — prayer. lerent we lines of business. and adult parishioners parishes, braved the cold Birk, daughter ported by the Rev. of Mr. Wilfred Children and Mrs. Joseph Korll. pastor. of N night. conversions ' not expect prayer_nor exchanged So do o with SylvesterIWotzka, over take in outdoor vows weather the procession part for the third, to fourth, fifth and grades attend district I coonooooooooooooooooo: Mrs. .Anna Wotzka, o't' before combined son a and charity Your wasted. charity is dedication the school last of week. The children the schools this yeah—(Register photo) prayer ever Nuptial Mass offered Oct. in 2 Sacred cumulative Heart Catholics will have church by the Rev. P. J. other Otto. from with the a same Metal The Roofing brida‘ attended by Patricia Cornice Co. was 8. effect perhaps next fruit, perhaps 0 per- and-bear year, soon, Korll, Jam Rutz, Iris what Joan Wotzka, Mary 920w? Mu hlbauer. Sharon and Then. ,Elias whom the for -- with haps lost contact have after persons you Wo ka, Edward Rutz, Jerome and good. did prayed and whom to Fedor the bridegroom’s ‘ attendants. you fOr were you Red Traps Catholics ‘ Pipek-Mnrtin All O Types O of 9 Staples.—-The marriage of, Miss De- . CHRISTMAS INTO BACK PUT CHRIST lores Martin, daughter'of Mrs. Charles Metal Roofing Siding Sheet Martin, George Pipek. to and of Mr. be son “there the phrase heard Although often have can we - - Mrs. John Pipek of Moran. place took Budenz for By Louis Francis who Oct. those in Sacred Heart church Christ,” there 13 before Christmas without years are no the Rev. Henry Fehrenbacher. Attending capitalizéd commerCIal for great feast day this have rea- the Gaol bridal couple Barbara Pipek and on were Repeatedly the Popes have w. McDowell N. .1. McDowell Mr. Joseph Fletcher, professor nist of The Chinese party structure. Raymond Martin. sons " . only. Catholics against warned col- Dulohi-Riddering Christian ethics Episcopal the at any in always has been the party . the po— efforts strip to Phone 1526 their successful in Some have been St. Cloud ' laboration with Communists, Butler.—Exchanging Theological nuptial seminary of Cam- at open vowsv sition in the world of being Red between Miss Johanna Riddering, daugh- rejecting play- significance by These 3 religious concealed. ,warnings specific day'of its bridge, Mass., who has served or or are l. on ne\.:t Mr. Mrs. of and August Riddering. ter the “mother to party” of than‘appro- least dozen Red front at Christ Christmas. in I the idea of more ingdown a or- and Andrew Dulohi, Mr. Mrs. of and v son Soviet Russia. Thus, read. in priate ganizations. 'the We at Dulohi, place‘ Joe took Holy in Cross however, I”; least been There have in recent at a years, the Cominform’s for Sept. church The Oct. Leo 17. Rev. Dyke, hour. organ present van ,V' Specific Traps ,. ‘ Christ back 0.S.C., cclebr ted Theresa the Mass. '3 and heart-warming trend that Tung Pi-wu, member I. 28 of put movement to The of agents In connection with these APPLIANCE Riddering REPAIR Laverne Dulohi CENTER and attended mass the political of the Chinese Evident bureau of all Christmas. trend in "into This is atheistic parts Commu- the bride. Ed Dulohi Theodore our and Hin- knowledge meetings, Cath- I to my Communist declares: “The party, attended the bridegroom. in nism the sen each and increasing olics have is been invited attend ‘ to country TV RADIOS'I— WASHERS year. VACUUM CLEANERS Chinese people stand firmly in the Burger-Dietman —- — United States smaller “conferences,” generally and little With of sacrifice time can energy, you and Rockville.—Married world Oct. 11 in the a of de- peace Small camp All Home Appliances have begun. non-Communist locations. in One an I Immaculate church Conception MiSs ob- Christ the in do much were in community by the Soviet headed restore to I mocracy your enlarged these smaller gatherings of Bernelda Dietman, daughter Mr. and of cam- was 25-9th Ave. the Union and will strive Phone Cloud end St. to 4465 servance of this holy day. Mrs. Ray Dietman. and Virgil Burger. L paign for Stalin held in Bronxville, N.Y., with Cath- order in smash the aggressive to Mr. Mrs. Adolph of and Burger. .7.,‘ son other 'You Chamber Commerce, the of under the guise sell .1’. olics invited. They asked " to on any can were PRODUCTS The Rev. J. celebrated the F. Zitur plot the imperialist of war. camp . religious of business attend