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St. Theodore Altar Rosary So­ciety will hold tts.inonthly meet­ing on Oct, 27.

Rosary and Benediction will be said in the church at 8 p.m. and the business meeting will be held at the Town Hall oh Buffalo Rd.

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Sets Card Party St. Margaret Mary Altar So­

ciety win hold a silver jubilee card party Sat. Oct. 23 to the school hall. Mrs. Vincent Weis is honorary chairman, Mrs. Edr ward Fulerer Is chairman, and ccchairman is Mrs. Paul Gears. Mrs, Fred Heintz, table prizes; Mrs, Gerald Buckert, refresh­ments; Mrs. Henry Zlotnik, door; Mrs. Edward Paradles, table and chain.

Mrs. William Lehner is ticket chairman assisted by the Mes-dames A. Englert, E. Stelnle, H. Zimmer, W. Neumann, E. Smath-ers, C, Bayer, V/Nowik, H, Bur­nett, R. Wegman, L. Bauer, R. Knauer.

The Girl Scouts of 273 arc goj injg'to wait on'tables along with the Mesdames D. Masucd, L. Flynn, H. Zlotnik, V. ,-Krapf, & Jelly, F. Bonsignore, F. Sauro.

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Brockport Mothers Club o f the Nativity B. V. M. Church will hold their annual tea for the

irsr-^tmdayf^ect. 24," frrinf 3 to 5 p.m.

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Crippled Children Guild Lists Benefit Lecture

Rochester . Guild for Crippled Children will sponsor a lecture by-Miss Dorothy Fuldheim, Wed­nesday. Nov. 3, at 11:00 a.m. at the Rochester Club. Miss F u u t heim's topic will be "The Content-

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A card party will be held to­night (Friday) at 8 p.m. in Sacred Heart Cathedral SchoolHall.lpcm,. sored bjy_thg _Spcild Work Gdrh hfittee of t h e S t n r b h n *1aher-Club. Admission is 75c and all are iwvif«d;

All proceeds from the party will be used for Christmu bas­kets for needy families. Miss Helen Ludden is chairman.

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Edinburgh — W C ) V — Chil­dren bf-Pollsri parents living in Scotlarid will benefit vfrom a $67,000 fund se t up in memory of General Sikorski, former Prim* Minister of Poland and wir-tirrie c^h^ander4-lh-chlef of

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officers elected were: Gordon E, Albright, chief of

the Penfleld Fire Department, vice president; William Murphy, iifceretar^r- 3 . -Hobert-^Murray, :Wa¥urirr"

Joseph B. Kuhn, who retired :.as president, became a director $ftH.s3e)rve with Walte? Decker, Frank Hauswirth. William Hen-neg,: C|irl Soujig;, Richard Mc-^ta^n,.and Edward Bender, all '••§mr presidents of djie «octety. v"iIpj;pfflcer8) and director* were ^Unanimously ejected.^ >. &Rev. John D. Malley, pastor, /and ' Rev; Joseph Maloney, as-

it pastor and spiritual *d-vlsor, spoke at the meeting.

MAIN SPEAKER of the eve­ning was Rev. Francis X. Ken­ny, C.SS.R., director ot the Notre Dame Retreat House in Roches­ter.;

On Oct. 29, 30, 31—men of the Penfleld Parish will go on re­treat. Joseph R> Kuhn is parish leader with Joseph Trau, J. Gor-don Hall, Richard J, McMahon, Milton Weishaar and David Hauswirth as captains.

The newly elected president ap­pointed Albright, new member­ship chairman, and announced a membership drive to start im­mediately. James Kavanagh was named program chairman.

Doctor flrnett To Address

:ougL„ Dr. Ross H. Atnett, head of the

department of blplofcy at St. John Fisher- CoUege will address the Daughters of American Colonists of Medina, in his 1954-1955 series of travel lectures on the W*est Indies. .

