Frances Capers At Fort Worth Reporter
Frances Capers joins the Fort Worth Reporter staff in the Fort Worth area, bringing local newsroom experience and community ties to coverage of city affairs and events.
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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1952
Page
5
Frances Capers joins the Fort Worth Reporter staff in the Fort Worth area, bringing local newsroom experience and community ties to coverage of city affairs and events.
Miss Dorothy Witkowski wed T/Sgt William J Metz at St Patrick s Church Fort Worth in a November 22 ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Witkowski, wore Chantilly lace and taffeta with a lace bouquet. Father, choir, and Our Lady of Victory group aided the high Mass reception followed.
Fort Worths St Patrick s Club held its annual Thanksgiving party at Mrs Naomi McBride s home with Mrs Mary Ferguson and Mrs A Berry assisting. Guests included Rev Bronislaus Mysliwiec Msgr Joseph G O Donohoe Msgr Thomas S Zachry and Rev Carl Vogel.
Frances Viverita, president of the Houston Curia Legion of Mary, spoke at a Fort Worth library meeting on November 14 attended by executives and members from three Fort Worth praesidia and one Dallas parish. The speaker urged stronger devotion and discipline.
The ceremony will be led by Most Rev. Thomas K. Gorman at 10 a.m. Thursday December 11 with a full roster of clergy from Dallas Sherman Corsicana and Houston. A noon dinner at Mount Carmel hall will follow the Mass. The new church cost $190000 and has served the parish since 1951.
All Saints Church invites the public to a turkey dinner from 11 30 a m to 6 p m Sunday December 7 in Mount Carmel Academy dining hall. Msgr Thomas S Zachry pastor is dinner committee chairman. Committees include many named members.
Miss Marion Elizabeth Mengwasser and Jerry Paul Wilson pledged vows at Mt. Carmel Catholic Church Electra Texas with Rev Father William Bender officiating. The bride wore Chantilly lace with a lace jacket and veil. attended by sister Florence Mengwasser as maid of honor and brother Clarence Mengwasser as best man. The couple will reside in Corpus Christi after Wilson completes naval duties while Mengwasser works for the W T Waggoner estate in Electra.
The forthcoming marriage of Miss Carolyn O Gara and Norik OHanian of Austin is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas P O Gara 2231 Hur ley Avenue Fort Worth They will marry at St Alice Church at 10 am Saturday December 27 with a reception at St Ann s Club Both studied at the University of Texas He is a University of Michigan graduate Parents of the groom live in Teheran Iran
Fort Worth Holy Name Society members chaired by R. M. Bertholf plan a charitable Christmas basket distribution to needy families. The group will meet Sunday December 14 to finalize plans.
A sermon emphasizes Christmas as the home feast with Bethlehem’s stable as the symbol of every home. It links hospitable love in a humble dwelling to civilization and warns that attacks on homes erode society, urging families to strengthen themselves with love.
Regionalism is described as the method by which Texans can safeguard their private property system. The note highlights the role of regional approaches in defending property rights within the state.
The schedule lists social at Liberator Village Recreation Hall on December 6 and Guadalupe novenas at San Jose Church December 7 to 14. A turkey dinner is set December 7 at 2601 Burchill Road noon to 4 pm. December 8 offers Hour of Grace at St Marys Church. January events include Elizabeth Bentley lecture January 22 at Will Rogers and a Mardi Gras on January 24 at Will Rogers Coliseum hosted by Laneri Booster Club.
A 720-square World Peace Garden depicting the Fatima miracle will be shown at San Francisco's first international flower fiesta in the Civic Auditorium. Planned by the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women, the garden designed by Jack Laflin aims to convey a world peace message with support from Portuguese officials and consulate.
Some men seek to substitute ethical training to check immorality, stressing ethics education. Dr. Andrew Draper of New York Education warns that separating religion from morals is hard and separating ethics from morals is dangerous.
A concise moral statement cautions against harming others to raise one’s own standing, asserting personal growth cannot come from destroying another's reputation. It emphasizes restraint and ethical conduct in social behavior.
Joyce Beal of Nocona married C C Burlton airman 2/c in a Nuptial Mass at St. Joseph Church Nocona officiated by Rev James Reilly. Maid of Honor Carolyn McCall. Best Man Roger Burlton. reception at bride’s home. They will reside in Wichita Falls after he is stationed at Sheppard Field.
Rev. Joseph Erbrick of St Patrick's Denison addressed about 100 Fort Worth Deanery Council of Catholic Women on vocations and mothers guiding priests. He urged mothers to train priests at home, noting Our Blessed Mother trained the first priest.
The Pope publicly commends the Oases, a Roman movement of young women formed on All Saints Day 1950. Hundreds of Italian and international girls in temporary vows gathered in Rome to promote virtue and Christian charity within families and communities. The Pontiff called them followers bringing the life of God to desertlike life and noted its unprecedented size.
Bird Coler notes that in ancient Rome there was broad acceptance of all gods and intense patriotism. The key fault of Christians lay not in worshiping a foreign deity but in refusing to bow to Roman law, reflecting the era’s fused church and state views.
One thousand high school students from 38 archdiocesan high schools attend the Sodality Union fall fashion show at the Ambassador Hotel. Twenty two Socialists model woolens and bright dresses with a 1920s jazz touch by Loyola High’s Noise Boys, featuring stars Ann Blyth June Haver and Susan Whitney.
Four upper grade students at St George's Parochial School Fort Worth presented a dramatization of the Holy Mass for an audience of students parents and friends. Sister Mary Constance directed the program with pupils explaining liturgical symbols vestment colors and Mass parts. Rev Alphonse Beck pastor spoke briefly at the conclusion.
Mrs. L. M. Hayes has joined the teaching staff of St. George's Parochial School in Fort Worth. She will work with four Benedictine sisters to teach eight grades as enrollment rises to 175, up 23 students in six weeks.
A compact aphorism questions whether forceful might is the ultimate answer, hinting at the idea that lighter or nonviolent influence can prevail over muscular weaponry. It contrasts the weight of arms with subtler forms of power.
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