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Atlantic Reporter
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Foley's
The story of Foley's began in Ireland in the late 1800s when William L. Foley set sail for America. Ambition led him to Houston, where he opened a store and hired his two nephews, Pat C. and James. The nephews quickly felt an entrepreneurial urge to run their own store, so their uncle gave them $2,000 to get started. On February 12, 1900, the Foley Brothers Dry Goods Company at 507 Main Street opened for business. Approximately 44,000 residents visited the store that day, and sales of $128.29 were tabulated. Soon after Spindletop was discovered, Robert I. Cohen of Galveston bought the Foley Brothers company for his son George S. Cohen to operate. Cohen, along with the aid of six of the eight Meyer brothers from Galveston, built it into the largest store in Texas. In 1945, Fred Lazarus, from the department store clan in Ohio, came to Houston to visit his son at Ellington Field. He saw Houston's potential, and in 1946, Foley Brothers became Foley's, owned by Federated Department Stores.
The Boston Directory
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House Documents
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Official Register
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One Bread, One Body
Jesuit Father John Foley originally composed One Bread, One Body in 1978, and it has become a classic song of faith and thanksgiving. Lloyd Larson has skillfully arranged this version, which features warm choral textures and a flowing accompaniment. Perfect for communion, it is moving and reflective of Gods sacrifice for us.
