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I Church School in Denver's Christ the King Parish Will Be Dedicated Aug, 18 Parishioners Donate Labor! Rectory ReadV At Fort Logan The Rev. Anthony Weinzapfel, who has been pastor of St. Patrick’s parish. Fort Logan, since 1942, finally has a rectory of his own. Built entirely through the efforts of the parishioners (estimated to number 250), the new rectory-hall began as a war surplus a)imy warehouse, which was purchased for $1,000 from an investor in Brighton. The parish has been without a rectory since its establishment in 1895. Father Weinz^fel, who has been living with Father Edward ■ Leyden at Loretto ^Heights college, said that approximately $15,000 has gone into convertii^ the warehouse, now a more-than-adeqdate residence and meeting nail. i Measuring 108 by 25 feet, the structure has a concrete founda­ tion with a full basement, part of which will be used for a garage, a vestibule, two offices, two bedrooms, dining room, kitchen, land housekeeper’s quarters. Half of the building will serve as a ]j)ar- ish hall. ; ON THURSDAY, AUG. 18, at 10 a.m. Archbishop to the chapel the building contains five classrooms and a I the new chapel is shown, and the picture at the right shows Toward the end of the last century, before Denver had taken Urban J. Vehr will officiate at the dedication of the Christ library. Plans for the future include the conv*ersion of the the other end of the building and the entrance to the class- permanent shape, the small but thriving community of Logant()wn.ntl^wn the King church-school building, Eighth and Elm streets, chapel into four classrooms. This change will be made rooms. The Rev. John Scannel is pastor. (J. K. Monroe, (now Fort Logan) was considered by one and all to be on its way |up. Denver. The chapel will seat 450 persons. In addition when the parish church is built. At the left the entrance to[ Architect; Elder Construction Co., Builders; Wunder photos) Situated near the fort itself, the village was to become a humming center of activity in South■ Denver. ‘nyi His Excellency, the Most Rev. Nicholas Matz, at that time Bishop of Denv?r, approved the founding of St. Patrick’s parish and a church was built. The parish .ex­ tended to Santa Fe drive. : St. Dominic’s Parish to Buiid New Schooi For 40 years the late Monsigpor Richard Brady served S t Patrick’s Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation Seeing Is Believing? from Loretto Heights collegej in Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1949—Permission to Reproduce, Except on Twelve Classrooms addition to his duties as college Articles Otherwise Marked. Given After 12 M. Friday Foiiowing Issue. chaplain. The parish population failed to come up to expectations. Father William Mulcahy took dyer the pastorate in 1940, and still Are Planned; Site no permanent residence near the ' I church was forthcoming. In June, 1948, work was started DENVER CATHOLIC on the warehouse, and next week Faces Federal Blvd. Father Weinzapfel will move into his new home. Plans are now being; drawn for a new 12-class- A parish school will undoubtedly be the next project at St. Patrick’s, rooin grade school for St. Dominic’s parish, Denver, according to Father Weinzapfel. the Very Rev. Peter O’Brien, pastor, announces. Two rooms in the new buildingiare being reserved for the purpose,,but REGISTER The school will be erected adjacent to the right now it is impossible to get^ The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We church, which is located at Federal boulevard and sisters to teach, he said. t Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller The St. Patrick buildings-are Services, NCWC and Religious News Photos. Price of paper 3 cents a copy W. 29th avenue. The new edifice will give a paro­ situated at Mansfield and S. jlrv- chial plant that will c.vtend almost three-quarters of ing street j VOL. XLIV. No. 51. THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1949 DENVER, COLORADO the block toward Speer boule-|'^'^ 7~ Yard and will include the rec-i L tory, the church, and thejf If jC Jno. Carroll DOWNTOWN DIVISION DISCONTINUED school. i It is hoped to have the school ready by September, 1950. August 14 in Opposed t6 Evening Classes to Be