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< vto,piMW*'ii^f»is»oun<»Ht • •'<• r, A fraijie dsreltaj! .of ccdwuai ;.- design* ••4ai "iBjej(F'.--«S3a»efit;- Is- sit* | uafed st Lgtuugjxni DrJN and it to close to the present, cnon* Uand fchool bi^^I^E cni.Blhehey; <-.-,Roa&.-''- -;-., '..'. •:.;,"">' '-•"-',:--! s "Che nc#,«*J#a»^ ^Father. Stdy -p.-llvan:/reyeajted,-,waA, purchased J •iixwri./Div jacobVDi.^i&teih' -fjri l toe.cay* p r ^ - e l fi3»401v • •-(.••' I ,-• -jPiyitientf.'vftf.'-: *i7»|3& -.which f. r e p r i n t e d - t ^ v b s M c e of an : origtoal. parish mbrtjaga of $19,. ;;HB-^wa?also announced ''by. F*-r;ifterr§ttB|»iar*-.-:-:-f.-' ' . " ' j : ^ - - ^ V Started ' hy. Sept#mber .'i$i$ hwlth <aV8vfT*«»V S t -HM*n'«. .Schooi1'8*ir now grown to four

ts/Srsae*'; It, fa staffed by 'three f Fiancisean Sisters who: rjreseritfy preside i t Our"Lady of Qood ;- Cfcuitsel Coairtat. , . - * • » • : ; •;

Steuben Hotel.Jfcs.' :Fred -$e> Mirth, presKfent, wasOgenerAi chairaMEu ' : , . - • • ' . • r. •

Father Shaman, wba w u In­troduced by the Rev* Tt&mA* K. Ckary, assistant .castor; Qjt St.-f^H^|-..C3&Mcb» .ispofce-;pt»; the power for good hejd hy wo» men., He « « < ^ t e 4 ftrtti tftiRt wojnen should reintroduce i*ir-*r«6B(se to^the wwM by »ett|iif p good exaunpie, ~ Secondly,; F4tfc. *r Sh«noa pttWted" fop thje, « • e^Wfjbmeal o f tfc* :hoi»e-.'KOA « n W l y , ^ H « « l * thtt^safTerftaf mm Iftt.-^mtht b»c* to t^B worlfli It Is ott^iarow^i iuffiao in*, not by *}w*yt *«Jdn« t o

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Appctllnt in the pariih bul-kun to his pariihlonefs. Father Sullivan *tatedi ^ , i

i"5R?e musticqiUp oar ntm 'Con­vent for' the coming o! the Si«r tens oi Su Francis, this Fal l

"We know Unit-you want to •haro In the work of our Six-

lav the spiritual ftrotiiHUeriaJ ed-; ucatlos of your children. These ' Sisters heed the Utile comforts

ot m decent home to jive them f the course? anf the strenjtth.to • carrjr-on t^ietr work of sd|-s»c-

rlBce. Ths better the Convent. <the better the School."

Amour the; needs, of the Onv j vene the5 parlslj bulletin' lists

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In connection with his seconfJ Ix^t;Mthe»-.;^Mino»'ialKto:'vt|E. orousty against the JBpua Jtl«ht« Bill thst Is w*edule4 to >com« before.the Conxress soon. H r p<4nt«d attt that*, th* W ab|». gates th« rljthta and privilefea thatr'WWiwi^lsliwiW 'Jnree'- «JHI urged the ort^ru^attsn to file- a profett a«aJnst i^.:.- 0, , • . s . -- i-'AUfr c«'th«---en^ti^ttBeilt-|^»'. *raj*^'wl^^iliffl*;il«BaBii:* thev« -rectloa, * t iCrs. Joan J , Grsdy. were: violin solos by Tobias Row; tap dsnees by'Kay.Jelllfl and Jlnimle i iasenhirt, accoir*-panlea b> David JeOSi" j^txib solo, ©svia Jeiiffi -VocaTialOB' l>y "Miss Mary Allots Oiijey oq| Pah«. ed Poet; piano solos by Miss

tioni pri' .the marijhbaLb> Chesv <er McQuade, ^accompanied b y MIM . Joanna Beach, who also aaibf.* '

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during the servtaf. of;, tea, ,w*i introduced-hy Mrs. Grady. Mir*. Joseph Frlck of Painted P o « Was the-accompanist tor MUa Dalley and Mist Hussey.

