Critics Praise Priest's 'Primitive' Art [ Seminarian Led Dangerous Life In St. 's Church of Leadville in Beigian Underground in War Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation 'contents Copyrighted by the Cath^ic Press Society, Inc., 1948—Permission to Reproduce, Except on Youth Now Student Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. In St. Thomas' for DENVER CATHOUC Service in Santa Fe By Robert G. Hoyt Life in the Belgian underground was dangerous, but it was never dull. And despite the vileness of war, veterans of the underground sometimes feel a twinge of nostalgia for those days of high adventure, when every stranger was a po­ REGISTER tential enemy, and every step might be your last The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We So testifies Arthur van Damme, Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller 23, a student for the priesthood in Services, NCWC and Religious News Photos. Price of paper 3 cents a copy. the Archdiocese of Santa Fe, now in his first year of philosophy at Saves St. Thomas’ seminary, Denver. An VOL. XLIV. No. 22. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1949. $1 PER YEAR. ardent promoter of Catholic Ac­ tion—“and let it be action”—van Damme has recaptured the under­ 5 7 P u p ils ground’s spirit or dedication in the apostolate Crusade Official to Be Guest Despite his youth, van Damme From Fire has a background that includes years of experience in the Belgian A former Denver nun is cred­ underground and in the Jocist ited with saving the lives of 57 At Mission Week Observance (Young Christian Worker) move­ children in the blaze that razed ment. He has vivid memories of the mission school in Lakeland, Ga. The Catholic schools of the Archdiocese of Denver will wild escapades under the Nazi rule, Mother Marie Catherine, the observe their 25th annual Mission Week under the auspices of narrow brushes with death. daughter of Mrs. Sarah Walsh of *^Christ and the Young Man,'’ a mural in St. Joseph's church, Leadville P re ss M eet of the Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade Jan. 23 to 28. The ■Van Damme was part of what 1314 Lipan street, Denver, su-' he calls the “public’’ underground. pervised the evacuation of all the Very Rev. Monsignor Ferdinand A. Evans of , students to safety and then braved assistant secretary-treasurer of the CSMC, will be the Mis­ The members of this branch of the Vivid Murals anti-Nazi brigade lived apparent­ the flames to search the cloak­ To See Test sion Week guest of honor. He will arrive in Denver in time ly ordinary, submissive lives— rooms and washrooms for possible for the quarterly meeting of the local Crusade conference at went to work or school, complied stragglers. She also led a group Executed by with the Gestapo regulations, of older students in rescuing boote St. Joseph’s high school, W. 6th and Fox streets, at 10 a.m. and furnishings from the fire. Sunday and will remain to speak at the Crusaders’ Masses avoided any word or action that In Speaking would mark them out for special Mother Catherine krent to South Fr. Trunck in,the Cathedral and Loyola church Friday morning, Jan. 28. attention Georgia in 1947 as superior of a By Rev. Clement A. Green Final arrangements for the 16th Mission Week, a Denver institu-' band of Franciscan Sisters sent to cess of the annual Holy Childhood annual convention of the Associa­ tion, is intended to focus the at­ BUT BENEATH this framework staff the new Queen of Peace Last summer the Rev. George tion of Catholic Schools Press Re­ Christmas seal campaign, and the Spehar, pastor of St. Joseph’s par­ tention of' all the students of the of submission, these “public’’ reb­ school built by the Oblate Fathers lations at Loretto Heights college, continuance through the years of at their Negro mission at Lakeland. ish in Lead'ville, was threatened schools of the archdiocese on the the activity of the Crusade local els lived a separate, secret life Denver, Feb.' 18 and 19 were an­ crammed with conspiracy and ex It was this one-story, five-room with a charge of vandalism if he nounced Monday. An unusual fea­ missionary program of the Church. conference, have all conspired to structure that was completely de­ persisted in his plan to repaint the ture of this year’s convention will All the schools are registered by give Denver the rating of a first stroyed by fire on the afternoon interior of the church. be a joint final meeting and ban­ the Archdiocese Mission office as class-Crusade city. of Jan. 3, while school was still in Artists come from distant point* quet for delegates to the Loretto The effectiveness of the educa­ session. ^— to study the primitive painting* Heights Speech contest and to the tional program of the Crusade is Winds Sava Convent adorning the walls of the church. Press convention, at which the reflected in the constant g;rowth of On the morning in question a Hon. W. Lee Knous, Governor of returns in the Missionary Co-op The blaze, which leveled the group of painters from New York , will make the awards. eration collections taken up an­ school in half an hour’s time, for had stayed so long in the church Organized for the first time this nually in the Denver churches. a while threatened to spread to the that Father Spehar decided that year by the Rev. Edward A. Ley­ Most middle aged persons in Den­ adjoining convent. All the furni­ he should investigate. Their volu-; den, archdiocesan superintendent ver who received their education in ture was removed as the terrific hie enthusiasm changed to shocked of schools, for -students of Cath­ the local'Catholic schools learned heat cracked window glass and indignation when the pastor sug­ olic high schools throughout Colo­ of the missionary program of the buckled the aluminum wall. ProV' gested that it might be about tim* rado and adjoining states, the Church and its ne^ of their sup­ identially the winds shifted in time to redecorate the church in a mor* speech contest will epen Feb. 17 port through the activities of the to save the sisters’ residence. conventional way. on the Loretto Heights campus. CSMC. Mother Catherine’s reaction to “You will be a vandal if you do. The contest will cover three phases The Rev. John J. Considine, M the disaster was characteristic of Genuine primitive paintings of of public speaking: A debate on M., one of Maryknoll’s recognized her determined energy. As soon as the fire was over she was organiz­ this type are rare,” one of th® the subject, "Resolved, That a leaders, who had expected to be a artists insisted. world federal government should Denver Mission Week visitor, has ing the transfer of the salvaged school equipment to the church, No redecoration plans are in th* be establishedoriginal oratory; had to postpone his visit to the immediate offing. and extemporaneous dramatic, and city because of urgent business at where classes were resumed on the The paintings, which cover ev­ interpretative .speech. the headquarters of the society. next morning. ery available inch of sp^cq |n the Committee heads for the Press The absence of Bishop Lane, Mary- The lower grades sharff the Gos church,. the choir loft, the vesti­ Relations convention were chosen knoll General, who has been in pel side of the church, and Mother bule, and the sacristies, are th® at a joint meeting of the Loretto Guatemala for some time, has com­ Catherine’s sixth grade is crowded work of the former pastor, the Rev. Heights-Regis Press clubs plicated Father Considine’s sched­ into the sacristy. -School sessions GeCrge Trunck. Father Trunck, ^the Heights last week. Dorothy ule in such way as to make a visit will be held in the church until now retired and living in San Whelan of Denver was chosen to Denver impossible for the pres­ Arthur van Damma necessary funds can be raised for Francisco, celebrated ms golden chairman of the college sessions ent. X a modern fireproof structure. anniversary of ordination with a and Pat Doyle of Ft. Collins will citement. They gathered and Strength Becomes Legendary Solemn Mass in St. Joseph’s church Very Rev. Migr. F, A. Evant brought supplies to the “secret” act as leader of the combined col­ In the meantime the 120-pound on July 29, 1945. lege and high school sessions Sat­ units of the CSMC. In many in­ underground, distributed under­ The word, ^‘primitive,” a> ap­ Course Shows ground newspapers, channeled in­ nun’s strength bids to become leg­ urday, Feb. 19. Ed Schaded, Regis stances the student’s participation endary in Lakeland. As the fire plied to Father Trunck’s art, does college, will head the radio jour­ in the Crusade’s triple program of formation to the saboteurs, aided not imply that he strove to imitate Allied flyers who crashed in Bel­ was advancing on her classroom. nalism sessions. study, prayer, and sacrifice for the W oy to Happy Mother Catherine was determined ancient pictures. Technically, missions is concentrated princi­ gium. primitive painters are those ■with­ Round table discussion leaders to save the sixth grade’s new black­ St. Joseph's.church in Leadville -(Photo by Fr. C. A. Green) and topics were also announced. pally in the activities of Mission Most of van Damme’s under­ board. out scientific, systematic training Feature writing sessions will be Week. The inter-unit activity for Married Life ground activity was crowded into y - in art. The simplicity and un­ the week, carried on under the the last years of the war. At the Two husky 18-year-olds were sophisticated directness of primi­ presided over by Anne Sweeney; told to move it into the yard. They sports writing, Andy Martelon; auspices of the Crusade local con­ A heart-warming letter from beginning the Flemish section of tive painters are attracting consid­ ference is confined to a mission former girl student in his “Chris­ the Belgian population was “sym­ tried but could not budge it, and Intellectual Magazine Led erable attention in artistic circles year book problems, Catherine said they would have to get some Murray; campus photography, Bill meeting of Crusade delegates on tian Marriage” course was received pathetic” toward the Nazis; but today. the opening Sunday and the Cru­ this week by the Rev. Ervin A. when Hitlerites, desperate for tools. Mother Catherine’s eyes The Stations of the Cross in St. Maguire; religion in our publica­ flashed; with one mighty ■wrench tions, Sue 'Y'oung; radio writing, saders’ Masses attended by all the Stauffen, S.J., of the Regps college slave laborers to operate their Joseph’s church are examples of high school, college, and seminary faculty, Denver. much-bombed factories, began to she tore the blackboard off the Way in Attack on Ai Smith Father Trunck’s work of a mor® Minnie Ann O’Dorisio; editorial wall I * writing, Tom Dolan; column Writ­ students on Friday. In addition. After announcing her plans to conscript all able-bodied youth, re­ conventional form. But the large sentment began to rise. By Monsignor Matthew S mith in controversy with Hilaire Belloc, murals on the ceiling and upper ing, Beverly Lewis; proof reading, each school is urged to arrange its be married soon, she wrote, “Were the great Catholic lay writer, in own local program for the week. it not for your class, however, and The Gestapo would block up (Memoirs of a Catholic Editor. Copy* walls are the pictures that interest Bertha Culig; free lance and pro­ Holy Name Union Sets rifhted, 1949. Reproduction in whole or the Atlantic Monthly of March, fessional writing, Mary Killian; General Communion for the mis­ your way of analyzing love as the streets with trucks, then stop visiting artists most. These peint- and search everybody they found,” in part forbidden) 1930, on the subject, “The Catholic (Tum to Paget — Column S) and the Regisier system of school sions, mission prayer campaigns, well as your stressing of the grace Church in the Modern State.” pages in Santa Fe, Betty Wathen. lectures, plays, meetings, and bene­ and beauty of marriage, I’d still he says. “They would take every­ Quarterly Meet Jan. 26 The attack made on the beloved, Members of the Loretto Press fits in the individual schools are be floundering around in a mass body, but if you had no papers you Al Smith when he ran for the Episcopalians today no more de­ club will take care of all arrange­ recommended. of warped thoughts and crazy went to the worst places.” The regular quarterly meet­ Presidency on the Democratic tic­ sire union of Church and state in Mr. Anonymous ments for the convention. In ad- The Mission Week tradition in modem ideals. Now I’m looking ing of the Archdiocesan Union ket in 1928 is, of course, one of my the U.S.A. than we do, but dition to the ioint banquet Feb. the Denver schools, the fidelity of forward to a successful marriage.” ONCE HE ESCAPED this trap of Holy Name Societies 'will be most vivid memories as a Catholic Marshall was an Episcopalian, his 19, there will be a Press Conven­ the Denvet students to membership Father Stauffen is preparing to by lying in the gutter beneath a held Wednesday, Jan. 26, at editor. In all such cases, I find by Church for several centuries had Only Contributor parked truck. He held his breath 8:15 p.m. in St. Elizabeth’s hall, consultation of Catholic newspaper practiced direct union of Church tion ball at the Shirley-Savoy in in the Society for the Propagation offer the “Christian Marriage” and state in , and his de­ Denver Friday night, Feb. 18. of the Faith, the outstanding suc- course for the fourth successive (Tumto Page S — Column i) 11th and Curtis streets, Denver. files, there has been a long buildup for such antagonistic attacks. It is nomination had union of -Church To Burse Drive year in the second' semester of and state in colonial Virginia How Tommy Mikan Beat Polio Downtown Regis, which opens for Extensive Program Arranged for Girls amazing, after these long years, to regifitration Jan. 23. recall that the staid and scholarly and later,'when the Catholic gov­ He did it again! old Atlantic Monthly (Boston) was ernment had been overthrown, in Anonymous of Denver, by far Catholic Lad Is Strong Always one of the most popular Good Shepherd High School heavily used in preparing the colonial Maryland. There was the most frequent contributor to among Regps evening classes, it ground for the onslaught on Smith. Protestant union of Church and the St. Joseph seminary burse, offers an additional attraction by state in all the colonies. Whatever allowing husbands or wives of Charles Clinton Marshall, a dis­ once more came to the rescue this Echoes Words of Christ tinguished lawyer, but a hater of actual upholding there has been in week, according to figures released March of Dimes Booster married students and fiances and the Holy Roman Church, opened American history of union of by the Chancery office, and his do­ “I’m gonna ride that bike!’’ apprehensive, for they knew Tom­ fiancees of single students regis­ Their school is large and mod- the business world after gradua­ Church and state for this lapd has nation of $25 saved the campaign tering for the course to attend the the chief guns. In the Atlantic There was many a tumble to the my’s determination would laugh n and their methods include tion. But the important work of Monthly of April, 1927, he wrote been from Protestant sects, not from being ignored completely. ground after the blonde boy with at all caution. classes as auditors without charge. those of any girls’ boarding school, assisting the girls in reorganizing Catholic^. Some Episcopalian With the single donation of $25 Father Stauffen has been an “Open Letter to the Hon. Al­ the infectious grin made that dec­ The lad took the inevitable early but the Good Shepherd Sisters of their lives is accomplished through fred E. Smith.” The Happy 'War­ clergy sought it even after the re­ barely keeping the burse moving laration, but he finally succeeded. tumbles of the neophyte bicycle chosen as one of the experts to Denver minister to lonely, con­ the understanding, kindness, and rior came back at him in a letter public was born. Catholics object toward its gom of $6,000, the fund rider with his inevitable grin and lecture at the Griffith Opportunity fused, and unhappy children in an sympathy of the 17 Sisters of the on thoroughly practical grounds to has paused at the grand total of Today, Tommy Mikan peddles echo of words spoken 2,000 years that the Atlantic published and happily around the neighborhood school adult course in marriage Good Shepherd at the home. which it gave the Catholic press of union of Church and state except $4,822. In addition, the parishion­ after learning to ride a bicycle and has been active as a discussion ago: “I am the Good Shepherd.” Recreation I* Important the nation permission to reproduce when the population is overwhelm­ ers of St. Charles Borromeo’s leader in the pre-Cana conferences The school, located at 1401 S. ingly Catholic. They did not have church in Stratton have made an with the same determination, cour­ being held among young people of Recreation is considered very in full. age, and cheer he displayed in his Colorado boulevard, is known to important in the work of readjust­ Marshall’s contention was that a more than a slight semblance of additional contribution of $46.85 college age in a round-robin series its students as the St. Mary Eu­ it eyen in the Maryland colony on their parish burse. grim tussle with infantile paraly­ at the Catholic colleges and hos­ ment and the recreational program Catholic could not be conscien­ sis. phrasia high school, named after is extensive and varied. In addi tiously loyal to fundamental Amer­ when that place was Catholic, for Like so many other things in our pitals of the city. the founder of the Good Shepherd Aug. 18, 1945, Tommy, active tion to the physical education icanism. Smith’s reply was a clear- they never intended Maryland to complex civilization, we often over­ and full of pep like all normal chil­ Clai* in Mental Hygiene . It offers a full educational classes there is instrqctiori in em­ cut explanation of how the Catho­ be exclusively Catholic; the prieste look the blessings of the faith. The dren, was stricken by polio. The Another course expected to at­ program of four years of high broidery, art, dramaucs, dancing, lic philosophy of relations of were given estates in the first di­ size and beauty of the churches in following months found him in tract a large enrollment at Regis school and a commercial course cosmetology, and music. A new Church and state would work out vision of the land and had to look the Archdiocese of Denver are Children’s hospital. He lay on his Downtown is the class in “Mental that prepares the students to enter course in wea'ving is being organ­ in a setup like the American re­ (Turn to PageS— Column j) there for our use, but sometime* bed, his face white and pinched, Hygiene” to be conducted by the ized to teach them to m ^ e baby public’s. Marshall, in my opinion, we give little thought to the sacri­ his extremities affected by child­ Very Rev. C. McCarthy, Inquiry Series Begins blankets, intricate Indian designs, with all his brains was simply an fices which made them possible. hood’s dread crippler—no longer &.J., president of Regis college. and rugs. intolerant fanatic. The curioua Newmanites Not so, however, in Japan. Cath­ able to run and play with his for­ Father McCarthy, internation­ The school, which was com­ thing is he was not anti-Catholic olics in Colorado, and the world, ally known for his work in psy­ ian. 25 at Cathedral from a dogmatic standpoint, for could profit from the example of mer classmates at Annunciation pletely remodeled last year at a the Mayor of Mizu, who recently school. chology, is the author of Safe­ The ■winter series of lectures for cost of $70,000, now has bright he was a member of St. Mary the guarding Mental Health and Train­ Episcopal church, in New To Convene on behalf of the 9,000 cititt-wrote In Hospital Nearly Year Catholics and non-Catholics at the and cheerful classrooms equipped zens in his community (not one a ing the Adolescent. Cathedral, Denver, will begin ■with new desks, typewriters, York city, which out-ritualized Tommy, despite his illness, con­ Although the pressure of his Rome and accepted nearly all of Catholic) to Catholic missionaries stantly displayed spunk and an Tuesday, Jan. 26, Feast of the Con­ Multigrimh machine, and a new In Trinidod asking them to “come and stay administrative duties at Regps has version of St. Paul. library. The girls of the home eco­ Catholic dogma. infectious grin that endeared him increased in the past year, which The Rocky Mountain province with us” and lead the community to doctors and nurses. Modern The lectures, under the directioh nomics department are especially I Have Written Often on the path to Rome. has seen tremendous growth in the proud of their complete model In the course of my long editorial meeting of the Federation of New­ methods of treating polio plus his college enrollment. Father Mc­ of the Rev. Duane Theobald, as man Clubs will be held Sunday, The Mayor of Mizu, who thought onm determination brought about sistant in the Cathedral parish, home in which they plan menus career, I have written many col­ that “perhaps we are the first improvement in his condition and Carthy has made special arrange­ are held twice weekly, on Tuesday prepare meals, and make some of umns on the relations of Church Jan. 80, in Trinidad, ■with the New­ ments to be able to give the course the furnishings. man club of Trinidad Junior col town in Japan to address ourselves on June 10, 1946—a red-letter day and Thursday evenings, at 8 and state. I know that I am not to the in this in his life—he left the hospital. every Wednesday at 7:45 o’clock o’clock in St. Paul’s chapel in the Movies are presented at least wrong when I assert that neither lege as the host. —Photo by LoaiM Pole "In these days of neurotics,” way,” offered the missionaries 160 Tommy, now 11, has put his de­ basement of Cathedral. Entrance once every two weeks and greatly the Catholic Hierarchy nor any Delegations will be present from acres of land on the seashore, a Father McCarthy points out, “it is appreciated are the appearances of the Newman clubs of colleges in termination to work on anr’her Tommy Mikan is on the Logan street side of the s e ^ e n t of our people wishes to private beach on the best spot in project — helping the March of good to know that mental hygiene building. dancing schools, entertainers, and bring about an abandonment of the Denver, Greeley, Fort Collins, and is a practical science which studies town, five acres of rice fields, a , Dimes campaign each year. When soon mastered the art of maintain­ Catholics are urged to invite a guest speakers. historic separation of Church and Provo, Price, Salt Lake City, and public hall and adjacent house, he has not been learnmg to ride ing equilibrium on a two-wheeled the human personality in its men­ non-Catholic friend who might be The sisters never lack for proproof state in this land, with its many Logan, Utah; and Laramie, Wyo. and two small houses. He said that the bike or taking part in the ac­ vehicle. tal deviations with a view to their interested, and to accompany the of the success of their work. It clashing creeds. A two-day session is planned for landscaping wonld be done to snit tivities of cub scout troop 66, the Tommy feels he has still another remedy or prevention. It presents person they invite to the first lec­ can be seen every day in the I find it hard to understand the those who are able to be in Trini­ the missionaries. lad has been busy earning money the necessary attitudes, ideals, and achievement and ambition of their mentality of the editors of the dad that length of time. The Trini­ link with the March of Dimes be­ principles that will give stability ture or two. Catholics themselves At­ Here in Colorado no such sacri­ to help fight polio. It was a happy sides his own experience with in­ atudenU. Many of the prls are lantic Monthly at the time of dad club, under the chaplaincy of in the conflicte of life.” who feel the need of t refresher fice is asked. But the worth of . day recently when he amaased suf­ fantile paralysis. His father and course are invited to attend. The children of delinquent[lau parents, Marshall’s attacks. I do not think the Rev. Joseph S. .Haller, SJ., Catholicism should be appreciated ficient dimes—two dollars’ worth— mother were married before Fa­ Social Sitnationi lectures give a complete survey of divorced homes, ana homes where that, in 1927,1928, or now, any in^ will entertain visiting delegates by us no less, certainly, than by to fill completely a 1949 March of ther Edward Leyden, archdiocesan The Rev. James F. Walsh, S.J., Catholic doctrine. they received no love or guidance. telligent man had or has any rea­ Saturday evening, Jan. 29. the pagan Mayor of Mizu. Dimes coih card. superintendent of schools; who is widely known sociologist and The Catholic lectures have re­ But at the St. Mary Eaphrasia sonable right to believe that On Jan. 30 the program includes Contributions in any amount are ■When Tommy first made up his a member of the executive com­ author of Facing Your Social sulted in an average of more than high school for girls they discover Catholics are enemies of the corporate reception of Holy Com­ welcome. Address all communica­ mind to ride a bicycle, his parents, mittee of the Denver County chap­ Situation, will present a course in 100 converts annually in recent the love, guidance, and under­ American system. Marshall wrote munion, to be followed by break- tions to the Most Rev. Urban J. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L, Mikan of ter of the National Foundation social psychology dealing with years. The classes have become standing of which they have been The Roman Catholic Church in the fast, r^ stra tio n , pro'vincial busi­ Vehr, Chancery office, 1536 Logan 3830 High street, were just a bit for Infantile Paralysis. (TumtoPaget—Column 8) nationally famous. deprived. ... Modern State in 1928, and engaged ness meeting, and dinner. Street, Denver 6, Colo.

