l I REGISTER ’ THE 51'. CLOUD Friday, November 28, I952 FOUR“ PAGE -.- _. c India Statesman school John’s Cathedral-High / Talks St. Officers of Installation at 50th Anniversary Has rodiscovered Nag, Kalidas Collegeville.-—-Dr. cently by the Amer- civilizations. He will continue icas.” this for year Indian ‘and writer, statesman program a as a Dr. Nag is also presenting of three-year ctr-operative part reg- a Univergity from the of Calcutta, ular lectures Hamline study project at sponsored by the course but. zeal the ideas of the and One) (Continued From Page the convocation address at gave university and Macalester Col- Family colleges Hill two and the who “were Igiants in those who began her men university room, one one St. John’s Nov. 19 lege of St. Paul the Asian Foundation Paul. of St. on on days.” The the school aim of teacher, 21 student secondary the subject “World Crisis of from its foundation to Queers? project in 1902, hareminded very was Expecting Unity.” bring Solved ‘by World Catholic secondary train- students and guests assembled CokeI ing reach all.- into the of the of importance of ‘realizing Indian The lecturer’s theme Get enough traced. 'A Step by h'e the step, that material not the need for based unity money nor was on history the school; whichJs of equipment builds institution, and realization the the brother- of of' history the expanding an__ if. hood of and the fatherhood man He the secondary in city. system r. God. He of stated that even noted‘that the growth 'de- and though India has religions several velopment I institution is l of any . they share this all be-~ common . dependent co-o'peration the 5 upon Ir lief in mankind. of its and that component parts, By quoting Indian of .. Cathedral poet isa in particular an mo- =2 ' no: L‘. I» [II I 1‘ 2,000 3.0., speaker illustrated the co-operative, efforts to nument u _\ the antiquity the 'Asian civili- of parishes, of and' parish- m -. priests, om . c. Nov. i 28—Friday. Mass. of I - m . '1! zation, which based ,_ ioners who have h. thought Catholic is the I . . _. on- 'ybld-M“ 1’34“ :3 "Cairo" trade-Inert registered is . previous Sunday, wi thout a Gloria education worth sacrifiée. great BOTTIED UNDER AUTHORII’V OF TH! COCA-COM counnv Collect Iv of Greed, Second “Defend To Angels ‘Holy‘ parish, parti- BOTTLING us,” Third Collect, ordinary ST.‘ COCA-COLA any co. or CLOUD ‘cularly, he. paidcredi’t, for, he , Preface. Green vestments. that said, parish had carried the Nov. 29—Saturday. ,Vigil of financial burden for years. 25 ,_ St. Andrew, ibicTURED ARE Apostle. Mass of And the Order 'of St'. Benedict Frank Podlasek, J. Monn, Mrs. chaplain; A. Mrs. MEMBERS ABOVE Vigil. No Gloria Creed, Second. singled by .Monsignor out : or was and Mrs. A. J. Noldén and d Statz, B M ' n bares}, mail/[m Collect Saturninus, St. Third‘ Daughters, Keaveny he of the .. When said: “Its Circle Stella Maris . . of the con- Meix- Bruning, Mrs. Frank Otto “Grant, beseech”. Violet tribution in this is diocese inesti- we Florence Huebner, Mary Donohue, meeting Lena officers’ installation of the Isabella for at ner, mable. contribution vestments. Its /more Inderleden, ‘ Clifford Mrs. I Vogel, ‘Mrs. August left right,~ They to Cloud recently. in St. PRAIRIE are, IONG CREAMERYVASSOCIATION than otherrfactor has made Sunday any Nov. 30—First of Ad Puhlrhan. Not shown V Walter in and Mrs. Lowel Orr, row: Mrs. Monica Mischo, first arson, Cathedral high school the Special re- Mass. vent. No Gloria in Rieder Mrs. Edward and Mrs. vice the picture Mary Sliney, state Fritz Frank, Mrs. are re- , markable school it is in the seasonal no.