He will speak In Medina on Feb. 12. His lecture Is illustrated

jwith colored slides which Dr, Arnett has taken in these tropic al islands. Dr. Arnett Is recog­nized as an authority pn the West Indies and an arMit in the field of colored photography. He has traveled extensively through­out the West Indies and has lived for two years-In Panama.

Dr. Arnett received his Ph-D-degree from Cornell University In 1945. During World War „II he was section head of the Army School of Malarialogy at Fort Clayton, Panama Canal Zone, and later in charge of the Sanita­tion and Insect control at Avon Park Bombing Rangie. Fl«-

He is a member of the Ameri­can Association for the Advance­ment of Science, Ecological So ­ciety of America, Entomological Society of America, American So­ciety of Zoologists, Botanical So­ciety of America, Society of Sys­tematic Zoology And Albertus Magnus Guild. *

He is the founder and publish­er Of the only publication in the world devoted entirely to the study of beetles, The Coleopfer-1st*' Bulletin,

spiritual director of the Holy Name Society.will be guests of honor.

-The following committees are in charge. Tickets—Mrs. Florence Wotz, Mrs. George Haas, Mrs. Edward, Dowejko, Leo Johnston and Frank Erb. Entertaindent A Decorations—Mrs. Santo Bran-cato, William McCarthy, Frank Whitley and John Christiana.

Prizes—Mrs. John Curran, Mrs. Joseph Beyma, Anthony Bona and Anthony Trippe. Refresh­ments —Mrs, Stephen Flaherty, porary Scene. _

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St. Charles Borromeo Church Rosary Society will conduct a card party, Tuesday, Oct. 26 a t 8 p.m. in the school hall.

Ittes ^ncluaeTTherMi dames Frank. Jischke, Norman Laragy and John McMaster and their bands. The public i s Invited. Refreshments will fa* served.

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A card g j d t y t o d luncheon sponsored ^F |Re~St . Sslome's MlMlon-Society will be Heidi Wednesday, Oct' 27 i t 12:30 p.m In the school hall. The •oclety's Communion Breakfast is schied^ uled for Monday, Oct 31 after the 8 am. Mass.

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Rosary, Holy Name Societies Sponsor Halloween Party

St. Ambrose Rosary and Holy Name Societies are spon­soring an adult Halloween Party in the church hall, Friday, Oct. 29 at 9 p.m. under the general chairmanship of Mrs. Alois Kehl arid'John Christiana; [

There will be an orcheatra-fot| round and square dancing. Cos tumes arc optional. Thirty valu­able prizes, donated by the neigh-) borhood merchants will be given for, unusual costumes and danc ing. _

In keeping with the spirit of Halloween the decorating and entertainment committee*:, are working zealously in transform ing the hall into a rendezvous of witchery, hobgoblins and spooks, festooned with skeletons and lighted pumpkins.

Four acts of entertainment will °e_ presented and^jconanuMjity suiging will be'accompanied by the orchestra. The Rev. Joseph M. Dalley will act as master of ceremonies of enterulnment. .

Cider and doughnuts and othei' refreshments will be served; Tickets may be obtained by coiV tacting anyone on the ticket committee, Accommodations are limited.

Rev. Frank W. Mason, pastor and spiritual director of the Rosary Society and Rev. Joseph Gorman, ssttstant * pastor ^ndj^afe-Menfoa, Rosary Society-Wat

hold its Fall Card Party on Wed­nesday, Oct 27, at SilS p.m. in the school hall. Mothers of fourth-graders will sponsor the party-'

Mrs. Arthur Cdlllns, chalrmin win be assisted by the lollow-ishgj Mrs; Martin Ryan, cOchah> man; Oscar Meisenr-shl, tickets; Mrs. Frank: Allen, cards; Mrs. MIch*61 Sp*ng, tlble prizes; Mrs. waitefr Fogarty; door prizes; Mrs. Raymond Dinlno and Mrs. Karl Dash, refreshments.

