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Contents Copyrighted by the Csftolic Press Society, Inc. 1948—Permission to reproduce, Except on Suitreme Sacrifice in Historic Broadcast Articles Otherwise Marked, given After 12 H. Friday Following Issue Ella Horan- In Nation’s Defense Hoiy Father invites Men DENVER CATUaiC Quits Post In Library Denver Lists 7,817 and Parishes Ontside See Of Good Wili into Foid City Report 4,357 in Ontelaading Gea<* The library commission and Dr. Malcolm Wyer of the Denver Pub Iribulion Made by Calboliee Only in Unity of CaUiolicism Can Formula of lic library will sponsor a recep REGISTER tion Tuesday evening, Feb. 26, in Tranquillity and Order Be Found; the Park Hill branch to honor Miss A total of 12,174 Catholic men and women from the The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Ella Horan, its retiring librarian. Archdiocese of Denver answered the call to colors in World Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Miss Horan, a member of Red Birettas Imposed Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. (3 cents per copy) Blessed Sacrament parish, is end war II, the final compilation released by the Chancery office ing a successful career of more reveals. Of the total, 7,817 were from parishes in Denver Vatican City.—(INS)—Pope Pius XII solemnly prom thaii a score of years in what she and 4,357 from parishes outside the see city. The report also VOL. X U . No. 26. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, FEB. 21, 1946. $1 PER YEAR terms a most interesting and re ised a war-weary world Feb. 20 that the vast and in warding field of work. discloses that 409 service personnel from the archdiocese spired power of the Catholic Church would be brought to A graduate of St. Mary’s acad made the supreme sacrifice in defense of their homeland. Of bear in every nation in behalf of permanent peace and emy, Denver, she entered the staff this number 251 were from Denver parishes and 148 from justice. training school then maintained parishes outside the Mile High city. The remarkable record In an historic broadcast at ceremonies in the Vatican’s Obligation of Fasting in Lent by the Denver Public library. Aft- as revealed by this report sets down for history the out Hall of Benedictions at which he imposed red birettas upon standing contribution that was made by the (jatholics of the 29 new Cardinals, including four from the United States, archdiocese in their country’s hour of crisis. + + + the Supreme Pontiff opened the Dispensed; Prayer, Denial Urged The complete report is printed below: gates 01 the Church to all men who are not slaves of the “father of Number in Number Killed Armed Forces or reported dead lies.” The dispensation from the Len and personal mortification. He and from attendance at places of Consistories His address was 45 minutes in DENVER PARISHES ten obligation of fasting and of also announces that Father Paul profane amusement. We hope to Cathedrail ...... length and covered every topic abstinence except on Fridays, Ash Waldron, Provincial of the Colum- __ 730 40 gain spiritual strength and stature Annunciation ...... 341 7 now facing the world. The burden Wednesday, and the forenoon of ban Fathers, will be the speaker from our own serious reflection of his message was that only in Blessed Sacrament ...... __ 290 6 Mark Epoch Holy Saturday is announced in a at the K. of C.-Catholic men’s on the truths of eternity and our Holy Family ...... the unity and integrity of the letter from Archbishop Urban J. Communion breakfast in Denver __ 339 9 co-operation with divine grace. Holy Ghost ...... 307 Catholic Church, reflecting the di Vehr. The Archbishop urges all to Sunday, March 31. The entire let May the loving Christ bring each 8 vine institution of Christ, can the Holy Rosary ...... 208 , 3 spend Lent in a spirit of prayer ter follows: one of us closer to His Sacred Our Lady of Mount Carmel ...... For Church formula for peace, happiness, and Heart during this Lenten season ..... 590 ' 13 equality be found. Feb. 18, 1946 Presentation ...... 200 5 Enters Convent Reverend dear Father and Faithfully yours in Christ, Sacred Heart...... 278 The Supreme Fontiff condemned » URBAN J. VEHR 11 Rome.— (NCWC Radio)— mass denunciation of political Beloved People: St. Anne’s (Arvada) ...... 80 3 In virtue of the special faculties Archbishop of Denver St. Cajetan’s ...... Watching from her hills, the prisoners without faultless exami P. S. Kindly bring the contents 26 nation into individual guilt by granted by our Holy Father, Pope St. Catherine’s ...... 438 4 Eternal City saw ecclesiastic Pius XII, priests, religious, and of this letter to the attention of St. Dominie’s ...... omission or commission. (Turn to Page 3 — Column 3) ..... 411 18 al history written as the secret And he was forthright crit faithful of the archdiocese are this St. Elizabeth’s ...... 95 1 and public Consistories at the icizing mass deportation, which he year dispensed from the Lenton St. Francis de Sales’ ...... 722 17 Vatican elevated 32 prelates described as an inherent evil of obligation of fasting and from the St. Ignatius Loyola ...... 190 4 “modem imperialism.” His mes obligration of abstinence on all Indian, Negro St. James’ ...... „ 144 3 frem all parts of the world to sage was this: days, except the Fridays of Lent, St, John the Evangelist’s ...... 285 5 the Sacred College of Cardi “The Church today raises itself, Ash Wednesday, and the forenoon' St. Joseph’s (C.SS.R.) ...... 14 nals. amidst a lacerated and divided of Holy Saturday. This general Collection Is St. Joseph’s fPolish) ...... ___ 95 1 world, as a sign of admonishment dispensation is given in view of Ella Horan St. Leo the Great’s ...... 66 1 Monday’s secret Consistory, the and inviting unto itself those who present and possible future food first held since 1940 and the first er completing the required courses St. Louis’ (Englewood) ...... 201 10 still disbelieve. Because without restrictions and limitations occa St. Mary Magdalene’s (Edgewater) _ 160 11 since 1937 at which Cardinals have sioned by the necessity of feeding Set for Mar. 10 she was stationed successively in been created, saw assembled in God or away from God, no true, the Warren, Woodbury, Elyria, St. Patrick’s ...... 3 solid, and secure unity can exist the starving millions in war-tom St. Philomena’s ...... — 328 11 Rome the largest number of countries. Broadway, and Park Hill branches. Princes of the Church ever brought among men.” (lenerous charity toward the St. Rose of Lima’s ...... __ 112 7 Repudiate* Imperiali*m While dispensed from the ob Indian and N e^o missions of the A librarian’s job. Miss Horan St. Therese’s fAurora) ...... 34 together anywhere at any one found, is much like a teacher’s in 3 time in history. Never before have The Pope repudiated charges ligation of lenten fast and absti United States in the annual col St. Vincent de Paul’s ...... 183 7 nence, none of us can ever claim lection Sunday, March 10, is urged that she works a great deal with — so many Cardinals been proclaimed that the Church itself has em school children, guiding their in at one time as when 32 names barked upon a career of imperial exemption from Christ’s law of in the following letter from Arch TOTAL ...... 7,817 251 personal mortification and self- bishop Urban J. Vehr: terest, cultivating their taste for were announced by His Holiness ism—either now or in ages long the better things. For example, at PARISHES OUTSIDE DENVER that morning in the red-damasked since past. deniaL This is our daily duty as Feb. 18, 1946 Akron—St. Joseph’s ...... followers of the mortified Lord Reverend dear Father and the present time when juvenile ...._ 41 3 Consistorial hall of the Vatican The Pontiff addressed himself to readers from fourth graders up are Aspen—St. Mary’s „ ...... 27 2 situated directly beneath the pri the new F’rinces of the Church, Christ During the holy season of Beloved People: Boulder—Sacred Heart ...... Lent, the Cmirch tries to present Your generous charity is di evincing an avid desire for mys ..... 155 4 vate apartment of the Holy Fa who stood before him in the Hall tery stories, emphasis is placed on (Turn to Page 11 — ther. of Benedictions, saying: to us as forcefully as possiole our rected to the mission cause of the Column i) Indian and Negroes in our coun music. Songbooks, lives of com In a brief allocution at the se “Your names, your virtues, Pauline Apodaca, ’44 graduate ovra personal obligations to God, We came from God. Every act we try. Most of these missions are posers, and books about music are cret Consistory the Holy Father your merits, and the strife, by not of the Cathedral high school, Den displayed and suggested. Music a few of you sustained with heroic ver, is now in the mother-house perform, every breath we draw, not self-supporting and depend explained his motives in creating everything we do is an extension for their very existence on Uie programs for children are pre Fr. Scannell Is Presented the new Cardinals. Quoting St. courage against the oppressor for of the Sisters of Charity, Mt. St. sented monthly on the first and defense of truth and justice, have of God’s providential act of crea generosity of Catholics in better Gregory the Great, he said that Joseph, O., as a postulant of the circumstances. third Thursdays in the Park Hill “the honor of the Cardinalate is been so noted throughout the world order. She is the fifth member of tion in our behalf. We live for a few years. We go back to God. In This annual collection is dis branch auditorium. A short sketch great, but the responsibility of that we feel this dispenses with the her class to enter this sisterhood. of the composer chosen for the Legion of Merit Award honor is even greater.” The Pon need to recall particular deeds She spent' the past year in train the journey to etcraity we take tributed by a central committee absolutely nothing with us save to the hundreds of little centers day’s program is given. A drama tiff noted that the Senate of the which every one already has greet ing in the Seton School of nursing, tizations of an episode of his life Church has suffered grievous ed and applauded.” Glockner sanitarium, Colorado the record of good or evil we per in our country caring for a real form in this temporary life. Our mission need in our midst. The is offered by students of Denver (See Picture on Page 3) then Scannell’s voluntary partici losses since the last Consistory and World Hungry for Unity Springs. Two sisters, Dora and university’s school of theater, and The Pontiff said he was “well true home is heaven. We must spiritual welfare of the Indians Captain John W. Scannell, a pation in two campaigns when the commemorated the dead Cardinals, Anita, are in Cathedral high ft musical selections by junior or priest of the Archdiocese of Den imploring for them eternal rest (Turn to Paget — Column 4) present. view life as Christ taught us. We and Negroes is peculiarly our duty division had no chaplain, his con must be prepared to meet our and privilege. Your generosity senior high schoolers are added. ver who served as army chaplain stant and valuable front-line ac and reward for their work and In addition to her library work. in the Pacific area, was presented virtues. Maker at any time to give an ac will sustain the missions already in tivities, and his being wounded on I KLZ Is Carrying count of our earthly stewardship. operation and extend their work. Miss Horan, as a member of the with the Legion of Merit and Luzon by a sniper while helping Nominee* Greatly Deserving 303 Students Enter into the Lenten season in Faithfully yours in Christ, Altar and Rosary society and the Bronze Star awards by Col. Wil “Today, finally, since the war is remove an injured man from the Vatican Broadcast a spirit of prayer and personal * URBAN J. VEHR, Wednesday club, has long been frid M. Blunt, Catholic, commander field of battle. The citation em over—although true peace does I Station KLZ, Denver, is mortification. Say the Rosary of Archbishop of Denver. identified with Blessed Sacrament of Camp Carson, Colo., in a pri phasizes the fact that Father Scan not yet shine for the human race, I carrying a one-hour broadcast Registered in Our Blessed Lady every day either Kindly announce this national parish projects. She leaves Feb. 28 vate ceremony Feb. 18 in the nell took part in all training which is anxious and weary—we I direct from the Vatican at 4 privately or in the family circle. collection at the Masses Sunday, for Tucson, Ariz., where she will headquarters office. The Legion of maneuvers and camp hardships, can effect our purpose, which has I a.m. Thursday and a transcrip- Try to attend Holy Mass and re March 3. The collection should be make her home with her sister, Merit citation had been made in thus setting a “high example of been thought over for a long time. I tion of this at 11 p.m. that ceive Holy Communion daily even taken Sunday, March 10, and for Mrs. H. W. Kohl, and her mother, May, 1945, and the Bronze Star conduct for the men.” This we do all the more willingly I night. It consists of the final Girls’ College warded to the Chancery within two Mrs. Annie O’Flaherty, former citation in February of this year. insomuch as it is permitted to us though it may mean a sacrifice. The Bronze Star award recog I part of the public Consistory Attend the Lenten evening devo weeks. Denver residents. Col. Blunt had planned to pre nized “meritorious service against to bestow the majesty of the and has interpellations in Eng- sent the two medals to Father Roman Purple on men who are (Loretto Heights College, Denver) tions in your parish church. Try the Japanese forces at New Geor- ! lish. to sanctify each day as if it were Scannell in a military ceremony in is, British Solomon islands, from greatly deserving both of the Cath The Loretto Heights college en the presence of Archbishop Urban I KOA carried a transcription rollment exceeds the 300 mark the last day the Almighty were to fuly 22 to Aug. 6. 1943.” Father olic Church and of their respective I of the broadcast of Pius XII’s J. Vehr in St. Mary’s church, Colo countries.” after the second semester registra give you here on earth. God will Denver Priest Does Scannell already holds the Silver I speech from 9:30 to 10 p.m. undoubtedly give you many spe rado Springs, this Sunday, but the Star with one Oak Leak cluster The Pontiff went on to empha- tion. With girls present from states I Wednesday. spreading from New York to Cali cial graces but you individually priest’s duties as pastor of the and the Purple Heart, as well as a ( Turn to Page U — Colu7iin 3) must co-operate with His divine Hugo, Colo., parish intervened. Philippine government award. fornia and from Alabama to Mon 'The Legion of Merit award was tana. it has 22 states represented plan. Impose upon ■yourself some Drawings for Book The formed chaplain, now in in all. Canada, Cuba, and Mexico personal acts of self-denial such made to Father Scannell “for ex charge of Hugo, recently completed as refraining from non-essentials ceptionally meritorious conduct in his terminal leave. Before his en St. Patrick Day Sick Call also arc represented with students the performance of outstanding studying at Loretto Heights. There Contrast, simplicity, and cartoonist, whom Father Justin trance into the army in February, strength mark the effect obtained dubs “the greatest living cartoon services in the Solomon and Phil 1941, Father Scannell served al are 178 resident students this se Will Discuss Plans ippine islands from Dec. 1, 1942, mester. by the Rev. Justin McCarthy, ist,” is his model in techniaue. He most seven years as assistant at In Mad March Storm One also admires the bold, detailed to March 17, 1945.” Serving as an St. Mary’s parish, Colorado This is the greatest enrollment For Student Retreat O.F.M., of St. Elizabeth’s parish, work of the American, Rockwell over-all recognition of long- Springes. Throughout the war’s dii- at the college since its opening in Denver, in his chapter illustrations Kent. period duty, the Legion of Merit ration, the priest was in active 1918. At that time four girls en citation points out especially Fa tered with one from Texas and the A meeting will be held at for Josephine M. O’Neil’s new ■f - f + duty in the Pacific islands with Of Priest’s Adventures other three from Ck)lorado. The fol 8 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 27, book, Our Lady and the Aztec, a mm an infantry unit. A native of Des lowing year the total went up to in St. Francis de Sales’ rec St. Anthony Guild publication ' f Moines, la., he is an alumnus of - 5. St. 'Thomas’ seminary, Denver. 12 with three states represented. tory, Denver, to make plans (Paterson, N, J., $1). The book re vV' »: / •• ^ (One of a eeriet on the experi horses was put in the traces. The It has grow# steadily until now for the annual retreat for counts the beautiful story of With Father Scannell at the ences of the pioneer priest, Father priest had already celebrated Mass award presentation was his broth it stands at 303 students registered Catholics who are students in Juan Diego and Our Lady of er, James L., of 1117 E. Yampa James J. Gibbons, as rewritten and had requested a visiting clergy' for the scholastic year 1945-1946. public high schools. Arch Guadalupe—a theme that lends it from his book. I n t h e S a n J u a n , man to fill in for him at the festal Four of the girls are veterans of bishop Urban J.* Vehr will be self well to Father Justin’s un street, Colorado Springs, who long out of print.) occasion. It was unlikely that he (Turn to Paget— Column 3) present. adorned artistry. The drawings, served 23 months in the ETO and A St. Patrick’s day sick call in would be in time to deliver his lec done with ink and brush, evince a a year in the Pacific with the navy. Father Scannell’s sister, Mrs. a mad March storm saw Father ture. f Reason for Clare Luce Conversion vigor that is as rugged as the Gibbons coming through unscathed, Courier and pastor .set off in a mountains and the Redmen they L. E. Wheeler, lives at the same but cherishing a renewed- respect portray. address. He has two other sisters, for the fury of Rocky mountain (Turn to P a g e t — C olum n i ) Mrs. Ralph Kurtz, Fairfield, la., wind and snow. The Ouray pastor GRIEF OVER CHILD’S DEATH The Franciscan priest-artist was and Mrs. Dorothy Peck, Los An found the Iowa blizzards of his ‘Liguorian’ Editor ordained in June, 1944. He at geles. Another brother, Francis, boyhood nothing to compare with tended Boston college in his native was killed in World war I. what he had to face in the pei'- Will Give Talk EASED IN ARMS OF CHURCH city previous to entering the Fran formance of his ministry in Colo ciscan novitiate at Paterson, N. J. rado. Since ordination, Father Justin has Gilts to Philippines For this particular St Patrick’s Grief over the death of her only 15, as announced in the early-week been serving at St. Elizabeth’s day, the Ouray Literary society, child, a girl, who was killed in an edition of the Register. parish in Denver. Listed by Chancery fostered by Father Gibbons, had auto accident in 1944, brought ISO at Luncheon Since the age of four years, the prepared an unusually fine pro Clare Boothe Luce into the Church, priest reveals, he has had an inter revealed Mrs. Thomas G. Garrison The quarterly session of the Returns in the special collec gram. To be featured were Sheri ACCW was well attended, there est in sketching. Until two years dan’s The School for Scandal and at the quarterly meeting of the ago, his bent was pencil drawing. tion for the relief of suffering Archdiocesan Council of Catholic being about 160 at the luncheon brothers of the faith in the a lecture by the pastor on Parnell’s in the Cosmopolitan hotel. Mrs. Lately, however, he has striven to Irish Land league, a cause dear to Women in Denver Tue.sday. Mrs. develop a technimie in inkbrush Philippines, taken up in the Den Garrison, president of the NCCW, L. A. Higgins, president, presided work, which affords greater power ver archdiocese Jan. 27, are an his heart. All was in readiness. over the business meeting in the nounced this week by the Chan Urgent Sick Call heard the story while attending the of expression. He engaged in book National Catholic Family Life con morning at which reports from illustration at the request of the cery office as follows: At 2:30 a.m. March 17, the door other officers, deaneries, committee DENVER PARISHES bell awoke Father Gibbons. Con ference in Washington. Although Rev. Alexander Wise, O.F.M., a Csthedral ______$ 981.B2 Mrs, Luce’s conversion had not chairmen, and group representa Annancistion tenting him was a messenger from tives were heard. member of the St. Anthony guild 98.20 Milverton bearing word of an ur been announced publicly at that and now if missionary in Brazil. Blessed Sacrament 400.00 time, it was being widely discussed Sister Rose Anthony of El Holy Family 100.00 gent sick call there. Father Justin was sent a manu Jloly Ghost ...... 1.000.00 in Washington. Pomar retreat-house, Colorado script of the Guadalupe book, Upon learning the sick one’s Springs, gave an address on re fioly Rosary ______82.00 Mrs. Luce was so stricken by the which he was asked to delineate Our Lady of Mt. Carmel 161.10 name, the pastor knew at once that treats as related to “Inner Peace,” Presentation ...... 