St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955
January 29, 1954 · Page 2 of 8
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THE ST. CLOUD. REGISTER PAGE 1954 THREE Friday, January 29, , CMMCHRIST ‘Storey Paste CATECHETICAL Conducts Fr. COPYRIGHT I952, GUILD CITY GRANITE AMBULANCE SERVICE Collegeville Retreat Courteous Reliable Efficient -— —- 1 Collegeville.—-—The “c l e g e o Call 507 St. Cloud Ave. 220 20 No. students i Johnny the roar” of ‘ - pious tamed to murmur a .1 ” was I HAD' Storey, Finan Rev. the PLACE ‘ when A SEMINARY IS A ALREADY I WAS HE MIKE LUCKY; HAD / , I’LL arrived. AND ‘50 master, FOR TRAINING TESTING. ‘ SCHOOL, C.P., the retreat HIGH DIETMAN'S THE RIGHT COURSES IN ' GROCERY“ THERE’S of EIGHT member Storey, USUALLY HAVE ONLY I Father SCHOOL. OFTEN HIGH a A; 214 TWELVE AND You SAID Pas- Congregation of the YEARS YEARS MORE the FELLOW GOES WHEN A I . ‘. é STUDYING WASN’T St. Gabriel’s OF IT, IF you Go from sion, THE SEMINARY LATE To comes “TE/Iv GROCERIES ° MEATS .' CONFECTIONERY THE MOST RIGHT He AFTER Moines, Ia. Des in TO YEAR HE HAS LOSE Monastery A ’ I IMPORTANT. , GRADE three-day period of UP OR Two MAKING ,3 the began I Regular Week Days. 7:30 A.M. 6 EM. 188 189 Phone to or DIDN’T SCHOOL. Tuesday SUBJECTS HE conferences and . prayer Friday 7:30 A.M. PM. So. 9 8th to Are. 520 it HAVE THE WHOLE bringing 19, to Jan. evening, Sunday- A. M. 8:30 ELM. Minn. to 12:15 Cloud. St. . SEMINARY COURSE morning, 22, Jan. Friday close a FOUR YEARS IS OF Thanks- Mass Solemn of the at THEATRE SCHOOL FOUR HIGH Passionist then priest giving. The , HAYS COLLEGE OF AND' Papal Blessing the bestowed on , THEOLOGY. FOUR OF student the retreatants. all - Thé student tradition of the For ONE II WEEK ’ Starting of is atmosphere ‘an retreats "IIII silence amid spiritual read- strict lll'll . III, ‘ reflection Starring for the 58- Times ing and Daily II I period. hour , Matinees—l & P.M. 3 Feb. 2nd Evenings—7 8: EM. 9 RILLIANT AND AUTHENTIC... DIDN’T. I BUT THE CHURCH THERE'S AND ISN’T. LOTS OF FUN IT DURING ALL THAT 'SPEGTACLE NEVER SEEN! BEFORE / KNOWS THAT RIGHT THE BEING WHAT GOD KIND JUST or: IT’S TOO. WHETHER BASEBALL THE SEMINARIAN’S TIME FUN IS GOOD EXPECTS PRIEST BE FOR TO HER FUTURE A THERE'S OR PUTTING ON PLAY- CHARACTER MOLDED. A IS BEING - HEALTHY PRIESTS. GIVING TO YOUR WHOLE LIFE IT KEEPS THEM ALWAYS SOMETHING HE LEARNS HOW DOIN G TO LIVE CLOSE I . AND READY FOR .THE PEOPLE YOUR THE, BIG JOB IN HAD MORE FUN AT THE AND TO GOD HOW GET TO ALONG AFTER ORDINATIONL CORNER THE OF SEMINARY THAN EVER WITH I HIS Fer m HAD IN LIFE .H". MY FELLOW. WHAT BIG BUT . ,, _ DIDN’T you Go _ M FUN! ti. THERE To HAVE , Titus Modernrze To T'\ I- .[g 1‘ ‘ fir: ; '5. 5“ the LI- .'. ‘7' Your At Office or I .- — . I l.' “HM! u. ‘Vr‘ .r I, . I ,_ Screen! \II. p, Sovrngs! I m. n H n ‘ \\ "’ ‘ u\ ./ ’ ‘I ‘ n‘ The POSTURE CHAIR . . . ~ .. Secret I” ‘1" f " a f I” I: Election - . $2995 . : (: ‘dnhm of the New Slated l-Act Dramas Two type Church! for correct seating! Memorial High At Pierz Cold Spring—With Murder in Fatigue eliminated is with this almost ready for the design! Adjustable Nun/nerdy new a High Easy back rolling. Boniface’s and boards St. seat. at Office For all School, students busy work at your or are School needs. lupply see and stage costumes, Stangle, make played by Alfred dramas on scenery, Pierz.