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St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955

January 16, 1953 · Page 2 of 4

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THREE REGISTER PACE CLOUD T-HE'ST. 1953 16, Friday, January _ seminary Party Epiphany Annual Epiphany Hospital Rite Blessing Cloud Annual St. at at 350‘ Persons Attended; by Over Collegeville.—The Feast of the dience the-Commandments, to and blessed the the seminar- rooms, Epiphany, Jan. thanksgiving 6, God the commemorates Father, ians to gathered in the main lobby I the occasion when Christ Son, and Holy Spirit. May bless- of the seminary, the Magni- was re— sang vealed the whole non-Jewish ing remain to for all time this ficat, and heard readings of the upon Cloud of the St. The personnel + in + + world special ‘ + The dwelling + and them that live here- ‘Church Fathers from the bre-. a manner. enjoyed hospital their annual blessing Christian of the home, in. Through Christ Lord.” viary by members of the deacon our Chaplain Gift Present . Epiphany Christmas party to appointed by the Church While for this Monsignor on R class. n n e e r the lounge of the 5, in Jan. feast day, has close relation to eve, * a - building. A nursing school of the coming of the Magi in the with Christmas huge strung tree of adoration the new-born King. JANUARY blue‘lights provided holiday at- Beseeching'blessings of heaven a CLEARANCE than 350 mosphere ourselves and homes men more as upon our _' hos- employed by the and tends bring the feet to. of to women, us capacities, pits] in various Savior in the spirit of adora- were our special treated to tion. program. a, ' shown The Christmas story Last week St. John’s dio- at was THESE CARS MUST GO MAKE TO while the narrator seminary, the Rt. 'Rev. screen, a on cesan first described of the the events Monsignor William Renner offi- TRADE-INS ROOM FOR NEW CAR by appropri- Christmas reading ciated the annual Epiphany at Sacred Scrip- blefising from ate of the seminary build- passages Xavier, Sister Francis ad- ture. ing. The in rector, vested cope the Cloud hos— ministrator of St. ' l and accompanied by cross-bearer, 1951 PONTIAC ‘8’, Sedan 4 Door pital, then welcomed all the acolytes, and incense-bearers, BLESSINGS include blessing EPIPHANY the Of Radio, Air Cond., Seat Covers, $ 00 festivi- the evening’s visited each of guests to the faculty and which initials Magi, the of Casper, the three chalk with Hydramatic. Low Mileage ties announced that and student beseeching rooms the every- ...... .. Baltassar, inscribed the doors the seminary Melchior, and of were on would receive gift blessing of the Church present upon'the one a Door the student and of DODGE, rooms. 1951 Sedan, 4 Radio, Air Fluid Con., in of the gifts brought building itself and those memory upon is Seminarian Tom Meyer, second theologian Melrose, Babe from the who live by the Three Kings in the seminary to during Drive, Visor, Plastic Sun Seat 79500 $1 tracing the initials, along with the figures the of current of Bethlehem. John Douvier, the school seep one year. Covers. Like New... A ‘upon the his 1953, door of year, employes The beautiful of the dressed of the room. as an prayer blessing the chalk the follows: The of used in Ceremony is ritual, Arab, then the camel which concludes led huge the bless- in as ' “88”, OLDS 1950 2 Door Sedan. s 00 God, this chalk helpful “Bless, O Lord render it ing of creature to homes, of plywood cloth to is follows: constructed and men. as in they who it faith and with inscribe Grant that it the “Bless, 0 .Lord, entire almighty Radio, Hydramatic. laden with gifts for the Very Clean God use upon their this homes the thy saints, Melchior, of of Casper, home that it be personnel. As each entrance the shelter names . was name «Baltassar, through their merits intercession enjoy of health, chastity, and and self-conquest, 1947‘0LDS called off, the recipient to may came “78”, Sedan. Club Radio, protection humility, health of body and of soul. .” goodness, mildness, the of the lounge and Obe- front re- . Air Cond. A Sharp . One gift Sister Fran- ceived the from SMILING HAPPILY little they gift present to ................ ._ as a ‘ Gathering Men's Seasonal, Osakis Party large Xavier. cis " at HUDSON, Radio, Father Riley, chaplain, hospital Sister Laurita, are 1947 Door Sedan. 4 $59500 Chaplain Speaks Sister Francis Xavier, administrator the St. Cloud hospital, of Condition. Air One owner. brought The to program was a and Sister Auditors—(Bob Molitor photo) .......... .. brief address by the close with I a Osakist—St. Knights Michael’s chil- presented parish hall where the also gifts the the Rev. to chaplain, MERCURY hospital the Rev. Pat- 1942 3375‘ND Long PrOirie Civics Club special James Mohm, dren presented of Immac- pastor Riley, who commended rick the ‘council recently program of Columbus a ' Door 4 Sedan. of instrumental numbers, ulate Conception church; the C hospital employes for their strong songs, ...... .. ..................... Christmas sponsored at party a William Rev. Kloeckner, and recitations. loyalty pastor family spirit and their to ReceivesOfficiOI Charter Conception parish Immaculate Alexi'us’ grand knight of St. Thomas O’Neill, church, West He the St. Cloud hospital. also MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM Guests included members council, hall.- St. Michael’s Union; and the of the sisters in behalf Christmas noted' that this party gave MAKES Union, ALL River, West AND MODELS Belle of All from address of welcome the the council. the children to Prairie.———The of Long Listening real pleasure clubs to for the set an source was a up program 21 Centre, Carlos, Villard, Sauk then turned the also and given Christ- present Post during guests 301, civics club St. him because it took place of study and action the of under were pro- Alexandria, Ensign, Lake Reno, and Darrel who bags of candy, and to nuts, Christmas and in Mary’s school, recently received the general “Know Your theme not over mas gram season places. other nearby acted Mr. O’Neill fruits. toastmaster. its official when the charter from the‘Com- Your Advent, of Neighborhood; Help Neigh- as so- so many KLEIN MOTOR (0. mission Citizenship Christmas parties take American called do bor.” Individual projects will Blessing on WashingtOn, in D.C. deal helping place. with in , FARM newcomers YOUR NEEDS FOR- A Children or . niecting At Refreshments the the served to recent community,‘safety, a mem- conser- were Safety Tested Used Cars! FERTILIZER FEED, the bers of eighth all by who grade voted vation, problem surplus the the sisters the of guests opened in The the program CASE MACHINERY organize their unit population staff the hospital. to of in and own some areas, church, which filled Ave. to 213 6 So. St. Cloud was ca— Officers the club. immigration elected U.S. policies. + + Visit Call are Benediction of' or the pacity. 1 Kiper, Kirk president; Bernard WE TRADE ANYTHING EZY TERMS MINNESOTA FLOUR 8- FEED CO. and the bless- Blessed Sacrament Finds. Camel Lost vice Roman, president; Sharon children given the ing of was Phone..408-M Rockville, Minn. Reichert, recording secretary; . adjourned before to V everyone Leona Borgert, corresponding } and Roger secretary; Du Frene, at eant ’ ser arms. Listening Post he 301 Civics club is of the than one more C h 1 i 1,300 t civics clubs o a c the United charted in States in Sponsored the by the past year. Commission American Citi- on zenship of the Catholic Univer- sity of America in Washington, D.C., these clubs foster training good citizenship for in the upper. elementary grades throughout the nation. Through monthly projects featured in the Young Messenger, Catholic these young learn citizens in concrete a way meaning the of Christian social living based principles oof on justice and charity. the This commission has ' year O’COOts Men's K. C. of Begin Suits 6' Five-Point Plan 1 ARAB, ROLANDO THE who found the lost camel and. . .Magi with of the laden gifts, impersonated 1 mighty glad waited when the quality You'll be suits by John top was you see you Elbow In lake employe the St. hospital, Douvier, of Cloud the Christmas at an I offering savings! we're big. cash But do that “’5 at suggest the overcoat: recently given h ospital personnel.