Mrs. DeMuta spoke briefiy, welcoTOlnf the ttJ«*Ui'kn(3 glvlnjt

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! f :G«B«V» ~ A near -.capacity number of men front Auburn

•- made their annual retreat at Our , Lady of the Lake Retreat House ] in Geneva last week-end. frank < J. Leach, vice president of. the .Retreat League. wh» Is in \ charge of t i e Auburn group led

a surprisingly Isrga number of tnen over^the holiday week-end.

All were: present in time for supper at 7 o'clock Friday eve-n ine and all were highly satis-

• Bed with the new arrangement of opening the retreat at 9 o'clock. St. Mary's parish was especially well represented, snd about 30 members of the Knights of Columbus were i s the group.

The enthusiastic work of the retreat leaders and the response In the different parishes through­out the diocese indicate clearly •that m banner year is in prospect at the Retreat House. Already Elraira and Seneca Fails haw sent fine representations, the Rev. Augustine Ayfward, C.SSJL, state*. B> Edward Shlesinger, president of the diocesan Retreat League, has notified the house

•far in advance that his St. Am-hroaw group wffl take every bit of space available for its week end, June 14,15,16. , t W s week the men from St jAndrew's and Our Lady of ML Carmel, Rochester, •will join men from Canandalgua and Scotts-^vllle. Fred Frjsch has already re­ported about 25 men from his St. Andrew's group. The Retreat Hoase can accommodate 46 men. < Any men in the diocese anxious to Know more about the Lay aim's Retreat movement, "so dear to the heart of Our Holy Father," can obtain afl necessary InfarrnatioB by writing to Father Aplward at the Retreat House in Ckaieva.

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HoxneJl — About 55 members and guests attended the reunion picnic of the St Ann's Class of 1312 held at Long Point, Cones-

,jus Lake. last week. Officers of the class were:

James Dewey, president; John Dewey, viee-nresfdent; Jerry FiizGerald, secretary; Ruth Kontz and Pat Mattie, treasur­ers.

Robert Kublak and Henry Ar-gentier! wen chairmen of the trahsportation commitfee; Car men OiNardo, chairman of en­tertainment; Cecilia KeBeher, and Pat Mattie, chairmen of re­freshments; Mary Catherine Hotvat, Invitations.

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.tiscsm, after an absence of 300 yearn, are going back to Donegal in Ireland. They have plarmed a new house near BaByshanBon.

Deanery during tbt past year. Other--: committees lnclude«:

Mrs. John Holland, decoration*, assisted by Mesdamea Louis Harf. Robert ¥it*gtra1d a n d ^ l l Bam penry^ ym Isaf^'tmeOL

Presiding at the tea tabl twers Mesdamea Byran Suthtrland, Henry Btsaney and Rosa Rup-pert all hwthara bf priests. Mr*. T^-Ai.^I&NajBa^^wasiiUnable^to; be present. (

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TUemO ~ UT and Mrs. EdV ward T. Creagh, 29 Albion street celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary on May da

High Mass at St. Ignatius Loy­ola Church at 7 a. to, was offer­ed and In the afternoon and eve­ning open nous* was held. At € p. m. they held a dinner party at their home for relativea and a tew Intimate friends.

The coupk was married Maty 30, 1898, in S t Mary's Church, Blnghamton. by the Rev. Martin Htuhes. Thffy moved to Hornet} on December 7. 1S07. where Mr Creagh was employed as chief clerk for the Erie until his re­tirement June 30, 1S3SX They have one son. Edward F. Creagh, Jr^ who U on the Aaaoclatad Press Staff tn London, fiSiglaad, and who was married May 30, 1943, on his parents' 46th wed­ding anniversary,

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NAMED BY K. C. At * CouncU raetting h**i laat

Monday night in Colunabus Cen­ter, Frank K, Rhode was elected Grand; Knight of Elmlra Council,

nights of Colnmbtta aucceedusg homas R. Burn*.

