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Bishop to ply Week Services

gicsl »ervice» conunemowtinjr the Fasaion M will fct eond«Ct#d in ill the churches of chaster n»xt week. Bis Excellency. Bishop

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700 men, who on the lift Satur­day night or each month fhroufhowt the year spend the Whole night in relay* of adora­tion before the Slewed Sacra­ment, i* m annual custom that ettrieti <he whole membership of the Rochester society to St. *eWfefc'* en HoJy Thursday.

SHI TOMSK HOD* Service of Good jpridey will befIn with the Mm of the Pre«8ancllfl«d ^Ie*rste4 by Bishop Kearney at ft Mm & the Fro-Cithadml. 1-oUwlr.f the MM§ the MeoJta-fJo**oi^e"»*ve» Lest Words" #1U W khren by the Rev. Daniel O'Kwfe of the PkK«wn Mission i««4of flew **«* City. -•OWE *w':itotw#y the Mis*

tfytt ft* iHMidMI by the »iej#big

chai Canal*, by the reading o(th« F « ^ l i « . a n d the BUwIni ol B«ptl»mal Water and Iart«r

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..., i|r|jwttr-th#- -mbm there 1^1 W.onJy one Mas* In each

Minj <*»~lfoly lMitttttJ*y ^*>li«#frBc»' of rifle* -ol

j l>er«K>he; on Holy Saturday

HOfeaoiy morning , »K«ifney will celewate jrt Pontlllcal Miss and

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Wa Wft JwotebeWtng in oW time Jdrm to nowl* three conelit.nt taun^efor: a»7i Captain P«ul J. Oriney'Kept tie hU evertfe with

* Captain Sonny GenowMheit ^vCeni#hi« with 534. The one ;^hV that'Ca\hJil\i» obtained waa (toe to the bowllnt of Itf. tobef, f&hy*<^ ^ tow Geno In

fStijat Terry «*« eurprieed to M that hi« 5T» total did not

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161 for 574. Jack la aure pour-inr H on in thete bat weeks.

Body Returned The body of the ftw. Neil 3,

Doyle, First Lieutenant, Corps at Chaplain*, \J. S. A., and only ajtumnua of St. Bernard'* Sem­inary to make the supreme *ae5

rflloe, h«» been relnterred with full military honors in the United State* National Cemetery, Farm-Ingdale, h. I, N. Y.

Connecticut'a hero priest, whoj waa mortally wounded on New, Georgia Xaland in July, 1943, had been buried in the U, S. Military Cemetery, Guadalcanal, prior to hie recent repatriation,

A large delegation of priests of the Hartford Dipcese, most of them former chaplains, attended the committal service. The group Included* the Rev. John R Coflf-ton of Newtown, also a graduate of 8U Bernard'* Seminary and who wa* with Father Doyle »t the time of hia death.

The military service was con­ducted by the Rev, Patrick Fay, Colonel, Corps of Chaplains, ft. 8. A„ a/rer which the grave was blesied «nd special prayers a?g?e recited by the Connecticut priests led by Father Landry,

Father Doyle w*.» ordained May 30, 1939, after making ma atodiei at St Bernard's here. Among his Rochester classmates Who alio served i t Wartime ohaplsfjji, were: the Rev. Fa*. ttoHr#tf«rh#» C. tane, William F. Gsynor, Thomas Manley, William 3. O'Brien and f>a«! J. Cuddy.

Sister Seraphine Rite* Conducted

wv|'|^l(ilf^jVlce»7or Sister M. ffrapjiijifr Ohiyjn ,aj.JhgJ&tgg* Oliatht Joseph, who_dtedMon

Own 'McNamara's Band' | jinny Nurse Hurt ~ " ~ In M. Y. FaU

:.Wf^^dsyT;«Onp^^airaf-1% Solemn Man of Requiem waa

celebrated by the Hi. Rev. Migr. John F. Glavln of Reniselaer, a cousin of Sister Seraphine. He waa assisted by the Rev. George S. Wood, Deacon, the Rev. Don­ald J. Mulcahy, Sub-deacon, the Rlv. T. Paul Mttrley mnd the

