Gallagher Named Bishop of Lafayette
Magr Raymond J. Gallagher 52 a WWII Navy chaplain is named by Pope Paul VI to be bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese of Lafayette Indiana. He succeeds Bishop John J. Carberry who led Lafayette since 1956 and will become bishop of Columbus Ohio.
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Washington
Raymond J. Gallagher
Lafayette
Ind
National Conference of Catholic Charities
John J. Carberry
Columbus
Ohio
Gallagher
Hugh
Ella Gallagher
Cleveland
John Carroll University
Our Lady of the Lakes Seminary
Loyola University
Chicago
St. Anthony's Home For Boys
Egidio Vagnozzi
United States
Msgr. Loras J. Watters
American Martyrs Retreat House
Cedaralls
Iowa
Fideloma
James J. Byrne
Dubuque
Sorority Aids Tornado Area Colleagues
Alpha Pi Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held its monthly meeting at president Mrs. Josephine Thornburg's home. The group voted to donate to the Riley Cheer Guild to send a crippled child to Camp Riley and buy two mattresses for Camp Riley beds. Funds were allotted for two Marion tornado victims who were sorority members. Founders Day Mothers Day dinner will be held June 27 at Anderson College. An educational program titled Citizenship and If I Am an American was presented by Mrs. Martyn Byrd. A past president received a gift, which she then shared with each member.
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Martyn Byrd
Thornburg
Rotary District Meet Draws 28 Clubs to Anderson YMCA
Seventy five Rotarians from 28 clubs gathered at the Anderson YMCA for District 656 Assembly hosted by the Anderson Rotary Club. An all day lineup included registration at 8 30 a m workshops on vocational service club and community service with group sessions in the afternoon. District Governor Chal Denny of Kokomo and District Governor Nominee John Showalter opened the conference with delegates including presidents secretaries and bulletin editors.
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Anderson
Rotary
Campaign for Christ engages dorma davis and connie newell
Miss Dor ma Kay Davis daughter of Norman J. Davis and Miss Connie Newell daughter of L H Newell both college students join the Campaign for Christ sponsored by the Staten Island Church of Christ. Davis attends David Lipscomb College in Nashville and Newell attends Freed-Hardeman College. Paul Dobson minister will travel to New York to preach. Arlington cemetery land in Washington was sold in the 17th century for six hogs heads of tobacco.
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Norman J. Davis
E. 57Th St
Connie Newell
L. H. Newell
Nashville, Tenn
Loren Newell
Anderson
Campaign For Christ
Staten Island Church of Christ
Staten Island
Miss Davis
Columbus Ave
Freed - Hardeman College
Henderson
Tenn
Church of Christ In
Nashville
David Lipscomb College
Paul Dobson
Church of Christ
New York
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
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