specifically Catholics. Chris- At the BORGERT city Nuptial Mass. Carol Adams Verlin association in town, and CONCRETE as on usmg or - your by American \ headed imperialism.” , Dietman the meetings. attended bridal couple. Catho- . of the meeting, is al- the end decorating ' tian as Your windows. busmess motif in their store Whydo Moellenhoff—Ree‘se of leaders not .55- more lics specific our the present are a case, everyone ways billboards at huge their firms usually advertise steres Valleys—Prior Browns Nuptial and secular of edi- to ‘- . on a more even our of these sub- sign object requested petition attempts at to was a Mass offered Anthony’s Oct. 18 in St. g'fithe Communist Concrete, read these docu- Cinder, Way-lite tors and Pumice Blocks ‘;. »-= approaches the citY~ of version and infiltration. for the “Pact Peace” which the of Gwendeline church, Miss Reese. daughter ments? They themselves would rid Concrete Kremlin Mr. shouting in of and Mrs. Clarence Reese, be- Lin‘els, Well-Curbings, is for qusts, ,‘w‘ of Bethlehem This them to ask \- Recently etc. the Communists and every use or any scene year a the abysmal of of ignorance the bride of Joseph Moellenhol’f, some came publication throu bout the Red ~11 Just Christiadposters- South the St- Cloud “I! of Airport Telephone available the that at other eight 10 their friends announced “inter- Mr. of and Mrs. B. J. Moellenhoff. are or which exists circles in son many so as Fortunately, Bronx- world. at t ‘ or. Po. Box e 636 Ito-.532 Bettendorf The Rev. John offered the Com- the sign establishments. outdoor the actual faith conferences and meetings aims the to of ville the Catholics meeting Mass. Attending the couple Jeanne were were munist conspiracy. surrounding the Sauer Adrian Moellenhofl. The usher A firms‘in St.Cloud and and number of peace,” the of which for alert But refused sign. and to sponsors Toelle. Andrew DANIEL was {For Catholics, in the small- these conferences being held they will have this even already indicated that Communist—fronters. ,I; veteran are were Kawlewski-Kunza spon— area year numbers, fall places victims in est to others to and may, many 'iseveral Have :""«'i director religious Executive Perham.—The marriage Miss La- billb‘oards depicting of this “inter- of -"'_solr scenes. these Communist would be be well informed. traps not Vonnc daughter Kunza, of Mr. and Mrs. so your the merchants faith” do the Willard is Dr. Up- in community move tragic. J. Edgar Hoover John and. the Kunza, Ospar‘ Kawlewski, same., The central this of to son purpose _> haus, Protestant minister recently Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kaw‘lewski, tack of Ask Chamber of Commerce House_Committee Church the Un-Ameri‘can “interfait is win ” to your on FUNERAL". or move recog- or place I's‘laus Oct. in the St. St: parish 11 discharged executive secretary warned Activities have as both that nition China-by the for Red United ' crib 3'” lifcasize outdoor gny'o'ther business firm sponsor house. The Rev. A. rowski a S. Fa ofii- to National the of Religious and theIRed' conspiracy is States. seeking 'Phyllis Efforts being made to Dolores Mohr to ciated. Kaw- and are “andfigures the community. in prominent in spot LabOr Foundation New Haven of a bride. lewski attended the James Kunza religion 'the cloak of f . inveigle Catholics around into the belief wrap HOME“ ' communities Kawlewski Here few other and George attended the examples what of because his Stalinite of tendencies. ‘. are activities are its for infiltra- a of that Mao Tse-tung is different some a bridegroom. . U haus attended so-called the doing: tion But Pope kind Pius Communist from Stalin. XI, of purposes. Schuncman-Pederson ~ “ econd World Peace Congress” above all in his encyclical This is far In propaganda from Commerce Reading, the Junior Chamber of Pa., ,Princeton. Miss Mable Pederson. on so — organized by Moscow and there at- Atheistic Communism, daughter Mr. Mrs. admonished of and Clarence the truth that With- Pe- it is alarming. ' sponsors is Reverent Observance Com- what called “A More tacked the United States. Later he derson, became the bride Sgt. Ken- of INTELLIGENT long COURTEOUS, the that last 1937 in months, the Comin- two us as ago as con- neth Schuneman, of Mr. and Mrs. mittee.” Each the Christmas the committee takes the Soviet capital son went to at space on cealed over Reds would