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ST. FRANCIS OF ASSIst, NEW BEDFORD
THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thurs. May 20, 1965
The Ladies League will hold a Communion dinner at 6:30 Wednesday night, June 9 at Thad's Steak House. Cake dec orating will be demonstrated 01' Mrs. Lloyd Neville at a meeting Thursday night, May 27.
The Parish Parade
SACRED HEARTS, NORTH FAIRHAVEN
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION. NEW BEDFORD
Children will receive First Holy Communion at 8 o'clock Mass Sunday morning. Ladies of St. Anne will receive corporate Communion at 9:30 Mass. A May procession and crowning are scheduled for 3 on the church grounds with Children of Mary, first communicants, par ish school children, sodalities and all other parishioners invited to participate. Ladies of St. Anne will meet at 7:30 Monday mght in the school cafeteria. An attendance prize will be awarded. New members will be received at 8 o'clock Mass Sunday morning, .July 25 followed by a breakfast. Prospective members may con tact Rev. Alexis Wygers, SS.CC. or Mrs. Irene Montplaisir, presi dent. May devotions are held at 7 each evening.
Confraternity of Christian Doc trine officers have been install ed at solemn erection ceremonies held in ~hE:: church and presided over by Rev. John FoIster, CCD director for the New Bedford area. They are Dr. David Costa Jr., pre!'lident; Mrs. Manuel G. daSilva, vice-president; Manuel Sardinha, secretary; Euclides M. Cabral, treasurer. Committee chairmen are Mrs. Mary Medeiros and Miss Mary Lou Bettencourt, Teachers; Mr. and Mrs. Armand Brie, Fishers; Mrs. Constance Mar eel i n 0, Helpers; Mr. and Mrs. Jean De nault, Discussion Groups; Sam uel Coelho and Mrs. Mitchell Jasinski, Parent-Educators; Mr. Abel Fidalgo and Henry Rod rigues, Apostles of Goodwill. The chairmen are also executive board members.
ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL.
FALL RIVER A public dessert whist
is scheduled for 8 tonight in the parish school by the Women's Guild. Mrs. Arthur Boulay is chairman. Newly elected officers will be installed at the unit's 25th annu al banquet Monday, June 7 at Pocasset Country Club. They are Mrs. Patrick Murphy, pres ident; Mrs. Dennis Lynch, vice president; Mrs. Wilfred Cal lagh' and Mrs. Edmund Le vesque, secretaries; Miss Helen Goff, treasurer. Reservations close Thursday, June 3. VISITATION GUILD NORTH EASTHAM
A closet sale will be held at 10 Saturday morning, May 22 fit the church hall. Mrs John Con nors heads the arrangements committee. A food sale will fol low 9:30 Mass Sunday morning. May 23, also in the hall. Food donations will be picked up Saturday upon request. The regular guild meeting is set for 8 Monday night, May 24 in the hall, and a penny sale be helli Saturday, May 29.
New W cmen's Guild president is Mrs. William Renaud. Her chairmen include Mrs. Warren Wood, program; Mrs. Edward Morrow, publicity; Mrs. John Donnelly, membership; Mrs. Mercier, hospitality. The Holy Name Society will hold a Father and Son program at 7:30 Monday night, May 24 in the school auditorium. Guest speaker will be Bob Dee, defensive end of the Boston Patriots football team. He will show movies of the Patriots and the American Football League. Refreshments will be served and all men and boys of the par ish are invited to attend. SANTO CHRISTO, FALL RIVER
PAPAL NUNCIO: Arch bishop Emmanuele Clarizio, 53, papal nuncio in the Do minican 'Republic, has been serving as mediator and peace maker in that island torn by factional fighting. NC Photo. HOLY ROSARY, FALL RIVER
Breakfast will follow corpo rate Communion at 8:30 Mass Sunday morning, May 23 for Women's Guild members. Mrs. Albert Roy and Mrs. Vincent Staibano are in charge of ar rangements. ST. ANNE, FALL RIVER
Mrs. Cecile Cummings, re elected president, heads Council of Catholic Women officers for the coming year. With her will serve Mrs. Florence Dore, vice president; Mrs. Doris Asselin and Miss Lucille Gauthier, secre taries; Mrs. Pauline Duquette and Mrs. Mariette St. Pierre, treasurers. They will be installed at church ceremonies at 7:15 Mon day night, June 7, to be followed by a dinner, of which Mrs. Al bert Auclair is chairman.
Women's Guild members win hold their annual Communion break.(ast Sunday, May 23. In stallation of officers is set for Wednesday, June 9 at the Coach man restaurant.
