Southern Messenger (San Antonio and Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 6, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 17, 1921 Page: 2 of 8
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PAINTS AND VARNISHES
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Cloonan & Osborn, Inc,
“The Home of Art”
—bring your little one in s-me time, and see what a
“difference" it dues mu he.
—Mothers have found that their children receive careful,
skillful and courteous attention from professional juvenile
barbers
It is an at knowledge*: fact that it takes
a. skillful barber to cut a child’s hair—
correctly and satisi’actoily to the mother.
Our
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BEGISTKRED FLTT8EBER AND
DRAIN LAYER,
STEAM AND GAB FITTER.
704 St. Mary's St. Sms Antonio,
JOHN WILLIAMS
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384 E. HOUSTON ST.
The pi ace where men Had Jnut what they
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modernly equipped shoj—equipped with regulation (juve-
nile size) chairs, which enabh- the barber to perform his
duties efficiently. m a very creaitaoie iu- about ft man Ja t£b prlncipal E
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CAFB.
Casa del Bio. formerly in Twohig
homestead, now la Gunter Bldg,,
Houston St., between Gunter Hotel
and river. Nice place to entertain, in
heart of theater district. Quick
lunches. Delicatessen. Take home
some Mexican dishes.
It is announced by District Dep-
uty Edward R. Maher that Ranger
Council will buy a downtown lot
immediately and build, a commo-
dious clubhouse within a short time.
Sacred/Maun/:......,?r’nc
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St. Mary’as^-B. Sacrament 18.00
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secretary and treasurer;
and Miss Christine Hoelscher, hbs-
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a short talk to the children, he con-
firmed thirteen. This was followed
by Benediction of the Blessed Sacra-
ment and the hymn “Holy God, We
Praise Thy Name,”
St, Thomas’ Church had been
prettily decorated in cut flowers for
the occasion. The Bishop and clergy
were entertained with a dinner at
the home of Mr. Alex Nesleny in
Monthalia.
Confirmation at Waelder.
On Monday afternoon the Rt. Rev.
Bishop and clergy went to Waelder
in this country, where Father Villar
is pastor, and confirmed over two
hundred Mexicans, returning to Gon-
zales late in the afternoon. On
Tuesday morning the party left by
auto for Luling,
While tn Gonzales the Rt, Rev.
Bishop confirmed three hundred and
fifty Mexicans at St. .Joseph's
Church, on Saturday afternoon and
Sunday.
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An Oratorical Feast.
The crowning feature of the day
was a grand banquet in the eve-
ning, at which about 506 guests
were present. The following ac-
count of the festivities appeared in
the Ranger Daily Times:
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Millions of American houses are depreciating
in value more than they should every year.
All for the lack of paint.
Wood is the flesh of your house; it re-
quires protection as much as you. It demands
Paint—the skin.
To properly show your pride in home
and neighborhood, and to properly preserve
and protect your home, we recommend
NEWS FROM HONDO.
The Holy Name Society of St.
•fohji’s Church met last Sunday at
the school and nn election of offi-
cers was held. All the officers were
re-elected, namely: President, Chas.
FDIeman; vice-president, J. J. Droit-
court; secretary, A’. E. Weynand;
treasurer, John M. Finger.
The Sacrament of Baptism was
conferred recently upon the follow-
ing: Walter August Weyntmd, eon of
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Weynand; spon-
sors, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Weynand;
Joseph Peter Ney, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Will. J. Ney; sponsors, Joseph
Ney and Miss Agnes Belly of Sabin-
al;
Francis Lyman Morris, son of Mr.
and Mrs. L. Morris, baptized Sunday,
March 13, the sponsors being Wal-
lace Heath and Miss Loraine Heath,
Rev. F. Pallanche announced on
Sunday, March 13, that private Com-
auW uuuwr oiuB„ ™unI“n wo«W take place on Maundy
between Gttnter Hotel Thurs“ay and First Solemn Commun-
---,— ------------ ... ion on Sunday, April 10. ..
Lenten services are held on Wed-
nesdays and Fridays; they are usual-
ly well attended.
Mrs. Chas. Brown of Castroville,
who has been staying with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. F. Bader,
was taken to San Antonio to under-
go a surgical operation last week;
she was reported aa helug on the
way to recovery, - /
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jend alt Weds of Ohnrcfc Bep plies.