form’s tells Com- Mao Tse- represent ~ organ us, August Schuneman of St. tephen, prior AND the invitation of the Russian dele- MODERN FUNERAL billboards depict religious 20 and them munism to official prepared “assume tung greeting to some to Nuptial Mass sent offered St. Ed- to in on uses as an a. gation. ward’s church by the Adelbert Rev. another and Stalin, much milder declaring the Chinese form.” Com- Christmas scenes. SERVICE FOR THAN MORE Kosel Wagner. Carol and Levon Arthur Another With of these “re- he munists’ allegiance fervor called Soviet the the to sponsor upon In Endid, almost The bridegroom ’ Okla, local merchants 100 attended the bride. co-operate was ligious” meetings is Mary faithful Van dictator, “not allow pledging to themselves and the to by Duane Pederson Dennis attended and war YEARS. 65 with in promoting religious community churches cent Kleek, of the per officer Russell Sage be deceived." to Schuneman. Ushers Clarence death against “American imperial- ' were . Schuncman Wesley Kral.' and stress Foundation, parades who has that Nativity theme. been the ism.” f a mem- Local Action V‘uaIy-Maycr ber of Communist fronts ReIigion-Cloaked 60 dur- Infiltration In Milwaukee, TELEPHONES: Christian Mothers have their Wis, the For Catholics, is the Minneapolis.—Nuptial not proper were vows ex- ; ing twist and This of the adherence the Kremlin turn to every . Church V changed the the Incarna- in of Slogan; “Put Into\Christmas” displayed in streetcars, positive Christ one? Is it not response a Red line. Still another is the Rev. through whole V the Commu- Miss Mayer. tion Oct. by Shirley 20. OFFICE runs 238-W ' the duty of educated Catholic'lay- busses, and also the store windows. They merchants get to daughter Mr. and Mrs. Richard of and lay confronted. Louis Vasaly, Mayer, Jr.. of men and Officers women, Formally Seated son '. Residence—1543 ‘et cribs in their windows. ’ up these Little Mrs. Louis Vasaly with Mr. and of words of Pius XI, to In Minden, Kearney Falls. Attending the bride Mrs. Neb., the four sides the county of were Seventh disclose their local to and press GilberLson, Leonard Stanley Mrs. Eleven, St. Avenue North Cloud _ court house ‘disaster . organizations the setting Christmas for the pageant. that ' Mrs. McKinstry. serve Jay Mrs. as Brooks, and a C would follow B' in Cold the of Thomas Vasaly attended wake Red Thomas Jones. Spring ' In Rochester, N. Y., Rochester Diocesan Council of the f t Ushers Thomas - the bridegroom. China’s Catholic recognition? were For ne O Women, with blessing officials, the ‘of railroad the Stanley Gilbertson, Charles Schoff, Jones, thing, such would recognition help Leonard Brooks. and Sets crib in the New York Central depot. The has crib up the United States from prevent a almost life-size aiding and has brought Europe statues the council thous- effectively since Given 2-Duy Retreat Cold Spring—Officers sentinel; of the St. and Stephen Theis, out- West would in be coast wands of commendatory from impressed our grave side sentinel. messages, many non- Boniface of the Catholic court danger. “The Paris is road to Catholics. The Rev. Falls Victor Ronellenfitsch, Students little in J Order of Foresters formally through Peiping” has been old were . an O.S.B., is spiritual director. Yes, there countless which in bring “Christ to are '» Red adage.” ' ways installed ceremonies here. at recent Following the installation, Mr. Little Falls—A two-day retreat , , back into Christmas” in community. You will find The facts your your Nick forth in this and F. Thielman set of Thielman Avon, state spoke of the activities of big students St. for school of merchants and townspeople co-operative previous in'this columns, taken respect. from Red the high the of Foresters. court 'He the install- trustee, acted court conducted Mary’s arisb here as was themselves, be of announced that the Try them 1952 before‘ sources state its gets too late plan such can out ing officer to and assisted by con- by Robert Schulzetenberg INOLEIIM the Rev. now was value in this work local vention of of the Foresters will be Ted J. Krebsbach Joseph and E. en- activities. The Pierz. conferences of ‘ were - lightenment. Florida held From in St. Cloud. Stearns county, Stein senior and junior comes given in the rooming and as con- evening information, word that he said, this is has of the Forester ductors. one