—(Bob to we m‘ party Molitor you photo) and take advantage of the biggest point early make it to some a you . . . Cathedral I Latin Pupils Elbow ‘3 Lake—Knights of Co- it free. All alterations lumbus selection. . from St. Olaf’s parish are . into operation put of the one planned inany‘ activities their of Publish C Work icero’s - recently adopted five-point pro- when Dr. John B. Stock led gram ; the recitation of the Rosary at the Erickson Funeral home for direct Although Cicero had is dead language—because the soul of the deceased John no a responsibility for the Crusaders killed Mary recent it. Beckman. Ann ' journal bearing his he is Rieder’s contribution name, concerns The five—point -. is be- program indirect its and “universe support lingua—music.” promoter. Other ing sponsored and promoted by 2c... Latin III and IV Ca- classes contributiors of include Amelia the Millerville Council of the thedral high school, Kalkman, engaged Carol Rengel, Annella o now Knights O of Columbus which to in study of'Cicero’s Zierden, famous Mary Jane Staller, and ora- parishioners St. of Olaf’s church tions, published Cicero’s Kathleen Caustic Mathews, the and sub- along. Comments in late December. jects The reported varied are as as The includes Catholic program title, Margaret thought Farley reminds in pride courtesy, on activ1ty, council activity, frater- readers, means. “The one’s sharp- father, how and it feels to nal activity, membership activity, tongued followers be homecoming of Cicero.” queen. and publicity activity. In each of To Ronald Rieder, the Several issues Each Year re- the affiliated parishes, The members porters give credit for the bright classes conducted by Sis. have been appointed to execute sayings, which include riddles Angelo ter produce to manage these activities within the parish. Together and quips. with Joseph several issues each Not to year. Each committee member also Bastien, Ronald also be assumed the outdone, classes sophomore the council committee. serves on responsibility of telling the have pub- asked publish to the next Members of St. Olaf’s parish lic, “Amici, Santa Claus.” issue which will est probably non appear who have been appointed the to (Friends, there is Santa in March. The six Latin I classes no committee Dr. John B. Stock, 0 laus.) are taught Sister by and Terence are Abfaltei, R. L. Robert Mossberg, Lois Kritzeck chose her the Rev. John for Laky, but they Walter Van Acker, and Peter “How have report, Not Write to La- the not yet mastered Engelmeier, each of them head- tin,” while Marcia Stellmach language sufficiently write to en- of the projects. :mg one lightens the public Latin original why compositions: on GlGANTIC "Winter Haven" VAR' ETY 0W S H ' O’Coats For Suits and with iBARTLETT Formerly Priced Up $55 To TOMMY 0F “WELCOME TRAVELERS” ‘ RADIO SHOW‘ Master $497 $3975 of Ceremonies as Condo, Jack '0 Pyle of Chicago, 0 Wayne Freuud of the North Dakota bass bari- greatest one ma- gicians the in country [one 0 “The Barlindo’s,” fu- a 0 Minneapolis Aquaten- O’COats‘ ther and acrobatic son nial Quartet Fer and O’Coats Suits and Suits of Television Su- learn O’The Dennsons Circus fame of Chi- panto- per $85.00 Priced Formerly Formerly Priced $75.00 to to dance ‘ mime of team cago Minneapolis Col‘dfredson, . Schina. and , violinist and dancer of 0 Phil Cowles, of singer' ' , the University STOCK of Min- Steele, North Dakota nesotn lZ-piece 0 “Moon Mis- ON ,SALE ENTIRE 0 Diane Frandrup, yode- ters” Orchestra St. from ler winner of the Cedric John’s University Adams $1,000 award. BARTLETT TOMMY SATURDAY, JAN. 17 ADMISSION A, . cLOTHEs’ RESERVED SEATS "$1.25 ...... CENERAL ..$1.00 I, “NEW .'. M. 8 P. '00 .... ........ .. 0 CHILDREN ..501:' ...................... I RESERVED SEATS/ON SALE Doors Open 6:30 P.M. AT THE “NEW STORE at CLOTHES” * linen Aunnonun ST. TECH SCHOOL OPPOSITE MINN. CLOUD, OFFICE POST ST. CLOUD 7