11-09-1962 - E-Research

1§\;"'>if~t -AGVADO, Deaths Mrs. Florindft, 75, In 0*2445 NW Third St., Miami; St. Mieh&elChurch; Our Lady of MercyCemetery; Emilio C. Mon FuneralHome.* * *CALVO, Mrs. ioseta, 74, of 28-ANW Eighth Ave., Miami; SS. Peterand Paul Church; Our Lady of MercyCemetery; Emilio C. Mon FuneralHome.* * *CHAPMAN, Mrs. Clarice F., of1155 103rd St., Miami Beach; St.. Joseph Church.CORREA, Mrs. Carmen, 43, of 922, NW Seventh St., Miami; St. Michael ."-Cburch. Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery;Van Orsdel Mortuaries.C: -DAVIDSON, Robert A., 31, of 733Madeira Ave., Coral Gables; Little,. Flower Church; Our Lady of Mercy• ©emetery; Josberger Funeral Home.• ' . * * *DECARLO, Angelo A., 78, of 1218& 22nd Ct., Hollywood; WadlingtonFuneral Home.r V * * *Bl An Kelo, V), of 1050 NE.141s), Holy Family Church; Lith-. gow funeral Home.* * *DEPETER. Michael, *», of ill S.2tth Ave., Hollywood; Little FlowerChurch.* * *BOYLE, Mrs. Hazel M., 77, of 1200. NE 200th Ter.; The Cathedral.BTJGAN, Frank )., of 408 S. 57thAve., Hollywood; Church of Nativity.• * * *GERRY, Mrs. VVillye M., 83, ofTS98 NE 110 Ter., St. Rose of Lima;Edward McHale and Sons FuneralHome.' • • • - • * * *' GILLAN, Louis Francis, 72, of 1955E. Terra Mar Dr., Pompano Beach;Assumption Church; Kreeer FuneralHome.* * *KELLY, Peter W., 58, of 503 NE45th St., Miami; The Cathedral;Litbgow's Funeral Home.* * *_KOLE, Victor P., 71, of 108 NW«th Ter., Miami; corpus ChristlChurch; Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery;Van Orsdel Mortuaries.LOPEZ, Rene, 47, of 1771 NW 40thSt., Miami; Corpus Christi Church.MERCAN, John, 7», of 5301 SWSixth St.; Assumption Church; VanOrsdel Mortuaries.MrNSUNB^I Joseph, 77, of 301SW «7th Aye., Miami; St. DominicChurch; Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery;Josberger Funeral Home.* * *PEREZ, Mrs. Gloria M., 70, of14825 NW 38th Ct., Opa-locka; OurLady of Perpetual Help Church; OurLady of Mercy Cemetery; EdwardMcHale & Sons Funeral Home.PEREZ-BLANCO, Mrs. Marta, 34,of 520 SW Eighth Ave., Miami. SS.Peter and Paul Church; Our Ladyof Mercy Cemetery; JSmilio C. MonFuneral Home.* * *PHIU1TT, Mrs. Mary E., 7*, of145 NE 24th • St., Miami; CorpusChristi Church; Our Lady of MercyCemetery** * * •YOUNG, Robert E., of 4915 NWFifth Ct.: Blessed Trinity Church;Carl F. Siade Funeral Home.* * •SOHEETS, Mrs. Sylvia, 62, of 116Navajo St., Miami Springs; BlessedTrinity Church; Carl F. Slade FuneralHome.Pope John Pays VisitTo Crypts, Cemeteries t"" VATICAN CITY (NO — PopeJohn XXIII paid private visitsto the Vatican's crypts andcemeteries on All Souls Day.He prayed in the Vaticangrottoes at the tomb of hispredecessors, Popes BenedictXV, Pius XI and Pius XII. Hethen visited the Teutonic cemeteryand that of the Vaticanparish church, St. Anne's.At noon he appeared at hiswindow above St. Peter's squareto bless the thousands who hadgathered there. He recited withthem the penitential psalm, DeProfundis.HOLLYWOOD'S CATHOLICWINTTER1050 N. Federal Hwy.\VA 2-7555OBIE JOHNSONFUNERAL HOME1650 .50 HARRISON ST.\A/ A O 7 C 1 1HOLLYWOOD W M, A.