60.00 the unfortunate’s fate was sealed. death of her 12-year-oId girl that according to his own judgment. Sacred Heart she needed help in raecting the ef the theme of the meeting. In this Although much time was spent in , 61.65 Though a young man, he had been day of external turmoil, she said, St, Anne’s (Arvada) 100.00 a hard and constant drinker, and fects of the blow.' She made sev .forming his concepts, the Fran St. Cajetan’s ...... 28.65 eral visits to a psychiatrist, but his inner peace is a main stability. ciscan did the actual drawing in St. (Utherine’a _____ 366.00 now was in the grip of pneumonia. Through knowledge, love, and St, Dominic's 114.60 He faced death alone. His wife, a counsel and ideals all tended less than two days. St. Ellxsbeth’s ______204.00 toward the material. Mrs. Luce, service we can gain the happiness convert, had left him after a three- that springs from within, l^ is is For the theme of his pictorial St, Francis de Sales’ 626.00 year attempt to bring him back to a successful author, playwright, efforts, the Denver priest ordin St. Ignatius Loyola's „ 78.71 The Very Rev. Donald F. Miller, why a retreat is a wise way to re St. Jtmes’ ____ _ 260.00 the ways of the Church. and Congresswoman, had practi arily chooses sports subjects C.SS.R., rector of the Immaciilato cally all that the world can offer store the inner tranquillity that St. John the Evangelist's 426.00 Foregoing further sleep that the external world seems to be Sports cartooning was his chief St. Joseph’s (C.SS.R).__ 182.09 Conception seminary at Oeonomo- —money, position, beauty. She diversion at Boston college. He St. Joseph's (Polish) ___ 16.10 night, the tireless padre went atout trying to take away. St. Leo's ______woa^ Wise., and editor of The Li- knew she needed solace that ma has had no formal training in art, 82.88 readying him.self for the trip, guorian, will be the di*tingui*hed Asks Completa War Records St. Louis’ (Englewood) ~ 122.87 which promised to be a hard one. terial things could not give. but that deficiency is supple St. Mary Uagdaiene’a Snow had been falling since mid speaker at the coming press con Having heard the Rt. Rev. Ful Archbishop Urban J, Vehr spoke mented by genuine talent and con (Edgewater) ______126.50 vention at Loretto Height* college. ton Sheen speak on the Catholic at the luncheon session, which was suming interest. Father Justin S t Patrick'a 74.65 night, and there was every indica He will spealc in the morning ses St. Philomena's 600.00 tion that a great storm was im Hour, she decided to get in touch attended by an unusually large has an uncle, Fred Madden, a St. Rosa of Lima’s ______101.00 pending. sion of Friday, Feb. 22, and will with him. In her first talk with number of priests. He thanked {free-lance commercial artist in S t Thera**'* (Aurora) ____ 82.00 also carry on the work shop for the him she knew that the Church all the women of the archdiocese New York city, to whom he is in St, Vincent de Paul's ______200.26 Leave at 6 A.M. adviser* from 11 to 12:15 on Fri PARISHES OUTSIDE DENVER held the answer to her problem. for their magnificent work in the debted for many practical point Ona of Father Justin's pictures Diego speeding to the Bishop after Akron—S t Joseph's ...... 70.00 So, at 6 o’clock on S t Patrick’s day, and in the afternoon from She continued her instructions and war years and aaked all organize- ers in his avocation. David Low, in “Our Lady and tha Aatec” Is seeing Onr Lady and shew* the Aspen—S t Mary's ...... 8.96 day in the morning, a team of 2 to 3 of the same day. waa received into the fold Feb. (Turn to f*age 11 — Colum n S) noted English syndicate poUticsd shown abovo. It portrays Juan vigor of the priest’s work. (Turn to P aget — Column 6) i p a g e t w o Office, 938 Bannock Street ’" THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEsrstone 4205>^ Thursday, Feb. 21, 1946-
Bringing You the Season’s ST. PATRICK DAY SICK CALL ^ Outstanding Dinners College Exceeds PhOippines Gifts lORCnO HEIGHTS Special Served From FOUND PRIEST IN BAD STORM Sunday 11 AJM. to 300 Enrollineiit (Continued From Page One) brid, that they stood a very listed by Cbancer heavy sleigh on a road already good chance of being swept away COILEGE BflZHRR Dinner 5 P.M. Onlr badly drifted. Coming to spectacu in a snowslide or of getting irre (Continued From Page One) lar Bear Creek falls, they learned trievably lost in the blinding snow (Continued From Page One) World war II. All branches of ihe from the toll gatherer at the, first storm that now was coursing the Boaldcr—Sacred Heart ...... 8 180.66 Thursday Friday Saturday ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY women’s services are represented heights. Boulder. South—Sacred Heart with two WACs, one WAVE, and But the messenger, for reasons Brichtoo—8t. Auguatina'i ..._ 100.00 Feb. 28 Qlblef Gravr, DreMing, Buttered Beets, Mashed or Candled one Marine. of economy^ wished to get home to Bruah— St. lla rjr’a ...... , 3Z'.70 Mar. 1 Mar. 2 Sweet Potatoes and Cranberry Sauce 28 Girls to Go Skiing Silverton; and Father Gibbons had Burlincton (Stratton) ...... 26.46 'S Midi an equally strong desire to reach Calhan— St. Michael's ...... 16.00 INDIVIDUALLY BAKED CHICKEN PIE ’ The college athletic department Cheyenne Wellar-Sacred Heart 18.00 Knights of Columbus Nall - 16lh t Craul Choice Uilk'Fed Chicken in Rich Natural Gravy with announces that 28 girls will be the tedside of the dying man. They COLORADO SPRINGS— Fresh Garden Vegetables uesta at Hotel H arter in Steam- continued on their way. (>)rpus Chrltti ______120.16 CHOPPED STEAK f Within half a mile of the second Sacred H eart ...... 87.60 ot Springs to ski this week end. Foo SL M ary's ...... 480.83 MANY PRIZES with Fresh Mushroom Sauce, Creamed Peas and Carrots They will leave Friday at 1:15 10 01 m bridge, they found themselves St. Paul's (Broadmoor) 186.00 or Buttered Beets and French Fried Potatoes p.m. on a special bus and plan to forced to alight and shovel away Craig—St. M tchael'f...... 10.00 the obstructing snow. Occupied in Cripple Creek—St. Peter's____ 6.75 CASH AWARDS - ELEC. REFRIGERATOR - THOR WASHER SEA FOOD PLATE arrive there about 8 p.m. A1 Wege- Crook—St. Peter's (Iliff)___ 20.30 Breaded Fillet of Halibut, Gulf Shrimps, Eastern Scallop, Oyster man, nationally known skier and this task, they had opportunity to Deer Trail (H ugo) ...... 12.62 ELEC. IRON - ELEC. MIXER - NYLON HOSE ‘ and Cole Slaw with French Fried Potatoes and Tartar Sauce instructor, will coach the students gaze over the precipice and recall Elbert—Sacred Heart ____ , 60.00 MEN’S SHIRTS - OTHER PREMIUM PRIZES PUCE, JOSIICEthe nupierous times that horses and Erie—St, Scholistica’t Includes: Soup or Cocktail Hot Rolls Salad needing instruction. They will re (Lafayette) ...... 6.10 Dessert Choice of Drinks turn Sunday evening. sleighs had plunged to destruction Estes Park—St. Walter’s ____ 8.08 THIS SPACE DONATED BY (Continued From Page One) from nearby points. Fleming—St. Peter's ______RESTAURANT Earlier in the year 76 students Snow Slidcf Numeroui FORT COLLINS— 61S 17tb Street spent three days at Steamboat aware ot the profound interest” During this enforced pause, Holy Fetnily ...... 12.60 Springs skiing. While there they St. Joseph's ...... 182.00 BstwMB Wshea sad his Christmas day nominations to large chunks of snow were inter Fort Logan—St. Patricit’s 22.67 CaliforaU Sts. were able to attend the state tournament in skiing, lyiiss Veron the Sacred College would arouse in mittently breaking off and rolling Fort Lupton—^St. William's AOO SEATS • NO UQUOR • ORGAN MUSIC down from above. As he sat and (PlatteTllIe) ...... ica Brown, head of the department the world, and added: “This poor watched these potential death- Fort Morgan—St. Helena's ___ 26.20 of athletics at Loretto Heights, world everywhere is hungry and Fountain— (Colorado Springs will act as chaperone. dealers, Father Gibbons became —SI. Paul’e) ...... thirsty for unity and is engaged in "very nervous.” And his state of Frederick—St. Therese’s ...... 16.00 Headquarters for CHURCH Music of the Out-of-Doors, various battles for its achieve mind was not bettered as, before Georgetown—Our Lady of ARTICLES OF DEVO'nON CHURCH FURNISBINOS motion picture symphony of the ments. In our world, the* faithful tbeir vei-y eyes, a particularly Lourdes ...... GOODS large mass let loose and “like a Glenwood Springs—St. BOOKS FOB THE CATH- great American wilderness, pre have found a new motive for con Stephen’s ______62.00 flash carried everything before it.” Golden—St. Joseph's ...... 62.45 OUC LAITY AND CLERGY HOUSE sented in color with Bert Harwell’s solation and encouragement. Warily moving on, they soon en- Grand Lake—Bt. Anne's______6.00 inimitable whistling, was shown to ‘The others—we intend to counterte “Mother Cline.” This was GREELEY— the Loretto Heights college fac speak of honest people and not of Our Lady of Peica ______1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 a famous snowslide that had come St. Peter’s ...... 60.00 ulty and student body Tuesday, slaves to the ‘father of lies’—they down some time before with such Holyoke—St. Patrick's ___ ..... 76.36 Feb. 19. are offered a matter for serious re power as to break off all the trees Hugo—St Anthony’s 148.84 flection. The Church today raises Idaho Springs— St. Paul's ...... 10.00 QUICK SESVICE ON on the mountain side for several IHff— St. Catherine's ...... 26.41 itself, amidst a lacerated and di hundred feet It now covered the Julesburg—St. Anthony’s ...... vided world, as a sign of admon 29.86 WATCH REPAIRING original roadbed to a depth of Kreniling—St. Peter’s ...... 6.00 •e x p r e s s ;— I ishment and inviting unto itself about 70 feet, and passage was Keeneshurg an* Roggen—Holy AND ENGRAVINO those who still disbelieve. Because Family ...... 69.46 AU Work GntruitMd made over the top of the slide when Lafayette— St. Ida’a ...... 29.14 CH. 0380 CALL CH. 0380 without God or away from God, no the weather was cold. LEADVILLE— JAMISON JEWELRY true solid and secure unity can (The following summer, the Annunciation ______49.16 FAST MESSEIVGER SERVICE exist among men.” county found it expedient to cut St. Joseph's ...... 12.40 FOR THE SAFETY OF YOUR GOODS, USE LImon (Hugo) ...... 38.66 1953 Broadway 215 So. Broadway Asked to Ontline Church Stand a tunnel straight through this Littleton—St. Mery’s ...... 71.50 JOHNSON SERVICE ON EVERY MOVE Pope Pius said the Church is re super-slide. Nearly 600 feet in Longmont—St. John the Pick-up and Deliveries of All Kinds length, and high enough for the B aptist's ...... 80.00 MOVING - PACKING - STORAGE FlowBts for All Occasions ceiving "innumerable” requests to Louisville—St. Louis' ____ 20.68 TRUNKS - PACKAGES - BAGGAGE define its part in the salvation of Concord stage with its six horses, Loveland—St, John's ...... 221 BROADWAY DENVER, COLO. DvpwuUkI* Ovllvtrv Sarvk* 26.04 IMMEDIATE SERVICE Va T^egraph Plotcere humanity and establishment of it was one of the wonders of the Manitou chapel— (Sacred lasting internal and external peace. Ouray toll road. Although the roof Heart—Colorado Springs).._ 11.86 was melted away in the summer Mead (Frederick) ...... 11.30 UEB’S FLOWER SHOP He continued: Peeti—Sacred Heart ...... 20.28 "Her definite answer remains as sun, the walls remained standing Plitteville—St. Nicholas' ...... Phone GL. 0133 . . . All Bouia two years.) Steamboat Springs—Holy Name "86“20 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ever—unity and integrity of the Sterling—St. Anthony of 3922 W. 32nd Ave. Church—wherefore it is impera Traversing Mother Cline, priest Padua's ...... 62.60 tive that the children of the Church and companion finally came to Stonebam and St, John— ORDER YOUR 1946 missions ...... 19.18 as well as human society genert^y Ironton, and after a short rest be Stratton—St. Charles’ 68.70 must have a clear and exact notion gan the ascent to Red mountain. As Superior—St. Benedict’s SEED OATALOGUE NOW of the practical influence exer they inched along in the blinding (S. Boulder) ...... cised by that unity and intejpty. snow, a sleigh suddenly loomed be Victor—S t Victor’s ...... 8.48 fore them. It was from Silverton, Welby—Assumption This influence has exercised itself Weldona (Brush) ...... 21.24 on the foundation structure of the and bore tidings that the sick man Wrty—S t Andrew's ...... 29.50 dynamics of human society.” was dead. Yumi—S t John’s (Akron)..__ 80.00 Father Gibbons immediately DENVER— ROCKY MOUNTAIN SEED CO. He denied that the Church aims St, Anthony's hospital 88.00 at creation of a gigantic world em climbed Into the Ouray - bound St. Clara’s orphanage...... 10.06 n ciA m j^ iD ' 6>de pire. “This concept is funda vehicle, and relived a few uncom Regis college - .....— ...... 16.00 mentally false. In no epoch of his fortable minutes as the sleigh Colorado Springs—St. Francis’ 1325 15th St hospital ...... 16.00 tory has it been true or correspond pased over the route he had just Boulder—Saerad Heart, school ing with reality, unless it is de happily quitted. But the worst was (children of Sfth grade) 6.00 sired erroneously to transport to in store. George Sigg (Roggen) ______20.00 BY KNOWING THE FACTS past centuries the ideas and Battle Terrific Storm terminology of our times.” The party reached Ironton safe ly, stopping off to dine, and then The WHITE CROSS plan for funeral pre-arrange The Holy Father identified the AMERICAN FLRNITIIRE historic acts of the Church as com took the road for Ouray. They were ment covers ALL expenses and provides for car posed of “depth, width, and soon battling “one of the most breadth,” whereas modern im desperate storms of /now and wind rying out every detail as specified. The fulfillmenl perialism is exercised only in wndth I ever faced.” At times even the and depth, appealing not to man as horses could not move. of the arrangemeni is guaranteed by legal reserve such but to the things and forces “We got out of the sleighs, ‘which man is made to serve.” waded hip deep through the soft insurance. snow and felt for the road in broad Under the heading of “equality” daylight, creeping along the wall to The WHITE CROSS future need plam is avail the Pope identified “complete man be certain that we were not rush as the center of the special order, ing headlong into the precipice.” able to you as an individual or to your entire fam insisting that the Church alone After four hours of stumbling, can avoid the undermining of equal falling, and digging, and “when ily as a group, regardless of ages. The cost may be rights by untiring attention to we had almost given up the hope man’s aspirations with “foresight of ever coming out alive,” the trav handled as a cash transaction or in small monthly and intuition.” elers suddenly emerged upon payments . . . even a few pennies a week. No ex The Pontiff said the latter can Ouray. It was 5 p.m., and Father derive only from “the supernatural Gibbons was in time to deliver his aminations, no membership fee, no assessments. light of the doctrine of Christ In lecture. this profound sense it is vital that guards against colds • • . rich in vitamin D, life nave continuous adaptability Meul this advertisement with your name and which some have in t^ re te d and b u ill-it t address . . . or simply phone for your copy of our presented as opportunism.” The Denver Catholic automatic safety tim er Mats Deportation Attacked WHITE CROSS booklet. No obligation whatever. Among the modem practices Register that came in for heavy Papal at Published Weekly by the tack is that of mass deportation. ^>uutet f 626 He said: Catholie Press Society, Inc. “This sinister type of transfer 938 Bannock Stireet, Denver, alas today has become more fre Colo. quent. But it too is linked with the LEVARD Subscription: $1 Per Year Mrs. J t i. P. McCoftgty imperialistic tendencies of our times.” J«s. P. McConaty Entered as Second Class Matter The Pope forecast an “arduous at the Post Office, Denver, Jo i. P. McConaty future mission” for the Church in a career of collaborating without Colo. pause to constitution of a solid foundation for society. He warned: “This is an essential mission.” The Pope also severely criticised punishment of political offenders: “An erroneous opinion is circulat ing through the world which de clares that a man is responsible or y o m guilty simply because he was a member of or part of a determined m m / i s m f f community, without taking the trouble to ascertain and examine whether a truly personal guilt in Look, action or omission really exists. 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1 Thursday, Feb. 21,1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KE3rstono '4205 PAGE THREE
Awarded Legion of Merit LEE C RICHARD T iC IE T l lAIDED HANEY L BANEY Eyes \ " r . ■ „ Glasses Fon S i n Examined Fitted A ilrm or’e & lilt LI6IITEI1EI1 m LEE €. HAXEY AXD § O X Members of St. Fincent de PauPs Parish An Ofinger Service is alwiys conducted with Exclusive Optometrist* the quiet dignity and reverence that create II ISO SyPPER TA. 2690 Credit If Desired TA. 2690 tacred memories for those who attend. The 1 SET fSTH 8T- OENVEIt | wishes and means of every patron are always (Continued From Page One) (S l Rosa of Lima’s Parish, Denver) given utmost consideration. Should the occa your people at the Masses Sunday, OfflcUl The meeting of S t Rose of SaftaariB t sion arise, we believe our careful and compe March 3. The time for the fulfillment of Lima’s Altar society was held in LUtad by Dancaa H ta* ^ ' tent direction will serve to ease the burden AdTentar** the Easter obligation of reception the parish hall, 1320 W. Nevada mURPHV’S la Good Battaa of bereavement. , . effectively eliminate un of Holy Communion extends from place, Feb. 14, with all officers the first Sunday of Lent to Trin BROADWAY AT ELLSWORTH OPEN PROM warranted expense. ity Sunday, inclusive. and 62 members and guests prev 11 A M. TO 2 A M. All parish churches^should con e n t The president Mrs. L. F. POPULAR CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our per* duct evening or afternoon Lenten Sengenberger, in the absence of LUI¥CHEOIVS F eatu rin g sonnet and the finest equipment and devotions on Wednesdays and Fri Father Louis J. Grohman, led the One of Den C o lo ra d o facilities are assigned to every Catholic days. Rosary. Mrs. L. F. Sengenberger ver’s Finest Service. __ ^ thanked the committee and all ODMPLETE F a in o n a Parishes with only one priest Bar* and should provide parishioners the op other volunteer workers who served the parish USO supper M ountain VICE PRESIDENT portunity of'sn extraordinary con Fountain* DINNERS fessor during the Paschal season. last month. More than 27 home T r o n t . made cakes were donated by the for yoor fa I($th at SPEER at, This can be effected by having a After the Show or Juicy, Ten retreat or mission or by exchang women of the parish, and more vorite Soda BOULDER SHERMAN than 350 men were served. Dance Meet Your ing parishes on a given Saturday or Sundae, der Steak*, and Sunday with a neighboring Mrs. D. G; McCormic reported Friends at Murphy’s Chop* and pastor. In this event, kindly give good progress in the Red Cross Cocktail mORTURRIES one or two weeks’ notice to the Knitting circle, with a total of 250 Service. Chicken Tamales, Chili, Fried m members of your parish. hours of work this month. Mrs. D. Sandwiches, Our Specialty Chicken. Under thw auspices of the F. Hiteman said that the cookies, Knights of Columbus, the Catholic being sent to the USO regularly Banquet Room f v Parties Departments, Call Glendale 3663 and plentifully, have been greatly men of Denver and vicinity are :L 0 8 E D a l l d a y t u e s d a y i invited to receive Holy Commun appreciated at the center. The ion in the 8 o’clock Mass in the sick committee reported many Cathedral Sunday, March 31. Fa sick, including Father Grohman. ther Paul Waldron, Provincial of Mrs. Charles Johnson is still in SEE THE MEW 1946 OHEVRDLET the Columban Fathers, will speak a local sanatarium, but is improv at the breakfast. Priests of the ing nicely. NDW DN DISPUY Cathedral Denver area are kindly asked to The society voted not to have announce this Communion Mass their next meeting until the sec several Sundays in advance. It is ond Thursday in May, because Of COMPLETE ENGINE OVERHAUL an excellent opjfortunity for your Col. Wilfred M. Blunt, com iny the presentation of the Legion Lent. The altar committee ap BODY and FENDER DEPT. E € 0 I \ 0 ] l f Y men to do missionary work by in manding officer of Camp Carton, of Merit gnd the Bronxe Ster for pointed for Easter decorating con viting some indifferent or careless at Colorado Springs, it shown con voluntarily lerving in the front sists of Mrs. M. J. Clennon, Mrs. Genuine Factory Part* Uted on Any Make Car or Truck Next to Clsrks’s Choteh Goods line* in the Pacific campaign. Alio D. P. Campbell, and Mrs. E. V. friend or acquaintance to receive gratulating Father John W. Scan- Free Pick Up Service “When in lote tpirite call Jerry" the sacraments with them. pictured it Jamei L. Scanneil, the DeMers. nell, former army chaplain, follow- prieat’a brother. 