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i 4 ,{&-' V 4 w <:' *r ^ *f -9 \ * I, ®#^#i^l^«e^S^I«-^, Y* *><? fS , • \ *™Z#<, ij»,^f-»«i ^ f c ^ **3 *£~ \ \ fe^ \ \ ^ %\.i^' \k p •**, \ I .Wi 3f I.. a? 4 J* M' «wVtf|ij t ,iii.»1y '*». */•' MK f .< COUMER-JOtJRNAL Friday, M«y 13,1955 ., j % ^ " * ^ i a * * • er Straub Honored is Club Dinner ~-rr .£~^,=Wui0n Vhmk,was honored with a KJwanJs few of H«m0r at ajarae* given by that dub at the • *$m and Counter "Club. * 5S3V """if p, C»pptBg, managing edt- the Auburn Clthen-Adver* *|j^owtag ts the citation Father Straub: lub hap been «n out- W'-'fer the past 31 years it our people with youth prograrns pre- g Mt every thought and *«t«blt»htns recreation iof iUmmer camps. He Ughout his residence in ,^<™$ eft'lT*, been an implr«p t^llljSvejy proieetthat w« fofr of Auburn and mitt and established School, one. of the schools in the "State tile bunding and * personnel being of the highest credit to our educational system. * * m service to the re3igtot» ]B|fc#oMr clta* has been an in- to ell, having been » % lit^i«il}leajta a gWdlng spirit in On and mainten«nee of the nio»t rooderii^tjdL j- #^^ w churches in imraR^r~ eteetmr * yputli camf, knMa»| eSowwifw t<* the tmwm* >i»#^*mmunity will aUv^yrbe* * monumenttoWi indeavm" " «y Jp^-ftobhsson eMBwiiip^liy^ i -, ^,%ssr>dtected preatdentTofthe Guild of Catholic PaychlatrUU at tts annual meeting here . - : - :•.. if "l I'l I f ''""•! OjkMhaf 4 iMMaaa^^ Hem«-T^»m «« QUALITY MEATS l)ia^4M<iit Ground Breaking Set For Convent Auhurh-Oround for the new convent for the SUtert of Mer. cy»teachtaf -In Holy- Pantily Parhh win be broken on the Feaat of Our Lady of Mercy, Saturday, Sept. U, according to the Rev. William E. Dsvle, paa- tor. The new convent will be erected o n a site on Chanel St. wept of the present convent. Auburn CDfl. Court Reelected Auburn—Mra. George M. Frank was reelected grand! regent of Court Auburn 263, Catholic Daughters of America, at the May ft meeting. Miss Gertrude Ken- nedy wae elected |>Wjj>hetej3, Miss Itfirfe taahejr;' tenttaei, Mist C, ifowacatufa truiteft 6 J^ej?trjffM'yni t jl|^M«hon^ were reeiecteda*e; ?ar»a*wrence ^#ti»er^^|Bfai(*«gBtitf'M;ri, JOJUJ-S*.: goiter, flhanidal secre> toq$. '-rndk .Irfouiee W. Merna, treasurer; Mrs..John J. Madden, WafeMltnj Mi«s Veronica Toohey, 1ert«rerf Mlaa Evelya Murray, ntojrjltorj and Mrs. Fidyd C. Ah- Tarn*, trustee. i/th,. Reauk L. Doyle Is the court representative on the board ©{..director* of the Rochester Di- wejah Council of Catholic Wom- en. . ••<•.•". ' - • - O *»**<!,.**' }.*- *.f • ^1 T0-CHA1B3IEV, im»"j^iin« s ''^imlsSsii'Wki^k^^ cltelll plan annual card party of Ewh*^ter, Cooncll , 0 | Catholic Nurses elated May 13 i t « p-m. In St, Monica Halt Refreth* nwntai and prize* will be provided. Aartittojf are? Mary v? !x)a Cloonan and Mary 1. Crowley, refreshments; 4$m •mm, m$k rlne Wantelll and Dorothy Bood, «cket»j Mary Ellialfc* Or- cein, publicity and Agues Meyertaf, prlaea. . ' •* \a^ V-. u ^ i A ^ - ' ^ ^ ^ iy-*Ai*.-]l. DEWEY BfNNtTT To Be Guest Aahura-^HIs ExceUe Ke;asriey3Pul be honor gueat an 'i^mwat'.when Court Auburn 383, SE CAftoflC! mughterti ot .America haa-aiv aceount-ot-hts-conversion 'werttoMtmmiieti^t*^^ wMMwmvm "mrwM. jL+^mJ • , . - * ^ febatalltaaa' aairl afalal rjlVSin||Si|| Jiani "lajP f|MSM|teift. ii^^-f'- ^paWrve i'tim 40th^ Mhh«rMjy of %>• ASint *m * dinner Uieiday, May 24 at Sprlngslde "Mm 3S^;'#*.jCu9r)cyi.8tate.. ._ j: ;^|r^r4emb^;anddlsW^^ -—J^iyr-wllJ. be honorary chairman P%:p4i ^-Werna; as .tihauv- Ya^ l AonS*aii*l I XJL VICTOR DMIIT ?w-i to Catholicism. The theme of, his article ts "Catholicism, the com* pletlon, of ^udalsov or 4uflalsm iuli btoaiomed,'* it la a concept Which states the underlying con- vlctlcR" every Jew muat hatye-be' Core he make* his submission to CSffUtianlly. --'-.i. • Another author, John M. Oes- terrelcher, a priest convert from Judaism Is the head of a depart- 4nent-*t~Setorti-ttafiTiniversity -TtirawaWwas^pesehi '^sjiii.