Parish Society Notes Boy Scouts Court of Honor in Corsicana
Troop 246 held Court of Honor and Parents Night on Monday October 13. Twelve Tenderfoot scouts were invested by Patrol leaders under Senior Patrol Leader Freddie Wilson. Five scouts earned second class rank and Life Saving and Swimming Merit Badges were awarded. Thomas Keating presented Junior Red Cross Life Saving Badges to three members.
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Dallas Brownie Scout Troop 142 Investiture Ceremony
Dallas St Edward's Brownie Scout Troop No. 142 held Investiture last week with a flag ceremony the Brownie promise recitation and songs. Mrs. J C Piccola leads assisted by Mrs. Charles Aimo. Troop committee includes Mrs. Henry Murphey and Mrs. John Castle.
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Local church and school groups host November gatherings
Dallas area clubs announce meetings at St Monica’s School Cafe teria and Ursuline Academy gym. Amer ican Cancer Society Dr Nabors answers questions. The Holy Name Societies of Oak Cliff unite for Mass at St Elizabeth’s and breakfast at K C Hall with Father Tynan.
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Fort Worth OLV Alumnae Mass Honors Fatima Nov 1
Fort Worth OLV Alumnae hold a Fatima devotion mass on November 1 at 6 45 a m in Our Lady of Victory Chapel followed by a breakfast. It is a reunion for classes 1903 1913 1923 1933 1948 and 1953. Rodney J Hartley Sr announces approval for a wives of candidates exemplification for the Fourth Degree to be held February 22 1959 at Foory Wirth.
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Feast of Christ the King celebration at Sacred Heart
Muenster Parish hosted the Sherman Deanery on Oct. 26 for the Feast of Christ the King. Representatives from Deanery parishes gathered for a procession and solemn ceremony at Sacred Heart Church. The event was sponsored by the National Council of Catholic Men and the Catholic Youth Organization, with a meal served in the parish hall afterward.
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Muenster Knights Hall under remodeling and KC parties set
Muenster's Knights of Columbus Hall sees extensive remodeling with a new paint job on the lower floor Club Room and cold drink dispensers added for Teenage parties sponsored by the local KC's on every third Sunday evening. Council 1459 plans District 6 initiation for second and third degrees on November 16.
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Muenster Boy Scouts Troop 644 Expands Under Miller
The reactivated Muenster Troop 644 led by Scoutmaster Nick Miller adds two full patrols and has several Scouts waiting to organize a third patrol as membership grows.
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Vernon Sets Plans for Annual Fall Festival
At a special meeting Vernon officials completed plans for the Fall Festival to be held in the Main Banquet Room of the Wilbarger Memorial Auditorium on Tuesday and Wednesday November 4 and 5. Chairs and committee workers were named with general chair.
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Two Catholic Women Named Women of Achievement 1958
In New York two Catholic women were named Women of Achievement for 1958 and recipients of the Medallion of Honor Award from the Women's National Institute. Mrs. Albert R. Spillman is among those cited for notable contributions and service.
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Parish Fall Fair Announces Booths and Turkey Dinner
Edwin Albus and Lou Ehlin ger co chairmen with Mrs Edmund Dedek as dinner chair. A complete turkey dinner will be served. A county store will sell preserves, canned goods, cakes, and pies. Handmade items gift booths parcel post booth. Younger set will enjoy game booths. All are invited.
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Lou Ehlinger
Edmund Dedek
Catholic Community Events and Fundraisers Roster
A schedule of church social events in November and December includes Turkey dinner and carnival at St. Joseph's Church, card parties by Thomas Aquinas and Ursuline groups, receptions for Knights of Columbus Mary Immaculate Council 799, and multiple Christmas bazaars. Other items feature book reviews at SMU, Holy Trinity and Ursuline venues, and parish dinners from November 7 to December 6 with various church and academy locations.
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Women honored at 35th Annual Exposition on humanity services
Hempstead and Mrs. Charles H. Ridder of New York City will be honored at the 35th Annual Women's International Exposition on November 3 for outstanding services to humanity. Mrs. Spillman is vice president and executive committee member of the World Union of Catholic Women's Organizations. Mrs. Ridder, on the executive committee of the National Catholic Community Service, founded Casita Maria Settlement in Harlem for Puerto Ricans.
Priest Sacrifices for Missions Inspires Laity in Plea
A priest, ordained about 37 years, lives on 41 dollars a month and gives all extra funds to the Holy Father for missions. He avoids comforts, supports poverty, and acts as a model of sacrificial living for laity and clergy. Readers are urged to name chapel projects and send sacrifices to reach mission goals.
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