- this other Masses ,Louelln Butter or Edward Noehring. Denery, John state the Rev. St. Paul; gent, non.”- Advent, during of Second Collect A. ; Pasteurized. Milk and InStaII Cream ,In opposition the Church to current Perhum of 'Our Lady, Third Po'pe C. D. Officer’s; or of D. I. Phone notion that education under Greed, Trinity Preface. “Let re- us Long 18 Prairie. Minn. ligious auspices threat is to the bless of Lord” Mass end at a democratic life, Monsignor Keav- Jubilee 33rd Violet vestments. Have Memorial Service Con‘duct eny'challenged find anyone"to Dec. 1+Monday. St. Andrew school, teacher, 3 1' one one one or Apostle. Gloria, Mass of feast. Catholic institution in course a Sunday Second Collect First Of Per-ham.-——Court St. Rita 409, lNery members: following subversive deceased which to officers of the elected proves Advent, Creed, Apostles’ Preface Catholic Daughters America, of Elizabeth Kowalkowski, “By their Anna American democracy. Daughters Isabella of were in- Red vestments. celebrated the 33rd anniversary Anas- be Bauer, Storkamp, fruits them,” Frances shall know you Form Dec. 2—Tuesday. St. Bibiana, its institution Nov. by the of 10 Joan and he tasia Mayer, Wenner, quoted another Teacher, Irene EM I R E Virgin. Gloria, P Mass of feast. reception of members. 15 Ruegemer, Elizabeth Jo- emphasized Chris- Longer, the fruits of new Second Collect First Sunday of Hick, 01i- Hostesses for the evening hanna Mary tian education Which.build, Kinsella, not were Advent, Third Red of Our Lady. Melrose Mitchell, Elmer break, via Angeline Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. Leon nation. Lynch, MEMORIAIS, Inc. Motor Co. a . vestments. Anna Ken- Catherine Lacher, Mrs. Frank Ceynowa, Keidel, Kalidae Nag Dr. Bar- The Most Peter Rev. .W. IIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIII|IIIIll|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllll||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIILLE 3—Wédnesday. Lillian Hetzel, nedy, Frances Mrs. Nagel, Mrs.‘ William Welter, ILIE‘ of Dec. St. Fran- Mass tholome the close the MELROSE. MINN. at Phone 171 Melrose, Minn. and' world’s largest most IIIIIIIIII|||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlIIlIIII Mary Schaefer, Socha, WE SPECIALIZE MEMORIALS IIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Erma IN Mrs. Fred Walz, Mrs. popu— Joe Marto- .cis Xavier. Gloria Mass of feast. Keaveny noted that Monsignor Murphy H. James 7 , FOR CATHOLIC CEMETERIES Helen lous continent. Koshiol, and Helen SALES Latzka, and SERVICE ' dam, Mrs. Clarence 'Second ‘ and Rutten. Collect of his- First Sunday had neglected the period of Empire Built—Eternnwie the Hills The Indian statesman Eldred.. ritualistic INSURANCE The work Advent. White was re- Cathedral subsequent vestments. to tory at con- was appointed by Prime cently Min— ducted by of the Mrs. Gerald Griffin, his superintendency. He The meeting next group ex- Dec. 4—Thursday. St. Peter uppef .Real . Nehru chamber ister the to will who combined social and pressed his all grand Gertrude'Oswald, gratitude be to regent; Estate Chrysologus, h.o p-Teacher a B i LITCHFIELD s Parliament. He has of the Indian Dec. 10. have administered the affairs of meeting vice grand