^cg- grimce^ Merrlman. ra^Wb^^Cochwme t; Other^offlcers are; ;Mrs k ^a^*»'i?i^ivife» ; «nd -Mji. ^~.„-, r ^^^^rtreaaurer.. . 'roe ari^uSf iecOTOuhldn break' ^>t,.w^ J««y % wtft m ReVi Btcnard Baronello, OJ^M. ;l»^-af-'t»f'gueti^»i>eaKer« The ***"' ~'*'% ^ughltn,.,moder' [y,:,^r»., Howard' Evidence Library 50 Chestnut St., Rochester, N.'y.^ By MABION B. WARNER-" In a recent article on "Race \P3fejudice, * -Mtt^w included as victims of this injustice but no Jewish authors or boofes abont them we*e mentioae^ although their* at» manytothe library- Today some' ^_——'— will be noted, David Goldstein is one distinguished author. In "Where I Found Christ" by John A. O'Brien, David Goldstein gems College ^holarsi eport " ' ' • each reported here today. Holder* :, Nine Aquinas studentsawarded •cholarshlps arfej Phillips J. 61b-' sent Kenneth Ji Aman, Edwin J. Beiter, John % : ^m$>i>ntil& '&• Gray, Richard. H. wridner, JRobert I^Neary, Richard B. Osterman> l i d Jose*h L. McDonald. Three Sterey'Hlgh «enwr» wln- nlng state scholarship grants are: Ann KUngler, torn* A. Lyng, and Gwen & Behj. r Eleven. Nazareth Academy win nera are: Elizabeth A.. Boyle, Mary.E gane» ^ra.SjvJnj.Eto. beth T. Marsh, Joanne u''Cti&m ent, Kathleen A Gordon; Made. R, Sldotl, Virginia A Burns, Barbara J. Stelnwachs, Martha A. Resch, and Helen T. Closser. " Two Holy Family*; Auburn, se- niors also, a warded scholarship* are James Dunnlgari and George £oodener ^^.^ssasKSgSPK^T^'" "j aventure Uhlversiijr RjC*e wd\ Cadet &to&ffa^ : #i?toHfr .hawh ami 0^detfMal6^-R^»pr|;l*. jNaec|r^U% ; wot|^h^o|i|ft^he tinlt?* annual'-Ai^i^.. 'Jms^nk '•• CaM.SwalbiM''b , f.'Sil7i|!o|fer. .Ctty-Pk., R<ielie»R*, recejfcilhe Niagara - - Md-Jt»w^lt:-';^e|^i|ip Award fof euaHtiej; of «h|t>|rt^r and leadterahip" ; ' as'' 'Regtrrwital Contmanc^r of % e ^ 4 ^ o ¥ ) i ^ | p u > g to D&*jSiac4iL.Wolfson, founded to study interracial prob- lems between Christians, and Jewt. His hool?; *Watts' are Crum- bjhtg'! i^lifch 'Ijbjkfet "Seyim Jew* Ish PhildiopKera bilcover Christ" Is very illuminating and .deserves Wide circulation. • A BtKHt-by-aa Internationauy famous^ |uthority o n ' %niltic philosophy, ' Dr. Eugenlo Tolll, tr^. i ClU^^bbi. i ^ot^om«^l« complete aUtoJjjpgraphy but cpp-. aisU of reflections on certain ejvenU of the, author's life, w/hleh sure'steeped in "spirituality ahd bM^l$aoj^edgeV_It4s^nagfli* rrHinionr Breafcfa^ W**We-*ffo rfficent "The Olory of Thy People", the autobiography of a Jewish psychiatrist, Dr. Kenneth Simon, is another outstanding book. Dr. Simon lelt a successful practice to. become a Trapplsf monk, and his book reveals the continuity of the Jewish faith with the; St. Boauvventurci N. ¥ . > ^ Two BasU J. ywfa^£m&&lBm manager of the Niagara Mohawk Powe? Corparattofl. ''TJ-' - Cadet Kaccarella of 240 Wtat Ave., Kaat Bochester, - received the Sfc ~ ' ^' ' "-" Medal far Science. Lalor, OPM, St. Bohaveutre pres- ident, made thr award. 250 Jlttend Holy Breakfast Anbam' ~ The*iiluiual Cjiroi Name Society of St Mary Church drew 250 members to the Os- borne Hotel Sunday, May 8. Representatives of all the Holy Name Societies in Aqburn and In Union Springs were present. The Very Rev^ Francis J£ Kenney, CSSJR., retreat master of Notre Dame Retreat House, rittmiie church o » i> * winst! 