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Newspaper

Texas Catholic

Location

Dallas, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1958

Page

6

Sacred Heart Altar Society Holds October Session in Seymour

The Sacred Heart Altar Society met in the parish hall on October 7 at 7 30 pm. Youth chairman Mrs. Ed Vita reported major projects for youth organizations and confraternity chair Vivian Holman discussed religious instruction classes with 104 students and 11 teachers. Officers were installed including Mrs Louis Kubala Jr reporter and Mrs Alvin Jungman secretary.

Seymour Sacred Heart Ed Vita Confraternity Vivian Holman Mary Matus Father Bastien Louis Kubala Jr Alvin Jungman Fred Sausman Adolph Fojtik Julius Vita

Christmas gift shop planned for East Texas Tuberculosis Hospital

Mrs. P. J. McNamara, chairwoman of the Volunteer Council, announces a Christmas gift shop for patients at the East Texas Tuberculosis Hospital. Gifts should be mailed between Oct 20 and Nov 2. The council includes civic, social, welfare, and church representatives. Mrs. McNamara represents Court Mary A. Drake and NCCW groups.

Tyler P. J. McNamara Council East Texas Tuberculosis Hospital McNamara Court Mary A. Drake Catholic Daughters of America Tyler Deanery NCCW

UD Theatre Workshop Opens Season With The Curious Savage

Dallas The University of Dallas Theatre Workshop starts its 1958-59 season with The Curious Savage a comedy by John Patrick Performances are set for November 7 and 8 in the University Lecture Hall Director Porter Crow calls the play a gentle examination of the minds of a few inmates in a rest home and their view of the outside world Selection of the eleven roles is nearly complete and rehearsals were to begin this week.

Dallas University of Dallas Theatre Workshop John Patrick University Porter Crow

Sixth District Knights Gather in Muenster for Initiations

Knights of Columbus Sixth Texas District will hold major initiations in Muenster on Sunday November 16 with councils from Muenster Gainesville Denison Sherman and Pilot Point. Grand Knight Patrick H Henningan and District Deputy George Hill anticipate many new members as second and third degree ceremonies follow Thursday first degree ceremonies in Denison.

Muenster Knights of Columbus Texas Gainesville Denison Sherman Pilot Point Patrick H. Henningan George Hill

Hospital aid program honors six years of service

For six years the program supported religious and charitable assistance to hospital patients under Mrs. McNamara. It received Christmas help from Court Anna Callaghan of Longview and Court Anna Maria of Marshall.

McNamara Anna Callaghan Longview Anna Maria Marshall

Our Lady Queen of Peace Council Plans October Turkey Dinner

Wichita Falls Our Lady Queen of Peace Woman's Council met October 7 with Mrs S M McDowell presiding. Altar chair Mrs Ralph Sisk announced October workers as Ways and Means chair Mrs George Houseman outlined the October 23 turkey dinner and carnival. Home and School chair Mrs C W Brown led a program with room mothers.

Wichita Falls Our Lady Queen of Peace Woman’s Council S. M. McDowell Altar Committee Ralph Sisk Ways and Means George Houseman Home and School C. W. Brown

Nine High Schools To Participate in UC Speech Tournament

Nine high schools join the Third Annual Catholic High School Speech Tournament at the University of Dallas October 24 and 25. Debates and five events decide sweepstakes awards with top team and top individual honors. Final winners announced at a 7 p.m awards banquet in the university cafeteria.

Dallas University of Dallas University Speech Institute

Red Cross Chief to chair Paulist centennial banquet

General Alfred M. Gruenther, head of the American Red Cross, will chair the Paulist Fathers national civic centennial banquet on October 27 in New York. Jesuit Father Robert I. Gannon, former Fordham president, will be principal speaker. Father William A. Michell praised Gruenther as a fitting climax to the observance.

New York Alfred M. Gruenther American National Red Cross Robert I. Gannon, S.J Fordham University William A. Michell NATO

Dallas Polio Chapter Booth at State Fair of Texas

The Dallas Polio Chapter has set a booth in the Women's Building at the State Fair of Texas. Fairgoers can receive Salk polio shots from a doctor member of the Dallas County Medical Society.

Dallas Texas Dallas County Medical Society

Dates to Remember for Catholic Events and Fairs

A schedule of church activities and socials from October through December. Includes chicken barbecues, Halloween and Christmas bazaars, card parties, spaghetti dinners, and a transitional bed chest raffle. Events span Abilene, Oak Cliff, SMU, and various church halls with dates from Oct 18 to Dec 6.