business Mrs. regent; Elmer on Col- Special Gloria, Second Mass. the also participated work LE: Phone education in Mury’l Bldg. 196 of 20am. bring the asked in Members secondary' to Hanson, monitor; Dorothy Gree- some are First Sunday Advent, lect of __ Nations. His St. the League of .be marked how all“lIIIllllIllIIlIlIIIlIIIIllllIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIllIIllIIIIIIllIlIlIllllIIIIIIIIIlIIIfi tic diocese, and be most 1 nonperishable to ley, prophetess; Ann Mohr, lec- r e a White Third St. Barbara, Creed. Tolstoy particularly entitled Cathedral, book, and. which Mary’s the baskets recent placed into PnonUCE C0. Helen Griffin, ~._ turer; financial 0R: vestments: .t":"_ Monsignor published in the Maho- Gandhi, "A'fa‘i‘ Isabella Edward '.£.'. under Daughters past the of ' Lat-w ‘5. pre- Phyllis Grismer, are secretary; hi’s- was Christ Eternal Mass of the . ‘. ., material needy wald, helped in the distribution had to paring for . torian; Kathryn Brabec, year. treas- vestménts. One Priest. White High important Pay Christmas of the plant. during the structure families Mrs. Donald Ceynowa, We his Some statements Highest of Prices for Your urer; sen- were: Tleature public Dec. 5—Friday. Mass of First of St. served the A at tinel; Mrs. Paul dinner season. Rosenthal, “America made has contribu- our or- a HIDE‘S Gloria Sunday of Advent. No and the POULTRY, which EGGS, Christmas party WOOL- The or under- providing where ganist; Mrs. Mathias Cloud Institute, Kremer, tion tremendous application, of service is a Second Collect of St. far Creed, annually I. D. of sponsors d d high had assistant sentinel; classmen Mrs. t t e Arthur but of science mostly in the n e a funeral information. Home of Sabbas, Third Our Lady, omit Cloud Orphans’ ‘J . . . the St. 1920s, Hemmelgarn, 1 in the b school r-bearer; The material sciences. world and s e s MELROSE, a n e c a s n MINN. Alleluia Verse Gradual, after held Dec. 14. will be on assembly of Mrs. A. A. Gray and brought present Mrs. Leon Asia needs the application and an Violet ordinary Preface. vest- TSIIIIm‘peIIIn-IIIIlIaIIIs faculty members, priests Ceynowa, guides; and Mrs. Roman past enrichment the laws of human of OR: ments. Moliior Co. Drug and former Vorget, Mrs. George diocese, Kelly, of the stu- and behaviour.” Sacred Heart, (First Mass of of the Mrs. of each Paul Schoeneberger, One member color dents. “The Bible the West- first was FUN ERAI. HOM ' E White Friday). vestments. attended. guard; Mrs. graduation and Ed Perszyk, 47 book be translated into the to group AGENCY REXALL ern daily Missal (From How to the soloist. Those use a. Seated honor guest giving the seminar tongue.” was as TELIGO common 5T.CLOU,D.MINN. 0 ‘ ' Specialty by Lohmann in and Prescriptions 1952, u Ladner, Emily graduate, Mrs. first Bernard Palubicki, “Asia lost with contact were ‘* never I Toiletries & Kodak Supplies Co.) now Murphy of Vincent Mrs. Mrs. Charles Olson, Mrs. Joe but Europe, Asia only TO was HERE re- ARE WE MINN. ' CLOUD. ST. y- Ed- ARNDT’S BERGGREEN Minneapolis. Toastmaster Cummings, and Mrs. Ray Shasky. QUESTIONS ‘AAAAAA YOUR ANSWER I of graduate Stockingtr, ward L. v'vvvvv Mrs. L. Roerkohl, Caledonia, Benediciiues a I MAIN HATCHERY Seven IENJOY FUNERAL HOME and presented guests 1927, state assisted regent, with the 'Avvvv'v l . . . speakers. ritual and the of U.S. Certified White Leghoms. report gave a c. A. CORRIGAN {HEmPSl “5411/, you! 