8p *' ke on ** 9 retr e»* movement, rSSeboofc ""^; After eketching the background ~,.^ ^_,v« _^^ Mr ^ Jto „«»«l^.ihe^nMvement^arrf'OUtUnlrir Ediar-Stett w ^*-Terela 8e the «Ded for retreat^ the spe»k> Spirltu Sancto, O.D.C, give§ thejcp descriiied a ^i>lcal retreat as and her" committee served ,re- account of a.eanviBifllota^OK&i«>i4^^ mtism -of r-Jey/e3S,-ohe orthe]Rochester. lyd«^^ ?iitertamment .chairman, most remarkable women of our •• Anthony Spcclo was chairman. - century. She was an assistant to!Coordinating plan3..^wlth ,htm - *JitHPhifrjophBr~Mus8eTrar^ . ........ _ . The_ne*t Communton Su ttaeen-^lveKrryr^he-beTgme^^eoPapd-^reeag Carmelite nun and offered her-. McCarthy, Stephen Pudlack, vices, and the June ^meeting will be •elf to X3od as a victim to atone presidents; Edmund Pine. secre> held OtfMohflay, JunTe. for the crimes of the 20th cen-' tary;Frank Faile^flnancial sec*f. ^-f^.^-J, 0 .-..,- . ECKL HAROWAREf Mtitoti IMMACULATE CONCEPTION MASSES SUNDAY 7 I 9 10. II. 12:15 *E*»asy. HSGIL ' loaxraunua 445 >lyMWH>'A«t.l * +mm++»k » tin * in • ' i __ BXSCTUCAIL«4jpfctwatKo EMO067 tochasttr 8, N. V. «» s«. Sc . i i M ^ a , A T * S. 326 Flymoulh Ava. at Adorns ui^tiHtm^i*** John Connor & Sort U * IIINaY O. ' tmx. AMI «aW» ; W? )&' #J# • ' «^»»««S- ^U*:/j/L/9/7^4 Spectel Wotet Softener Salt KtWfqHr****- 430 EXCHANGE ST. • TWO RiM£«AL HOMES K» VOUt CONVENIENCI . 1 \ m M O U T H A V E SOUTH && 4mstt em, LO.MJO-r Gin. 7765 ; it»»«.ii« i CO. 7071 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS »<pj— mum wffl preach. The Solemn cjloslrjig wj)l take place on Tuesday evening in con- junction with the tegular Novena Rural ifalt Box ir»fi #** mtW«k. M«U * ' i f '<L •ejected! W.i cefee^ier|^ii : ABBOTTS [A-*-- • Mljlti m? mm\ &. t'<k£ti anftesuperwtenoent-of &mftf at UiRm to aucceerMatthew W. Gaffney; ^ho^MJeave tht.W- Roy pesfe to become jSuperhtten* Mt» Morris anc? is a graduate of Mt. Jdorria High School, Geneieo §tate Teachers College and #*rn- ed his master's degree In. *dHe«v tlort an^ administration at the Vwve~r*lt#-qf fltochester^ - - — ' Horr became an instrjuctorat LeBoyttighlSchool r inSeptfmba* 194^1 and waa narne^l school |?Ho- Conduct Triduum ^A Trlduuym, h».hanor of St* Theresa wrttt, open In-St, Anthony Church, Elraira on^Sunday eve* hlng at 7:30 p-tmlfce Rev. ISA' ward J. Foy, assistant pastor of^,-. - . „ . - v* v-~ - i t - i i i - — * •fit, Michaels Cftj^cX Penn>an ^ ^ * » ^ ^«** i » r * tl *f5^ the Rev. Alfred J. Horr, aaalstant psstor of-'-St. MSry** Church fa Corning, \ v , „. ^ m „ HUmany friends In Mji^tarris services. Roses will be blessed I wish hlrn, the beat of luck In hia and distributed, ^ == >«™«« I *««^ rVS^f^MM^J?rVt^S^i «swfse^»^^»# -NiEWABK STATIC 9CH0OI, T* ljEsljf<tirwtf 40 Patients To Receive First Holy Communion Newark — Forty' patient* wilt make their FJrit Hdiy'Commun- Ion on Sunday, May 15, at 9 am. "ass in tiMs Assembly Hall, ac- dlrector, of ~ft»r. Newark State 'School :'-. --«~\ •- Rev; John' A; Cbftnoiiy, Cath- ollc chaplain at the school, stated that these patient! had been in-, srructed In the necessary knowl- and 13 girls. A few of these are peopia^whcefar* Meajjdmed—to a- ak well qualified as the others, though they may -hot-appear so Ovid;--*.Rosary end Altar So- ciety Of Holy Gross Church, Ovid, «et3atohd«yj'|aay;2 fotto^dng the* rosary; "ehd behedlcflohf $Q the •chttt^^|^16|ya w|rt%uitaned: in'WIfflm'Vll tfirptar by ^.^6h%*.Tydwgs vmkwv'" a1Ma*^«\*k& tttiimiM ** : l1li:•ai.l-'•^ii.•*.• J are ways;- .he. said, "of deterv mining the understanding of a patient, even thoftgh he or she can*t talk dtosa&T APPROXIMATKLT. 