i i fkOM TWO Office, 938 Bannock Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Ttlaphena, KEytfont 4205 Thartjoy^ Jamiory 20,1949 * / COMPLETE SUNDAY DINNER Critics Laud Intellectual Magazine Led Course Show^ Soip, Cockun Hilon Cap B«rrt4 WELCOME, CHOICI-Or I INTBBXS a AJi. M 'Primitive' How to Find >eU(»- ■VattUbU Ppapart aal Driak i PJH. Way in Attack on Al Smith C hurch Art Wedded Blisis OUT-OF-TOWN (Continued From Page One) the Catholic Standard and Timet, (Continued From Page One) after their own living. Clergymen Philadelphia, an expert on. Angli­ (Continued From Page One) ingn ara decid«dly out of the or­ got no tax aid. canism and a convert from uat mental reactions to .social situa­ T 7 th StTM t dinary. Some find that they re­ tions. All the processes by'which N ' BatwMB The last legal remnants of denomination. His article was re­ VISITORS quire considerable time to get used American union of Church and produced by the Regieter, National man acquires from experience Walton and those behavior characteristics that / ^ k n k e i t ^ to the murals. state from a Protestant standpoint Edition, Jan. 22, 1928. He said; California Though the method of treatment have not disappeared in New make up his social personality will SEE-OUR-STOCK-OF Haritr CroM at tka CauaU Is the Atlantic Monthly trying be thoroughly investigated durini [400 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN MUSK is unconventional, the subjects of Hampihire to this day. The State to hoax its readers or is it the vic­ the course, which will be hel( Father Trunck’s murals are what Constitutional Convention there in tim of a hoax itself? A certain Tuesdays at 7:45 o’clock. might be expected: “Christ and the 1791 refused to abolish the reli­ John Hearley, self-confessed' Cath­ RELIGIOUS-GIFTS Young Man," "The Last Supper,” gious test that excluded Catholics olic, Anglican, Christian Scientist, Faculty members from the vari­ “The Virgin and Child,” etc. Two from the office of governor, coun­ agnostic, and now, we suggest, ous .departments of the college, scenes from the Flight into Egypt, cillor, state senator, Cr representa­ “Modernist,” Introduces to the selected because of their knowl­ ONE-OF-THE-FINEST in bright red and green tones, tive, and, though the convention of readers an anonymous priest said, edge of the particular field with decorate the sanctuarv. Heroic- 1876 abolished all such religions at present, to be living in an iso­ which each book concerns itself, size scenes from the Old Testament disqualifications, a clause was re­ lated monastic town in Central will lead a selected course in the IN - THE - WEST are depicted in the choir loft. tained empowering towns, par­ Europe, who contributes several “Great Books” from the writings Christ raising the daughter of ishes, etc., to provide at their own papers on American (Catholicity. of all ages. Jairus is pictured in one of the expense for public “Protestant” The first is published in the Janu­ Students of radio broadcasting 'A Few —194S—'Religious sacristies and a priest going on a teachers of religion and morality. ary issue [1928]. will be taken behind the scenes by sick call in the other. The convention of 1889 refused to A casual glance at the paper sug­ Mack*Switzer of station KLZ, who Calendars Still Available ^ t D t p o s I t ^ Of the thousands of tourists who will conduct the course in that sub­ «• \»«0 drop this condition and the dis­ gested that it was written by an pass through Leadville every sum­ crimination is still New Hampshire Anglican. A closer study of catch ject Visits to radio stations and • mer for the natural beauties, only constitutional law (See Catholic phrases makes it certain that this laboratory sessions will be as f < a few are aware of another kind Encyclopedia, vol. x, p. 878). It IS so. We were su^icious when much a part of the class as ♦3.00 of beauty in S t Joseph’s church in would be wise for men like Charles the writer, who is introduced by theoretical analysis. Special guid­ THE JAMES CLARKE the southwest part of the town. Marshall to study American history Mr. Hearley at having been a ance will be given students along before they write about union of prominent professor in a Catholic the lines of individual personal Church and state. college in the West, was described interests. in the contributor’s column at the CHURCH GOODS HOUSE Gigantic Hoax John A. Flanagan, vocational Catholic Causes end of the magazine as a clergyman guidance director at Regis high Established 1902 1636 Tremont Place When I say that the Atlantic of more than national prominence school, will conduct a course in DENVER------DiDUSTMAL * ------BANK Monthly went far afield, I refer who has been a “parish priest for guidance and counseling. Subject TA. 3789 Denver 2, Colo. ------■ I d O R C I f. tO O C PrmUmt t ...... a Included in Will not only to Marshall’s writings, but over thirty years” to a large flock. matter will include a study of the also to another series it ran about This combination of priestly duties meanings, concepts, and principles the same time. The story of these is, to say the least, unusual. He is “one for the book.” The maga­ of guidance; the role of the edu­ Of Frank Kirchhof must be a verv old man, indeed, if cator in guidance; representative zine was “taken in” as few respon­ he has filled the two positions suc­ sible American publications have practices, individual counseling, Largest bequest in the will of cessively. and the clinical approach to stu­ J. J. CELLA INSURANCE ever been. From his monastic retreat this Frank Kirchhof, noted Denver The Atlantic Monthly was then dent problems. ■ l O H n s o n s supposed Catholic priest writes in Mnri* A. Celia Jack J. Celia Catholic layman who died Jan, 6, the victim of a gigantic hoax in a such a way as to throw the greatest The offices of Downtown Regds STORAGE Mt mOUinC CD, is $10,000 to the Mt. Elizabeth re series on "Catholics and the Mod­ discredit upon the Catholic Church at 711 17th street will be open treat at Morrison, which he and the em Mind.” This fact was exposed in this country. The people are all from 5 to 10 o’clock each evening // by Monsignor Edward Hawks in right, but the system is all wrong. during the week of Jan. 23 for "Insurance of All Kinds M JO CJKi. d k MMIC Dt%W/M!€E family donated to the Sisters of the registration and advisory assist-, of St. Francis of the Celibacy, scholastic theology, the use of Latin and the system of ad­ ance to prospective students. Men 42 Years of Dependable Service in the Field where Perpetual Adoration several years Hour of Faith Talk and women of all ages above the i v i o v i i v o ministering the sacrament of Pen Dependability is Essential, ago in memory of Mrs. Kirchhof. ance come in for criticism. These, high school level are eligible for Tne gift was included in a total of Jan. 23 Directed be it noted, are precisely the things instruction and college credits can For Hie Safety of Year fioods $22,450 will to charity and $7,300 that would occur to an Anglican be earned if desired. Veterans are 1120 Security Bldg. nth a ceiii. Phone KE. 2633 to personal friends by the former Toward Teen-Agers who wished to find some objection eligible for training under Public Use Johnson Service on Every Move president of the American National to the Catholic Church. This sus­ Laws 16 and 346. An address especially directed picion that we quickly formed can AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN UNES, INC Four bequests of $1,000 each **TO AND niOH EVU TW H X U” toward teen-agers will be given by be confirmed by more conclusive were made to Archbishop Urban J. Lt. CoL William J. Clasby, army evidence. We give extracts from STORAGE - PACKING - SHIPPING Vehr of Denver for aged or infirm chaplain, in the Hour of Faith the paper and ask our readers Phone PE 2433 Denver 221 Broadway priests, to the Denver foundation, from 9:30 to 10 a.m. this Sunday, to judge for themselves: St. Thomas’ seminary, and Regis Jan. 23, over station KVOD, Den­ “The teaching is that the vow college. ver. Father Clasby, who was of celibacy is implicitly contained Recipients of $260 bequests in­ named to give the talks on this in the ordination to tht diaconate.” clude St. Clara’s orphanage, the Catholic program in January, has It is well known that this vow is attracted a wide following be­ St. Rose residence, St. Vincent’s made at the ordination to the suh- 4 cause of his unusual ability and diaconate, an order of the hiinistry home, the J. K. Mullen home for personality. The Hour of Faith not used in the Anglican sect The cHttTrtSif the aged, the Miillen home for IS sponsored by the National Coun­ mistake could not have been made C O ft.M f m ORPM boys, the Dominican Sisters of the cil of Catholic Men. by a Catholic, but might easily Sick Poor, the Good Shepherd con have been made by an Anglican. JANUARY CLEARANCE vent, the Queen of Heaven or­ “If a boy consents to become a A MEMBER OF ST. DOMINIC'S PARISH INVITES phanage, Mercy hospital, St. Jo­ seph’s hospital, S t Anthony’s hos­ St, Dominic's Pastor priest, he will be taken gladly and YOUR PATRONAGE educated free of chaiige as soon as pital, St. Joseph’s convent, the he completes Jiis grades." Now a Mother of Grace hall, Loretto Offers Hall to CPTL priest who was a professor in a Heights college, St. Mary’s acad­ Catholic college would know that emy, and All church in St. The Very Rev. Peter O’Brien, this is not quite correct. He Peters, Mo; O.P., pastor of St. Dominic’s par­ would know that a student in any Gifts oT $200 each went to the ish, is playing the role of good preparatory seminary is required R I O 6 R A H 0 E Margery Reed Mayo day nursery, neighbor to the Catholic Parent- te pay at least partially for his Teacher league by offering the the sisters of St. Dominic’s parish, classical course. facilities of • St. Dominic’s church "In theology the Church has pre­ the Bisters of St. Joseph’s parish, auditorium for the league’s annual the sisters of St Elizabeth’s par­ card party on Friday, Jan. 28, at scribed a textbopk compiled by St. ish, the Servite Sisters in Welby, Thomas seven hundred years .ago.” 1:30 p.m. Reservations for the Another slip. The writer nas the Carmelite nuns in Littleton, party may be made through any STOCK UP, NOW for the ENTIRE WINTER Marycrest. St. Francis’ sanatorium, heard of the w riting of St. PTA president. S t Dominic’s Thomas and of the ’s command the St. Vincent de Paul society, church is located at West 29th with this specially prepared and carefully and the pastor of All Saints church that theological studies shall con­ avenue and Federal boulevard, and form to his mind, but he has never in S t Peters, Mo. may be reached by the 11 bus. ' blended Stoker Coal that’s guaranteed metal- seen the actual works of the Included among personal recipi­ or he would not speak of them as ents of bequests are the Rt. Rev. the "textbook” used in Catholic In They Go freel Investigate our convenient BUDGET Monsijmor Joseph J. Bosetti, V.G., Marion Fleisch Weds seminaries. It is these little slips and Frank Kuester, 4121 Vrain that betray the hoax. PLAN that gives you six full months to pay. street, who received $500 each; Dr. W. Bernard Yegge with Choice of Entire Stock and Emil Burg, 3553 Clayton * "In moral theology, solutions are generally obtained by casuistry.” No down payment is required. street; Gus T. Johnson, 218 S. La­ Marion Fleisch, daughter of Mr. fayette street: and Rosa Studier, and Mrs. F. A. Fleisch, and Dr. A notable slip. What does the 1704 Gilpin street, $300 apiece. WTiter mean by casuistry? The W. Bernard Yegge, son of Mrs. context shows that he is mistaking Suits — Topcoats Residue of the estate went to J. A. Yegge, were married Jan. 19 m rm A a OR STOVE ^ a "casus” for a textbook. Anglicans his children, Bernadine Kirchhof, in St. John’s church, Denver, be­ are familiar with the “casus” of in lump, egg and nut size* in all the Mrs. Alberta Diamantopoulos, and fore the Rev. John P. Moran. Gury because it has been trans­ O 'C o a ts Edward A. and Francis J. Kirch­ Mrs. Yegge is a graduate of St. lated into English. He seems to be I popular brands, both lignite and hof. Mary’s aoademy, Denver. She at­ unaware that there are also text­ tended the Holy Child academy in County. books of moral theology just as M««Wr flf New York "city. Dr. Yegge is a there are textbooks of dogmatic The Denver Catholic graduate of the University of Col theology. No priest would have PINNACLE EMPIRE orado school of medicine. MSATIWC been confused in this way. It is \WADGE H I-W A Y Register exactly the mistake that an Angli­ MOFFAT •LACK H A W K can who has dabbled in theology Published Weekly by the Pope Greets Italian might make. Catholic Press Society, Inc. Today none other than priests, 938 Bannock Street, Denver, and certain religious are bound to ^lUio Gis]iideTucl& Colo. kaborite Federation pray in Latin.” The context makes Subscription: $1 Per Year Rome.—In prmiaration for the it clear that the writer thinks that OFF REGULAR PRICES TAb6T'2211 — Second ot Sonta Fe Drive Entered as Second Class fourth annual Social Assistance no priest is allowed to say bis pri­ Matter at the Post Office, day, Feb. 13, of ACLI, Christian vate prayers in English! '"In Our40th Yeorf” Denver, Colo. Association of Italian Workingmen,. “When the priest gives Commun­ ion—the poor devout communicant Pius XII sent a letter to the so­ kneels there ignorant of all that is Reg. $34.50 values. now .,, ...$27.60 ciety’s headquarters expressing being said—unless perhaps he has the hope that the day may be a di.scovered the meaning of the Reg. $39.50 values,. •now...... $31.60 propitious occasion in the struggle words from a double-column prayer for establishing the principles of Reg. $44.50 values. now ... the Gospel in the family and so­ book.” This is a remarkable give­ away. The use of the words, now ...... $39.60 ciety. ACLI, an association of poor," “ignorant,” “devout” and RegjS $49.50 'Values, unionists with about 1,000,000 “double-column prayer book,” are $54.50 values. now ... members, was formed to counter­ characteristic of an Anglican cur­ Reg. EVERY ^eioice act the influence of Communists iously investigating the system of Reg. $59.50 values. now ...... $47.60 in the General Italian Federation the Church. Such expressions' of Labor. The Patronato, or pa­ would not occur to a priest. I^eg. $65.00 values. now ...... $52.00 tronage section of ACLI, obtains /Bookkeeping on Confettioni for members legal, medical, and aeseioes “He rates the spirituality of his Reg. $70.00 values. now ,.. insurance benefits. arish not by the lives of his people ut by the attendance at Mass and Reg. $75.00 values. now ...... $60.00 the number of Communions and Philosophy Class Uses Confessions in his record.” The Reg. $80.00 values. now .. •...$64.00 THE FINEST cartch phrase here, is “in his rec­ Audio-Visual Methods ord.” Who ever heard of a priest Reg.., $90.00 values. now. • • keeping such a record? Anglican Notre Dame. — Audio-visual clergymen do this with meticuloDS methods of education have been ap­ care. They are very anxious to STOCKMENI With those new shipments, of plied successfully a t Notre Dame let everyone know how many Con­ famous make suits augmenting the sale you'll university

Awards Received Yes, We Have Some Bananas ^ Everybody Welcome! Loretto Heights Women's Club Bazaar ^tfcvttU uA of /4m outtt . » . t i d e 5y Cub Scouts Feb. 3-4-5 At the KnighU of Columbus Hall 1575 Grant St. BANK 1949 Plymouth Sedan At St. Vincent's and Electrical Appliances on Display Conrtwy of (St. Vincant Belgium's Underground Complete eqnlpment five* an ex­ Mr. and Mrs. James V. Coleman IRPIfOl FEDERRl act diagnotU of your have been hosts to relatives, who (Continued From Page One) work of renovating the ancient The Jocists, however, are not car** allmenU! Itemlxed came to Denver to attend the mar­ Motor report lists every "trou­ until the disciplined tramp of the building that housed the students. blue-nosed moralists. They had to ble spot,” eliminates riage of their son, Robert, to Miss troops had passed by. And so the students themselves, win friends in order to influence S A V I N G S ASSOCIATION i:nes»-work in repairing, Evelyn Weiland Jan. 9. Mrs. Cole One adventure he likes to recall after their class work was com- eople, and to win friends they Check-Up helps cut cost of repair man’s mother and father, Mr. and —and describes with great relish— would turn to and install ad to “sticl: their necks out.” 1665 BROADWAY • DENVER bills. Mrs. D. J. Barrett, Kansas City, concerns a shipment of liquor in­ radiators, repair autos, lay brick, Jocists risk their jobs daily, if Mo.; Mrs. H. C. Brown, New tended for German ^officers. The etc., sometimes until 2:30 in the necessary, to help the workers, to Rochelle, N. Y.; Mrs. Leo A Kess­ underground got word of the ship­ morning. On some occasions they rebuke and defeat unfair employ­ $3.00 Drive in Today! ler, Kansas City, Mo.; and Mr. ment and set up its plans. worked 24 hours straight. ers. “You must make yourself and Mrs. Melik, and Miss “We drive up in a German truck “So I became overworked,” says sympathetic,” says van Damme, Kathy Ryan, David Melik, and Miss with German uniforms. We de­ Art. Jocists ask for—and eventually ST. VINCENT DE PAULS PARISH the visitors. mand the liquor, we say ‘Heil Hit­ When he returned home, his get—respect from their fellow Circle Meet* ler,’ and off we go.’’ And the Ger­ parents tried to persuade him to workers. The Holy Family circle met Jan. man officers went thirsty. give up his plan of becoming a • • • * * • priest. They even picked out the Rudisill IGA TELEPHONE PEarl 4541 13 in the home of Mrs. Ray Te IT IS NOT ONE long success 455 BROADWAY Maat. The next gathering will be BUT VAN DAMME’S closest! girl to make him happy as a lay­ story. Even now the Jocists in D. U. CLEANERS held Feb. 10 in the home of Mrs. approach to death was caused by man. But Art was corresponding Belgium are facing new difficul­ Grocery & Market B. Vigil, 1424 S. Fillmore. Allied planes, not by the Gestapo. with an Oblate priest in Texas, who ties, according to the Denver sem' Quality Meats — Groeeriet Finer Cleaners The St. Anne circle will meet He was going to his home in Alost, told him of the work to be done in inkrian. Discouragement, deep Fresh end Froze. Fruits and was forced to travel by train, America. After negotiations con­ indifference, an attitude of “what­ and Vegetables Mrs. Sam Phillipone. I t Costs No More NOW OPEN despite warnings broadcast by the ducted by transatlantic mail, he ever we get, it’s the same for me” Wa Appraelata lau Patrseaxa BBC that all trains would be at­ was accepted by Archbishop Ed­ have penetrated Belgium (and all ^uiiiane A Clayton SP. 5717 For the Best Father Maher Leaves tacked. Between Antwerp and win V. Byrne for Santa Fe. Europe, van Damme believes), and ATTEND THE GIRLS SHOPPE Courtrai an Allied plane swooped You get a good idea of what even some of the Jocists have been Call PE. 4517 low for strafing. The train stopped van Damme means by Catholic Ac­ affected by it. But Jocism con LORETTO HEIGHTS “Park HiW$ Netcest and Finest** For Mexico Vacation and the passengers dived for the tion when he lists the titles of the tinues, in Belgium and elsewhere, WOMEN'S CLUB BAZAAR* Alterations • Drapes (St. Anthony’s Parish, Wastwood) ditch. But the chattering machine talks he gave for younger Jocists: to leaven the mass. Feb. 3, 4, and 5 Lamp Shades guns took their toll: The man on "We Are the World Revolution;” Organization, prayer, and i • RED GOOSE SHOES The Rev. Maher, admin­ Coartesr oft istrator, left for Mexico Jan. 16 van Damme’s left was killed, the “Boldness Is One of the First good deal of thinking are neces­ 2060 So. University for a rest and vacation. man to his right badly wounded. Principles of CA;” “Enough The sary for successful Catholic Ac­ .Washington Park Market, • NICE SELECTION OF DRESSES Father Maher gave Baptism After the war van Damme was ory—Not Enough Action!”; “CA tion. The Catholic Actionist can­ 598 So. Gilpin twice this week. Mary Lovetta active as a Jocist leader, and then Is a Rough .” not form others unless he is him- studied two years for the Arctic a s * «elf formed; he cannot leaven the 2853 COLO. BLVD. DE.0705 Dorothy Sharpley, infant daughter The firms listed here de­ of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sharpley, missions as an Oblate. He had to WHEN HE TALKS about his mass unless he has himself been LEN’S Pharmacy was baptized Jan. 14. Frank and quit the congregation when he war-time experiences van Damme leavened by the action of grace. serve to be remembered “became overworked.’’ L. C. FEHR, Prop. Wilhelmina Kohler were sponsors. is comparatively reticent, particu­ But he must not wait indefinitely He hag an engagingly simple ex­ larly about his own part in the before beginning his proCTam of Uamber St. VhMaet da Paol’a Pariah when you are distributing, Carl Michael Fairbanks, infant planation for his breakdown in the Hava Your Doctor Phone son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Fau- work of the underground. But action; if he did “he would have a Oblates. The he entered when he is asked about Jocism or long gray beard before he thought Ua Your Prescription your patronage in the dif­ CATHEDRAL PARISH banks, was baptized Jan. 15. Eliz­ was the “poorest in Belgium.’’ His abeth Mary Stuart^ and Patricia the lay apostolate, he overflows. he was ready.” ferent lines of-business. daily schedule called for rising at • • * 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 Fairbanks were sponsors. “Catholic Action is action.” He At LoaWaBt and Sooth Claytoa 5:30, Mass, breakfast, and then stresses this again and again. “To The Mother Cabrini circle met classes and study until 9:30 in the IN A RECENT letter to Arch­ Jan. 12 in the home of Mrs. Gar­ evening. read a book is not action. To hold bishop Byrne, van Damme wrote: BURKE'S land Bunco, 4400 W. Exposition. • • • a meeting, or pray together, or “I need an apostolate. If I cannot Another circle is being formed. It have a nice club or a football team do it, I lose my fire and dyna­ AT THIS POINT any normal, —these are good things, but why mism. . . . It is time now for . . . met in the home of Mrs. Mar­ red-blooded boy would have had LAPPS GROCERY garet Tracy Jan. 11. It will meet do they call them Catholic Ac­ the struggle for Christ, that rough Broadmoor Cleaners enough, but the Belgian Oblates tion?” Pomcrly Hodga Grocery again Jan. 26 in Mrs. A1 Sales’ were only beginning. There were job .we call Catholic Action. It is home, 3164 W. Dakota, at 1:30. We need action “in the factories, time that the work intensively 2105 East Virginia Phone SP. 7505 ONE DAY SERVICE IF DESIRED no laborers or servants to do ^ in the schools, in the neighbor­ and positively for a new Ovorld, be­ hoods— every place,” according to fore it is too late.” A Complete New Grocery and Market 26 E. 11th Ave., and 712 So. Pearl this Jocist veteran. Catholics Now in the country on a stu­ Regis High School Frosh must develop an-“action attitude,” dent’s permit, van Damme has ap­ MA. 7442 Qall for & Delivery PE. 8485 a mentality that never permits plied f o r citizenship papers. Featuring Finest Quality ___ Laundry Service at Both Shop* them to rest when there is work to Though he does not pretend to be ' Top Class in Scholarship be done—“and there is work to be an expert on America, he believes Meats — Nationally Known Foods done everywhere, all the time. The opinion held by the high Jr., son of H r. nnd Mrs. G. C. Roche, the U.S. may soon become the dy­ At lieasonable Prices school faculty that the present Re­ 2419 W. 29th nvtnuc; Pteople will use every sort of ex­ namo and the focal point of Cath­ ATTEND gia high school freshman class is Jsraes Veltrlc, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. cuse to avoid the call to the apos­ olicism. He doubts that this will Frozen FruiU & Vegetables — Ice Cream KIOI%OiHY M. Veltrlc, 4017 Clay street, a gradu tolate, he admits. “They say LORETTO HEIGHTS Nnt t. CUrk.*. Cherdi Gee* one of the best in the history of ata of St. Catherine's; John Miles, son be permanent, however; “I have the Denver school was borne out of Dr. and Mrs. B. Miles, Boulder ‘What will people say?—my job— read and heard that the leadership WOMEN'S CLUB "ff'hen in lorn ipiriu call larrp' ^ is week when the honor list was Charles Sonnen, son of Mr. and Mrs. my clients— I can’t afford to be a will pass to the East—and to Af­ R. W. Sonnen, 774 Race atreet. a gradu­ radical.’ Or they will argue that BAZAAR ’ 1634 Tremunt KE. 4554 issued by the Rev. Paul F. Distler, ate of St. John's school; Kenneth Conway, rica—in 50 years or a couple of KKER DKLIVKKY rSRK PARKING S.J., principal. son of Hr. and Mrs. E. B. Conway. 1233 everybody is free to live as he centuries.” The honors, tabulated at the Madison street, a graduate of SL Philo- likes and we have no business But meantime, there is work to Feb. 3, 4, and 5 mena's; Ronald Shannon, son of Mr. and bothering them—‘I take care of b o n k i e ; b k a e close of the first semester, showed Mrs. D. J. Shannon, 4110 Hooker atreet, be done here. K. OF C. HALL that 40 per cent of the freshman a graduate of St. Catherine's; Martin myself and that’s enough.’ But it class had attained averages of Haley, son of Mrs. M. Haley, 2290 Dahlia isn’t enough.” SpBCR Coartety of street, a graduate of Blessed Sacrament a a a Chopping District IAIIi!I£/ more than 85 as compared with ■chooi; and Thomaa Thornton, son of 26.8 per cent of the sophomore Mrs. F. Thornton, 4847 E. 17th street, THE BIGGEST OBSTACLE, LANE DRUG COLONY* GRILL also a graduate of Blessed Sacrament van Damme believes, is that peo­ * % i k c . class, 22.7 per cent of the junior school. Crtlfhton B. brttl, Prop. AHtend Loretto Heights 569 E. Colfax ttoeotH class, and 29 per cent of the ple realize the implications of be­ ViMvtK, Ceia Sophomore class flrst honor winners, ing an apostle. They know that if (Member of S t Francis

Thursday, January 20,1949 Office, 938 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephono, KEysfone 4205 RAGE PIVI

Special Events Youth Programs Resumed Lady of Lourdes DR. JAMES P. GRAY s p f l j ' i Planned for Altar Society to Optometrist f VISUAL CARE EYES EXAMINED PTA Dad's Day VISUAL TRAINING (St. Catharine’s raritk, Denrer) Hold Party Jan. 2 Optometrist Special effort is beings made to t ' ' provide an interesting program for (Our Lady of Lourdat Parieh) 212-18 Colo. Bldg., 1616 Calif. S t Our Lady of Lourdes Altar and ^uilt for the purpose, St. Catherine’s PTA “Dad’s” day Phone for Appointment meeting on Sunday aftemoorn, Jan. Rosary society will sponsor a 28, at 3 p.m., in the school audi­ ames and card party Friday, TA. 8888 ID.P. Horan Chapcb torium. Mrs. James A. Foley, an. 21, at 8 o’clock In the school, president, will preside. The pro­ 2290 S. Logan street All friends ojYer - gram chairman, Mrs. C, F. Des and members of the parish arc Moineaux, announces th ^ topic invited to attend. Refreshments WHE]^ IN DENVER chosen by the guest speaker. Sis­ will be served and a good time is ter Anna Joseph, principal of St. assured. Dine Where the Food Is Always Good ^ including ’ school, is “Life The chairman of the January Adjustment for Catholic Youth in party is Mrs. Raymond Fuller and Reasonable Prices * Top Quality Z Chapels, each seatin g 150, High School.” Officer Joseph Hale her assistans are Mmes. Henry Brennan, Ed Rack, Wolford. Les­ FRIED CHICKEN • STEAKS • PRIME RIBS a pipe organ of the safety department of the lie White, and Marie McGill. In Denver Police department, and a charge of the, games party will be SEAFOODS • TURKEY • TROUT and a paued parking lot. member of St. Catherine’s PTA, Frank Casner, Ed Rack, and Les­ will give a short talk on safety. L ncb*oa m it W 11:11 A.M. to 4:06 P.M. lie White. Diann Mrr*d 4:00 PJf. to 8:00 P.M. Mrs. Lito Gallegos, president of The PTA group of Our Larfy of the CPTL, has been invited by the Cla**4 U antsys president to attend this meeting. Lourdes parish will meet Jan. 25 lOc Parking N .xt Door A special award has been donated at 8 o’clock in the school. The Rev. in honor of the dads. Edward Leyden, archdiocesan school director, will address the Horan S t Son Chapoto There will be no council meeting PTA. After the meeting, refresh­ Crolden | IfLaiitem this month. All room mothers, how­ ments will be served and a special KEu«t«M 6297 K^tM<6298 ever, are requested to meet at 1 entertainment sponsored by the 1265 Bdwy., Near 13th Are. Restaurant kk uo4 IS27CWw)jtKirUc« m.r:r * '.v.Yrfi'.’/w.'.wAvi p.m. on Friday, Jan. 21, to help first grade children will be staged. the ways and means chairman, T,/, All parents of the school children Mrs. Santangelo, prepare for the are urged to attend this meeting blanket benefit which will be held and to help plan the future policy at the PTA meeting on Sunday of the school. Keep Warm and Healthy afternoon. The Rocks of Lourdes club will Mrs. P. DiPilla will be chairman sponsor the monthly get-together > •. with Elk Coal Co. Laboratory Tested of the refreshments, assisted by for the parish at Glasier’s Barn Mmes. H. De Salvo, F. Geier^ and Thursday evening, Jan. 27, at J. Sartore, who are the fourth and 8 p.m. ITie barn dance at Glasier’s fifth grade room mothers. Two will consist of square and popular past presidents, Mrs. M. E. Cooke dancing. and Mrs. G. E. Rowe, will preside EstablUhad in iti new headquartert in tha Art museum’i Alt the last meeting officers were -V at the tea table. fourth floor gallariet in the City and County building, the Chil­ elected to lead the club in its sec Mrs. D. Malone, health chair dren's museum resumed its regular Saturday programs Jan. ond year of activity. The men are man, wishes to announce that Mrs. IS between the hours of I and 3 p.m. Mrs. Arch Metzner, Jr., George McClelland, president, Tyler, who was school nurse for a chairman of the Children's musaum, is shown abore with young Martin Sprague, vice president; Ann Cassidy, a member of the museum club, the Young American number of years, is again associ­ EdwSrd Martin, treasurer; and Nothing Down ated with St. Catherine’s health Craftsmen, and a student at St. John’s school, who is looking at Charles Kurtz, secretary. COAL department. a beautiflil Gothic Madonna, one of the many art treasures that Committee* Appointed Little at $5^00 a Month On Friday, Jan. 14, the eighth surround the youngsters in their new quarters. The program The following men of the club Phone NOW... committee looks forward to using such treasures in plan­ were appointed to special commit­ grade students were given the op­ ning programs of stories, gallery tours, and art experiences.— Fills Your 0 ( S ^ portunity of seeing the beautiful tees to handle various activities Coal Bin Immediately movie in color featuring the (Photo by Louise Pote) throughout the coming year: N step-by-step ceremony of the Holy Mardi Gras committee (general): ELK COAL CO* Denver's Largest Deoler Mass. The movie was shown by Orville Jarrett, Fred Luhnow, MAI5335 363S Blake St. the Rev. Robert Syrianey, assist­ Information Class Series Mark Behan, Mike McNally, Wal­ After Allf It's Service That Coants" ant pastor, who also gave ac­ ter Penn, and Woodrow Wilson; ______1______companying explanations when decorations committee: Charles necessary. Begins Monday at St. John's Welch, Edward Rack, John Con­ MAUN Officer Hale of the safety de­ (St. John’s Parish, Danvar) interested persons are invited. The nors, and Thomas Hoffman; car r-EVERYBODY WELCOME! EVERYONE SEE! - i information classes will be di­ committee: Edward Martin, Mort 1335 Broadway 1314-1338 Acoma partment paid a visit to each class­ '' A series of Catholic information room last week, instructing the rected by priests of S t John’s par­ Halbert, Joseph Dwyer, and classes will begin on Monday eve­ ish. Charles Jurgelonis; Mardi Gras Loretto Heights O b Civic Center children in lessons on safety. 