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past three year* awl retires- 0 » Navigator of 3Btoii*«-, 'Jk$tm&$$t, Fourth Degree,' $amm • of- Co-IunjbUS, " ' I ':'' .;•••'• .."-;,_ , '. f>ti»i*f ^ofli»r#v^»ee^'';w«E«J:

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,- for-tK* Majw--©e|r*f to -be, -con,.-ferred on -it- largs class ot ewiv dldates Sunday, July 7, In JP& Peter and Paul's scHool aitditor. Ittni.' '•'.. - - • • •.-'; • >

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The second: annual:'Oufd^vf^ux^ ^ v e t k ^ ;fte cbllctem of-5t. Mary1* #ch^V'J5)W^Mipia:T*y^ i Me?« cap*^^ crowdii; of b^it 1QO0 each rtigaU ^'T1i»aira^-^eJ^d^:ilsi^«)U-staged by ^^biidreh. isiw.ia-chided 'raroidtjc|lonji, by each grade'in tite jlchool.- A total,«ofc 3»'-^3tuo^cJg'^»k^-;^-^Hfi-Q^ gigantic. ipectacle sponsored Jay the men of- the'Hbyr Name;So-: CietX i»lth,th,o juslstanee of the Ladies of the Altar and Rosary Socktty,- -.-„'i.-..' • ' • ^ • y . ' "

Outstanding, acta Vprajcnted wcref "Crowning of the«Qucen'' by ' the. first grad* pupiis; "Crowning of Ute King" by the downs; ,<VUglnla Reclrt 4th grade girls; 'and a daring and re­markably todlM-eathibltlMi by the* T^imWeii^lurriefoui vcon-«esi?bT«-;in^«i^--^e-^n«^ar4;

wornen of..thfC MBSIH-provided refraeatfu^pfaT-aiW^tertal^^ Ike-Fish lpot&jicavt& to he the moat p«^«I«r;«ni, ^..gfcoimda* pa*»tBl.^»t rhore: . than;.,, jJOOO-ItenM for the- two nights.

Mxm James MaRon and'Sir: Rayrnon^ J|ulJ(v«a Wfmoochair' niea, of .the>-, ayeut and -Mr. AEle P. t^t«BTftv,.dlrtct()t,^f pk'yilc-

m-smfcg otib* m#m fat-t ^ arents, aided by th* SJstars o | ,H».schoot:Rkaiard 3. Con-f * e % ^ f , w a t , Ringmaster .inS perforrirtd In * capable manner. Mkffotn in ltali»n CsmfucNd Sir C«nav«

Geasta .— A special, mission for the Italian members of the; parish opened on Monday at' 7:30 o'clock at &t£ Francis dr Sak« Church. Forma} cloalng of the missloa was held on Sunday 'evening;

Re*. Btrnkrdina Band of New 7oric a mernber of the Francis­can Order, was. in charge of the mission program.

First Communion Set for 4 0 St. Anthony Childran

A class of 40-children of St Anthony's Parish, Elmira, will receive their F&*t Holy Com­munion at "the 8 o'clock Mass on Sunday. Foltowjng the Mass the children wffl renew their Bap­tismal vows and be enrolled In

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FATHER GEFELL HONORED ON HIS GOLDEN JUBILEE

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- • Solemn High Ma« marked the Golden Jubilee celebration' on Memorial Pay of the Rev. Dr. J. Emil Gefeli, RoclKster church-man, who has served 40 of h is .»#'SrTBat«* Jb J38*es T'n(I«s«|i6i54* .«st.

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Hospital and Church Rites Honor Mary Queen of May

Hornea - Traditional Maty Queen crowning ceremonies were held here closing the month ot festivities in honor 'of Mary. Queen of May.

Members ot Our Lady of Lourdes Sodality, comprising student nurses of St. James Mer­cy Hospital, held their May Day Sunday, May 28.

Miss Eleanor Wachter, acting prefect of the Sodality, was tfffe May Queen, attended by Miss Ann Ermy, acting vice prefect, and Miss Rose Marie Rlefer, act­ing secretary. All three were chosen by popular vote by stu­dent nurses.

Crowning ceremonies wafe held in the corridor near the hospital chapel, beside a large statue af the Blessed virgin. Leading the procession of the May Queen, attendants and stu­dent nurses was Mary Catherine Leahy, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Leahy.

During the ceremonies Miss Wachter removed her crown ana placed it on the head of the statue of the Blessed Virgin a s a pledge si i £ s Sodality's fideli­ty. Members of the Sodality' then recited the Litany of Lo-retto.

At the conclusion of the crowning ceremony, Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament was given in the chapel by the Rev. John Realy, spiritual director of the Sodality. Mnsie for Benedic­tion and during the exercises was sung by the hospital choir, accompanied on the organ b y James CSaocy.