3 national convention held pointed Lake Monsignor Keaveny U.S. Approved Heavies at Orders Get Minor Phone W Ror 84 84 I Placid, N. Y. The Rev. Nicholas of students Commercial that the Feeds and out You. success , and officiated in chosen ations Souk Minn. That We Donnay their Poultry Supplies Centre, Know chaplain. Do l vo as of ification avocations is the . In: gra Guests from of out town were 1 .Collegeville. Seven Benedic- CREAM ~— the and that 20¢ their teachers, . SHIRTS for FINISH con- 4— —- Mrs. Mike Cotone, grand past Rounssrvnr tine clerics moved closer the to is tribution-of schools secondary of Court St. Ann, , regent Wa- , FARM EQUIPMENT priesthood when'Abbot last week “It is than education, a: a “ more an \ CLEANERS dena; Mrs. J0seph LAUNDRY Otto, Wadena; EAST sum Baldwin Dworschak, O.S.B., life.” philosophy of ‘ con- Mrs. M. Welter, and Long McCORMlCK-DEERING IMPLEMENTS L FARM minor ferred and the tonsure or- organizations, In thanking the ( Prairie. ‘ KEMPS Call 3363 LADY ders them. on Parent-Teachers’ especially the Refrigerators—Homo a Receptionists Freezers Farm Supplies & Mrs. P. l by which Tonsure, the rite CREAM were CATERING ICE a sponsored association, which had 2..d( Schmitz and Mrs. William Kem— cleric is the prepared for 9th ’Call Ave. 3. No. Kremer, 567 s recep- dinne1‘,.the the Al _‘_ Rev. I _ a Saul: Centre lion. Red'roses presented to per. tion of the minor orders, were echoed superintendent, was re- present \ “AAA‘AA 14 charter members who had had Nov. by Fraters' ceived 22 Monsignor -vv.vv the sentiments of .. ll on o...- continuous membership l for 33 Simon Hugh Witzman, 0.8.3.; the Boosters of Ca- Keaveny. To ' pink and six char- to Bischof, 0.S.B.; Edwin Arceneau, aid'especial years roses tribute, thedral, he A“A hadpcome members who have been ter O.S.B.; 0.8.3.; Adolph Ayd, $100 within of they re- for instated. Tarlton, Gilbert 0.S.B.; Ger- landscapingland the paying for I Th3 ritual beautifully main O.S.B.; and _Pat- north of Loeger, field terracing of the was pre- + sented, and refreshments fol- rick Okada, O.S-.B. 0n the school. the high IREMEMBERED: were AGENCY served buffet style. Mrs. Gerald finis the Boos- lowing they received the To add the day to or- DAN MARSH WALGREEN BE Griffin poured. Favors Bishop project, Bartholome (doorkeeper) and ters’ ders of porter - were A given Mrs. Charles He Olson, the remaining $100. to Mrs. Nov. offered (reader), 30 lector and on DRUGS DRUGS Cathedral Ralph Wasche, spoke of the of Mrs. of Anthony orders story they will receive the Trossen, George as that of the Chris- Mrs. high school AAAAAA Kelly, (server). and acolyte exorcist and educational Mrs. Albert American Rotta, made-their tian Jr. The clerics LES All of these sys- BLDG. na- CLINIC LOCH opposition school tional uly the order of the J The Catholic solemn last tem. re- summer on vows Catho- ranks ceived within the of Daughters of America subdia- is celebrat- will receive the and Main 11 Sixth & lics, he pointed greater out, ing its 50th anniversary in this June of 1953. conate was year. from than that without. Despite Drugs Save the lack slight co-operation of on '52 ’53' TIMES IN Mo’vie Current Ratings ranks, within the still existent Catholics this in Needs the sacrifice of Room and Sick '. community' he commended, has, nation’s finest built onelof the US! CALL following educational CALL projects. 