id PAGE REGISTER THREE CLOUD ST. THE 1953 April 10, Friday, ' r— New Shortcake Jrcat Delivers Director Friendship House . ANNUAL SECOND Breckenridge Hospital Address in at IT’S SPRING PAINT EVENT FESTIVAL TIME AGAIN APRIL 9 TO 25111 Breckenridge—Betty Schnei- director of the der, nations in the United Friendship Houses EN succeeded the Bar- who States, NY ER de Hueck, Catherine oanm oness TURNOUIST founder Friendship House in this (ITINOION HORTICULTUII‘TI outlined her conception of part, UNIVIIIITV 7"“. .7. PAUL MINI. I. lay apostolatedn of the the work Garden the Fruits for students United States for the (INTRODUCTORY OFFER) school of Francis’ this spring. of St. Plan apple tree nurs- an members of the hospital match its ing, bloom, In tree no can equal the visitors lecture in fruits staff, and beauty. Few at a can GLOSS SPRED auditorium March hospital 26. of the apple. the quality and uses it where the apple tree Plant her talk by citing Opening ENAMEL‘ NEW WONDER urgx competition .from will have modern John Bloy, “the Leon no I heavy, shade and in larger trees Baptist,” his denuncia- for the Try this brand a new com- . Apples drained soil. do well social evils prevailing of tion pletely difl’erent poor- rich luster especially in soils, sandy ly insistence that society enamel. his SPRED GLOSS and is on Northern Minnesota. the them, the speaker first remedy 100% base itself latex I wonderful of perfect To keep the appetite appeal strawberries, * 8! SI: enamel for bathrooms, writings of the noted the that serve I Shortcake dainties, them whole with juice and glaze in made kitchens apple, the by and woodwork. early try of the For reformer French great a an ‘ few berries. ‘ crushing just Beacon, for Oriole, Mantet, indicate clearly 19th a late century - or ’ ‘15 Dries In hour. eight of berries this The Shortcake One dainties, quart Minion Lakelond and the which the lay fall serves way. of attack the path ‘ or ‘ No brush pull grocer’s sagging made famous cook book recipe, from ready-to-eat at no Fireside, H amlson, winter the a are your follow. for apostolate . . . must package, ° cake department, four heat sealed for freshness to in Washes like Illa! these give a Prairie Spy. Plan to a closing the sentence or Quoting ‘ transparent wrapper. . by the possible protect- trees Color-matched SPRED SATIN care to work, The best-known his of idea spring? deliciousshortcake, for Try this family dessert, and for a and by against rodents ing them “There Who Was Poor, Woman dinners. cbmpany control spraying them pests. to U and that is sadness, only is FESTIVAL PRICE Glazed one Strawberry Shortcake REGULAR PRICE all It I! saints,” Miss be for not to . us 3,79% "1% strawberries tablespoons 1 quart cornstarch Chestnut the overlook $210 Do not OT. pointed that in Schneider out Shortcake 8 dainties 1 variety is sugar crabapple. This cup gives the ex- and Bloy word work whipping 1 water if desired and for cup tremely hardy excellent cream, of the two-fold aim the clue to Save6'3t Sprinkle 1/2 of cleaned 3 berries pickles. Best and and let eating, stand cup sugar over 1 cups apostolate—recognition of sauce, lay a 3h FLOOR ENAMEL Cook hour. remaining berries with the until water tender (about it stored until after all, be of one and ' order can social that is wrong, ‘cup Press through sieve. 10_ minutes). Combine remaining 1/2 Thanksgiving. by striv— sugar only realization that the Guam}. and add With cornstarch strained strawberry to juice. Heat boilin ,‘ to 4: a- needed. ON 2 become saints ing to mem- can clear and bell until (1 minutes). Add 2 red food to coloring if FLORENAMEL ordinary floor paint North- The‘ cherries, outwears effect apostolate of the bers new sour a Cool. Fill shortcak‘e dainties with. berries, and cooled strawberry Withstands hard and weather all 3 1. pour to Meteor, promise and be to wear star Chris- that order along of change berries. Top with whipped if desired. conditions. of Dries overnight. choice Your sauce over cream additions valuable fruit to lines. tian our inside outside floors! colors. For many or Preliminary indicate list. tests lay notable the “Most among hardy and that they very re- are uniquely which are groups PRICE leaf The sistant fruits spot. STORM-3:45” to REGULAR FESTIVAL rmcr is