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^ h u t t i to outgoing officers of jgoty Cross Rosary Society will l ie paid at * baitfmet in the «cfcooi auditorium, Tuesday, May SO, a t ? p. in . N*w officers will «l3o fee JtistaJEl*&

.'prtowgprt.s^eptefe wi l l be the ^ev. 2Uk!har4 T . Toxmey, widely-

tja»W3i for radio *»& .tjgevislott »&»«**«& *#% m$m *$ «0»tti*# «liM:ityii» school Tlfl AM and hjas appeared «v-'j*r*l fanes; ^. . t^ia^-pecawts,

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Society/ imoderatofc will also speate, Bev. ••Charles G, Er&, «£ the Society «f the, f>Mm Word.

»-will abow movies of his travels. I lather- Erb •has been -Sor many tyears- a missionary on the Gold ;Coast ot AIEricat, A record turn*

. oat «f member*-Is expected. ;: nteservat&ns' inajr - be made fytifc. &* ifunowrag^ I t e . John

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As a chiia I always fou»d it hsetf to understand why Almighty God incorporated into the Ten Commandments the injunction, "Honor -Thy Father arid Mother. Raised as I was fay loving parents who spoke only in terms of puiest loVe and reverence of their parents—or in fact, of. any member of the family,*-' I

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FQ& THX AOT XXHHU? at V u a n t l t Ccllegw, iRaat Ave. oil FBaiy^ Hay 0 an# Sunday, May 11, fheve aealaxs put i l ia fialahlng toucfces on a muraT deptctia* the A n t acho<jl bollt i n are*.

Art i i t* ate; Jkm I«B> * e # i firexeUus, JBgs eertavUlo; Wiry Aim MUter,.J!oan T^ylert; Carolyn Lprisiiierj, Vlc^olri a n * Joan vlgiierf,

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Mtircy Chapel loi^etloii Set Tfca Mercy Guild bas tetied-

utedt a SOrer Tea to.be heW h» the * y n u u a l « m o f Onr iJady of M « w y 'Hltfa School Suadaj aftertoowi May IS from 3 until

U m b e r * of! t3w Mercy Guild ran* frksada « f the Sitters of Mtt iv^ani iaivitM t o laapoct ti» ©oavwit cfcapel fe tlie affep. aoaw. Bewdtetfcm of the J««aK ,«i Sacnuawnt will b e tiveti by ;tt» _ Xer . ^ e % w ^ ' SSsnmey, d i a f U a « | «M/Mot!wrh«us«, a* X o'isiocfc ^atevkwH to OM

4rf ifxMbit College w. Public

•She Senior ^Art- ExMheili and Reception at Nazareth Gol!e«e wiH beheld Friday, 3Iay 9, {rom 4 until 9 pm,. and Sunday, M a / 1 1 , from 10 *.ra. until 5 pjn. The public is

i-iavlted, a?c6rdlng to Sister J* sirman of the art <3e-

it of the dipcesam vtovoi DeSa£e. pail errj

ONT Wt&PLNt will fae wor* ctone over m, four-year peWoi M :art defartsufflit senioci J<x&r Taylert; Maxy Ann Miile*. Caro Jyn Ixtftscsber, Jean DrexeUiaa send Xoan VIgneri.

Anxong types of woric to be sbowii are iwiter color iketcbw, oil padntings, charcoal drawings, teatlle and! wallpaper dteiigres, fajbjaa. fllastrations, l e a t h e r cralt, "'ccramia, block printing, Interior decorating plates and atajt seta. , ltht»> seventh in a serf** oE tO

by 15 leet rourala in the tunnel

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imtssmmc'jmm^beb betftiawntoe admtoistratlon build-Why*?, im, be tl» tatte of tner :JecWw ooMWl ,Bran*»l,arnish-iitm W 3fiX$^fcraitc9:. 'It- Tcx-hunav rnaaafer o r t h e Barbara CnrOa B o a » Service Bujreau, tut-

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found It hard to believe thit any­one would have to - be com-manded tq honor hfcr father and mothet. v

In the Intervening years 1 have come J o see the wisdom and necessity of this particular cornmandment. God in . His wis­dom Knew that older people are often dictatorial, sometimes dis­agreeable, but He tells us toj hdnoT them nonetheless.

• • • ' I WOUUD like to think that1

this same command extends! beyond the circle of home and family into our organizations.' And perhaps the eve of Mother's Day might be a good time to re­mind ourselves that organiza­tions as well as individuals have mothers and fathers.

E v e r y worthwhile organiza­tion, religious, or otherwise, has been conceived first in the mind and heart of some zealous -per­sons'and has been nurtured by them down through *he years of earliest, groping Infancy to the organization in which we now claim membership.