35 reliP tives are expacfed as guests at the Mass there being some candidates who have no relative*, or whose relatives are unable to ittend, ^ v * Father Connelly .aald that h« twnsporting' of r the crippled, patienta—fir the -Halt* forrthjF jBir^uunH I«J<JW » IJI • • — " — *"" "** ll,lr ' ' r e Tioys will we|ur 'white shirts and a blue cloth armband fd"dSrIhgu&h them as members inlooks o^m manner. "There S-ffirBff^SnwK3S inoMo-e>tahtfi»Viuilfo^^.tTh« marts, im art IH ciHk sawi a«swi». y. t. Stw MM Jf* itMasvlraiatc ^ «.. ,i««»i»^«nm »i»* • »»H'» m i l blue^cloth waa^hosen-to-Satch; the miMtjef of.ejur ^dy^as tt eppeara oh th*.ttew fufatm& whiv'he used, for thalttrsfe'th^ that day.^^ * •"*-• '." - > : ^ Thk mi yM- j : ^^iMm •dresae>(:ajid:'v#f.-TJi-e'vm m &m ddhafed^W^Tul c n a l i P ^oniyiastyeaK"^ "•• • i '-' "•'^^ i 4 -CiVlrV? II^IUI i^ *vr. rt' tury against the Jews. She per•; J,eta^ y.•* Jose t * Mckey, treasur*} ,^ Ished In a furnace of one of Mi^ff! Edwardt Frfegerald, Chatteft J o u m o / f s f S ler'a coiicentration- e a m p s ^ ^ e a d ^ ^ 01 ^"?^ 0 ^?^^ 16 ^ 8 ^-1 1 *""" the account of =he^ life!- . i Robe fl Sl J li S 1 '. swlstaht- pastor r f We have other, books also is spiritual-dlfectOC ~«-o~ about the Jews. Come ih a n d be- come familiar with them. . M-O Geneva Junior Chamber Names Joseph Iaconis Geneva — Joseph Iaconis, 137 tlie following new" membera were Cfarden SL, waa elected presidewVttwieiVeJ hy Mrs. Grace Parirlek* of tht Geneva Junior Thamtar. of North Rose district depute: o f "Commerce- at a meeting Wed- MfiRianneB. «Jath ) erme..F, Moo* ney, Roberta Hleki, Jean SriruiSirri. loeffei, Alene tiruton, Nanette powilng, Dorothy ,|*e«cnv andi New Members Join Waterloo C.D.A. Waterloo — .Court Theresa 806, Catholic Daughters of America held a meeting April 28 at .which 4 The quill has hfen, entered Ih e Pfessl Day*! annual <»mpetfr ,t|5h. mm&F ^3«^uhlit catlonit^in: ,be mad|,Mt the last ilner#'selsloh'trwe/day. :", '-Carbl-'.lilecfc,- 'ealtoy of The nesaay. He defeated Francis Antenuccl for the position after both made short campaign speeches at the senior chamber offices. Other officers named were Wil- liam Morehouse, external vice president; Frank Robson, corres- £"h ^°u^L^ ctetax y- ^4teriia_jSimtoll^«Cella^^mir ^B^'&^^tT^ Margaret s^^ New officers will be inducted at t Ellen Reynolds and Miss fcucllie me annual meeting June 1. Smith. - ' •" r Jane Zone. A soclstl hour m&0>m&'0 freshments serve'd by'uie),Mes- dames Eleanor Ryan, Chairman j Mary Roach, Mary; JfewMt! Dorothy Sloan, Aha Sabatihei t g | § / l f h e talk"T*jit;be glven'it' .iy^||||sctis3loiB.'ioj; pfbt^la- phera which WiU be moderated :by1irA.^pojdrdfof^h*"lt^cheBt|r , Trniea-tirJon. ' /'^X'V t' ; *$&**, *& »T*«»* ***««*» e»f "HMIf Enkur. Stm*~OKNXVA, M. f. """"'' ' '" fl . "' ' • ST. FRANCIS DE SALES ti*4 mi "stt^bij>k*e ~» W. N«t* t*r. H«pl* 8t»«» „ Howard fiquor ttoro SiifiVi Milk Compiny m********* wia*NDi«t»*sohticra ; 00ilOVtt|i H*y. ." gertrud. r.'hoviira"^',' BAKER $ STARK Inc. | Lynch Furniture Co. 4 1 9 EXCHANGE ST. GemaY.'i Home Store GENEVA, N. Y. ( 4f9 ^«*«f« »• ;*!•*fat•'. ^^^^sm^SsffytR^T^i^iTtmilc tlottal Talks and the presentation of awards, << A luncheon will! be fetvethwiiJsoclaFTWulW c^jf- cluue ' • «*n'^.*' Columbus, is the largest of any previous K.< of a Convention held in. Saratoga Springs.