in Mary’s school chapel. St. "Catholic NeWs and Views’ I been value there. strongholds of in the state. Guests installation at the were TILES RUGS Another PLASTICS consideration Cath- for Wives friends and of the Foresters. .0 o Navy Vele’ran olics is the effort, Red Pray Officers installed J. new Elmer now for were 0w "Observes drummed AnniVersary in the Daily Ist Worker, Eichei's, chief Albert A. up ranger; for political alliances with Stein, chief Frank J. new past ranger; Deceased j Priests ;- concealed Communists in 1952. Theis, vice chief Roman ranger; u—_’ll||l||Illlllll|||Illl||llllll||llllllllll|||||lllll|||lllll||||ll|llll||||||lllllll|III|lll|||lllll||ll|Illlllllllllllll|lIll|l|l|llll||||lIll|||lllllll||llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Oi Fergus IE ll" Falls Pius XI could be elo- De Wenter, not recording secretary; more E than his in warning‘against Fred quent E. Stein, 0/0 financial secretary; E Barns—died Michael (Continued 3) the of Christ Father J. 2 From Page be can cause pre- collaboration with Michael C. Klein, for three cham~ trustee WE NOW any PAY or keep Christ Church His world and served in the and g will the to Nov. 1915 10, pionship of Alfred Ludivig, concealed Reds. The trustee; years; Explosion. before justify minds. itself in Victim remain- program your Chandonnet—died Father L. Z. Harold challenge De Wenter, Laur- great Catholics is trustee; to to “To the ing the and airwaves.” writers on an- bring J. the Thielmann, Wil- encyclical Atheistic treasurer; 191% Nov. 14, ence on of this I nouncers The marvelous inventions program, ox- of sivmcs Communism liam J. ON Virant, speaker; into William life. ~ tend ' gratitude for the de- I my radio and television, Bishop the B. Rausch, chairman of auditing manding and persevering work Fergus pointed havelplaced Falls. the Requiem out, at Johnny...'Players committee; Menke, Gregor Time senior Deposit — Molitor cn‘t’ailed the in presentation of Drug Co. Certificates disposal of the Church of in of Mass means offered a conductor; Oct. Carl Ethen, junior in P. 15 was this kind. of a program communications that enables her 1nSlde conductor; Theis, Elroy Our Lady of Victory BANK church “The, presentation has been preach Christ’s and teach ideas to SPRING STATE AGENCY com REXALL or dignified, Class" factual, by and Christian. Father B. H. Wessling for all Adult to Evening _ men. ln 'RIchard ll,’ otl'd, Prclcrlptlonc Specialty national, and local I Marvin news B. Sprenger. “It behooves all 'Christian Is Held Martin _, St. in and_.views have been presented. Kodak A toiletries Supplies teachers Mr. modern Sprenger, to of formerly Eliza- of use means ‘The sensibilities normal of the COLD MINNESOTA CLOUD. MINN. SPRING, 8T. St. Martin. Paynesville The communication beth and this spread the city, to five of —- was one unruffled. listeners have been Openerlor high school department Year of civilian truths Christ)! killed of workers voca- in mysteri- El—Illllllll||||lllllllllllllllllllllllllll||||l|ll|||llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll||Illlll||||llll|l||l|ll|l|llll||llIlll||ll|||||lIlll|llllIlllllllllllllHllllll||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE a Christian ~ have principles been tional agriculture is sponsoring The Bishop projectile warned that “anti- explosion the an- at ous courageously asserted, anti-Chris- SLICIO‘IID other adult evening class in agri- Naval ammunition PLUMBING 8: Christian KNAPP forces zealous depot Haw- at are very ' ‘ tian ideas injustice exposed, con- culture St. Martin’s school. thorne, at Nev. and in the fanatical of even use demned. The has been HEATING program These classes The the son‘of Mr. Mrs. these Christ and Otto J. of to Collegeville.—The to tear out Johnny are open Play- means 'conducted in truly Christian a Sprenger, public. The first he meeting Oct. the hearts minds men.” and of St. John’s veteran university was dramatic on a navy ers, think, I Christ would manner as, We Specialize in STORE MEII’S the and father organization of children. 