And It i s a shocking thought that we who love and honor Oar Blessed Mother- in Heaven, who da likewise for our efirthly mothers are often so callona, hard hearted, If not downright un-Chrlstian, in our dealings with mothers' of our organiza­tions.

• • • I COULD name — with con-

s id era b!e embarrassment all around — several organizations in which the older women's adr vice, counsel and genuine inter­est is resented, referred to as "high handed" or "meddling,"

Perhaps If wc find older mem­bers in a group hard to under­stand a whispered prayer to Mary will bring us a little of Her loving ways.

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Hospital Guild | b Get Beport *

Aufcurn—The Flower Guild.-of Mercy Hospital will gather for its annual banquet Tuesday, May 13, T p, fn7 at the OsBorne HoteL In lieit of a speaker a resume of the year's activities wttl be given by the chairm^ of the various projects. _ IJ^JE*^, h, A ™ s ^ n g ^ d t a r « r i f possible, flouted on every Mrs. Edward Murphy are c r ^ ^ j / ^ g j , ^ S o m e o , ^ s e nam and co-chairman, respect- „ „_ w ,™; „wM» « « « . « • their

L O C U S T G R O V E H O U S E Idtol Pocono Hon.ymoon

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ing aotd the college auditorium wHI be .one of the feature attrac­tions of the exhibition.

]t ix traditional at Nazareth College that the graduating ait

-. cBiiK leave • mtCral as a final *§**" gift tot the- -eoBege. The ntnaH "" *: dfeplet -scene* of local rdatordasl

interest .^/•tPer&t^a jtit pr^tit *:. Vr^ergriduateji Krttl act us «* cepttoniitJi, provide guide service Mil ^e^^refreihment* during the fcwo da.y jjrojtttm.

_ _ . _ -l octy raembecs shot l^aetsattondrtaOltoi^auctkh: tp'a—oraj » " A benefit JBor the Omen, w^Qrtlwttc Nurses, lit: the home of '.Mr*, J* "Vincent ir?-fle^ a s wtniam sfe v :;%'_-

Oeaaaaaia#e Incteded Jars. WlUtain $&*&#**-. item, ^-i—

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TJWBSW Green, Mr*, tfohit - ftey awT 1 4 i « Mary" Ctther-• & * * * * & * • ' • ' . " • ' • . - .

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Dance Th^sie Givem lit Kaiarelb College

f ;*Riisj«Ma toaae*wffl,i«.t*e .tlictae of the annual lemHorraal dance- to be held on the l izarerth College caxnsus Friday, M y 16.. Gene; Zacher's orchestra will pro-Wit nitiiifc fi«m f unal'ft. 13Be' daitbe is »pon«ored by .the Sodal­ity ot Our ILady to raise monwy. ti/t areii|loTuCp«fect*; ' JftenBattieand Consttnce Van Ulrk are - co»chairin«n. Dolores jftfe-.is-in.charge;.-of the date buramtj. Other committee chatlr-^ftt^iire' ^fary, Mta' J3apattf, publicity; CWliita Qrtwgxikia, jfeawailotari, Dolom Thofflw, ie-^pOoh;' £3«n Hentgesv ttfralt-ri?|idBs;i'^e«me-'-jScarae<i. tiatettr Jim 'Graces, Snvltattontj an4 SmA-

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man and co-chairman, respect­ively* M r * J. Frederick; Kerf is In charge .of the evening's en­tertainment i W , . , ... ._ .,

Sollowing the banquet the an-w a W e c t l o n of members of the Executive Committee -will take place. Urs . Rosalie Wrlde is president of the Flower Guild.

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Mission Guild Slates Dinner

Jlnnual spring dinner marking the e n * of the membership drive of the Catholic Missions Guild wfll be held a t Blessed Sacra­ment Hall, Monday, May 12, at .6:30 p. m. •• .

Honorary chairman is Mr*. Loughney; chairman, Mrs. W. Wakeneld. T h e tier. Charles Erfe,. S.VJ& o f j^- iea , . the flfc Bev. Msgr. Ihomas ,F. Connors 'and the Very $ e v - John & Bah* oidl.willl^-iPiesjts,.-- ,- - i . . •

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C*btt, ^dBiesee 3358-B.vare tak­ing re*sy*tlQrMi b^for^^hurs day, May St -

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women have given more of their time, considerable mental powers and financial resources than any | | i j f t y o u n | 6 $ wpnjp wJUever

Among wild elephantt the rotmg establish their leadership:

j y vanquishing the older leaders o l t h e herd, but surely this i s not the *?ay«*)f Christian women*, yet I hava altteWde^meetings when the h^bsphor presented "itselt to my mini .*

-• , • • D U E BLESSED Mother is sev­

eral times depleted in her rela­tionships -with older people^ If we think of her with S t Arme or her cousin Elizabeth, or even iri her brief encounter with the prophetess Anna, w e can not think of Her a s b^ing..anything b u t laying end respectful.

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