The Council of Catholic Women plans a Maybasket whist at 7:30 tonight in the church hall. Mrs. Mary Gagne is chairman, Mrs. Mary Pereira. co-chairman. Re freshments will be served and special prizes awarded. Tickets arE' available from committee members, and will also be on hc\nd at the door. Parishioners will observe the church's annual feast Saturday and Sunday, May 29 and 30. A band concert and aUction will highlight the Saturday program, with a religious procession and another concert and auction planned for Sunday. A food sale will be held in conjunction with the two-day event.
mUUACULATE FALL RIVER
HOLY NAME, NEW BEDFORD
ST. PATRICK. FAI,L RIVER
A May Dance will be spon sored from 8. to 12 Saturday night, May 22 in the parish hall by the Women's Guild. At the unit's meeting Monday night, May 24 the Bishop Stang Glee Club will entertain. Mrs. Gerald Morrissey has been named chair man of a nominating committee to prepare a slate of new offi cers, to be installed at a banquet Tuesday, June 15 at White's restaurant, North Westport.
New Women's Guild officers include Mrs. Edward DeCiccio, president; Mrs. Joseph Richards, vice-president; Mrs. Nicholas Tyrrell and Mrs. Ann Griffin, secretaries; Mrs. Edward Jack son, treasurer. They will be installed Tuesday, June 8 at a banquet at Pocasset Country Club. The unit plans a rummage sale starting at 9 Saturday morning, May 22 at the parish school. A World's Fair trip is scheduled for Sunday, June IS.
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ST. WILLIAM, FALL RIVER
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HOLY NAME.
FALL RIVER
CONCEFnON
Women's: Guild elections have seated the following officers for the coming season: Mrs. George Charbonneau, president; Mrs. Aime Turgeon, vice-pres ident; Mrs. Andre Latessa, sec retary: Mrs. John Albernaz, treasu rer. ST. KILJrAN, NEW BEDFORD
An installation banquet will be held Wednesday, June 2 by the Ladies Guild at Harbor
B e a c h Lodge, Mattapoisett. Transportation will be available
at 6 that evening from the parish
school grounds. Members will attend a conti nental breakfast in the school following corporate Communion at 8 o'clock Mass Sunday morn ing, June 6. SACRED HEART, FALL RIVER
New Women's Guild officers will be install~d Monday, June 7 at a banquet in the school hall. They are Mrs. Kenneth Leger, president; Mrs. Owen Hartnett, vice- president; Mrs. Willard Piper, secretary; Mrs. Francis War i n g, treasurer. The unit plans a World's Fair trip Sat urday, June 19.
NOTRE DAME,
FALL RIVER
The Council of Catholic Women will sponsor a cotillion from 3 to 12 Saturday night, May 22 at Stevenson's restaurant. Mrs. Jo seph E. Jean, chairman, an nounces a dance contest will form part of the program. ST. JOSEPH, FALL RIVER
Junior CYO members wili hold a dance tomorrow night from 7:15 to 10 in the parish hall. Men's Club members will attend a Communion breakfast follow ing 9:30 Mass Sunday morning. Women's Guild members wiU sponsor a cake sale following aU Masses, also this Sunday.
New Belford
ST. MATHIEU, FALL RIVER
To be installed at a banquet Monday, June 7 a~ White's res taurant are Council of Catholic Women officers, including Miss Gracia Parenteau, president; Miss Alice Boulay and Mrs. Roland Frazier, vice-presidents; Miss Lorraine Arseneault, sec retaries; Miss Jacqueline Math ieu, tresurer. A meeting is planned for Monday, May 24 with Mrs~ Arthur Archambault as chair man.
SACRED HEART, NORTH ATTLEBORO
The Holy Name Society will sponsor a father-son breakfast in the church hall following 7 o'clock Mass Sunday morning, June 13. Albert Desilets is chair man. Newly elected officers witl be installed on this occasion. A whist will be sponsoredb,. the CYO at 8 Saturday night ill the church hall. ST. JEAN BAPTISTE, FALL RIVER Saturday, June 12 is the date
set for a mystery ride by the Council of Catholic Women. Mrs. Roland Lafleur is chairman.
