Father Frank Gin, Grove Hills, Ala., was elected as head of an association of trailer priests at the Sursst
convention at Pinehurst, N. C. Here are the priests who attended along with the Most Reverend Vin
cent S Waters, Bishop of the Diocese of Raleigh, who presided at the first meeting and who was once
a trailer priest in Virginia. Seated left to right, Fathers Geoffrey Stone, C. SS. R., Brooklyn, N. Y
A. J. Spear, C. S. P., Winchester, Tenn.; Bishop Waters; Stephen A. Leven, Tonkawa, OKla.; Patrick
Walsh, O. P., Columbia, S. C. Standing, left to right, Fathers Joseph1 Durick, Birmingham, Ala.,
Chester P. Michael, Richmond, Va.; Ralph T. Ca-penter, C. S. P., Winchester, Tenn.; Frank How
ard, Whiteville, N. C.; Frank Giri, Grove Hill, Ala.; Andrew Lawrence, M. S. SS. T„ Camden, Mass.;
Joseph Hodges, Richmond, Va.; Gerard P. O’Keefe, C. SS. R., Charlotte, N. C.; Michael Giblin,
M. S. SS. T., Chapel Hill, N. C.; Francis McCarthy, Whiteville, N. C.; John A. Brown, Pinehurst, N.
C.; Vernon Bowers, Richmond, Va. _
Catholic Daughters Get
Large New Class
At Raleigh Cathedral
RALEIGH—Following the beau
tiful and impressive ritual of the
Catholic Daughters of America,
Court Bishop Hafey, No. 1088, in
itiated the largest group of mem
bers in its history on Sunday af
ternoon, ApriF^O, in the auditor
ium of the Sacred Heart Cathed
ral School.
The new members included
Mesdames Paul B. Griffin, Jr., H.
D. Sanford, Larry W. Hays, David
Meyers, Daniel Brady, Lucille
Poole, R. Jr Roy, C. F. Garges,
Joseph D. Devine, James H. Higgs,
Ernest Edelen, T. P. Maus, John S.
Keen, Charles Powers, Frank
Jones, Mary Frances Tomb, Win
nie Nemmers, all of Raleigh, and
Miss Kathryn A. McMahon and
Mrs. Sarah J. Lorenson of South
ern Pines.
Mrs. John W. Kane, Grand Re
gent of Court Bishop Hafey, pre
sided over the initiation ceremon
ies.
Immediately following Benedic
tion in Sacred Heart Cathedral, a
reception was held in the club
room of the Sacred Heart Cathed
ral School. The purple and gold
colors of the Catholic Daughters
of America were used in arrange
ments of large crystal bowls of
flowers for the table decorations,
burning candles and place cards.
Ice cream, home made cakes, mints
nuts and hot coffee were served to
approximately sixty-five members
of Court Bishop Hafey, members
of the clergy, and out-of-town
guests. _
The reception committee includ
ed Mesdames Lillian Streb, C. J.
Emnet, L. C. Murchison, J. J. Fal
lon, B>A. Dubois, P. B. Edelen and
Peter Ellison.
Interesting talks were made by
Monsignor J. Lennox Federal and
the Reverend Father Charles J.
O’Connor of the Sacred Heart Ca
thedral, and Miss Elizabeth Bul
iard, Territorial Deputy of the Ca
tholic Daughters of America, of
Wilmington.
Other guests included the Rev
erend Father John S. Regan, As
sistant Superintendent of Catholic
Orphanage at Nazareth, Mrs. J.
William Brown, and Misses Nell
and Mary Sheehan of Wilmington.
Monsignor J. Lennox Federal
paid especial tribute to Mrs. James
P. Mallette, Monitor of Court Bish
op Hafey, who was responsible for
the majority of the new members.
The rostrum of the auditorium
was converted into a beautiful al
■tar to our Blessed Lady. A pro
fusion of white spirea, dogwood
blossoms, white and purple lilac,
purple wisteria, and six seven
branched candelabra holdings
burning what candles were used.
—Orah M. Russell.
Wilson Altar Society
Entertains Men's Group
WILSON — The ladies of St.
Therese Altar Society entertained
the gentlemen of the parish at a
delicious supper in the convent
hall Sunday. The Rev. Father Ar
thur Racette asked the blessing.
After supper a social meeting was
held, pneparing to organize a' Ca
tholic men’s club of the parish. A
formal meeting will be held la
May, aV which time officers will
be elected.
Mrs. M. J. Bird, Mrs. Mitchell
B. Farris and Mrs. Leslie Farris
were hostesses for the evening.
There were about thirty present
for the delightful affair.
NCCLA Gives Library
To Charlotte Hospital
For Mercy Patients
CHARLOTTE — A donation of
books was presented to the Mercy
Hospital Rolling Library by the
NCCLA. The rolling library will
be conducted by the members of
the Mercy Hospital Guild.
A group of children’s books was
presented to the children’s ward.
In addition to the books, a num
ber of magazines and other book
lets were given.
The books included novels, such
as “The Firebrand of the Indies,”
by Seth-Smith, about St. Francis
Xavier, “The Candlestick Makers,”
by Lucille Borden, and others. Spi
ritual and biographical books were
“Gay Legends of the Saints,” by
Fox, “Life of Christ,” by O’Brien,
“Radiating Christ,” by Raoul Plus,
S.J., “The Rainbow of Sorrow.”
by Fulton J. Sheen, “Peace” by
Father Lasance, “From Doubt to
Faith,” by - Father Tournebize,
“The Hound of Heaven” by Fran
cis Thompson, “The Missions in
War and Peace” by Bishop Cush
ing, and a number of others.
The rolling library conducted by
the Guild was discontinued during
the war, and will be resumed in
the near future. Other donations
of books of all types will be grate
fully received by the Guild.
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