31 1 1 ning, Jan. 24, in St. John’s school ticket committee: Edward Rode- Sister M. Stephen, mother su­ auditorium, 620 Eliz4beth street, WOMAN AUTHOR perior, announced that semester wald, Frank Casner, Victor Meyer, CLUB BAZAAR at 8 o’clock. The information class­ TO SPEAK TO PTA and W. J. McCarthy; entertain­ examinations will be given this es will be held on subsequent Mon­ week. Mrs. Lenore Mattingly Weber, ment committee: Edward Butler, day nights for a period of three noted author and columnist for John Eich, and Joe Ray; monthly F e b ru a ry 3 ,4 , and 5 RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. This week, Linda Catherine Mc­ months. Each class lasts just one Extension magazine, will be the dance committee: Pat Bradley, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Nights Farland, infant daughter of Mr. hour, from 8 to 9 p.m. By means guest speaker at the St. John Gordon Greenwald, and A1 Denny; and Mrs. William McFarland, was of formal discussion all important PTA meeting Monday, Jan. 24, at landscape committee; Joseph Folk- at the baptized with Richard Haggerty teachings of the Catholic Church 1:30 p.m. Mrs. James P. McNeive ner and Edward Rack; editorial and Mary White as sponsors; also will be covered. Ample time is pro- will preside. Mrs. L. D. O’Kane committee: Mike McNally and Ed­ KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL \ General Batteries Mary Anne Lucci, infant daughter vided for the answering of all and Mrs. C. B. McCormick and ward Butler; food committee: N. J. 1640 GRANT of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lucci, questions. Plenty of free literature mothers of the fourth grade chil­ Stretz. Roy Cortvriendt, Clifford with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lucci as I it available and no charge of any g e n e r a l ) KRAFT RECAPPING dren will serve refreshments. Dean, George Trcmbley, and Or­ On Display sponsors. kind is made for the classes. Ail ville Jarratt. Other committees Sister Mary Odile’s second 1949 PLYMOUTH SEDAN Kraft Inspected graders will present a short pro­ will be formed at the Februarj' SOUEiCEE gram. A council meeting will be meeting of the club. Clowni Electrical Appliances Used Tires 10th Grade Pupils Present held in the cafeteria at 1 o’clock, Preparations for the 1949 preceding the regular meeting. All Mardi Gras ball to be held in the C*art**T of G.T.A.C. Eaay Pay 1401 W. Colfax TA 6604 officers, committee chairmen, and Shirley-Savoy hotel March 1 were Entertainment tor PTA room mothers are asked to attend made last week and the men of the (Annunciation Parish, Denrar) grade. school basketball team ap­ this council meeting. Rocks’ club are taking the lead in POHNDORF^S The Annunciation PTA meeting peared in the March of Dimes pro­ MEN’S CLUB the ticket sales. It was decided that Thmuands of Other Items to Choose From in Every Price Rampa was held the evening of Jan. 12 gram 'at Mammoth Gardens Tues­ MEETING WEDNESDAY the king and queen for this year’s OPEN MONDAY TILL 0:60 Mardi Gras will be chosen the in Hagus hall, with Mrs. George day night. Boys taking part were A large turnout is expected at THE HOUSE RECOMMENDED BY YOUR FRIENDS RENT AN ADDING MACHINE Smart presiding. The 10th grade Leo Schenfeld, Donald Mauser, the Men’s club regular meeting night of the Mardi Gras from Dennis Papiemik, Robert Moore, among the best masqueraders. Ph. KE. 2838 mothers were hostesses and the Wednesday evening, Jan. 26, at 8 NEW LOCATION FOR INCOME TAX — INVENTORIES— 10th grade children gave an in­ Steckline, Eloy Mares, o’clock in the school hall. Plans Special prizes will be announced Mail Orders teresting program. James Stubert, John Meek, and will be made at this meeting for at a later date. 427.17TTI ST. Filled Promptly SAVE TOIE — SAVE MOIVEY The group enjoyed an interest­ Ray Cinocco. the big games party to be given Special Program Planned ing picture, The Miracle of Milk, Feb. 12 Dy the Men’s club. The The Parish of Our Lady of shown by Mrs. Kilpatrick from party will be held at the K. of C. Lourdes will sponsor a special SALES-SERVICE-RENTALS the Denver Dairy council. hall and a gigantic list of attrac­ Mardi Gras program this year. ’The Plans were made in the meeting Meeting Date tions has been obtained. A special printed program for the event will for the annual PTA bake sale to invitation is extended to members give an up-to-date, historical re­ TYPEWRITER EMPORIUM be held in the near future. Mrs. of the parish who would care to view of the building program and Connie Kelly will be chairman and add to tne list of prizes. the activities carried on by the par­ IT’S TRANSFER TIME 812 15th St. MA 2269 Mrs. John Meek, co-chairman. Mrs. Is Changed by Tickets for the games party are ish in its first year. There will be John Mumford won the special being distributed to members of pictures of the church, school, and the parish. There will be many shrine, and a history of all parish prize and Mrs. Harold Fleming organizations. The program will be Letter Size won the cake. » St. Cajetan's PTA feature attractions of the party. Mrs. Eugene C. Dilullo, vice distributed to all members of the Members of the speech class of (St. Cajetan's Pariah, Denrer) parish and to all who attend the Annunciation high school will pre­ president of St. John’s Altar and All future meetings of St. Ca- Rosary society will preside at the second annual Mardi Gras ball Legal Size Cleaning at its Best sent a three-act play, Tiek, by jetan’s Parent-Teachers’ associa­ March 1. Alice Chadwick, on Feb. 4 in the meeting of tne society in the tion will be held every first Tues­ school hall on Fridav, Jan. 21. A Arrangements are now being 3 DAY SERVICE Cole Junior high school audltori- day of the month at '7:30 p.m. in­ made to hold the first Forty Hours’ Check Size uln. The play is under the direc­ dessert luncheon wifi be served at stead of the first Wednesaay, ac­ 1 o’clock, preceding the meeting, devotion in the new Church of Pickup and Delivery tion of Sister Priscilla, and Mabel cording to the president, Mrs. Our L4dy of Lourdes. The Forty Ann Glassman will have the lead. by Mrs. Paul Murray and her com­ Drawer and Snap Down Styles TWO STORES Lucy Alice. mittee. Hours’ will be held some time in Three Annunciation high girls Plans have been formulated for 594 So. Broadway — PE. 4686 A nominating committee will be the week of Feb. 11, the feast With or Without Metal Fronts have been chosen to be cheer­ the sisters’ annual pantry shower, chosen to select the officers for day of the parish, Our Lady of leaders by the Carpenters’ local 65 which will be heia~in the school the ensuing year, who will ,be Lourdes. 2025 W. Alameda — RA. 0612 for its basketball games each building Feb. 1 at 7:80 p.m. (A eron from Valrard* SebonI) elected and installed at the Febru- s FHDERSII HUNG EQUIPMINTII Wednesday. They are Helen llnge- The Carmelite society held its arv meeting. Father J. P. Moran hire, Lucille Canjar, and Beverly first meeting of the new year and will address the members, and the Needlework Guild SOUTH DENVER CLEANERS Shinn. * election of officers took place. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor William Hig­ i The Altar and Rosary society following were chosen: Mrs. J. F. gins will be the guest speaker. All will receive Holy Communion Sun­ Valdez, president; Mrs. Fedencia women in the parish are very cor­ Has Memorial Plan ^ COMMERCIAIPRODUCISCO. day, Jan. 23, in the 7:30 Mass. Maria Gurule, vice president; Mrs. dially invited to attend the lunch­ The society will meet Thursday, Faye Aragon, secretary; Mrs. eon and the meeting. Miss Gwen Needlework guild section 100 W The meeting Place of Western Men Jan. 20, at 1 p.m. in the hall. A Agapita Salazar, vice secretary: has been declared an open memo- ^ Stationery — Office Equipment Mrs. Maria Torres, treasurer; and Gallegos will entertain with vocal Western Outfitters for the Nation covered-dish luncheon will be selections. rial section for all members, fam- O served preceding the meeting. In­ Mrs. Lucy Alire, sergeant at arms. Mrs. A. P. Pohndorf was hostess ilies, and friends. Anyone wishing ^ 1707 Lawrence TA 2990 stallation of officers will take Tickets were distributed for the to members of the Little Flower t6 create a more lasting memorial % place at the meeting. weekly games party held every than flowers should send the Sunday evening at 8 o’clock in the circle with luncheon In her home The Denver's The Thursday Afternoon club Jan. 12. The afternoon was spent Needlework ^ ild treasurer, Mrs. will meet Friday, Jan. 21, at the church basement. Robert H. Joyce, the sum of The PTA served lunch for the in sewing. home of Mrs. Keneth (Jlasmann. Mrs. Rose Laverty entertained money, however large or small, in Father James Moynihan and the children of the school on Thurs­ memory of that person, and the day. Jan. 13. The pupils of the S t Joseph’s circle with luncheon and bridge at the DAC Jan. 19. departed one’s name will appear sixth grade co-operated with the “In Memory” in the next yearnook. mothers in the lunch project this Perpetual novena services in T U t S t u f honor of Our Lady of the Miracu­ As is the custom in memorials month. of this kind, the bereaved will be World Famous MEXICO On Wednesday, Jan. 19, the lous Medal are held in St. John’s rOUS YANKEE DOLLAB8 WILL church every Saturday evening at sent a notice of this donation. This GO A LONG WAY IN MEXICO Very Rev. John Ordinas, C.R., money will be used to purchase A e U conferred first aid certificates on 7:30 p.m. Novena prayers are —Now that the exchanse ia almoat 7 peaoa also recited after the Masses on new clothing, so badly needed, for Stockman's to 1 American Dollar, jrou can apend a the following membiers of the the unfortunate people in Denver’s glorioua week in Mexico C ltr for onijr $76. eighth grade who have completed Saturday morning. Fliit ciaaa hotel aecommodatione and raeali charity institutions. the Junior Red Cross first aid Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. LeClair, 0 4 0 are inelnded, also aightaaeing trips to Jr., announce the birth of a «rl, The Needlework guild’s specific Store PUEBLA, the PYRAMIDS. XOCHIMILCO. course, given by John J. Reddy: duty is to collet annually a supply GUADALUPE and In MEXICO CITY Beatrice Gomez, Carolyii Chavez, Mary Ann, in a local hospital on itself. Call the TRAVEL TELEPHONE Monday, Jan. 8. of new garments and household ail types of securities, specializing in diose of the NOW, and we’ll arrange YOUR vacation in Magdalene Gallegos, Edna Mae linen to be distributed to some 40 sunny, glamorous MEXICO I Baca, Corrine Baca, Eloise Rodri- The following children were Denver charities, regardless of Rocky Mountain Empire. guez, and Susie Jaramillo. The baptized by Father Moran Sunday: Patricia Lee, daughter of Mr. and race, color, or creed. The guild is We deal in government, municipal, and co^ Biory ann fisher class was honored with the pres­ a non-sectarian organization. To ence of Mr. Reddy. Mrs. James Howard Alexander, porttion bond^ preferred and common stocks. with George Greer, Jr., and Fran­ become a member the donation of t On the following day, A. J. Hale two new articles of wearing ap­ Our statistical department will be glad to ana­ of the safety education branch of ces Whitney as sponsors; Frances 1726 Chimp* Sireat MA. 1211 Mae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. parel or household linen a year is lyze your list of holdings and make suggesdons. the Police department gave the required. Everyone is invited to pupils of the eighth grade civics Robert Jackson, with Mr. and Mrs. James Ball as sponsors; and Bar­ become a member and assist in class an instructive talk on the sub­ carrying on this worthy work. ject of crime and law enforcement, bara Jean, daughter of Mr. and SHOE REPAIRING crime prevention, and the relation Mrs. Henry Dubbs, with Mr. and of the police department to these Mrs. John Stoddard as sponsors. WHILE YOU WAIT problems. Mrs. Robert Manes was baptized Welcome Stockmen MEMIEI The Be*t in *4S St. Cajetan’s basketball team and received into the Church Sat­ FINE DINNERS tangled in a scrimmage game with urday by Father Moran, She left STOU EXOHANGE the ^ d e school team from An­ Tuesday to join her husband in I81*00 and up nunciation school on Jan. 19. The Washington. He will leave soon Specially Priced Crusaders brought home a victory, for overseas duty. Children'* Portion* an encouragement for their first Mrs. R. G. Gibson of 329 Jo­ Lunches KEystoBe 6241 season in basketball. The team is sephine is ill in her home. 6 5 ^ up DniiTer-StockiDBii't Store — Sixtii Floor coached by Pete Garcia, a Regis college student. C*n P**rt Slit F o r QumIUy Shot Itepafring at Hospital Guild to Meet The following are on the team: F*r B***rT*tI«ni lONN i. 8UU1VAN. HiS. Populmr Prtem— VUU Oar Shorn Bennie De Leon, Bill Crispin, Rey-. At St. Anthony’s Home lEepefr D e p t. . • . B a se m e n t naldo Valdez, Pete Montano. St. Anthony's Hospital guild will Smiley Manzanares, Franklin ana meet at 2 p.m. Monday, Jan. 24, •Vim Dmm Sim wU 0«M

V rXGE SIX Office, 938 Bonneek Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thurtdoy, January 20,1949 ± Loyola School Presents Tableau Religious Articles Polk) Fund Has e Statue* * Roterie* * MedaU * Pictures I . I I * Crucifixes O Prayer Book* * Pendant* ♦ Books > PUqnet Spent {107,045 COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOM Dr. John W. Amesse and Mrs. I H. E. Bellamy, 1949 March of Dimes campaign co-chairmen, re­ port that the Denver chapter of A . I* . \V .\<;m : h the National Foundation for In­ 4111 l U I I 4.00I1S ro. fantile Paralysis has disbursed 1^07,045.78 in the two years of T \ . » : t : n (HMi I h h its existence. All was spent for the care and treatment o& persons afflicted with polio (infantile paralysis). But these figures alone cannot do justice to the story of how phvsical and mental anguish 3 Fine Stores was eased, lives saved, and wasted 87 So. Broadwaj limbs restored to usefulness. “Much as we have done in the 753 Sd. University Blvd. past," Mrs. Bellamy pointed out, 15.50 Colorado Blvd. “we cannot rest on our oars. Fri­ day of this week is the kickoff dtte for the 1949 drive. Denver must be DELICIOUS CAKES - PIES - ROLLS better prepared than ever to with­ stand a possible polio onslaught in Sold at Our 3 Stores Only the future.” ' Dr. Amesse reminded Denverites that much of the benefit accruing SAVE Vi ON YOUR ^ IIAUi; BROS. from Dimes funds raised here stems from the 60 per cent sent GOODHEART’S MEAT BILL to the National Foundation for BROADWAY LAUNDRY SP 4436 By Buying in Quantity MARKET epidemic aid, research and educa­ © 387 SO. BROADWAY • "W e Return All But The Dirf Complete Processing Service CORN FED HEATS tion. He added that the fight against polio could not be waged BONNIE BRAE BRANCH n S B AND POULTRY Steel Lockers Available on the local level alone; only a far- 2 ^ 2 E. Exposition at University SH. 0038 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 flung research program can wipe KING'S FRIGID out the disease and only central­ A MINIATURE LIFE of Mother Seton Patricia -Landis, Jacqueline Kloberdanz, Donald ized financing can cope with a full- FOOD BANK in tableau was presented by these Loyola Crook, Peggy McNally, Michael O’Donnell, and scale epidemic. (Mr. & Mrs. A. A. Kine. of Westerkamp Bros. school children in Loyola hall, Denver. Top row, Sharon Binard; front row, Clement Gallagher, "The health and well being of WELCOME STOCKMEN Cathedral Parish) Pauline McBride and Alphonse Frei; second row, Kathleen Meyer, Gail McCourt, Therese Gaffney, our children are of the highest im­ 2041 So. University KE. 9043 5106 Wash. Colleen O’Rourke, Carolyn Maurer, Sharon Tierney, John Madden, Sandra Garcia, and Thomas Linnebur. portance,” he added. “Every fam­ To the Newest and Finest EVEHYTHINa A GOOD QEOOEHT ily can and will protect their chil­ PE. 3533 SHOULD HAVC + + + + - f + dren and the children of others by BKBT POODS AT LOWEST PU CES opening hearts and purses so that -WB DBLIVKR- the struggle against polio can be carried to a victorious conclusion.” Loyola Altar Sodality Has Election The co-chairmen said campaign RITA'S CROSSROADS headquarters, 303 Colorado build­ VOSS BROS. (Loyola Parish, Denver) expressed her gratitude as well as age is ready for shipment to Ger­ ing, 1615 California street, would The Loyola Altar sodality chose that of the other former officers many. accept contributions in the form of 5180 Morrison Rd. Westwood 169 BAKERIES Mrs. Emil Frei as the new presi­ for the untiring assistance they checks or money orders. Other dent. The vice president is Mrs. received from the members. In the Holy Name Unit ORCHESTRA NIGHTLY 3 Stores to Serve You means of giving during the drive, M. J. Kohut. The posjtion of sec­ name of the members Father J. A. which runs from Jan. 14 to 31, retary was assigned to Mrs. W. Herbers, SJ., thanked the retiring Planning Party M. Mahoney, and Mrs. James R. officers for their good work and The Holy Name society is look­ include coin cards, coin boxes in 1-AS.i Heiney is the treasurer. asked the members to continue ing forward to a large number of stores and public places, and the The altar and sanctuary com­ their fine co-operation with the participants at the parish party dimes scrolls being used by many ATTEND mittee for this month has Mrs. J. newly elected officers. in Loyola hall on Saturday evening businesses. C. Gannon as chairman. She will A letter of thanks was read at 8:30. be assisted by Mrs. Frei and Mrs. from a mother in who The Loyola PTA met Tuesday CHICAGO MKT. lOREHO HEIGHTS Heiney. had received a CARE package sent afternoon and during the meeting Mr. Hoyt Designing NEW RECIPES During the meeting the retiring by the sodality, and the members discussed plans for the February WOMEN'S CLUB president, Mrs. Walter J. Wade, were informed that another pack- meeting. Father Herbers was asked to address the members on the vir­ tue of obedience. Cottrell Building BAZAAR Under the direction of Father Burnham Hoyt, widely known JERRY RREEN Bazaar Plans Completed Michael A. Schaefer, SJ., classes Denver architect, will design the are conducted in boxing. Cottrell Clothing company’s new NEW LOCATION Feb. 3, 4, and 5 building, the board of directers CourUaj of: By Loretto Women's Club Bob O’Haire, the manager of the weekly games party, met with the announced. 1004 15th St. Witaschek Drapery Co. workers Saturday evening. A brief Hoyt, one of the most prom­ Plans for the Loretto bazaar Golden, and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. inent architects in the Denver re­ 2(SS Brjrant S t, Denrer to be given by the Loretto Heights Dolan. business meting was held at which NOW OPEN the members were addressed by gion, said that Cottrell’s directors Phones GR. 3488 and GR. 0320 Women’s club have been com­ Games committee, Leo Scherer, “have given me the green.light to pleted, reports from committees is chairman; and Ed Clinton, Bill Fathers Herbers and Edward P. Murphy, S.J. Certain methods of make the new building one of the at last Monday night’s meeting in­ Dolan, John Gallagher, Joe most modern and beautiful stores dicated. The event will be staged Schmittling, Dave Carr, Chas. procedure to be observed during the parties were discussed. Re­ in Denver.” in the Knights of Columbus hall, Reilly, John Schlereth, and L. “Although I haven’t got the Feb. 3, 4, and 5. Proceeds have Lande. freshments were served after the meeting. plans completed on paper,” Hoyt been earmarked for the purchase Country store, Cecilia Ortiz, added, “I am far enough along to of equipment for the cafeteria of Midge McGinn, Lou Cernich, and Maureen Hanette Abdoo, infant visualize a building that will be the new activities building on Betty Thieler, all students at the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred not only tops in convenience for which construction will begin in college; ham and bacon booth, H. Abdoo, was baptized by Father A n n o u n c e s customers, but a building Denver n May. Fred Steputis, Wm. McNulty, and Murphy. The sponsors were Paul n Abdoo and Pearl Abdoo. will be proud of." Mrs. M. P. McDonough, bazaar Mrs. Steputis; candy booth, Mr. Plans for the new Cottrell build­ chairman, commented on the fine and Mrs. Otto Houck; fancy work, GRAXD OPENING* si Catechism classes for children ing were launched several months 4 spirit and co-operation on the part doll, and infants’ wear booth, Mrs. attending the public schools are ago. The structure will be built on a of the chairmen and committees. Howard Brewer chairman; assisted conducted after the 8:30 Mass ev­ « An electric blanket and a new by Mrs. Rocco Darsey, Mrs. James the present site of the Liebhardt ery Sunday morning. The failure building at 16th and Welton -614 F ifteenth St. f floor lamp have been added to the Reddick, Mrs. Htnry Heinz, Mrs. of some of the parents to send a MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. electrical booth, which will also Mabel Carlin, Mrs. C. D’Byrne, their children regularly to these streets. Actual construction of the a also display four major appliances Mrs. John Plym, and Mrs. L. Dolan. new Cottrell building will begin ACROSS THE ALLEY FROM OLD HOME PUBUC classes will mean that the children next January, a spokesman for in the latest models, an electric Mrs. C. H. Dulin, who is in will not be sufficiently prepared to Between California and Welton on 15th Street :Robert M, — P.ul V. — M. T, Murray: iron, and a banquet cloth. charge of securing homemade Cottrell’s said. receive First Holy Communion in Hoyt designed the Albany hotel, The 1949 four-door Plymouth cakes which will be presented in the month of May. the country store booth, will be the new swimming pool at the “We Welcome all Our Old Friends car, the bazaar’s feature attrac­ Since so many Loyolans live Broadmoor hotel in Colorado tion, will be on display this week aided by Mrs. Wm. McNulty, Mrs. near City park a num b^ of the J. D. Davis, Mrs. C. Coughlin, Mrs. Springs, and several other struc­ of Old Home Public Market" end at 49th and Federal, next families have Been enjoying skat­ tures in Denver and surrounding INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATORS week end at 38th and Federal, and M. Flannigan, Mrs. Frank Scott, ing parties there. DENVER during the baiaar in front of the Mrs. G. Foley, and Mrs. L. Dolan. cities. Knights of Columbus hall. Meeting Jen. 24 FORT MORGAN Chairmen and their committees The next meeting of the bazaar are: General chairman, Mrs. Mc­ workers will be held Monday, Jan. Address Is Given Donough; co-chairman, A. Stone; 24, in the administration building FLOUR MILLS car committee, Mr. Stone, Ben of the college at 8 p.m. Anyone in­ To Cathedral PTA Berlinger, H. P. Alie and H. J. terested is invited to attend. Re­ FORI MORGAN Brewer; advisory committee, Mrs. freshments are served at the close BRANCHES AT— McDonough, Mr. and Mrs. A. of each meeting by the sisters. By Fr. Kenneally LONGMONT . . . YUMA Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Villano, z S m A B K The regular meeting of the Lor­ HUDSON . . . HILL ROSE Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Alie, Ed Row­ etto Seights Women’s club, sched­ The Cathedral PTA met Jan. MILLERS AND HANDLERS OF land, Tom Killiam, and Leo uled for Feb. 3, will be postponed 10, in Male hall. The Very Rev FLOUR. WHEAT. CORN, BARLEY, Scherer. until March 3 as the February date William Kenneally, C.M., of St. Electrical booth, Mrs. Phil Ma­ is the opening day of the bazaar. OATS. AND MILL FEEDS honey, chairman; Mrs. John Thomas’ seminary was the speaker Country Shipportl Boehm, co-chairman; and Mrs. His topic was “The Church—The Consign Voar Shipment To Vs Galen Rowe, Mrs. Ray Slattery, Supernatural Parent.” Mrs. Fred Pastore, Mrs. Martin 'Get ■ Acquainted" Special guests for the evening were Mrs. Hauk, Mrs. Kueser, Mrs. J. Miller, Mrjl. A. May, and Mrs. Party Is Planned Schwartz—all past presidents of the PTA. A plaque honoring the past presidents has been presented la Golden Parish to the school. It bears the name Your Grocery Money of each president and the year of Golden.—A meeting of St. Jo her term of office. This very beau seph’s Altar and Rosary society tiful scroll was d esire d and made for YEARS was held at the L. R. Ford home, by Mias Mary Elaine Lynch, art 5 721 16th street on Jan. 5 at 2 p.m. teacher of Cathedral high achool. Mmes. Harlan Short, William Col­ The main business on the evening’s burn, and Joseph Kovacich were agenda was annual games % co-hostesses. party to be held on Feb. 5. Mrs. Various activities were discussed Paul Ryan is chairman of the af­ Save on Linens for Every Household Purpose Come to Sofeway for the coming months. fair. It is hoped this party will A special meeting was held on be well attended since proceeds are Jan. 11, to make the final plan.s needed to defray expenses of the for Entry Blank for a parish New Year’s “get- book rental system. • acquainted" party on Sunday, Entertainment was furnished by Jan. 30. It will begin with a pot- one of Sister Finian’s harmonica January White Sale luck dinner in the parish hall at groups. King, Fred Bartho­ to the KITCH EN 5 p.m. and will be followed by a lomew, Manuel Martinez, James I short period of introductions. The Wilbir, and John Miller, A col­ work of the parish societies will be lection of hooka and cash was "D & f EXTRA" DOWN PIllOWS CRAFT FLOUR explained. The officers will be in­ taken up and given to Sister Marie troduced. Mrs. John Polosky is William for the expansion of the Downy toftneit for your weary head . . . mode expressly chairman of this event library. Prizes were awarded to Masses will be trffered for Billy Mrs. J. Ipsen and George Schwartz. to our own high specifications by Burton Dixie . . . priced CONTEST! Spieles and Mrs. Tomlinson. Mrs. A. May will be chairman Mmes. Thos Garrison and L. A. for the Father-Son banquet to be low enough to permit you to replace old lumpy pillows Gurule are in charge of the altars given for the entire football team. and sanctuary during January. on oil the beds, give the whole family sweeter dreaming St. Patrick’s circle met at the What a prize to win! What a ’The next meeting will be held on on oil new goose down, Isolin processed . . . well-filled, piece sets of Crown Jewel copper Feb. 2 with Mmes Louis Bolis and home of Mrs. William May with Mrs. Overstreet as co-hostess. grand and glorious feeling—no bottom cooking ware. John Polosky as hostesses. corded edge . . . 21 X 27. The troop of Junior grocery bills to worry about for 5 Recollection Day Held Guaranteed Kitchen Craft Flour, Catholic Daughters under the guid­ Regularly 9.95 .95 whole years. Come what may, Gerald Delaney and E. J. Ander­ ance of Mrs. William Kelty enter­ 7 aaeh as so many good cooks can tell son attended the day of recollec­ tained at the Senior Catholic your family’s secure. tion at Regis college on Jan. 2. D. O r. BsddUc—Fonrth Hoor you, really improves your baking Daughters meeting on Jan. 13. No contest could be easier. The On Jan. 9, Mmes. Mildred De­ Sister Mary Finian trained the skill. It works wonders with any laney, Peter Hokanson, and Ed­ roup-. Those participating were, contest blank which you pick up f recipe. One trial will convince you. ward Anderson attend^ the day oan West, Betty Fulham, Louise Irish Linen Singie Damask at Safeway will tell you all about of recollection held at Loretto Baugh, Monica Barteau, Nancy # Heights college. Shipp, Madonna Beaver, Kac Irish linen imported from Belfast, glistening domoskt it. And, there are fifty-five other This big contest is on now. (Jet Marsh, Jole Kerwin, Mary Ann prizes, including 5 Bendix Wash­ Richards, Judy Nichloss, Carole with rolled hems . . . Cloth 60 x 80, with 8 matching your entry blank at Safeway, and Fr. Leyden to Address Fitzgerald, Joan McDonald, Nancy ers, 25 G-E Roasters, and 25 four- send it in at once. Summers, and Kathleen Kelty. napkins, regularly 19.95 .95 PTA at Holy Rosary These girls caroled on Christmas 16 set 1 eve at Children’s and St. Joseph’s D. A F. Uatns—Strsst Floor (Holy Rosary Parish, Denver) hospitals. The Holy Rosary, PTA will meet Mrs. D. Vostres and Mrs. John T^huraday evening, Jan. 20 in the Miller were hosts to members of school hall at 8 o’clock. Father the Marianita circle at a candle­ Edward Leyden will be the prin­ light dinner in the home of Mrs. WAY cipal speaker. Miller on Jan. 4. This has been The PTA is planning a games an annual event since the circle party in the school hall Friday was founded four years ago. Each evening, Jan. 28. Special prizes year names are drawn by the mem' will be given away. hers for the exchange of gifts. Thurtday, January 20, 1949 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN

► ,All-Parochial Players BEST FOLKS OF ALL < Golden Parish Games Party Set “EAT-AT-THE-HALL" ♦ Joo M. BUna, Mgr. i musements Dining Hall Hotel Coffee Shop i To Give Social At St. Joseph's RE-MODELED i IStl CerU* Ittetl i Recreation Golden.— (St. Joseph's Parish)— (St, Joseph’s Redampterist A capacity crowd is anticipated * Parish, Denver) THE at the parish dance and social to An invitation is extended to the be held in the new parish hall Sat- pariahionars and frianda to attend DOYLE’S Red Wing Restaurant urday evening, Jan. 22. Music will the seventh anniversary games Aero., from Brown PaUc. ( ^ Jurnished byby Happy LogaLogan and V i party on Monday night, Jan. 24, PHARMACY 340 17lh St. his orchestra with Helen Hartley in the parish auditorium. There Serving Thick, Juicy, Corn Fed as the featured vocalist. A super­ will be several worth-whift attrac­ Th. I*ertkaler DrecgM vised playroom and competent tions. I7tli AVE. AND GRANT baby sitters are available for those • h Father Harry Smith, C.SS.R., Ki. un nus oiLimr who wish to bring their children. the pastor, announces the comple­ Sirloin Steaks SI -75 There is no extra charge for this tion of two new confessionals in (New York Cut) SIZZLING bn the Dinner feature. Admission to the social parlor No. 4 in the rectory. They “If Will Melt in Your Mouth'* is only $1 per couple. are made of plywood and are This is the swond in a series of varnished to a beautiful grain 18 Choici. of Doliciou. Dinner. socials being sponsored by the par­ and are soundproof. The one for DORAN Alao Sea Food Dinnera ish in order to provide a wholesome the priests is a separate unit as ii HATTERS social evening with the finest of * I s . the other one. They are to be used I ’'Bit Bieeiilltieaias music in a wnolesomPiktmosphere. mainly by the priesta and nuns, ^ ' iirrlf* SxeleelTilr' _ The admission price brings it with' m m by the ageddand and infirm who 733 £. Colfax at Clarkaoa in the range of the high school are unable to go to church for t)ie CALL MAIN was students and young couples who sacrament. A name plate and a Vim Pkli-ev as4 DeBawy ma:V be faced with the babysitter bell will be addid. problem. Refreshments and novelty Among the many hundreds of features will be provided during snowbound travelerX in the recent the evening storm were three Redemptoriit Ticket sales for the social have 4 Fathers, who wore on their way to been brisk during the past week new assignments, and Faiher Witte and tickets are still available at of this parish. They were Fathers William Morgan, a parish son who the rectory or reservations may be A TEEN-AGER’S TRIAL when she de­ she hopes to make a custom, their friends fflan made by calling Golden 3),9. sang his first Solemn Mess at S t cides to model her life after that of a ways to bring her back to realil^. Left to right, the Joseph's in the summer of 1948; The monthly meeting of the S t famous actress was the theme of MoYning, Noon, and players are Felix Gonzalez, Winnie Linsenmaier, Robert Simon, and Kenneth Og- Agnes circle will be held in the Night, the 1949 All-Parochial play staged in Walsh, Miss Freudenstein, Jerry Rumley, Barbara rodowski. Fathers Morgan and church basement Thursday evening Phipps auditorium, Denver, Jan. 17 and 18. Shown Roach, and Bert Zumtobel. The play was under the Ogrodowski were on their way W«lco«« to D tartr’t PIumi at 8 o’clock. Members of the circle here are some of the principals in the cast. While direction of the Rev. Donald McMahon of Annunci­ to Great Falls, Mont., and Father and guests are urged to attend Tom Walsh greets Marlene Freudenstein in a manner ation parish, Denver. Simon was en route to Oakland, COLBURN HOTEL since an important business meet­ Calif., where he will teach at the TOM w Xl K ER p i a n o s ing has been planned. Co-hostesses Holy Redeemer Redemptorist col­ RiprMMiUtiT* .r KinbiU, 6ohm*r LUXURIOUS ROOMS are Mrs. Waldo Keenan and Mrs *ad S tirr Red Cross Work lege. Con*oI«ttw — Spin.ti ~ Onnde COCKTAa LOUNGE Alfred Gallegos. Fr. McMahon Hits Zenith They continued their journeys Fin. R«onditlon«i Piano. NEW COfTEE SHOP Announcement was made at the after a short layover. Father Plano Taninc lOth ATonno at Grant meeting of the Holy Name society Reported by Unit Witte, who is taking the pastor’s m i 8. BBOADWAT BPrac* ISM MAin 6261 last week that the third in the In 1949 All-Parochiaf Play place at St. ’s D. I . CgRISE. Uaa.cn series of parish socials will be held church in Crawford, Neb., arrived Saturday evening, Feb. 6, and that By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen their natural abilities. His Tal­ A t S t. Rose's in that city on the last bus that rV B S the parish will sponsor a formal The first nighter thinks Father lulah Bankhead “junior size” wa; went through in five days. He Mardi Gras ball on Shrove Tues­ Donald A. McMahon hit his zenith done about as well as possible by (St. Rote of Lima’* Pariih, writes that there was a seven-foot A R G O I V A r X day, March 1. The latter social in this year’s production of the Marlene Freudenstein, a student snowdrift in the rectory driveway. HOTEL will be a formal affair and the Donver) Whfre Denver's Soeietv Eniertain. for I.uneheoii. and Dinners annual All-Parochial play. Morn­ at St. Mary’s academy, Deaver, Father Witte is expected home committee in charge is planning a ing, Noon, and Night, presented and sister of the Rev. Robert Freu­ The regular meeting of the S t next Monday. FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, number of novelty features. denstein, assistant at St Mary’s, Altar society was Tuesday and Wednesday nights in held in the parish hall Jan. 18 with Word has been received that the DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN .’1101 The combined societies of th^ auditoriumdiPhipps at Denver City Colorado Springs. Marlene played Very Rev. Francis Fagen, (3.SS.R., Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Room. parish will sponsor a parish recep­ the sophisticate to perfection. all officers and 42 members and park, was a sparkling (as ever), guests present. The sick commit­ I^rovincial of the western province, tion and get-acquainted party in humorous, smooth, and believable Also worthy of particular note is on his way for his annual visi­ the parish hall Sunday afternoon, tee reported seven members hos­ ATTEND LORETTO HEIGHTS portrayal of the comings and go­ was the performance of Felix pitalized during the past' month tation to the missions in Brazil. Jan. 30, at 6 p.m. A potluck dinner ings of modern youth. Gonzales, Bt. Francis de bales’ and a considerable number of oth­ Valentin* Social Planned WOMEA^S CLUR RAZAAR will be serv^ and arrangements The priest-author-director un­ high school character actor. He ers confined to their homes because The committee in charge of the HARRY M. LUSHG for the affair will be handled by derstands young people; as a result Feb. 3. 4. a n d 5 c .a rte s r ot K. o f C. Hall was French this time, mai$ oui! of illness. Mrs. D. G. McCormic, St. Valentine's social that will be JOSEPH VOLOSnV the officers of the several parish he likes young people. And as a Winnie Linsenmaier, also of St. chairman of the St. Rose of Lima held on Saturday, Feb. 12, has en­ societies under the chairmanship of result of that they like him, and Francis’, again added the charm of chapter of the Red Cross, spoke gaged Dwight McCready’s or­ 8taU-K«t1tttra4 Optaattriata Mrs. John Polosky. draw { LOfCNNfR AND LYNCH, INC. he is able to out the best of her sweet, pure soprano voice to of the disaster-relief calls for ex­ chestra. The Garramone sisters 935 15th St. K£. 3683 the presentation, singing the / FR. 3006 Evening, by Appointment 7501 E. Colfax Ave. tra knitting because of the recent will do the decorating. famed “My Bill” and a new song^ blizzards in the Rocky Mountain Although the new stage floor LIBERAL CREDIT TRRMa Father Regan Addresses “I’m Lonely,” written especially area and appealed for more volun­ is not completed, all who have for the play by Miss Evalyne Ca- teer workers. seen the results so fgr are thrilled ranci, a member of the cast of the JIM’S TAVERI^ She said that' the local chapter beyond all expectations. Jack Ward Nurses' Cana Conference 1946 production. Father McMahon used the sender on Tuesday night; LI/ACHEOA simaled Winnie’a four years of had turned in 640 hours of knit­ ting during the past year for a he intends to add the filler Wednes­ BEER — WINE - MIXED DRINKS (Arahdioce.an Council of Catholic committee will meet Monday, Jan. rmes and her enthusiasm and fi­ day, and then the varnish. Joe delity to rehearsals by presenting total of 1,630 hours during the 128 BROADWAY Nurses, Denver) 24, at 3:30 p.m. in the Knights past two and one-half years since Musso and H. Harrison were also JAMES M. DELOHREV Nurses and their husbands, of Columbus hall. Mrs. Dorthea her publicly with a gift in appre­ on the job Tuesday. Space that was ciation. Since she is a senior, this its inception. The Christmas dec­ members of the Cana Living Room Hoell will be hostess to the mem­ orating committee thanked Mmes. formerly unused is to be made unit, met Friday, Jan. 14, in the bers of the credit union Friday, was her last appearance in the into clothes closets, and hat racks All-Parochial project. J. C. Haszier, R. Paris, William home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burke, Jan. 21, at her home, 2830 E. 17th Pitt, Flaig, Edg^ren, R. Flinn, and are also to be installed. The par­ 413^ Grove point. Ten couples avenue, at 4 p.m. Members of the Others who took part in the per­ Mary Anne Bowe; the Coral ish owes a debt of gratitude to were present, and Father John board of directors and the super­ formance are Tom Walsh, Roger beautv shop, and Leo Hollberg, these men, who are doing this Regan, director, discussed “Reli­ visory and credit committees will Zoellner, Jerry Rumby, Pat Pac- Joseph Widmaier, and William work voluntarily. BOGGIOS gion in the Home.’’ attend the meeting. zosa, Larry McGreevy, Bert Zum­ Kurth for their donations of flow- D „ ..r *. k*o« Couples interested in joining the Free Service* Given tobel, John Slattery, Jean Shea, ers. good UiiadtU*. Square-8 club which convenes Nurses of the Mother of Per- Barbara Roach, Barbara Btrcher, Miss Hartford to Wed FAMOUS FOt FINE ENJOY THE WESI'S every other week should call Mrs. and Marie Dore. The cast repre- The treasurer, Mrs. R. E. Butler, In U ti. l» baae etual Help guild were called to read the financial report for the FOOD SE.VID IN A 'A MOST lEFIESHINO Marguerite Cowan, FRemont 7805. sented the Catholic high schools tccooph**'*^ L CIACIOUS MANNEt COCKTAIl LOUNGE The next gathering is set for Jan. Ifercy and Denver General hos- of Denver, continuing the avowed past year showing a total of Navy Veteran Feb. 26 26, from 8 to 10 pjn. in St. Philo- pitEils last week on Wednesday. $409.13 raised by the society during Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hart­ WbT **■ TREMONT AT BROADWAY Two nurses offered four hours at purpose of the project as stated mena’s school. by Father McMahon at its incep 1948. The membership voted unani­ ford of 20 S. Xavier, have an­ PHONI 8AIM 4311 KE. 9618 e CH. 2494 Mercy 'hospital, and on Sunday, tion in 1945—to create amoncnone mously to buy another $100 U. S. nounced the engagement of their The Spiritual Life club will con­ three nurses offered 12 hours at savings bond. Five-year-old Linda vene Thursday evening, Jan. 20, students of the different high daughter, Margaret Mary, to Jo­ Denver General hospital. schools a better spirit of under­ Ann Heppting passed the penny seph A. McCormick, son of Mr. at 8 p.m. Sister Mella of St. Fran­ Members of the guild wish to box. cis’ sanitorium will be hostess to standing and co-operation toward and Mrs. Edward R. Carberry. thank Father John Regan for his The Rev. John W. Scannell, pas­ the group. Father Edward Ley­ gift at Christmas of the December one another and toward one an­ Miss Hartford is a graduate of den, spiritual director, will con­ other’s schools. Practically every­ tor of Christ the King parish, was St. Francis de Sales’ high school. issue of the national Catholic mag­ the guest speaker. He gave an tinue discussion cn "Penance and azine, the Sign, in which Our thing else in which the students o^ Her fiance was graduated frpm St. Confession.” the several schools participate interesting'account of the customs Joseph’s high school after which Mother of Perpetual Help guild of the Melanesian inhabitants of Miss Catherine Scharping, chair­ received recognition and praise for competitive, says Father Mc­ he served as technical instructor man of the ACCW Denver chapter Mahon; the All-Parochial play is the South Sea island, especially in the navy for two years. The Araae Uet»d here d eeerv e.te the fine work its members and di­ their heroic faith and loyalty to nominating committee, wishes to rector are accomplishing. something in which the students The young couple will be mar­ be remembered when you ere dU* DMVE-IN RiSTAURANT can unite for the achievement of the Church. ried on Feb. 26. They will make trlbutinf your yetronafe to the dif­ remind all members tq mail their MERCY HOSPITAL 800 Speer Bird. Wexee Market ballots to the election committee one purpose. Following the meeting, a lunch­ Ijieir home in Denver.______ferent llnee of bueineee. 11th St. at Wasee chairman, Mrs. Mayme Hughes, Sister Frances, surgical super­ This year’s play was an enter­ eon was served with Mmes. G. Open 24 hour* daily Open tfli 9 pun. 979 S. Columbine street, by Mon­ visor, has been a patient in the taining and coherent story of one S day, Jan. 24. If any members fail hospital. day (morning, noon, and night) Delicious Pastries to receive a ballot, they may call Miss Rose Meehan, former edu­ in the lives of a group of young The Thing To Do (P re a Oat Own OvoM) Mrs. Mary Baker, BAst 4452, or cational director, who now makes people. One of them, having wit­ G. T. Hein, W. H. Eckhardt. P. When You Can't Afrard Diioppointment Miss Catherine Scharping, Little­ her home in York, Neb., is visiting nessed a performance by the great Amack, E. Heppting, J. Figlino, # Seafoods ton 692-J, in Denver. Tallulah, undergoes a self-effected A. J. Kersteins, J. B. Costa, R. ENJOY AN INVIGORATING DRIVE # Fried Chieken Monthly Mooting Sot Mrs. Mary Golden and family (and affected) metamorphosis to Hufsmith, and R. L. Alexus acting !! spent the holidays in Golden. become the great lady of the stage as hostesses. To # Late Eveniag Snacks The monthly meeting of the The alumnae met Jan. 18 in the and screen. Her friends’ disgust Denver chapter will be held Mon­ nurses’ home. Election and instal­ and toeir sly plot to upset her ri­ day, Jan. *31, at 8 p.m., at St. Jo lation of new officers took place. diculous transformation brin^ up seph’s hospital. This date has been The newly elected officers are all kinds of humorous situations. Guild Officers IHE HOLLAND HOUSE changed from the fourth Thursday Sarah Lloyd, president; Frances The play provides an excellent ve­ (Formerly known aa The La Ray Hotel. No change of the month. Pingery, secretary; and Doris hicle for high school students, in ownership, management or policy) jSenedietion and recitation of the Ibbison, treasurer. something, incidentally, of which Are Installed Rosary will precede the insUlla Gertrude Graef, 395 Monroe there is a great dearth in the play tion of new efficers. The guest street, Mercy hospital graduate. catalogues, as any drama teacher speaker for the evening will the knows. Friends have suggested to At Presentation IN GOLDEN Itov. William Monahan, assistant Father McMahon that he publish director of Catholic Charities, who the play. We hope he does. It is (PraaantatioB Pariih, Dcnrer) FOR LUNCHEON OR DINNER will speak on Theresa Neumann, natural, wholesome, and entertain­ At the recent guild meeting the the mystic, whom he had the ing. following officers were installed: You’ll Like the Food, Service hnd Atmosphere E delweiss pleasure of seeing Europe. The proceedsj^as in years past, Members of the executive board will go to the ediTcation of a mem­ President, Ed Rider; first vice Dining Rooms Open Doily 1644 G LEN A RM • O P E N 11 A 'M to 3 A M ber of the student bodies for the president, Lawrence Keenan; sec­ From 12 to 2 at noon — 5:30 to 9:30 P.M. priesthood and for other cultural ond vice president. Grin Leabo; Sundays and Holidays From 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. Noveno Pamphlets projects among the students. third vice president, Mrs. E. Father George Evans of St. Rider; financial committee, Wil­ Phobe GoUea 68 for Reserration, or Jnit Drivo Out GOOD SKATING For St.^Philomeno Philomena’s was manager and liam Eggert, Victor Beneventi, ' and Como In) business director of the produc­ and Hugh Campbell; recording HAVE YOU TRIED OUR NEW COFFEE SHOP? On Evergreen Lake tion. Staging wB_s handled by Mar- iecretary, Eileen Duff icy; treas­ tin Hatcher“ h( of ■ Denver univenity. It ii open from 6:30 in tho morning until 1 at night. and Good Sandwiches Prayers Given Out urer, Father M. J. Blenkush; di­ assisted by Geor;ra Yedo, Lennie rector of the .census, Mrs. Ruth and Cocktail Service at Grommet, Bob Kelly, and Bill Devinny, (St. Philomana's Paritli, Denver) Stewart. Robert Cavarra played Pamphlets containing novena the Hammond organ, and the sec­ HNS to Hold prayers to S t Philomena were dis­ retary was Florence Drelling. THE ROUNDUP tributed at the Masses last Sun­ Dance Jan. 26 John A. Griebling, Mgr. In Evergreen day. Parishioners have been asked JOE HUPPERT'S DRUG to make the liovena in honor of The Holy Name society is spon­ the patroness of the parish, with Cathedral High Class soring a dance to be held at the Reliable Preseription Service the special intention being the suc­ Aeroplane ballroom Wednesday, cess of the planned building pro­ Hears Talk on Swiss Jan. 26. Proceeds of the dance 426 So. Colo. Blvd. DE. 5898 gram. will be used toward the purchaM WHERE YOUR $1.00 (Cathedral High School, DoBTor) The installation of g new sink Milt Certraila Graef of the main award for the sum­ DRUGS FROM A TO Z in the kitchen of the school audi­ The second period civilization mer festival. Cifarotte* Cartoai $1.53 torium has been completed by mem­ was the first president of the class under the supervision of Sis­ Newly elected officers of the HAS bers of St. Philomena’s Men’s club. ACCW in 1931. Miss Graef is now ter Mary Aquinas enjoyed a talk credit union are: Board of direc­ Heah«r of 8L Lm U FerWi larltw rn r petnnaa* The men volunteered labor for in employed at Ave Maria clinic.l on Switzerland by Father Dominic tors, president, F. L. Lee; vice stalling the sink, working under ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL Stiner, S.M.B., a native of Switzer­ resident, Frank Glore; secretary, $10.00 IN VALUE! the direction of Ralph H;lansen. The alumnae of St. Joseph’s hoi- land. Fathar Stiner left his coun­ ^rank Krupa;/clerk, Martin Pur­ preiideot ital training school held a tea in try three yeara ago and has re cell; treasurer, Mrs. Lawrence PROMPT AND aiAN DEUVERY OF onoi- of the recently appointed cently come to America after Keenan. Credit committee, Louis WHAT: Dance to jhe music of Hoppy Logan The next meeting of the Men's superior of the hospital, Sister spending some time in China. He Kersteins, Hugh Campbell, and . HIGHEST Q U A Lin COALS club will be Thursdisy, Jan. 27, at Mary Zoe, and the administrator.di ■ • spoke to the class about Swiss cus­ Ed Rider. Supervisory committee, , and his orchestra on the largest and 8 p.m. in the school hall. Sister Mary Ascella. AppVoxi toms Mrs. William Buchholz, Eileen Pike View, ‘*Denver*s Oeaneet Lignite** ) The St. Frances Xavier Cabrtni mately 150 nurses welcomed the Cathedral's schod paper, Hi-Pal, Dufficy, and Simon Forester. Wadge & Pinnacle, “1/3 More Heat** finest dance floor in the region. parish club will meet Friday in the sisters at the tea held in the Gath will sponsor the "Winter Wonder­ Sister Carmelite’s room was home of Mrs. George Clarke. erine Mullen Memorial nurses’ land” Jan. 20 in Oscar Malo hall. awarded proceeds of the penny Nugget Economy Lump Instructions for npn-Cathollcs home. Music will be heard via the turn­ march for having the largest rep­ WHERE: St. Joseph's Parish Hall, Golden, are being given this month on Before coming here Sister Mary table. Refreshment!, served by the resentation at the PTA meeting. ORDER NOW Wednesday and Friday evenings Zoe was in the chemistry depart­ Icicles, will be available during the The Rev. Dominic Stiner, Colorado at 7:46 in the rectory. ment at the St. Mary collei evening. The Snowflakes will pro­ S.M.B., will take up his duties as Prompt Service Catechism classes for children Xavier, Kans. Sister Mary Ascella, vide the entertainment. King and assistant pastor this week. attending public schools are held who formerly held the position of Queen Ice cordially invite everyone Uio Oar Bndget Plan superior of St. Joseph’s hospital, to attend from 7:30 until Jack Mrs. Ed Rldhr has been ap­ WHEN: Saturday evening, January 22nd in the rectory each Sunday morn­ pointed to the office of PTA re­ ing after the 8:16 Mass. Denver, was transferred from St. Frost’s warning at 10:30 o’clock C O ’ ^ T i VICTORY CHEMICAL TREATMENT Vincent’s hospital, Billings, Mont, This evening of recreation will cording secretary to fill the va Stations of the Cross are con­ cancy left by the resignation of AND: Supervised playroom end compe­ where she held the office of super­ bring to a close the week of se­ 14^11 Eliminate Da*t and Dirt From Aay Ceal Yoa Order ducted Friday evenings and a Holy ior in the hospital. mester examinations. Today was a Mrs. L. A. Higgins, Jr. Hour is held Saturday evenings at Sister Vincentia, alumna of the day of recollection for the seniors Baptized recenUy were Dean i tent boby sitters furnished free. 7:46. hospital, has returned to Denver and juniors. Tomorrow the under­ Walter Monts, son of Hr. and Mrs. TH^ PIKES PEAK FUEL The Rev. Fabian Joyce, O.F.M., as supervisor of the pediatrics classmen will have their day of Walter M. Monts, with Leo and JHrUm Cer^ offered the 7 o’clock Mass and department Sister Vincentia came recollection. Both sessions are be- Marjorie Maestaa as spqnsora; and ADMISSION: Just $1.00 per couple. preached at all the Masses last from Providence hospital, Kansas m |^ conducted by the Very Rev. John Carl Schulze, with Andrew 635 Cnrtb MA. 6181 Sunday. City, Kans, Itar J. Canavan, £. and Mary AltfiliMh aa aponsors, M G E EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystene 4205 Thursday, Jonuory 20, 1949 St. Louis' Club Officers of New, Different Corporation ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH To Hold Party MERK'S It’s a thrill DRUG STORE (St. LouU Parish, Englawood) CUT RATE PRICES le reieiherei A “get • acquainted” meeting, ' PreecrlpUeas AecaratelT FflM sponsored by the Get-Acquainted WtoM, Bnn, Etc. — PooBtain v iti club for newcomers in the parish, 1300 So. Pearl SP.- 7589 the men and their wives, will be held in the Englewood American Legion hall, 801 W. Hampden av­ _ RA. 1818 enue, this 'Thursday evening, Jan. v X f r e e d e l iv e r y 20, at 8 p.m. The committee of BUCHANAN’S YOU WILL BE PROUD THEY CAME FROM men from the club who will spon­ Christian Bros. Wines sor this Thursday’s meeting are FORGET-IHE-IVOT Clarence Hamm, chairman; Anton AH PepaOr Been Albracht, Paul Brady, Edward WsDcUvcr FLOWER SHOP Duffy, James Garvin, Joe Flood, PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy 285 SO. DOWNING Carl Junk, Harry Mc()abe, Lynam Nachazel, Edward Puetz, Walter P^inski, and Paul Vranesic. Ad­ Alameda Diag Store TEMPTATION mission is free and there will be 7. O. PKTXBSON. Prep. entertainment and refreshments. Ice Cream. . . BOc Members of the St. Louis P^A Cat Rate Dinits who will attend the Catholic Par^ TH E BOARD O F DIRECTORS and offi­ cheese, and nuts. Left to right, front row, are Nate Fonntain Seipdco • Scimel Supplies M Gallons ent-Teachers’ league meeting this cers of the new Kistler’s Radar Sandwiches, Boggio, James Ceraldi, Frank Bruno, Paul Ki^tler, Voar BmstnsMS Apprseiafd Thursday in the Catholic Chari­ Inc., of Colorado, are shown above. The new Denver creator of the sandwich, Paul Baer, - and Frank Beat Quality Fresh Eggpa ties annex are Mrs. R. H. Altmix, company is capable of producing 33,000 of the new Veraldi; back row, Clyde Kistler, Chester Johnson, Alameda imd Broadway Mrs. C. pamm, Mrs. E. J. Puetz, pre-cooked sandwiches, in 17 different types of meats, and Byron Rogers. , Broadway Creamery and Mrs. William Roach. A benefit Mmes party, spon­ JACKSON’S M Se. Breadwar BP. MtS sored by St. Louis’ PTA, in the St. Joseph's Guild Holds Cut Rate Drug§ Fratiiineii Katie O’Neill (left) end Mildred .Zilliken (right) col­ American Legion hall at 801 W. Sr. Rose Clare lect e can of food for "Philip the barrel" from Sophomore Geri Hampden, will be held on Thurs­ PRESCRIPTIONS SOUTH DENVER DRUGl day evening, Jan. 27, at 8 o’clock. FOUNTAIN SPIVICE Wb. N. BaldsT, Prep^ FitsGerald (center) a« admission to the Loretto Heights freshman Welcome for Nun-Superior raSB PBOMPT M u v n tT ceming-oBt party. Chairman for the benefit will be 1 Can 8P. M4S D raalaa * Mrs. C. Hamm. All are invited to At the January meeting held in Rose Garvin of Colorado Springs, Entertain Let Vs Pm Your PrescripUon.\ attend. St. Francis de Sales’ library, St. a sister of Mother Eulogia. Wines, Beers, Etc. Members of the young people’s Joseph’s guild welcomed Mother M. Final plans for the guild’s an­ 'Philip' filled at Fete groups will hold a Corporate (Com­ Eulogia, who has returned to Den­ nual card party to be held on Sat­ At PTA Meet QUAUTY QEANING RA5191 695 So. Pearl munion in the 9 o’clock Mass this ver, her former home, to assumd urday, Feb, 5, in the Denver Dry r k a s o n a b l b p r ic e s FREE DBUVKST Sunday, Jan. 23. Groups that will the duties of mother superior of Goods tearoom, were announced (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denver) Tear Caraitatt InrarMl Agsinst fire For Frosh Heights Debut be represented are the Marian St. Francis de Sales’ grade school by the chairman, Mrs. Harry u d Tksft sorority, the San Luis Rey club, convent ^ Grout. Beautiful articles donated The monthly meeting of the WOODY’S Each upperclassman attending “Philip the barrel” as the price and the Junior Newman club. Another gpiest of honor was Mrs. by the different convents of the PTA will take place Thursday eve­ RED & WHITE the coming-out party for the of her admission to the party. Mary Gayle Johnson, infant Sisters of St. Joseph will be given ning, Jan. 20, in the school hall freshman class held at Loretto “Philip,” filled with canned food­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew away. at 8 o’clock. A feature of the ^ 0 d 0 f0 lt GROCERY & MARKET Heights college, Denvet, Jan. 17 stuffs, will be one of the attrac­ C. Johnson, was baptized last Sun­ The party will begin* at 2:J5. evening will be the entertainment day. Sponsors were Douglas Poth, Parish Societies provided by Sister Rose Clare. CLEANERS AND DYERS Quality Meats - Groceries had to contribute a can of food to tions offered at the coming ba­ Refreshments will be served by the Prmth & Frosen Fruits & FsKstsMsl with Murray Sweeney as proxy, tearoom attendants. This is Sister Rose Clare’s second ns BSOADWAir zaar of the Women’s, club of the Pheac* PE. S7U a PE. tttC college, to be held Feb. 3, 4, and and Frances Poth. Four young women, seniors of assignment fw the parish school. 105 So. Ogden PE. 194^ 5 in the Knights of Columbus hall. The Marian sorority met on Name Officers at the high school, will assist the She has asked her former pupils to HOLY GHOST Pokolitukl6s, or 52 in the Choc­ Wednesday evening in the home of chairman and Mrs. John B. Craig, return for ^ reunion Thursday taw dialect, was the name this Charlotte Pytlinski. president of the guild. evening. The Church Unity Octave will Guadalupe Shrine BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH Guaranteed Oils and year’s freshmen have chosen for Tickets may be proiured from , One of her former students will close with a High Mass on Tuesday any of the convents or guild mem­ ■ne the speaker of the evening, the Lubrications their class, and announced at this (Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine, time. morning, the Feast of the Conver bers. Rev. John E. Casey, S.J., pastor NEW HOMES FOR SALE 8 5 cents sion of St. Paul, at 8 o’clock. Denver) Mrs. Karl Mayer is chairman of Sacred Heart church, Denver. DEBATING TEAM Father Casey will speak on “Cath­ 2 and 3 Bad Rooms in Park Hill ROSS VARIETY STORE PARTICIPATES IN LEAGUE Parish societies have elected of­ of the hostess com i^tce and may Offica DE. 4ZM Young’s Service Station ficers as follows: be reached at EA. 3022 by anyone olic Education.” Mrs. Helen Sa- Compltta Rral Batata Sanrlca NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR at 20th Sc California INVITATIONAL MEET Special Temptations Our Lady of Guadalupe society: wishing to be a patron. bon will preside at the general Hardware • Toys Near Holy Ghost Church Two four-man debating teams The meeting closed with a lunch meeting. Mrs. Raymond Ingram JOHN F. BRUNO from the college took part in the Face Politician, Says President, Tony Sanchez; vice served by Mmes. Esther Reinert, will preside at the council meeting 2214-16 Kaamay invitational speech meet of the president, Edward Ortiz; secre­ Realtor Carl Ott, J. Jaap, J. McElroy, and which will be called at 7:30 p.m. 6107 E. 22nd DE. 4488 LOYOLA Colorado -Wyoming Forensic British Peer, Convert tary, Julio Gomez; and treasurer, W. SchrodL Mrs. S. F. Speas, program chair­ league, sponsored by Professors Jesse Mora. Sisters M. Leacretia and Mrs. man, arranged for the speaker and Woodson Tyree and David Hart of .—The two special temp­ Altar society: President, Mrs. Edward Nevans were awarded the the entertainment. John C. Prescriptions the speech department of Colorado tations that face a Catholic in po­ Gallegos; vice president, Mrs. Or­ special prizes. T. A. Day, treasurer of the par­ college, a t Colorado Springs litical life are the loss of his in­ tiz; treasurer, Mrs. Maestas; and The guild will meet again on the ish credit union, scheduled Orrin SehoU Jan. 15. tegrity and the telnptation against secretary, Mrs. Trujillo. first Saturday in March. Shipe, an official of the general The subject of the debate, in humility, according to a British FINEST ROCKY'S PHAR. Holy Name society: President, office of the National Credit MEATS AND m t t k e which teams from Denver univer­ peer who became a convert eight Union, Madison, Wis., to address sity and the University of Colo­ Boniface Mares; vice president, GROCERIES EA. 9867, 17th Are. at Race years ago. John Tafoya; secretary, Herman the members of S t Dominic’s un­ , X rado tied for first place, was “Re­ Lord Pakenham, Minister of Sacred Heart PTA ion at a meeting held Wednesday »1» Fairfax I. U. nOBI T. J. HATES solved, that the federal govern­ Maestas; and treasurer, David rJ FR. ITSS Civil Aviation under the Labor Ortiz. evening, Jan. 19, in the rectory ment should adopt a policy of government, told a Catholic Truth reading room. A large group wel­ SAVE TIRES — s d r AT OLBON'S equalizing education in tax-sup­ society meeting that the Catholic Mendoza Sisters Unit Slates Meet comed Mr. Shipe and listened with ANNUNCIATION ported schools by means of fed­ statesman must take great care to To Give Festival interest to his talk. FOOD eral grants.” Loretto Heights’ af­ keep his Catholic life “in good (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) Troop 165 of the Girl Scouts OLSON’SSTORES firmative team A, consisting of order,” for a merely intellectual The Mendoza sisters, popular The Room Mothers’ club of the held its regular meeting Jan. 12. DRUGS PKK^ Iva Jean Mathews and Grace grasp of sound social principles singers who have appeared in var­ The meeting was enlivened by a Burke, won all three of their de­ “is not sufficient for a Catholic ious musical entertainments, will parish school PTA will hold its 2750 W. 29th GL. 3613 bates. The other participants were politician.” meeting Wednesday afternoon, birthday party for Marylynne i i ’in n iL q provide a musical festival Friday Jan. 26, at 1:30 in the home of Beck, (james were played and re­ Pat Crawford, Minnie Ann O’Do- He advised strongly against the Jan. 21, at 8 o’clock in the church 3030 E 6th EA. 1801 risio, Joan Donelan, Pat Harmon, formation of a Catholic political Mrs. Sally Apodaca, 1633 E. 33rd freshments were served. hall. Paco Sanchez, radio announ­ Troop 1 opened the January so­ (STORE Ann Hoare, and Jane Cuthberh- party. cer, will be the master of cere­ avenue. The hostesses will be son. James Kenna, of the speech Mmes. Sally Apodaca, Anne Bor- cial with a hayrack ride. The 1411 FEANKLiN ST. monies. All proceeds will be used troopers and .their escorts were department, accompanied them. for the new church. quez, Emma Marquez, and Julia Fairfax Hardwara Romero. The chairman, Mrs. Sally taken to the Mississippi stables by (OoUax a t Fairfax) BASKETBALL SQUAD Fr. J. F. Moynihan The novena in honor of Our bus and then by teams for a four- Affffrtd MEMBERS ANNOUNCED Olguin, urges all the mothers to BAROWABE, GLASS. PAJNTB ST. PHILOMENA'S Lady of Guadalupe is being held be present, as this will be an im­ mile trip. On the return trip an LAWN H0WEB8 SHARPENED Loretto Heights athletic depart­ each Tuesday evening at 7 :30. portant meeting. outdoor hot dog rodst was held and FR. 2725 8022 E. Colfax ment announced Jan. 17 the mem­ 'Mon of the Year' Father George Evans, assistant The PTA expects to be well rep­ a juke box dance enjoyed. The a U BINEBABT. Prap. bers of the 1949 varsity basket­ pastor of St. Philomena’s parish, chaperons were Mr. and Mrs. C. R. ball team. Chosen through com­ Because of his efforts for under­ is delivering the sermons this resented at the Catholic Parent- CtBpaBY . • • • wfwiww See Teachers’ league meeting Thurs­ Sprague, John Reilly, and Mrs. t* serve jew. petitive practice, those selected privileged youth, the Rev. James month. William Hamill.' are: Forwards, Jo Anne Campbell, F. Moynihan of Annunciation par­ day, Jan. 20, at 10 a.m. in the Wt praadly “ ^ ’* * ^ * 2 TRANK A dance is being held each Sun­ Catholic Charities annex, 1663 The Holy Hour services will be YOU ALWAYS Mat aceaptaaca Erma Jo Eveler, Elizabeth Jay, ish was named recently by the day in the church hall. Proceeds held Friday evening, Jan 21, from fatakHi, daa ta fair P»**4*« Vicki Kingsley, Katie O’Neill, Junior Chamber of Commerce as Grant street. SAVE AT aarrlet, and anqaaattonad aiianiT. . ANTONELU will go toward the new church. All PTA members who wish to 7:30 to 8:30. The Rev. Leo C. Agnes Porreco, Elaine Rossi, and Denver’s "Man of the Year.” He Gainor, O.P., wiB preach and ven­ p„ DWt^^Ma- tm AT TED’S Mildred Zilliken; and guards, was honored Jan. 17 at a luncheon attend the dessert-luncheon and card party to be held Thursday eration of the r ^ c of Mother Ca- Ethelmarie Buchley, Laura Car- in the Chamber of Commerce build- brini will take place at the close SIMMONS DRUG The Best in Wines len, Dolores Hottovy, Mary Lou­ Frank Vendegnia, afternoon, Jan. 28, at 1:30 in St. » I 8 Colo. Bird EA I t t I if- Dominic’s parish hall are asked to of the Holy Hour. and Beers ise Kingsley, Catherine Murray, •Known to hundreds of “his kid^’ Evelyn Rodrig^uez, and Helen as “Father Jim,” the Sl-year-oW telephone Mrs. Mollie Vigil, TA. The firms listed here de­ Worley. priest, bom in Buffalo, N. Y., has Rose Cinea Wed 2887, for tickets and reservations. Holy GHost Society WELCOME STOCKMEN The annual basketball play-day lived in Denver since 1922. His At the last monthly PTA meet­ serve to be remembered will be held at Boulder on the C. U. ing, Sister Anne Pierre won the 3804 E. Colfax FR. 8881 offical positions include those of At a formal ceremony per­ when you are distributing campus Feb. 12. All the colleges athletic director of Annunciation formed before a Nuptial Mass of­ special prize. The program for the To Have Luncheon m L»Oioraao wiii oe representea. high and elementary schools; fered in St. Patrick’s church, Den­ afternoon was given by the pre­ your patronage in the dif­ IA.771I director of the Junior Parochial ver, Nov. 25, Miss Rose Cinea, school children of Little Flower The Holy Ghost Altar and Ro­ ferent lines of business. (football and basketball) leagues; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Social center, under the direction sary society will hold a dessert ST. JOHN'S PARISH and president of the Parish basket­ Cinea, became the bride of Frank of Mr.s. Mary Hooper. The guest lunch and’ card party Thursday, ball league, which he organized speakers were Miss Santag, visit­ Jan. 27, at Hply Ghost hall, start­ four years ago. He also teaches re­ ing nurse, and Mrs. Robinson, who ing at 1 p.m. Patrons should bring ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH Permanent Waving ligion, ethics, and debate at An­ spoke on the Books of Knowledge. their own playing cards. KNIGHT SERVICE CO. a Specialty nunciation high school. On Friday evening at 7:30, the The society installed the follow­ usual devotions for the perpetual ing officers at its monthly meet­ Having spent numberless hours ing Jan. 10; Mrs. Catherine SANTA FE SHOE MOTOR TUNING . My Lady Edliii in the Denver Juvenile court, “Fa­ novena in honor of the Sacred Heart will be held in Sacred Heart Byrne, president; Mrs. Mary Complete Auto Service ther Jim” has had many delinquent Floyd, vice president; Mrs. W. P. DRAPER'S HOSPITAL Beauty Shoppe boys placed in his custody. He has church. JoMpb Celoaltt, Prop- Sunday is the Communion Dolan, financial secretary; Mrs. Waahing • Polishing & Lubrication HInnIt Kaasaiar. Her. been described by Judge Philip B. Agnes Kerrigan, corresponding Fnrniture & Upholitery Work Oono WhiU You Writ 6th Are. at Detroit FR. 3396 2804 E. 6tb Ave. EA. 0788 Gilliam of the court as an unoffi­ day for the members of the parish BEASONABLE PRICES Altar sodality in the 7:30 o’clock secretary; ana Mrs. Zeda Frantz, cial probation officer. To date, none treasurer. 