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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1958
Page
7
Leslie Broyles, 16, a Garland High School student, attends Good Shepherd Parish in Garland as part of her community activities and school life.
The author urges Christians to model life after Christ using Scripture. Citing St Jerome and Jesus Sermon on the Mount, the piece argues Bible reading calms troubles, fosters unity, and yields temporal and eternal happiness, lamenting modern neglect of family Bible study.
In Dallas the Jesuit High School junior baseball team co led by Jim Walsh and Al Ogletree performs strongly in the Dallas Junior Baseball League. The Bell Roofing sponsored squad sits 10 and 5 with captains Bobby Black Marty Javors and Jim Slater guiding a lineup including Mike Boyce Mickey Sterick Tommy Bantle and Bobby Herndon leading hitters.
Thousands of cars will be blessed August 16 at Sacred Heart Seminary Melrose Park hosted by the Missionary Fathers of St Charles. The event runs 2 to 7 p m with mayors police and fire chiefs of Melrose Park and Stone Park coordinating. Thirty nearby villages will join with emergency vehicles and equipment. On August 17 Father Armando Pierini will preside a field Mass at Calvary Hill shrine drawing many visitors.
Texans attended the 103rd annual Catholic Central Union of America convention and the 41st annual National Catholic Women's Union gathering in Jefferson City Missouri. Delegates included Father Albert G Henkes Frank Gittinger president and Mrs Gittinger from San Antonio plus several couples from New Braunfels Temple Windthorst and Ol sen with Bishop Joseph M Marling leading a Solemn Pontifical Mass. The event marked the 50th anniversary of the Central Bureau in St Louis.
Henrietta May Snearly Neville aged 72 prominent Clay County resident and Snearly family member died July 29. Funeral held July 31 at St. Marys Church with burial in Hope Cemetery. Survived by four sons nine grandchildren two daughters two sisters and several nieces and nephews including Congressman Frank Ikard.
Dallas Our Lady of Fatima Retreat Center announces two August weekend retreats led by Jesuit Fathers. Aug 8-10 led by Father John Q. Minvielle S J and Aug 15-17 by Father A William Crandell S J both renowned for retreat work. Additional August sessions feature Msgr William F O'Brien P A V G Aug 22-24 and Father Robert Litteken Aug 29-31 for young single girls. Reservations at 2905 Maple Ave RI 2-4228. Each retreat runs Friday 7 p m to Sunday 4 30 p m.
A reflective aphorism warning against dwelling on fear as it drains the spirit. Evangeline Gould offers guidance to guard the inner self from persistent worry and distress.
A compact quotation attributed to Evan Geline Gould warns that peace ends with the end of war against evil, reflecting a stark moral stance likely tied to wartime or ethical discourse. The source presents a concise, declarative line without broader context.
A catalog of Catholic titles across topics from Gregorian chant to biographies including Abel Willi’s Gregorian Chant and Brete Jean de La’s My Uncle and the Cure. Other works cover saints, Church history, education, and reflections, with publishers and prices noted.
Mario A Vaccaro of 4630 Walnut Hill Lane died recently. Survived by wife Mrs. Mario Vaccaro, daughter Miss Brenda Vaccaro of Dallas, brother Vito Vaccaro of New York City, sisters Mrs. Theresa Russo and Mrs. Marie Gara of Dallas, and Miss Margaret Vaccaro of New York City. Rosary held Friday at Sparkman’s Ross Avenue Chapel. Requiem Mass Saturday at St. Monica Church officiated by Father Hubert J. Neu. Interment at Calvary Hill.
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