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Tfie ]Rev. HJeriEa J. Hicfcey, O, '<SESfiarapfc»f jptoSesaorE of |ay|bso®ljy 'af/^WlttfrlaiSi i»"'mio4er*t(JS oi tftealda&ir comiftit(to*s^MtaaH adviser to the First Saturday <3oiittm!tte*. Father StrauV jsdll lie presented to «ie *udience by

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Genev* — Fif^-oi» members attended the opening dinner of the Kmghts of Columbus AuxB Jwry recently held to Woman's l&iHding,

Mrs. Jay Cochrane, president of the auxiliary, opened the meet* iBjj and presided at the business session following the dinner, ,' A variety of activities are be­ing planned for the coming yea?, according to the preview of the calendar. Among events listed are a series of benefit dinners for the new K, of C home*

One hundred veterans from the

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New KC Officers Installed In Auburn

Pot Luck Supper To Be Held On Oct. 30

(AnJwr«*.'l5w .Plot lUuck supper otfgtni% sctteduied for-Tuesday, Sept. 23t h»*. been postponed vm-m !h»ead*|yr ©ct 30 at the Cath­olic .OwiAtears Home on South *St*eet.

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Veterans' Hospital, Canandaigua, vm be entertained at a dinner in the K. of C. home on Oct U. Tftey wfll come to Geneva to at-tend the Hobait -Allegheny foot­ball game.

Mrs Harold Plunkett will be chairman of the tureen supper offered at the next meeting of the Auxiliary to be held Oct. 2U

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Mrs. Jennie Garbus Funeral Rites Held

Di0«att. .GounciS of Catholic *"* „7f **J* h f homer 302 Womett, M JSsMng the invitation ^ f t . on Sept, 13 after a long ^Or«tfesupP«F^t^sse44hat all UJnes&

hitisrested,.Cathode women \vWl Rev. Edward J, Foy ofBciated b»/v,-elccHne: at tS* supper audi at a Requiem'Mass at 9:00 a. m» sdh^tHMt b^ine^megtog. jln S t Michael's Church, Burial

was JjffSt. aiichael's Cemetery. Mrs. Garbus vas a life resi­

dent of the community and a charter member of Court St.' Michael 1173, Catholic Daughters of America.

Survived by her husband, Ed­ward F. Garbus, Mrs. Garbus feft

itwo daughters, Mrs^Fay Raftery, - Jtroit, Mich.; Mrs, I^cTHatch,

fMiffn Qt & Of C. Frolics Planned By Geneva Knights

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, , -JWtt * - lt.vri.ll be a "wtorn engagement this yeai for t i e popular K. of C. Frolics. Geneva Council Knlgh^ o f

Columbus has decided to sponsor the Frolics again as ""rune •-••••—r.-X ~~ Tlime", a John B . Rogers Produc-f* j " CL L J iifm- T h e b |S s h o w win e° on

vsiood ^neprierci ©uild Jo Plan Fashion Show

WBEmgJtf&mmk' Plf%e» o f AUbaro Council, Knights of Cohimbu- . from Jeff, front: •J^Bara McK<;oiit jdyo*jaloi J . Hjuiild Wright, Wiiftrter; John F. nBreMian; grand bhlght; Arthtw Donnelly, ,^epi|^r Kra»d knight; and Francis Cuddy, fln.ncUl secretary. Jtack, from ?SL^ZJ?'-I.-«»*»*JW«** *«»u'yt InfltaMingofficer; FmOn^my, wrtslde guardlKdw-ard caurroij, lecturer; John JL. WBacIt, *ru»teej John Gumsr*ep, warden} Fire C*lcf Luhe J. Bergan,

• -, , ^r?asaarcr( Mtd lo&a 8!c«3arthyi lnswe guard.

The Good Shepherd Guild will meet Monday evening, Sept. 29, in the Seneca Hotel at 8:00 o'clock.

According to M i s s Helen O'Harrlgan, president, plans will be outlined for a Fashion Show anil card party, the first jproject of the Guild to ralso funds for ,Holy Angels Homo. , ' The president will introduce the new officers: Mrs. William Wahl, 1st vice-president; Mrs. Kenneth Holz, tod vice-president; Mrs. Lynn French, gecordjng Secretary; Mrs. Frnnk. Rritt,

Drivers' Training Class Inaugurated J$ DeSales

, Gtfieva—Foi* the first tijne in the history of tl>e school, DeSale^ High School has tonugura^d drivel's training classes for the students, ^ k t e e n haare already joined.