- ^ f h e Conventioh Is slated jtc* of sarat^ThMfaeeri named G«h> Coiis^pr^ft^ft^^j^^^ ^-iiytS^s^S^sssr*" Twehfftiinee. ^memf^elKloi^the ,4Urn|pm«yclBss wul^ travel to .Sh . ^ | % n ^ ; -Wve'rsltroh by gtat* iseputy J>ehis A, Hajat* wsfit ~* % "* liginnki! atj 00 Wn,on JMay 26, offices wiU be own for rejlsn traUon Delegates WlU register at 'thl^Stare^^icleia^tHJ^ the New Worden Hote)< Vlsliora arid guests also will register at the New Wordem. A t orty Hours tfevotiomt o t | h e Ffirt* Hotir* ;wul be conductict In the Iblio^- ^g^churches of the\ Diocese of Rochester :Wl -Su, v JcatrJcki^Elinlraf—Ai?- IsnU; Hammondiport; Benrl- Owaaeo, -.r*-iti .rjiA i ^ [ i ^ . # : >-ni!Vi?f'^i"^i^-Wtr;M-i-il--iririi i- [«'I1III1I\'IIII,1I. .1, —• -;i. • : *» 'Ml a>*. 4».;N«a« Str^rt-CKOVA. M. t.. aas **l&,tA j •*•••"•'"•• STEPHENS iP,.IW»«ir'.• ; ; . ; t u s s t a ^ a m l v i ^ „ *> f. S:St, 1*. II MilaVA^k TT • # ; -< •l.ll.|-.I^M .... I.tfllliil.i<lil SENECA OVEHUK5KING SENICA UKE hi^-Crtlitt- s fti« lo«a - ; : ^Air Cwdltlonti • Main Dialiii ROMB t»rtsH«f«» «4 tfw Rn|« lakaa •,'!•• r loundria* and Cleomrs " -i f «aMrJ|eri|c* < - j : COMPLETI HOMI SIRVtCt , 511 W*ikh,i+«, St. 6t*n.;N.r- Free Parking GENEVA, N.Y S K. NEST«, fres. «N£VA. N. T. t- •- >i • fern i« • ' • i >'»i »i« I M I^WTWlf Kwias^ii ' i jm^i^s^p ._, ..... .^ OXXS.O, gawt s»«*er. 4Hhtjrs)<«k,... . (frtifjaLkftLHra, Joan Walsh, Mm Maltwaww^ertqr, BIrt,; ^^^Isa^feTltafta^^ ,•!„.,, •„ J „^,^ „,A,,, t „ w 1 t A^uat'Cpmrnunton bre»W«t of St, thoma* Roeary Society-wiU be heH at theHotel Sheraton on May 16 at 9:80 . *_,w. Members, will receive Communion In § body at the 8 O'dockJrfajwv - i 4 •>••• ••'•• •)' . ... ^.••>?.,K.,.,.,.~ ! -i~ The R t Hev. Gejrattd JkfcGlnley, gtc&Cj, ebbot of ^htr U d * of th<l Genesee Monastary at hffard, «at*eran*kifea<»e«k«ste^'^^ i -***: ^?-4r|g - 'ill - . %**i Mrsv Jorut Waiah smdMrj t war- ren Geitner are co-chairmen of the affair assisted by Mrs. Mel- bourne JA Porter, chairman of decoration*;, Mrt, Frank BeJktt< caire, entertafnraerrt and Mrs. Donald J. Byrne, publicity^ .• Sf, Elizabeth »?uiW Schedules Card Party St. filizabeth'a Guild wflihoid its last card party of the season On Tveaday, May XT at 1 pJtu in the^tttld House, Field St*\ Committee In charge include* Mrs. James Rush, hoMorary chair- mant-Mrs. Joseph Schhurr, chair- man; awd, Mrs* Raymond Naary, cochatrmari, * \« •* , «<^j , AMERICAN TAXI 10, f t flBsWt^ fsfv i TSw„* • M « » l HAW* rVsav " ''881 l^1RehtO^Si;i5tV , *•••* ^;G^#^ye|^liy^ C' , HOLT EXHB.T ^ ,*Mf H*te> s» aaepa^ »wr. *j tvni r i,ijk,4iajt., , • • M m * . » i » . • « . « » » ' • y ' c OOKENDEJI IAIRY •fU^ci^enwiwitrsk ; Iff liHlig Air«. - Wa*-»-TM1 ; >_ Prl •<«• f/-.Spifi •sncai • .. . - • *AW-.-.'. I l «ao 'fv^'isksi f»«PW«fa^»»saai .,..,_. ; SMv.TMbffifcS.S^MSvrMw'' ^ttg , '•7'/« OSWMitrtt* ._ V - V v ^ v ,v«- • U •Hi! •• niini,,,,,,, w>Drmirei»vici aSia^.-.rtl s^*#ipi^Hii% liT* niohe 3-6C51 'ijSa* l^f"--- -o**fl Ml «!*. ;#M Yoor^rflottoG^ AnMjM Haalf'W lajii aaaVaav mm *»«r^.^.riitf.iiWi. .jr.. 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youth prograrns pre-gMt every thought and *«t«blt»htns recreation iof iUmmer camps. He
Ughout his residence in ,^<™$ eft'lT*, been an implr«p t^llljSvejy proieetthat w « fofr
of Auburn and mitt and established
School, one. of the schools in the "State
tile bunding and * personnel being of the highest
credit to our educational system. * * m service to the re3igtot»
]B|fc#oMr clta* has been an into ell, having been »
% lit^i«il}leajta a gWdlng spirit in On and mainten«nee of the nio»t rooderii^tjdL
j- # ^ ^ w churches in imraR^r~
eteetmr * yputli camf, k n M a » | eSowwifw t<* the tmwm* >i»#^*mmunity will aUv^yrbe* * monument to Wi indeavm" "
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Jp^-ftobhsson eMBwiiip^liy^ i -, ^,%ssr>dtected preatdentTofthe
Guild of Catholic PaychlatrUU at tts annual meeting here . -:- :•..