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Ijarodo, St; JSefer's........
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McAllen. Sacred Heart
Pharr, St. Margaret's
Hidalgo, St..-Ann's
Mercedes, - Our /Lady of
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Mission, Ont/ Lady of Mis-
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st. Paul
Refugio, Our Lady of Re-
tugo .. .20.00
Blanconia, Our Lady of the
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Robstown, St. Anthony’s ...
Rockport, Sacred Heart ....
Roma, Our Lady of Refuge.
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Harlingen, Sacred Heart of
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Rio Hondo, Holy Family ...
San Diego, Si:. Francis of
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Hebbronville, St. Isidore's . .
La Gloria, St. Francis
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San Patricio, St. Patrick’s..
Gussettvlilo, :SL:; Joseph’s . ..
Bluntzer, St. Nicholas
Sinton. Sacred Heart
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Vatmanvlile, Our Lady of-
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a Tite -Bishop arrived the previous
X Saturday afterodon. accompanied by - Hnty-CnmS?S'’
£ Rev. Ramon Prat, C. M, F., of &m violetf St. Aatht
r, i Antonio, and Avaa met at the depot Kfiritlaf
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stay the Bishop was
St. James* rectory and
at': St/Joseph's. AH of the confirma-
tion class and several adult parish-
ioners were at the chtirch to wel-
come the Bishop ph his arrival.
On Sunday morning during the 9
o'clock Mass the members of the
confirmation class received Holy
Communion; for many of them it
was their first Solemn Communion.
They presented a beautiful sight as
they marched from the rectory to
* the church headed by the acolyte/
Freddie Goetz, bearing the crucifix,
g followed by their pastor. Father
, Hue bach. When they had taken the
’ places reserved for them in the
front pews, Father Huebsch cele-
brated Low Mass, while the choir
sang appropriate hymus. After
the Gospel the pastor gave an In-
teresting talk to the class in addition
to his sermon. A number of the
class were converts who had been
instructed and received into Holy
Mother Church by Father Huebsch;
among them were an elderly lady,
and a family of five, father, mother
and three children. After Mass those
who had made their First Commun-
ion were enrolled in the scapular.
At the 10:30 Maas the class again
marched in as before, followed by
the Rt, Rev. Bishop and Rev. Fath-
ers Huehsch, Prat and Villar. Bish-
op Drossaerts was escorted to a
throne in the sanctuary by the Rev.
Fathers, while the choir sang a
hymn of welcome. Then followed
a High Moss, after whieh the Bish-
op delivered an eloquent sermon on
the Gospel of the day. At the close
of his sermon he gave a talk to the
class to be confirmed, and adminis-
tered the Sacrament of Confirma-
tion to seven ty-t wo children and
adults. Then followed Solemn Bene-
diction of the Blessed Sacrament,
and the impressive services were
brough to a close with the singing
of the hymn “Holy God, We Praise
Thy Name."
The church had been beautifully
decorated for this great day with
roses, bridal wreaths, palms, and
blooming plants.
Visit To Montbalia.
On Monday morning the Rt. Rev.
Bishop, accompanied by the Rev.
Fathers, went to Monthalia mission,
of which Father Huebseh is pastor,
for an official visit and to adminis-
ter the Sacrament of Confirmation.
High Mass was sung by the pastor..
The choir, though but recently or-
ganized, rendered the music of the
Mass In a very creditable manner in-
Daogbtefs of lubelia.
Court Star of the Sea No. 228;
he’d its regular monthly business
meeting on Tuesday evening,
M»”ch 1, at Knights of Columbus
Hail with a.very large and enthus-
iastic attendance. Our worthy
chaplain. Very Rev. ’
was present.
Mrs. John Niland gave a rend-
ing on “The Irish Question” which
was -very much enjoyed by every
<i no present.
Our “Silver Tea” given Saturday
afternoon, March 5, was a grand
success both financially and social-
ly. The hell wasJ decorated with
palms, ferns amt flowers, festooned
with colors of the court. Miss
I Julia Fox- was general chairman
; and wns assisted by the following
committees: x
• Candy Table—Mrs. W. Murphy
assisted by Misses A. Mangan,
Mary Doyle, Mary Doherty and Lo-
retta Yeager,
Fancy Work—Mrs. R. Lyon:
aisled by Silases . Catherine I
Frances Brick and May ~
man.