926 W. 6lh Main 4507 742 SANTA FE DRIVE Guaranteed of the boys placed in the charge Mass, and for the Young Men’s and The firms listed here de­ Young Ladies’ sodalities in the of Father Moynihan has made a LEYDEN Un it t o m e e t ^ The firms listed here de­ RADIO SERVICE serve to be remembered second court appearance. 10:30 o’clock Mass. Upholstering The Leo Leyden unit will hold serve to be remembered' and Sales when you are distributing its business meeting Friday, Jan. R epairing when you are distributing''! TIP TOP RADIO your patronage in the dif­ 28, at 1:30 p.m. in the Legion Modetniadng Letter From 'Catholic' Edgewater Society home, Denver. your patronage in the dif-J & APPLIANCE ferent lines of business. All work guaranteed 2434 E. 3rd Ato. EA. 2222 Attacks Czech Bishops ferent lines business. Assigns Altar Care Recites Vows Terms if desired Prague. — The Bishops of Evening Calls ^ Prescriptions Correctlj HOLY FAMILY PARISH Czecho-Slovakia are accused of a (St. Mary Magdelene’i Paritk, Samples FSimished “negative” attitude toward the Edgewater) J Filled Communist regime in a letter from At the meeting of the Altar so­ Also Living Room J Reasonable Prices a self-styled “believing Catholic,” ciety held Jan. 13, the following m FonnUin 4 LxnchMnttU Strrica ’ REDDII§;il*§ published by the organ of the Com­ were appointed t0[ care for altar Sets for Sale BILLY’S INN munist-line Popular party. The in­ Red ft IFhite — CAVAirm Studio photo linens and the sanctuary for the y HASTINGS DRUG Jack Halna — Clay Davis cident is typical of pressure being F. D. Draper, prop. GROCERY and MARKET month; Mrs. MacLaren and Mrs. k 733 Santa Fe Dr. KE. 65 Good Foods COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE brought to bear on the Czech Bish­ Mrs. Frank Vendagnia Siegfried, albs; Mrs. Douglas Stev­ Meet Your Friends Here 1971 Taaaysae GL. 4T6P ops, pressure that copies the cam ens, small linens; Mrs, Aylward, 44th ft Lowell Phone GL. 9733 paign of vilification preceding Vendegnia, son of Mr. and Mrs. large linens; Mrs. Harcourt, sur­ Cardinal Mindszenty’s arrest in Joseph Vendegnia. The Rev. Theo­ dore Haas officiated. plices; and Mrs. Kolbel and Mrs. Lowest Food Price; CORN FED MEATS Hungary. Aylward, the sanctuary. POULTRY AND nSH A recent broadcast by Zdenek The bride was given in mar­ In Denver on p o lity Clark's Hardware Nejedly, Minister of Education, riage by her father. She wore an The nominating committee, with eggshell satin gown with imported Father James Flanagan as chair­ MEATS - GROCERIES - FRUITS T E N H V Y S O N extended the anti-religious propa­ man, submitted the following Hardware — Paints ganda to the Protestant Church­ Spanish lace yoke and her train names for officers of the Altar VEGETABLES Sporting Goods — Gifts Meat M arket men. Czech Protestants, he said, was of lace trim. The headpeice society for 1949: President, Mrs. are looking to the Protestant on her full-length veil was im­ Siegfried; vice president, Mrs. Os- 4034 Tannyson GL. 9282 4016 Tennyaon GR. 0443 Churches in the West as “their ported Spanish lace. Her bouquet IVational Brands Stor< protectors.” berg; secretary, Mrs. Leo Haug; Charlra Searaflotti, Prop. (Mrmbtr of SL Joaeph’i Partah) was of white roses. and treasurer, Mrs. Jueschke. All The maid of honor was Miss were unanimously elected. 743 Santa Fe Drive — KE 0747 — Free Delivery 0 K 9 Sons Pallbearers Helen Fantoni, and the bridesmaid For Quality Bakery Goods ■ St. Joseph’s circle met with Mrs. Edgard, La. — His nine sons, was Miss Lena Colaizzi, both Fred Kirk, 5059 W. Moncrieff GEANERS & DTIrS Try seven of whom are veterans of cousins. They wore American place, on Jan. 19, and SL Mary ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH OU T. THOMAS, riap. World war II, were pallbearers for Beauty velvet dresses, and their Magdeline’s circle is meeting with J. T. Matheme, 70. Services were head pieces were of American Qeaning - Altering Mrs. Siegfried, 2915 Depew street, WEISS BAKERY held in St. John the Baptist’s Beauty feathers. Their bouquets on Jan. 20. Repairing > Dyeing church. were yellow and white mums. why Pay Carfare? 4024 Tennyson Sl Mrs, Charles Tracey returned BOB & TED’Sl 4120 Tennyson GL. 5084 The best man was Rocco Man- Jan. 7 from Los Angeles, Calif., Miss Evelyn L. Elliott Our Every Day Prlcei Cathedralite Attends cinnelli and the usher was the where she spent the past month Save You Money Red ft White Grocery ft bride’s uncle, Ahthonv Colaizzi. with her sister. (above), daughter of Mr. F u n eral in Mobile A wedding breakfast was Prescriptions Carefully Filled FINE SELECTION ^, and Mrs. John Elliott of 1742 MEATS, FI8B AND PODLTBT P I CHRIST THE KING PARISH Mrs. E. H. Wurtz of the Cathe­ served at the Brown Palace hotel Boulder street, Denver, became the dral parish, Denver, returned by the bride’s aunt and uncle, Mr. Franciscan 3rd 0 rd » bride of Frank Notary, son of Mr. Guido Shumake Drugs “Once Tried . . . Satisfied" 1 Saturday from Mobile, Ala., after and Mrs. Oreste Cinea. and Mrs. Eugene Notary of 6000 QR. 9B34 38th A CUy 2707 W. SSth GS. 277911 attending the funeral of her sister, A dinner was served at Little Will Meet Jan. 23 N. Washington street, in St. Pat­ Mrs. Margaret Englert Pepina’s restaurant for the bridal rick’s church Nov. 21. The Rev. The firms listed here de­ A RONNIE-BRYAN ^ party and the members of both The Third Order of St. Fran- Theodore A. Haas officiated at the GEORGE'S CLEANERS OFFERS YOU 1 FAVORS RECEIVED families. A reception was held at cie will have ite regular moat­ ceremony held at 2 p.m. Given in Gaorst Parry, Prop. serve to be remembered^ | A sister who subscribes to the the PotenzB hall from 7 to 10 p.m. ing Sunday, Jan. 23. The novicee marriage by her father, Mrs. (Mamber of SL Cathcrine’i Pariih) when yoii are distributing’ Register wishes to publish thanks The couple took a wedding trip will maat at 3 p.m., with Notary was attended by Miss Expert Cleaning and Repairing COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE for several favors received after to the Broadmoor hotel at Colo­ Seraphic Rotary at 3:15, and Katherine Hinze. Frank Umbriaco your patronage in the dif-M was beat man and Eugene Piro 10% Caih and Carry prayera to the Infant Jesus of rado Springs. They are residing regular tarricat at 3t30. The Wa pick BP 4 4aliTtr Taat.-7kaia. Sat ferent lines of business. EA-4766 DX-Servlce 8TH & em C H Prague, Our Lady of Fatima, and at the home of the bride’s parents, officers will ateamblo in the acted aa usher.—(Photo by Jer­ Charles de Foucauld. 2589 17th street. monastery at li3 0 p.m. ome) 2834 W. 44th Av. Ph.,GE. 1011 TS7T- m

Tliundoy, January 20,1949 Offtet, 938 Bannock Sfrool .THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Talaphont, KEyttono 4205 RAGE N iMe DPL Leaders Keep Slates Clean; Bluejay-Gremlin Clash in Spotiiglit Title Confenders' Status Expected to Be Cleared free Throw at Wire Insures Triumph 4*' ■ + + Stretcher Needed In Auditorium Annex Triple-Header Friday % For 'Jays; Regis Quenches Mustangs 0 If past performances are a credible criterion, attention will be focused on the first game By Howard McCaix in this week end’>e brace of Denver Parochial league cage triple-headers. That wouH be [fi' The two outatanding contenders to date for the Paro- the clash which fills the 7 p.m. slot Friday at City auditorium annex, matching St. Francis’ .^hial Basketball league title and the former circuit champion against Cathedral in a contest certain to send, fans home with a clearer picture of what ■were victorious in the third round of play last Sunday in the teams are likely to battle for first-round honors. The Gremlins stepped off on the wrong tiuditorium. foot, but many still see them as Regis and the Cathedral Blue jays retained their un­ the outfit to beat. And the Jays eaten status in defeating Mullen’s Mustangs and St. Jo- will be fighting to maintain an un­ jSeph’s Bulldogs by scores of 39-81 and 27-26, respectively. blemished record. Filling out the Friday night •For the first time in three starts, St. Francis' posted its mark SIDCUeHTC card, Joe Fanning’s Holy Fam­ [in(in the win column by coming from “ ~ ~ ily quint will tangla at 8 with Regis tbehindehind to-W beat the Annunciation Blllldo^S Take Ist By Jim Kelly the thrice-licked but improving Jteam, 82-28. crew of Annuciation Redbirds, In an aftornoon of spirited play, who are due for a win. Unfor- lit remained for the last few sec- Something new was added to Denver parochial high school tunataly for the McGregor clan, In March of •onds of the finale to provide the Regis Downs basketball this week with tb« formation of a B league, in which the Tigors also are playing a climax. While the time- competition is limited to students not on varsity squads. Seven more polished game. Mullen, eeper was fingering the horn, a teams, representing all schools in the varsity loop except Mullen, which lost the scent of the vic­ Dimes Tilt double foul was called in the Ca- Gremlins in will engage in a one-round schedule. tory trail after a rousing opener 'thedral-St. Joseph contest. Sub­ against St. Francis’, meets green Assumption high of Welby replaces Mullen as the seventh . By Al Dab* stitute Fabrizio made good his team, the initial move into Parochial league play for the boys and fast St. Joseph’s in the after­ free throw for the Bluejays, and from up north. The break is viewed by several DPI, observers piece. The twice-defeated basketball it was their ^charity count which Close Game as a prelude to establishment of an eight-tekm Denver area varsity Tigers, Gremlins Head List Rangers of Regis college will jour­ subdued the Bulldogs. In the season's opener they circuit—something many fans besides Welbyites themselves have Holy Family high vs. St. Fran­ ney North to Cheyenne, Wyo., Bulldogs Doiiborafo were victimized by a one-point long hoped to see. cis’ will provide top action in tbe Jan. 21 to engage in their second Sunday tilts as the pair face off Playing slowly and with da- margin, and last Friday night annual March of Dimes benefit libarata motion throughout tha Sine* tha B laagua will provida gama axparianca to a at 2 p.m. If both chalk up wins ame with the Avengers-of Fort a twin tally in the final 10 siaabla nqmbar of atudant* who aapira to rariity statui but on Friday, look for a tight scoring "arren army air base. j gama, St. Josaph’s promptad in- duel. Cobe Jones and Co. from . fractions that removed three of seconds of overtime play by lack (ufficiont talant at pratant, DPL coachaa bava graatad tba Ranger court activity was sus­ the Regia Raiders accoiinted for mova with anthutiaim. Givan tba aaaaoning of actual intar- Cathedral take on the Annuncia­ the Bluajay starters via the foul tion Cardinals at 3 o’clock, and an pended this week to give the time- route. It was this cautious mov­ the second defeat of the St. Fran­ icbolaatic competition, B aquad playart will aoon bo angling for starved Buzz Boys better odds on ing in their own court, passing cis’ Gremlins. It was the feature promotion to the next Ural. And the pool of retervo talent upset sparked by a little hot shoot­ ing on the part of Ric Mares is not their current semester examina­ from side to side across tha hard­ game of the triple-bill in the Den­ thua formed maana a higher standard of play in the DPL in tion schedule. wood and hitting through the ver Auditorium annex. Score; 37- yoara to coma. to be ruled out. Regis’ Big Red 35. five already have estabtished D. U. Gams Hurt center or on cuts out of the cor­ themselves as a prime favorite to ners which almost brought vic­ The 7 p.m. grame witnessed a The 6 league schedule: In basketball, the Rangers successful debut by St. Joseph’s Jan. 24—St. Joseph’s vs. Annunciation high at Cathedral leave the rest behind, and their 4 tory to tha aroused Bulldogs. p.m. tussle with St. Joseph’s Bull­ might well have been studying Trailing, 15-12, at the half, they Westsiders as they triumphed over Holy Family high vs. Welby at Cathedral English literature the night ’ of the Annunciatidn Cardinals, 33-24 Regis vs. St. Francis’ at R ^is dogs shapes up as triumph No. 4 limited the Grant-streeters to one in the view of grandstand regu­ Jan. 14, when the Pioneers of In the closing contest, a rejuven' Jan. 31—Wdby vs. Regis at Regis Denver university evened the field goal and gathered eight scat­ St. Francis’ vs. Annunciation high at Cathedral lars. tered points to enter the last quar­ ated Holy Family quintet tamed cross-town game score by admin­ ter on the long end of a 20-17 the Mustangs of Mullen in a 30-21 Cathedral vs. St. Joseph’s at Cathedral New Names Come Up istering a tortuous 42-29 shel­ canter. Feb. 14—St Francis’ vs. Cathedral at Cathedral Although most squad rosters lacking in the D. U. fieldhouse. count. Four minutes were gone One of the Regis reasons Annunciation high vs. Holy Family high at Cathedral before the Bluejays could even the Two for One are peppered with the names of The debacle was attributed by one for victory in last Sunday’s Welby vs. St. Joseph’s at Regis veterans who are performing as Bob Fisher, Ranger reli­ and all to the Hilltoppers’ meth­ ^tally at 21-all. Rallying to erase a 30-21 def­ encounter with the short-stuff Feb. 21—Holy Family high vs. St. Francis’ at Cathedral This comeback spurt continued, icit at the end of the third quar­ was generally anticipated, the able, delivers a determined odical ball-control system, a re­ Mustangs of Mullen is depicted Cathedral vs. Annunciation high at Cathedral young season has turned the spot­ push shot from the firing line in version to a day when the fan to carry the Jays into a lead, that, ter, the St. Fyancis five netted above. Straining to outleap lanky Regis vs. St. Joseph’s at Regis in the waning time, seemed to spell II points while holding the Re­ light on a number of cagers, either the Regis-Colorado Mines contest was just a fan and the grand Raider Bob Burns >s little Johnny Feb. 28—St. Joseph’s vs. St. Francis’ at Cathedral newcomers or bench-bound re­ played Jan. 16 in Golden. Miner viziers of basketball were unen­ victory. But, with only 40 seconds gis squad scoreless to lead at Maes (16), who obviously is not Welby vs. Cathedral at Cathedral remaining, Grabowski arched a the two-minute mark, 32-30- serves in ’48. destined to become Bob Jackson (18) seems to have lightened as to the advafltages of “up” to the task.— (Bill Smyth Regis vs. Holy Family high at Regis familiar DPL figures in their own no desire to dispute the effort The having him stick around for. the Jong, one-handed side shot and fol­ Regulation play terminated at photo) March 7—St. Joseph’s vs. Holy Family high at Cathedral lowed with a keyhole counter that 33-33, hut Gene Haggerty and right. Tossed into positions occu­ Buzz Boys pulled ahead from the second half. In shameful fac£,^ the Annunciation high vs. Welby at Cathedral pied in yesteryear by the Hetts, start to win, 60-37.— (Bill Maguire Rangers were not playing ball lifted the Bulldogs to even ground Bob Burns coupled their buckets while the Bengals were laying in Regis vs. Cathedral at Regis at 26-26. But then, the double for the Raiders to minimize a 10 counters. Sparkmans, Sillstrops, Perrys, etc., photo) Jan. 14. Neither team was playing the late arrivals have done re­ Denver basketball. foul call silenced their growl of sitigle effort Gremlin Steinke Ev Stewart’s charges started Double-headers begin Monday afternoons at Cathedral gym in the extra period. markably well under fire. will make their presence felt in eonque.st. their pursuit of the* crown in high at 3:45 Shd 6 o’clock. Games at Regis begin at 3:45. Quarters The list includes Rich Mess- later tilts. Fred Maes of the Cards Worn, but doggad, tha Ragit> Dewhurst, working the pivot A second-quarter letdown by gear, staying ahead at all stages will be eight minutes. All other rules are the same as those for man of Regis, Dick Hansen of and Walt Saunders of the Uticans man vantad tkair faelingi on a ,po8t in the last quarter for the Ca­ the Mustangs, after they had of the game to halt the Annuncia­ varsity play. Cathedral, Bob Webber of St. are both potential experts. peppy Colorado School of Mines fivatoma Jan. 15. The final thedral squad, led his teammates posted an initial 9-8 lead, enabled tion Redbirds in a 33-24 romp. Francis', George Bravadica of Veteran Stars Vith .seven points, one more than the Holy Family Tigers to pounce Ivan De Herrfera and Bob Garcia Mullen, and Ivan'De Herrera of score wa» 50-37, hut tha Minora Frazzini. Sweeney collected five back for an 18-9 feast. It was collected eight points apiece to Among the vets, these nam^s put on a good thow throughout St. Josaph’s. Massman, partic­ are prominent in every game by in his two-and-a-half sessions of much the same story in the final lead the Bulldogs. Len Grommet ularly, has stood out as a candi­ the eonteft. mlay, the same quota accredited to period. Having fought back to a was the standout for the Cardi­ Altitude, Control Tell reason of consistently sterling per­ date for all-leagua honors by the formances; Bert Olivas, Mullen; On Jan. 28 the Buzz Boys will May. Hansen tallied three, and tie, the i Mullenites stall nals, netting nine points and lead­ mannar in which ha paced the travel to Alamosa to meet Fabrizio completed the scoring again, adding a single free toss ing his squad on the floor. Bob Burhs, Regis; Ric Mares, An­ Rambling Raiders to three nunciation high; Jim Hegw, St. State Teachers’ collie, and Jan. ■register for the Bluejays with his straight triumphs, operating off 80 they will play St. Michael’s winning gift-toss. Story in Junior Openers Francis’: Jack Sweeney, Cathedral; the post like a seasoned compet­ Dick Ochs, St. Joseph’s; and Pete college of Santa Fe, N, Mex., in , DeHerrera and Ochs were the Shucks! Missed Height and sparkling ball-handling were the determin­ itor despite tbe fact that this is Lombard, Holy Family high. Head the iRegis gym. imainstays of St. Joseph’s challeng his first fling at tha hoop sport. The Junior Rangers defeated ^ers with nine and eight markers, ing factors on separate courts as the Junior Parochial Basket­ and shoulders above the rest at The Holy Family Tigers from this time as far as all-star laurels Fitzsimons General hospital, 62- ,respectively. Grabowski connected ball league entered the first round last Saturday. In the East- North Denver and the Annuncia­ 68, in a return eng^eraent the ,once from the field and four times are concerned are Sweeney, the side division, two of the three games played in Sacred Heart tion quintet for the most part rugged Jay center, and Hegge, a hospital Jan. 18. Intzsimons has lat charity lane. Galla measured gym were won by the taller units. On the Regis college floor, must still depend upon holdovers canceled a game vdth the Regis ■two free throws, and Garcia added serious, polished floorman for the in clutch play, but each club has Gremlins. vanity, previously scheduled for ,a single pointer. the Northside tilts went to the squads that controlled the boys who are coming along and ball and worked in for close, shots. Feb. 17. [Regit Forges to Top NORTHSIDE DIVISION Complete Regis SlatisH et Fisbar ...... 16 70 41 44 181 In tbe preliminary contest the St. Patrick’s team, paced by De 11.3 Regie combine checked the wild Parish Quintets Show Eye Heffley ...... 16 62 41 48 185 10.3 galiopings of the Mullen Mui- Angelis vrith six points, led the St. Petry ...... 16 52 29 34 133 8.3 tange to gain the beet league rec­ Clara club to a 6-2 halftime margin, Wallace ...... 15 46 39 36 131 8.t ord of the moment, 3-0. Forcing and retained the front position Moora ...... IS 39 27 38 105 7.0 I hurried paatet and guarding throughout to win, 12-7. St. Clara’s For Hoop, Even Matching Simon ...... 16 37 23 40 97 6.0 cioaely, the Raidera moved to an five limited their own chances by Couraey ...... 16 28 9 34 65 4.0 early quarter lead of 9-6, aa missing 14 foul trys in the fray. The Denver Parish Basketball league opened fire Jan. Watara ...... _...... „.15 17 3 28 37 2.4 they limited the Mullen unit to B. Isenhart and McClimans, 15-16 in the National Guard armory on Logan street. Rapid- Antonelli ...... 11 13 3 13 29 2.6 a aingle free throw during the hitting for 16 and six points each, fire scoring was the keynote of the first league engagement, Sheehan' ...... 10 4 0 S 8 .8 firat aiz minutea. guided their Holy Family team­ Barney ...... 10 2 2 6 6 .6 Shifting to pivot concentration mates to a substantial 29-16 count as the Mt. Carmel Alexians defeated the Annunciation Alum­ (Note: Antonelli, Sheehan, and Borhay have thus far vlayad jin the second frame, the Dick over the Mt. Carmel quintet. ni, 58-55. The Annunciation men warmed up considerably in only a few minutea in tha cloainf raomanta of their games.) [Brown cagers hit the cords on suc- Vecchiarelli scored seven, one more the final minutes, but, as often happens, the gun beat them. Kessive push-ups to trail by one than Gioso, for the losers. In the second round of action tpoint at halftime, 18-17. St. Dominic's cagers held their Saturday night, Sacred Heart SUNDAY DIVISION FROSH CAPTURES REGIS BOWLING HONORS ! A pass to Olivas off the center one-point intermission lead • to team nosed out St. Patrick’s, 31-28, _Mt. Carmal HNS, 33; St. Aufustina’s, itap starting the third quarter put triumph over St. Catherine’s court- in a hotly-contested defensive 28 Terry D. Boyden; freshman at junior class member, was third in >the Mustangs in the lead for the ment, 16-15. Preston, netting nine scrimmage. Annunciation YPC, 40; Aaaumption Regis high school, was top man the total pins class ■with 487. jfir.st and last time. Failure to counters, was the mainstay of the Sunday night saw the Annuncia­ team, 28 among the underclassmen this Sophomore class honors were Kiutjump his foe in this instance winners. Hill and McGinn played tion Young Peoples’ club out-dis­ I St. Aufustina'a week following the third' annual won by Leonard Seifried, and Bob apparently inspired big Dick Mass- out.standing floor games for St. Mt. Carmel HNS I (Bri(hton) Regis High Intramural bowling Carmody was top man for the tance Assumption team ("Welby), G FT Pi G FT P sweepstakes, in which he walked seniors. man, for he repeatedly connected Catherine’s team. 40-28, and Mt. Carmel Holy Name Capra, I 2 0 I Kipp. f 1 1 S with leaping hook shots to gather EASTSIDE DIVISION society put down St. Augustine’s P e rry .I Si Bremkamp. f 1 off with four trophies. The meet The handsome trophies, depict­ 12 of his 18 points during this half. Horiarity, f SIGablehoute, f 0 was held Monday %t the Centennial ing a bowler in action, were A scrappy Assumption five gave (Brighton), 33-28. Piccone, 1 01 M.Krsutier.f S alleys, with 48 students taking awarded Jan.’ 17 by John A. Flana­ After five minutes had elapsed, way in height in losing 20-11. to Member team* are ‘well DItIrro. c 4 Rowe, c ^he count was 21-21, but the Raid­ Ford.g I'Molltnder, e part. gan, director of bowling at Regis Sacred Heart school in the prelim­ pleased with tbe general equal­ Sitriairo, g lie . Erger, e Boyden won the handicap trophy high school. ers stole the sphere and dominated inary contest. Marion of the win­ ity in the league, and they hope LaCoote, s 4|J. Erger, g possession until the final whistle with a total of 595 pins and the ning combination and Tolve of As­ to make this season a standout Carabello, g OiGetz. g trophy for high game with 202 STANDINGS »to triumph. 39-31. sumption team each tallied eight for competitive spirit. ISacki. g f In addition to Massman, Ronnie IStochl’ms, g pins. He was awarded the second- Denver Paroehial League points to lead the scores. STANDINGS place trophy for total pins with Himstreet and Bob Burns notably ToUli IS 7 171 ToUla Basketball *contributed to the victory with It was Schmidt and Roberts of Parish Basketball League 8 10 18 a 499 tally. His efforts captured Blessed Sacrament team and the Referee*; Bahl and J. Soran. the freshman prize also. TEAM W L P u Opp ‘able floor work and seven and six Team W L Pis O.P. Regia ...... 3 0 122 90 points, respectively. LeRoy San Heing brothers of Loyola who com­ SATURDAY DIVISION Assumption I Annunciation Marvin Blaski of the senior Seersd Hsart ...... 1 0 31 28 (Wtlby) YPC class won the second-place trophy Cathedral . . 2 0 70 s o ■dri tallied nine from his center po­ bined to net 16 points for their Mt. Cermsl AUxlant...... 1 0 58 8S respective squads in the tight con­ C FT PI G FT P in the handicap event ■with 690 St. Joaeph’t, 1 1 59 51 sition, and Bert Olivas followed St. Patrick's ...... 0 1 28 31 r.indqolst. f 1 S Ol Dunneb'ke, f 1 Holy Family 1 54 test won by the former on a 23-17 Annunciation Alumni...... 0 1 55 58 pins, and Dick Kintzele, freshman, 1 < 64 him in the production column with Banallo, f 1|T. Quinn, f 4 St. Francia’. 1 2 120 119 five for the Mustangs. count. Tolvo. f SIRrockish. f 1 was third with 589 pins. First SUNDAY DIVISION Fortunato, f 0 N. M uld'n.e 3 award for total pins went to Tom FduIIen .... 1 2 106 1 2 2 Ric Mares Steals Show Though it fought on close terms Annunciation YPC ...... I 0 40 28 Schnabel, e 4! F. Nuld'n, c 0 Mt. Carraal HNS ...... I 0 33 28 Miller with 602, who also walked Annunciation 0 3 76 111 for two quarters, St. Joseph’s Carbone, g SlTaylor. g 0 Though neither team .started the St. Aufustina’i ...... 0 ] 28 33 J. Rotello, g 1 Bums, g away bearing the trophy for the Individual Statistics classy contingent forged ahead Assumption ...... 0 1 28 40 Tuck, g squads that were in position in the after the intermission to vanquish J. Quinn, g junior class. George. Reichert, C FC FT F t.. Avg. PF season’s openers, the St. Fra:icis- Scores Last Week Sacr'mn't, g Webber, S.F___ 3 16 6 3fi 12.6 7 BOB BURNS, Regis forward, looks overhead at the the St. Cajetan five by a 31-10 SATURDAY DIVISION M. Rotello, g 0 Matimarie R...... 3 18 0 36 12.9 11 Annunciation game was almost an Sacred Heart taam. 31; St. Patrick’a, Two ‘Charity Ships’ Htfge, S.F...... 3 11 7 29 9.6 9 margin. Koch and Koenig were ace 28 ToUU 11 S 22 individual battle for the first half, rebound of a shot just attempted by Mustang Bert Olivas men for the winners. Totals 15 10 10 , Germany.—Two “Char­ Olivas, M...... 3 12 3 27 9.0 9 Trailing at the quarter stop, 6-3. (8) in the Sunday triple-bill opener. Johnny Maes (16) is crouched Mt. Carmtl Alaxians, 58; AnnuncUlIon I Bahl and J. Boran. Swatnay, C...... -2 9 7 28 12.5 8 the Cardinals could thank little Ric Alumni, $8 ity Ships” from Holland bearing McCarty, S.F.....3 12 2 28 8.3 6 just behind -Olivas’ arm, and Dan Cronin of Regis at right looks on.— STANDINGS Socrad Haart Taam{ St, Patrick's gifts from Dutch Catholics to the Saodri, M...... 3 11 2 24 8.0 12 Mares for the 13-9 advantage they (Bill Smyth photo) G F T P I G F T P Jtldlngar, M...... 3 9 s 23 7.6 9 enjoyed at tjie half. Intercepting Junior Parochial Basketball German Nuns Leaving Lopez,1 0 1 llCoIaizzI, f s 0 1 six dioceses of the British zone in R. M arat, A...... 3 8 7 23 7.6 S MUares, t s 1 OlColline.t 0 0 1 Germany have arrived at this Haggarty, R...... 3 10 0 30 e.s 6 passes, driving in the center, and Laague Romania and Hungary Itoemer, e 0 lITolva, f TEAM W L Pt. Opp 1 0 8 1 Rhine river port. The gifts were DaHarrara, S.J...2 9 3 19 9.S 6 dribbling from the corners, he M artiaaz, g 4 2 SiSpaneriUi. f 0 0 2 offered at a ceremony in Maria Lys Grommat, A..... 3 7 B 19 6.3 10 scored all but two of the Redbird iSt. Mary's Academy Girls EASTSIDE DIVISION Berlin.—The end of a 26-year Oliraa. g 2 2 2 Reynoldi, e 4 1 2 Burnty R...... 3 9 1 19 6.3 8 markers in one of the classiest St. JoM ph's ...... - 1 0 31 10 educational mission in Romania Lylez, g 1 1 3 u n in ’. c 1 0 2 church by the head of the Catholic Ochi. S J . ____2 6 5 17 8.5 7 M cram ant ____ 1 0 23 17 A leam , g 1 0 0 Melphy, e 4 0 4 Fraxxlnl, S. ___ 2 5 3 13 6.S 6 single-handed exhibitions of the Pretralli. g 0 0 0 Youth Organizations of Holland, On Loveland Pass Ski Trip Sacrod H«art ...... 1 0 20 I t ended with the return of 120 and were formally accepted by SaunderB, H.F.....2 4 4 12 6.0 6 season. ' * LoyeU ...... - ...... 0 I 17 23 Niro, g 1 1 8 Bravadica, M.....3 6 0 12 4.6 s AM umptipa ...w...*...... 0 1 11 20 German nuns of the Order of Rondinelli. g 0 0 0 Cardinal Frings, Archbishop of (St. Mary’s Academy, Denver) Jean Shea, Margie Hansen, Mary Grabeaki, SJ...* 3 e 12 S.0 5 It wai past the four-minute St. Cajetan'z ______...... 0 1 10 31 English Ladies to their mother- Cologne. K unU , R...... 2 5 2 12 6.0 7 clocking in the third canto be­ Ann Sullivan, Marlene Riede, ToUU 12 7 10 T o u ts 18 2 16 On Jan. 15, St. Mary’s ski bus NORTHSIDE DIVISION house in Munich. Eighty others RcftrMz: R«ckw*ll «nd Bihl. fore the Franaaliana could even made a trip to Lovelgnd pass. Betty Swigert, Natalie Bogno^ Holy Family ______1 0 29 le the count at 18-all. Jim Hegge Twenty-seven girls signed up and Marguerite Udry, and Elinor Van S t Domiaic'ft ...... 1 0 te ....i8 will arrive shortly and 120 are' Annunciation | Mt. Carmel notched this tying goal, and Miss Cajrol Morrison was chapei;on. Overschelde, The club’s aftivity S t. Fotrick’o —____ 1 0 12 7 expected to remain in Romania, Alumni I Aloxiant Whole-Live added another, after two hook for January is ice skating. Mt. Carmal ...... ____ 0 I 16 29 where the Red government laat G F T P GFTP The Sports club held its monthly St. CathoriBi’a ...... 1 IS le M arta, f 7 0 SiMarxano, t ahoti by Webber, to pace the ...... 