—Two one-act The properties. home their gymnasium trip the of in the to staged be will mar- a Harrington School, London, (Lorraine Memorial daughter, Beulah ried Pierz Father the of which is the the murder, for FRITZ-CROSS J. in Camden, N. scene class Schommer), junior the School by High is girl’s boarding of the school their a accompanied by evening, They and afternoon Sunday are on when one’s days curtsied to (Alvin Arthur one Jour- children, Happy first, The Co. 31. Jan. younger Magdalen elders, regardless. En- Happke), (Carol Caroline interest hilarious human and is a may, Donna gelmeier, Henne, Jeanette is Window Sporlein). High but comedy, a Printers Stationers Loy- - Hansen, Alice Wolters, and drama. mystery Office Furniture Reuben who is Hoheisel, stage making school Stein busy ola are and by production, written for the also Journey Happy uniforms for the students to was manager Supplies ‘ Thornton' simple neighbor of the takes the Wilder and is parts production. in the a wear attendant. charac— station six and filling of with cast story Seniors who play the Sixth to 26 Avenue North a a are A AMERicAn portrayed by who is Ma, of students the boarding ters. part at Clou‘ by St. The drama, written Minnesota mystery Kirby, and Pa Otremba, Eleanor school Neu, St. Delrose are: the line of Powers, follows Verne LANGUAGE Nicholas; Eleanor Arnold and Aunt Emily Win- melodrama. a POPE PIIIS X fILM Kathryn Schmitt, Dor- Watkins; V Bieganek. throp is played by Rita as Richmond; othy Weeres~ Loyola VI and Robert Baniecke Janet Eller , Stein, Joan Conrad, Claudia Keil, ’Murder in Nunnery 1 the bed Selecting drapery for of Linda the roles of in cast are a Eloise Hennen, and Yvonne , Joan murdered baronnes ‘the ATTENTION and Walter Norton, reporter, are a " Steicken, all of Cold Spring. Loyola Conrad (kneeling)rand (standing) Allen Backes, right, left The to respectively. of Hodge, part ch'K'ch The role of the gardener who Banninatr timber! will play Stein, Delrose Neu, Eloise Hennen. The Claudia Keil, and TIIIIio Itrrecterl ty Judith Ware, secretary-nurse, IIitII a works boarding the school will at Feb. St. Boniface’s High School Cold Spring 7 in at Hartmann. taken by Jeanne is open on be played by double Rus- \ cast: I a by Virgil Craig is played Judge LPriestsand -r|o"l"|°"l1 Reiter Allen Backes, sel and both Seminarians— ‘ which Girtz. The plot, centers of Cold Spring. mysterious window, is around a The times places for and the audience will keep the in such as production Feb. 8 7 and at are the. suspense- Inconvenience Excuse in St. 8:15 Boniface’s Audi- p.m. Curtain time for the matinee torium. CASSOCK’S and is and evening performances 2:30 , and respectively. 8 Units ' pm, More Interracial Can Convert Negroes VESTMENTS' hinese Youths Build RemOdeling. OF SETS We're - for Marian Year rotto ‘ New York—Establishment of a ORDER Catholic interracial To MADE more coun- Kong. A Hong of cils throughout the country group -— -n-r|-r1-n_o11-no in Diamond Hill, would atly aid the Negro youngsters gre members Monsignor Kowloon, of the Junior apostolate, declared Fit— built —Guaranteed Legion of Mary, have Cornelius J. Drew, of to pastor a a . in Harlem and parish. of grotto stones cement 10nd REPAIRS Ma- The said ALTERATIONS honor of Our Lady for the councils, the prelate rian Year. forum of New York the to a Catholic Interracial Council, The children, aged 11 16, to V.” from “religious principles collected relatives into put money attention given prompt are Catholics friends large effect. The fact that and purchase the to in reli- the interested them for of Our Lady for statue are angle building gious is They did the grotto. to new reasons a DEPARTMENT heard If. 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