ST. JOSEPH
$200 Mr. & Mrs. Francois SuUivaa $100 Mr. & Mrs. Marcel Trahan Mr. & Mrs. H. Ernest Dionne $50 OUR LADY OF THE CAPE, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Seguin
BREWSTER Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Denault The Women's Guild announces
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Janson a Summer bazaar for Wednesday July 21. A communion break $30 fast, co-sponsored with the Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Lemaire & Holy Name Society, will follow Diane Lemaire 9 o'clock Mass Sunday morn Mrs. J. Palardy ing, May 23, and will be held Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Sylvia Jr. in the parish hall. House Speak $25 er John F. X.Davoren wiil Mr. & Mrs. pArnard Burke be guest speaker. Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Hodson Allee & Albert Leblanc ST. JOSEPH, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Leblane NORTH DIGHTON Theotime Leblanc Parish women will receive Mr. & Mrs. Normand Ostiguy corporate Communion at 8:15 A Parishioner Mass Sunday morning, June 6. Mrs. Clara Robida and son, At a foliowing Communion breakfast in St. Joseph's hall, a Ernest • Mr. & Mrs. Hilaire Trembla,. speaker from Providence Col Mr. & Mrs. Isidor Viens lege will be featured. Mr. & Mrs. Normand Boutin Men will receive Communion . $20 at 7 o'clock Mass Sunday morn Mr. & Mrs. A. Bertrand, Mr. &: ing, June 13, with breakfast to follow in the hall. Speaker will Mrs. Francis CaInen, Gardner Family, Mr. & Mrs. Armand La be a member of the Society of Mary, who will also make an fond, Mr. & Mrs. Henri Leblanc Mr. & Mrs. Maxime Leblanc, appeal at all Masses of the day. Mr. & Mrs. Ovila Leblanc, Mr. & ST. MARY, Mrs. Maurice Robillard NEW BEDFORD Mr. & Mrs. Henri Gardner A May Frolic is planned for Mr. & Mrs. Philippe Methe Saturday night at K of C Home, $]6 Mattapoisett, by the Women's Mr. & Mrs. Roland Fortin Guild. $15 Mr. & Mrs. Hilair Bedard, Mr. S8. PETER AND PAUL, & Mrs. Frank Braga, Mr. & Mrs. FALL RIVER Parishioners will tender a tes Andre Champagne, Mr. & Mrs. timonial to Rev. David O'Brien, Luigi Fiano, Mrs. Philias Fortin Mr. & Mrs. Leo Fredette, Mr.
pastor, who will mark the 40th anniversary of his ordination & Mrs. Theodore Girard, Mr. & Sunday, June 6. A reception will Mrs. Marcel Goyette, Mr. & Mrs.
be held from 3 to 5 Sunday .John Green, Mr. & Mrs P. Jodoin
Larocque Family, Mr. & Mrs.
afternoon, followed by a solemn Alcidas Magnant, Mr. & Mrs.
Mass of thanksgiving. Lionel Marchand, Mr. &: Mrs.
OUR LADY OF ANGELS,
Gerard Marchessault, Mr. & Mrs.
FALL RIVER Pierre Melanson
Installation ceremonies for
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Methot, the Council of Catholic Women Yvonne & Berthe & Leontine
will be held at 5 o'clock Mass Michaud, Simeon LaFrance Fam Sunday evening, June 27. A ily, Mr. & Mrs. Alphonse Pelle
banquet will follow the church tier
service. In charge of arrange
Horace Robillard, Mr. &: Mrs.
ments are Miss Clorinda Ven Alphege Robitaille, Mr. & Mrs
tura and Mrs. Esther Dzugala. R.. Tetrault, Mr. & Mrs. Edgar
Trudeau
Mr. & Mrs. Herve Adam
Mr. & Mrs. Herve Adam, Mr.
&: Mrs. Armand Bergeron, Mau LIMA (NC)-A large organ rice ·Charette, Mr. & Mrs. Lau ization here has asked the Peru rier Cormier, Mr. & Mrs. George vian parliament to name a U. S. Frenette missioner an "Illustrious Son of Mr. & Mrs. Arthur GaUdreau, Peru." Mr. & Mrs. Archibald Spoor Proposed for the high honor is Father Daniel B. McLellan, M.M., of Denver, Colo., who pi oneered the credit cooperative movement in Peru. The Sixth Annual Assembly of the Credit Cooperatives of Peru made the proposal. The cooperative movement
started in Peru 10 years ago
when Father McLellan convinced 23 men to gather together their ~ 365 NORTH FRONT STREET ~ money and have "faith in them selves." They were able to raise , NEW BEDFORD ~ about $23. Today, there are 211
cooperatives with 130,000 mem , WYman 2-5534 ,
bers and assets of about $11.5
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million.
Ask Peruvian Honor For U. S. Missioner
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