Given Construction will begin as soon as final plans are approved and the families move who are living in the two houses on the site of the Hew Parish Barden Bill new school. The property was On Campus of Regis College purchased some time ago by the The first Masses in the Another Colorado Congress­ For the first time in its history, Regis college will offer parish. It is hoped to keep the lot Mother of God church, Speer man, John A. Carroll, Repre­ between the church and the school boulevard at Logan street, its full facilities to evening .students this fall with all evening free and to continue to use it as sentative from the Colorado Chicagoans classes to be held on the Regis campus at 50th avenue and parking space for church-goers. Denver, will be offered Sun­ First district, has expre^ed The new building will also pro­ day, Aug, 14, according to an opposition to the Barden 1 ed- Lowell boulevard, Denver. announcement by the Rev. John The desire to serve a larger number of students than vide space for the primary and eral aid to education bill in a form kindergarten classes, office space, Regan, pastor. Time of the .Masses letter sent in reply to letters 1 rom To Stop for could be accommodated in the and quarters for a school nurse. will be 7:30, 9, 10, and 11:30. The constituents. Letters from tliree rather cramped quarters down­ new Federal boulevard bus will following day, the Feast of the prove handy to those living on the John K. Monroe is the architect. other Congressmen were pri:ited town and the wish to provide a Assumption, Ma.sses will be of­ in the Register last week. more studious atmosphere away south and west sides of the city. The edifice will be constructed fered at 6, 7, 8, and 9 o’clock. Shrine Visit from the noise of the business sec­ Arrangementi have been com­ of brick with stone trim. There Regular weekday Masses will be A copy of the letter, receive 1 by tion were among the comfielling pleted for those who with to will be a partial basement to be offered at 7 and 8 o’clock. a Denver woman^ follows: factor* that b’robght about the have dinner before attending used chiefly for storage. Included The church, the inside of which John A. Carroll , .. . Members of a Living Ro­ i.i the proposed expansion of the. sary pilgrimage that left Chi­ move, according to the Very Rev. clatt to make use of the college ha* been colnpletely rebuilt since Iffduse of Representative* i Raphael C. McCarthy, S. J., presi­ dining room where mealt will be parish buildings are plans for an the building’s purchase this spring, THE “VISUAL VIVISECTOR” invented by the Rev. Washington, D. C. j cago Monday will arrive in dent of Regis. served before the first classes auditorium to be erected at some will be dedicated Tuesday, Aug. 16, Aug. 1, 1949 time in the future. As yet it has Charles K. Hayden, S.J., is being demonstrated above by Denver Sunday evening and Evening itudentt will thus be of the evening. at 10 o’clock by .Archbishop Ur­ its inventor. A student of magic nearly. 30 years. Father Hayden gave Mrs. Charles Saavedra not been determined whether to ban J. Vehr. The new parish, es­ 3301 W. 54th Avenue attend Mass Monday morning, enabled to make use oT the The Rev. Louis G. Mattione, make the auditorium an addition to several demonstrations of his skill in the art in the Denver area Feast of the Assumption, at the Refit library which, with itt'^’SsI., dean of the college, has ar- tablished last spring, was found in this summer. He is dean of men at Creighton university, Omaha, Denver 11, Colorado the school or to construct a sep­ the course of a parish census to mountain Shrine of St. Frances 60,000 volumes, it one of the ranged a varied and comprehen­ arate building. -X- -f- + • + , + Dear Friend: Xavier Cabrini in Mt. Vernon best among the smaller colleges sive class schedule with courses contain some 450 Catholic families. Thank you for your recent <»m- New Convent Planned Officiating in the Solemn Mass canyon. of the country, and all other being offered by the departments Also under dLscussion is a new munication regarding federal'aidfederall facilities for study, research, of accounting, business adminis- following the dedication of the to education. In view of the ‘act Denverites and visitors in the