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Hem«-T^»m « « QUALITY MEATS
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Ground Breaking Set For Convent
Auhurh-Oround for the new convent for the SUtert of Mer. cy»teachtaf -In Holy- Pantily Parhh win be broken on the Feaat of Our Lady of Mercy, Saturday, Sept. U, according to the Rev. William E. Dsvle, paa-tor. The new convent will be erected on a site on Chanel St. wept of the present convent.
Auburn CDfl. Court Reelected
Auburn—Mra. George M. Frank was reelected grand! regent of Court Auburn 263, Catholic Daughters of America, a t the May ft meet ing . Miss Gertrude Kennedy w a e elected |>Wjj>hetej3, Miss Itfirfe taahejr;' tenttaei, Mist
C, ifowaca tufa truiteft 6J^ej?trjffM'ynitjl|^M«hon^ were reeiecteda*e; ?ar»a*wrence ^#ti»er^^|Bfai(*«gBtitf'M;ri, JOJUJ-S*.: goiter, flhanidal secre> toq$. '-rndk .Irfouiee W. Merna, treasurer; Mrs..John J. Madden, WafeMltnj Mi«s Veronica Toohey, 1ert«rerf Mlaa Evelya Murray, ntojrjltorj and Mrs. Fidyd C. Ah-Tarn*, trustee.
i/th,. Reauk L. Doyle Is the court representative on the board ©{..director* of the Rochester Di-wejah Council of Catholic Women. .
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T0-CHA1B3IEV, im»"j^iin«s ''^imlsSsii'Wki^k^^ cltelll plan annual card party of Ewh*^ter, Cooncll ,0 | Catholic Nurses elated May 13 i t « p-m. In St, Monica Halt Refreth* nwntai and prize* will be provided. Aartittojf are? Maryv?!x)a Cloonan and Mary 1. Crowley, refreshments; 4$m •mm, m$k rlne Wantelll and Dorothy Bood, «cket»j Mary Ellialfc* Or
cein, publicity and Agues Meyertaf, prlaea. . ' •* \ a ^ V- . u ^ i A ^ - ' ^ ^ ^ iy-*Ai*.-]l.
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Ke;asriey3Pul be honor gueat an 'i^mwat'.when Court Auburn 383, S E CAftoflC! mughterti ot .America
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paWrvei'tim 40th Mhh«rMjy of %>• A S i n t *m * dinner
Uieiday, May 24 at Sprlngslde "Mm 3S ;'#*.jCu9r)cyi.8tate..
._ j : ;^|r^r4emb^;anddlsW^^ -—J^iyr-wllJ. be honorary chairman
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to Catholicism. The theme of, his article ts "Catholicism, the com* pletlon, of udalsov or 4uflalsm iuli btoaiomed,'* i t la a concept Which states the underlying con-vlctlcR" every Jew muat hatye-be' Core he make* his submission to CSffUtianlly. --'-.i. •
Another author, John M. Oes-terrelcher, a priest convert from Judaism Is the head of a depart-4nent-*t~Setorti-ttafiTiniversity -TtirawaWwas^pesehi
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By MABION B. WARNER-"
In a recent article on "Race \P3fejudice, * -Mtt^w included as victims of this injustice but no Jewish authors or boofes abont them we*e mentioae^ although their* at» many to the library- Today some' ^_——'— will be noted, David Goldstein is one distinguished author.
In "Where I Found Christ" by John A. O'Brien, David Goldstein
gems College ^holarsi eport " ' ' •
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reported here today. Holder*
:, Nine Aquinas studentsawarded •cholarshlps arfej Phillips J. 61b-' sent Kenneth Ji Aman, Edwin J. Beiter, John %:^m$>i>ntil& '&• Gray, Richard. H. wridner, JRobert I^Neary, Richard B. Osterman> lid Jose*h L. McDonald.