-1 3 11Obie Johnson Funeral DirectorSERVING CATHOLIC FAMILIES OVER 18 YEARSCARL F. SLADE, F.D.CARL F. SLADE FUNERAL HOME800 PALM AVE. HIALEAH TU 8-3433THOAdvertisementTODAYBy: Gaither D. Peden, Jr."Every man feels instinctivelythat all the beautiful sentimentsin the world weigh less than asingle lovely action" . . . LowellThis is another way of saying, itwould appear, that 'actions speaklouder than words'. It is quick,easy and convenient, of course, togive lip service to any sentiment.Giving these sentiments substancein form of action is, however, quiteanother story.So, as Lowell observed, a singlethought or sentiment acted uponis of far more value than thespoken belief or intent.G.D. PEDEN FUNERAL HOMESact upon a desire to provide allpossible comfort and understandingfor the bereaved. Completeservices are available at G.D.PEDEN FUNERAL HOMES,Catholic Funeral Homes, 3231 BirdRoad and 9798 Hibiscus/ Street,Perrine. Ambulance Service,Phone CA 6-1811 or 238-2724.Remains Of Mother Seton iIdentified For BeatificationEMMITSBURG, Md. (NO —The remains of VenerableMother Elizabeth Seton,. foundressof the American Sistersof Charity, were exhumed andidentified here as a necessarystep toward her beatification.Mother Seton, who died in1831, is expected to be beatifiednext year. When thishappens, she will be the firstU. S.-born person so honoredby the Church. Speculationhas set March 17 ^s a possibledate for the beatificationceremonies in Rome.The exhumation and canonicalidentification of her remainswas carried out under the directionof officials of the Baltimorearchdiocese and personsconnected with her canonizationcause. Her remains haverested since her death on thegrounds of the central house ofEMILIO C. MONFUNERAL HOME"SIRVIENDO LA COLONIA HISPANA"1873 W. FLAGLER ST.PHONE FR 9-1697Formerly with Tampa's leading Funeral HomeAntes ana de las Mayores Funerarias de Tampathe Emmitsburg province of theSisters of Charity.The remains have beentransferred twice before,however — once in 1846 to anew casket, which was -placedin the floor of a smallcemetery chapel built in hermemory, and again around1876 when the crypt was ea*-larged and the remains wereplaced in yet another casket.With the -approach of thebeatification date, it was necessarythat the remains beproperly identified and thatrelics be taken from them.Upon exhumation, it wasfound that her Skeleton was wellpreserved. Also in the casketwere a number of Rosarybeads, a metal crucifix andhandmade nails.FUNERALHOMESFT. LAUDERDALEN. FEDERAL HWY. — 3501 W. BROWARD BLVD.IA 2-2811 -—10 1-6100DAN H. FAIRCHILDPHIL H.FAIRCHILDFUNERAL DIRECTORSKRAEER FUNERAL HOMER. JAY KRAEER, Funeral DirectorAmbulance Service200 N. 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All chapels equippedwith pews and kneeling rails.Finest service — no compromise with qua)-'ity. Our best service always — to anyone —regardless of the amount -spent — and weguarantee our service.Personal attention — pur staff trained topersonally handle every problem, no matterhow difficult, every detail, no matter howsmall.Freedom of choice — every family mayselect a service price within their means —no one has to plead charity to purchaseany of our funerals — no questions are asked— and we use no selling pressure!Complete funerals, quality for quality, costless at Van Orsdel's — and have for over 20years.We offer all families a choice of over 60different caskets, with the finest of funeralservice and faculties . . . complete in everydetail, from $145.MORTUARIESLARGE CATHOLIC STAFFC. D. Van Orsdel, LicenseeFor Further Information Call FR 3-5757