convent for the sisters who teach church will be the pastors of four 'Visual Vivisector Bisects city are invited to attend the Mass and social activity that exist t?ation, economics, English, his­ ill the school. Either a third floor that my office has received hun­ on the campus. tory, music, philosophy, psychol­ parishes that gave territory to the dreds of letters on this issue, it ha* to be offered at the shrine grotto will be added to the school to new Mother of God parish. They at 10 o’clock .Aug. 15 along with Ample parking apace exists on ogy, religifm, sociology, Spanish, serve as a convent or a separate Without Cutting; Invented become physically impossible for and speech. A descriptive pam­ will be the Rt. Rev. Monsignor my small staff to prepare' iidi- the members of the pilgrimage. the campus as compared with the residence will be provided. A de­ Gregory Smith, pastor of St. Fran­ Spiritual director of the group parking woes in the downtown phlet. describing the individual cision will be made soon after the vidual replies. I have read < ach is the Rev. Harold Herbst of Mil­ area. Those who plan to attend courses, may be had by writing or cis de Sales’ parish, celebrant; the communication carefully, and I various plans have been studied. Very. Rev. Monsignor Walter J. By Jesuit Master Magician trust you will understand the ne- waukee, Wis. Also with the pil­ class by Tramway bus will find phoning the college, he said. Father O’Brien said. Canavan, pastor of the Cathedral grimage is the Rev. John Mueller, prompt and handy transportation, By J ohn M. Healy their professional names. This ce.ssity of using a form answer, Full Credit* Offered The need of a new school has parish, deacon; the Rev. John includes even card tricks. I am opposed to the present )ro- C.SS.R., of Chicago, and the Rev. either by the No. 28 bus line which long been felt. The parish has Moran, pastor of St. John’s parish, The “visual vivisector,’’ an Russell Breen. touches the college grounds at Full college credits, leading to apparatus capable of “visibly Father Hayden is a native of visions of the Barden Bill.. outgrown the present St. Domi­ subdeacon; and the Very Rev. Many of us are working on Transportation to the shrine 50th avenue and Lowell boulevard A.B. or B.S. degrees, are offered nic’s grade school, the former par­ Harry Smith, C.SS.R., pastor of bisecting an arm or other mem­ Denver and a graduate of Regis that morning will be available or by the new bus line along Fed­ in all courses. Those wishing to ber of the body,” is an unusual college where he captained the other legislation which will be ;ion- ish church. New facilities are St. Joseph’s Redemptorist parish, discriminatory and at the sime through the Rocky Mountain eral avenue to 50th avenue, which attend without credit and without needed to accommodate the in­ preacher. ® contribution to the field of magic football team in 1913. He was Motor company at $1.50 a person. will be in operation early in Sep­ the necessity of taking examina- creasing number of children ap­ by the Rev. Charles K. Hayden, ordained to the priesthood June time meet constitutional reqi ire- Lunch' will be served immediately tember. ‘‘tions are welcome to do so at the S.J. Invented by Father Hay­ 22, 1927, and received his doc­ ments. At the present writin g, I plying for enrollment. Last year am unable to report to you t 'hat following the service at the Mt. Father McCarthy pointed out same tuition fee. there were almost 400 pupils in Last Men's Retreat den a short time ago and soon torate in physics from St. Louis to be distributed by the Burg university in 1933. Father Hay­ the Outcome will be—excepi to Vernon Country club at $1.25 a that it is less than 20 minutes to Veterans are eligible for train­ the "school. say that I am confident the pre lent plate. Regis by automobile from any part ing under both Public Laws 16 The last men's retreat of the Co. of Chicago, 111., the machine den will return to Creighton St. Dominic’s parish was formed university in September.