Witji a. view to educating boys 'and gtris to he safe drivers be­fore they obtain operating port­raits; the .school authorities de?-cided to pul the course In the-

, school program this fall. Hal£ credit wfll be allowed for the coarse,

WIIUA3I DILTS, coach in­structor at DeSales, is instructor in the new training class*.

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Day' Devotions For $5 Students • Penn Van — Thirty-five high school students attended a Day oi Recollection "held! In St.

Auburn Group Hears Program

meeting. Guests at the picnic sup per were the Rev. William F. Davie, the Rov. James Collins and the Rev. Edward J. Tolster. J NiSQt. Boppel Fund

Auburn — The Sacred Heart League of Holy Family Church was entertained at the home of Mrs. George M. Frank with a .„ „ „_ „ ... supper preceding its September f53" CounfcU Cathollp Women;

Corresponding Secretary; and Mrs. Neil Monahan; Treasurer.

L,ast year the Guild presented a check for 53.0OO.O0 to the Home for necessary repairs and im­provements.

The following standing com­mittee chairmen have been ap­pointed for the year: Miss Dor­othy Letson, Entertainment; Miss Winifred Kolly, Publicity; Miss Josephine Flora, Shrine; Mrs. Francis" J . Bauer, Auditor; Mrs. Bernard Herlihey, Delegate Dic-

the boards at DeSales Gymna­sium for a three-nigrht run Dec. 1-2-3. . Grand Knight Thomas J- Gal­

lagher, Jr„ has appointed a com­mittee of the members to have charge of arrangements foer the show,

HARRY HUaiPIIBEY Is gen­eral chairman assisted by Arthur J. dowan, co-chairman; and Dr. Charles McCarlrey, Thomas J. Gallagher, Jr., Mrs. Nora Coch­rane, Frank Murphy, Miss Mad­eline Buckley, Michael J. McDon­ald, Christopher Carroll, Tinaothy Buekley, Richard HeSfernan, Rev. Robert H. Fennessy and Mrs. Euyene Marshall.

Mrs. Eugene Fess. Hostesses; Mrs. Carl G. Martin, Telephone.

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spiritual adviser of the League!' Miss Gertrude Freeman, presi­

dent, conducted the meeting at which plans were outlined for

Michael's Church, Sunday, Septi*hc f a u a n d winter season. It 21 , was voted to establish the First

' . . » , . . « . , [Friday of each month as the reg Jomrrjt

week and seniors are being g^ert,' f „ elwn'hv n7v *£t tiU""MU"lu

ihP. nrofsrenee. ODmina c la s s In, c o n f e r « n r e s - Smn by R e v , - P a t - . Mrs. Leo

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Card Party Slated & cord party will be held for

the Msgr. John F. Boppel Schol­arship Fund on vyeanesday, Oct. J, at 8:30 p.ny-lh the St. Boni­face School-Hall on Whalen St.

The fund offers a scholarship to any-Worthy boy and girl grad-

juattf of St. Boniface Grammar

The Grand Knight reports that several other committees will be named.

General committee under the chairmanship ol Harry Hum-plurey will hold several meetings before the final plans are com­pleted. ~

The Knights expect to, make-thts show "bigger and better'* thai? last year's event, agctfrdlng to Council leaders.

.Now S*j i imjMy Montreal ~^CtiC) — The new

Seminary M the Holy Apostles has beenf blessed by Archbishop Patjl'Emlle Leger of Montreal. A £ve-story building to the city's outskirts, it will be used for the education of those who have a late vocation to the p>rlesthood.

£ ! f f S ^ S ^ ^ t t ! " ^ . ' ™ S. " S S S I D S ? W a ! J • 0 2 ^ ^ r S e n M r e ^ C k O 0 , • W h ° '8 a « " " <« a » « • dudes twelve seniors and four. Juniors. Other students are reg-' Church, Rochester, istering for latter classes. I Riciiard Retlly, faculty mem-

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x plains that the young recipients may use the scholarship to aN' tend, any high* school of their! choice.

L Hilda. Melsenthnl is cochalr. Goods' man.

Classes are belne limited t o ' s l s l a n t ; pastor; and Father I ren- i^ r o w e i ' \ w ' a s n e i a f o r m e S t e t e i

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Slot 31seMnes Auburn Council 207, Knights of SpofaMie, Wash. — iWStSY — Columbus, assembles at the'

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