0 1 12 8 0 1 social meeting in the home of Shirley McNamara, a senior at St. Clara's ...... 7 year suspended their activities, Aragon, f 1 0 OIRueaam'no, f 0 0 0 Gremlini to a 24-18 lead at the Connie Smith Jan. 17. Those who the academy, took part in the pro­ SOUTHSIDE DIVISION confiscated schools and properties, * ite . f 3 0 lIDemieo, t 8 1 1 end of the third tetaion. Tliia gram, "These Kids of Ours,” pro­ S t. PhUouBtoa’a ...... 0 29 6 and placed the nuns under house Mueller, t 2 1 SIRouae, f 0 0 1 atteilded were Mary Mulcahy, Schntbd, e 2 3 2IRuaty, e LOBSTER aix-point difference waa re­ duced by Jane Sterling on KOX. St: Leuia’ ...... 0 17 15 arrest. Tbe American military 8 6 2 Betty Murray, Eileen Lawless, S t John's ...... 1 € 20 Talley, e 0 0 SISaulino. e 0 2 1 tained until the final momenta, Shirley McNamara, Dolores Kavan, S t Mary’s girls v^o rode in S t Fraacla' ...... 0 1 16 17 government arranged for the repa­ Lopez, c 0 0 1 ICroIU, e 1 0 2 when Marea hit- tha net for the the stocky show 'this week were St. Jamos'—No acora % triation after the nuns had ap- Sparkman, g 3 3 3IInnacito, g 1 1 4 laat time to lead hia tearamatea Annabdle Monaghan, Betty Little, St. Vincant 4I* Paul'*—No acara ealed to Cardinal Faulhauber of Chapman, g 3 1 OlPerry. g 0 0 1 lacladea Potateai, Braads, Papal Gift Stolen Alexander, g 1 1 2 Garcia, g 1 0 0 DINNER from the field on tha short and Pat Killian, Elisa and Jane Eyre, Scorei La«t Week lunich. Cardinal Faulhauber is Landrum, g 1 0 2 Labate, g 4 1 .8 and Drink. ^ of a 32-28 margin. Joan Braun, and Jo Mulligan. Sev^ EASTSIDE DIVISION reported making similar arrange­ lU lU no. f 1 0 1 Freiburg, Germany.—The I^apal — ^ ... __ Steinke tallied nine to lead Jim emblem embossed on some 500 eral firsts and seconds were re­ St. Jeaaph'f, 31; S t CaJaUu't, 10 ments to repatriate German nuns ported. Saerad Haart taaia. 20; Ataumptlan frqm Hungary. ToUla 23 8 201 ToUU 24 10 17 Hegge by one point for the St yards of cotton material recently taam, I I Francis team. Center Bob Webber stolen from a Catholic Charities An assembly was held Friday, Blataad Sacramaat taam, IS; Layala. was next in scoring with five. Be train may help in its recovery. The Feb. 14. The orchestra played two 17 College in China Runs aides the 16 that Mares compiled material was a gHt of the Holy selections, “American "youth’’ and NORTHSIDE DIVISION Sho^eshine Boys’ Club QUALITY PET SUPPLY 1/Cn Groinmett had six and Bob Father to former Germaijerman prisoners “Grand March,’’ and the sophomore S t Patrick’a, 12; S t Clara’s, 7 Martinez four for the Scotty Mc­ class gave a panel discussion on Holy Family taam, 20; Mt. Carmal Siamna Kitteni, of war. taam, 10 Hong Kong.—The Poor Boys’ Pappiai, CanariM, RESTMNUWT Gregor cagers. the family. “0086 participating S t Daminic’it lOt St. Catkartna'a, 15 club of Wah Yan coBege here is were Jo Ann Elliott, chairman; Parakaett, ^ Private Entrance SOUTH8IOE DIVISION composed mainly of shoeahine Goldaa OtficUI AAA Pilgrim Church Burns Kay Dignan, Connie Smith, Mar­ S t Pbllomtaa'a. 20; St Joka’i, 6 boys. It is sponsored by the Rev. KwUarmnt ^Convenient Parking Students to Match Years ion Sherer, Lora Lee Andrews, S t Louii', 17) St, Fraaclt', IS Hamstars, Basel, Switzerland.—Famous St. Joseph Howatson, S.J., of the Wbita Mica * Air Conditioned With Dollars for Relief Nancy McCabe, Janice Thompson, college faculty and is 'financed by * Completely Carpeted Mary’s pilgrimage church at Trun Helen Crisman; "Joanne Kafka, Gold A Tropi­ New Orleans. — Students of in the Canton Graubuenden, Switz­ Mission Education graduates and students of the col­ cal FUh, Aqua- Joann Seep, Carol McCunniff, l i e . Members are between 12 Catering to Loyola University of the South erland, was almost totally de- Betty Jane Geiger, and Mary Jess Bangalore, Mysore, India. -- riumi and hope to raise a dollar for each steoyed by fire. H undr^s of an­ and 14 years old. The boys get Suppitas Stracken. p Nearly 76 per cent of South India’s physical training in games, moral year of the Christian era i in the cient votive tablets were lost The Church Unity Octave is being BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS first monetary drive of the year literate ^pulation owes its educa­ instmctions, and a supper, and Pal SuppHu A RmmtUtf church waa established in 16^ and observed by the recitation of tha tion to Christian miuionaries, the club bank that pays 40 per pc cent Freth A Proem Horse Uemu Call SP. 9700 . PE. 0905 for foreign student relief—4 1 , was a Baroque masterpiec^. It is official prayer daily before the 1578 So. Broadway 949. Prime Minister of Mysore, A. R. interest on the ooys’ earnings is LB14 GLENARM AC. 0181 For Rasorvationt to be rebuilt after tbe old pattern. Blessed Sacrament. Mudaliar, said. encouraged. N 1

PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thurtdoy, January 20, 1949 Fr. Mohoney to Conduct VISION IS LIFE'S GREATEST "MIRAaE" Msgr. Higgins Archbishop Vehr 2 Classes af Auditians Not t r t r j man in offica or (hop ha* parfact rition. But ha Retreat for Fronsolions Set far Y a u n g Artists! doat hara a specific job to do. That job requires its own seeing Gives Address skill— at a near point— or medium point—or far ranga point— (St. Fraacis da Salas’ Parish, sophomores on Jan. 31,/Feb. 1 and To Give Awards The Colorado State Federation Federation of Music Clubs, to b or a combination of all tbraa. Seeing is a critical tool of Danvar) 2. Their retreat will close at th> of Music Clubs, under the direc­ held in Dallas, Tex., Jtfaich 2'^ 8:30 Masa on Feb. 3. production. ^ The Rev. Thomas Mahqney, tion of Mrs. Paul Bock, chairman; through April 3. Applications musU To Altar C.M., assistant director of the Vin­ Father Mahoney, son of Mrs. reach Mrs. Bock, 3506 Lowell On Scout Sunday Mrs. William P, Turner, state centian Foreign Mission society, Katherine h^ahoney of 793 S. Og­ boulevard, Denver, by Jan. 31, will conduct a three-day retreat den street, was graduated from St The Rev. Michael F. Kavanagh president; and Clarence C. Moore, Bulletins giving rules may be obi SWIGERT BROS. (Blefseii Sacrament Paritli, for juniors and seniors of St. Fran- Frajicis de Sales’ grade school. He Danrer) of St. Mary’s parish, Colorado KOA program director, will spon­ tSined from Mrs. Bock. was ordained in S t Mary’s semi­ sor two classifications of music ISSO Califarma OptametriBU KEystone 7651 The meeting of the Altar and nary, Perryville, Mo., in June, Springs, will be the speaker at the ATTEND LORETTO 1939. auditions in Denver soon. The Roaary society was held on Jan. Scout Sunday services to be held Young Artists’ auditions will be HEIGHTS WOMEN’S CLUBI Better VUion Good Service 14, with Mrs. D. G. Mulligan pre­ FolH^owing his ordination he in the Denver Cathedral Sunday, held on Sunday, Feb. 13, at 10 BAZAAR for Every Age At Right Prices siding. Monsignor William Higgins spent , a period of time in China but is now assisting in the Feb. 6, beginning at 4 p.m. Fa­ a.m._ in the KOA studios of the Feb, 3, 4, and 5 was guest speaker for the after­ National Broadcasting company, GLASSES INDITIDUALLT STTLBD noon and gave an interesting talk direction of the foreign mission ther Kavanagh is assistant pas­ 6pac« Courteey of on the highlights of his recent work for the Vincentian Fathers. tor in St. Mary’s parish, a former 1625 California street. This will trip to Europe. Mrs. Mulligan Father Mahoney, a Fransalian area chaplain for the Boy Scouts include four classifications; Piano, SAM FRANK DRUG COJ BmuMniuiDi thanked Father Harold V. Camp­ himself, is well known to the stu­ in Colorado Springs, and teacher violin, voice, and organ, and in­ CoUax at Downinf KE m f bell, the officers, committee chair­ dents at St. Francis’. and athletic director in S t Mary’s volves a $1,000 prize in each classi­ men and their assistants, and all 8400 Donated high school. Archbishop Vehr will fication. In piano, violin, and or­ Requiescant who assisted her during the year The League of the Sacred Heart award the Ad Altare Del cross to gan, the age bracket is 20 to 30 SAVE X m E THEODORE to carry on the work of the society. has contributed $400 to the Sacred a large group of Catholic Bdy years, and in the case of voice the Scouts at this same service. age bracket is 25 to 35 years. AIVD MOISEY In Pace The following slate of officers Heart seminary burse of St Fran­ was presented by Mrs. Karl Mayer, cis de Sales’. Anyone interested All Catholic Cub Scouts and Boy The second auditions will be for INCOME TAX SERVICE HACKETHALj chairman of the nominating com­ may send contributions to Mrs. M. Scouts in the city of Denver, students, 16 to 23 years of age, $2.50 up MICHAEL J. HOWARD, 88S0 Zuni mittee, and was unanimously Boss, treasurer, 817 S. Sherman. whether they belong to Catholic- in piano, voice, violin, organ, and Btreet. Husband of Anna Howard; fa­ sponsored troops or not, are ex­ GR. 8768 ther of James M. and Mary Howard. elected: Mrs. D. G. Mulligan, presi­ The Mothers’ auxiliary of Boy violin-cello. They will be held in MORTUARY ! Requiem Hisrb Mass was offered Jan. 15 dent; Mrs. H. E. Bowlds, first vice Scout troop 126 will meet in the pected to participate in this Scout Denver on Sunday, Feb. 20, at 10 in St. Ptftrlek'a church. Interment Mt. president; Mrs. James McCarthy; home of Mrs. James Anderies, 430 Sunday observance. A special in­ a.m. at KOA. The succeeding dis­ William O’Brien, Associate | Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. S. York street, Thursday, Jan. 20, vitation is extended to parents, FRANK S. MARINO. 8565 Quivai second vice president; Mrs. Louis trict auditions of both artists and 1449-51 Kalamatb St. | street Father of Francis Marino. Den­ Dispense, third vice president; at 1:16 p.m. A dessert luncheon friends, and adult scouters to be students will be held simultane­ ver: .brother of John Marino and Rose Mrs. T. H. Kemme, secretary; Mrs. will be served. Mrs. Joseph Smith present in the Cathedral for the ously in Denver Sunday, March 6, Phone MAin 4006 g Ricotta, Denver; Tony and Joseph Ma­ will assist as co-hostess. All mem­ very interesting ceremony. All rino and ConcbetU Cardllla. Los Angeles, Chester Wibel, treasurer; and Mrs. at KOA at 10 a.m. mniiminuiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiHnHioiiinE^^ Calif.- Requiem High Mass was offered Arnold Olsen, historian. bers are invited to attend. scouts are to gather on the Logan The Student Winners’ auditions Jan. 18 in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel The care of the candelabra was street side of the Cathedral at Father Campbell thanked the end with the district contest, but church. Interment Mt Olivet. Boule­ assigned as follows: Week of Jan. 3:30 p.m. on that afternoon. The the Young Artists’ auditions win­ vard mortuary. officers for their work during the Rev, Thomas Mahonay, C.M. 24, Mrs. Ryan and Mrs. Hughes; first class Boy Scouts not mimbers Call a EU ZA B ETH C. McQUEARY, 814 year, especially the retiring offi­ ners will proceed to the National Galapago street. Wife of S. J. Mc- week of Jan. 31, Mrs. Dunst and of Catholic-sponsored troops should cers, Mrs. Harry White, secreta^, cis de Sales’ high school on Jan. Queary; mother of Harvey P. Davidaon 24, 25, and 26. The retreat will Mrs. Johnson; week of Feb. 7, contact Father Charles T. Jones, ZOISE CAB and Mrs. Esther Cottabile; elater of E. and Mrs. David Douglas, third vice Mrs. Smith and Mra. Wensinger; EA. 2026, to see whether they may MAin 7171 D. Barkley. Oliver. DL. and Lydia Drake. president, for their splendid work. close at the 8 :30 Mass Jan. 27. Marshall. 111. Requiem High Mass is Father Mahoney will conduct week of Feb. 14, Mrs. Birkisle and qualify for the reception of the Prompt. Coorttons Sorrtce being offered at 10 o'clock Thursday, Two new perpetual members were Mrs. Yeager; and week of Feb. 21, Ad Altare Dei cross. CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING CHEAPER RATES Jan. 20. in St Rose of Lima's church. the retreat for the freshmen and 2-WAY-RADIO announced, Mrs. John Ruddy, and Mr*. Dunst and Mrs. Johnson. Interment Mt Olivet Boulevard mor­ Mrs, Celia McCauley. Reports from scoptmasUrs in CLEAN NEW CABS tuary. The Donnelly circle will meet in the Denver area this week indicate MARIA CONSTANTINE PEDOTA, New members received into the the home of Mrs. Harry Anderson, that as many as 60 boys may re­ Classified Ads 4580 Garrison road, Arvada. Mother of society were Mrs. P. S. Hopkins, Guild Counselors ll will pay yoa la r o a d ALL of th* following advortiaamoDta. Louis Pedota, Arvada; Rose Urslni. Oak­ 1376 S. Corona street, on Thurs­ ceive the Ad Altare Dei cross from land. Calif.; and Dominie Pedota, ; Mrs. Fred C. Mundary, and Mrs. day, Jan. 20, at 1 p.m. Archbishop Vehr. The troop from sister-in-law of Marla Rosa Pedota. W. J. Bindel. Hostesses for the Need Assistants Officer* to Be EUctod St. Louis’ parish, Englewood, is 2406 FEEERAL Also survived by 11 grandchildren and social hour that followed were WANTED: Room and Board two great-grandchildren. Requiem High The Altar and Rosary society leading the list in total number of HELP WANTED Hass is being offered at 10 o'clock Mrs. Chester Wibel, Mrs. James GL. .5709 Three counselors of the Arch­ will hold a covered-dish luncheon boys who will receive the award. BOY now attending Regie High most have GIRL needed to help care for two chU->| Thursday, Jan. 20, in St. Anne's shrine. McCarthy, Mrs. Harry White, Mrs. bishop’s guild met with the girls board and room at once to continue studies. Arvada. " Interment M t Olivet Boule­ David Douglas, and Mrs. D. G. ir the assembly room of the rec­ NO'nCE TO CREDITORS dren. Room and board and. amall wagta«’| at the Queen of Heaven orphanage Willing to work. References. Phone; EAst 6267. The Day Mortuary hat a vard mortuary. Mulligan. tory at 1 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 21. ESTATE OF VIRGINIA FRANCIS Gl. 8602. ANDREW VULETICH. at Lead. S. in Denver Jan. 17. The girls of All members are invited. TATUM. *1*0 known u VIrsini* Fr*ncU very simple plan for pre­ Dak. Cousin of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Vule- Our Lady of Lourdes circle met the home gave an entertainment. Mrs. L. Wenzinger, president, Sura*. DECEASED. No. 86464. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS tich of 2270 Dexter. Requiem High Jan. 11 in the home of Mrs. J, Notice 1* hereby given th»t on the 21*t arranging a funeral. Mass was offered Jsn. 15 in Holy Rosary There still is need of a few more will conduct the monthly meeting, d»y of December. 1948. letter* of *dminU- WOOD SALE—Kindliiix, range, heater, church. Interment Mt. Olivet Olinger Johns. Prizes were awarded Mrs farnaee, flreplaee blocks, mill ends—De- INTERIOR painting and wall washiDgel volunteers for big sisters. Any which will follow at 2 p.m. Of­ tretion were l»*ued to the undersigned «i Free estimates and auintestions given td | m ortuary. Bart O’Hara, Mrs. Fred Rawls, and •dminiitrator of the *boTe n»med »»t»W liversd 13.00. KEyitone 348*. We recommend that you get CATHERINE O'CRADY. 1040 W. Col­ guild member who is interested ficers for the coming year will be beautify your home. Phones TAbor lQ07g| Mrs. S. J. Johns. should contact Mrs. Margaret end all pereon* having elaima against aald Bemie Land. in touch with us for further fax. Mother of John (Bert) O’Grady. elected and installed at this time. required to file them fo r eUow- FURNITURE William J. and Patrick J. O'Grady of Mrs. Thomas Lynch, Mrs. John Volk at GE. 4486. The counselors The program chairman, Mrs. W. ance In tha County Court of the Ci^ and FURNTTURB bought, sold or traded foi information. Denver, and Mrs. Bess Quinlan. Cheyenne. Sutton, and Mrs. William Sagstet- who attended this meeting were Schrodt. has arranged to hav-o a County of Denver. Colorado, within atx caab. HIgbttt eaab prleci paid. Eetimatea POSITION WANTED Wyo. Requiem Mass was offered Jan. 16 months from said daU or aaid elaima will in St. Leo's church. Interment M t Olivet ter will be hostesses to St. Joseph’s Margaret Volk, Isabelle McNama­ guest speaker. on all eleeeea of merebandiaa. Open eve- George Haekethal service. circle on Friday, Jan. 21. ra, and Eileen Koester. The president urges every mem­ be forever barred. nlnga until 9 p.ra., Sundays 8 a.m. to 12 CATHOLIC lady, age 48. expert cook ao d ;| MELQUIADES CRESPIN, 1727 Wyn- Isabelle McNamara asks all Catholic Register noon. Pbonaai PE. 4014 or RA. 8423 dietician, wishes a position of houiekeeperif koop. Father of Francisco, Gregorio. Little Flower circle members ber to attend this meeting in order Hilled 12/22/48 Gory'i Fomitura, 1600 So. Broadway. for Catholic print. The Reglaur. Box 1620/ First publication to be within "15 d»y* M onum ents tn d Simon also survived circles to contact her at SP. 2181 to meet the new officers. Box W. , Creipin; will hold their meeting in the home after Usuance of Letter*. 8. L. '47 amend­ by 28 grandchildren and 20 great-grand­ and give her the names of new PAINTING AND DECORATING We have erected many beauti­ of Mrs. Martin Currigan with Circl* to Moet ment of See. 197. 1085 C.S.A. ful monuments in Mt. Olivet children. Services were held Jan. 15 in Mrs. Harry McGrayal and Mrs. presidents to be included in the St. Joseph’s circle will meet in Bernard E. Engler. Firat elaaa Painting and Decorating Gl APARTMENT WANTED Annunciation church. Interment Mt Adminlatrator. 7471. Olivet. Presidents’ club now in formation. the assembly room of the rectory Cameterv. John Healey assisting, on Friday, YOUNG employed couple need quiet, clean J JOSE A. MARTINEZ. 1117 2«th street Jan. 21. Precious Blood Cirble Wednesday, Jan. 26. at 1 p.m. Husband of Emma Marlines: son of Mr. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND American Pennant two or three room furnished apartment on4 A. T. THOMSON Mrs. Ann Utecht entertained the Mrs. Hugh O’Grady and Mrs. Ida DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP No. n or No. 13 bus lines. Call Ke. 42oM and Mrs. Cosme Servey: brother of Mrs. Mrs. A. Allord with Mrs. Dyon will be hostesses. Elxtv 8 Monday through Wednesday. ^ 600 Sherman St. TA 8018 Chris Casados and Mrs. Frank Ruis. Thomas Fahey assisting, will be members of the Precious Blood Mfg. Co. Requiem Mass was offered Jan. 14 in hostesses to St.-Norbert"s circle in circle in her home Jan. 15. The "The Rev. Frederick McCallin ESTATE OF FANNIE B. MECHLING. St. Caietan'a church. Interment Mt will address St. Paul’s guild at the DECEASED. No. 88992 LETTERING AND DECORATING O livet circle had its Christmas party and BRICK REPAIRS the Allord home on Friday, Jan. Notice ii hereby given that on the 28d OF ALL ATHLETIC UNIFORMS RAYMOND RAGLAND, 2909 S. Broad­ 21. gift exchange which had been post­ meeting on Friday, Jan. 21, at 8:30 day of February. 1949. I will preaent to the p.m. in the assembly room of th% CHENILLE LETTERS, EMBLEMS BRICK REPAIRS: Speeitliaing In brh GOOD CLOTHES NEED way. Husband of Mrs. Erma Ragland; poned because of the weather. The County Court of the City and County of father of Barbara. Jacqulin, and Renee On Friday, Jan. 21, St. Jude’s rectory. He will review the bo(Jk Denver. Colorado, my account* lor final y AND HONOGBAHS pointing and repairing, also eaniklng andl Ragland; ton of Mr., and Mrs. J. M. members will enjoy the hospitality girls also revealed secret sisters settlement of the adminiatratlon of said painting. DE. 886a WALTER EVANS.I NOT BE EXPENSIVE The End of the Santa Fe Trail, by 4 814 14th St.. FanUu BaiUlng. KE 3387 < 946 Steela. Ragland: brother of Lee Ragland. Den­ of Mrs. Glenn Davis in her home. and drew for new ones. The eve­ Mtate. when and where all persons In ver: Floyd Ragland of Granby, and Mrs. ning was spent in entertainment Sister . interest may appear and object to them, Marie Fry of La Creseenta. Calif. Re­ Mrs. Charles Parslow will enter­ and refreshments were served, Franklin Fiske, chief of the if they lo desire. THE quiem Mass was offered Jan. 19 in St. tain St. Rita’s circle in her home Denver restaurant inspection de­ Notice is also hereby given that thera Louis* ehtireh, Englewood. Interment M t on Tuesday, Jan. 25. Littia Flower Circle has been filed in aaid eiUU a petition ask­ CHECKER CABS Olivet. partment, visited the school cafe­ ing for a judicial aacertajnnncnt and de­ PETER RITKOUSKI, father of Pete The Very Rev. Harold V. The members of the Little teria last week and after a termination of the heirs of such deceased, ED DUNDON ENGLISH Ritkouski. Welby. Son of Mrs. Florence. Campbell left Sunday evening for Flower circle enjoyed an evening thorough check-up delivered a most and setting forth that the names, addresses TA. 2233J Ritkouski; brother of Zig and Leonard at the home of Edna Hartman and relationsbip of all persons, who are or Ritkouski. Catsie Rosinski, Kate Man- Chicago to attend a directors’ satisfactory report. He especially claim to be heirs of said deceaaed, so far tych. Sadie Rhodes; and Ruth Fay; and meeting of the Priest’s Eucha­ when they gave a surprise shower commended the student body for as known to the petitioner, are aa follows, TAILORS grandfather of Kathleen Ann Ritkouski. ristic league. honoring Mrs. Lillian Lieker. The the perfect discipline maintained to-wit: Alice Meebling Skaife, 1148 Vine eoi FIFTEENTH STREET Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Thurs­ meeting was held Jan. 19. Street, t^ver, Colorado, daughter; Eu­ WE HAVE MOVED day Jan. 20 In the Capitol chipel. Re­ Father Mulcahy baptized the in­ in the lunch hour. gene Meehling, 23 Rutgers Place, Scan- Combine Quality and Style quiem Mass will be offered at 9 o'clock fant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Morning Star Circle "The Very Rev. Joseph P. O’Her dale. New Yotic. eon; David L. Maahling. at Prices You Can Afford Friday, Jan. 21. (n St. Joseph's (Polish) Leonard Jan. 16. The sponsors Mrs. Carrie Barry will be host­ on, pastor of St. Louis’, Engle­ 1148 Vino Street, Denver. Colongio, hna- church. Interment Mt. Olivet. ess to the members of the Morning band. ABEGG-FEUOWS Printing Co. JOHN P. STECKLINE. Brighton. Hus­ were Thomas Joseph Walsh, with wood, was a visitor in the grade Accordingly, notice It also hereby given band of Angelina Steckllne; father of proxy John Leonard, and Mary Star circle in her home on Friday school recently. He was especially that upon the dete aforesaid, or the day to 1454 Wehon in Rear • Denver • KE. 4054 John and Anna Steckline. Mrs. Seraphine Regina LaValle. evening, Jan. 21. The evening will interested in the newly installed which the hearing may be. continued, the Schaffer. Kansas; Mrs. Bemadine Hirsch. be spent in sewing and planning a public address system, which is in Court will proceed to receive and hear CALL FR. 9986 FOR Brighton: Mrs. Laura Calerich. Denver: proob concerning the hein of such de- and Mrs. Tony Dodero. Plsttevllle. Serv­ potluck dinner to be given soon. full operation. Sister Mary Owen, oeaaed, and, upon the proofs submitted, EXPERT RADIO REPAIR- ices were held Jan. 18 in St. Augustine's Bleited Sacrament Circle principal of the grade school, as will enter a decree in eaid estate determin­ church. Interment Brighton. Greek Lines Thursday evening, Jan. 20, will well as the entire grade school ing who are the heirs of snch deceaaed person, at which hearing all persona claim­ DSG - FREE DELIVERY w. o. WILLIAM L. McM il l a n be the date of the next meeting of teaching staff and pupils, is ing to be h ein a t law of such decaaaod Funeral services were held Jan. 18 for Up Anti-Moscow Ranks Blessed Sacrament circle when the reaping full benefits of the system. may appear and present their propfa. All Work Guaranteed Warrant OfSeer WitHam L.. McMillan, women will be entertained at the The complete visual aid equipment » . B. C. HillUrd. Jr.. who died Nov. 12. 1948, when a fire _ Montreal. — On the farewell home of Mildred Connell. The is being enjoyed by all the grades Administrator. rased an army billet in Seoul. Korea. visit here of Patriarch - elect This notice la issued pursuant to See. 227, McMillan waa born Jan. 16, 1916. in circle will have its election of offi­ also. as am end^, and See. 13, Ch. 176, '36 0.8.A. Patronize Authorized Dealer Los Angelei. Calif. He came to Denver Athenagoras, it was revealed that cers at this meeting. Parents and parishioners are \ aa a boy and waa educated here. He en­ the See of Constantinople is chal­ listed in the army In December, 1933. Our Lady of Fatima Circla asked to keep in mind the coming NOTICE TO CREDITORS and waa promoted to a warrant officer lenging the position in the Greek Mary Torley was re-elected baked goods and food sale to be ESTATE OF Mae Miller Brown, also ARVIN RADIOS in 1943. Bis stepfather. John M. Buck- Orthodox world of the Red-con- president of Our Lady of Fatima held in the grade school on Sunday, known a t Mae M. Brown and Mra. Carl ela, now retired, for many years waa an trolled Patriarchate of Moscow, F. Brown, deceaaed. No. 86668. ofFicial of the Denver army recruitios of­ circle when members held their last Jan. 30, after the 7 o’clock Mass Notice is hereby given that on the 7th THE BLARNEY SHOP fice. according to the Ensign, national meeting Jan. 15. Alvira Pawloski and continuing until all foods are day of January, 1940, letters of adminis­ Register Advertisers McMillan had served at many of the Canadian Catholic paper published tration wera Usued to the undersigned as IMS EaiI Coiftx PR. 99M was hostess to the circle in her sold. army's major posts and had been in Korea in Kingston, Ontario. home. The new secretary-treasurer The Widgets met St. John’s administrator of the above named eetate since January, 1948. The army had or­ and all persona having elaima against t dered him to Tokyo, where he was to The new head of the Constanti­ is Rosemary Bastar. team in a Junior Parochial tilt be­ aaid eatate are required to file them for be joined fay his wife. Elisabeth, and their nople see is uniting all the Greek Queen of Heaven Circle tween halves at the Denver uni­ ellowence fa) the County Court of the City three-year-old daughter, Patricia Ann. Orthodox Churches that have and County of Denver, Colorado, within fix HOSPITAL shortly before he died. An election of officers was held versity field house on Monday eve monthi from said data or said claims wi'il In addition to his wife, daughter, and broken away from the Moscow by the members of Queen of Heav­ ning. They were defeated, 6-4. be forever barred. stepfather, he is survived by his mother, Patriarchate because of the Com en circle at their meeting on Jan. B. C. HILLIARD, JR., / EQUIPMENT Mrs. Anna H. Buekela, and a sister, Jo munist domination of the see, 18, at which time Mrs. Rose Fuchs Administrator. Ann. All resiije at 363 S. G rant s tre e t Catholic Register Requiem High Maas was offered Jan. which on occasions has lent itself was hostess. Frances Graves was 'Once Upon Parode' Mailed 1/8/40 A 18 in St. Francis de Sales’ church. In­ to propaganda work for Stalin. At elected president, Mrs. Agnes Tell Them Hospital • • - Institutional i terment Mt. Olivet. Olinger mortuary. the same time he is building up Rueschhoff, secretary-treasurer; NO'nCE TO CREDITORS To Be Staged for Youth ESTATE OF John Mickolomki, aUo known Wheel Chairs • Dish Truckt f MRS. MARGARET OBERKRAEMER resistance among the,groups under Mrs. Francene Esser, publicity a j John Miehaelowaki, deceaaed. No. Wheel Stretchers O Traf 5. Mrs. Margaret Oberkraemer, native of his jurisdiction to fight all efforts chairman; and Mrs. Rose Fuchs, 86610. Trucks a Inhalators' 1 Denver, died Jan. 16 in a local hospitaL of Uie Communists to extend the linen chairman. The new linens On Saturday, Jan. 22, Junior Notice la hereby given that on the 13th Instrument Tables | Born in Denver in 1880, Mra. Ober­ influence of the Moscow Patri were distributed at this meeting. Entertainment, Inc., presents the day of January, 1940, letters of edminiatra- kraemer was the daughter of George Wil­ third show of its series of per­ Uon were iasued to th* undersigned as ad­ Electric Food Conv^om ^ liam and Bridget Moffitt. early-day set­ archate. Frances Graves entertained the ministrator of the above named eeUt* end Casters O Industrial T r u c k i tlers from Ireland. Mrs. Oberkraemer at­ members of the circle and other formances for children at Phipps all pereone having elaiins against said You Read In the "Sacred Cow,” a plane auditorium, Denver. tended public schoola here. that formerly was used by Presi­ guests at a surprise shower honor saUtc are required to file them for allow­ ARMSTRONG She is survived by her husband, Fred ing Mrs. Francene Esser on Thurs­ The Denver university players ance in the County Court of the City and Oberkraemer, 1894 W. Colfax; three dents Roosevelt and "Truman, will give Once Upon a Parade, County of Denver. Colorado, within six CASTER CO. sons, Louis, Oakland. Calif.; William and day, Jan. 13. months from said daU or said cleiraa srill Athenagoras I flew to Istanbul which was the prize winning play 828 14TH ST. Fred Oberkraemer, Jr.; two daughtera, from New York for his enthrone­ The infant daughter of Mr. and be forever b erra d ." Mrs. Norma Miller and Mrs. Pearl Myers; Mrs. Robert H. Hodges was bap­ in last year’s children’s play com­ B. C. HILLIARIk JR., TAbor 4692 a sister. Mrs. Kate Henry, and a brother, ment as the Greek Orthodox Pa petition sponsored by Junior En­ Administrator. John Moffitt, all of Denver. Requiem triarch of Constantinople. He was tised Mary Katherine on Jan. 16 Catholic Register Their Ad Hass is being offered at 9:80 o'clock by the Rev. Joseph Leberer. The tertainment, Inc. Mailed 1/13/49 Thursday. Jan. 20, in St. Elisabeth’s formerly the Greek Orthodox There will be two performances, church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Theodore Archbishop of New York. ceremony was held at the Immacu­ No. T. I.-34 Hsckethal mortuary. late Conception Cathedral. Ann at 2 p. m. and at 4 p.m. Tickets NOnCE OF PURCHASE OF REAL Peketc and Richard Hodg;es are the will be on sale before each show ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF APPU- WILLIAM J. COURTNEY Tough on Priests baby’s godparents. A reception for at the box office at Phipps audi­ CATION FOR ISSUANCE OF A William J. Courtney, who spent his torium. ____ TREASURER'S DEED boyhood in Denver, died Jan. 8 in Phoe­ the family was held immediately Office of the Treainrer, In s w nix, Aris., where he had resided the past Vienna.—Priests and religious in following the ceremony in the No. T. I.-26 City and County of Denver, 12 years. Funeral services were held Czecho-Slovakia have been declared Hodges home. NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF Manicipal Beildina, Denver. Colerado Jan. 12 with interment in Phoenix. Mr. ineligible for new clothing cards BEAL ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and Courtney’a wife died laat May. St. Patrick'* Circle ^PLICATION FOB ISSUANCE OF more eapecially to T. McDeraith, He is survived by two daughters. Mrs. that would enable them to buy The monthly meeting of St. Pat­ TREASURER'S DEED Charlea M. Surborongb, Inet M. Jacobs, Millieent Keiteher and Therese Courtney; textiles and footwear in govern rick’s circle was held in the home Office of the Treaaurer, City and County Pauline Van De Venter (Aleo known as six brothers, the Rev. Henry Courtney. ment stores on the same basis as of Catherine Pogliano on Jan. 12. of Denver Pauline A. Van Deventer), Charlee Gerald O.S.B., St. Benedict's abbey. Atchison, wage earners. They are forced to ' Htinielpal Bnildlng. Denver, Colorado Scarborough, Hiram Wendell Scarborongh, THE REGISTER Kans.; Clement Courtney. Oak Park, 111.; 'fwo new members were admitted TO WHOM. IT MAY CONCERN, and William Bertram Scarborough, City and Raymond Courtney, Colorado Springs; buy clothing in the “free market,” to the circle at this meeting; they more espeelelly to Agnet Hempt. Edward County of Denvar, Bchool Diatriet No. 1, Hempt. Katherine ^-undberg. Ccemopoll^ Of greater consolation than Charles and Justin Courtney, Denver, where prices are 300 to 600 per are Mrs; Terry Grant and Mrs, in th* City and County of I^nver and and Gerald Courtney, Topeka, Kans.; and cent higher. Regularly employed Cgaugity Cempeny, The South Denver Fl- SUU of Colorado, e-o S. A rthur Henry. five sisters, Sister Mary Raymond, Mary Lou Moore.- Dgnee Company, City end C ouW of You and each of you are hereby notUied money or other consumable Wichita. Kans.; Sister Mary Ancilla. catechists are the only persona en­ Mr. and Mrs. James Sweeney Denver, School Diatfict No. 1, in the City that on the 8th day of DeeamlUr, 1988, Cincinnati, 0.; Sister Clare, gaged in religious activities en­ announce the birth of a baby and C