^ He is Barden Bill will not become aw. Further information or reserve' of Denver and it is less than 20 and 346. Father Mattione stated, in 1889, an outgrowth of St. Pat­ summer season will be held at passes its blade “v i s i b 1 y” ^ions may be obtained by calling minutes to Regis by the No. 28 Regis college starting at 8 p.m. through anything in its path. now assisting the Rev. Barry Sincerely yours, but new veteran students must rick’s parish. Since its organiza­ Wogan in the Golden parish. JOHN A, CARROLL. ^ A . 1480. bus from downtown Denver. The present letters of eligibility from tion three other parishes. St. Cath­ Thursday, Aug. 18, and closing at Other such machines have the Veterans’ Administration. erine’s, St. .Mary Magdalen’s, 8 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 21. long been on the commercial Registration will take place on Edgewater, and Holy Family have The Rev. James F. Walsh, S.J., market, but the “visual vivisec­ the campus Monday through Fri­ been started within its original professor of psychology and soci­ tor” is unique because the blade Outdoor Rites Will Marik 2 Jesuits From Colorado day, Sept. 5 to 9. from 1 to 4 boundaries. ology at Regis college, will be re­ can actually be seen throughout o’clock in the afternoon, and from In Februarj’, 1926, the present treat master for this final retreat. the demonstration. 6 to 9 o’clock each evening. magnificent church, located at W Reservations may be made by call­ Father Hayden, professor of To Serve Foreign Mission Cla.sses will begin on Monday, 25th avenue and Federal, was ded­ ing Regis college before Wednes­ physics and dean of men at Assumption Feast at Camip Sept. 12. icated by Bishop J. Henry Tihcn. day, Aug. 17. Creighton university, is also Two Colorado priests, the Rev. Joseph L. Hebert, S.J., vice president of assembly 70, Camp St. Malo, archdiocesan summer camp for b<)ys, of Annunciation parish, Denver, and the Rev. Eugene 0. Omaha, Neb., the Omaha branch will mark Monday, Aug. 15, the Feast of the Assumption of of the Society of American Ma­ the Blessed Virgin, with the traditional celebration dedicat­ Latta, S.J., of Sterling, have recently been named as mis­ Mural for Regis College Chapel gicians. sionaries to British Honduras on the east coast of Central Father Hayden, a student of ing the camp in a special way to the Mother of God. |'he America, where they will work to further the apostolic mis- magic for nearly 30 years, 1^- affair is described by campers as “a tribute to Mary froift a Sion undertaken by their order came interested in magic while group of boys who receive her ^ ^ more thaq a half-century ago, are scarcely any areas outside the studying the art as a scholastic. Eucharistic Son into their hearts The two young Jesuits both cel­ reach of some Catholic school. The past 13 years, however, every morning, adore Him every Small Gifts Push! ebrated their first Masses, one in There arc 59 elementary schools, mark his major study and prac­ night at Benediction, and praise Annunciation church, Denver, the nine in towns of 1,000 or more tice aS" a magician. Father Hay­ the handiwork of Almighty God in other in Sterling, just two years population, and the other 50 in den says that he got in so far the rocky splendor of the moun­ Burse Total |lp ago. rural districts. Priests usually that he could not get out. tain* all the day long.” Father Hebert has had three manage the schools in their dis­ Father Hayden works alone, The celebration will be opened The All Souls burse for • the years of experience working with tricts and work along with The although audience participation with a High Mass at 11 o’clock, education of a seminarian fori the the Sioux Indians at the St. Fran­ government which establishes stan­ is necessary for some of his to be celebrated by the Rt. Rev. Archdiocese of Denver forged a dards of competence for teachers Monsignor Antonio Samore, coun­ cis Indiaa mission. Rose Bud Res­ feats. Despite the fact that the little closer to the halfway nfarkreal ervation, South Dakota. He is the and grants 25 per cent of the cost “visual vivisector” creates one selor to the Apostolic Delegation son of- Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. He­ of the original buildings and equip­ of Father Hayden’s most un­ in Washington. Counselors at the with the reception of four spiaH bert of 3534 York street, Denver. ment and the same percentage of usual illusions, it is not his only camp, many of whom are seminar­ gifts, bringing the total in j the Father Latta spent three years repair costs. Fi^ty-three per cent outstanding trick. Such tricks ians, will sing at the Mass. Choral fund to $2,371. ' in British Honduras before his of the children of the colony at­ as “passe passe bottle, linking selections will be offered by boys It has been said of St. Patrick’s ordination to the priesthood. tend Catholic schools. rings,” and “rice bowls” are from the Cathedral choir, Denver. Cathedral in New York city tend Their work in this region will Missionaries Have equally hs fascinating. Father Following the Mass, there will it is true of many similar s ^ c - take them among people of sev­ Hayden insists that all profes­ be a procession to the shrine of tures), that it was built by | the eral races and languages, many Varied Activities sional tricks are to be called by the Blessed Virgin erected by the nickels and dimes and dollari of of whom for many years seldom other activities of life in the campers in front of the main Irish housemaids of that great tity. saw a priest. Among the langu­ Honduras are also given full at­ Mass Hours on Aug. 15 lodge. During the procession the And so it is with the small gifts ages spoken there are English, tention by the Jesuit missionaries. Rosary will hp recited and the made to a seminary burse, j By Spanish, Maya, Carib, and Keck- Attending to the medical needs of “Regina Coeli Jubila” will be themselves they do not stand as chi (Indian). the natives, administering the sac­ In Downtown Churches sung in harmony. The services will much, but many of them together British Honi^uras is directly in raments, converting the natives, close with Benediction of the soon put a burse “over the top’* the hurricane zone and periodically ^The following it the tchedule co-operatives, credit unions, and of Mettet in churches of the Blessed Sacrament and a reces­ and enable the Archbishop td ac­ is leveled by the double fury of work to establish and develop a na­ sional to the chapel. cept another worthy student. 1 hurricanes and tidal waves. One of SISTER MARY NORBERT, director of sionary work in the mountains of his own native Denver downtown area for the tive clergy occupy the busy mis­ France. For 10 years he spent the winters, despite Feait of the Attumption of the Monsignor Joseph J. Bosetti, $22 I* Received the worst disasters in the mission’s sionaries. the art department at Loretto Heights col­ history was the hurricane and lege, Denver, has just completed a mural for the the bitter cold, traveling afoot through the snow BTetied Virgin Mary, Monday, V.G., camp director, announces Contributions received in j the tidal wave of September, 1931, Father Hebert has spent the new chapel at Regis college. from village to village, instructing first the children Aug. 15: that visits and pilgrimages to the past week include $6 from a which completely leveled St. John’s past year at the new house of Early in the spring. Father Raphael McCarthy, and then their elders, preaching with almost mir­ Cathedral: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, ceremonies and to the camp will ver friend, in memory of i his college, one of the finest colleges study, St Joseph’s retreat hall for president of lUgis college, asked Sister Norbert to aculous effect, and winning heretics and 1a^ Cath­ 11:30, and 12:15 be welcomed. mother; $5 from Mr. and Mrs. in,all of Central America. A few laymen, in Decatur, 111., and, along depict in a painting the patron saint of the college olics back to the practice of their faith. Holy Ghost: 6, 7, 8:15, 9:15, Camp St. Malq has been filled to John L. Blair and girls, Denyer; years ago another hurricAne de- with Father Latta, is spending a and chapel, St. John Francis Regis. It is on one of his snowy mountain travels that 10:15, 11:15, and 12:15. capacity for each camping session $10 from Mrs. T. F. Bowen, Den- stro.ved 57 churches, schools, and short vacation in Colorado prior This saint, who lived in the 16th century, was Sister Norbert chose to depict the saint. In’her paint­ St. Eliaabeth’i: 6, 7, 8, 9, and so far this summer. The season ver; and $2 from ...... Mrs. J. W.