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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1957
Page
6
Dallas St Edward's Alumnae Association hosted its annual homecoming tea Sunday at the Sisters of Saint Marys Convent. Attendees included alumnae from local chapters and longtime members, celebrating the school's history and community bonds.
The St Bernard Cardon Club sponsors Mrs F W Letly, a nationally accredited flower show judge, for a demonstration and lecture on many Madonna uses. She will create fifteen different compositions with the Madonna as focal, some in Christmas themes, at Casa Linda Town Hall on Tuesday in November.
The Maria Civics Club held its first meeting of the year last week at Mayeseschuol Sarara Heitzman ix president.
A listing of parish and diocesan events from Sherman Texas including the Diocesan Council of Women meetings at Sherman and Dallas Fort Worth Diocesan Council of Catholic Women in Grayson Hotel, various church society activities, bazaars, card parties, dances, and a Mardi Gras Ball at Statler Hilton.
A juvenile horse show to benefit Augustine School is scheduled for Sunday October 1 at Lake June Road and Second Avenue starting at 11 00 a m Attractions include western saddle and bareback riding barrel race cutting contest novice confirmation horsemanship rein ing flag racing calf scramble and other events Children will ride their own horses.
The Catholic Civics Club of America charter was received from the Catholic University of America as St. Marys school hosts the first meeting of the St. Marys Athletic Club. Coaches Bill Robert and Walter Wolf were introduced. The club opened with a game in the North Texas League against Munster Sacred Heart. Barbara Heitzman leads the marching majorettes with Mary Jean Pyle as drummer. majorettes wear blue and white uniforms.
In the Knights of Columbus clubroom Mrs. Regina Sontag was installed as Grand Regent of the local Catholic Daughters court. Officers named include Ben Hillerman vice regent and Glyn Snyder historian with a list of trustees and assistants from Dallas present. A social hour followed the installation with several named members hosting.
Irving reports the Mothers Club of St Luke's gathered in the auditorium on Wednesday evening, September 18, with Mrs. mentioned as a participant. Members discussed activities and upcoming events for the group.
The Dallas-Fort Worth Diocesan Council of Catholic Women plans the tenth annual convention in Sherman Texas with a Vocations theme guiding events and sessions. Local clergy and lay leaders will participate, highlighting service, faith and community outreach through keynote talks and workshops.
Ursuline School announces summer completed expansions including biology and chemistry labs financed by the Parent Association. A Gym Dandy Teen Town dance is set for Oct 5 in the new gym with a teen themed setup and outdoor candle light seating. The event aligns with a diocesan Vocations push featuring Mrs. Seidel and Father Duesman and includes panel discussions on parental objections to vocations and youth involvement.
Henry Wallace presided at the meeting. Warren Sfiggvins presented a school insurance plan to the members. A discussion followed. A large collection of Christmas cards was displayed. The sale of these cards will benefit the Mothers Club.
Parish chairmen and officers are invited to join a workshop by The Dallas Dennery Connell of Warner and Holy Trinity parish library committee. Father Walter C. Bojmewicz of Tesxsurkana will lead, with W. M. Robinson pastor of St. Cecilia's Dallas and N. C. Nasky of Immaculate Conception Parish also attending.
Memorial Burse report lists amounts by deaneries with totals and a payable check. funds to be sent to Mrs. James S. Alams at a Catholic center.
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