1634 Tremont KE. 4554 I will celebrate Holy Mass in Girli Entertain FREE DELIVERY FREE PARKING St. Mary’s church, Colorado _ Following the meeting, a Valen Springs, Sunday, April 7, for men tine party with games and prizes 4641 VINER CHEVROLET CO. Bdwy. in the Pike’s Peak area. Pastors MEETING SCHEDULED MONDAY took place. A special Liliput- A REPUTABLE DRUG Where Friend$ Meet . . . of that district are kindly asked ian dance and song was given by STORE • to make an appropriate pulpit an the following group of Campfire nouncement several Sundays in FOR BLESSED SACRAMENT PTA Girls from the eighth grade of St. advance. Francis de Sales’ school: Patty Jo tvEiiuE emu (Bleated Sacrament Pariah, entertained guests at dinner on Sengenberger, Betty Lou Dollag- CASH for Denver) Sunday evening, honoring Mrs. han, Jean Miller, Mary . Lou Byron »nd Mirie WUHiini Phayer, Alice Porter, Donna Colfax at Downing . . . Denver The PTA meeting will be held Palmer’s brother and his wife, ITth and Wiihington MAin 1717 Mt. Carmel PTA Capt. and Mrs. Thomas A. Man- Roenling, Patricia Springer, Sally EVERY YEED KEyatono 3217 Feb. 25 at 2 p.m. in the school Burns, Lorraine Hohmann, lall. Mothers of the second grade ion. Capt Manion of the marines, has just returned to the U. S. after Geraldine Wienecke, Mary Joyce Service That Is Different* NOB HILL INN DOWNING STREET Meets on Feb. 26 pupils will be hostesses. Blair, and Eileen Reagan. This PHARMACY Pfc. William A. Dooling, USMC, two years spent in the South Pa number was under the direction * 410 EAST COLFAX cific. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Miaa Losdaao cordially invitee you to bring GEORGE M. HILL, Prop. who had been in the South Pacific John Duras, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas of Leader Mrs. Alice Porter, and your financial troubles to her. COCKTAILS Profeitional Pharmaeht (Oar Lady of Mt. Carmel Pariah, theater of war for the past two was accompanied at the piano by Phan* CHtrir 2747 Denver) years, has received an hofiorable J. Rogers, and Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Mrs. Fred Buerin. Delicious Dinners *91 Downinc SU Denver The Mt. Carmel PTA will meet discharge and is with his parents, Van Overschelde. Afterward a luncheon of home UlM Loaaiao, Use. Lighthouse Loan & Finance Co. Complete Merchandise Line Circles to Meet HOT AND COLD LUNCHES Under New Manaesment Tuesday, Feb. 26, at 8 p.m., in the Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dooling. made pie, candies, and coffee was Tear BoalnMi b ApprtebUd Her* FREE DELIVERY school hall. There will be a guest Eleven members of Our Lady of Mrs. Frank J. Hill will be host served by the hostesses, Mmes. Phone KE. 8169 2nd noar. CalUomU Bid*. 17th & Calif. speaker, sound moving pictures. Lourdes circle were guests of Mrs. ess to members of St. Rita's circle Mary Alvey, E. N. Haney, F. H. SPAGHETTI G. Hoeschen in her home Feb. 12. in her home on Tuesday, Feb. 26. Gerlits, C. E. Anderson, James and The Mt. Carmel Alumni club Mrs. Grier Keyser and Mrs. J C. H^me-Made Ravioli or will meet Friday, Feb. 22, at 8 p.m Mrs. William Hage was a guest and Wilford Richafds, M. Wilson, in the school hall. bridge honors were won by Miss Gannon will be hostesses to mem George T. and William Hein, J. Si. Vincent de PauFs Parish NADORFF’S Home-Made Lasanghe bers of St. Anthony’s circle in the Figlino, R. Eeckhout, Edward « On Sunday, Feb. 24, the Third Grace Larson and Mrs. Fred Mc Appreciates Your Patronage Com* ta th* Intosh. Members of St. Joseph’s Keyser home on Thursday, Feb. Heppting, J. G. Bunce, R. Silva, Order will meet at 2 p.m. 21. Mrs. Horace B. Maltby will L. Ashcroft, Nell Johnson, B. Han- WHERE YOU GET THE MOST OF ITALIAN KITCHEN circle enjoyed luncheon and bridge St. Therese’s sodality will re entertain members of St. Anne’s nigan, William Diehl, Nell Bishop, MAHONEY DRUG JAMES GRDDERY THE BEST FOR THE LEAST DONALD HANNUM, Msr. ceive Communion in a body Sun in the Denver tearoom, the guests Vet — War. II circle in her home, 2671 Albion Charles LaRusso, a n d Mack MYRTLE MAHONEY, Prep. FRED HELMSWORTH. Prop. day, Feb. 24, in the 10 o’clock of Mrs. J. G. Simpson, Mrs. Leo EH. M77 Colfax at Williaat KE. SSIl 1131 E. COLFAX Murphy, and Mrs. H. Ballard, Feb, street, on Tuesday, Feb. 26. Newell. Prescriptions Called for and FANCY GROCERIES Mass. A meeting will be held John Frederick Riesenman, in Wednesday, Feb. 27, at 8 p.m. 15. Bridge awards were won by Delivered Free , VEGETABLES — FRUITS The firms listed here de Mrs. Kari Mayer and Mrs. Wil fant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. HE CHOICE MEATS FrieRdly Gift Shop St. Bemadett’s,study club gave Riesenman, was ba^itized Feb. 17 Ice Cream - Fountain Service a Valentine party for the members liam HorsL 1923 E. Kentucky PE. 2478 Under New Menaseinent serve to be remembered by the Very Rev. Harold V. Camp 1300 So. Pearl SP. 7539 I Twenty-one members of Little DA\TD F. MUNNB, Vet World War II and husbands Feb. 10 in the home bell. Charles Crapo and Margaret Of Your Watch when you are distributing of Mrs, Nick Borelli. A meeting Flower circle enjoyed the hospital Keto Selection of Easter Gildea were sponsors. Carol Fran WATCH, CLOCK AND your patronage in the dif was held Wednesday, Feb. 20, in ity of Mrs. Harry McGrayel, Mrs. ce.. Hanson, daughter of Mr. and Repair Troubles Washington Park Mkl. Cards and Gifts the home of Mrs. Helen Peri, 3416 M. D. Currigan, and Mrs. John F. 1119 E. Colfax KE. S77« ferent lines of business. Mrs. Carl Hanson, was also bap Is H ere Red & White Food Store JEWELRY REPAIRING . COLFAX DRIVE IN West Clyde place. Healy, Jr., at Daniels and Fisher’s tized. James Brennan was sponsor St. Philomena’s study club will tearoom Feb. 15. Mrs. Thomas BILL HUGHES, Prop. Men’s Waterproof Watches by proxy for Jack Hanson, who is Identification Bracelets w w w w •WWWW^WWW' meet Friday, Feb. 22, in the home Currigan was a welcome ^ e st and Two of Denver* s Finest Mrs. Bradley Lane took bridge in Tokyo at present. Mrs. James Complete Food Service Gold or Silver — E naravinr of Mrs. Claire Franca, 1733 West Brennan was the other sponsor. Watchmakers, Bernard H. Charm Bracelets — Gold C^ssea It^g Smart to Shop at the Argonaut 37th avenue, at 1 p.m. honors. 598 South Gilpin St. Julian’s study club will meet Theodore JCittleson, son of Mr. and Shapiro and Al C. Mincher, Imported and Domeetio Wine* Mrs. J. F. O’Brien entertained Mrs. Blair Kittleson, was baptized **It*B S n irt to Bo Thriftr** SULLIVAN’S Monday, Feb. 25, in the home of members of S t Jude’s circle in have opened their own m ARfiflNAIIT a s k ABOUT OUR FREE Mrs, Florence Ditolla, 3540 Val on Sunday. James Kittleson and H n U U H IIU 1 RECIPE BOOKLET FOR LENT her home on Feb. 15. Mrs. Richard Margaret McNally were sponsors. store, Tho flrmB llotod hero dosoiwo to Bonnie Brae Jewelry lejo street. . Sills was a guest, and prizes were ho remembered when yoo ore dio- Eugene Brancucci, son of Mr. Mrs. M. D. Currigan left Feb.
ON SAVINGS PAGE FOUE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyetone 4206 Thursday, Fib. 21, 1946
jHook'iHg forw ard Church History Is Written as Cardinals A Fo r e c a st F o r 1946 The Weafa Largest iy IDWARO P, lUIIN, Pt^ntr,StcuritySup«t^^6l•, Are Elevated in Precedent-Breaking Event * Exclusive Furriers Invnimtnt Counidlon; Presides^ Selected Amcrieea Sherci, lac (Ceniinued From Page One) elevating me and my colleagues to Cardinal Carlo Salotti, Prefect of DUPLER’S PRE-INVENTORY We believe you willfind this pamphlet ait* the univeraality of the Church, the dignity of the Cardinalate. the Sacred Congregation of Rites, (St. Catkariaa’t Paritk, Daavar) which does not belong to one na This recognition is due to the zeal reading at the direction of the interesting and wt will be pleased to send tion or to one c o u n ^ only but of our clergy and the faithfulness Pope a report on the progress of The regular meeting of the you a copy. to every people of the human and generosity of our people, four canonization causes. Here PTA was. held Feb. 12. Mrs. family, “Redeemed by the divine which feels itself bound by so again there was particular interest Schneider introduced Dr. Mildred blood of Christ, united in the bonds many ties of esteem and affection for Americans, for one of these Doster, who gave a talk on the' of mutual and fraternal charity, to the Holy Father, In the name causes is that of the Blessed care and responsibility of children.' 1^1 S u l l i v a n & C o m p a n v all are destined for unchangeable of my colleagues we renew our Frances Xavier Cabrini, who died SALE Mrs. Oscar Nelson and Mrs, joys of the heavenly fatherland,” pledge of fealty, of filial obedi in Chicago in 1917. The other j John McGinn were reported ill in ' : TABOR 4264 SECURITY BLDG. DENTER the Pontiff said in conclusion. ence, and our daily prayer for the causes were those of the Blessed A MOST WONDERFUL OPPORTUN- All 82 of the newly named ad- local hospitals. Mrs. P. DiPilla is' Pope: May the Lord preserve him, Bernardino Realini, S.J., who died starting a new first aid class. ITY to obtain the season’s most wanted viaera of the Pontiff became Car may the Lord give him life In in 1616; the Blessed Joan Eliza Those interested may call her at i V SERVICE TO INVESTORS dinals that dpy, including the three abundance, make him happy on beth' Bichier des Ages, a French GL. 5288. The date for the an-1 . . . most wearable . . . most glamor who were not present—Cardinals earth, and deliver him not into the woman, co-foundress of the Daugh .y Jules Saliege, Archbishop of Tou nual state CTPL all-day confer-; hands of the enemy.” ters of the Cross, who died in ence has been set for March 2 1 1 ous furs during this great DUPLER louse, France, and Jon de Jong, Throng Offers Felicitations 1838, and the Blessed Juan de Archbishop of Utrecht, the Neth and will be held in the Shirley- j PRE-INVENTORY SALE Following Cardinal Glennon’s Britto, a Portuguese, who died a Savoy hotel. | erlands, who were ill; and Josef martyr's death in India in 1693, Mindszenty, A rchbisl^ of Eszter- remarks, the assembled persons Refreshments were served by 0 F F U R S’. filed paat the line of new Cardi The Cardinal’s report showed gom and Primate « Hungary, that the causes have reached the the third grade room mothers, 6 6 9 9 who, according to reports, was be nals for three hours to offer their Mmes. Garin and Schneringer. The , felicitations. Cardinals, Archbish- stage where it is possible to pro 4 Outstanding Groups Why Pay More ing detained by the Russians as ceed with the canonizations. His first grade won the penny march the .Consistory opened. ops, Bishops, Monsignori, and other for attendance. to Choose from (Trademark) ecclesiastical...... il: officials and -- lay - lead - Holiness then asked the opinion of Monday, Feb. 25, the Holy 29 Present Set Record the attending Cardinals and they The 29 nominees who had gath ers from Europe and America were Name society will hold a social in the line of visitors. The Princes replied unanimously that such ac meeting with games and refresh ered in Rome represented the tion was pleasing to them, in keep 10 MONTHS TO PAY largest number of newly named Marcantonio, Carlo and Guilio Pa- ments. All men of the parish are celli, nephews of the Holy Father, ing with the caution exercised by Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores Cardinals ever to come for the the Church in such matters. The invited. NOW . . . IS THE TIME TO PUR- Consistory of their elevation. On were among the first to greet the INCOKPORATED prelates. In the afternoon the new Pope then directed that the advo Sodality Diicutiai Booki CHASE YOUR DUPLER FU'R COATl at least one other occasion 31 cates of these causes present full Cardinals were created at one American Princes of the Church The monthly meeting of the Colorado Owned Stores received the formal visits of the and public reports at the public Young Ladies’ sodality was held time but then the reigning Pon Consistory Thursday. Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. tiff reserved a number of their 'Rid members of the Sacred Col Feb. 15 in the home of Miss Rose names tn petto and fewer than 29 lege. Pallia Postulated ; mary Barth, with Miss Marian Broadway and Elliworth 16th and California came to Rome. Cardinal James Charles Mc- _ The names of Bishops appointed! Borne as co-hostess. In the read 15th and California Never before has a Consistory Guigan, Archbishop of Toronto, since the 1940 Consistory were an-i ing of the minutes a summary was extended over eo many days. received his notification at the nounced and pallia were postulated, given of the' talk presented at the ITa Do Nat Hat* Special SaU* But Sell fou e$ Our Lo%e**t Ordinarily the second secret Con English college, where he waited for these Archbishops and Bishops,; previous meeting by L t Joseph Price* Every Day on All Drug MerehamJit*. sistory, with all the Cardinals with Cardinals Bernard Griffin, appointed since 1940, who werei Bauer on his visit with Theresa Denver, Colo. entitled to wear over their shoul Neumann. new and old in attendance, is held Archbishop of Westminster, and 1540 Stout St,, immediately following the public Norman Gilroy, Archbishop of ders this circlet of white wool with The Rev. John Stein presented | Consistory, held in &is instance Sydney. Cardinals Theodosio de black crosses. Pallia must be a list of books that should be in ; on Thursday. This time, because Gouveia of Lourenco Marques, asked for in a Consistoi^ to be every Catholic’s library. He sug- i of the record number of Cardinals Portuguese East Africa* Carlos obtained and representatives make gested that every member of the Your MONEY PROBLEM can be created at the public Consistory, Carmelo de Vasconcelos Motta of requests in the name of those sodality read a selection from the the second secret Consistory was Sao Paulo, Brazil; Jaime de Bar- prelates who are not present at New Testament every day during "DENVEM’S MOST PBO G RESSIV r' held on Friday. ros Camara of Rio de Janeiro, the meeting. Lent. Father Stein closed the Solved by All four of the new Cardinals Brazil, received their notifications By comparison with former oc meeting with pi'ayer, after which The Cascade Laundry & Dry Cleaners casions, the number of prelates the hostesbes served refreshments. named for the United States were with the Cardinals of the United Complete Laundry & Dry Cleaning Servieo THE ENGLEWOOD INDUSTRIAL BANK present in Rome, having come States at the Apostolic Chancery. publicly elevated to the rank of Girls whe plan to attend the here in epoch-making airplane Cardinals Jose Maria Rodriguez of Cardinal later in the week was so Sodality union retreat at El Ws Call tor snd DellTsr This Bank offers a Complete Loan Service. To obtain a loan, journeys. Now the United States Santiago, Chile; Manuel Arteaga large that the centuries-old pro Pomar on the week end of March 1847 Market St. Tabor 6370-6379 come in, telephone, or write. Our representative will call at has live members in the Sacred Betancourt of Havana, Cuba; cedures had to be modified in sev 23-24 should see Miss Betty Cer- your home if you desire. College, the largest number in its Juan Gualberto Guevara of Lima, eral respects. • agher, GL. 6230, by March 1 in AUTOMOBILE LOANS history. Peru, and Antonio Caggiano of The public Consistory, usually order to make financial settlement Notified in Groups Rosario, Argentina, received their held in the Sistine chapel of the for their reservations. are made on all makes of cars. We will refinance vonr present letters at the Latin-American col Vatican, but sometimes at St. p O s l M A i V , Cardinals John J. Glennon of Guild Plant Party i i t U c loan and advance you more money or we will finance ihe par* lege. Peter’s, took place in the largest St. Louis, Edward Mooney of De St. Joseph’s guild will hold its chase of a new car. Simply bring the title to us and obtain Cardinal Rodriguez, who was church of Christendom and space your money. troit, Samuel A. Stritch of Chi was at a premium. annual card party Saturday, cago, and Francis J. Spellman of ill of influenza, received his higli- March 2, at 2:15 p. m. in St. Fran p a /f ifo u t { d l i l ! CHARACTER LOANS New York gathered in the Apos etto in bed. Shortly afterward he Vait Hall U Used cis de Sales’ building at 235 So. We will loan yon from $10 to $t00 on your signature only tolic Chancery in the heart of was taken to the Frugone clinic. So great was the demand for Sherman. There wll be prizes and BANKBYMAIUPAYBYMAa Rome while the secret Consis Eighty years old next June 23, admission that the imposition of refreshments. Those wishing tick You can send checks anywhere,! if you are steadily employed and have a good credit record. he has been a priest 56 years and Co-Signers are acceptable on larger loans. No embarrassing tory was in progress at the Vati the red birettas upon the new Car ets may obtain them at the sister’s near or Ear, and feci SAFE about inquiries made of friends or relatives. can to await formal notification of a Bishop 34. dinals was not held at the Vatican convent or from Mrs. Harry it! Only the person whose name their elevation. Cardinal Dougherty Abient palace as customary but in the Grout, GL. 3177. AH friends of appears on a check can legally FL R.MTURE L0.4NS For the first time in his Cardinals Dennis Dougherty of enormous Hall of Benedictions, the Sisters of St. Joseph are in cash it. When returned, your can* Your household furniture is considered as excellent security for tory the American Cardinals re Philadelphia and Santiago Luis which stretches across the facade vited to attend. celled checks arc legal receipts ceived the biglietti, the notifica Copello of Buenos Aires did not of St. Peter’s at the second floor a loan at the Englewood Industrial Bank. A telephone call level. Thomas Gerard, infant son of OPEN k'Ttem-'Ufagg’ will bring our appraiser to your home to determine the amount tion messages, from an American come to Rome for the Consistory. Mr, and, Mrs. Jerry Tancredo, was you can borrow on your furniture. priest, one of half a score of cour Others not present included Cardi For the visite di colore, when baptized, with Helen and Joseph CHECKING ACCOUNT iers entrusted with letters of nals August Hlond, Archbishop of dignitaries of the Church, diplo Montegna as sponsors. s* * 6 No Mieisnuin Balance 6 No Charge for Depetile INSTALLMENT HNANCING notification at the Vatican Con Gneisen and Posen, Poland; Gio mats, and other important person 6 Only Cost U lOc per Check Writtan sistory. It was the Rev. Martin T. vanni Battista Nasalli Rocca. ages make ceremonial calls on the The regular meeting of the We wiU advance the money to buy furniture, refrigerators, radios, Altar and Rosary society will be washing machines, or any household appliance. Automobile, fur Gilligan, priest of the Archdiocese Archbishop of Bologna, Italy; and new Princes of the Church, the of Cincinnati now attached to the Pedro Segura Saenz, Archbishop new Cardinals on Tuesday again held Tuesday, Feb. 26, at 2:30 in niture, and appliance dealers are invited^ to inquire about our the music room. Mrs. G. E. Rowe The CENTRAL BANh & TRUST Co. Credit Finance plan. We discount installment paper of all kinds. Papal Secretariat of State, who of Seville, Spain. gathered in groups at the same rode in an automobile of the Papal Consistories, which are meetings places where they had received will preside. Mmes P. Bishop, F. I5TH AND ARAPAHOE STS. DENVER COLO household, flying Papal flags from of the Holy Father with his Car the biglietti and some callers Mon Wilson and J, Iherc of the ways its headlights, to the Apostolic dinals, may be held wherever the day. and means committee will discuss Englewood Industrial Bank Chancery. Pontiff is staying and many in Although the 32 prelates became the St Patrick’s day card party. Refreshments will be served. H. H. OWEN, President Speaking on behalf of the four teresting gatherings have been held Cardinals at the time of the Con newly elevated American Cardi outside Rome, as for example at sistory, it was with the reading of RA. 1113 personal physician to Cardinal 8494 So. Broafiway ENG. 1730 nals, Cardinal Glennon declared Vienna and Paris. the biglietti that they came to be Stritch, began a two-week tour of "This is a time in world history Timei NcT«r Mora Dramatic addressed as “Your Eminence.” duty in personal attendance on when nations are divided and not It is doubtful, however, that the, About 150 Catholic chaplains Pius XII as a Papal Chamberlain only are nations at war with one world in general ever faced greater came from various parts of Europe of Sword and Cape. another but there also is a war crises or that times were ever more to be present at the Consistories. against Christ.” dramatic than at that solemn hour Does Not Condomo Gorman Nation Cardinal Glennon ^oke first in on Monday morning, Feb. 18, 1946, Mutt Return to God Italian and then in English. He Rome.— (NCWC Radio)— The when some 30 existing members of Vatican City.