are .99 $3 .32 Schneider said, American,” Miss j cherry make excellent large and 2 QUARTS OUARTS 2 Worker Catholic the “are move- SCREEN pies. comm/mam Day founded by Dorothy ment, l t 1k of and that Maurin, and Peter PAINT HOUSE Schneider Betty is September fall- The ONE con new a originated by Friendship House, bearing 'raspberry that shows Hueck.” Catherine de Baroness PACE REQUIESCANT IN promise. The fall much crop Enjoy Beauty Comfort for and background Sketching the the finest SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY! Here is full ahead almost month comes a the latter of development Sensational Saving. the paint—At house one-coo, a Indian Summer. of the Cath- Year ’Round the the member of Gresser Mv. Sovich Stephan was a related half Saves half and nearly the the speaker the time movement, cost, you )0! II‘ I“ societies. St..Joseph'a olic aid and America, the gives you protection in just reaching how, of- Mass Browerville.—Requiem coat. two-coat one on was Red Rich of continues Havonkemp Wilhelma Mrs. as one church Joseph's 12 St. White March in fered only. exile of the baroness, former an the quality everbearing best Mass Grove.—Requicm Meire was died who Sovic'h, 71, Stephan WITH ALUMINUM for revolution of Bolshevist Russian church l John’s ' St. u April 1 in offered Kuzniak offi- Rev. S. B. Superfeotion and The strawberries. March 8. IMPERIAL who . 91. Havenkamp, appalled by obser- Wilhelma her ,yuousE .65 1917, for Mrs. parish nun the TENSION in SEALED Burial ciated. was ceme- was yielding Brilliant high and fol- are the Surviving March 29. REGULAR died “mum. and the FESTIVAL his wife are mm“ PRICE PRICE social Surviving American vations of the tery. are "'fflmumuwl fruits. Bernard’s, produce attractive Verita, St. Sister lowing: Ulatcky; Mary. very children: following had Combination what she Windows similar to (Eliza- Imdieke scene, so Paul; Mrs. Ben Berke- St. Jr.. Browerville; Steve, the tarnished plant Control of George, Joseph witnessed her Mrs. in country. and Grove; Meire N. J.: beth). Joseph. Bridgetown. own Calif.; ley, number of should reduce the bug There St. Rose. (Mary), Oehrlein are Anthony Minneapolis: Mrs. William, . said Miss impelled, Self-storing, She felt No Changing great-grand- nubbins. 16 grandchildren and and Wis; 17 Superior, (Mary), Ernst Today’s biggest value! point something about Schneider, do to Havenkamp Mrs. Minneapolis. children. mem- (Catherine), was a :- e . Belknap Easy Operate Mrs. to the Souls, and Mary’s, Poor grandchildren St. ber of 14 conditions, and the to surviving went Also are Premier Dunlap still so and are . Beautiful Slender Frames societies. Cleveland, 0. Rosary George, brother, and of the study one take Toronto to up June-bearing varie- SPRED the leading SATIN Winter rank the St. member of Sovich Mr. 0 was a Permanent General hos- nursing Toronto at Catholic Order the the and Bea/oer is popular society services ties. Joseph Hill.—Funeral Spring were on having such . that by Michael’s pital, feeling New “Tension Sealed” of Foresters. April in St. conducted 1 Robinson late soils. is lighter ma- mm died who. Winter, 83, Frank for THE WONDER church ‘fall which profession H. Koening Construction to Theodore on and produces large a turing very follow- the Surviving March 28. are Paint with would have services Paint back, she to Augusta—Funeral Anierica’s Wonder St. were now means a clusters. Ed- the first The Mo.; fruits Fulton, children: Henry, in 0 Made on Order to Mary’s in St. March 30 conducted ...SPRED SATIN! for others. It’s washable, scrub- work begin her Posrhville. Ia: Alfred, Osakis; ward, a the Robinson light-col- flesh of is Koenig, 74, H. Theodore church for (Irma), Spring Kuntzleben bablc, durable wall Mrs. Leo takesthe paint that how- graduation, Before her The Rev. Vincent March died 27. ored. who (O'telia), St. Jonas Peter Hill: Mrs. work of decorating. Porch enclosures Mass. Raquiem offered the Weigand out custom room Neil McNeil Archbishop * ‘ ill (Leona), Joseph Memken Paul; Mrs. ever, $159 $519 parish the cemetery. Burial in built. Free Estimates. Terms was The A]- 100% Mrs. Ielex be“ Belgrade; well pelnI invited her study Arthur, O of Toronto to Bemidji; planted be in should Grapes children: the following Surviving are Goes he" In the Nine Lake Henry: e (Sarah), Fuchs on phonse if desired. they conditions of poverty the Felix, and Erwin, Qharles Johnson, and soils. Mrs. sunlight full as on Dale: In 20 minutes—use Edmund warm rlghI Mrs. C Hill; Spring Erwin, room away IIIIIT Elli.