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PAGE TWELVE Office, 998 lonneck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 420S Thuradoy, Joniiery 20, t949 Recent Bride Papal Authority Center Planning Japan Pilgrimage Priests Aid Newlyweds Of All Christian Unity F o m ily in C ar Crash By Riv. J am es B. H a m b l in The strength given the Church Of all the foolish opinions held by unity in Peter and his succes­ Two Denver priests, Fathers by modern men none betrays a sors in the Roman See became even John Haley and Robert McMahon, less realistic understanding of the more precious as -Christianity gained notice this week for giving nature of religion than the state* spread throughout the world. And ment: “I can believe anything; no assistance to a family that suffereo the evidence of the authority of a bad auto accident near Kern- one can tell me what I have to Rome came from many sources. merer, Wyo. do.” Tertullian (230) directly affirmed Such an attitude is the unwar­ the primacy of Peter and the Ro­ Constance Butterfield, 7, of ranted conclusion that has re­ man Church rendered illustrious by Myrna, Neb., was killed; her la ­ sulted from the struggle to guar­ his blood. Even after he fell into ther, Edwin, suffered frozen hands; her mother’s back was broken, and antee the inalienable rights of Montanism (a heresy concerning Peno'Tread gives this soms men. It comes from mistakins the work of the " Holy h Spirit) he a sister, 3, incurred minor injuries. legal or civil rights for mora continued to recognize the Roman The Butterfield car rolled 300 feet double protection to your cor rights. A man willill not ■be thrown Pontiff as the Supreme Pontiff, down an embankment. . . . normal tire traction PLUS into iail for refusing to believe this the Bishop of Bishops, and plainly The priesta, who were on their or that (this would be violating recognized that his decrees are way to Sun Valley, Ida., were strong, penetrating steel daw s his legal or- civil rights) but he obligatory on all Catholics. flagged down by a trucker, who that control skids on ice, snow might be thrown into hell for re­ St. , in his work De saw the lights of the overturned or greasy blacktop. fusing to obey the manifest will Unitate Eeol$gia* (260), written auto in the canon. Taking a flash­ of G(^. Man has no right to reject against the Novatians, deals di­ light and sleeping bag, the padres Before a Nuptial Mass the truth. Neither has he a right to rectly with the unity of every went down the dangerous slope. The former M arcella reject the authority of God. celebrated at 10 o’clock by particular church under its Bishop. Father McMahon carried the in­ Wagner, above, daughter of It should be evident, then, that He plainly asserts that the Roman MAKING ARRANGEMENTS for the pilgrimage to jured girl back to the road and the Rev. James Moynihan, the great harm has been done to man­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wagner of Church is “the principal church, Japan in May that will commemorate the fourth centenary arranged for hospital care. Father Dubuque, la., became the bride of former Miss Katherine Begler kind by those who led men away from which the unity of the priest­ Haley put the mother in the sleep­ from the authority of God’s of the arrival of St. in that country, the Rev. Bruno Charles Kessler, Jr., son of Mr. P e f U ^ ^ e a d (above), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. hood takes its rise;” the root and Bitter, S.J., former rector of the Catholic university of Tokyo, visits ing bag. Since the slope was too and Mrs. Charles Kessler, Sr„ of Church and shattered the unity matrix of the Catholic Church; steep to allow her being carried George Begler of 2626 W. 25th, be­ that Christ said would be a sign Bishop Michael J. Ready of Columbus, 0., whom he met in Tokyo two 133 Merritt street, Wheeling, W. came the bride of Henry P. Hild, and affirms that unity can be pre­ years ago. It is expected that 100,000 pilgrims will assist at the directly to the road, he helped find Va., Nov. 6 in St. Paul’s chapel to identify His followers. served only through communion a route- down the canon that al­ PENETRATION-TRACTION son of Mrs. Barbara Hild of 3262 Solemn Mass in Tokyo June 6. Auxiliary Bishop Thomas J. Mc­ in the Denver Cathedral before a This unity was a precious thing with the Roman Pontiff. He con Donnell of New York, national director of the Society for the Propa­ lowed the ascent. Nuptial Mass offered at 9:30 Curtis street, in Annunciation to the early Christians. And they firms his statements by asking the church, Denver, Nov. 20. The bride gation of the Faith, is in charge of arrangements for American Father McMahon says Mass o’clock. The Rev. John H. Kelly 1 ike I ridi with your recognized that the basis for it Bishop of Rome to excommunicateil( pilgrims. every Sunday during the winter officiated. Miss Marina Wagner was given in marriage by her fa­ was the authority of the Roman Martian, a Bishop of Arles. ther. Miss Catherine Sewolt was season in Winter Park for skiers. attended her sister as bridesmaid. Pina-Tread Oialir TOOAYl Pontiff. They knew that every In the same century many, in­ He is an assistant'in St. Francis Louis Wagner was best man and maid of honor and attendants were group that does not agree with cluding Bishops from various pro­ Promised by Christ Miss Beverly Robinson and Cath­ de Sales’ parish. Father Haley is Joe Yoleff was usher. A reception the Roman Church is by that very vinces, had recourse to the Biuop an assistant in S t Vincent de TA 1261 erine Shell. Neil Stremel was best fact lacking in the unity and tra­ was held at the NCOS club.—(Jer­ of Rome, either to give an ac­ Paul’s. ome photo) man and Frank Shell and Joe dition of the Apostles, and is, count of their faith or to settle If Not From God, Church Appuglise were ushers. A recep­ therefore, certainly illegitimate. controversies. Even heretics and tion was held at the Slavonian hall St. (160) and St. Catholic Dramatic Group John Sullivan Honored JOE and, following a wedding trip to Ignatius (107) wrote concerning schismatics appealed to Rome— Sponsoring Clean Films By Security Dealers Tulsa, Okla., the couple are liv- the primacy of Peter and the unsuccessfully—for ratification of Would Not Be Persecuted ing in Denver.— (Photo by Jerome) Church he established in Rome. their opinions. Milwaukee, Wis. — Clean and John J. Sullivan of Bosworth, KAVANAU6H By Rev. John B. Ebel with his father, and a daughter wholesome movie entertainment is Sullivan & Co., in Denver, on Jan- LINCOLN AT 7TH TA. 1 2 ^ with her mother . ..; he who loves now available for showings in Throughout the history of the Catholic auditoriums. The Catho­ 17 was elected vice chaiYraan of the Church it is impossible to point to father or mother more than Me is board of governors of the National Th* ftrma lUtad b«r« d«Mrv« not worthy of Me.” He came to lic Dramatic Movement has an­ any period of more than a few nounced release of the first six Association of Security Dealers at b* r«mamb4r*d whtn you uro ^ years at a time that Christians bring not a worldly peace, but a trlbutlB f your paatroAOfo to t h ^ ^ l higher peace, which requires sacri­ programs of new feature pictures, a meeting in Sea Island, Ga. foroBt linoa of buoiDoa** have not been persecuted. Today suitable for public showings under in countries under the Red heel fice and suffering on the part of =f= those who would gain and keep it. Catholic auspices. The showings the persecution builds up with are the result of arrangements mounting fury. If their Leader was put to the Jack Hall $ave cruel death of Crucifixion, could made by the Rev. Matthias Helfen, Wonts To You Monoyl It is an old story in Russia itself, His followers expect gentler han­ founder and director of the Catho­ Remember the Church where religion has been ruthlessly dling from their enemies? It was lic group, with the English pro­ attacked since the Communists only a short time after Christ’s ducer, J. Arthur Rank. More de­ WHEN YOU RENEW AUTO INSURANCE came into power in 1917. And the death that the first Christian tailed information can be obtained satellite Red governments are now , St. Stephen, followed His from the Catholic Dramatic Move­ CHECK THIS LOW PRICE! pushing the same program. In example. From that day until ment, P. 0. Box 1336, Milwaukee Liability Sc Property Yugoslavia Archbishop Stepinac »9 « 312 A.D., with the Edict of Con­ 1, Wis. Damafe, 6-lO.B for 6 mos. was imprisoned by Tito because he stantine, Christians enjoyed but tamgt n ts stood up fearlessly for the rights brief and intermittent periods of pint IS liretiDM QMmbfnhlp fM. of religion. Convents and mopas- Church Should Publish comparative peace. And when the Alrisl)!, ),0d) Ctlsrsis pispli km Istt tksir Irtnn teries have been confiscated, nuns persecution ceased in the Roman IImimi kMiiu ot fiMsri to coepit witk tki iltli in driven from the hospitals and Facts of School Stoiy Flsssolil lupsoilklllty Lt*. To m il tkli kspposisi Empire, it was taken up in Persia, 1* no, ssl to bo bottor pratoitol, roso* witb Psmon, orphanages where thev had cared where thousands of Christians CItllet sn psid proeptly- ulo. boy i loaploto, StS. for the sick and homeless for cen- were ruthlessly butchered in 339 Belleville, 111.—In defending the ASilMAILt iMirssti polity with turie.s, and priests shot if they and 340 A.D. right of private schools to partici- tried to exercise their ministry. Igate in• fel^ e■ ra l • fu ■ n ^.■ . -Dean John Tliere followed the horrors of And now the bloody sickle, i'itzgerald of Loyola universityty law JACK HALL the barbarian invasions, the school, Chicago, told a Te Deum YOUR WILL whose shadow has long been over Dliliict A<«nt Hungary and Romania, has fallen. fanatic inroads of the Moham­ forum audience that opposition to The fearless Primate of Hungary, medans, and many smaller perse­ aid is owin^ in FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Cardinal Mindszenty, has been im­ great part to ignorance. He pointed cutions down to the 16th century out that the American Church has 438 14th St. AL. 0466 prisoned. Many of his priests are when the Catholic minorities in REMEMBER THE also in exile or in concentration never desired a union of (jhurch Protestant countries were de­ and state and that Catholic schools camps. The Eastern Rite Catholics, prived of all rights, driven into are teaching “the things that made in union with Rome, are being exile, and theif leaders imprisoned our country great” in addition to POOR MISSIONS decimated for their refusal to sell and put to death. Modern times saving taxpayers $400,000,000 each out to the straw-man that Stalin have brought no halt to attacks on year. He urged that parochial has set up as bead of the Moscow the Church and its members. schools tell their story, invite in­ Recommended Firms Church. Only recently a newly In the increaiing tempo of spection, and publish statistics as OF THE ARCHDIOCESE ordained priest was shot as he said periecution, when it sometime* to their financial and patriotic his first Mass, because he had seem* that the Church will be contribution, to America’s welfare. for AUTO refused to apostatize. driven back into the catacomb* Tha extraordinary perveraity —or the modem “underground” and hatred that hai *o often — it is well to remember that Japan Moral Collapse marked the paraecutori of the "the blood of martyr* i* the seed SERVICE Form of Betfatsi fot Church becomei a new sign of of Christians.” Thasa words, Fought by Catholics the divine origin of Chriatianity. first spoken when converts were Establishmtnt of Thia waa long ago foretold by entering the InfantChurch faster MaryknoU, N. Y.—Moral stand­ Chriat and aven before Him by than ihe Roman soldier* could ards of the Japanese have lowered Funds for Education the Propheta of the Old Teata- round them up and drag them to appreciably since the end of the Bnekley Bros. Motors ment. “The Kinga of the earth the amphitheater, remain true war, declares the Rev. Michael J. of Priestt: atood up, and the princaa met to­ today. Tha Church emerge* McKillop, superior of the Mary- Solex - STIJDEBAKER - gether againat the Lord and from every persecution with It* knoll Fathers in Japan, in his member* purified, stronger, and annual report. AUTO REPAIRING' ON ALL MAKE CARS A TRUCKS againat Hia Chriat,” the Prophet EXPECT BODY AND FENDEB WOBE — QUALITY PAINTING aaid. The pricat , at the filled with zeal that bring* new Through a misinterpretation of Preaentation of the Child Jeaua millions into the fold. the meaning of democracy, many STEANP CUKANINO - WASHING - LUmRICATION SKRyiCfl in the Temple 40 daya after Hia why Japanese feel that the new order 660 So. Broadway —• New Location — RA. 2826 : | birth, foretold that "thia Child Church? Why should it produce introduced into Japan by the la deatined for the fall and for the greatest lovq in some, and the -Apiericans gives unrestrained li­ the riae of many in larael, and greatest hatred in others? The dis­ cense to the Japanese to act as ILETM they please. for a aign that aball ha contra­ positions of men being what they All Makes dicted.” are, this quality of the Church is The Confederation of Catholic Easy Time PaymenU Christ Himself warned: “Do not but another sign of its holiness, " University Students is campaign­ think that I came to send peace truth, and divine origin. No one ing against immoral books, movies. CHRYSUR-PUMOUTH can be neutral to it—they must and magazines that hel^ to lower llorHiweeteiiAiteOo. upon the earth; I have come to 849 Broadway TAbor 6201 bring a sword, not peace. For I either love it or hate it, because the moral standards of post-war have come to set a man at variance it is the most important thing in Japan. the world. Those who do not wish Father McKillop tells of the to follow its teachings in all their charitable work being directed by Paintings in Gratitude sublimity and insistence upon the Rev. Leo Steinbach, M M., Davenport, la. — Gratitude of sacrifice will try to destroy it to Chariton, la., in Kyoto. Twenty- JANUARY IS WHOLESALE MONTH more than 100 families in Milan, save themselves. They will never nine lay de Paul men assist him We are giving you a break in price*. Everything in Body and Co Italy, for gift parcels of food atid succeed, because they are fighting to feed 8,500 of the poorest fam­ Fonder Repair*, Painting, Top* and Seat Cover* ii 20% Leiti clothing sent to. them in recent against the infinite God. ilies. This group aided some 100,- Remember tba Month of January only I years by the students of St. Am­ The mystery of the hatred of 000 earthquake victims in Fukui brose’s college here was expressed the Christian religion, it has been last June. It got contributions in an album received by Monsignor said, confirms the mystery of from Japanese merchants, profes­ Weedrew Wilsen Aute Body & Uphelstery Ce. J. Burke, college presi­ grace. Christ Himself said: “If sional -men, a n d surrounding 682-96 So. Broadway PE. .5264 dent. The album contains more you were of the world, the world farmers. than 100 paintings by members of would love what is its own. But Catholic students in Kyoto led Woodrow Wiloon, Prop- Mcaabor ot Oar hoij ot Loerde* Piriili the families. because you are not of the world, by Father Benedict Tomizawa . . . therefore the world hates .have helped to establish Christian you.” Christians glory ih their per­ doctrine courses in 15 higher N. Y. Plays Evaluated secution—they know it is a sign schools and universities. Their SPECIAL-$10.95 New York.—The following is an that their religion is divine, 1m*- fight to clean up the magazine cause it is hated so much by those stands and movies has won the evaluation of current plays by the who love the material world and admiration and praise of govern­ Brake Reliee—Chewo, Ford, Plymonth Catholic Theater Movement: despise the spiritual. ment officials. UnobieetionebU tor seneral patronac*: '*Eowdr, Mr. leal" Dnobjeotionabla for ART IMALNATI. 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OF A STUDENT FOR ONE YEAR It ie published by the Conventual TAbor 8191 press, Box 66, Detroit 10, Mich. 13Ui and Broadway Price .06. t. 2 Pastors in 75 Years DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS For Further Information, Apply at Wilmette, IlL—Bishop-elect Mar­ tin D, McNamara spoke at the par­ COMPLETE OVERHAUL ish party honoring Monsignor John Yoa can get your ear completely overbajilad NOW, aadlpaT Neumann on his 26th jubilee as at your eonvanieaea on our eimpU “Pay-aa-You-Driva” Plaa. pastor of S t Joseph’s, hi the past — PACTOBT-TBAINXD MECH.ANIC8 — 75 years the parish has had bat two pastors, the Rev. William JAMES MOTOR CO. Netstraeter 4nd Monsignor Neu­ m i CHflnCERV OFFICE mann. Llacabi Dodge & Plymouth Soles A ServUe K£. 8 1 2 1 „ OptometrUl and Optician 1636 Logaa SIreel D«mr, SotoHMlo Helen Walsh VISITING THE SICK in a Milan hospital. Cardinal HUDSON VIC HEBERT, Inc. A ssosuu Ildefonso Schuster, Archbishop of Milan, helps an el­ Slnee 1918 w. a. JOSEPH derly patient adjust his bed cap. A member of the Sacred College for IT Ii aOUMINKD FiMn* TAbor 1 8 8 0 the peat 20 yean. Cardinal Schuster often takes time eut from his 3 6 6 0 Downing Denver, Phone AG 4 8 4 $ S1S-8X8 MnisMU Bids. oflicial duties to visit the sick and the infirm.

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Thurtdav. Jonuorv 20. 1949 Offtc*. 939 ia nn eek Shaat THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TaUpkana, KEyalona 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN Roggen Parishioners Tell. \ Mrs. Brennan Friars Aid Blood Bank Deanery Parley s 'Tall Tales' of Blizzard Is Hostess to Hears Talk on Roggen.—Within the past 10 blocked the door, yet freakishly C o lorad o prings days the community has been left the yard around compara­ emerging from snowdrifts that tively clear. Christophers might belong in a "tall tales" Drifts in Gerald Slgg’s yard con­ Rifle Society cat^ory. cealed the chicken-house windows, Rif U.—(St. Mary’t Pariih)— Not to be satisfied; but to keep Tommy Klausner had to climb shut off his driveway with six-foot Th« rtguUr mettlng of the Altar aiming higher to improve home through a window after the bli|. drifts, and banked shut the garage and Rotary aoeiaty of St. Mary’a and family relationships; to be an zard in order to get out of hii doors. I parish was achaduled Thursday, influence for good among our house, because a drift completely Drifts in Miles Milan’s driveway ' Jan. 20, in the heme of Mta. Mike neighbors and to strive earnestly and yard were 10 and 12 feet high. and continuously for mental and Brennan, with Mrs. Richard Alfred Erker lost six fat hogs Snoddy as co-hostesa. Officers for ipiritual uplift was the essence of True Happiness a talk given by Father Francis ready for market in the biting the coming year were to be eleetad wind and driving snow, D r i^ in at this meeting. Syrianey at the meeting of the Denver Deanery Council of Cath> the Blick yard were as high aa the Mrs. Victor Kalcevic of Anril Is Not Found in ear. Points was guest of honor at a olie Women Monday afternoon, pink and blue shower given by Jan. 17. Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Buehholz, members of the Altar and Rosar Taking the Holy Family as a This Life's Goods who had spent the holidays in Kan­ model for those present. Father sas, returned to find not only society of S t Mary’s parisl By Rsv. FRANcia Sybixney Thursday night. The shower was Syrianey pointed out the remedy snowdrifts, but a frozen water in the form of a surprise party in linit the destructive influence Behind the fundamental truth system as well. Mrs. Kalcevic’a home. divorce, resulting in broken that God made man to know, love, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cordes and homei. The hostess received a number and serve Him in this life, and to family returned from their holi­ The work of the Chrietopbers, day trip to Andale and Garden MAY REALTY of gifts. After an evening s^ and the new book of Father James be happy with Him in the next, in playing cards, refreaiunenta Plain, Kans., on Jan. 11, but were Keller. M.M., You Con Change the there is a great deal of philosoph­ unable to reach their own home were served by members of the World, was recommended, as was PEBXINS-SEEABEB society. ical truth. The noble pagan until Jan, 12. They spent Tuesday- COMPANY the coming Denver lecture by Fa­ philosopher, Aristotle, arrived at night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Attending were Mrs. R. W. ther Ktller. Paul Buehholz. 102 No. Trjon Real Eatate, Loana* Cook, Mrs. Quirino Madonna, Mrs. Mrs. Guahurst presided over the that conclusion without a word of Inaurance H. P. Ortman, Mrs. John Steele, meeting. James McNeive exhibited divine revelation. It might be CU***f Are Resumed Sacred Heart school resumed Mrs. Maurice Putnam, Mrs. George dolls mada at Vail center under well, then, to look into the reason­ Reliane* Vnd0rwrUart Agmef knipprath, Mrs. Wiliiaro Wiging- classes on Jan. 6, but the school In Colorado Springs, the direction of Mrs. Kllen Trep- ing that justifies the catachiam’s ton, Mrs. Norman Muhle, ^ r s . TEN CAPUCHIN students for the priesthood in. the per. The, dolls are made from bus was unable to make its com­ OLD LINE STOCK, FIRE, Dow Thurston, Mrs. Richard Snod­ odds and ends of materials. Mr. stating this as an outright fact. plete route until a week later. with quality apparel, Capuchin college at the Catholic university visited the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barnes 9 MARINE AND AUTOMOBILE dy, Mrs. Mike Brennan, Mrs. Rob­ blood donor center in Waahington to donate blood on the first an­ McNeive thanked the women and Man seeks many things in this since 1876. INSURANCE ert Quimby, Mrs, Cheater Burgess, niversary of the blood bank their college helped to build. Soma of asked for continued support. Bits life, but, if we analyze his motives, and family returned to their home Miss Elaine Ortman, and Mrs. them look on above ai a Red Croat nurse takes blood from the arm of ribbon, embroidery silk, etc., we discover that the basic thing in Wyoming, after a two weeks’ Kalcevic, of one of their confreres. can make a child happy, he said. he seeks ia happiness. He may visit at the William L. Blick home. Maas will be celebrated in St. Blessed Sacrament and St. Dom­ mistakenly think that he will find Mr. and Mrs. John Irsik and . Mary’s church in Rifle at 9 o’clock, inic’s PTA helped a great deal happiness in, for example, wealth, Misses Mary Ann Irsik and Jeania WORLD WIDE and at Holy Family church in in gathering up materials. Average pleasure, knowledge, or power. Brooks from Brighton spent JaiK BUCK SP0RTIN6 Meeker at 11:30 o’clock on Sun­ Colorado Springs Deanery attendance at all the center’s pre­ An honest analysis of these goals at the Gerald Sigg home. TRAVEL SYSTEM day, Jan. 23. There will be no school classes ii more than a thou­ will force him to the conviction Sunday guests at the FVank GOODS CO. AtrrHOBIZlO AQ1NT8 POS TBB Mass in Rangely this Sundav, sand monthly. that true happiness is not con­ Kersen home were Mr. and Mra AIBLINB8 AND 8TBAH8HIP LINB8 Mas.^ will be celebrated in Rangely tained in them. Rodney Cronk from Denver, Mr. “BnrTthlss (or Brcrr Sport' 0. J. O'IXARY Uanasa Monsignor John R. Mulroy Phone Main 930 on Sunday, Jan, 30, and on this O f A C C W to Meet Jan. 27 spoke briefly on pending legisla­ _ They may give temporary hap­ and Mrs. Kenneth Hudson from Special Attaatkia t« Ctarsv aaS Ft. Morgan, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ 19 NO. TEJON ST. Balirlaw day there will be no Mass in Rifle tion and asked for co-operation in piness, it is true. But even the or Meeker. Other schedules remain Colorado Springs.—The quar­ A wedding breakfast was served sponsoring the displaced persons' finest of these ambitions palls. ward Erker and family. the same. terly meeting of the Colorado at the home of the bride’s parents. program. The apparent happiness that Mr. George Sigg and sons, Joe Mrs. Quirino Madonna enter­ Springs deanery will be held Jaq. The couple are at home at Mrs. Gushurst requested all seemed so attractive is discovered and Gerald, were in Greeley on business recently. FRANK “If Your Needi Art Electrical tained friends at dessert-bridge 27, the last Thursday of the 1740 Sherman street, Denver, aft­ presidents to begin to prepare the to have shortcomings or to be no MORRISSEY parties in her home at Anvil Points month, at 8 p.m. in St, Mary’s er a wedding trip to Sun Valley, annual reports and to tabulate and happiness at all. 'The realization Mrs. Reuben Allmer and boya, Call Main 939” on Thursday and Friday of last high school auditorium. Guest Ida. Mrs. McCarthy was gradu­ summarize the activities of the of a desired goal only too often and Mrs. Ivan Robertson and Con­ a bpecio/ WmtNO—FIXTURCS AND RBPAIBS week. Three tables of bridge were speakers of the • evening will be ated from St. Leo’s high school various grroups. finds it disappointing, even bitter. nie spent Thursday visiting with SPRING SERVICE in play each day. Guests included Dean Clydelyc A. Holbrook of Colo- and business school in Minot. Mr. Mrs. William E. Robinson, pres­ To be truly happy, man must Mrs, Nick Kersen. Berwick Electric Co. Mrs. John. Steele, Mrs. Maurice rado coiiegi college, Thomas A. Addlego,0 ; McCarthy attended Fordham uni­ ident of the Annunciation Altar attain something that ie capable Ill in Denver Cars — Trucks J. D. BERWICK Putnam, Mrs. George Knipprath, USO-NCCS § versity, New York city, Denver and Rosaiy society, and her as­ of satisfying the craving of his Ben Linnebur is reported as be­ 7 W C'jchorrot Cat.rada Sprlaca. UalaraSa Mrs. Victor Kalcevic, Mrs. H, P. Rev. Rudolph Marsion, chaplain at university, and the University of sistants, Mrs. Eva Gick and Mrs. intellect to know and of his will ing ill in a Denver hospital. Ortman, and Miss Elaine Ortman. Camp Carson. Colorado. He is a member of a K. J. Glasmann, with Mmes. Wil­ to love. His ultimate end will be Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paney and Lawrence Brennan, son of Mr. At the business meeting plans law firm in Denver. liam Aus^ustine, D. Stanley, M. R. the attainment of some object Sylvester came up from M t Hope, and Mrs. Mike Brennan, has been will be discussed for the corporate Return From Vi*it CarpinelTa, all of St. Elizabeth’s capable of filling what his intel­ Kans., for the stock show. He ida- WILLIAM G. GRARON ordered to China with the U, S. Communion. Catholic women of After a visit in Louisville, Ky., Altar and Rosary society, and lect and his will indicate is de­ ited at the George Sigg home Sun- The Murray Drug Co. navy. Lawrence previously was the region are invited to be pres­ with their daughter, Mrs. Roger Mmes. Harry Hughes, Joseph Bon- sirable. None of the goods of this day. “Suparior Sarvica Storet” Optometrist stationed at San Diego, Calif., ent. E. Alford, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. nell,ncil, BernardOTStuasu Pilz,X lis.. and Ted Day life, no matter how desirable, can Work of putting in the floor of where he was teaching in the navy of St. Dominic's Altar and Rosary adequately do this. the new rectory was begun by Main Store Phone Main 144 In the absence of the newly Willis, 1343 N. Nevada avenue, 12S North TalM Bt. school. elected president, Mrs. Mary Mc­ have returned to their home. society were hostesses at the tea For true happiness there must volunteers Monday. following the meeting. The regular meeting of the Main Stora — 18 North Tajon 8 l PUONB m a in U U Mrs. Jack Hubbard and children Intyre, who is in California for a The January meeting of the be no mixture of evil or unhappi­ Nartb Stora — ISJ North Ttjaa St. COtOBADO BPBINCa COLa month, Mrs. Emmett Reight, past Christ Child society was held ness, There must be no limit on Sacred Heart Altar and Rosary returned last week end from Glen- society was held Jan. 12. It waa wood Springs, where they had president, will conduct the meet­ Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Pat­ the happiness, either in degree or spent the we^k with relatives while ing. The Rev. William J. Kelly, rick Broderick, 1622 E. Platte in time.- Only the infinite, the postponed frdw Jan. 5 on account director, will also be absent. Fa avenue. Group Proxy unlimited goodness of God, can be of tne storm. Rita Barney, Annie Gdi Baur’e ( of Denver) PETE RER 01S1 the furnace in their home was be­ Linnebur, and Margaret Rau were ing changed. ther Kelly is on a trip to New INSKEEP-LOETSCHER the proper object of man’s de­ Candy and Ice Cream at York city. sires. All knowable things can be hostesses at this meeting in tha fU R lV m J R E SHOP Mrs. H. P. Ortman and Miss WEDDING IS HELD parish hall. tJPBULSTGKlNG. Elaine Ortman were guests at a The St. Francis hospital guild Miss Patricia Dees Loetscher, In Brighton known in God and we can never Johnson-English BK-DPRULSTKKING3PH AND dessert-bridge party in the home met Monday, Jan. 17, in the Sana­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew exhaust the depths of that know­ Little Johnny Klausner, two- BSPAIRING of Mrs. Jack Dix Friday after­ ledge. All true good can be year-old son of Mr. and Mre. Slip Corara and Oraparlaa torium library. Dr. M. F. Snyder, P. Loetscher of 432 N. Cedar Tommy Klausner, was in Chil­ Drag Go. Mada to Orotr noon. eminent pediatrician, gave a talk street, and Clarence Albert Ins- achieved only in God and we can Mrs. R. W. Cook spent Tuesday about installation of a "premature keep, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Names Aides never be satii;ted with the goods dren’s hospital in Denver for a LENTBEIRIC ToUetriee Fomitnre Hade to Order week following an operation. Sun­ l in Minturn with her daughter, Mrs. He has stored for us. Tatae at Bljoe B PhoM IMS TH a. CaaeeSa A re Main IMS unit.’’ i Inskeep of 331 N. Meade street, Brighton. — (St. Augustine s day his parents went in to see him. Robert Collins, and family. Thursday, Jan. 20, at 8 p.m. in were married in a double-ring cere­ Parish)—The president of the Al­ Man soon comes to the realiza­ Mr. and hfrs. Ray Reigan went mony Jan. 9 in St. Mary’s crmrch. tion that the best of earthly goods Return* From Hoipital the Sacred Heart church reerea. tar and Rosary society has an­ Mrs. Mike Rau returned home'' to Denver last week to attend the tion hall, the Mardi Gras commit­ The Rev. William J. Kelly, assist­ nounced her committees for the are vain and perishable. The The Heyse Sheet convention of Chevrolet dealers. ant pastor, officiated. ;ooda .of tbia life are useless un- from St. Joseph’s hospital last tees will hold a meeting to dis­ coming year. They are: Altar and Wednesday after undergoing Metal and RooDng cuss final plans for the annual Miss Loetscher was given In sanctuary, Mrs. Frank Nies, ess employed for the purpose God marriage by her father. Miss Jean­ gave them—for knowing and lov- minor surgery. INCORPORATED Mardi Gras ball to be held March chairman; sacred linens, Mrs. C. Mr. and Mrs, William Blick at­ HEATING ROOFING Vestments Donated 1. ette Loetcher, cousin of the bride, C. Starbuck; altar boy surplices, ng Him. Everything that leads EIVTERPRISE TENT SHEET METAL was maid of honor. Bridesmaids us closer to our true goal, the tended the basketball game in S2» SO. NEVADA The first meeting of the year of Mrs. Clyde Peterson; altar sewing, Denver City auditorium Sunday AND AWNING CO. Fhoa.; Ibtn tU were Miss Angie Loetscher, an. Mrs. John Beals; membership, knowledge and love of God, is St. Mary’s Study club was held good in the measure it does so. night PH. 1264 E it. 1888 To Aspen Church Thursday, Jan. 13, at the home other cousin, and Misses Shirlyene Mrs. George Mancini; sunshine, Foust ai^d Patricia Martin of Den. Mrs. James Kilker; subscription, Those things that lead us away of Mrs. Stella Dunn, 1006 E. Mon ver. Miss Susan Jane Manning was from God, or which we employ in Aspen.