29 meeting. the two He For past months seven presented their first an was group, pro- have it done in His day earth. on 32 old. There will be “Catholic series Churches, News Schools, Hospitals and Views” 10 duction has of was of the school years the at -. a ses- year “I that trust the will program Mr. Sprengerwa’s born in sions held Brown been originating weekly. regularly College from of St. Scholastica Duluth in continue Rooievclt Drive in the spirit St. Cloud of justice, 10‘ . Nov. county 24, His 1918. family chaplain’s Topics the be in the to discussed will Thursday quarters St. in- of last week. on charity, and truth, for only thus moved the Elizabeth to clude: community Cloud Dairy Under hospital. The feeding, the Rev. Patrick cattle direction bal- the of Rev. The Home of Florsheim Shoes: in 1922, where they lived ’until Dominic Riley, anced hospital rations Keller, chaplain, is for O.S.B., the other the St. types of Observe Girl Scouts ooNOVAIvg ASK 1946, when they moved this city. livest0ck, John to regular soil testing three newscaster. staged and ferti- group scenes Sch-affner Hart, and Cloth- Marx He joined the in October, The lizers. from soil last April’s is the air production conservation, of book- navy farm program on every 1940, and six served for Tuesday, in- Richard II. Thursday, keeping, Saturday and and years, number other of U’CIllerIl a FOR Sunday’ ing. cluding duty aboard the Wasp 'nd WJON Because at 7 developments of last (1240),. year’s gradua- It in agriculture p.m. over new the Ranger. A first class, tion, is sponsored how and and they used. prepared by the cast James seaman affect the farmer. a new was he 17' injury escaped during his duty Moraveck, Mary’s St. Bldg. St. Cloud junior staff from Claire, of the St. Cloud Eau Register, Breckenridge In in the acific. " Wis, official Catholic portrayed King Richard; of Can newspaper Help?- Soon You after his discharge from Bolingbroke, Central the Rich- Minnesota. of usurper the Mr. Sprenger took civil ard’s throne, navy by a acted Bernard Breckenridge. Catholic _Girl was — Set-s service job the No naval base in at Minnesotan Wenninger, has senior be ,told from Park to Scouts for Aged observed “Church Home a Sunday” ENJOY .7 Nevada. job His involved that repair- winter has Falls, Wis. PAINTS—WALL PAPER made early by attending . Mass . and receiving an ing torpedoes. , Other ‘That members of the in- it appearance. cast Communion gets in means St. Mary’s church "Annqu Sale Mission HemPS' Surviving his. wife, cluded: cold. And this Daniel that Grandpre, are sopho- here. a son ‘ means poor ' Michael, daughter, 4; Linda, children 3; from and, adults Alexandria; need boots, a Thomas Brownies more well Paint and keep looking wall smart home scouts paper can as as as your his overshoes, parents, and brothers rubbers, O’Meara, junior and. mittens. from Rockford, seven through grade the eighth preserve St, Joseph’s home woodwork were for the the walls aged well large selec- See and as our Mrs. and sisters, Herman The Teberg, 111.; Women’s Charles IGEGREAM guild .in Enders, junior St., from ' for the High present Mass which at - St. Cloud will hold its annual in and wall Jr., tion of paints beautiful colors and modern Fergus'Falls; Cloud of in has Sgt. Henry had Bismarck, N. Dak.; great number James Steiner, papers the adult choir a mission sang. sale from Nov. 18 Dec. to 'Sprenger of -Camp of McCoy, for sophomore requests these Wis.; winter from Mandan, N. Dak.; designs. The Rev. Richard Kujawa of— 10 Bernard, Fergus items. Falls; Ralph Michael Thomas, of junior from Eau fered the Mass and delivered the There will be display great of a Y_amhill, KOERBER Can Ore.; help? Jane Do home, Claire, have Pat— at Wis.; William Kelsch, you you ‘- sermon. all snap kinds PAINT of needlework crochet VLADY KEMPS rick and Rosella, GOOD, both — USABLE home and sophomore boots. at N. from Mandan, Dak.; Adult leaders some of the Girl Scouts and knit—suitable for Chrismas , rubbers, attending high school. overshoes, mittens? CATERING ICE CREAM and and Robert Southers, junior from from St. Mary’s parish Mrs. gifts and for the home. On are sale Members the call of Mrs. American Theodore Eau Claire,'Wis. Patrick Melcher, so, Mrs. John Mi- will pillowcases, be runners, rugs, Legion Kruger, Tel. in uniform 853-J, acted pall- Because and chels, stage Mrs. James scenery as Thomas, your no Cloud, or men and 20 fancy Sixth Ave. So. handkerchiefs, Call St. Minn. 9th dolls, Ave. 567 & No. 2nd rag bearersyand goods will be paid picked their with the Mrs. respects at went the took Mark cast Buscher. up. group, . animals, and kitchen supplies. even the burial the parish complete charge all cemetery, properties. of in I ,{ an