WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 27, 1952.
j Mrs . Patrick Heads
Catholic Lay Group
At the annual election of new
officers for the Sacred Heart Unit
of the North Carolina Catholic
Laymen’s Association, Mrs. W. G.
Patrick of South Elm Avenue here
was elected to the office of Chair
man for the 1952-53 term of of-
The election took place on
Monday evening, August 25 at a
regular meeting in the Sacred
Heart Rectory. The meeting was
presided over by Father Francis
A. McCarthy, pastor of the Sacred
Heart Church.
The Sacred Heart Unit of Dunn
is one of the many affiliates of
the state-wide organization design
ed to unify the Catholics of North
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OTHER OFFICERS ELECTED
Mrs. George Joseph of North
: Ellis Avenue was elected to the
office of Vice-Chairman and Miss
Adeline Jannette of North Wilson
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tary of the local group. Their
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terms of office began immediately.
HEADS ALTAR SOCIETY
During the business of the even
ing, Mrs. Joseph Kotlas of West
Cumberland Street was elected as
President of the Altar Society for
the coming year. The chief res
ponsibility of the Sacred Heart
Altar Society is to care for the
linens of the altar, and those used
for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
and to keep clean the interior of
the Church.
Plans were made at tne meeting
for some of the forthcoming events
which will be sponsored by the
Sacred Heart Group of the NC
CLA.
THE DAILY RECuiur, DUNN, N. C.
Storm Tosses
Ships Around
MIAMI, (IP)—The first tropical
storm of the year with winds up
Ito 58 miles an hour tossed around
I at least three ships in its path to
day as it churned up strength in
the Atlantic.
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The Miami weather bureau re
ported in an 11 a. m. advisory that
I the storm, actually a series of
turbulent squalls, “continues to
intensify slowly.” It was located
325 miles northeast of San Juan,
Puerto Rico, or about 1,200 miles
east-southeast of Miami.
The squall wave was moving at
about 13 miles per hour in a west.'
northwesterly direction -and was
expected to continue the same
course for the next 12 hours wiht
“slight intensification.”
Forecaster Leonard Pardue said
the vessel, Pont Leveque, reported
it was rolling in 40 mile an hour
winds and was being pounded by
'heavy rains. The Pont Leveque was
100 miles northeast of the “poorly
organized and diffuse” center,
Pardue said.
The ship Spurt was 100 miles
north of the center and the Akaroa
50 miles east. None of the three
reported trouble.
NO PROFIT EITHER WAY
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (IP) Two
holdup men who robbed a market
here arrived in two automobiles
but fled in only one. Apparently
figuring the auto was worth more
than the $235 loot, they returned
in half an hour to pick it up and
were nabbed by waiting detectives.
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