Abilene Deanery Ccw National Institute St. Elizabeth's Holy Name Society Hampton Guardian Angel Home St. Joseph’s Church Our Lady’s Altar Society St. Thomas Aquinas Court Mary Immaculate Catholic Daughters of America KC Hall Christ the King Altar Society Catholic Business Women's Association Holy Trinity Church Holy Name Societies of Oak Cliff St. Elizabeth Church Oak Cliff KC Hall Herbert Emory Karcher SMU Holy Trinity Auditorium St. Monica Guild St. Monica School Our Lady of Perpetual Help Mothers’ Club St. Pius X St. Bernard Guild of St. Joseph St. Cecilia Ursuline Parents’ Association Smorgasbord Academy Gymnasium

Officers Named for University of Dallas Book Fair 1958

In Dallas the University of Dallas announces the 1958 Book Fair held November 16 with officers led by chairman John D. Scruggs Jr. and co-chairman Lewis Hancock. Mrs. Moffatt D Adams handles out-of-town donations and Mrs. R Ray Crisp oversees special arrangements. Donors will have names inscribed in selected books later circulated among students and faculty. For more information call the university.

Dallas University of Dallas John D. Scruggs Jr Lewis Hancock Moffatt D. Adams R. Ray Crisp

Armed Forces TV Network to Feature Zero-1960!

George V. Allen Jr. announced that the Armed Forces Television Network of 25 stations will air the Blue Army program Zero-1960. The international booking spans stations in Europe Asia Central America and Greenland. The Blue Army sponsors the program and aims to convert communism with American headquarters in Washington New Jersey.

Washington, N.J George V. Allen Jr Armed Forces Television Europe Asia Central America Greenland Blue Army

Legion of Decency Film List and Ratings Preview

A sprawling 1950s style compiled list shows films rated by the Legion of Decency with classifications A-1 A-2 A-3 and B. The page includes titles such as The Bridge on the River Kwai Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Hunchback of Notre Dame From Hell to Texas Mister Roberts My Man Godfrey and many more. It notes television showings for Oct 16 to Oct 22 and lists various studio releases with year ranges and audience advisories.

Keystone Kwai Eaktecees Hell Texas Genevieve Hunchback of Notre Serencenteceses Outer Space Lafayette Escadrille Peter Lee Maracaibo Marjorie Morningstar Mister Corey Mister Roberts Man Godfrey Footie Nebraskan Peter Paneilidiatapanstates Purple Mask Quincannon Frontier ‘Scout Rawhide Lucy Gallant Mimi North Frederick Mademoiselle

Special Classes Preparing Retarded for Sacraments

Eight Cincinnati high schools enter the third year of Saturday morning classes to prepare mentally retarded children for Penance Holy Communion and Confirmation. About 80 sisters and high school girls serve as instructors guiding prayer repetition and recreational activities.

Cincinnatio

Faithful urged to support missions through sacrifice

A church appeal notes Catholics are 17 percent of world population and 1 percent in Asia. It urges sacrifices for the Propagation of the Faith, highlighting 135 000 missionaries serving without salary. The Holy Father endorses missionary charity as supreme and directs gifts to Fulton J. Sheen at 366 Fifth Avenue, New York.

Asia Propagation of the Faith Holy Father Society For the Propagation of the Faith Fulton J. Sheen Fifth Avenue New York N. Y

Also Mentioned on This Page

Women’s News Parish Society Notes E. J Rust, JR Kings Road Lemmon Avenue Delman Theatre Pacific Ave UD Theatre Workshop Joe Sam Campisi Mockingbird Lane Oak Lawn Dailas Bernardine Sisters OF ST. Francis Christ United States South America St. Monica Convent Walnut Hill Lane Generalate Maryview Villanova Bristol China S&h Lovers Lane Jesuit High Schepps Rosina Hess J. W. Hess Leroy Schmidlkofer J. C. Schmidlkofer Sacred Heart Church Boyd & Breeding Coollas Snowy’ Alps K. C Lu Rose Henscheid Henry Henscheid John C. Darilek Jr John C. Darilek Sr Megargel Armed Forces TV Network Diners ST. Monica’s Parish Home Delivery Bluff View Farm Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth Ed Heart South Southwest Midwest Mother Superior ST. Luke’s Convent South Perch Hill Road Loving Blackburn St. Joseph Church Father John F. Grew Sunshine Laundry & Dry Cleaners Maple Avenue Lakeside Texas Catholic Mrs Dean Ryan Legion of Decency By Pearl Littlefield Claudia David Asa Columbia Steree Vernon Irene Castle Chad Hanna Money Sherwood Forest Washington High Terrace Laramie Slaetieline da Gami White Stehesseenecen Craig Tenia Desane Ces Balbies Robin Hood Monterrey O'Connor Marines Sandy Pride of the Marines Warners Dr. Death Hounds of the Baskervilles Cruisers Nike Records Gary Hutchison St. Philip Cyo Simon David Liquor Dept Fred J. Mosman P. O Dallas, Texas Sheen
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