Three Sterey'Hlgh «enwr» wln-nlng state scholarship grants are: Ann KUngler, torn* A. Lyng, and Gwen & Behj. r
Eleven. Nazareth Academy win nera are: Elizabeth A.. Boyle, Mary.E gane» ^ra.SjvJnj.Eto. beth T. Marsh, Joanne u''Cti&m ent, Kathleen A Gordon; Made. R, Sldotl, Virginia A Burns, Barbara J. Stelnwachs, Martha A. Resch, and Helen T. Closser. " Two Holy Family*; Auburn, seniors also, a warded scholarship* are James Dunnlgari and George £oodener
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aventure Uhlversiijr R j C * e w d \ Cadet &to&ffa^:#i?toHfr .hawh ami 0^detfMal6^-R^»pr|;l*. jNaec|r^U%;wot|^h^o|i|ft^he tinlt?* annual'-Ai^i^.. 'Jms^nk '•• CaM.SwalbiM''b,f.'Sil7i|!o|fer. .Ctty-Pk., R<ielie»R*, recejfcilhe Niagara - - Md-Jt»w^lt:-';^e|^i|ip Award fof euaHtiej; of «h|t>|rt^r and leadterahip";' as'' 'Regtrrwital Contmanc^r of % e ^ 4 ^ o ¥ ) i ^ | p u > g to D&*jSiac4iL.Wolfson,
founded to study interracial problems between Christians, and Jewt. His hool?; * Watts' are Crum-bjhtg'! i lifch 'Ijbjkfet "Seyim Jew* Ish PhildiopKera bilcover Christ" Is very illuminating and .deserves Wide circulation. • A BtKHt-by-aa Internationauy famous^ |uthority on' %niltic philosophy, ' Dr. Eugenlo Tolll,
tr^.iClU^^bbi.i^ot^om«^l« complete aUtoJjjpgraphy but cpp-. aisU of reflections on certain ejvenU of the, author's life, w/hleh sure'steeped in "spirituality ahd bM^l$aoj^edgeV_It4s^nagfli* rrHinionr Breafcfa^ W**We-*ffo
rfficent "The Olory of Thy People",
the autobiography of a Jewish psychiatrist, Dr. Kenneth Simon, is another outstanding book. Dr. Simon lelt a successful practice to. become a Trapplsf monk, and his book reveals the continuity of the Jewish faith with the;
St. Boauvventurci N. ¥.>^ Two
BasU J. ywfa^£m&&lBm manager of the Niagara Mohawk Powe? Corparattofl. ''TJ-' - Cadet Kaccarella of 240 Wtat
Ave., Kaat Bochester, - received the Sfc ~ ' ^' ' "-" Medal far Science. Lalor, OPM, St. Bohaveutre president, made thr award.
250 Jlttend Holy Breakfast
A n b a m ' ~ The*iiluiual Cjiroi
Name Society of S t Mary Church drew 2 5 0 members t o the Osborne Hotel Sunday, May 8. Representatives of al l the Holy N a m e Societies in Aqburn and In Union Springs were present.
The Very R e v ^ Francis J£ Kenney, CSSJR., retreat master of Notre Dame Retreat House,
rittmiie church o » i> * winst! 8p*'ke o n **9 retre»* movement, r S S e b o o f c ""^; After eketching the background
~ , . ^ ^ _ , v « _^^ M r ^ J t o „«»« l^ . ihe^nMvement^arr f 'OUtUnlr i r E d i a r - S t e t t w ^ * - T e r e l a 8e t h e «Ded for re trea t^ the spe»k>
Spirltu Sancto, O.D.C, g ive§ thejcp descriiied a ^i>lcal retreat a s
and her" committee served ,re-
account of a.eanviBifllota^OK&i«>i4^^ mtism -of r-Jey/e3S,-ohe orthe]Rochester. lyd« ^ ?iitertamment .chairman, most remarkable women of our •• Anthony Spcclo was chairman. -century. She was an assistant to!Coordinating plan3.. wlth ,htm
- *JitHPhifrjophBr~Mus8eTrar^ . . . . . . . . . _ . The_ne*t Communton Su ttaeen-^lveKrryr^he-beTgme^^eoPapd-^reeag Carmelite nun and offered her-. McCarthy, Stephen Pudlack, vices, and the June meeting will be •elf to X3od as a victim to atone presidents; Edmund Pine. secre> held OtfMohflay, JunTe. for the crimes of the 20th cen-' tary;Frank Faile^flnancial sec*f. ^-f^.^-J,0 .-..,- .
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Mt» Morris anc? is a graduate of Mt. Jdorria High School, Geneieo §tate Teachers College and #*rn-ed his master's degree In. *dHe«v tlort an^ administration at the Vwve~r*lt#-qf fltochester^ - - — ' Horr became an instrjuctorat LeBoy ttighlSchoolrin Septf mba* 194 1 and waa narne l school |?Ho-
Conduct Triduum ^A Trlduuym, h».hanor of St* Theresa wrttt, open In-St, Anthony Church, Elraira on^Sunday eve* hlng at 7:30 p-tmlfce Rev. ISA' ward J. Foy, assistant pastor o f^ , - . - . „ . - v* v-~ -it-i i i-—* •fit, Michaels Cftj cX Penn>an ^ ^ * » ^ ^ « * * i»r* t l*f5^
the Rev. Alfred J. Horr, aaalstant psstor of-'-St. MSry** Church fa Corning, \ v
, „ . ^m„ HUmany friends In Mji^tarris services. Roses will be blessed I wish hlrn, the beat of luck In hia and distributed, ^==>«™««I*««^ rVS^f^MM^J?rVt^S^i « s w f s e ^ » ^ ^ » #
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40 Patients To Receive First Holy Communion
Newark — Forty' patient* wilt make their FJrit Hdiy'Commun-Ion on Sunday, May 15, at 9 am. "ass in tiMs Assembly Hall, ac-
dlrector, of ~ft»r. Newark State 'School :'-. --«~\ •-
Rev; John' A; Cbftnoiiy, Cath-ollc chaplain at the school, stated that these patient! had been in-, srructed In the necessary knowl-
and 13 girls. A few of these are peopia^whcefar* Meajjdmed—to a-
ak well qualified as the others, though they may -hot-appear so
Ovid;--*.Rosary end Altar Society Of Holy Gross Church, Ovid, «et3atohd«yj'|aay;2 fotto^dng the* rosary; "ehd behedlcflohf $Q the •chttt^^|^16|ya w|rt%uitaned: in'WIfflm'Vll tfirptar by ^.^6h%*.Tydwgs vmkwv'"
a 1 M a * ^ « \ * k & tttiimiM ** :l1li:•ai.l-'•^ii.•*.• J
are ways;- .he. said, "of deterv mining the understanding of a patient, even thoftgh he or she can*t talk dtosa&T
APPROXIMATKLT. 35 reliP tives are expacfed as guests at the Mass there being some candidates who have no relative*, or whose relatives are unable to ittend, ^ v*
Father Connelly .aald that h«
twnsporting' of rthe crippled, patienta—fir the -Halt* forrthjF j B i r ^ u u n H I«J<JW » IJI • • — " — * " " "**ll,lr' 'r
e Tioys will we|ur 'white shirts and a blue cloth armband fd"dSrIhgu&h them as members
inlooks o ^ m manner. "There S - f f i r B f f ^ S n w K 3 S inoMo-e>tahtfi»Viuilfo^^.tTh«
marts, im art I H ciHk sawi a«swi». y. t .