— (INS)—Cardinal fact that Pius XII named three extended to the Holy Father “a the Sacred College quietly vested Francis J. Spellman of New German Cardinals is a clear indi most profound expression of in the Pontifical antechambers of York in an address following his cation that he is not among those thanks for his gracious act of the Vatican proper and filed into elevation to the Sacred College who condemn the German nation the benches that reached out in asserted that, if mankind is to be wholesale, said Cardinal Clement two lines on either side of the Papal saved and civilization to endure, August von Galen, Bishop of throne in Consistorial hail. man must return to God. Munster, in a sermon at a special N E E D A The Holy Father entered garbed Cardinal Thomas Tien, S.V.D., Te Deum service for members of in a white cassock, white sash with of Tsingtao, China, who flew to the German and Austrian colonies golden knots, and a roehetto man the Vatican from America with here. tle and stole placed about his Cardinals Spellman andf Glennon, shoulders with an age-old ritual called upon Chinese seminarians to Describes Figbt Against Nazis by the senior Cardinal Deacon. The “bring the miracles of the Catholic Ckampione of the Faith, a 40- Cardinals rose in their places and faith to all China,” in an address page booklet just issued in Rome, doffed their birettas. Since the in which he expressed his thanks is devoted entirely to a narration LOAN Pontiff does not wear a biretta, to the Pope for his elevation. of the heroic struggle against the Cardinals never wear theirs Nazi tyranny waged by Cardinal in his presence. The prefect of Will Take Over Titular Churchai Michael von Faulhaber, Arch ceremonies uttered the word "ex ’ Rome.— (NCWC Radio)—Car bishop of Munich, and the three ^aUoK tra” (outside!) and he, and all dinal Edward Mooney of Detroit German Bishops just raised to the save the Pope and the Cardinals, will take possession of his titular Sacred College. withdrew. church in Rome, that of Santa Su After those not entitled to stay sanna, generally known as the n o u Long Distance Securities had left. His Holiness sounded a American church, Sunday after bell convenient to his throne and noon, Feb. 24. Cardinal Francis 012h the first secret Consistory had be J. Spellman of New York will take CREDIT CORP. gun. po.ssession of his titnlar church, Hsttsst Nnsiksr In Tswn New Camerlengo Named that of Sts. John and Paul, Feb. The first business was the 25. ORDER Ttom installation .of a new Cardinal The Church of St. Agnes Out 18 MONTHS TO PAY! Caraerlengo, an office held in rota side the Walls and of San Clem tion by the members of the Sacred ente were assigned, respectively College. This item was of special to Cardinals Samuel A. Stritch of COAL About two million miles of Long Distance interest to Americans because at Chicago and John J. Glennon of 1355 BROADWAY this Consistory Cardinal Pietro S t Louis (as announced pre Fumasoni-Biondi, who served as viously in this paper). IVOW telephone circuits will be added to the Bell Apostolic Delegate to the United Painting Cardinal’! Portrait Better to Be Sefe and IFarm K EY S TO N E 6221 States from 1922 to 1933, relin A portrait of Cardinal Stritch Than Cold and Sorry System network during 1946. That just about Offers You the Help quished the office after holding it is being painted by Silvio Sylvia, since the Consistory of 1940. He distinguished Romdn artist, and PROMPT DELIVERY was succeeded by Cardinal Fed will be hung in his titular church. SERVICE equals the System's iouA long distance circuit Of a Trained erico Tedeschini. Monsignor Herman Bonazzi, who The Holy Father then delivered was Roman master of ceremonies mileage of twenty years ago. SHOE REPAIRING his brief allocution to the members to the late Cardinal Geoi^ Mun Rugby Coal Co. Beauty Consultant of the college advising them of his delein, of Chicago, was assigned WHILE YOU WAIT motives in creating the new to the same office for Cardinal 1144 Fifth St. Cardinals. Next His Holiness an Stritch. ' Meanwhile there still aren*t enough Long nounced that he was pleased to Dr. L. D. Moorhead of Chicago, elevate 31 prelates to the rank of Cardinltl Priest and one to that Distance lines to put through all calls with* This is in invititibn t6 Denver wonnen to tike fre«[ueflt afld of Cardinal Deacon. He also an Englewood’s Now Cleaning Servieo nounced that Cardinal Eugene Tis- out delay. That’s because the volume of call ifQhiidiite idvintigb of the pitsonilii^d sbrvitfe which our sr KBPAnttufi serant had been made a Cardinal Bishop. The Sacred College now trlinid Dermetics consultant is here to give. Puzzling beauty w unsH oes consists of six Cardinal Bishops, APPAREL CLEANERS ing has gone up faster than lines could be 67 Cardinal Priests, and six Car problems . . . questions of what to do for greater skin dinal Deacons. John and Albert Nillson In response to the Pontiff’s re built to handle it. biiuty , . . information concerning Dermetics beauty aids quest for their opinion, the Car 1-Day Service If Brought tn dinals answered unanimously in Our New Plant—Latest Equipment . . . may all be taken up with this consultant who knows the affirmative by raising their We’re working hard to speed the day when tuehetto* (skull caps). Biglietti, Assures Finer Cleaning the answers. She is on duty at all times in the Beauty Salon or messages of notification, were then prepared and the Papal Phone Eng. 343 We Deliver 3522 So. Bdwy. all your calls will go through promptly. » ., and there is never any charge for her helpful suggestions Rubber heels, top lifts, *toe couriers sent on their way. 4 Canonixationt Diicotied aftd advice. In addition, the Denver’s Dermascope service pieces, half ;oles, full soles, The Consistory proceeded with attached by experienced' res'^als bbauty secrets never before available. It will show SPECI'AM’ISl you the condition of your skin. shoemakers while you work or shop. We also remodel Rough Dry Service GLAND DISEASES V i Beentg Bales—Fiftli Flear shoes, cut out toes or heels, DnRWPOt THE MOUNTAIN STAHS TEIEPHONE AND TaERAPR COMPANY rebind, take in sides to fit, Astkw. Ibv f**n, C«UrtK 4 DAY SERVICE AT NO EXTRA COST make shoes longer or wider. Heed Naitm, PiniMM. wlOitH.Ctfeml. ap* AnkeiUo. 6 Xwr OtfPMew.KevHliw. 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Thursday, Feb. 21,1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, 'KEystone 4?05 PAGE FIVE NOVENA AT ST. DOMINIC’S BEIIEFII GIVEN TO FEATURE GROUP RECIfAL
(St. Dominte’i Pariik, Denrer) Foundation of Infantile Paralysis. The annual novena of nine Fri> Refreshments were served at the meeting by Misses Mary Keniery ORA days to the Crucified Christ will and Patricia Pimpl. Eileen Conboy start Friday evening, Feb. 22, in gave an interesting paper on AND SON CHAPELS connection with the regular Holy "Hatred, Personal and National.” Hour. A feature of this novena is Third Order to Meet the group recitation • of the Sta The Third Order will receive Brighton. — The St. Valentine tions of the Cross every week dur Communion in the 7:30 o’clock day dance, sponsored by the Holy ing Holy Hour service, which will Mass Sunday, Feb. 24, and will Name society in the Henderson supplant the usual sermon at this hold the monthly meeting in the Grange hall Feb. 14, was enjoyed devotion. The novena will close reading room in the afternoon at by a capacity crowd. This is the Superior Service with the recitation of the Stations 4 o’clock. first of series of projects in the o|\ Good Friday, April 19 The Blessed Joan club has re society’s plan to raise a sum A special council meeting of all ceived the new linen for altar of money every month for the new the officers,off room mothers, and cloths and will start sewing so as school. Regardless of Cost committee chairmen of the PTA to have them available for the A large delegation from St. has been called for Thursday after Easter services. Augustine’s Altar and Rosary so noon, Feb. 28, at 2 o’clock by the The annual report of the pariah ciety attended the quarterly meet The superior service of W. P. Horan president, Mrs. George Bugg. The was distributed at all the Masses ing and luncheon of the ACCW meeting will be held in the home Feb. 17, and commented on from Feb, 19. Those attending were & Son is available to all regardless of of Mrs. T. J. Farrell. 3027 W. 29tb the pulpit by the pastor, the Rev. Mmes. George Mancini, C. C. Star- avenue, and is for the purpose of V. R. Hughes, O.P., who con buck, Joseph Matthews, John financial standing of the family. The making final arrangements for gratulated the parishioners on the Marino, Fred Starbuck, L. C. the PTA card party to be held on excellent results obtained during Bremkamp, Carl Caranci, Frank use of our large chapels, family rooms the year, improvements made, and Mancini, and T. J. Luttrell, and the ¥ * Tuesday, March 6, in the church COLORADO auditorium. the reserve accumulated for the Rev. Roy Figlino. NTLERS Pikes and religious equipment is part of our school building project. The monthly meeting of the On Feb. 26 the women of the J. D. Croaeh O. D. O’BrIos HOTEL Peak SPRINGS service and involves no extra cost. PTA will be held in the school hall Altar and Roeary society will serve A Thursday, Feb. 21, at 7:30 p.m. a baked ham dinner to the mem The children of the fourth grade, bers of the Brighton Chamber of FERmS-SHEABEB under the supervision of Sister Commerce ^ d tneir guests. The Operetta Staged 102 No. ToJob Edna, will entertain the parents guests are to be the farmers of and guests. the Brighton area. Two hundred men are expected to attend. Mrs. COLORADO SPItN C r Voeationt to Bo Explainod Frank Mancini and Mrs. John SMARTEST BTORB The Rev. J. W. Conway. O.P., By Academy Club Marino are co-ehairmen in charge Chicago, director general of the of the dinner. Store for Men In Heart of the City r f r e w r Society for Vocational Support, will occupy the pulpit at all the (St. Mary's Aeadamy, Denver) Archbitkop to Offer Ma«* Boys Shop DIMIVG ROOM and Masses Sunday, Feb. 24, speaking The St. Mary Glee club pre Coming events of importance to COFFEE SHOP to the congregation in behalf of sented The Mikado on Tues the parish include the Catholic Women’s Casual Shop vocations to the priesthood and day and Wednesday nights. The Men’s Communion Mass on March Write for Beautiful Folder religious life. leads were played by Ann Johnson, 10, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Handmado Porntturo — AntlqBen Barbara Stevens, Ruth Riddle, will celebrate Mass at 8 o’clock. TRY Baproduecd — Bapalrini — lUlinUktsf 1527 CLEVELAND PLACE The Blessed Virgin sodality held Upholatarinc — Drapartan a meeting Feb. 19 in the rectory Gloria Therese Perry, Doris Splear, and all the men and boys of the dining room presided over by the Jeanette Reisdorf, Anna Mane Po- parish are urged to attend. Whitney Electric Co. newly installed prefect, Dolores losky, Catherine Hall, and Gene After the Mass the Altar and Pete Baroni Freshen A chorus of prls in Electrical Service Jensen. After the business session, Rosary society will serve break Furniture Shop at which committees were ap cluded Mary Farrell, Joan De Line, fast in the church hall. Tickets 208 No. Tejoa M 906 pointed for the Fitzsimons hospital Mary Ann Gibbons, Patsy Cham for the breakfast will be on sale •TEST. 19tl“ n o t n H. isoi TH so. c a s c a d c c i x entertainment Tuesday evening, bers, Mary Gwen Morrissey, Mar- soon. Chairmen appointed to plan OppoaJta Antlans ilotal Feb. 26, consisting of Misses Do lyn Waggener. Mary Ann Pleas serve the■ ‘breakfast ikfiand are Mrs. lores Jensen and Cecilia Moore for ants, Grace Burke, Betty Jean FIED PmEST entertainment, and Misses Lonette Frances, Margaret Mary Reinert, OOENGES MOTOR COMPLIMENTS OF Green and Alvira Pawloski for re Frances Esher, Lou Dell Waters, freshments. A social hour was held. Annabelle Monaghan, Marlene Mc Mrs. Everett Dahlinger and Mrs, COMPAJVY JIM JAGKSON Cabe, and Mary Murray. Taking Fred Starbuck. The social feature of the eve the parts of the chorus of men Ford Products Plumbing & Heating CO«.MS«*GaPM SCiLim DIES ning consisted of a "welcome” and were Mary Killian, Kathleen Ham JDeptndahlm Pr^teription Service “farewell” for two of the members. SueeeMorf to 312 N. CUSTER ilton, Pat Palen, Barbara Bende- VOLLMER BR08. M. 7«t Lt. Mary Carey, a former army kovic, Jean Coughlin, Mary Lou nurse, was welcomed back to the Bromme, Mary Ellen Mulcahy, sodality, and Miss Mary Ellen Betty Murray, Shirley McNamara, Grant was wished a pleasant de on Sunday. The Rev. Roy Figlino “If Your ISeedt Are Eleetricel Keep Your Bin Filled and Ann McCarty, Barbara Lee and Father Bottler were classir The Murray Dmg Go. parture. Miss Grant left after the James was the accompanist; Lois Call Main 939“ meeting by plane for Memphis, at S t Thomas’ seminary. "Superior Service Stores’* (St. Joseph’s Redemptorlst Parish, Trenholme and Joan Stephenson WIRING—fUCTURES AND REPAIRS Tenn., to take up her new duties as formed the stage crew; and Vir- Phone Us Your Order Now Denver) a physical therapist at the National Main Store Phone Main 144 Berwick Electric Co. The Rev. John Zeller, C.SS.R., nnia Logan and Vivian Eyre Room lo Be Furnished All Grades of Routt Ckiuntj landled the scenery. Main atsra — IS Nartb Ttjaa I t J. D. BERWICK j Lump and Egg brother of the Rev. Alphonse Zel North Ston — Ml Nartb Tajoa St. Culorudo Sprinf*. Colorudo 1 ler,_ C.SS.R., died at the Redemp- S t Mary’s delegates to the By Funds From Party and Stoker Coal, Oil Treated torist seminary, Oconomowoc, DEDIS ODDIODS ACSPR convention to be held in Wise., last week. Father Zeller was Loretto Heights college Feb. 22-23 are: Marian Bell, Catherine Mur Littleton.—Mrs. Albert Singer, born in Chicago May 23, 1880. He The Heyse Sheet COMPLIMENTS OP d » * A l i ; LUM P, EG G , and HUT ray, Betty Naranjo, Gloria Therese Mrs. Elizabeth Rees, and Mrs. B, F. attended St. Michael’s school in O’Brien were hostesses at a social M etal W orks his native city. His preparatory Perry, Anne Stewart, Mary Therese O L S O N & B E N B O W NO SOOT NO CUNKERS WIN DQIIODS III McFadden, Theresa C de Baca, held in St. Mary's rectory Feb. 20 tNCORPORATEt) seminary work was done in Kirk Marcella Harris, Margaret Mary The funds received from this so BEATING ROOFING P L B G . & H T G . C O . wood, Mo. Because of his youth, cial will be used to furnish the SHEET METAL he had to wait for ordination, Reinert, Mary Killian, Kathleen S it North W«b«r Stroil 115 North Weber Sl Hamilton. Joan De Line, Mary Altar society’s room in the new Phonoi Main tU THE PIKES PEAK FUEL and spent a year teaching in U»e parish hall. E ft ISSI TeL Main 3066 minor seminary. He was ordained T Ellen Kilker, Mary Ann Pleasants, 63S Curtis St. Serving Denver Since 1904 MAin 6181 March 28, 1903. After finishing Ann McCarthy, Sue Brubeck, Doris Mr, and Mrs. Robert Smith of his higher studies, he was appoint Splear. Jean Coughlin, Mary Far 5_1ST YEAR ed lector in the major seminary. rell, Catherine Hall, Mary Lou 1 General Electric His superiors Mnt him to Some to (Ragif High School, Danver) Bromme, Joanne Little, Gloria ospital, Denver. i Dealer for the Bulova & Gruen Regis high school captured third Hallen, Joan Findle, Mary Prus- Maurice Ohrel is quite ill PIKES PEAK REGION attend the Biblical insti,-....litute. He.... lace in the Denver university de- tenberg, Jane Wilder, Danna Lee Watches thereupon returneiT'to-^e major lowinj a heart attack last week. REFRIGERATION ate tourney Feb. 16-16 on the Braun, and Annabelle Monaghan. A QUICK-FREEZERS seminary as teacher of Scripture KAPELKES question: “Resolved: That every Clattcf Elect Officer* day, Feb. 18, for the repose of the APPLIANCES I and Hebrew. An accomplished able-bodied citizen should have a HEATING 9 S. TEJON linguist. Father Zeller read many The freshman, sophomore, and soul of Father Raymond Newell AIR-CONDITIONING CASH year of compulsory military train junior classes elected officers for WIRING LIGHTING books in their original Oriental ing before reaching the age of the second semester in class meet Commorcial and Domootio languages. He spent some 27 years 24.” The Regis team, composed of Th* Crrai llaUd her* d**m * We Will Pay Cash for Small teaching in the major seminary. ings Feb. 14. The junior class re HALLE*S b« remenbered when you *r* dl*> Charles Mulcahy and Myles Dolan, elected all the flr.st semester of tributinf your patronac* tn th* dif Homes in or Near Denver. In 1933 he was appointed novice seniors, won the award in compe lit N. Norada Colorado Bprtaf* ferent line* of btsitneaa. .master. He held this position until ficers: President, Kathleen Hamil tition with schools from 13 states. ton; vice president, Mary Lou Quick Action — Call or See July, 1945, when he again returned Top awards went to Cheyenne to the major seminary. Nine years Bromme; secretary, Barbara Ben- Senior high school and Casper dekovic; treasurer, Ruth Riddle; of his 12 as novice master, he was high school. FOOTWEAR HEIDELBERG’S also the rector of the novitiate and historian, Elaine Reidy. The sophomores selected as presi 55 Years of Quality CLOTHING . MEN’S lUILLIflmS & GREEBE house at De Soto, Mo. Score 4 Top Ratings FURNISHINGS dent, Gloria Hallen; vice president, ALSO a o aiE R T AND BAGS In addition to his many years Regis also scored fqur top Beverly Snider; secretaiy, Joanne 10 North Tejon St. as professor in the seminary. Fa ratings in three other events. QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT 1643 S to iit TA. 6266 Little; treasurer, Joan Findle: his POPULAR PRICES ther Zeller was in demand for Highest score in original oratory torian, Betty Ann Wolf. The fresh The Vorhes Shoo Go. clergy retreats and the giving of went to Martin Kelly, and in radio man officers are: President, An spiritual exercises to many reli newscast to Otto Neuberger. Both are juniors in Regis. William nabelle Monaghan; vice president, gious communities. Two priest- Betty Murray: secretar)', Mary brothers survive, the Very Rev. Carmichael, co-president of the VILLAGE INN SIMPSON & GO. M c C A R T Y Pat Eads; treasurer, Danna Lee Regis NFL, and Charles Mulcahy (SucceetorM to SeldomHdfu) August Zeller, C.SS.R., and the Braun; and historian, Shirley Ann COAL C O . Rev. Alphonse Zeller. shared top honors in panel discus McNamara. Flour • Feed • Grain • Hay FURNITURE CLEANING A Memorial Requiem Mass was sion on the question: “What Seed • Beane • Dog Food Better Coal — Belter Serelea Should Be the Post-War Defense The sophomores contributed 71 3U. 6405 AND offered for the deceased priest Policy of Oie United States?” dozen cookies to the USO last week. Bird & Poultry Supplies Feb. 19. , The seventh and eighth grades gave DON’T BE IN THIS M A K E R S O F BILL McCARTY 828 So. Cenejoa •Three second place awards to PRONE I RUGR l SHAMPOOING Altar Society Meets Reps students were: Original ora 25 dozen. In the February meeting of the tory, Charles Mulcahy; radio news Those who attended the D. U. “FIX” IN ’46 moth proofed Alfar and Jlosary society, installa- cast, Leonard Carlin and William speech conference last week in Don't Get in a Fix in ’46 tion of' officers ~ took ■ place. (la Mrs. Martin. William Sievers took third cluded Gloria Therese Perry, Without Ininrance and insured M. Bommelyn is president; Mrs. place rating in radio newscast. Mayme Lee Braden, Anne Stewart, This Automatic Fire Sprinkler R. McNicholas, vice president; Mrs. M. E. McGARH MacGRAGKEN OutotAnding Speaker Marian Bell, Jean Steinhart, Sue A. Reid, secretary: and Mrs. E. Brubeck, Grace Burke, Mary Kil 8aecra»on to Vanderpool GH. 8377 Beston, treasurer. The Very Rev. Outstanding Regis speaker at lian, Mary Farrell, Joanne Little, FEEDS m .-/«Sl/Ri4W C£-»nTO 737 LINCOLN John Buttimer, C.SS.R., presented the meet was Charles Mulcahy, Cashin, Betty Murray, Mary WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE member of the top Regis team, :01 WEST COLORADO AVENUE ZOS-4 Colo. SoTlnt* Bank Bldf. each of the outgoing officers Ellen Mulcahy, .Annabelle Mona^ Uptovn Storo 1< Eait Colorado Avtnoo with a picture. Mrs. Bancroft, who scored second in individual de ghan, Marlyn Waggener, Sarah chairman of the USO cookie jar, bate points, won a top score in Jane Schultz, Mary Craven, Jo received 51 dozen cookies, donated panel discussion, and a second Ann Duffy, Louann Eakins, and EGGLESIASTIOAL STATUARY REPAINTING Mr. Walter J. Rerwin by Mmes. E. Casburn, L. Cochrane, place in original oratory. Mulcahy Barbara Blake. Gloria Therese Old Statues Made New'With Air Brush Equipment on Premises G. Ford, B. Gamier, M. Ginsburg, was leading Regis speaker at the Perry represented S t Mary’s acad Suggesle for Gifts H. Gleason, R. McNicholas, ,A. first National Forensic league UTURGICAL DRAPERIES gj. Co. emy on the Catholic high school INSTALLED For New Morch^dUo D1.4MONDS - LOCKETS Reid,_ and A. Richter. After the meet of the year in Longmont, panel discussion on Catholic Ac WATCHES - ROSARIES meeting, a social hour in keeping where he took a first place and tion. She also received a certificate Arthur R. Fatjo, Artist 2016 W. Bijou St. CROSSES - COMPACTS three seconds. He is the son of with St. Valentine’s day was held. of excellence in lecture reading. MA. 7283J Colorado Springs, Colo. ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS The retiring officers. Mmes. E. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mulcahy, MIRACULOUS MEDAI.S and CHAINS 3400 E. Seventh street, and a Entertain at Party Shull, C. Bancroft, V. Simpson, Mary Elizabeth Stock and Mary ZECHA & ADAMS SCAPULAR MEDALS and T. Kenz, presided. member of St. Philomena’s par ish. Virginia Ingraham entertained the Conoco Service Station ALEY DRUG GO. The weekly games party will be third and fourth grades with a JOS. M. FISHMAN held Monday night at 8:30 o’clock bii^day and Valentine party Feb. PRESCRn»TION in the hall. Novena devotions will CONOCO Jeweler and Optician DRU(;CISTS be Tuesday at 3 and 7 :30 p.m. The Mrs. William Thornton and Rose GLASSES ON CREDIT instruction clas.ses are held Tues Anne entertained with a doll and PREVENTS FIRES • Y pa*n# Main ise Ml 8a. Tajoe Bi day and Thursday evenings at 8 COI.OBADO BFRINGS ROTL^thSl. T A .0029 Valentine party for the ftret and Krrtda Avt. at Cicko Is Poodte o’clock in the parish hall second grades Feb. 14. There were Members of the Young People’s festive hats for each child and club are invited to receive Holy IS miniature ones for each doll. The Communion in the Masses this favors were tiny doll buggies. Re Sunday. freshments of pink and white ice LOOP MARKET The Rev. Frederick Dillenbeck, cream, Valentine cookies, and cake Baby C.SS.R., conducted the Forty were served from a table decorated FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE WOMEirS SOGi in Valentines. The children re Free Parking With Purehase of SOe or Mora at 1429 Lawrence Hours’ devotion in St. Joseph’s Cribs, 15.75 church, Fort Collins. The Rev. Rob ceived heart pins and Valentines ert Kreutzer, C.SS.'R., will con from little Billy Thornton in dress duct a similar exercise next week Golden. — St. Agnes’ circle suit and top hat Each little girl Carriageu, § O L E $ in Alliance, Nebr. is sponsoring a party in the rec introduced her doll to-the group. 22.50 IHS1£D1ATE SERVICE reation room of the church on Thursday evening, Feb. 21, to Wemtii’i and Clilldrta'i Th* firnf litUd h*ra e«Mrrt to Red Grose Urive Goal Strollers, 11.95 Half Salta be remembered when you t r t dii- which all the younger women of All Work G oaranlttd ONI SIOM ONLY tributinr Tour polronico in tho dif the parish are cordially invited. LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP IN THI tOOP PUBLIC MA(:K{M5«.C,UWI({NCf ferent Unei of buofneu. The party will berin at 8 o’clock, In Uenver Is $386,600 Play Pens, 9.75 LOOP MARKET Kt .bOlO frM A ,3 C 8 7 and Mrs. Owen F. Acers will be hostess. The Denver chapter of the HighThairs, A parish card party will be held American Red Cross has been as Redaco lou o f life — Reduce Io m 10.50 on this Friday evening, Feb. 22, in signed the task of raising $386,- of Property — Reduce fire insur Nurser)' Seats 2.95 the recreation room. The women of 500 as its share of the funds ance coats from 60 to 90%. 9.93 Table & Chair Seta....3.50 Car Seata...... 3.93 St Joseph’s Altar and Rosary so needed to keep Red Cross activity ciety are sponsoring this event. going from June 30, 1946, to June Sals sad Installation br Everyone is invited to attend and 30, 1947, Barry M. Sullivan an enjoy a pleasant social evening. nounces. The national goal is EMPIRE GAS AND 115 S t Ann’s circle met Feb. 13, $100,000,000. with Mrs. C. M. Clute. The next Red Cross blood donors are North meeting will be held on Wednesday, needed in increasing numbers as EQUIPMENT GO. Feb. 27, when Mrs. R. H. Jancke the wounded in military hoepitaJa s Tejon will be hostess. LletniM RMiablt Antomatls SprinUor Ct. are still facing operations that St. req^uire transfusions of whole MA. 2989 812 12Ui, Denver, Colo. FVRNITVRE CU. Tho Sraii JUtt4 htr* daorro to Ont-af-tswa Inatitotioni Writs b* r«B(aib*r(4 when you aro dio- blood. Those wishing to make trihotiar your patronago ia Uio dif- blood donations are asked to call fonat UBM of hatlaoto. ALpine 1441 lor an appointment. Colorado Springs* Leading Homefurnishers PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Feb. 21,1946 NEW! ST. VINCENT DE PAUL’S SCOUTS CATHEDRAL HIGH SODALIH R adios Sl Louis PTA Vacnam Cleaners WIN BANNERS AT HONOR COURT PLANS BOX SUPPER SOCIAL Washing Machines Irs No S e c r e t (St, Vincent de Paul’s Parish, George McCready, Bill McCready, • Parts and Service for all makes Host at County (Cathedral High School, Denvar) are enrolled in the ranks of Denver) Jerry TeMaat, and Gerald Bums; Wednesday, Feb. 27, ia double “Knights of the Altar" this year. who makes the most loans in Denver. We don’t believe O R D ER NOW first class, Louis McGrath, Don For the third successive time. feature night in Oscar Malo hall, This is the largest group to gain in keeping secrets. In fact, we spend many dollars BOULEVARD VACUUM Boy Scout troop 140 won both the Plambeck, and Philip Gulick; SWEEPER CO. merit badges—cooking and hiking. beginning at 6:30 p.m. with a box this honor. Any boy with 25 honor telling everybody that we have made more loans during achievement and the attendance Jack McGrath and Louis McGrath; Council Meeting supper sponsored by Our Lady's points receives a blue and gold DsUtsit—IIN Colorsdo Blvi.—DR. tilt .the past 25 years than all our com^titors now in busi banners at the South Denver dis safety, Anthony McCombridge and sodality and-closing at 9:30 p.m. Altar Boy pin and his name is ness in Denver combined. We do this hoping that every trict court of honor. The attend Bobby Alcorn; handicraft, Bobby (St. LonU’ Pari*h, Englewood) Buckmaster, Bobby Alcorn, and with the regular CYO weekly jam placed on the servers' honor roll body who needs money will borrow from us. ance banner was won on the Tommy Marker; service stars, An St. Louis’ PTA was host associa boree. Double purpose of the in the main hall of the Grant street strength of the 30 visitors and two thony McCombridge and George tion for the "^Ai;y)ahoe county “Midtown Treat’’ is to get students building. Boys who have merited LOAIVS QUICKLY MADE ON committeemen present. Eighteen this honor arc Ray Banigan. John McCready. council meeting in K n g ^o o d city better acquainted and to raise ecouts and the two scoutmasters funds to supply catechism classes Reyes, John Carroll, and Robert Autos, Furniture, Collateral, First or Second Mort Interior • Exterior Painting represented the troop. The Mothers’ auxiliary of Boy hall on Wednesday. conducted by the Sisters of Chara Madden. The achievement banner was Scout troop 140 will meet at 1 Mrs. Bert Keirns, president of ity with complimentary copies of gages on Improved Denver Real Estate, and to Salaried o’clock Monday afternoon, Feb. Phone CH 6581 obtained through the following St. Louis’ PTA, presented corsages Timeless Topix, religious comic Employes on their plain note without notifying their* Denver 6, Colorado awards: Tenderfoot, Frank Rohr- 25, in the home of Mrs. C. L. books. Girls will pack lunches employer. back; second class, Bobby Alcorn, O’Byrne, 1641 S. Clayton street to Mrs. J. Young and Mrs. Albert which boys will purchase. Com ASK FOR 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive Richard O'Byme, Paul Heinrich, Circle Hat Meeting Michaud, past presidents, at the panion will be the girl who packed The Guardian Angel circle met Founders’ day meeting Tuesday the lunch. Jack Jepson and Frank Loans made outside Denver by mail. in the home of Mrs. Hugh Dutell evening. Bridges, as auctioneers, will re Father J. P. O’Heron is the Jan. 31. ceive the bids. chairman of the nominating com Regular CYO nights will be dis CONVERTIBLE HOMES, Inc. S t Francis' circle met with Mrs. mittee. Other members are Mrs. continued during Lent with the ex Henry Shanahan Feb. 19. Mrs. J. Carroll, Mrs. J. Crookham, Mrs. ception of a St. Patrick’s day so A DENVER ENTERPRISE Frank Muto and Mrs. Fred Harri Hoy, and" Mrs. G. Bell. The first cial. On this day a city-wide CYO JIM FURLONG son won the awards. The next and second grade tied for the at will bring Catholic students to meeting will be in the home of tendance awards. Refreshments gether. 1735 Welton St. KEystone 2224 Mrs. Leo McGrath on March 6. were served by Mrs. A. Pinnell and 9 New Student* Enroll a group of seventh grade mothers Announces Sunday will be general Com Nine new students entered the| Open Dail.T 8:30 jo 5:30. Saturday* Till 1 P.M. Our Branch munion day for the parish for Girl Scout troop 48, under second semester in C.H.S.They are: the intention of the dead and the leadership of Elizabeth Reed, Freshmen—Patricia Callahan, Eu Office at Furlong Auto Co,, 539 Broadway, I* Open Till 5:30 P.M. disabled service men of the par presented a playlet. Taking part gene Di Manna, David Edson, Rich THE SUMMIT’ ish and for a just and lasting were Nancy Ostberg, Suzie ard Holstead; sophomores— Paul peace. The fourth Sunday has Hughes, Carolyn Peecher, Mary ine Ballest, Robert Edwards, Pa been observed heretofore as a Vann, Charlotte Toolev, .Barbara tricia Hurley, Gerald Leonard;' AURORA general Communion' day for the Staate, Meredith Rumble, Theresa juniors—Paul Worosello. intention of the men in the service, Walsh, Jean Glenh, and Ilene Join* Faculty most of whom have now returned Marsh. Accompanist was Mrs. Mrs. William K. Boch, formerly A Dramatic Answer to the Housing Problem to civilian life. Marsh. Miss Josephine Fitzsimmons, mem • Factorv-Fashioned Homes, BUILT FOR PERMA The members of the St. Vincent The CPTL will meet Thursday, ber of the Cathedrd graduation Feb. 21. Transportation will be class of 1933, newly^ssigmed di BAGAWS NENCE de Paul' circle of the Altar and INVITES YOU TO AURORA Rosary society were entertained by provided from the school hall. rector of the Cathedrm high school speech department, is replacing. • Designed for Modem Living their husbands Feb. 16. The 9758 E. Colfax Aurora 77 Holy Name Men Miss Margaret Dadey, who re JIH BAGAN, PROP. • All-Metal Construction, in Colonial Style group included Messrs, and Mmes. signed at the close of the semester C. P. Bums, J. M. Cline, P. F. Plan Party Mar. 5 because of illness. Mrs. Boch • More Living for Less Money . . . Sooner Kloeppinger, M. Bi Mahoney, Members of the Holy Name so HOHO&ENIZEO taught in the Denver public schools Phone Aarera 111 or EM. S71S R. M. McLean, and B. E. Shay. ciety’s social committee met in from 1937 to 1944 and was a mem KATHREIVS See “The Summit” at East Colfax Avenue and They met in the home of Mr. and the hall on Monday evening to ber of the St. Francis de Sales! HOME SUPPLIES FRIEIVD Mrs. Shay and later went out to make final arrangements for a so faculty last year. P / ^ D E Holly Street dinner. After the dinner the group cial and card party for members, 40 in Sanctuary Club EURDWARE PAINT FURNI’niRE CO. spent the evening playing cards in their wives, and friends on Tues Forty Cathedral high school boys ROOFING Everything for the Roma Open Daily from Noon to 9 P.iVI. the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. day evening, March 5. tttl S. Calfax Are. Aaron It* Cline. Other members of the circle Th* flmi* tided here deaerve ts P r o d u c t s NEW AND USED Mrs. Susan Zehren from Santa AURORA COLORADO S6Si E. Coif** Aarera, Cele. OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. who were not able to attend were b* remembered when you *re dl*- Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Garland and Barbara, Calif., aunt of Father tributlnf your p*tron«fe ia the dif Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Johnson, O’Heron, is a visitor at the rectory ferent liaee of buafne**. this week. LUMBER PAINT - HARDWARE The next meeting of the Altar INSULATION NEW FASHIOI^ CONVERTIBLE HOMES, Inc. and Rosary society will be held Visitors from the curia of the THE Cleaners dk’Dyers Thursday, Feb. 28, at 2 p.m. The Legion of Mary will be present for the Queen of Peace praesidium Aurora Lumber Company JOHN a. JOHNSON Railway Exchange Bldg., Denver ALpine 1444 Rosary will be recited in the chapel COLD SEAL before the business meeting. The meeting this Friday afternoon at Building Headquarters Office Plant 2 o’clock. president requests the attendance HOMOGENIZED Pbea« Aaretn ttS—fraaklla ItM l i t B. Alamedi Are. HIT E. Cetfai of all committee heads. Refresh Forty Hours’ devotion will be AURORA. COLO. S P ra n ItTI Aarera II ments and games will follow the held Friday, Saturday, and Sun meeting. day, March 1, 2, and 3. EEDS The Very Rev. Manus Boyle, The quilts featured at the Altar . Get Your Free FRESH MILK LOREHO HEIGHTS COLLEGE BAZAAR the Rev. Clement Gallagher, and society Valentine party last Satur C o p y T o d a y Mmes. B. Shay and C. Schrefer day were awarded to Mrs. J. Pier- For Sale at PURSE BROS. Thursday Friday Saturday were guests of the Altar society at zina, F. 0. Edwards, and Mrs. . wast amonnt of help GROCERY & MARKET the quarterly meeting of the A. J. MePhee. The general award ful informadoo is con Independently Owned Feb. 28 Mar. 1 Mar. 2 ACCW in the Cosmopolitan hotel was given to Mrs. H. Diltz. The tained in this handsome Groceries - Meats • Fruits table awards were provided by r catalog. Retail Stores Vegetables Feb. 19. AURORA DRUG Mrs. A. Geeck. Thanks are ex tits K*«t Cetfai Are, Ph. Aarera til Geo. W. McBride AU. H I Knights of Columbus Hall - 16lh A Grant 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION tended to all who helped make the ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER party a success. MANY GRAND PRIZES Members of the Altar socie^ Garden F arm AURORA FROZEN Week of Sunday, Feb. 24: This Spaea Donated by and PTA who attended the ACCw' Annunciation church, Den meeting in the Cosmopolitan hotel ASSOCIATED Grade A SWEDBORG’S FOOD LOCKERS ver; Convent of the Good on Tuesday were Mrs. P. Fisher, DAIRY PRODUCTS Fine Foods Sterilampa protect your foodi from Shepherd, Denver: Loretto Mrs. Markey, Mrs. J. Pierzina, DECORATORS Air-borne bacteria and moulda. J. F. DAXSBERRY Mrs. G. Smilanic, and Mrs. A. Denver 9637 E. Colfax Modern Strieantlined Pharmacy Height* college, Denver; St. Steck. AU. 586 or EM. 8997 Vincent’* orphanage, Denver; PH. NO. 1 14th and CHAMPA KE. 4269 St. Loui*’ church, Englewood; The parish scout troop will meet Decorators St. Jo*eph’* church, Akron; in the hall on Thursday evening Have You Tried and St. Jo*eph’* church, from 7:30 to 9:30. The Engle- The firms Ksted here de WESTERN AUTO Leadville. weed court of honor will be held in the high school on Tuesday eve & Painters serve to be remembered SUPPLY CO. ning, Feb. 26. COMMERCIAL — SPRAY LATELY? Jack J. Ward, BnpL when you are distributing New Stocks in Daily 155 Hazel Ct. PE. 6454 your patronage in the dif K V. "TED" MURPHY m i o i m i i R Safeway Plans WHOLESALE ONLY ferent lines of business. Em. 2513 or An-9 1543 Larimer St. c M f t i n . I H r a f K Home Service RUBBER ^TfllBPI 16 Popular Breeds As one of the first steps in a comprehensive program, Safeway State Supervised DOWNING GOAL Stores, Inc., has announced that DOUBLE PUI4 ORUM Carol Drake is the new name for TESTED the director of the grocery com We Guarantee Live Delivery' AND HOWE. CO. pany’s home economics depart of Good Healthy Chicks "SINCE 1914“ ment. Services of Carol Drake as Represented ‘THERE’S NO FUEL LIKE AN will be offered to the public ORDERS FILLED AT TIME WANTED OR MONET REFUNDED OIJ) FUEL” through the Homemakers’ bureau, Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention which, for the past 15 years, has 3260 Downing TA. 2515 been Safeway’s department for VICTORY CHICK STORE testing commodities and develop Beautiful ,754 SO. BDWY., DENVER PHONE PE.
D. DEVTSCH OPTOUmUST Stars on 2nd Division Clubs Raiders Only IS Ttan Prietic* BOWLIIVG BxiailBti YOUR GItma rttUA Obstacle to KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS L*nv«ta 1J7.7I Brak«B Laapaa Dclutio „„ 168.91 ^0 Q ^ P DipUeStatal Standlaia Fab. 14 K urts — _ 186.11 T tu a Pet. Oenliftt' Pp«»eriplloa FIlUil Wssasr —.... 164.90 WEDDING PICTURES Clean Slate Grand Knlshti — _—— 4S If .65f Bsilin 164.18 Ganaina Kryptak 8Ib(I« Vlaian Goard* ...... _41 24 .628 Johnston ...... 188.88 (arlaibla Bifocal GIbmm. mi»- D«pnti« ...... 40 2{.660 Rtilly ...... 182.88 Laaaai to Bat pItU irltk TnittMt St SC .666 C. G srm m ont 181.70 This studio specializ^B in wsddin^ photosfraphs—mada Par a«d Naar — (ran*. Steratarlaa ...... ST SS .686 PU cstella 181.80 Groand aD In ona. BiHsjayt - Qrsmiins Narlaatora ...... S2 M .464 MuUixsn ___ 181.88 in our studio, the Church or Home—Reasonable prices. Optn Uenday Eranbiia. Ph< TA. U4S Wardrn* IS 44 .888 R a m s e y _____ 169.48 Aerota Fra* Chanetllon ...... IT SI .244 Alir ...... 160.88 1519 Curtis SL Sanr’a INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS K. M arischer 168.99 Vis for Third in Gamii Avt. Miller ...... 168.00 Phone for Appointment Sehtrar ...... (t ITt.Sg Albas ...... 167.79 GufthortS ...... SO 1T2.89 Nicodsmus .... 168.81 Finale Malian ...... 41 ISe.tS Becklus „ „ 168.62 Ratmatitn ______St ISt.ST Rotil ..... 44 148.64 Alcorn 166.82 Strain 40 148.84 Hsskell ___.... 166.88 RCmDRUnDT STUDIO The Mullen Mustangs will G. M srtacher 166.88 J. Garramona ______48 18T.75 Demorst ...... 164.77 face the final hurdle to an un Setaro 164.00 Send Your Boy to Delimer ...... 89 161.92 1524 California St. Cherry 4544 defeated basketball season Regis Raagsra Meat Sheehan 160.98 Joseph 160.02 when they meet the Regis Cuba .. 148.64 Strong Ff. Logaa Five Xehoe 147.41 Raiders in the season’s finale Doe .... 148.88 Korpal 141.64 ST, at 8 o'clock this Sunday in The Regis Rangers will tangle Kane _ 141.09 lasillo 189.87 Heurst 9 to 12) 1 to S Phone MAia 3437 West high gym. Having con with the Fort Logan tean\ in a Udry .. 180.07 quered the Raiders 84-24 in double bill, Friday and Saturday, Mason _____ 68 128.40 HIGH GAME the first round, the Jarvis-coached Feb. 22 and 23. The game Friday Teams 'Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist youngsters are expected to come night will be played at Fort Logan Trustees ...... Near Rocky Mountain Na* Grand K althts...... through again in Sunday’s game. and Saturday the teams will meet tional Park in the heart of Third place is at stake in Uie 4 Guards ...... in the Regis gym. Indlvduals Suite 722 Mack Buildinsr, 16th and California Streets America’s most majestic o’clock tilt on Sunday’s card, in Gusbnrst ...... mountains. which the Cathedral Bluejays and Improving with eve^ game, the Mullen ...... St. Francis’ Gremlins match points. Rangers displayed their best form Delutio ...... The Jays are a game ahead of the of the season in their games with HIGH SERIES the Chadron State teachers last Teims South Side aggregation, but a win Tmitees ...... 1,889 for the Gremlins would give them week. On Feb. 16 the Rangers Guards 8.698 Headquarters Open This Summer a share of the third spot. The An were whipped by a score of 66-48. Ssexsuriss 2,647 nunciation Cardinals should bring The game was much closer than Indirduals their season’s total to a flve-and- the score indicates, as the score Schtrtr . for Gushurst ★ league’s top acorera, having cased seven mark in their game with the was tied 12-12 at the end of the Mollltsa Start on two of the lecond di- winless Holy Family Tigiers. first quarter. At the end .of the viaion clubi In tha Denver Paro 42 field goals and 15 charity teuea for a total pf 99 points. Kilkar, the The Mustangs sewed up their sec half, Chadron had pulled away to * Vestments chial league are Paul Marat (Uft) a 81-24 lead. In the third quarter, Guild Meeting Feb. 25 moat improved player in the lea ond consecutive title last Sunday by July to Aug. of Annunciation and Don Kilker the game still remained a close 7 25 gue, started tha teaion at a no downing St. Joseph’s scrappy Bull- Will Elect New Officers (right) of St. Joioph’t. Theie two vice, but hat come along well and contest, but the Rangers fell apart * Taliernacles don 32-26. The Bluejays were six in the fourth period to enable $12 a Week have kept their taami in the run sported 59 points to bit credit at points better than the Cardinals Chadron to widen the scoring g^ap. St. Anthony’s Hospital guild ning Bgainat every opponent and the close of St. Joseph’s leagua will meet on Monday, Feb. 25, at made more than one game interest tchedula. The Annunciation star, and the Gremlins shaded the Ti Outstanding for the Regis team * Statuary ing becauae of their excellent a standout end* in the football race, gers 32-20 in last Sunday's other was Kilpatrick, a former Holy 2 p.m. in the Nurses’ home audi ■hooting and floor work. Marea also stood third among the grid games. Family aJl-parochial star, who was torium, W. I6th and Parry, Den Under per$onal direction of atandi in third place among the scorers. Scouts from the Southern Colo the Rangers’ floor star and also ver. Annual election of officers rado Catholic teams, in Denver scored 10 points, as did TiVilliams. will be held, and it is hoped that preparing for the state tourney The score Feb. 15 was ‘Chadron a large number of members will be RT. REV. MONSIGNOR March 9-10, got Bn eyeful in every over Regia 78-39. present SEE OUR NEW STOCK JOSEPH BOSETTI JUNIOR LEAGUE FANS WAIT game of last Friday’s card. What was supposed to be a close one Calhedral Ball. Mar. 4 BLOCK OF RELIGIOUS Cere of Osancerr Offlee turned into a hopeless rout as the ARTICLES FOR CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Mustangs roared past the Grem FLORAL CO. lins 43-26. The Jarvis team To Faatara Floor Show 8238 K, Colfax at Adaiu EM. 8281 1536 Logan, Denver, Colo. played a near-perfect third quar Junior league fans awaited the St. Catherine’s, champion of the Opp. Blus-BIrd ter in racking up ite win. Starting A floor shesv presented by. Member Place Your First outcome of the Annunciation- North division, for the qity’s grade with a 21-7 half-time advantage, the Arthur Murray tehoel of. FlorUts Tsisgrsph Selivsiy AssoeistloB school title. The championship Sacred Heart game this week to the Mullen lads missed no more danciny during the intermis HUMMEL HGURINES Communion Orders determine the team that will play ame will be played on a neutral than five or six of the shots they sion will be one of the attrac oor next week and the teams attempted in the third stanza and tions of the Denver Cathedral Early will then concentrate on practice erased all hope for the disap parish pre-Lentan ball and Order COAL Now for the Regis Invitational tour pointed Gremlin supporters. St. card party to be held in the We Recommend ney, slated this year for March Joseph’s and the Annunciation Lincoln room of the Shirley- COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME Home Loan specialists 15, 16, and 17 in the Regis gym. team put on a thriller in the other Savoy hotel Monday evening, COLUMBINE and Father Joseph Sheehy, S.J., and game, matching baskets until the March 4. The ball, long an INDUSTRIAL Owning your own home is easy if you let us help you Mr. Prat, S.J., directors of the final minutes when the Bulldogs annual event on the Cathe W.