28 The list includes theaters movies appearing in - at . The final speaker, the Most these Alexandria, Choki Clarissa, Eden Valley, Fergus towns: o, CLOUD, MINN. ST. Rev. Bishop Busch, spoke the of Falls, Foley, Morris, Randall, St. Cloud, Sank Centre, Wheaton. and high school of great A-l as a source \ Childrlen . comfort him, for he said it is to Morally Unohjcctionable for Adults and ‘ ' Your largely responsible for the This Christmas I Blondie Goes College Jack and. the Beanstalk to SAUK'RATPIDS Give growth development of and Bronco Busters , re- Miracle of Our Lady of Fatima ‘ ‘ . ligious life in this He Coptive City area. em- Okinawa phasized the need frequent for ,Carson. City Redboll Express . Communion, the belief and that Denver and Rio Grande Royal Journey , training in Christian schools is Subscription A-Gili Friends ,_ Fearless Fagan Story Robin Hood ‘To ALLA of largely responsible deeper, for a Francis Goes the Races Texans Never Cry to C0. HDWE. SAUK RAPIDS understanding, and more Girl more in White Washington Story- intelligent of the reception sacra— Has Anybody Seen Gal My Wild Stallion ' ments. ‘ Here Come the Nelsons Winning Team ‘llnrtlwa'rof Furniture, Appliances, Major I I Dream of Jeanie ' 1 A-2 (/15 375 Phone Sauk Rapids. Minn. fsr.’ flick: More Morally Unobjectionable for Adults Only h REGISTER cLoun ‘THE Dreamboat Merry Widow " ‘ Leopard Others Man All Paula ' ' ’ Lost Alaska in Silver City Lovely Look At Sorrowful Jones to Lusty Men Virginia City Diacese Cloud of St. of Newspaper the Official Mara Mam B . MUSHE 8 Greatest Phone Show Earth—(Objection: Walgreen n On Especially because of Minn. the youth-appeal of this film the following objectionsshould be Little Falls, Agency i carefully noted: “Despite certain mitigating considerations an Praye‘rlg'ooks, Articles Gift. Rosaries Other Ideal and Religious The emotional impact of this film tends condone, and to arguments ' presented justify, the sinful of killing. It also to act mercy con.- I. Portraits Q . tains Studio suggestive dialogue.”) costuming and Curran , Lion the Candids and Horse—~(Ohjection: O Tends condone the taking ' and to Gift Ideal $3.00 “the Price, of the law one’s‘ _ into hands.) at Commercial 0 own Monkey Business—(Objection: Suggestive situations, 125 costum- Phone 866 E. Broadway to]. Photo Ke_e15 0 Finishing e ~ . and dialogue; reflects the acceptability of divorce.) mg . ‘ Co.- Hardware Bares "COLD SPRING W. C. WEBER, Agen I ' \ I RING‘S Hardware Coal and General Insurance“, ' Use ordering belOW for the coupons Home Appliances AUTO FINANCING Maytag Washing Machines ESTATE REAL LOANS Bottle Gas THE WENNER CO. Telephone Phone Miunfi 45 Little Falls, St 569 S. E. 117 First ' Many Ways— In So Hardware, Furniture, Imple- ‘. ,1 Fuel, Furnaces ments, and LIIIII_I.I_IVI,I_II\INIIIIIIlllrifl_lllIII-III...III-III...III-IIIl-IIIIIIIIII-III FIFTY-EIGHT FOR OVER YEARS J ' Plumbing Home Prod-I Simonet Ill-llIll-IIIIIIIIII-IIIIIII Cold Spring Granite cumin Funeral Licensed Embalming THE CLOUD REGISTER ST. ST. REGISTER THE Box 229 Box 229 Phone Cold Spring 432 Can Be Helpful ucts / Economical Dignified Personal Service MINNESOTA CLOUD, MINNESOTA ST. ST. CLOUD, -‘— — Telephone . 666 Rainbow Little Falls, and Diamond Minn. Gray my, Subscription Please Subscription send Gift to Gift Please send to my grit feed poultry at your or Prepared take J Catholic Service to In the care proper way. dealer. 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