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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1952
Page
6
An article advises Mrs. Housekeeper on affordable foods for a June menu. It highlights plentiful fruits vegetables eggs dairy and oils, with example dishes such as a fruit cup grapefruit salad and baked lima beans with bacon, onion and seasonings. A missionary nun visit to Springfield is noted.
Long Beach Calif based Gregorian choir director Thomas Gillissie sent two agleoniie arrangements using lyrics from the book. The group liked his version of In Every Little Boy and plans to collaborate further while Cy Savins quips about women’s words and a call to act.
Father Bishop, head of the missionary group, spoke at Xavier University’s 1952 graduation, urging Catholics to fight Communist influence. He outlined four objectives: curb indecent public discourse, address racial injustices with better housing and services, improve industrial relations per Papal encyclicals, and pursue public office for service rather than gain.
The narrative sketches daily life in a small town with Father Dunkel’s cotton crop, radish garden, and rumors of old spinning wheels. It weaves neighborly chatter, freckles and tans, prankish lines about sunshine and headlines, plus a reflective Biblical aside on small troubles and faith.
A summer luncheon plan favors cool light dishes and fresh fruit. The feature is a fruit salad topped with orange sherbet and a quick home made sherbet mix. Prepare fruit with seasonal varieties and serve on lettuce leaves for a refreshing, easy outdoor meal.
Octave Cossette of Valleyfield Quebec the last surviving member of the Canadian Papal Zouaves died aged 101 about to turn 102 on July 4. He joined the defense of Pius IX in 1870 and later worked as a contractor building Valleyfield city hall churches and industrial plants.
The Con fraternity of Christian Doctrine will hold a course for lay religious teachers June 20 to 25 at St Anselm's in Manchester New Hampshire. Rev Thomas Savage CCD director says the program will equip lay people with information and training to assist pastors in religious education programs. Eastern colleges have been invited to send representatives.
Senator Joseph C. Snopes heads the Interior and Insular Affairs Committee and opposes Section 5 of the proposed Puerto Rico Constitution. He argues the Bill of Rights would bar non governmental entities from using facilities aiding elementary school children, urging amendments to clarify it does not affect schools under non governmental auspices.
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