Tea Table—Mrs. J. M. Maurer,
assisted by Misses Anna Hurley,
Agnes Danish, Mary Gay and Mrs.
T. Crowe.
Decorations—Mesdames E. J,
Cordray, B.; H. Elbert, K. Kampe.
Door—Mrs. Pete Cummings.
During the afternoon the
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duet from
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m, Jr. .
sh: melodies, St.
1 a™’ choir.
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or .uoiumous, a
dred and fifty visitors, iuvwu,u6
many distinguished members of tno
clergy, came from far and hear to
witness or take part in the cere-
monies. They came from all the
neighboring towns, from Sort
Worth, Dallas, and as far away as
San Angelo. ' '
The exercises of the day began
at 8:30 a. in. with attendance of
knights and candidates at Solemn
High Mass. Rev- H A. Gerken of
: Abilene was the celebrant; Very
Rev. M. F. Winne, C. M., of Dallas,
: deacon; Rev. Oscar Mallari, subdea-
con. The local chaplain had desig-
nated this day as general Commun-
( ion Sunday for members of the
council and for the candidates.
■ Th3 result was most edifying and
! inspiring. Ninety-nine per cent of
the men advanced to the altar rall-
i ing and received Holy Communion
a spectacle which could hardly be
( surpassed in the largest cities of
the State,
; The State Chaplain of the order,
■ Rev. Louis J. Harrington of Dallas,
preached one of the most masterly
i sermons ever heard in Ranger; his
, brilliant discourse was a notable and
important feature of the day’s pro-
, ceedings,
, The entire- afternoon was devoted
to the degree work. A splendid class
; of fifty-six candidates presented
themselves for Initiation. D. P.
, Harrington of Fort Worth, with an
efficient staff from the same city, ex-
emplified the first and second de-
grees. The third was in charge of
. State Deputy George T. Burgess, of
Dallas. J. A. McAleer of Dallas,
master of the fourth degree for the
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Speeches and music and poetry as
well as eats, with the saving grace
of humor hung over ail by the
’■salve” spreading toastmaster, made
the occasion memorable. Edw. R.
Maher, District Deputy, presided at
the gathering, which was the climax
of the day. Addresses long and
short, serious and humorous, were
made by local and visiting men. Mrs.
R. C. McCoy, “Ranger’s night-
ingale,” captivated the overflow
house with her voice, in a range of
songs from "Carmen,” to “Wel-
come to Ranger,” which latter, it
being Sunday, was decidedly not jazz
or anything like it, Mrs, McCoy con-
tended. Mrs. Vincent Wakefield ac-
companied Mrs. McCoy. Mrs. Grif-
fin of Dallas also delighted the gath-
ering and responded to two encores.
The principal speaker of the ocea-
sssf1--^
■re delivered f AfesiJ,D
crtravi Tint- x* -n—.,
las, and George T. Burgess, State
Deputy, Mayor Hagaman, H. S. Cole,
P. D. Harrington, post grand knight
of the Fort Worth council, Senator
A. P. Barrett, P. J. Sheehan and Ed-
ward J. Davoreu, the latter two
cl Dallas, also spoke. The relation
of the order to patriotism and its
light against Bolshevism and other
radical disturbances, was the general
theme of the 'addresses, although
the marvels of Ranger were by no
means slighted. Davoren was intro-
duced as the man who put Bryan in
retirement, when called on for the
last speech, and he gave a master-
ly tribute to the flag, quoting "Your
Flag and My Flag," with masterly
inflection.
On Frida;
Gideon of t
gave an
lecture on
New.”
On Wednesday afternoon the
Freshmen enjoyed an illustrated lec-
ture on sculpturing.
On Monday, March'7, Miss Elean-
or McGahey, -a resident student
since last September, left for Wash-
ington, D. C;e Where she accepted a
government /Jtpaitio n.
Professor B;. W- Griffith, a popular
Shakespearean/.reader, will give
“As You ■Likd/It," and a “Shake-
speraana” .at/St. Mary’s Academy
on Friday i-aiterhoon, March 18, at
o’clock.. All -’the friends and pa-
sns of the institution are invited,
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by Rev. Louis J. Harrington of Dal- w rWYK twyi'Z^TTF TT^T TTraTK’r'iri
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