“ St. Clearwater: Henry, Veronica). all of his and diocese, existed in to try Complete colors—monitor! hardiest of GLOSS is still the 0 SPRED and The Beta Lake Henry: Io range (Johanna), Schefer va- Daw- Mrs. Gene Paul, Rogers, Cloud; 57' There workout solution. Centre. Richard, Sank Bluebell, to are Amber, The Red riety. a La. Pane, George 111.; Mrs. Dixon, son, great~grand- and grandchildren Full For Information Phone Write seven Edward St. Calif.; and Jay hardy in the Creek. Blue or Vlialnut and solution de Hueck’s Catherine are member Winter Frank children. was a. Coud. the With half of southern state. of first the foundation the Michael’s society. of St. CLOUD METAL WINDOW ST. CO. was Fitzgerald Hall James Mathew Meddendorf Neal Joseph protection winter Friendship House in Toronto. To- you can grow Fitzgerald. 77, BTECkenridge.—James Medden- Joseph Cloud—Neal St. Niagara, Cor/mp- Delaware, and sympathizers with few gether a sheriff for 40 Wilkin and county Mr. years, of two-month—old dorf, son Lincoln Phone Ave. N.E. 5333-J Cloud 752 St. bell Early. help, she who to fol- parish the cemetery buried in March died eager Meddendorf. were Raymon was Mrs. March ofi'ered Mass lowing Requiem March chose ded- held unit which formed services Funeral a 28. were a a ofili- Petermeier Benedict Brother Years The Rev. 25 18. in with burial church, Paul’s St. 30 in based icated life of lay service on Mehok. with the Rev. George ciated his Surviving Calvary cemetery. are MARY’S PARISH CREDIT UNION ST. interpretation of Baroness’ .the Richard Kuiawa. Brooklyn.—Brother Leo, the Rev. and deacon, Deborah Louise. sister, pro- ( and parents er‘co. one Lum March Fitzgerald died subdeacon. Mr. Christian of the dean St. concept fessor and former at AND pov- Talberg M. Jeffrey CHATTEL MORTGAGES REAL ESTATE LOANS Mary; wife, Surviving his 14. one are erty. college, marked his 25th Francis’ Jeffrey Foley.—Funeral services for Fitz- James brother, sisters. and two Investors reasonable of ' receive interest. rate St. March 30 in held the Talberg jubilee member of Order 0., M. the K. of gerald member of were Schneider emphasized the Miss as a was a parish full information in the For church, with burial write: John’s Emilin’s 1070, St. court chief of April He has or of St. Francis 10. see ranger importance of the role of pov- 10-month-old of Jeffrey, of cemetery. son served trustee for and many years as college of the been member died N. A. MAIERS, Secty. Friendship House Talberg, in the Morris a erty Mrs. Mr. and COLDSPRING church. Mary's St. ALBANK ST. CLOUD — and is ,—- his parents; staff since 1933 expert Surviving March 28. a order gain the are In an to movement. Avenue 722 8 South Cloud St. Christopher Blonigen grandparents, the and Maureen: sister, in mathematics. confidence of those who have and Mr. Donovan for John Martin—Funeral services and Mrs. St. Mr. victimized by the been been Foley. Talberg, George who died Mrs. Christopher Blonigen, 59, and so- .-a.—4» Altmann held Martin's Marie March in St. Sharon 26. cial which places material system were Cyril the 30, with Rev. church March services Cloud—Funeral St. were and wealth in the hands of few, a 0.S.B., ofiering the Requiem Ortman, Augustine’s St. April in conducted 1 disregards the in- consequent the Blonigen survives with Mass; Mrs. who Altmann Marie Sharon church for Mrs. Clem Becker children: would following equalities, those who at- her Surviving March 30, died par- are Adelle, Holdingford; Sister (Mary), Alt- .Which H. llbman Wife? Clarence Is Ijour Mrs. and Mr. ents, change attitudes to must tempt Christopher, (ahildren’s home; St. Cloud sister, Ronald; and brother, a. mann: a the of participate in poverty . . . . . Clodoeld, Martin; home; Leo, St. at Brenda. Richard Rochstein Watkins; Mrs. who suffer. those Och Zeno Arthur Richmond; Mrs. Hom- (Agnes), Retzek of- Benno Elrosa.