^]NeU residences of the missionaries. to his departure for his duties in one of the outstanding missionaries of the Jesuit so­ ing, the background figure of St. John Francis Regis 12:15 closes Aug. 28. Monsignor Bosetti son, Denver. 1 These disasters, however, have Central America. ciety. He had wished to go to Canada with the other dominates the snoAry scene of a French mountain St. Leo's: 7, 9, and 10:30 announces that there are accom­ Contributions in any ambunt not daunted the spirit of 'the Father Hebert expects t^ leave early Jesuit missionaries in the hope of winning there village, as mothers hastily bring their children for Since the vigil of the Feast of modations for a few more boys in may be sent directly to Archbishop Jesuit missionaries. Today their Denver about Aug. 12, and Fa­ the crown of martyrdom at the hands of the savage his blessing. the Attumption, Aug. 14, fallt the last two weeks of the season, Urban J. Vehr at the Chancery educational system covers the en­ ther Latta will leave about Aug. Huron* and Iroquois. When he was refused this per­ The mural will be put in place above the center on a Sunday, it it NOT a day of the weeks of Aug, 14 and 21. office, 1536 Logan street, Denver tire colony so thoroughly that there 16. mission, he threw himself wholeheartedly into mis­ rear door of the new Regis College chapeL fast and abstinence this year. ,(See picture* on page 8} 5.

J i i J PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bon neck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttene 4205 Thursday, August 11, 1949

618 17tb Str««t WtltoB CBlUonla Mountain Party to Be Sponsore ROSARIES In a Fine Selection for Gifts $2.50 to $35.00 ' SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER Sunday by Catholic Youth Council Served Prom 11:00 AM. to 5:00 P.M. (Catholic Youth Council, Donvor) Ckoica of Soup or Cocktail Polio Is Dangerous, Members of all young people’s groups affiliated with ROAST SIRLOJm OF BEEFi the Catholic Youth council are invited to the mountain mixer Scout Executives Maihed PotBtoo, Choice of Vegetable IndiTidually Baked to be sponsored by the council this Sunday evening as a cli­ Hysteria Is Worse max the play-offs of the council softball league. The party Visit Camp Tahosa CmCKEIS PIE will be held at the Phillipsburg hall in Phillipsburg beginning Rolls, Salad, Dessert and Drink This year the number of polio Eighty-nine Denver executives, Sirliy Craii it thi wiuli it iir KiaeKil uni 85 at 7 :3d^p.m. comprising the executive board of PriTili DInIns Room for Pirtlci—Pheni CB. Mil cases is running about twice She total at the same time last year, the Denver Boy Scouts of America i400 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN MUSICi Most of the clubs are planning club picnics at various council, made the annual pilgrim­ re ports the Colorado State Medi­ mountain sites late Sunday afternoon following the softball cal society, but health authorities age yesterday to Camp Tahosa, the T and polio experts say there is no play-offs, and then the groups will 320-acre Boy Scouts of America ...... s ...... ^ gather at Phillipsburg for an eve­ The eouncil outing will he held summer camp near Ward. indication of an epidemic and cer­ Sunday, Aug. 14. at Philipsburg. tainly no cause for hysteria. ning of dancing. Square dancing, The annual visitation is pri­ mixers, and ballroom dancing are It is hoped that all members of St. marily one of inspection by the At the same time, Colorado planned. Miss Marion Maeken of Joseph’s can attend this affair, as Boy Scout governing body for the parents should realize the ii^or- the St. Thomas University club an outstanding evening has been purpose of visual inspection of tance of being suspicious. They is chairman of the affair. planned. All who plan to attend the camp while in operation, and should be suspicious of every ill- Phillipiburg ii situated in the are asked to meet in St. Joseph’s to obtain first-hand impressions child Deer creek canyon and can ha rectory at, 5:30 p.m. ' Sunday. from the boys, who spend one or Early diagnosis of polio is impor­ reached by taking state highway The social committee has planned more weeks during the eight weeks tant, and polio is mild and imita­ a picnic near Tiny Town prior to 124, west of Littleton at tha of camp operation on conditions of Also Plain Sturdily*Built Rosaries'for