\<;.\Fu BUY, BUILD, MODERNIZE or REFINANCE an ex tourney, have invited all grade pulled away for a three-point win. dral parish calendar. Is being \ . V . schools of the state to send repre That margin was the greatest en resumed this year after it was S C P R E M E isting old-fashioned mortgage. sentatives to the meet. joyed by either team at any time temporarily diseentinned dur 4 Ul'it4 II «;ooi>s I o. Annunciation’s Baby Cardinals during the shooting. The second- ing the war years. Musie will C O A L C O . InvertiBote the LOW COST and CONVENIENCE are the defending champions, hav place Regis Raiders had a rough be furnisM by Milton Shred- PE. 4679 1144 So. Penn r . \ . » ;c ti <9 SPECIAL RATES to Institutions THE PROSPECTOR and Hospitals >. t. Every Night — Over Night — to Salt Lake City Write for * Information Lv. Denver 4:30 p.m. Ar. Salt Lake City 7:50 a.m. **Everything ■ ■ r More than 1,000 children from ' Eddie Otfs Lv. Salt Lake City 5:00 p.m. Ar. Denver 8:3C a.m. Under the the Vail Community center and Sun the Little Flower Community cen ter saw the great motion picture. For your comfort and convenience: Casters** Going Mg Way, featuring Bing Armstrong Caster Co. Crosby and Barry Fitzgerald, in BROADM OOR COUNTRY^ CLUB Lounge-observation Car the past week. A private showing 828 I4ih TA. 4 ^ 2 was also given to many of the nuns Pullmans—sections, comporimeniSs of the archdiocese. In basketball the Little Flower drawing rooms junior and senior teams are in the lead for first place in their re $2v00 Per Couple Dining Car—Coaches spective divisions. The Vail quin tet are coming along fast with a DIESEL-ELEGRIC POWER win over the Guldman five. They will make trouble for any team asfurl^rasses that they will meet in tte un Grassei that make cheapest played schedule. The girls’ bas For Reservations Call USD-NCOS Club — KE. 1338 feed. Qean, live seed at savinUB» ketball team at Little Flower cen prices. Crested Wheat, TiU, ter is also up with the leaders in Slender Wheat, Brome Grass, its learae. ^/or^ranHe Grams Grass, Bufifalo Grass At Little Flower center much 1531 Stout Street and all the proven torage grasses. preparation is being made for the Writi/wUs/ntCttmlts- coming Young America Baseball 648 17th Street Phone TAbor 1162 league and already more than 60 THE WESTERN SEED CO. “coii" applications have b^n made for placesilai on the team. !s7'JL L /■> Thursday, Feb. 21,1946 PAGE EIGHT Office, 9S8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyetone 4205 m Discuss USO Work LOREHO HEIGHTS COLLEGE BAZAAR Pre-Lenten Social Students Enabled THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY ^lunioH im *i» ' FEB. 2R MAR. 1 MAR. 2 Knights of Columbus Hall— 16th & Grant MANY PRIZES At Polish Parish To Practice Worb CASH AWARDS • ELEC. REFRIGERATOR - THOR WASHER ELEC. IRON . ELEC. MIXER - NYLON HOSE MEN'S SHIRTS - OTHER PREMIUM PRIZES r Tkli Spac* DoBiiad hr Planned F eh .2 By Regis College SW IGERT BROS. (Regis College, Denrer) Good Service (St. Joeeph’t Poluh Pariih, Intamships in accounting have Belter Fitlon Optometrists Danver) At Right Prices been given recognition by Begis for Every Age The February special, sponsored college, the Rev. Eugene H. Kess KEyttone 7651 1550 • Calif omia by the St. Stanislaus guild for the ler, S.J., dean, has announced. benefit of the parish, will be held Accounting majors in the junior GLASSES INDITIDUALLT STYLED and senior years are now per iiiiiniiiiminiiiiiiiininiiniiiiniiiHiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiingttiiiiwiMiHiii^^ in the Polish hall Friday evening, mitted to arrange their courses Feb. 22, at 8:30. The affair will so as to enable these students to feature hams and bacon. Admis engage in part-time work in pub sion is 50 cents a person. - This lic and private accounting. REQUIESCANT This program makes it possible THEODORE month’s social will be the! last one for the collegn'ans to acquire valu- until after the Easter holidays. A al^le practical experience in the IN PACE two-in-one special will be held fi^d, and at the same time earn Friday evening, April 26. a(»(rademic credit toward their de HACKETHALI The Young Ladies’ sodality will gree. Two members of the Delta DANIEL McFADDEN. LltUn'Si^m of meet in the school hall Thursday Sigma commerce and finance club th« Poor hom« for th« need. FnnermlL.„„- _ c.'lfi A di« have already availed themselves 46 ox, Air, Conditioned from the home Feb. 14. Interment Mt. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE iTt r “_ 13c c a n __ 29c O livet w. p. Hormn A Son lervice. cussion on, The Evils of Dancing’ of this new arrangement. They are ROSITA WHATLEY, 122» ssrd itreet will be led by the Spiritual director, Ed Timmins in public accounting OATS Moming Glory. Regular or 48 ox. MORTUARY recede Holy and Fred Corbett in private ac Quick, 20 ot. Packag* l i e Package.. 24c Utemln Hartinei, Emma VanneUt. Mary Communion in a group in the 9 counting. Timmins is-president of OATS Quaker, Regular or Quick 48 OL 2 7 c 1449-Sl Kalamath St. Meicarenat, Thereea Sales, and Francee o’clock Mass Sunday moming, the Alpha chapter of the Delta 20 Of. Package 12c Package.. Martinet. Requiem Mast in Sacred Pok 24 Sigma. Phone MAin 4006 Heart ehorch Feb. IS. Interment Mt ' , •„ 28 or. Olivet W. P. Horan A Son aerviee. The S t Stanislaus guild W ill Thirty students were admitted CREAM OF WHEAT ;;.0 .___ 13c Package.. 22c MARIE A. DARLING, 8040 Newton hold its regular meeting in the to as.sociate membership in the Delta Sigma during February. The Srm^-HirhMMS^nSrSoS^i^hn^hilchool^ Feb PANCAKE FLOUR ______18c Keb. 16. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boole- 21, at 7.30. Plans W ill DC arranged new associate members are privi Erickson Memorial Co. vard service. for the social meeting to be held in leged to attend certain activities CORN FLAKES ______13c MONUMENTS - MARKERS Arv^S*” wife''lfVi^H.i**w!!ur*‘T ^ K^® PoHsh hall Wednesday evening, of the fraternity. qu7em^ M.7.‘'F.b- »"l'n” 8h"rne"nf ®st Feb. 27, at 8 o’clock.. A detailed Will Conduct Discussion Prompt Erection The Beta chapter of the Delta SHREDDED WHEAT ______12c tnm one ot the moet complete Anne'e ehurch, Arvada. Interment Mt report W ill also be given On the dieplare in thii reition. January special. Sigma will conduct a round-table fit Speer Bird- Oppoelte Ssnkea Calif. Requiem Meet 1^ Ho“y*'Ghoit m cm^rs of the P'TA will Shown above ara the Very Rav. tonio club director, now NCCS discussion on Feb. 24 at Regis’ CORN MEAL Yellow, P a c k a g e ______9c Garden!. CRerri n tt church Feb. 20. intctment Mt Olivet | convene in the school^ hall Monday Monsignor Anthony F. Drosd worker in Manila; John C. Moody Downtown division. Miss Patricia Olinser eervice. evening, Feb. 25, at 7 :30. (seated in center), archdioceaan (standing right) of Denver, area Brin will lead the discussion of fraud and its control through ac os. JOHN FERRETTI, 1708 w. 88th iv e -j Tickets for the Polish relief pre- moderator of Catholic Action and supervisor in region X of the NCCS WHEATIES Packag* 1.* 15c C O FFEE nue. Huslmnd of Len. FerrettI: father Lenten social to be held in the USO-NCCS club moderator in San Southern division; and Pfe. Wil counts. of Theresa, Anthony. Louis, and P. J. k.ll The Beta sorority chose St. Pat Ferretti. Requiem Hess is being of- F®"*" hall Tuesday evening, Antonio, Tex.; Richard Fiiher liam de Alva of the Sacred Heart DWARFIES 28 01. pkg. 21c AIRWAY. fered Thursdey, Feb. 21, in Our udy March 5, have been printed and are (standing left), former San An- pariah, Oakland, Calif. rick as its patron saint at its last DRYER S ASTLER 1 lb. bag . 2 1 c of ML Cerrael church et «:80 o’clock. bejngdistributedbvtheticketcom- meeting. During this meeting. MARGARINE 1 lb. ctn* 18c InUrment ML OliveL OHnger service. I National al- ' + + + + Beta’s academic, social, and spiri PRINTING GO. tual activities for the semester NOB HILL. Mo=tk.f™of‘'^.=\‘^^Vd“ \e?t7'* u the Polish Harmony MARGARINE 24c 1 lb. b a g __ 2 6 c Programs and Circulars Meagher; daughter of Thomaa Nock, club, under Frank Cuba’s SUper- VETERAN USO-NCCS WORKERS were determined and a constitu Other iurvivora art two alstera and three vision. The object of the distri- tional amendment was passed EDWARDS Tickets for brothera. R^qj.ie« M .„ bution is to reach every Polish per- modifying the prerequisites for CANNED FOODS Blesaed Sacrament church. inienneoii . .. . up. 1 lb. glass . 2 9 c Bazaars and Carnivals Ml OliveL oiinger aerviee. son in the City Of D enver. HEAR PRAISE OF SERVICES membership. Miss Elizabeth Mar- key, president, appointed the fol Quickly Produced HELEN O’MAHONEY, 8888 W. 2£th Teitier-Sinieki Nuptials BEANSn^"- 14c EDWARDS. avenue. Mother of Rose Winkler, Ca.tle Wilfrid A. Tcssier of S t Fran lowing committee neads; Miss De Reasonably Priced Rock; Leo LaMont end Frank 0 Mahoney.L. v^eevAss^ V U San Antonio. — Three veteran Bar’’ and “Dance” as the USO- loras Bittick, membership; Miss BEANS Lima* Schrock. Baby 2 lb. glass .. - 5 7 c 1)enver. Requiem M att Feb. 16 in NCCS workers, the Very Rev. NCCS club’s most important serv 2 ean 14c UNION LABEL IF DESIRED Dom{nie*t church. Interment Ml Olivet Bnd M&rR&ret R. SiniCKl, dRUgh' Patricia Brin, social activities; Monsignor Anthony F. Drozd of ice and activity on its full prog^ram Miss Marguerite Bissell, assess 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. Day nrvice. Ugr of Mr. and Mrs. John Sinicki CHILI BEANS fsT;;t6<-i 01. can _ 9c DR. JOHN p. HAMMILL, brother of of St. Joseph’s parish, pronounced San Antonio; Richard Fisher of chart ments; Miss Markey, lectures and San Antonio, and John C. Moody Young GIs’ enthusiasm for discussions. DCCTC Libby. Whol* KEystone 6348 DJCi£i 1 0 No. 2 can 13c Dr.*‘ John" ®H.®Cna*«?7"’ T k M of Denver were amused but not snack bars and social dancing is ECUS Springt. Requiem Matt Feb. 20 in St High M r s R Feb. 18. Mr. RTld MF8. surprised when 20-year-old Pfc. understood and respected by Country Home, W. K. John the Svangeliafa ehurch. Spillane Andrew E. AltfiHsch, brother-in- Holy Ghost Altar Group G. B., No. 2 Can 15c William de Alva of Oakland, Calif., NCC3 club moderators and direc Cream of the Crop “ j Aj Se S R. RODDEN, U81 Larimer, unhesitatingly pointed to “Snack tors wherever there are clubs, To Hold Luncheon Feb. 28 ALTAR BREADS Brother of Edward Rodden. Requiem the nuptial Wessing Oil but in the light of real achieve KRAUT Smitb's, No. 2H ean__ 14c Grade AA Masa in Holy Ghost church Feb. 16. their marriage at the same Nuptial ment, these two popular program Th« Holy Gkoat Altar and SEWING Interment ML Olivet. Mnea TOMATOES Kuner, No. 2 can.. 12c Large S[>*cialt JOHN FRANK TAUSCH, Denver. Re- 1 , , features are near the bottom of Rosary eoeiaty of Denvor will Down ...... ■ ■ 4 7 c U ttle G irli' Orcasea. Embroidery. quiem Mass in 8L Joseph's church The bride was given in marriage the clubs’ long list of important give* 4ht monthly luncheon Monograming, Etc. Thursday, Feb. 21, at » o'clock. Inter- by her father, John Sinicki. The H eights Girls SAUSAGE No, H tan_ 12c ! services, in the experienced opin and ca*d party on Feb. 28 Medium Specials THE SISTERS OF THE ion of Moody. Mr. Moody has paid “ f REDEr' i CA ^EDWARDS, 1627 Hum- from Ht30 to 2 p.m. Armoor’i, 12 os. ean . 33c Do ten _ _ _ _ _ 4 2 c GOOD SHEPHERD boldt Aunt of John Brisnehan. D e n v e r Mr. find Mrs. A ndrew lb. hundreds of visits to clubs and trav TREET John Johnson, South Gete. Calif. Re- Altfilisch, Helen Sinicki, and eled thousands of miles by train. TELEPHONE PEARL 24tl q^uiem M as. In the Cathedral Thursdey. Frank Slumski, USN; Dorothy EXPERT Feb. 21g at 10 oclock. Interment Mt j t t. c* * t * \s' 1 Win Speech Honor automobile, airplane, clipper ship, Olivet I Whiting, and John Sinicki. Miss and troopship durin,iring his years of RADIO REPAIRING Let us ahow you monument" Elaine ’Trieblehom was the flower service with the NCCS which date MRS. ANGELINA CARRIER . girl. Miss Dorothy Ungehire T^he Loretto Heights college back to 1941 prior to Pearl Har All Work Guaranteed we have erected in Ml. Olivet Mrs. Angelina Gamer, 2460 16th .ko nV.ntl.t speech department announces that Cemetery. street, died in SL Anthony’s hoapHal and sang at the nuptial bor. Feb. 16 after a brief illness. Mrs. Gar- ceremony. Miss Peggie Chambers, daughter ADAM He LUNG of Dr. and Mrs. Karl Chambers of Catholic Action Is First 988 BanU F* MA. 2671 A. T. THOMSON urite7sut7.",l?th p\"«rw 'h!‘S . a wedding breakfast was served Catholic Action is the thumb w«i 10 year! old. Surriving urY a daugh- immediately after the Mass and a 1950 Forest parkway, Denver, and MONUMENTS t«r, Mri. Mary Hir««, KYnaal City'. Mo.: reception was held in the home of nail summary of NCGS history, Svt ion*. Carl, Frank, Jimmy, Tony. andUkp kriHe’a narents says Moody. He explains that now WHEN ARE YOU . . . Washington Coal 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 John Garri*r,®en»or; tbrea alatera, Mra. ^"® Dnoe 8 parents. when clubs are being terminated, Going to Btop wringing that dirty i^Clark’s Flowersi L .„ p „ 5 - 7 4 3 Rote Cureio, Lot Angelet. Calif.; Mn. Mrs. Tessier is a graduate of St. the important count is not the rag or mop with yoar hands? |CompIete Lina of Cut Flowers Mary Spero and Mri. Lucy RouU. Den-j Jojgplj'g grade School and Annun- number of sandwiches and cokes Eze-Mop and L and Potted Plants M :;.‘; l .’X"r.d‘7 « h^^e"!;. i?*?n"'sT ciatiL high school, ciass of 1942. served or the number of foxtrots Floral Spray* and Morrison Coal Call a Patrick’i ehureh. Interment ML OIWeL Mr. Tessier was recently dlS- and rhumbas danced, but rather the Cone Wringer Corsages w. p. Horan * Son aerviee. charged from the armed services Keep* your bands out number of young men and women of mopwator forever. '"S" $7.35 ,We Deliver TA. 36629 GENEVIEVE. ROBERT, DONALD, AND serving 26 months in the Pa- who have returned to the sacra • No Scratching I Lsedlato DellveiT SPmee 7411 ^ ZONE CAB JOAN BIEHLER cific theater of war. The young ments or have been received into • No Splashing! Tb* firm* ilatad bar* daserva te MAin 7171 Mra. Genevieve Biehler and her three couple, after a short wedding • Saves Time! the Church through the efforts of b* rsmambared wh«n you *r* dJa* tFUEL SERVICE Broadway^ trip, will make their home in Den tributing your patronags te tb* dlf- PrampL CourtsoGS Servlca fouTYd dtad Feb. 16 in their home. 288 club moderators and club staff. Users wouldn't he Detroit etreot The deeths were canted ver. withont then. Why ferant linst ef busleoas. CHEAPER RATES By coincidence, in the accom- should you? Get CLEAN NEW CABS by carbon monoxide fumea from a plugged Elizabeth LouisC, infant daugh- iianying picture, Monsignor Drozd yours now! m"e:te‘d 7 h ‘e c^^I of Mr. and Mts. Emery Valen-. is seated at the desk wh^re he Free Delivery dren were to atart tehool at SL John the tine, was baptized Feb. 17. Mr. hears Confessions every Saturday j-i r> / \ 4 9 1 A twist of the handle E vangeiiit’a Feb. 18. The family had and Mrs. Lco Slawinski were the ly K e U 4 i5 i wrings the Exe Mop CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING DOYLE’S moved to Denver from Phoenix guat the evening in the San Antonio club. day before the fatal accident occurred, Monsignor is listening to the 8829 Winona Ct. Denver* 12 PHARMACY Leo Biehler. 84. discovered the bodies of I Rosario R. Liotlte of St. Boitli’ praises of the clubs’ snack bars, es *** >'**°"*^ nic’s pariah, Proctor, V t, will ex pecially the snack bar of the EZE-MOP & Classified Ads Tht Psrtlcnlar Druggist from work. Fire department reseneLt_ ^ ^ *:4.u t .w- It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertisements. squads worked with the victims for half marnayre VOWa With L o r Denver NCCS club (Pfc. de Alva 17th AVE. AND GRANT an hour but attempts to revive them raine H. Triblchom 01 S t. J o s e p h 8 was stationed at Buckley Field for CONE-WRINGER GO. KE. 6*87 FREE DELIVERY were unsueeessful. Requiem Mass »Tid parjgh before a N uptial Hiffh Mass a time and made the Denver club interment------Leavenworth, ------K an., w. P-1 Saturday morning, Feb. 23. at 9 Horan A Son service. his home). Denver is Moody’s home LUGGAGE BEAL ESTATE WANTED BRICK REPAIRS—Caulking and painting. FHE BEST 1946 Pearl. MA. 6656. o’clock. Paul F. Slawinski of S t city. All ov Yean experience selling. 1 have Cath TOIVY FERRETTI JUDGE WILLIAM F. HYNES I Joseph’s parish and Albina S. The San Antonio and the Den \5S» olic familiee with cash for your home. HEARING AIDS No. 2 World War Vet Sterle of St. Joseph’s parish, Sa ver clubs are two of the oldest Top pricee. If you are eelling and need Indian fighter and retired Denver lawyer. .f _^ a:^ i ___ honest real estate service, call Mr. Austin, Isritea Rls Old Fnenda and Customers to die* Cincinnatian Buys Organ ing for Manila, directed the club very new, 6 nn. wire cut bungalow, full etbera. Alcobollca Anonymona W rits la llo t 6Iada Ready blade Military Sappllaa United Statea at 14 and embarked on a xxr i • a " /~ii ° i in Hilo, Hawaii, where Mood basemenL 2 lob, dbl. garage, forced to P. O. Box 4168. 8. Denver Sbtion, MAIL ORDERS colorful career. Soon after hia arrival In t o r W aS h in g tO n C haD el served for a year prior to Apri ■ell. KE. 4079. ______this country h« inined the army and voL PAINTING &. PAPERHANGING untecred to go West and fight the In-, ’44, when he returned to the HANSEN & HANSEN v e t e r a n , wife and baby girl, two: clean, dians. He saw service with federal troops Washlngrton.—Georgetown Uni- United States and accepted his respectable and quicL detir* fumUhed or FOB PAPER HANGINQ u d puinthii In •"'1 ‘ he D»kou« versity’s 100-year-old Dahlgren present position. JEWELERS unfumlihed houae or apartmenL Both em A, B^ringw, 158 Umdixon. ZA Z2SA Spillane Mortuary from 1888 to 1868. When he was released.t;it ployed. Child kept in nursery. GL. 6219. from the army Mr. Hynea went to Europe P‘P* Organ, Stul 861 Vice- PHOTOGRAPHS and atudied at the Sorbonne in Paqls. In able bUt JUSt about ready for re- 1628 17th St. 1545 So. Brnadway PEarl 0723 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Andenon pbotou. 1206 16tb P t at I 1872 he returned to the United State, tiyement. will be replaced bv ONE STORE ONLY MAIo 1878. Freu o«wb euta. Mrs. John H. Spillane and. after a brief aUy in Bo.ton, eam e|ng^ instrument, the Rift of Ray- Reeoodlttoned pbnos, pUyeri. gt«nde to Denver. He worked for many years DORAN orgtne (ptp® un i J w tm Thursday, Feb. 21,1946 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4206 PAGE NINE The Denver Catholic Register ALIM SOCIETY PrMid«nt_ Jloit Rer. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, DJ>. Registorials KHttnr ^ t . R«t. Matthaw Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Joar.D. warn Managlnt Oiraetor______Raa. John B. Cavanagh, M.A., U ttD . TO M EET F Anoeiat^ Editors—H. P. Eaarett, Joar.D.; Rav, Waltar Canairan, Why Aren’t There lion; m stand that they eentradiet of the war k written, • great ehare J.C.D., LittD .; Rot, Edward A. Braan, M.A., Litt.D.; Rav. Francis in their everyday actiona. For in of the praise should go to the “men More Converts? stance, they ignore or deny the withont guns” who were so effective Syrianay, M.A.; Linas Riordan, A.B., Litt.M.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, By MILLARD F. EVERETT First Cause, yet as scientists they in preserving onr men, not from M.A.; Rev. John Ebal, M.A.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A. minntcly examine effects in the wounds or death, h is true, bnt IT ST, F Why did ahe do it? That ques tion probably was posed many search for eanses. Or they adopt, from the infinitely worse catastro times by non-Catholica on learning the Kantian thought that we can phe of moral disintegration. Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. not know reality, bnt insist that (St. Francis d* Sales' Parish, that Clare Boothe Lace had joined Dsnvsr) the Church. Why did Heywood knowledge be literally examined throngh a microscope. They plaee Pandering: in Published Weekly by Broun and Sen. Robert F. Wag All is in readiness for the S t ner? Why did Lonit Bndenz come great emphasis on reasoning gower Advertising Francis de Sales Altar society as applied to non-religions things, party Friday, Feb. 22, at 1 p.m. in THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) back to the fold after being in a By REV. JOHN CAVANAGH high post with the Commnnists? but deny it when the search toms the high school building. Refresh 938 Bannock Street. 1 toward the spiritoal. The Legion of Decency has ments will be served and cards To ns the question is not. Why Most of ns, however, are unwill done a magnificent job of cleaning played. Mrs. Win Schrodt is chair Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 did they do it? but rather, Why up the movies, bnt there seems to man. don't more persons of their caliber ing to accept sndi a patent con tradiction. We feel that we can be a definite movement abroad to The Bluebird Mothers’ group Subscription: $1 per year. become Catholics? There are get back to the flesh and the devil will meet in the home of Mrs. plenty who are well intentioned, really receive knowledge of things Club Snbscrlption, with The Re^ster, Local Edition, |1.30 per year. throngh onr senses and that our on the screen. Not being a steady John Dowd, 2700 S. Bannock No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado. who want to believe in God and patron of the cinema, I cannot street, Thut^ay, Feb. 21, at 1 to follow Hia teachings but who intellect can arrive at valid truths through a process of reasoning. We speak with authority on what is o’clock. somehow go through life taking going' on today in movieland, but, Thursday, Feb. 21,1946 part halfheartedly in the well- observe the fundamental, univer Ladies’ night will be observed by sal law that nothing takes place if the ads we daily read are accur the Pinochle club on Wednesday, meant devotions of some sect or ate reflections of the fQms, many perhaps do not even belong to a withont a proportionate caiise. Feb. 27, in the high school hall. OFFICIALt ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER Tracing back the series of eanses of the movies are filthy. From all Prizes ■will bo awarded for the religions denomination. They must indicAions advertbing has been have the gift of faith in some de and effects, we arrive at the con high scores, and an attendance The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approvaL clusion that there must be a First prostituted in selling the movies. prize will be provided for both the Wo confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What gree, but they flounder about and The entertainment page in many never arrive at the truth. Per Cause or Creator, some Being that men and women. Refreshments ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or does not depend npon another for papers hat become nothing more will be served, and all members those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. haps it is because the principles than an effective medium of pan of the faith have never been pre His existence bnt upon whom we and friends of the giarish are in We hope The Register will be read in every home of the all depend. dering. vited to attend. Archdiocese. sented to them clearly. In recent travels we read various Those who term themselves Since the universe is not a chaos Scout Advancement* We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to caltivate a taste in bnt operates on definite laws, there movie ads in papers back East, in agnostics, atheists, or the like are the Midwest, and even at home. Advancements for February for the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. in a somewhat different category. must be some purpose behind its « URBAN J. VEHR. inslitniion. It is unlikely that this Subscribers to the papers are ap Boy Scouts of troop 126 include They are deliberately adopting a parently oblivions of the signifi- the following: Pathfinding, Phil Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. policy, even a religion, of fmstra- infinite Being, whom we choose to call God, set the elaborate machin eance of many of the blurbs, and Harris, Merlyn Sheets, Melvyn seem not to be conscious of the Sheets, Tommy Guerin, and Don ery of the universe into motion Wienecke; firemanship, Melvyn jnsl for a whim. It is nnlikely invitations to promiseuily in the ads. In many instances the pnbli' Sheets, Don Wienecke, and Tommy that He gave to man a power of Guerin; dog care and first aid to L knowing, inhering in an immortal cations would be boycotted if onr Christian idealism were not suffer animals, Alfred Dunst and Carl LOREHO HEIGHTS COLLEGE BAZAAR soni, without furnishing at the Reum; Your natural desire for the good things in life is based Mme time some means of knowing ing from anemia. Affronts to THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY onr decency are laughed off, per Home repairs, Phil Miller; Him and HU purpose. So we look primarily on your family's happiness and on the foundation FEB. 28 MAR. 1 MAR. 2 IS EIIIIIIM D for evidences of HU revealing haps because we are so accustomed safety, Tommy Hannigan; rarden- to indecency that we accept it as ing and photography, William tmths abont Himself that cannot of family security—a home of your own! This Bank can Knights of Columbus Hall — 16th & Grant be known by the natnral light of a characteristic peccadillo of the O’Neill; star rank, Phil Miller; MANY GRAND PRIZES race. life rank, Tommy Hannigan; and reason. Since these evidences mnst help you to realize your hopes for financial comfort! Any Thi> Space Donated by be preserved in some permanent If language means anything the bronze eagle palm, Richard Cas- MORGAN. LEIBMAN A HICKEY 81 MRS. H following annonneemenis taken burn and Richard Ott. form, so that they may be available of our specially trained officers or representatives will lie glad GAS a ELBC. BLDG. PHONE TA. im for all men, we look also for a from movie ads can be nothing Edward Frain was elected more than an occasion of sin for system or institntion that has been scribe; Alfred Dunst, librarian; to help you with your plans to build a home or buy a home. The LaKota study club was en associated with them and keeps those who indulge in these vicar John Anderies, quartermaster; tertained with luncheon by Mrs. them alive. ious pleasures: Richard Casburn, senior patrol ank DeRose Feb. 13. Mrs. W. J. “The sloe-eyed spitfire from We examine the Scriptures and leader; and Jerry Roberts, junior McGettigan presided. London's slums who climbed the assistant scoutmaster. Mrs. J. A. Peterson read “How find them credible from the stand, ladder of love to become England's point of history, philosophy, and The Eagle patrol consists of We Botched the German Occupa most indiscreet Duchess t” “ Your Melvyn Sheets, patrol leader; and tion,” by Demaree Bess. Mrs. W. J. theology. We learn of the advent blood pressure will rise when yon of Christ and of His Redemption Tommy Guerin, Don Wienecke, Inquire at This Bank Loberding read from Life maga see this racy best-seller.” “Miss John Dowd, Franklin Dunst, you’ll be proud to say zine “Cardinal Designate Spell of mankind. We find that, al G. has the seductive lime of her about the advantages of though many Churches claim to Ernest Currey, John Mensik, Gor FHA Insured Loans I man,” by Roger Butterfield. Miss life as the first of the flaming red don Arterburn, and Paul Brooks. it’s from Anne O’Neil told of “New Life in present His message, there U only head* who's got enough men for and II on all types of one, the (Utholie Church, that an The Tiger patrol has Jack An Old Mexico," by Michael Sculley. four women.” “Their motto was deries as patrol leader, and Tomra^ homes. swers the tests of divine authority, meet 'em, marry 'em, and me ''hamiltonV A spiritual bouquet and Mass historical continuity, and so on. Hannigan, Alfred Dunst, Phil offerings were sent to Mrs. M. A. morize their bank accounts Miller, Charles Haszier, William Sanchez. Others present were Miss Hehee we mnit accept this Chnrch “She's poison! Danger . . . on her as the true path to God. O’Neill, and Richard Ott as mem Nora Brophy and Mmes. S. H. warm lips I Trouble . . . in her bers. Weber, P. V. Hodges, Mary Dal This is an extremely abridged leasing eyes! She can bring out ton Walsh, J. J. O’Neil, and F. X. presentation of how one fnty en the bad in any man!” ‘This man The Wolf patrol consists of Llstsn ts Krabacher. ter the Church throngh a process sold his soul to the devil. . . . en Harold Pelham, patrol leader; PULTON LEWIS, JR. Mrs. J. A. Peterson will be host of reasoning. The study of the slaved by a seductive and inceii' Jack Flynn, Stanley Williams, Dsllj, Mondsr thrs ess in March. ology may be profound and com diary passion!” “Journey into Edward Frain, Vernon Wolcott, Friday: *:)« PJK. George Hassett, and James Mc KFEL Mrs. DeRose’s son, Francis, who plex, but the steps by which one evil!” “Her sin was a strange and was recently discharged from the arrives at the tmdi about Cod can deadly love!” “She rides south of Dermott. army, is spending a vacation at be jnst as simple as ontlined above. the border . . . on wings of ro The Eagle patrol consists of home. Why do not more persons of fair mance . . . torrid song . . . dan Bernard Jacques, patrol leader; intelligence follow such steps? ger!” “Her kind of love could Phil Harris, Merlyn Sheets, James There are many reasons; we could lead only to murder.” “Fallen Harris, Edward Day, Kenny Har not hope to examine them here Angel!” “The Foolish Virgin!” mon, and Bobbie Brockish. Officers Elected adequately. Bnt we do appeal for “G;-raling Gal with the devious Scouts should .see their patrol Sketched from Stock a fair and open-minded study of dances!” and so on up one column leaders regarding the scout outing the Clinrch’s basic principles by and down many others. scheduled Sunday morning, Feb. For Altar Group non-CathoIics. The proofs are easily We apparently have come a long 24, if weather permits. available. Those who are sincere way from the time when we ap' St. Joseph’s circle will meet In in wishing to learn about Cod can praised the movies and other enter the home of Mrs. Walter Mesch, In Idaho Springs not in justice to themselves fail tainment by asking ourselves the 445 S. Penn, Wednesday, Feb. 27, to examine her teachings. question: Would I take my mother at 1 p.m. Idaho Springs.—At the monthly or sister to that show? Members of the League of the of distinction session of the Ladies’ Aid society Sacred Heart who will care for the Spring Millinery of St. Paul’s church Feb. 14 in the The Priest candelabra in church for the next home of Mrs. Rose Atcheson, the Goes to War Let’s Encourage 30 days are as follows: Week of Arriving daily—these new spring hats from America's following selections of the nominat Junior Journalists Feb. 24, Mrs. McKay; March 3, By REV. W. J. CANA VAN Mmes. J. and P. Anderies; March leading millinery designers. They're different . . . ing committee were approved to By REV. FRANCIS SYRIANEY serve officially during the ensuing One of the finest pictorial re 10, Mrs. L. E. Wenzinger; March come in and get the one to suit your own individuality. year: President, Mrs. Harrison V. views of recent activities of the On Friday and Saturday of this 17, Mrs. Yeager. Fairchild: vice president, Miss Catholic clergy is a booklet, “The week 300 students of Catholic col Laura Woodward; and secretary- Priest* Coes to War,” Usned by the leges and high schools of the R(»cky treasurer, Mrs. Lucile Seay. national offices of the Society for Mountain region will meet at Lo- The retiring president, Mrs. Fred the Propagation of the Faith. relto Heights college for the 13th Southside Woman H. Leach, was lauded for her out annual convention of the Catholic It shows the work the priests Schools' Press Relations associa TIME-SAVER standing leadership of the society of the nation did in the recent Is Chairman for •It’s a during the past two years. The struggle, and, by means of care tion. Their aim will be to study meeting was attended and a lunch closely the aims and practices of may we suggest fully chosen pictures, gives some It’s a CONVENIENCE eon was enjoyed by the ’following: idea of the variety of tasks and modem journalism in relation to Catholic Action. Heights Bazaar a beautiful Father Francis Potempa, Mrs. Ella the complete nnselfishness of the Blachly, Mrs. Ella Culter, Mrs. padres who marched off to war Only a small fraction of the Margaret A. Dempster, Mrs. D. J. delegates to this convention will Mrs. M. P. McDonough of 230 with the men of the U. S. find their future life work in jour S. Downing, Denver, is chairman Donnelly, Mrs. Delia Dumont, Although attempts were made to Mrs. Harrison V. Fairchild, Miss nalism, bnt the benefits they derive of the Loretto Heights college ba show no picture with the carnage from the general and round-table zaar to be held Feb. 28 and March Agnes Frederick, Mrs. John of war evident, there are unforget Gabardine Forster, Mrs. Albert Heller, Mrs. discussions will be of permanent 1 and 2 in the USO-NCCS club table photos of priests in action, value. So, too, will be their work hall, 1575 Grant street. Jennings, Mrs. Fred H. Leach, with the impression that death U Mrs. M. J. Mattei, Mrs. Margaret on their various school publica Mrs. McDonough opened the ini just around the comer from the tions. ‘ tial meeting on Jan. 13, and with Coat Smythe, Miss Laura Woodward, photographer. There U the scene and the hostess, Mrs. Rose Atche More and more the need is felt taken on Iwo Jima, with a priest for Catholic laymen and women r e q u i r e * son. saying Mass in a fox hole, two On Feb. 19 Miss Mary Munchi- who arie able to make use of the for your marines holding a windbreak so various means of public communi NO MIMMUM BALANCB ando of this parish was married that. the sacred vessels would not “ I to Eugene Johnston of East Grand cation in upholding the Church's pay ^ Spring wardrobe be disturbed during the sacrifice. stand on important issues of the Forks, Minn., a veteran of three Another photo shows a bearded and n d a v o i d years’ service with the armed day. The press, the radio, and the CHE(XBOOKS FREEI obviously tired padre giving abso movies are prime instruments for forces. lution to a group of GIs in the sta Gem-tailored perfection. It is an informing and influencing public I Owen Stanley campaign. Both opinion. Catholics cannot take a priest and soldiers have the look "investment" that will pay you GUFFEY’S CARD bark seat when atheistic, immoral, NO DEPOSIT CHARGE'S. of men who know the answer to and nnscmpnlons elements are em in * rich dividends in long seasons of life's purpose—as only those who ploying these tame instmments in AND GIFT SHOP live with death know it. contentment and hard wear. their warfare against religion and 107 E. Colfaxj MA. 2903 Then there are picture* of chap decency. lains in camps, on air fields, on It is a matter of record that PER CHECK USED $59.95 “Good Gifu at Guffey'e" the decks of ships just before in when Communists discover likely /O t vasion. The members of the Hier looking young candidates, whom Htmbsr FedtrsI Deposu Insunse* Corpotstlaa archy who acted as delegate* of they consider good prospects for the Military Ordinariate are pic their work, they eni-oll them in tured conferring Confirmation on schools of journalism. They rea WACs and Cls in army posts son, and rightly, that, if their oper Our Specialty throughout the world. ative* are located in strategic key AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK store hours It is impossible, of coarse, ade positions in the press and radio, of DENVER FIRST COMMUNION quately to portray the vast work their influence will be greatly in 9:30 to 5:30 done by the Catholie. chaplains in creased. They will be able to give the recent war. Only the Lord their own interpretations of events BABY knows how many souls were saved and personalitiea in such manner Sketched from Stock because priests forgot comforts, as to mislead and deceive. Mrs. M. P. McDonough MAId 5 3 1 4 FAMILY GROUPS security, the very loVe of life h* Hie Holy Father, Pope Pins XII, the assistance of the Loretto self, to accompany our fighting in addressing a gronp of foreign Heights College Women’s club, be men into battle, because the Cath eorrespondents in Rome last sum gan formulating plans for the ba WEDDINGS olie chaplain accftmpanM the sol mer, stressed the importance of zaar. She has presided at the F. J . K irch h o f dier from the basic training ramps truth in journalism. He pleaded weekly committees of the execu to the day he-was mustered out at for “fidelity to truth in what yon tive board of the bazaar. C L x n i the end of the war. write and speak,” and continued: CoNSTRCCTION Co. k United Phoio Shidios ‘The world shudders today to con Mrs. McDonough has been very Because of the chaplains, Ameri successful in obtaining many arti template the mass of misinforma ___1616 STOUT TA. 3412 1521 CURTIS can fighting men were belter, more cles now “off the market” for the humane, superior mentaDy and tion that has overwhelmed h.” As bazaar, such as men’s white shirts BUILDERS psychologically. When the history usual the Pope knew what he was and nylon stockings. talking about. A strong Catholic pres* is needed We Appreciate Your Patronage today more than ever. We need Gardens Aid Health papers that will not only print the 708 Lawrence S t Denver, Colo. truth bnt which will give the whole truth. Many papers do a* much Says R. E . PaHerson Keystone Custodian Funds damage by what they do not print CERTIFICATES OF PARTICIPATION IN TRUST FUNDS a* by what they do print. To train Two contributions to health come BSTABUSaKD SINCE IH t invistins; their cspiUI as follows: and send out more capable Cath from growing a rarden, says R. E. MOVING & STORAGE SERIES B-t, B-t, B-1. B-4 IN BONDS olic journalists will not only sid Patterson of the Western Seed Co., SERIES K-t AND K-t IN PREFERRED STOCKS the principles for which we stand, Denver. One is the highly valu SERIES 8-1, 8-1. B-S. 8-4 IN COMMON STOCKS but will serve the world, for it able vitamins and minerals that The American Fixture Co. KEYSTONE COMBINED ASSETS will serve the cause of justice and are always at their best in vege UsaslactSTtn *d « STORAGE SPruc€ 2671 as of F e b n u rr 1, 194E truth. tables fresh from the garden, and LOWEST PRICES leSO SOUTH PEARL S t tlTl.MO.OOe It is not exaggerating too much another is the wholesome exercise CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS IN THE CITY fi’aaMon*SPnM«9<6i Protpeetut Available on Request to say that there is s c a rry a more and revitalizing contact with important calling for a Catholic mother earth. Mr. Patterson in CHURCH FURNTTURE MfeCABEtHAiViFEy&COJUPAA’r yonng man or woman—outside sists that having a well-planned BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES the religiou* life—than journalism. garden is as pleasurable and as INVESTMENT SECURITIES We welcome these junior journal healthful as playii AiUwork of AU Kinds rOU PAY ONLY A ROOM A MONTH W. £. MeCABK Stcurily Bldg. r . A. HANirtN ists to Denver and may they benefit A still further benefit from a ^ Crtt 7S Yean /avatfawsf BMperitae* from their lilseiusiana at Loretto good garden, he points out, is the FRANK KIRCHHOF 1232 ARAPAHOE STL Height*. sizeabit saving on the foo4 coit. DENVER. COLO. . PAGE TEN Office, 988 Bennoek Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KETstone 4208 Thursday, Feb. 21,1946 nmusEmEnTS— DiniRG Inter-Parochial Players^ Group Inter-Parocliialf RECREflTIOn Higli School Play La Ray Hotel ■ The Famous Steak House T heatre PARK HILL COUNTRY PARK 1028 S. Gaylord Slated Next Week ^ Your Host to the Choicest of Steak Dinners; PE. 1177 THUB8DAT. FKIDAT, 8ATUKDAT, CLUB FEBSUABT » , 11. I I The second inter-parochial high T-BONE, FILET MIUNON, Hadr Lamarr • Rebart Walker ia school plsy» presenting talent from DiKKEB HER HIGHNESS AND the seven Catholic high schools of PORTERNOUSE STEAKS THE BELLBOY Denver, will be given Wednesday DANCE and and Thursday evenings, Feb. 27 Lao Gorcty • Eaat Stda Kida ia and 28, at 8:15 in the Phipps ^ Chiekes, Tarkey, Moanlain Troal Oinaers COME OUT nCHTlNG auditorium in City park. A special Sweet Miuie performance for the .sisters of the by SUNDAY. MONDAY, TCB8DAY, city will be given at 4 p.m. Monday, WEDNESDAY Peb. 25. Charlie FEBRUARY 24, I t. » . 27 The play, which was written and Now Open Daily Dinhaupt Gene Tlarnty • Coraal Wilde in is directed by the Rev. Donald Mc LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN Mahon, assistant in Annunciation Serving Luncheon, 12:00 to 2:00 His Park Hill Rh^thmaires (IN TECHNICOLOR) and parish, is entitled Stanislaus. A Dinners 6:00 to 9:30; Sundays 1:00 to 9:30 DINNER DANCING William Garaan - N aner Kalljr in cast of 29, featuring the leading ThnrsM Fri., Sat. NlUa FOLLOW THAT WOMAN dramatic and musical talent of the 3500 Colorado Blvd. Denver Catholic high schools, has Private Dining Rooms — Coffee Shop Reservations EM. 2725 MATINEES: SUNDAY. 