— (St. Mary’a Pariah)— ument street Miss Amanda Ellis Miss Hazel Osborne; arrange­ ments, Mrs. John Irsik; bazaar a wrong way, can never give us A set of purple silk vestments was led the discussion. A covered-dish happiness. Glenwood Women received from the Tabernacle so­ luncheon was served before the sewing, Mrs. Alex Roth; deanery’s ciety. The set matches threci oth­ meeting. commiteee on family and parent That is why the wisdom of the HEIDELBERG'S ers donated by the society in the education, Mrs, A. A. Kipp; re­ world is contained in fte little Conduct Meeting Mrs. John Ceresa entertained catechism that tells us that God CLOTHING past few years. the officers and board of directors treats, Mrs. John Marino; anrines The Altar and Rosary society in the home, Mrs. Lester Griggs; made us to know, love, and serve Glenwood Springs. — The regu­ Wen’s FumUhiitM* of the St Francis guild at a Him in this life, that we might be contributed much toward the im­ luncheon in the Village inn Jan. discussion clubs and libraries and lar meeting of the Catholic Daugh­ 10 NORTH TEJON ST. provement of the church during literature, Mrs. John Beals; war Tuly happy with Him forever in ters was held Jan. 10 in S t Ste­ 11. heaven. the past year. In addition to do­ Elaction Hald relief, Mrs. George Mancini; phen’s hall. The grand regent, nating the carpet for the sanctu­ St Mary’s Altar society met in Easter bake sale, Mrs. T. J. Lut- Jennie Rosa, presided. ary, a set of cendlebra and a taber­ St. Mary'i eehool assembly hall trell; Easter Monday ball, Mrs, Czech Catholic Papers After the meeting, the follow­ John Marino; parish picnic, Mrs. ing program was enjoyed by all: COMPLUUCNTB OP nacle veil were purchased for the Friday, Jan. 21. Election of of­ Are Threatened by Reds altar. Mrs. Mary Babick, chair­ ficers took place at this meeting. Karl Stolz; summer games party, Vocal solos, “Little Grey Home in OLSON A BENROW man of the sanctuary committee, Mrs. George Roth; and ice cream the West,’’ “Mother Machree,’’ by Mrs. Albert RedelberMr was elec­ social, Mrs. Frank Kurzyna. Prague.—A number of the 35 tIEtS-L sewed the beautiful white silk veil ted president; Mrs. E. Schinkel, Angelina Ryan; PLRG. A HTG. CO. used for the first time on Christ­ The Altar and Rosary society Catholic papers in Czecho-Slo- Clarinet solos, “Waltz" from the vice president; Mrs. Pauline Chase, met Jan. 13 in the rectory. The 116 North Weber $1. Qflolort S tnc. mas. treasurer; and Mrs. Lillie Hall, vakia will probably be forced to Gypsy Baron and “Cielito Lindo,” An electric range, silverware meeting was dedicated to the Holy by Beverley Ryan, accompanied by Tel. Main 3066 secretary. The hostesses were Mrs. Family. The following new officers shut down in the near future by and dishes, and two banquet table- Lewis, Mrs. M. Gaffney, and Miss newsprint shortages, said Dr. J. Angelina Ryan; clotha were lupplied for the were installed: Mrs. George Man­ Trombone solos, “April Show­ Lillian Gaffney. Felcman of the Czecho-Slovak kitchen. Mrs. A. E. Mentz was hostess cini, vice president: and Mrs. ers,’’ “Home Sweet Home,’’ by ZECHA A ADAMS The girls of the Children of Sunday, Jan. 9, at a buffet sunper George Roth, corresponding secre­ Central Action committee. Basis John Toniolli, accompanied by Mary sodality presented a play for honoring her parents, Mr. and Mrs. tary. 'The other officers, Mrs. Fred for the curtailment, it was said, Angelina Ryan; ALEY DRUG GG. Conoco Service Starion the sodality entertainment. In the Starbuck, president; Mrs. Joseph would be whether the paper was Piano solos, “Black Waters in Louis Maccarini, in celebration of O’Brien, secretary; and Mrs. cast were Patsy Snyder, Cherie their 26th wedding anniversary. engaged in “political activity’’ or the Moonlight,” “Beautiful PRESCRIPTION Gerbaz, Muriel Sandstrom, Bev- Kreutzer, were re-elected. was furthering purely religious Dreamer,” by Beverley Ryan. The Cub Scouts and Boy. Mrs, Fred Starbuck gave a re­ DRUGGISTS erlcy Paulich, Carolyn Slavens, El Scouts will receive Holy Commun­ ideas. After the program a lunch was Mri. Clarence In*ke*p port on an UNESCO meeting held P bM . H«la 2»« 2S2 Be. TcJm Bl len June Condon, Judy Marolt, and ion in a body in the 8 o'clock Mass The fact is that the Reds are served by Jennie Rosa, Lctitia Sandra Ann Beck. recently in the Brighton high determined to cripple the Church. Gregori, and Kathleen O’Rourke. COLORADO SPRINGS this Sunday, Jan. 23, in St. Mary’s the Junior bridesmaid and Miss school auditorium. Newmdm At*. *1 Cack* b Paadn Something new in Aspen during church. Diane Speer, cousin of the bride­ the holidays were the colored Mrs. A. C. Jaratz returned The members of the Altar and lights put on the church tower and groom, served as ring-bearer. Rosary society will serve the home from Petersburg, Va., after James Sutherland was best man Democratic dinner Monday eve^ cross by the Sodality of Our Lady. a four-week visit with her son-in- ENGLEWOOD Louis Popish of the sodality built and the bridegroom’s attendants ning, Jan. 31. Mrs. George Man law and daughter, Capt. and Mrs. were Jerry Loetscher, brother of cini will be in charge of the kit­ the new crib displayed during the Wilhait Buth. AURORA holidajy season. the bride; Calvin Kelly, and Sone chen, and Mrs. Everett Dahfinger, THOMAS McCa r t h y Ohlson. ’The ushers were Glenn of the dining room. We have the Lorgest Selection of homes for sole in TAKES BRIDE Gill and Lawrence Gill, both cous­ DEANERY CCW Mr. and Mrs. Adrian N. Freuen Englewood Sister Long in Denver ins of the bridegroom. TO MEET FEB. 10 * a lio of Minot, N. Dak., announce the Frank Hammer played "Panis The Altar and Rosary society Bouse of marriage of their daughter. Miss Any type of insurance, property management and PURSE BR<»:->, Angelicua" and Senubert’s “Ave and St. Augustine’s P parish will 'he Flowers Transferred to Racine Rita Marie Freuen, to Thomas £. Maria’’ preceeding the traditional hosts to the quarterly meetin of Notary Public GROCERY & MARlftiT Corsagaa • Cat Flower* McCarthy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sister Marcelline, who entered wedding marches. the Greel^ Deanery Council* of GROCERIES - MEATS - FRUITS Funeral Arrangement* Thomas McCarthy, 1205)4 N. Palm and candlabra with white Catholic Women Feb. 10. All Rmte FlarW lilimst Minn the Franciscan Sisters from Den­ VEGETABLES Nevada avenue. The wedding took candles arranged on the sides women of the parish are invitee WILSON AND WILSON REALTY D tllT.rr b All af DrsTcr Araa ver and who has spent 21 of lace Dec. 30 in St. Leo’s church, •7SS Eait Colfai At*. Pk. Aarora 222 Anrora AU. 870 formed the decorations for tiie to attend. Reservations should be 2868 SOUTH BROADWAY her 26 years in the order here, linot, N. Dak. The bride was altars, which were banked with made with Mrs. Fred Starbuck. was transferred this week to Ra­ 8,'iven in marriage by her father, poinsettias. Mias Florence Wattenberg be- Phone; Englewood 566 Englewood 25§3 cine, Wis., where the community The maid of honor was Mary Following the ceremony a re­ came the bride of Leo H. Center , (Member! of SL Looit Parith) has a hospital. Sister Agnella, who Theresa Freuen, sister of the ception was held in the home of Jan. 16 before a Nuptial Mass NEW EASHI01\ taught music to Sister Marcelline bride, and Mrs. Robert Kondos the bride’s parents. Mmes.' C. J. The Rev. Roy Figlino officiated ir years ago in St. Clara’s orphanage, was bridesmaid. Patrick Freuen, Loetscher, A. J. Loetscher, K. G. the double-nng ceremony. Miss C leaners A Dyers Denver, has baen transferred here the bride’s brother, was best man, McCarville, and John Luyet as­ Helen Huett waa the bride’s at­ BRIGHTON JOHN B. JOBNBON from l^cine, to take the place and the ushers were Dan Hum- sisted the bride’s mother. Miss tendant and*Warren Turilli was hraya and Robert Kondos, The OrOca P b a t vacated by Sister Marcelline aa Jeannette Loetcher had charge of the bridegroom’s attendant A re­ SPrvca MTS l**U Ea*« CaMa director of the choir in the chapel ev. J. W. Hogan officiated in the bride’s book. ception was held in the home of rUBOfX rSEM — f a s h SUPPLUB — IXNTTXTION DXIBT S D P P U n Sae R AlueW a At*. A nar* It of the St. Rose Residence, home the marriage and Nuptial Mass. The couple made a wedding trip the bride’s parents following the AURORA ORUa The church waa beautifully decor­ Ga*. W. HcBrU* AD. U2 for working women at Champa to Chicago, III. They will reside at ceremony. ’The couple will make Brighton Hatchery ond Form Store and Tenth. Sister Marcelline cele­ ated with poinaettiaa and white 1328 E. Platte avenue. their home in Denver. 17* N. MAIM iI8-W brated her silver Jubilee in 1948. chrysanihemums. The bride is a graduate of St. James Kilker haa returned from The mother-house of the com­ Mary’s high school and attended a vacation trip through Arizona, munity is in Wheaton, 111. Junior Newman Club Blair’s Business college. She is where he v isits with friends, The firms listed here de­ employed at the Wilber Suit com­ 120 RECEIVE Movement for Reduced pany. The bridegroom is s grad­ CONFIRMATION serve to be remembered In Greeley Gathers uate of Colorado Springs high The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr when you are distributing' Clergy Air Fare Made school and ia now a student at administered the sacrament of Brighton’s Drag Store Greeley.—The Junior Newman Blair’s Business college. He is Confirmation in' S t Augustine’i your patronage in the dif­ (Hiicago.—United Air Lines will club will meet Monday evening. COMPLETS The llnxis listed here de­ VISITORS ARE ALWAYS file a notice of a tariff with the employed by the Adams Motor church Jan. 16. A total of 120 were ferent lines of business. The meetings will be held regu company, A member of Beta confirmed. The viaiting clergy PH. a se rve WELCOME AT Civil Aeronatics board Jan. 28 in­ to be remembered tended to five reduced airline fares iarly on Monday nights from now Sigma chapter of Phi Theta Pi were the R t Rev. Monsignor when you are distributing to the clergy, effective March 1. on at 7:30. Members are asked fraternity, he served three years Cherles Hagus, Denver; the Very SHINN'S PHARMACY Clergymen would have to hold a to note that the hour has been in the navy. Rev. Fathers Gregory Smith, Ber­ your patronage in the dif­ changed from 8 to 7:80. Out-of-town guests were Mr. nard Froegel, and Joseph O’Heron NOBTBSaN aOTSL OOl. clergy card issued by United Air Special prayers are being said ferent lines of business. FH. ez Ft. Co IUb *. Lines for which there would be a and Mrs. James Gill, Misses Dor­ and Fathers Dominic Morera, $3 annuat charge. A 26 per cent daily after Masses throui^ the othy and Irene Gill, Mr. and Mrs. F,; David Maloney, Robert Hoff discount is planned except to Hono­ Church Unity Octave, which Glenn Gill, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence man, 'Leonard Rklelberger, and lulu and Santa Catalina island. ned on the Feast of St. Peter’s Gill, Mias Marilyn Gill, and Sone John E. Kelly of Trenton, N. J. air, Jan. 18, and will conclude Ohlson of McClave, Colo.; Mr. and 1* Ft. CeUiai* on Hiway* S7 aad S87 on the Feast of the Conversion of Mrs. A. A. Coffey of Las Animsa, Medal Honors Protesian Mass Sung for Inventor St. Paul, Jan. 25. Colo,, Mrs. Orville Inskeep, Mrs. SOUTH GREELEY FUEL AND FEED DREILING MOTORS Weatfield, N. J.—A Solemn Re- Choir practice will be held William In^eep of LaJunta, Colo., New Orleans.—A new medal to Bidcfc aad G.M.C. Spaciaiist* — 8ala* and Eaport Sorvien quliem Maas was anng in Holy cagtalsrly on Thursday evenings. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Coffey, be awarded annually in the grade Coal, Salt, KiadlUic, aad Graia, Baled Hay aad Straw Trmity church for the Inventor of Special emphasis is being placed Kenneth I^e and Edwin Coffey; Bchool of Uranline academy will be Lot Um Poreelainino Yoeur Car H. C. STtO Na firs- nigi^peed automatic printing on the Easter music, and anyone Mrs. Magne Rutledge, of Pueblo, in memory of Mrs. Emile Wagner, Telephone 626 press, William M. Ktlly,.who died with muaical talent is urged to Colo.; and Hr. and Mrs. James Jr., an Episcopalian, two of whose 609 13th S t 9h- 682 at 79. take p art Britt of Limon, Colo. children attended thf academy. PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street TH E DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttene4205 Thursday, January 20, 1949 r " 2 Pieces I Altar Unit Has 1 Homemaker’s Sue Robertson Fr. Keller’s Christopher Talk Recovered I $65.50 ■ D epartm ent 1st Meet of '49 o* ■ PetronUm Th*f RiMablm and Friandly Firm* Becomes Wife of Slated for Thursday, Fehi 17 Beautiful Fahriee (Catholic Young P.opU’s Council} rames to Ladv of Lourdes team. us? We believe in the saying, "the At St. Jam es' 3t. Louis’ had an off night and more the merrier.” A. J. Quinlivan Confirmation of his ability to dropped three games to St, Jo­ Sunday evening at 7 p.m., all (St. Jarae*’ Parish, Denver) Come In or Wo Will Show THE appear in Denver for a public Fabric* in Yonr Homa seph’s. The K-Ducat cats took two who like to ice skate—or who would The St. James Altar and Rosary STILES leetpre was received this week from out of three from Cathedral. like to learn—should meet at the McVeigh Company Miss Johanna Sue Robertson, Father James Keller, M.M., society held ita first meeting of the COLORADO daughter of Mrs. Edythe Robert­ The bowling committee hopes to rectory to ^ to Homewood park. PAINTING AND founder and director of the see better and more sustained in­ Transportation is available—pos­ year Jan. 14. The meeting began UPHOLSTERY CO* ELECTRIC SERVICE DECORATING son, and Albert John Quinlivan, Christophers. The M a r y k n 0 11 Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Quin­ terest from now on. Teams are sibly a little crowded at times—but with a luncheon served in the GL. 2304 2501 16tb St. Wirin|{ - Lighting aiNTRACTORS priest expressed delight at the op­ \irged to send substitutes if. reg­ we do sec that you get to Home- Walsh Memorial hall. The new of­ 1328 Inca KE. 0718 livan, Sr., were married Dec. 27. portunity, to spread further the 1100 Larimer TA. 6875 The double-ring ceremony took ular bowlers cannot appear, wood park and back home again. ficers introduced were: Mrs. Leo message of the Christophers. Lourdes and Cathedral will meet Last Thursday night, Jan. 13, place in St. Philomena’s church. Father Keller, Who will come to Boyle, president; Mrs. WiUiam Van Ry Popular -EARL J. on alleys one and'two this Satur­ was a red letter day for the pro­ Dyke, vice president; Mrs. J. P. Denver for the Loretto Heights day. The K'Ducats and St. Jo­ curement of new records for the Reddick, secretary; and Mrs. Vin­ * Demand N D E R S a press convention, Feb. 18 and 19, seph’s will compete on three and club. A record dance was held at cent Halpin, treasurer. About 76 STROHMINGER had graciously consented to come four, and St. Louis’ an^ St. Fran­ the hall, and the admission charge women were present. The retir­ D a day early and give a public lec­ cis’ are booked on five and six. was a record—specified by the com­ ing officers were riven crystal DE LUXE Interior • Exterior Painting Electrical Contracting ture at the Phipps auditorium in Lourdes and St. Francis’ teams mittee, or the money to purchase rosaries by Father William Powers. Lleenaad and Bonded In City of Denver City park Thur^ay, Feb. 17. The will receive handicaps. a record. A great many new pop­ Pbon« CH. 6581 lecture has been set for 8:30 p.m. Officers who served during the Denver 6, ColoMdo Standing* ^ ular records and cash gifts were past year are Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald, LINOLEUM 1178 Stout Admission charge will be 60 cents. collected. 1042*44 Santa Fe Drive W li Avg. president; Mrs. Leo Boyle, vice Proceeds above expenses will be president; Mrs. William Van Dyke, given to Father Keller fcr his St Francis’ 22 11 546 Cathedral 17 16 644 CYPC to Be Host secretary; and Mrs. James Fattor, STUDIO ' THE BEST IN LUGGAGE Christopher work. treasurer. Of An Kindi PLUMBING Tickets are being printed now St Joseph’s 17 16 586 to St. Joseph's Club CRANE FIXTURES Lady of Lourdes 17 16 541 St. Gerard’* Circle Meet* Continue Their YOUNGSTOWN STEEL and will be placed in the hands of (Cathedral Young People’* Club) the various club officers at the end St. Louis’ 14 19 594 CYPC will be hosts to St. Jo­ St. Gerard’s circle enjoyed the (^t Acquainted KITCHENS K-Ducats 686 A t ' AUTOMATIC WATER HEATERS of this week. Those who are inter­ 12 21 seph’s YPC Wednesday, Jan. 26, at hospitality of Mrs. Robert Stewart Free Parking in Rear ested in hearing Father Keller are a juke box dance. The program will for dessert-luncheon and bridge urged to get theirs early because St. Froncii' Club start at 8:30 p.m. in the Oscar Jan. 14. Mrs. Edward V. Gebhard SALE b t im L. R. Fry Hbg. & Htg. preliminary reports indicate un­ Greets Newlyweds Malo gymnasium, 1845 Logan. We received high honors. The next IHd B*wv. U4 8. BDWY. RA. 2801 precedented interest in the latest hope that many members of St. meeting of this circle will be held All This Week project of the Young People’s (St. Franc!*' Young People’* Club) Joseph's YPC will accept our invi­ in the home of Mrs. Robert Allen, council. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. 2536 Locuat, on Monday, Feb. 7. Dale Warner, members of the club tation and give us this opportunity 2324 E. Exposition FREE MOTHPROOFING A preliminary talk, outlining the to become better acquainted with Gloomcha*er* Hold Watch Party At So. Vniv. SP. 56.56, Christopher movement, its aims, who were married Saturday. May CUSTOM BUILT God bless both and give them a them. The charge to CYPC mem­ The Gloomchasers’ club held a and principles was griven to an in­ bers is 60 cents per person, which “watch party” in the home of Mr. RUGS & FURNITURE terested group of council members happy life together. Last Sunday the club had a includes dancing and refreshments. and Mrs. Boyd Bailey on New at the K. of C. clubhouse by Father On Tuesday, Jan. 25, the Rev. Year’s eve. Besides the hosts, the FURNITURE CLEANING Francis Syrianey. skating party at Homewood park MOVING —John MoBaghan photo but because of the cold, sharp wind, Carl V. Schwarz, C.SS.R., moder­ following enjoyed an evening of Carpctiiif Cleaned Special committees have been ator of St. Joseph’s club, will games and dancing: Messrs, and • Restyling Mr*. A. J. Quinlivan, Jr. appointed to publicize the coming snow, and poor ice, the group came STORAGE la Your Home or Office back to town early' and went to address the religious discussion Mmes. E. J. Fattor, Martin Foley, lecture. It is hoped to have a sell­ group.'His topic will be, “The Clay Grimes, John Leydon, Frank • Repairing Denver, and was witnessed by the out attendance at the beautift^I a show. SPECIAL Rev. Edward Woeber, in the pres­ Virginia Key and Jimmy Lidin- Necessity of Organized Religion.” Phillips, Hugh Wallace, Jerry Bart- SHIPPING • Recovering Phipps auditorium for Father This meeting will be held at 8 scherer, and Dr. and Mrs. John ence of the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Keller’s appearance. sky went to show movies at Fitz- Local and 2 Pc. Living Room Suit William Higgins, pastor. simons Tuesday night. Don and p.m. in the Gold room, Knights of Thompson. The latter’s brother, Fine WorkmAnship Meanwhile plans for the annual Columbus building! There will be Kenneth, and Miss Edith Reidy Long Distance Thoroughly Cleaned The brideg^om's sister, Mrs. M. midwinter ball Saturday evening, Pat Mulqueen will go out to the Prompt Serriee C. Freeman, was matron of honor hospital next Wednesday. an admission charge of 10 cents. were guests of the club. Moving ? 1 0 .9 5 Feb. 19, are going ahead. The At this time we wish to thank Fa­ All Work Guaranteed and the bride’s brother, William affair will be held in the K. of C. We would like to see a large The members of Tekakwitha cir­ Robertson, was attendant to Mr. crowd at St. Joseph’s Thursday ther Francis Syrianey of the Reg­ cle were entertained in the home Storage • Packing Free Ettimate— 100% InMured hall and Johnny Haws orchestra ister staff, who spoke at the last Quinlivan. The bride was given in will play. Tickets for the ball are night for the square dancing. It of Mrs. D. L. Murphy, Jan. 11. Shipping SPRING EEZ marriage by her brother, Randolph is lots of fun and everyone who can meeting of this group. Luncheon was served. Mrs. Josef Famous Rug & now in the hands of the various All Type* of Framo Robertson. clubs and indications are that a should be there. The club’s monthly group Com­ Stock was welcomed back after an Upholstering Mfg. Co. A wedding breakfast at the Olin Balls Will be rolling and pins munion will be held in the 9 o’clock absence of several months. Building* Moved Furniture Cleaning Co. record turnout will be-on hand. Free Estimates Fr&nk Robbini A Jo* S ordtr. Prop*. hotel was attended by members of The display of the beautiful will be falling again this Satur­ Mass in the Cathedral Sunday, the wedding party. Following a day night at the Bowl-Mor lanes Jan. 23. Pews have been reserved, Stove and Furnace Parts 1540 Blake St. TA. 7940 1542 Blake St. TA. 6569 Philco console radio-phonograph wedding trip in Colorado Springs will be held in connection with the at 7 p.m. Everyone should support so plan to attend. There is no Still Available DUFFY STORAGE the couple are residing in Denvfer. midwinter ball. The interest of all our team, which is still at the top breakfast scheduled for this month GAS FURNACES Mrs. Quinlivan was educated in clubs in this venture is encouraged of the league. Anyone interested because of the “skate and steak” & MOVING CO. Hawthorne, Calif., and St. Jo­ in bowling a few frames after the outing. The Geo. A. Pullen since all clubs will profit to the ex­ 1521 20th St. seph’s in Denver. Awarded a schol­ tent of their activity. league play can usually get an For ski enthusiasts—CYPC is Company arship to Loretto Heights college, Thursday evening, Jan. 20, is alley. scheduling a bus Sunday, Jan. 30. Tel KE. 6228 she exchanged the chance for a Sunday is Club Communion day Details will be furnished later by IIU LawrtBC* 8tr*ct WALL PAPER SALE the regular night for square danc­ TABOB IIZI DENVER. COLO. position in the insurance business ing. The session, as usual, will be in the 9 o’clock Mass. Pews are postcard so keep this date open. here. Mr. Quinlivan will be a grad­ held irt St. Joesph’s hall, W. Sixth reserved in the front of the church. Other activities of the week in uate as a petroleum engineer from and Galapago street. Jack Hick- We would like to have a large brief; Closing Out Our Entire the Colorado School of Mines in isch is the expert caller. crowd receive Communiorf. The Thursday, Jan. 20 — Council June. He is a member of Sigma An excellent attendance at the group will leave for a skiing trip square dancing in St. Joseph’s hall,' BARNARD'S Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Both are last dance had a most enjoyable from in front of the high school 6th and Galapago, at 8:30 p.m. Tejon St. Stock of Sidewalls members of the K-Ducat Young time. Anyone who cares to square at 10:30 Sunday morning. Friday, Jan. 21—Regular league People’s club of St. John’s-St. Phil­ dance is invited. The dances are bowling at 9 o’clock, Colfax lanes. omena’s parishes. open to all who are interested. Re­ Feminine Contingent The Shamrocks, captained by North Denver’s freshments are served. Braves Icy Weather Frank Breen, are still holding down first place with a record of Program Is Presented (K-Ducat Young People’* Club) 36 won and 15 lost, but the second Most Modern Self-Serve Baiketboll Off A predominantly feminine group place Schmoos, captained by Jea­ at V 2 price For Court St, Rita To Great Start braved the wintry blasts and at­ nette Kavanaugh, gained one game tended Mass in Christ the King on them last week and have a rec­ RECORD SHOP Ovar 100 Beautiful Patterns Everything points to a great chapel in Evergreen last Sunday Court St. Rita, Catholic Daugh­ season for the council basketball ord of 31 won and 20 lost. Last to Select From morning. One was quoted as say­ week’s high games were Bill Open Evenings ters of America, met in the club league. Enthusiasm of players, if ing; “It was so cold I couldn’t house in Denver, Jan. 13. The not of spectators, is high, and the Monckton’s 191 and Helen Eppich’s Many Are Washable pray,” 161. High averages to date are Joe : DELIVERY ON 3 OR MORE RECORD! Joan of Arc group of the Juniors caliber of play is surprising every­ The group ate breakfast after­ from Cathedral school gave an body. A number of former cage Yoleff’s 164 and Alice Gallagher’s LINOLEUM ward at Evergreen-by-the-Lake. 133. entertaining program. Father John stars in the city are now playing This was followed by an ice skating Thoms STUDIO Haley, chaplain, spoke. with one or the other of the eight Saturday, Jan. 22—Council bowl­ session until mid-afternoon. ing, 7:15 p.m., Bowl-Mor lanes; Many letters of thanks were re­ teams in the league. This Sunday the K-Ducats will ceived from the tubercular patients The K-Ducat club showed the and the music appreciation group 1438 Court PI. MA. 2288 trade the steel blades for the attendance of Showboat. ^ Fiber Glass at the various hospitals who had way Monday evening with a 28-20 wooden slats. A large group is ex­ remembered by the court at Christ­ win over Our Lady of Lourdes Sunday, Jan. 2.3—Communion Insulating Wool pected to join the ski train jaunt Sunday; also the “skate and steak” mas. team. Excellent ball handling to Winter Park Sunday morning. I" Blanket for Ceiling* and JOHIVS-MANVILLE FLOORINGS Two new members were wel­ turned the trick for St. Mary’s of party. Those who plan to attend should Thursday, Jan. 27—Press club Sidewall* Asphalt Tile comed into the court by transfer, Littleton in a 33-14 win over SL be at Union station by 7:30 a.m. Mr.s. Nora S. Cresto from Trinidad Joseph’s which could not find the meeting, K. of C. building, 8 p.m. A long lived, low priced Mooring for Schooli, The calendar of activities for the Ruth McCabe, publicity chairman, SPECIAL LOW and Mrs. Anna Mae Artzer from hoop. Cathedral looked very strong next three months as drawn up by Hospitals, Churches, Residences. Sterling. in beating St. Francis’, 40-21, des­ has asked for as many volunteers PRICES 8 special committee was read an as possible to help get out the Terraflex > Application for membership for pite 14 points by Jim Morgan of approved at the regular meeting Only 4^/tc per sq. foot the 1949 class is still open, and St. Francis’, high scorer for the February edition of the Cathedral One of the toughest, longest wearing floor Wednesday evening at St. John’s Call before the next business meet­ returns should be made to the evening. school. coverings ever developed; grease proof, Acid membership chairman, Mrs. Mabel This Monday’s schedule at the ing. ECONOMY LUMBER & HARDWARE ^ A new invitation is extended to Everyone is still talking about proof; unaffected by olkalis. Brilliant colors. McFarland, 1680 Steele street, FR. Cathedral gym will pit St. Mark’s all young Catholics of St. John’s, 350 Sq, Colorado Bird. Ea*y Payment* DE. 5495 Free Estimates Deeeriptiee Literature Free 1562. and the K-Ducats in the first game the wonderful time they had at the St. Philoraena’s, Blessed Sacra­ De-Icer dinner-dance last Satur­ at 7:45; St. Louis’ vs. Lady of ment, and Christ the King parishes Lourdes at 8:46; and St. Mary’s day night. We especially want to to attend meetings of the K-Ducat thank De-Icer chairman, Caroline N. Y. B. & P. CO. CONVEYOR AND TRANSMISSION Building & Maintenance Co. 'Catholic Education' against St. Francis’ at 9:45. It club. Everybody is welcome. Just BE|.TiNG— STEAM HOSE— PACKING is emphasized that all games must Hannasch, who managed the activ­ 1863 WAZEE ST.. DENVER KE. 2371 come along and join the fun. ity so well; social chairman. Anna- D iatribat*d bjr Heights Dean's Topic begin on time or the time for the The club’s basketball team won game will be cut short. Each team belle Edwards; master of cere­ its first game Monday from the monies, Bill Milano; host and At the meeting Jan. 17 of St. will also be required to submit a Lourdes club, 28-20. More rooters HENDRIE & BOLTHOFF CO. Mary’s academy Mothers’ club permanent roster of more than 12 hostess, Frank Breen and Mary arc needed. Denver, Colorado Sister Mary Florence, dean of Lo­ men to the- basketball committee Ann Heffernan; entertainers—the Fitzpatrick sisters, Pat Casey, A1 retto Heights college, Denver, gave by next week. St. Joseph's Cfiub an inspiring talk on “Catholic Edu­ Members of all clubs are urged Matao, Mada Carero, Theron Goos- cation” and showed a film entitled to show their support and loyalty Is Two Years Old lin, Eileen McCarthy, Maggie Ouf Where the Best Begins. when their team plays. A slight ad­ (St. Jo*eph'« Youn* People’* Club) Reyes, A1 Romano, and Joe Mc- Because of ill health Mrs. Jerry mission of 10 cents is charged to January is an important month Shane; Mr. and Mrs. John Moody Buckley resigrned as treasurer, and cover necessary expenses in con­ for members of St. Joseph's YPC, of the NCCS club, who secured REBUILT ELECTRIC most of the talent for us; the cooks that position was taken over by nection with the league operation. since it saw the start of th e club. —Mrs. Wolifer and Mary Lee Guy; Mrs. John Strachen. Mrs. Fred Nothing will spur the boys on like Saturday night, J a n . 22, will mark the spotlight guides; those who so Schirk is the new secretary. a little noise fropi the sidelines. the second birthday party. A spe­ courageously did KP duty; and all It was announced that Feb. 15 Remember, Monday night is basket­ cial program has been arranged VACUUM CLEANERS would be the date for the high ball night at Cathedral gym for by the social and refreshment com­ others who worked so hard to make school Stardust ball which will be the young people’s clubs. See you mittees to make this occasion very this occasion the success it was. held this year in the Silver Glade there. special and festive. A dance will Approximately 125 people attended of the Cosmopolitan hotel. The highlight the affair beginning at the dinner and dance. mothers of tKe grade school met sinoo sicoo 9 p.m. All members are cordially TAbor 1393 1721 LAWRENCE Bowling Enthusiasm ■igure Eights— informally to plan a party at Shows Sudden Drop invited. T h e r e in be an admission Skateland and a movie for their Here We Come! Enthusiasm for bowling seemed charge of 50 cents. We are looking daughters. forward to seeing you at St. Jo­ (St. Mark’* Young Peopla’* Club) to take a sudden and unfortunate Reg. $24.95 to $34.95 drop Saturday evening. The at­ seph’s Saturday night. Sharpen those ice skates. S t Reg. $16.95 to $24.95 FlRlllPLACE tendance wa.4 Babarh* hospital, the two priests of this KMYR, will again be aired by Shlpp*d Aarwhtr* It* Extra town found their rectory com­ popular demand Sunday at lilS Get Your* New pletely d estroyed. The Rev. p.m. by KMYR. The addre**, by SLATTERY & COMPANY Phone ACoraa 3030 Thomas Corcoran and the Rev. Robert Kaamayer, i* entitled: S O w iU k L Plumbing and Heating Contractors EZE MOP A CONE WRINGER Thomas M. McAvoy, dt the Fathers "The Challenge Which I* Amer­ JOHN J. CONNOB. PnsldtBt . BOBKRT F. CONNOR, Vie* Predint CO. of Mercy congregation, lost all ica.” Tba ra«pon*e to tho noted AUTO GLASS SERVICE STATION m i K. ITth At*. — Ooim S. 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