23 . I __, _ . I 1 . ' i‘ _ i THE ' V cuouo ST. REGISTER ' October 1953- 16, Friday, PAGE EIVE v ' - 4W '6 Paid: C 0th d ral P A I 0 Z 8 GUILD COPYRIGHT I953, CATECHETICAL i i t {- e e S c ' ' .2) . i « ,_ o ~ l I I “I E l Fred'Hughes, Ca- preSIdent a of history . (g the organization. Clifford Orr. year Sister treasurer; a '\ A‘SSlStlng' thedra] ngh ughes Law- .. school Paschal, Parent. Sister . secretary; and _are -. WSHOULDBE “giffisol-ITE'SEEK-E Hall, ‘ poemdent; Mrs. Rosalinda, rence Teachers; Vice assistant secretary. Association, has N STATE we an_ m. . “Numb/ONE nounced the TOGETHER'N iirstwmgeting of the Bow: ‘ ‘ _, f . mm “mm , organization play nesday, Oct. ‘ Amencu ° , ' or e at ‘ ‘ «on 2i, 7 .. gm... w... b. .. 13%. ui t nort ing auditorium to the e that refreshes pause visit we. the The bu..- parents. meeting will begin 8 at I ’ ness pm. Plan Short Meeting The high school administration and the officers of the associa- I tion have decided, in prelim- I a inary meeting, give the to major portion of the time to parent— teacher contacts and keep to the fogrnlal meeting brief. This plan, . into A i put operation ll w Ic was ’ IOTYIED was: Aumomv ormcocA-cou comm" Ivy last brought the greatest year, ‘ membership COCA-COLA in the BOTTLING 30— C0. OF ST. CLOUD response .-I H . l our ImoucI-I-T V THATSOMETIMES .‘, , ° ' TH! wmrsro sow atlona ~ °°“°’"'"°“"°'"' i l e e e ' ' | October I ’ I — If. I I i , During National Bible Week visit the St. Cloud Bookshop look and stock .‘ their outstanding of Bibles Bibles Old (New and Testa- over . . . I ment) ranging in size from. the magnificent family home editions and to the convenient Pocket size. Book our. —See these complete stock—— among MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS Cahill Mrs. Martha Ho- His wife, his mother, cemetery. Surviving cemetery. Leo Rheims Douay Msgr. are Knox Translation ' I New daughter, Mrs. fol- - survives with the Mrs. Mary Machtemcs, and i and Renewal: mann. a Mass Breckenridge.——Requlem was Also surviving Orrin Jorgenson. brothers Mrs. lowing and sisters: are a New and Old Testament Old New and Testament A Church Mary’s 26 in St. offered ..Sept. now complete brother Fred, Eliza- sisters: and Achman. Avon; Mrs. Robert two William line of CATHOLIC Cahill, died Sept. “$1 Leo 34, who 22. for magazines Detroit beth. Joseph Paggett, Mrs. Mrs. Thielman, Peter, Avon Avon 5.00 ; : an newspaper; Petermeier offici- Rev. Benedict The Lakes. Lakes;‘ Catherine, Detroit Cloud: George, $3.50to and Thielman, St. $1 Clarence 5.00 1| Take Offers. Burial in.parish advantage ated. cemetery. There grandchildren. was J.; two Palisades Park. Mrs. Cyril of Special are I . his Mr. Mrs. Surviving and Contact parents, Paul, Jake, Minne- are Ralph Hanson Huqzes, St. and Mrs. Cahill; brother, James, George apolis. one Mrs. Graceville.—Funeral services for Lauren Breckenridge; sisters, Mrs. W. and two Fowler Mrs. Ralph Hanson, who died Sept. 44-, Mhry New The and Taiwan! of Our Lord Falls, Mrs. Mrs. Anna\Deters Lynne, Fergus and Norman Holy Church. held in Rosary 15, 239-14th were Ava. Kurtz, Cloud. Lawrence St. So. New Testament Confraternil'y Text St. Clo Burial in the parish Union—Funeral services d cemetery. West M' ware was Saviour Jesus Christ u "m ’ '. Ralph with children, Alexius’ , survives Bev- in two conducted Oct. 12 St. William Phone Homann 1829-” Mr. and erly Sidney. Her and parents, Mary Anne Deters, Church for Mrs. $2.25 Confraternity Text 95¢ Graceville, also Mrs. Charles Lane of Burial in the Elizabeth—Funeral 84, who died Oct. 7. services was were survive. Mrs. Deters parish Sept. Elizabeth’s cemetery. Fr. Stedman conducted in Pocket Size 12 St. was a Mothers member the Christian and . . . Churchrfor leng Mrs. Mary of William Homann, who 70. Legion of Mary. died Sent. The Rev. Vincent Santo. 