Frances Capers Reported In Fort Worth Area
Fort Worth area resident Frances Capers is reported in local notices. The brief item notes her involvement in a community event and lists no additional details.
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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1952
Page
5
Fort Worth area resident Frances Capers is reported in local notices. The brief item notes her involvement in a community event and lists no additional details.
Rev Henry L Heim C S R will lead the annual solemn novena in honor of Our Mother of Perpetual Help at St Marys Church Fort Worth November 29 through December 7. Daily Mass and multiple service times will be held with petitions hymns and benediction. Rev Philip O Regan is pastor at St Marys Church.
Court Louise No 209 of the Catholic Daughters of America presents Lady Margaret D Arcy at 3 p.m. Sunday November 23 for a seated tea at St Ann s Club Fort Worth 1111 Penn Street. Topic Home Life in Britain 1952. Lady Margaret, London resident, travels frequently in Britain and North America lecturing on Anglo American relations. She is a journalist and author of A Book of Modern Prayers.
The convention committee will serve a spaghetti dinner from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday at the K. C. Hall 904 Collier Street. Sam Renner is in charge of arrangements. Proceeds go toward funding the state convention in Fort Worth in May 1953.
The quote notes that from Constantine’s era to Leonardo da Vinci there were scientists and even common primary schools wherever Christianity existed, highlighting the spread of learning with Christian influence and institutional education.
Rev. Bronislaus Mysliwiec is installed as pastor of St. Rita’s Catholic Church in Handley with a decree from Bishop Gorman and oath against modernism. A reception at Knights of Columbus Hall drew 200 Catholics, and plans include parish survey and a future new church at Weiler and Lancaster with a temporary rectory on Tierney Road.
In Fort Worth, St. Alice Parish collects Catholic literature for a new parish lending library directed by Rev. Ernest Langenhorst. The plan aims for at least 500 volumes with separate children and adult sections and a professional cataloging librarian.
The Mothers Club of the Fort Worth White Settlement Catholic Mission held its organizational meeting November 6 at 1205 Cherry Lane School. Rev. Joseph Michael Thomas announced officers: Mrs. Dean Ward president, Mrs. Sammy George vice president, Mrs. Warren Harding secretary, Mrs. Albert Taylor treasurer, Mrs. Olna McGraw parliamentarian, Mrs. C Wood publicity chair. The club will meet on the first Thursday monthly and plan a December 4 program of activities for the school.
A schedule of religious and community events spans Nov 22 to Jan 24. Highlights include the St. Alice Church Tenth Annual Poultry Bazaar and turkey dinners hosted by the Mothers Club and Holy Name Society, receptions for Sisters of St. Ignatius, a day of re collection for youth, war relief clothing drives, a fall festival at Laneri High, a novena at St. Marys Church, and lectures and Mardi Gras at Will Rogers venues with organizers such as the Holy Name Society, C L V Mothers Club, Senior Catholic Youth Organization, and Laneri Booster Club.
Plans announced by Mother Theresa of the Sisters of St. Mary of Namur for a new Our Lady of Victory Academy grade school on the Fort Worth campus. The one story brick building facing Hemphill Street will house eight classrooms a kindergarten room a library a gymnasium and cafeteria for 800. Construction starts Jan 2 1953 with completion due for September 1953. Cost under 250000 supported by a 130000 fund diverted from college building funds and tuition and contributions. The existing four story building remains in use for high school and college classes.
Noel Catholic Supply Shop in Fort Worth moved to 1118 Houston Street at the corner of Houston and Eleventh. The store tripled its floor space and expanded book, children, pamphlet, religious goods, and vestment departments. Owners Mrs. J S Noel and Mrs. J V Nipp, St Rita’s Parish members, plan an open house likely on November 30 or December 7.
White Settlement Mission will sponsor an open house on Sunday November 23 from 2 to 5 p m at its new school 1205 Cherry Lane. The display features work by children and refreshments for attendees. Kindergarten has 22 pupils and first grade 39 pupils under Mrs Roy Palmquist and Mrs Ray Carroll respectively. The event is led by Mothers Club president Mrs Dean Ward with assistants Mines Francis Marshall John Maclin Emil Carminati Albert Young Joseph Colvin Albert Taylor Warren Harding and Sammie George.
Fort Worth Senior Catholic Youth Organization plans its second annual Fall Festival at Laneri High School on Friday November 28 at 7 30 p m open to the public. Prizes include a man and a lady wristwatch with children’s movies games and refreshments. Gerald Breaux chairs arrangements Miss Aileen Welch leads ticket sales Miss Gloria Gathings designed posters Rev Herbert Vogelpohl O S B directs the C Y O. Current officers include Eugene Crossways president Gerald Breaux vice president Miss Rache Roth secretary Virginia Weaver treasurer George Kelbert reporter.
A building fund seeks support for a new Benedictine convent connected to St George's School. Catholic Action members describe the laity as instruments aiding priestly work.
The bake sale announced for November 16 at St George's Star Society was postponed to Sunday November 23. It will run 8 a.m. to noon in the school auditorium to benefit the organization.
Monsignor Thomas S. Zachry superintendent of schools for the Diocese of Dallas and professor of apologetics at Our Lady of Victory College in Fort Worth will represent O S V at the Association of Church Related Colleges meeting in Waco on November 25 and 26.
A reflection asserts that Christianity is openly practiced while preserving secrecy only in the confessional. The note contrasts public faith with private priestly disclosure, implying boundaries between visible doctrine and private penitential rites.
Monks at the permanent Trap pist Monastery near Atlanta resume building the Abbey of Our Lady of the Holy Ghost. Father Abbot seeks about five thousand dollars a month to raise walls, foundations in place, with labor donated by the monks.
The donor sends a contribution to assist in completing Our Lady's Abbey at Conyers. The note affirms support and requests archival handling of the gift for church construction.
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