Stw M M Jf* itMasvlraiatc ^ «.. , i « « » i » ^ « n m » i » * • » » H ' » m i l
blue^cloth waa^hosen-to-Satch; the miMtjef of.ejur ^dy^as tt eppeara oh th*.ttewfufatm& whiv'he used, for thalttrsfe'th^ that day.^^ * •"*-• '." - > : ^
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rt' tury against the Jews. She per•;J,eta^y.•* J o s e t * Mckey, treasur*} , ^ Ished In a furnace of one of Mi^ff! Edwardt Frfegerald, Chatteft J o u m o / f s f S ler'a coiicentration- e a m p s ^ ^ e a d ^ ^ 0 1 ^ " ? ^ 0 ^ ? ^ ^ 1 6 ^ 8 ^ - 1 1 *""" the account of =he^ life!- . i R o b e f l SlJliS1'. swlstaht- pastorrf
We have other, books also i s spiritual-dlfectOC ~«-o~ about t h e Jews. Come ih and be
come familiar wi th them. . M-O
Geneva Junior Chamber Names Joseph Iaconis
Geneva — Joseph Iaconis, 137 t l i e following new" membera were Cfarden SL, waa elected presidewVttwieiVeJ hy Mrs. Grace Parirlek* o f tht Geneva Junior Thamtar. o f North Rose district depute: o f "Commerce- at a meeting Wed- MfiRianneB. «Jath)erme..F, Moo*
ney, Roberta Hleki , Jean SriruiSirri. loeffei, Alene tiruton, Nanette powilng, Dorothy ,|*e«cnv andi
New Members Join Waterloo C.D.A.
Waterloo — .Court Theresa 806, Catholic Daughters of America held a meeting April 28 at .which
4The quill has hfen, entered Ih e Pfessl Day*! annual <»mpetfr
,t|5h. mm&F ^ 3 « ^ u h l i t catlonit^in: ,be mad|,Mt the last ilner#'selsloh'trwe/day. :",
'-Carbl-'.lilecfc,- 'ealtoy of The
nesaay. He defeated Francis Antenuccl
for the position after both made short campaign speeches at the senior chamber offices.
Other officers named were William Morehouse, external vice president; Frank Robson, corres-
£"h ^°u^L^ctetaxy- ^4teriia_jSimtoll^«Cella^^mir ^B^'&^^tT^ Margaret s^^ New officers wil l be inducted at t Ellen Reynolds and Miss fcucllie
m e annual meeting June 1. Smith. - ' •" r
Jane Zone. A soclstl hour m&0>m&'0
freshments serve'd by'uie),Mes-dames Eleanor Ryan, Chairman j Mary Roach, Mary; JfewMt! Dorothy Sloan, Aha Sabatihei
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GENEVA, N . Y. ( 4f9 ^«*« f« »• ;*!•* fat •'. ^^^^sm^SsffytR^T^i^iTtmilc
tlottal Talks and the presentation of awards, << A luncheon will! be fetvethwiiJsoclaFTWulW c jf-cluue ' •
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fhe Conventioh Is slated jtc*
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Twehfftiinee. ^memf elKloi the ,4Urn|pm«yclBss wul^ travel to .Sh . ^ | % n ^ ; - W v e ' r s l t r o h
by gtat* iseputy J>ehis A, Hajat* wsfit ~* % "*
liginnki! a t j 00 Wn,on JMay 26, offices wiU be own for rejlsn traUon Delegates WlU register at ' thl^Stare^^icleia^tHJ^ the New Worden Hote)< Vlsliora arid guests also will register at the New Wordem. A t
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Sf, Elizabeth »?uiW Schedules Card Party
St. filizabeth'a Guild wflihoid its last card party of the season On Tveaday, May XT at 1 pJtu in the^tttld House, Field St*\
Committee In charge include* Mrs. James Rush, hoMorary chair-mant-Mrs. Joseph Schhurr, chairman; awd, Mrs* Raymond Naary, cochatrmari, * \« •* , «<^j ,
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