9. ' Cloud—Funeral St. services for Mrs. the Rev. I Bernard Gift for Wessling, the and Treasured Mary ‘Kling, who Friend 84, died Oct. 7, were Kaley a Emma Mrs. Rev. Joseph Fridgen the offered Re-- . held in Augustine’s St. Church Oct. 10. —ALSO THESE RELATED TEXTS— quiem Mass. Burial in the parish was Surviving daughter, Mrs. Helen Kaley, who Chokio.—Mrs. Emma 79, are a ecIsy-to-use'lI-volumel1 Moline, Sauk \Rapids, Clar- laid the and died rest in Oct. 10, to ' son, was a Mrs. Toledo, 0. A sister, Cathe- following Requiem parish cemetery ence, a . Judged... Neumann, Glenwood, rine and St. Mary’s Mass offered Oct. 7 in two My New Daily Readings from the Testament Fr. Stedman....................85o SAINT ANDREW] brothers, Joseph Jurek, Sauk Rapids, the following Surviving Church. . . . are Peter Jurek, Minneapolis, also and Lake; An- children: Cass Mrs. Francis, sur- Gospel Christ the Father Frey............... vive. in Chokio; Mrs. E. R. Mc- Wade, drew \ AMERICA’S. FINEST BEER .. . . . ...... 'MlSSAI. Ca1if.; Herman. Mrs. Gordon Sliter Kcegan, Lafeyette, DAILY Rapids; Belgrade: Leo, Pelican Matt Freeport..—Mrs. Gordon Sliter, who MyDaily Psalm Book Father Frey. 65c Chokio. Ed- Chester, Two brothers, and died Oct. buried in parish 1, the was . . . survive. Mrs. Andrew, also win and following Requiem Mass cemetery :1 each volume for Church complete member the Christian Kaley of 0 was a offered Heart Oct. 5 in Sacred Church. a Mothers Mary’s Guild. and St. Her husband. Gordon. survives with a season .7 Albert Your Pvt. Sliter, ‘marine Headquarters for ReligiousBoo‘ks‘and Loza Gifts at Mrs. Veronica son, a lighiL weight, hold Camp Lejeune, N. Cain, and daughter, to a easy o photto L. J. Royalton.—T-he Rev. Ellen, Mary home. Also at surviving Mass the Requiem Oct. 9 in offered Make the gift-of following brothers and sisters: inspiration are yours a Trinity Church Mrs. Veronica Holy for Mrs. Arthur Augedahl, Williston, N. cLOIIO ' Burial gift That Loza, who died Oct. 4. be ’77, used was Dak.: Joseph Minot, N. Couture, Dak.; a may ' every Surviving the parish . . in cemetery. . are Everett'Couture, Alaska; Mrs. Michael 31. BOOKSHOP day oi-ihe year! Popular with The daughters following and Mrs. son: Eresman, Devils Lake, N. Dak.; Mrs. Cloud; Thelen (Theresa), St. Bernard Leo Devils Schaefer, Lake, N. Dak.; Traveler business because (Elizabeth). Mrs. Herman Billig Roy- or person " Mrs. William INTERNATIONAL Eiln, Anna Couture, Wild BRUSSELS. 3 Vallejo, Calif.; alton; Martin Loza, it's Rice, N. Dak.; Richard Couture, slip pocket Wash. into COMPETITION IELEI II I To " easy or Clepper, Rapids; Mrs. Julia Sauk Mrs. ington: Valley Sister Berard, City. ¢ handbag. Mich; (Margaret), Detroit, R. Jovacs Has. simplified N. Dak.; and Eugene. Ida. new ar- (Regina). Gordon. Munsinger St. Mrs. 11'8 Ave 50' St' Cloud Phone _/ Lawrence J. Machtemes and improved rangement Type. (Bernice), Long Cloud; Mrs. Ed Janski ' Avon.-—Requiern offered I, P Mass Calif.; Mrs. Ed Fitzharris GLUEK’S Beach, and FREE ' Illustrated was folder lO-pege +he,$aini' . Andrew Oct. St. There on 3 in Benedict’s Church (Evelyn), Dayton, 0. 23 for are Lawrence J. Daily Machtemes, grandchildren, 35, who died and‘ great-grand- Missal, with bindings and seven f v prices. _ Sept. 30. 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