Ticket* m*y be obtained from all birid leaders, 4th gride mothers M may b# had at the door on the night of the party,

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Baked Food Sale Set By kesary Society

Mother of Sorrows Rosary So-ciety will sponsor m Halloween baked food sale on Saturclay^dek 30 from &30 asm. to 3i»plrn; at the Dewey Ave. Pharmacy, 3910 Dewey Avfc Mrs. tndmsi Wgley and Mrs. Frank Sourcy are cd-clNirrnen>

Knights Of Equity Open Convention

Knights of Equity opened its national convention a t the Powers Hotel yesterday and will -ijontlnue, through tomorrow^ His ExceK lency Bishop Kearney will speak at the banquet to be held tomor?

frow in the hoter ballroom at .6*30 p.m.

Principal speaker at the ban-quest will be the very Rev. John F- Murphy> C.S.B., president of St. John Fisher Colleger Toast-master will be Paul McNamara. Chairman of the reception com­mittee is Mrs, Christopher A. De* lanty, ^ . - •

The Knights have a member­ship of 300 in Rochester includ­ing the only living charter mem­ber, John Patrick Bpylan, 485 Seneca. The Knights, were or­ganized in Cleveland. 6 0 years ago. ' r

Page girls at a party tojjejield this evening \vfll be' MrSivAndttsw Sullivan Mary Patricli O'Reiily, Eileen O'Reilly, Fatrfclt ISulllvan,

^Joan^BatesACarol^Reicler.i.Sue Brown, Ann Brien, Virginia Rath and Peggy DeVilblss

FINAL r»uir,» ior W. Moa-. lea BotWy Society card party on Oct fcl am belsigr made-jby: (from left) Mrs. AHhur Col-luis, ehaJnnaar Mrs. Martia Ryan, cochairman; and Mrs. Oscar Iteltensanl, ticket chair-man.

Parlili Moihtn Club Mothers Club of Our MtSther

jof Sorrows parish will sponsor .a film, talk and demonstratlon-of children's lunches and: party menus by Miss Knickerbocker of tiie Moflroe County HealthUu-

ioh Cdnmilttee on Wednesday, 27 at 7 pan. i n the school

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Bviineii Wornm Set Dinner Metftng . "BiMine«\Vpin;entiliro»ipofthe Catholic Women's Club will hold its regular monthly dinner-meet­ing at 6:30 p.m..at the dub. house on Alexander Street' on •"Tuesday, Oct- 26. Miss Mary E.O'KelU is cOiafrtoanl * < ;• •••••"' . taAl tec* business meeting, Miss FlorenffltpCreckel, program chair-man, will .pfesent Miss 'Msrlettsr

More than 7,SD0.b6ysofv*ver^f race and creed, fiom airii'SUtes and several foreign »c^uStrlts, li4ve; called. Boys jfovyfr theik home since i ts f6undjng in 191%

E, Lieohielter, who wdll stiow<pjc tures of Hawaii taken during her recent trip to the Pacific..

COULIGE MAGAZINE LISTS MABJANNE CBINO Miss Marjanne crino, senior at

the College of Saint Teresa, Wi­nona, Minn., was elected Editorial Assistant of the Censer for the coming school year. The Censer ,is: the college's quarterly literary magazine; Miss Crino is also a member of the Thiwt Order Secu lar and the Sodality. l

Miss' Crino is the daughter of Dr, and Mrs. Michael J . Crino, 171 Rutgers Street, and a.gradti ate of Our Lady of Mercy High School, Rochester.

Catholic Encyclopedidi Donated To Newman Club

Donation bt a set Of Catholic j^cycJgj^iartcaTtlnr UnlvjersTty of Rochester Newman Club li­brary is acknowledged in Csr-ifasd News, the club publication dated Sept 24. - t h e valuable, set was given by

the Rev. Joseph. M. McNamara of Elrrtlra. Several other volumes, gifts from the library of St. Bernard Seminary^ will be added to; tiie Ui of I t Newman Club

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