The Central Deanery Council will hold its semi-at nesday, Sept. 3 at 8 p. m. in Seminary, 2010 E. Broad St. tee = Mrs. Joseph M. Hogan, St. Agatha’s Parish, newly-named PTA chairman of the Cen tral Deanery and Msgr. Paul]. O'Dea, PTA consultant,’ will moderate the round table dis|, Susan. Discussion topics and leaders will be: “Room Mothers,” Mrs. Bernard Heslin, St. Andrews Parish; “Organization,” Mrs. Paul Fix, St. Mary’s Parish; “Program”, Mr. Bernard Ker scher, St. Mary Magdalene's Parish; “Project”, Mr. Theodore Campbell, Immaculate Concep tion. Parish. Mrs. Walter Harris of the In ter-Faith Committee for Better Entertainment for Columbus will speak on the movie situa tion. Mr. Roman Eyerman will give a short talk on Scouting. i All officers, chairmen, and others interested in PTA pro grams are invited to participate in this round-table discussion of the Columbus Diocesan A nnual PTA Workshop Wed- 1 the library of St. Charles held at Presutti’s Villa, 1692 W. 5th Ave. The dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. Reservations can be made by, calling Mrs. J. P. Siemer, at Am, 90190, Mrs. Southworth has asked the other recently elected of ficers and department chairmen, to serve as hostesses for this meeting. Local Women Plan Rummage Sale A rummage sale will be held all day September 4, at 344 South Fourth Street, Columbus for the Carmelite Monastery of Traverse City, Michigan, whose founder is Mother Margaret, the former Zoe Armstrong of Co lumbus. Columbus friends and rela tives of the nuns who operate the Discalced Carmelite Monas tery are sponsoring the rummage sale here. Donations will be picked up by calling any of the following women: Mrs. Arm strong HU. 84538, Mrs. Hay hurst, after 5:30 p.m. Am herst 2.8095, Mrs. Phillips, CA. 44330 and Mrs. Haldeman, BR. 43208.