——The Rev. Such participation serves a (Catherine), Richmond; and merding Peter in Sts. Requiem Man the fered (Marcella), Al- function—that provid- Mrs. Leo Gondringer double of for Zeno April 6 Paul's church and grand- Also surviving nine bany. are only of ing not Surviving March 31. died who a means repara- Och, 79, mother, Mrs. Math children and his John children: Mrs. MODEL, following the sins of others tion for the V, are The following as Blonigen, St. Martin. y John Elrosa: (Margaret), Reiman effective self—reform, but well John, brothers sisters slurvive: and as Frank, Hill; Spring Joseph, Belgrade; John (Eliza- Richmond; Dierman Mrs. HEATER," also of providing example for ‘Auromiric Tex.: Antonio. alarm-mm Isabel, San Park; an Waite Hilde- beth), Richmond: Sister Mary Krnntz Mrs. Ben effectively changing the- social Paul: and St. Alfred. Dak.: Sister Mary gard, Wahpeton, N. Also surviv- Henry. Lake (Veronica). order. Jacobs Crescentia, Breckenridge: Peter, and brothers following lowest the ing are :‘prlic’eqjeverl Math, Mrs. Alfred Ruegemer Prairie; At the Mike, St. Cloud: At the of the St. movement Mathew, sisters: core Teresia, Margaret, (Lena), Nick, Sullivan, Anoka: and Lena Mrs. Paul; from beginning has its been Joseph, Sophia, and St. Martin. very Wash. Tacoma, Wertin, Cecelia Mrs. active participation the in an grandchildren and Helen Pietron There 40 seven are Church’s liturgy, especially in the great—grandchildren. Royalton.—The Rev. L. J. O’Hotto holy of Mass. This sacrifice the officiated the Requiem Mass Holy in at $60,000 Above Damage Helen Trinity church March 30 for the keynote of the apostolate is Pietron. who died March 25. 69, Fire according Miss Schneider, Church to Texas In an Burial in the parish cemetery. was is what makes such works simply Surviving brother, Lawrence, a; are of Tex.——A fire Nederland, Royalton; sister, Mrs. Julia and Jan- un- continuation of the Mass, which a a Arizona. for home; St. destroyed Now, sen, origin determined your is living action, sterile, not a a famous have damage church. The Charles’ ’ Michael can Greener you passive devotion. mu Auto- Toastmaster $60,000 to estimated from Freeport.~—Michael Gresser, who 82, at .u was r'k The Friendship at w o e r s died March 30, buried in the parish Electric Hot matic was $75,000. House feel that the following Requiem Mass cemetery very success 8. service answered at that water a engine fire The offered . April in Sacred Heart church. . . 6 of their depends work their 1.»! on than lower hose enough cost ever Mrs. Grosser with follow- did have survives the the call not oll taking Christ’s words literally. before before! children: Charles, Never ing Sioux City, 18.; hydrant. reach the nearest to “When God sending the stops Mrs. Loehlein, Frank Kimball; Veron- us has Toastmaster obtained, the a Before more was ica, Minneapolis; Mrs. Charles Rahkotz. help need in the of we way ma- been Water Heater the All control. of Upsala; Mrs. Tom Johnson, Bardon. fire out NON-LIMINO was terial aid and workers to such per- offered 0re.; Edwin, Long Prairie; Sy- and at a sen- vessels sacred and vestments were form the tasks of apostolate,” ELEMENT. EXTERNAL Anthony, fol- and Allbany. The vester price our sationally low ignited, . . though The lost. rectory, lowing sisters, Mrs. John Knops, St. the director said, “then will addition in We SCALE INSIDE to yet, N0 worth Anthony: Mns. Henry saved. Insurance Cremers, Piel'z; . . . was feel that He longer has need you'll first no low cost, and Mrs. John Knops, St. Anthony. If hot for‘ there’s the water in effect $25,000 TANK! on THE was no us.” for that also survive. features There grandchil- have 16 are church. dren and eight great-grandchildren. TOast- made have Summing the work of up dishes she’s the clothes. after washed Heaters Water Friendship House, Miss Schnei- master . .. world famous! der, who holds MA. degree in a PHILCO TV sociology from Fordham univer- Automatic Wife Your Deserves sity, said that the is movement" an INSULATED FULLY respond the attempt to de- to an FIBERGLAS. WITH mands of Christian justice to ap— 0 “corporaLworks ply the of mercy problems.” social to Workers Flood Rescue Organized by Priest Northern Company Power States H.—-When Manchester, N. one of the floods in worst years - Northern New Hampshire, swept the Rev. 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