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. v *Mw:-Mr^m* Um* w« - r ^ _ . „ . . . . - ~ -jWmjjmJ^W^ sorVlc6s were conduct

The Rev, Leo V. Smith was Mas­ter of Ceremonies, In the sanctuary were also the

Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph S. Camer­on, the Rev. Joseph H, Cefell and the "Rev, Louis Edelmsn. The last blessing at the grave was given by the Rt, Rev, Msgr. John F. Glavln, assisted by the Rev. Charles McCarthy mnti the Rev. lohnJtoach,

A native Rocnesterlan, Slater Seraphine entered the Slaters'tor Saint Joseph In 18S2. Her years in religion were spent u a teach-

.„• s k. . . ..„ er of Music in various schools MffelMit th* lilt even though | n the diocese, in 1883 she waa it helpeii Notra Dimajo *n,ty«a. SfttLOf the jjloneerauta open Su

Michael's School in Pcnn Van. For 39 years, the Immaculate Conception School in Rochestor

With the liard-tlghting Georgetown team. John's com* hjeni "Was «£ always knew that M 1 ,,,„ _„„„ . h.„ ,,h„pa^

S A T l f s l s S X t t . ? . " ° ^ « « ' — » • '"eluded St. "mtf Isgolng to wear a green * . _ „ , «.„. . Mtn^tJ^pl*y-lnJKmor-ot5t. §Z*£? HrodSort »«*fe-tij |s>. ought to Jbrtng -001, B r o c kP° r t

Waterloo—Mrs. M. L. Flynn, j 304 W. Main St., has received word that hpi ddughtei First Lt. Florence Flynn. 30. an Army' Xurse, has suffered a Iracturey skull In an accident.

According to the information,, l i eutenant Flynn was hurt Fri­d a y night in a fail from a mov- j ing taxi In Brooklyn. Hospital, attendants at Fort Hamilton' Hospital to Brooklyn where the nurse w a s taken told her mother that the young woman had been taken ill in the cab and opened t h e car door after an unsuceess-

! ftil attempt to get the driver to open a window.

She had just reported off duty at the Fort Hamilton Hospital a n d was taking the taxi to a nearby subway when the acci­dent occurred.

Lieutenant Flynn Is a gradu­a t e of Waterloo High School where she was valedictorian of, her class; Nazareth College, Rochester, and o f Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing in Baltimore. She served on the

staff o f Johns Hopkins Hospital for a time following her gradu­ation and later was on the staff of Waterloo Memorial Hospital before entering the Army Nurses Corps o n Jan. 1, 1945.

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"McNHntsra's Band" a s ihey rehearse for the St. Alphonmw Minstrels , w h i c h will b e presented Apr i l IS, 1 » and 2 0 In E m e r s o n Auditor ium, Auburn, by the Colombian Squires and t h e Y o u n g LadicM' Sodedlty of St . Alphosua Church for the benefit o f C a m p Columbus . In front i s J o c c o O'Connor; r e a r , from left, Don F e n n e s s e y , Ed Walsh , Paul O'Connor and Bob Inelch.

M i n s t r e l S h o w T o l^ iss Bridget Welch, Double Funeral Held Kin of Hun , Dies • For Auburn Heroes

ST. ALPHONSUS 97-101 East Genesee St.—AUBURN, N. Y.

REV. FREDERICK G. STRAUB, Pastor MASSES—Sunday: 5:15, 6, 7. 8, 9, 10. 11

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pastor at St. Hyacinth's was the under way tor tho past few Center, sister of Sister M. James- m a 8 t e r of ceremonies and seated weeks in prepau-atlon fqr the.an- j lepa. S.SA« ol Su Patrick's Con-} ln>-thK sanctuary was TCev. Johfi'

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Seneca- Fall* — The death of j aytJ£3*)*Cli^l5^a9«aV'Were ^(m^^^if^i^mtMl^Bveiccn^MsB Bridget Welch, of Sciplo ducted in Holy Family Chapel, Naaalreth Convent, Pittsford, on

nftsl • MimsireT ' Show" sponsored' veht Seneca Falls, odcured at by the Columbia Squires and, her home early Monday evening, Young-Ladles' Sodality,of St. A!-! March 13. 18-18. Miss Welch was phonsus Churc-h for the boneflt j a lifelong resident of that vil Of Camp Columbus. The show; lage and was a frequent visitor will be presented April 18, 191 In Seneca Falls. Besides Sr. and 20 In Emerson Auditorium, j Jameslena, Miss Welch leaves East High School. [ another sister, Mrs. Francis Raf