1 P.H. been assembled by Father Mc Cocktail Lounge SATURDAYS AND HOLIDAYS. Mahon for this, the second annual Ask for Rasarvations for 2 P.H. Privata Partias inter-parochial venture. Last year’s initial attempt at dramatic co-operation, entitled Our School, proved very successful, and LA RAY HOTEL was instrumental in fostering a spirit of mutual interest among the For Reservations, Phone Golden 68 Acroas Tha group of young Catholic theapfana ahowa Tha group ia under the direction of tha Rev, Donald students who participated and those GOLDEN, COLORADO— 16 Miles from Denver from ahovo repreaenta aaven difforant high lehoola. They McMahon, author of tho play, Ha alao wrote and who witnessed the production. It Cosmopolitan will taka part next woak in the aacond inter-pa auparvitad tha prodnetion of tho firat suck c was presented a number of times Hotel LUNCHEONS . . . 50c AND rochial play, “Stanialaua,” .which will he given in operative effort last year. for different audiences in Catholic DINNERS . . $1.00 OP tha Phippa auditorium, City park, Feb. 27 and 28. schopl auditoriums. Because of its success it was considered practical Cocktail Grill to rent the new auditorium in City park for this year’s play. Tickets LOREnO HEIGHTS COLLEGE BAZAAR Italian French Specialty Pill IHEIRSID Statues in Franciscan will be 50 cents and can be pur chased at the auditorium when the THURSDAY FRID.4Y SATURDAY play is presented. FEB. 28 MAR. I MAR. 2 Several talented artists will be YOUR FAVORITE DAIRY AND Church Are Refurbished presented in the play, which will Knights of Columbus Hall — 16th Grant ICB CREAM SPOT F O i M i n C i / also include a number of skits. The Duffs 1 subject of vocations in life is clev MANY PRIZES PRODUCERS DAIRY (St. Elizabeth’i Parish, Denver) young man, Capt. Smith of the erly woven into the dramatic ac CASH AWARDS - ELEC. REFRIGERATOR - THOR WASHER Father Lambert Zaleha, O.F.M., marine corps, served Mass for tion of the plot. * ELEC. IRON - ELEC. MIXER - NYLON HOSE CAFE & LOUNGE Father Khopke the morning of his MEN’S SHIRTS - OTHER PREMIUM PRIZES 933 BANNOCK B1IDILPHIIIIS supervised the repainting of all the Among the students who will spectacular break from the Shang- DirectiF AcroM th* Street From HENRY M. DUFF, Owner statues in the church and the take part in the production are THIS SPACE DONATED BY The Setitier hai prison, where he and Father Gordon Hummel, Bill Boehler, Bob cleaning and refurnishing of the were prisoners. Father Rqch will FIN E FOODS (Sacred Heart Pariah, Denver) altars. Wathen, Mary Jane Wathen, Frank O’MEARA MOTOR CO. 133S Rdwy. LUNCHES go on to New York. Rust, and Pat Harrison from St. Cocktails The Adelphian players are hard The Young Ladies’ sodality held FOUNTAIN SERMCE Will Meet Fellow Prisoner Joseph’s high; Phyllis Gibbons, Special Dinner Partlea Invited at work in rehearsing’ the annual Father Roch Knopke, O.F.M., a Valentine party Feb. 16 in its Donna Ryan, Rich Appulgiese, and the best in who a few months ago was a Japa social rooms. Father Justin Mc John Betz, Bill Robinson, and Han 1930-32 So. Broadway play to be given in the school hall Carthy, O.F.M., presided. DAIRY PRODUCTS SP. 9950 March 17. The cast this year will nese-held prisoner in China, is to nah Imhoff from Annunciation high; Sue Brubeck and Ann Stew be a mixed grroup and will include have an interesting reunion in St. Party Aidt Miisient Louis, Mo., with one of the Yanks The S t Elizabeth school chil art from St. Mary’s academy; Walt Ed Floyd, Claude Peterson, Jos O’Hara, Tom Martelon, and Rita eph Ljmch, Abe Martinez, Mrs. who made a prison break. The dren turned their Valentine party Feb. 16 into a benefit for the mis Kennedy from Holy Family high; John Conlon, and Misses Lorean Bill Olsen, John McGowan, and Needham, Marie Larcher, Clara sions. Luncheons were sold as were ANNOUNCEMENT ice cream and cake. Room mothers Michael Morrissey from Regis Pretti, Josephine and Rosalie Mar high; Don Slattery, Vivian Eyre. Ws are pleased to announce quez, and Helen Blyth. donated cakes and the children the appointment of brought cookies and candy. Pro David O'Bryne, Joseph Sloan ana Mmes. Anthony Larcher, Ellen Winnie Linsenmeir from St. Fran Lee, Joseph Kilker, and Julia Ger- ceeds from sales will go to enroll A MASTERPIECE -MR. CHARLES A. BAHAN pupils in the Holy Childhood as cis de Sales’ high; and Rudy De- spach, with Father Andrew S. Luise, Mary Ann Connors, Evelyn as Maitre d'Hotel, effective today. Dimichino, S.J., represented the sociation; the remainder will be used for the benefit of the mis Carenca, and Ray Decker from Ca parish societies at the quarterly thedral high. Your continued patronage will be meeting of the ACGW in the Coi- sions. OF appreciated and may we suggest you mopolitan hotel Feb. 19. Father Pacifiens Kennedy, call Mr. Bahan for future The Young Ladies’ sodality will O.F.M., is conducting the Forty receive Holy Communion in the PLECIS OFFICPRS Hours' for Father William Coyne I fT i/iL banquet 9 o’clock Mass this Sunday morn in St. Joseph’s, Akron. FI\E RHEWIKG U ^ resc^ations. ing, and meet in Sodality hall The Knights of St. John will INSURANCE Thanking you, next Tuesday evening at 7:30. (Loyola Parioh, Denvar) meet at 8 p.m. on Feb. 21. All There are catechism classes for members are urged to attend. Re 81WCE 1859 PARK LANE HOTEL Catholic children of the parish At the last meeting of the freshments will be served and pi JOS. J. CELLA who attend the public schools Young Ladies’ sodality election nochle will he played at the close 1120 Security Bldg. 460 So. Marion PEarl 4611 every Thursday afternoon at 3:45 of officers took place as follows: of the meeting. The initiation of Phone KEystune 2633 o’clock in thee school hall. Patricia Heiney, prefect; Ariine John G. Zi^ler will take place. Thursday evening at 8:15 the Ferdon, secretary; Barbara Lucy, The marnage of Miss Justine E. usual games party will take place treasurer. The sodality had a Maret of Long Beach, Calif., and the school hall at.'8:15 o’clock. party Sunday. Twenty-two girls Thomas J. Gorman, son of Mrs. JOE*S Louis Pastore’s I^iday evening at 7:30 there were present and the students Roy W. Mauxy of 3537 W. 26th Tom Buko’s. will be devotions of the peroetual from Regis high were entertained. avenue, took place Feb. 16 in St. SKELLY SERVICE novena in honor of the Sacred The sodality will sing for the 8 :30 Elizabeth’s. Father Lambert offi Joe Fanenkapf (St Louis* Farish) Mass Sunday, GBEA8ING . WASHIMQ • BATTEKY Heart. ciated at the ceremony. After a REOHAHQINQ - Tl& t RXCAPPINO 3 9 C l u b Roosevelt Grill The Blessed Virgin children’s short wedding trip the couple will 795 Broadway CH. 9420 FORMERLY MIDGET CAFE sodality will receive Communion make their home in Long Beach. REOPEN SUNDAY NIGHTS Famous for Sunday in the 8:30 Mass. On FROM MIDNIGHT TO 2 A.M. Friday, Feb. 22, the children’s so IDANGING Every Night, FIN E FOODS MlSTEIil PLH dality will have a social party in Officers Elected 9 to 2 Cocktails the school hall. MAVRK'E Lester Grant’s Rhnhms Mrs. W. Zent, gym instructor, took the eighth ^ a d e children NO COVER CHARGE Fast Courteoiu Service By Aid Society STUDIOS ITALIAN DINNERS on a roller skating Valentine 18th and California party. Mrs. R. Hilbert and Mrs. 3900 Pecos GL 9855j G. Hunt, room-mothera were chap The Queen of Heaven Aid so Personality Portrmts I erons. ciety meeting was held in Denver (Holy Rooary Parish, Denver) Feb. 19, with Mrs. Chiolero presid For Every Occasion One Mad Night, a mystery com Lieutenants and captains will ing. New members enrolled were edy in three acts, comes to the call at the homes this week for pledges for the school drive. A Mmes. Giles Foley, D. Rotolo, Ann Holy Rosary auditorium stage Sun Dowling, John Walsh, and L Still- day, Feb. 24. There will be two $626 bond was given by one 1528 Droadway Stiiwiii’s donor in the parish toward the hammer. performances, at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m Election of officers was held TIVOLI-UNION CO. • DENVER. COLO. This offering of the■ “Dramatic ■ club ■ ■ school and another $26 bond was also received. with the following being chosen CH. 3926 18 a farce filled with thrills and unanimously: Mrs. H. Chio Cafe riot. It deals with a playwright, Alvin Riede is a patient in St. lero, president; Mrs. M. A. Moa- Don Cutter (played by Robert Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. John nio, financial secretary; Mrs. Irene Steaks and Chicken Dinners Trontel), who goes to the Cutter Burke has returned home after a speedy recovery. Koner, recording secretary; Mrs. Resolve to fliet Yfiftr Friends in Our Specialty mansion, a lonely house in the A. C. Tremlett, corresponding sec Cocktails hills, to complete his latest play in The Fathers’ club will meet Thursday at 8 o’clock sharp, retary; and Mrs, G. J. O’Byme, RUMPUS ROOM peace and quiet. How the peace treasurer. SERVING THE BEST Of and quiet are broken is portrayed Capt. Daniel Campbell, S.J., EVERYTHING chaplain in the army, was a visitor Mrs. Covillo announced the or by an excellent cast, which in ganization of a sewing group to Duke’s Grill ■k cludes. besides Robert Trontel. the Sunday at the rectory and said the 12 o’clock Mass. make articles for the annual sale of 1620 E. 34th Ave. 1942 Broadway K E . 9221 following: Joseph Drobnick, John faneywork in conjunction with the Drobnick, Edward Krasovich, Jos Father Edward J. Morgan, S.J., congratulates the Altar sodality for fall card party. The group will eph Mason, John Pavlakovich, meet in her home, 3115 W. 44th James St. John, Mary T. Bohta, the fine showing of new members at last Sunday’s Mass. Those avenue, Monday, Feb. 25, at 1 Spaghetti King of the West Anna Mae Canjar, Florence Can wishing to join the sodality are o’clock. An invitation is extended jar, Mary Drobnick, Dorothy Gil- asked to call Mrs. Walter Wade, to anyone interested. four, Margaret Horvat, and June president. The Rev. John Giambastiani, Jackson. Edward B. Stolte and family O.S.M., of Welby presented his O C ^ T S Stage directors are John Kucler have moved into the parish from high schpol pupils in a program for RESTAURANT ITALIAN and John Korman. IThe play ia di St. Louis, Mo. the children of the Queen of A Pises to Dfllsrht Your Own Appetite or to Entertain Your Frienos rected by Ed Krasovich and Ed Heaven home Feb. 17. Mrs. H. Italian Sansage, Chicken Cacciatore, Steaks, Spring Chicken ’ Thomas. All are invited to attend Chiolero was awarded special RisotU) Milanese Ever; Sunday—Spashetti Served With All Dinners the play, which has an abundance prize. COCKTAiLS — DINNER WINES St. Joseph’s Guild Honn: &:30 to 10:33—Snndsyi: 4:30 te 10:30 For Reaerrstlens of fun and action. ^ 3 0 19th St. Unescorted Ladies Welcome Phone GR. 9958 The Young Ladies’ sodality wishes to thank all who attended To Hold Card Party the recent social. It was an en joyable affair. Final arrangement* have DIFFERENT SKINS been made for St. Joseph'* Charley McCarthy Inn guild'* card party March 2 in ARGONAUT HOTEL St. Francis de Sales’ high NEED DIFFERENT FOUNDATIONS Where Denvhr'e Society Entertahu for Loncheoa* ami Dinaara Merchants Lunch Daily school building, 235 S. Sher FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES. man street, Denver, The party That is why Monteil createcJ Beauty Balm and Fried Chicken, Steak, is scheduled to begin at 2:15 DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 o’clock. Admission is 50 cents. Sensitone. lotion— the one for dry or normal skins, Spaghetti and Raviola Special and table prices will Beautiful Balboeaaa Privata Dining Room Dinners be awarded. Mrs. Alfred C. the other for those who like a lighter foundation. Tremlett Is chairman of the DM^tDohiy^ero Sofofy If yoB Cocktails Served affair. 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Oe*t Bahr, Mgr. 1 L mm Thursday, Feb. 21, 1946 Offfce, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephony KEystone '4205 PAGE ELEVEN DIAMONDS' (]rlpf fivpr Dpaili 12,174 IN ARCHDIOCESE GIVE Sl Jolin'a Pari«li ui rci uvci ucdiu s£jjyj(;E IN ^ II i Hours’ Slated Radios A AppUanses ENOAOEMBNT R E H N E H ’S Salua and Sarvieo •olitair* that will taka bar Of Her Only Girl (Contimud From Page One) To B i p Sunday GDNDGD SERVIGE braath away. Sat promi Number in Number Killeal HONEST'WORK-PAIR PRICES Washing and Greasing nently hi|b with two aide Armed Forces or reported deed Boulder, South—Sacred 04871729 FRANKUH ANDERSDN Year Bualnaaa AppraclateWd diamonda aa a {laabinf 6th Ave. & York EA. 9932 Heart of Mery ...... i...... 12 At ‘ ‘ 2316 E. 6tb A*«. EM. 9586 frame I |22S inelndinf tax. Btkgs (wersiog Brighton—St. Auguitiao’t ______2S8 Bruth—St. Mery’s ...... — 72 fContinued From Page One) Burlington ...... IS (Annunciation Pariah, Danver) EMPIRE PHARMAGY Sions to complete records of those Calhen—St. Michael’s ...... 25 The Forty Hours’ devotion will C. H. HAYS, Mxr. who served so that the Chancery Cheyenne Wells—Sacred open this Sunday after the 7:80 OLIVER’S make her heart 90 office could have a full account Heart ...... 39 Mass and close Tuesday evening. Prescriptions Carefully Filled for permanent record. The suc- COLORADO SPRINGS— Masses Monday and Tuesday will Magazine* • Fountain Service ceaa of the lay women’s retreat ^ Corpux Chriiti ...... 124 2 be at 6:15, 7:15, and 8. The grade , Yonr Patrooaa* Appraetatad • • center in El Pomar in the first six Sacrad Heart ...... BO 7 school boys’ choir will sing at the MARKET bumpity bump months of its operation Is a source St. Mary’s ...... 243 11 7:30 Mass Sunday, the grade £• 6th Ave. & Corona TA. 4305 of great satisfaction. St. Paul’s (Broadmoor) ...... 36 school girls at 8:30, the Altar and Denver^a Fineat The Rev. Thomas McGlynn, Craig—St. Miehaai’s and Miatient _____ 61 3 Rosary choir at 9:30, and the adult Selection of BAVB TIB K S-BU T AT OLBOITB O.P., made a strong appeal for the CrippU Creak ...... 19 1 choir at 10:45 and 12. Evening nSH & POULTRY WEDDING . . . 5 perfect, use of art that reflects modem Elbert—Sacred Heart, end services will begin at 7:30. The trends in materials, inventions, and Caitle Rock ...... 27 GRAIN-FED MEATS, FOOD ly matched diamond! weld Rev. Dr. E. J. Morgan, S.J., will OLSON’SSTORES themielvei into an alliance thought. He showed that the Fleming—St. Peter’s ...... 32 speak Sunday; the Rev. William 1312 Eaal 6th Arab Church has consistently made use FORT COLLINS— O’Shaughnessy, S.J., Monday; and Phona PE. 4629 2750 W. 29th GL. 3613 of wedding ring beauty I of the artistic modes of contemp Holy Family 116 the Very Rev. Bernard Froegel of 175.00 including tax. orary culture. St. Joseph’* ...... 139 Greeley Tuesday. 3030 E. 6th EA. 1801 Streitat Conlamporary Art Fort Logan—St. Patrick’*...... 36 Hat Party “ We live in an age of airplanes, Fort Morgan—St. Helena’s 69 Enchanting... Irresiftibla radar, electronics, radio; of steel Fountain— Scheduled AL’S SHOE (Colorado Spring*—St. Paul's)...... 38 1 4 WAYS TO PAY and glass brick and concrete, of The Altar and Rosary society HOSPITAL all kinds of plastics," Father Mc Fr^erick—St. Therose’s ...... IIS 2 will feature a hat party with the * 9 u b Glynn said. “We have constnic- Gian wood Spring*—St. Staphan'sL.„...... 129 6 covered-dish luncheon Thursday, FINEST REPAIR WORK * CbMTgt tion powers that our ancestors Golden—St. Joseph’s ...... 6S 4 Feb. 21, beginning at 12:30 o’clock. IN DENVER * Ltyaw ty' never dreamed of. Is it consistent GREELEY— The business meeting will follow QUICK SERVICE * Y»ar to Pay to accept these things for our com Our Lady of Poaea ...... 273 16 2308 E. 6TH AVE. the party. Reports will be given A joy to have . . . a fort and convenience and, a t the St. Peter’* ...... U...... 114 8 by all chairmen appointed by the Holyoke— St. Patrick’s and Hextun..... 29 .... . ^ joy to wear, became ,___OpM S A. M. ta I P. M.___ same time, to deny in our artistic president, Mrs. Ed Gates, who will The firms listed here de> thought and patronage the wonder Hugo— St. Anthony’s ...... 86 preside. ^ i t ’s cool, comfort ful creative possibilities that they Idaho Springs—St. Paul’s...... 82 Hostesses for the luncheon and serve to be remembered able, so completely beautiful. Call us FEBR’Y CLEARANCE suggest, that they demand?” Iliff—St. Catherine’s and Crook..... 90 party are Mmes. F. Popish, A. when you are distributing todav for vour RilUnv COLD WAVE. “The modern man needs the Julesburg—St. Antbony’a 80 Demskki, F. Parkoski, and J. MYLADY EDITH BEAUTY R E P A n m v G Church,” he concluded. “The mod Krammling— St. Pater’s Vessa. your patronage in the dif ern artist needs her especially, be (Steamboat Springs) ... 20 MINNIE E. c u n o o r Keenesburg and Roggen— Mrs. Lydia Cinocco is still in St ferent lines of business. KESSELER. Mxr. O rlU rrEi Invitea Your Patronage cause he is searching for spiritual Joseph’s hospital following a major 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 realities that are beneath and Holy Family ...... 37 Lafayette—St. Ida’s ...... 108 operation two weeks ago. Mrs. VXT OP WOKLD WAR NO. I above the world of the senses; his Andrew Simington is also in St, soul hungers for the bread of her LEADVILLE— K E 4 5 7 9 COLFAX AT WASHINGTON Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. Kreiner is spiritual inspiration." Annunciation and missions...... 167 6 seriously ill in St. Joseph's, and Princess Dry Cleaners Telit of Stigmatie St. Joseph’s ...... 67 3 Mrs. Urban is in Mercy hospital. Littleton—St. Mary’s ...... 76 4 Otoned and Operated by Kenneth S. Redfern Father William Monahan, who Longmont—St. John the Baptist’s'...... 138 4 Mrs. Francis Brennan was host is on terminal leave after service ess to St. Catherine’s club Tues Louisville— St. Louis’ ...... ISO 4 day, Feb. 19. OUR QUAUTY SERVICE YOUR BEST ECONOMY as an army chaplain, spoke about Laveland—St. John’s ...... 69 2 ® ( E R I V E D ! > his visit with Theresa Neumann, WE CALL AND DELIVER Mt. Harris (Steamboat Springs).... . 12 2 Harold Popish, Harold Martin, 1138 East 6th Ave. SP. 2681 stigmatized woman in Bavaria. Oak Creek—^t. Martin’s and Paul Mayerle are home after He emphasized Theresa’s accept (Steamboat Springs) ...... 31 long overseas service. ance of the will of God as the Peats—Sacred Heart ...... 25 PTA Elects source of her inner peace. An Pfattavilla— St. Nicholas’ ...... 26 St. Franris de Sales* ordinary peasant girl who became Steamboat Springs—Holy Name...... 30 Vice President LAUNDRY blind and paralyaed after injuries Sterling—St. Anthony or Padua’s____ ... 396 Mrs. Albert Miltenber«r was Under New Management in a fire, ^ e displayed a remark Stonaham and Briggsdela— St. John’s.... 26 elected vice preeident of tne PTA JAMES ANBERIES able resignation. The day of the Stratton—St. Charles’ ...... 54 in the meeting held Feb. 13. The beatification of the Little Flower, Superior—St. Benedict's (South Boulder) 20 vacancy was caused when Mrs. SL Therese appeared to the Ba Victor—St, Victor’s and Cripple Creek.... 36 Charles Haley was elected presi DUJVER DRUG Plasterins: - Patching varian girl and asked what she Welhy—Assumption ...... 1S2 6 dent replacing Mrs. H. Curtis, who desired. The maiden replied—the Wray—St. Andrew’s ...... 34 2 resigned because of illness. PRESCRIPTIONS Stuccoing will of God. She was cured of her EXPERTLY FILLED 430 S. York RA. 3435 blindness in this visitation. She Yuma—St. John’s (Akron) ...... 17 1 Mrs. Phil (xrommet, membership chairman, presented the fifth grade Sundrie* - Soda Fountain gave the same answer when St...... 4.387 148 ONE DAY SERVICE Therese appeared before her on the TOTAL and Sister Ann Modesto with $5 as New Equipment for an award for outstanding effort in Alameda Drug Stora day of the saint’s canonization. 2S1 Our Every Day Doumlotam Your Visual Aid Needs Theresa was cured of her paralysis DENVER PARISHES ...... 7.617 enrolling the most PTA members V. 0. PETERSON, Prop. SHOE REPAIRING PARISHES OUTSIDE CITY ...... 4,357 148 last fall. James Oliver of this Prices Sava You Money Will Soon Ba ^vailahlo and her stigmata began. A long 409 Bring ns your shoe problems. series of manifestations, inexplic GRAND TOTAL ...... 12,174 grade was honorably mentioned for Cat Rate Drugs We nse Finest Lather Our repTcMotativt will cladly call tnd , able from ordinary standards, has bringing in 14 new members. Miss 1400 S. Broadway Fountain Service • School Supplies and Materials. ’ dnnonstrats Sound P relseton. tz2 8Mdt Agnes Jo Caskins of the first grade . Projectors, Publie Addrsts SysUms and followed. Father Monahan believes RA. 2405 Your Butineti Appreciated ’ Films. that her unusual power comes MAC SWITZER WILL ADDRESS won the award for the girls in 10 11TH AVE. SHOE Ttlspbons sr Writs from her perfect resignation to new members. IDEAL PIDTURE8 (kd’s will. REBUILDERS Preiident. Called on God HOLY FAMILY PTA FEB. 25 r PENCOL FOOD TA. 5325 714 18th St. JAGKSON’S P. A. Bacino, Prop. CH. 2228 Judge Joseph E. Cook showed bake sale Sunday. ' MART Denver. 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