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of the families of 'lie student nursMwen^gupsut at a tee. Miss Elizabeth Jailagher, %$$» Doloies Rous*"' J , Msi Jean fii-der. Miss L/.ta CasteQino and Miss Coileer Dagon poured

Arrangements were in charge of Sister Mtriam Joseph, moder­ator of frte Sodality and Miss Anne MtfKevitt, superintendent of nurses.

Celebrating the crowning of the \0rgin in connection with the noveaa in honor of the Mi­raculous Medal, 50 children 'marched In procession Monday evening, Slay 27, in S t Ignatius of ^ .oyaia Church.

The children*! procession was leo by Joanne Locascio and Len-orr Leonard^ who were preceded by the Cross Bearer* John Dean. Following the procession, which e a t w d the church at 7:30 o'cUlcfc, were the Rev. S^y Mor-phV of Rochester, the Rev. L j£ CarapTon and the Rev. Wtlilam Tobin.

Ttie children entered the sanc­tuary and laid their flowers at the foot of fee statue of the Blesr-d Virgin. Eileen jGieason, sttei) led by Peggy Hogan and Shefc < McKinley, plsu-ed a crown of flv-wers on the head of the statue.

The Rev. WiHiarn Tobin con­ducted novena acryices and the Rev. Ro) Horphy, Sodality Di­ocesan (ffrector, 8Sve the ser­mon. Ths ctrejaony closed with Benedictlov of the Blessed Sac­rament by fhe Rev. L X. Cam­eron. Dur£«i; the s e n s e s , older children of the parM« sang iryrnns.

Pope. Plus XH had granted, a ipcclal Papal JBlcuing to._the jtsbliarjaa^ricst v : .

Cbngratula,tlnf:. ^'-GWfeB. dost his years cf;-;awrvk*- ^ the Church, Bishtp .^Kaaa'ney.' •also .praised' .him fear buCdiag; the present modern church pilar of SS. Peter and Paul's. •-

Following the Jubilee Mas* Dr. GefsO was gresfed af a dlnssr

' in the school hall by 150 pri«*t*v friends, many of them from out of the dtyt Lamd* eVsKow m a s t , Aduressfag tus j^sats, thf Jubl-larian expreaaod tratitud* and devotion for his priesthood; thW memory of Bishop licQuakt, Rochester's first biskop; the Diocese of Rochester; and his own health.

The association with his fel­low priests In the diocese. Dr. GsfeR sUted, "has always bes t a great source of Joy and edifi­cation, and the memory of it is sweet on this day.

"I think today.'* he added "of those . prfeitsialready gone to Heaven. Outside of the altar and our priestiy ministry, one great thins; we always have la one an-other—eiect men of God. That l-tunm- always mppredated."

Bishop Kearney and **onsijrsor WuTiarn »* 3»rt also spoke at the dinner and extended best wishes to Br. Qefell

Monsignor „ Jaeeph Cameroti. pastor of the Immaculate Con­ception Church and a former \ student of D& GefelFf when the latter was a seminary professor, acted as toastmaster,

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W-A. Burg«rRiffl$ Conducted in Cornin*;

Cersing — V/miam A. Burger, SS, died Tuesday, May 28, 1046, at has home, 333 Cojqanerce St. He: was born i a VB'illiiimsport, Pa., the son of Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Forger. He and the former Miss Mary Maronoy! were united in marriage In S t Mary's Church in August, 1915. He was a member of S t Pat­rick's Church snd the Holy Name Society.

Survivors Include: tufs widow; six- Stmt, John, Lawreriee, Fran­cis, fsaehaird, -Arenar sUd Jbse]pa, all at home; two daughter?, Mrs. Leo Havens of Sly Ave, and Gloria, at home; one grand-1 daughter. i

Funeral services vvera held from ute late 6 o » e Frlaay a t r

8:30 a. at, ased af 9 o'clock at S t * Patrick's Church- Burial was in St Mary's Cemetery. . j

29 in Firtt Communion Cfxss at St. Ignstf us*

Horndl — A slam of 29 chil­dren received First Holy Com­munion Sunday rcom&ig at the 8:36" Mass at S t Ignatius Loyola Church. Two by two they enter­ed the sanctuary end knelt a s the Rev. Ignatius JC Cameron gave them Holy Communion,

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