The cast for the two-part show^ forty of Moravia,

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Minstrels includos 90 members of tho abovo organizations. Jerry MoAullfle, Deputy Chief Squire, will act as Interlocutor, and the ^nd-,M Farrell. Karl Jahn, John May-wait, Emanuel Fefnrra. George Pcretta, and Edward Davis. Chief Squire David O'Brien us in charge of advertising soul ushers.

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ed from tho Doran Funeral Home. W, Bayard St.. at 9:30. Thursday, ftc-ejulern Mass was offered in St. Patrick's Church at 10 a. m., Rev. John P.

Burial was Cemetery

in St. Columbkllle's bh

i slus Church, and chaplain of the, ; Auburn Catholic War Veterans. I ' The committal services at the[ 'grave were in charge of Father'

Jerome Holubowlrz, who was a s ' , slated by the other priests. |

The bearers for T'3 Dziurzyn-i 1 ski were Stanley Cicsla, Ludwikj fWotczyk. Jbhn Fleszar, Joseph' ' Walawender. Joseph Dec, and Ed-mond Walcryk, J

The bearers for T'5 Lucas (

were Thomas Sllwka, Alex Dev-erenko, John Brannlck, Waiter Silensky, Joseph Collins and Don ' aid Berry. '

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Other assignments Included St. Mary's, Auburn; S t Patrick's,

and Nativity

Surviving Sister Seraphine' are a brother, William 6lavtn. of Rochester, several nieces and

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Plnckaey hadIWJaid SCri,In the last month; both'mi team couli

lUvt heen «% with A little . IrttreW •'Champ'' Jones wl«i IttO* &l and SI1K. for a m total fled the tenia Oat* team to .1 ljfcam.4A> ea#. Vfictoryi-Wf r-tJon-Issga, Jones is now in hU 8 « iftwm r*'thajt iorsn hfciht earned Ihlm the tiOVof CHninn,'* H»*« roldtl» put«n| evwythlng he hal [into -the fcfht for first pi«<e and IK a«rtta qara loses that fight *"' "*on*t b**qecau> of Joftes;

Ul Dunn get using on his fa« vorlt* allies y>n* knceked out a

town team by rolling a strong 5J» total. Bud is consistently hear the 600 mark right along. Johnny Midden bowled a strong 2» m hie first game to bring his total to 538. This Is John-Wit first trip up In the 600 itjluAe^aad-H-U most 4Ikely-he fill i i i y there, now that he is ihijotlng at least one 300 game ^«t bf three. Andy Paddock was ahothiar cottsAtent bowler, hit-tlhg. all (three games in the 170 chit for K& With this type of btrWlirig Georgetown was able ot jb>e4H «ven with the "Fight-in* SrW.'*

total, rrsncla stapieton with . , ' -was just one pin short oil Ilaefc week's totaL. Eddie Russell Ihad to come In Strong in his last [game to stay fct the 500 class [by gtrttrn* to,

Paul Triedei led the -OtuAga rtm to thtir <ftie point total by oUinf 219, in *M 102 for 590.

IJDesptt* Paul's auperb bowliris the Jo«t s;ri>utkl to Steve. Tart>y |whoe*,«al buthlm in the Num-|e*r One slot of the Individual ftowMrs. Captain Jim Kennedy Iftad three conalatent/gamea for IBII and John Bodnir nit S i c Ordimrily, the total that 3otv

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St. Benedict Oblate Meeting Set Sunday

A meeting' of the Oblstes or St. Benedict will be held Sunday, Mar. 21, at 7:30 p. m. at St. An­drews Seminary. North Plym­outh Ave.

A special program has been planned to coincide with the feast day of" S t Benedict

The Oblntes observe the rule of S t Benedict central Idea of which Is the glorification of Oad in all things.

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RT. REV. MSGR. WW. E. COWEN, S.T.D, Pastor

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