Everyday Usi tive when it starts. flour mill. The road can also ha the square dance sponsored by the safety, health, discipline, recrea­ The disease acts something like reached from a point south of council. tion, education, and camp life in $ .45 to $6.00 flu or a cold at the beginning. Tiny Town on the old Turkey A .reminder for all members of general. There may be a slight, almost im­ creek road. St. Joseph’s club—Have you been The delicious evening meal, the AUGUST 15 WE OPEN AT 12 -NOON perceptible, fever. There will be The champion of the softball saying your three Our Fathers and usual camp fare planned by the a certain listlessness, headache, play-offs will not be determined Hail Marys every day for the de­ dietitian, was one of the highlights possibly nausea and vomiting, until the finals Sunday afternoon. feat of Communism? of the trip, according to the mem­ muscular pains, maybe a stiff neck. The remaining schedule is as fol­ bers of the board. Some children will complain of lows: Thursday, Aug. 11, winner A considerable portion of the C L c u x k sL muscular weakness. CYPC to Have Outing of Wednesday’s game vs. Cathe­ At Bergen Park Aug. 18 inspection trip was devoted to the PLANNED J m u h ^ . PROTECTION Science has not yet pinned dral; Friday, Aug. 12, Phi Kappas more important phases of planned down the way polio is transmitted: vs. St. Mark’s: Sunday, Aug. 14, (Cathedral Young Paople’a Club) recreation, such as boating, swim­ CHURCH GOODS HOUSE Possibly food, perhaps water, very Square dancing, ballroom danc­ ming, horseback riding, fishing, winners of the Thursday and Fri­ ing, Virginia reels, games, and This FUTURE NEED PLAN is worthy of likely personal contact. Flies and day games. rifle range, archery, nature study, the consideration of every Denver family. sewage can carry the virus of the Last week’s results are as fol­ mixers! That is the program and pioneering. 1636 Trenionl Place It GUARANTEES you the cash to pay for disease, which attacks the “motor lows: Phi Kappa 9, St. .4nne’s 8; planned for Thursday night, Aug. Two hundred and fifty-nine boys i any service you choose—when you need it. pathways” of the spinal cord, kills 18, at Bergen park. Club members were registered this week at the' Denver 2, Colo. St. Mark’s 10, St. Louis’ 6; St. will meet at 7:30 p.m. in front of There is no "red tape" and nothing is ever certain nerves permanently, or Francis’ 10, St. Joseph’s 5; camp, which will remain open un­ omitted from the fine quality of a Boulevard sometimes hits vital nerve centers* K-Ducats 9, Our Lady of Lourdes the Cathedral grade school, 1845 til Aug. 21. In number of fatalities and team 6; Cathedral 3, St. Mary’s 2. Logan. Admission is 50 cents per after-effects, polio actually is a person. Drivers are asked to bring Every service at Boulevard is complete, re­ Bowling to Begin their cars. Queen's Daughters Set gardless of cost; there are no unexpected less serious medical problem than Trenton O’Connor, chairman of extras. rheumatic fever, nephritis, or Forty young gentlemen will be heart disease. But the frustrating bowling, announces that .the Cath­ guests at CYPC’s next orphans’ Annual Retreat Dates thing about it is that there is to olic Youth council bowling league will commence play Tuesday eve­ picnic. Members who have vol­ The Queen’s Daughters will The same personnel with yean of experience date no specific treatment for unteered to be chauffeurs for this polio. Prevention, therefore, is ning, Sept. 6, at 9 o’clock at the sponsor their annual retreat at and finest equipment used on every service. Colfax lanes, 1005 E. Colfax. activity are reminded that Sunday, El Pomar Aug. 26, 27, and 28. paramount. Aug. 14, is the date. The meeting Experience advi.ses; There is room for 12 teams in A chartered bus for the retreat- place is at St. Clara’s orphanage, ants will leave the bus terminal BOULEVARD Be suspicious of children’s la te-' l®*Kue play and all clubs that in- 3800 W. 29th avenue, at 10 a.m. summer illnesses. tend to enter teams in this mixed at 501-17th street at 2 p.m. Fri­ Also on Sunday, Aug. 14, the day, Aug. 26, and will return on Prevent over-fatigue or chilling. bowling league are. asked to con­ tact Mr. O’Connor as soon as Catholic Youth council is planning Sunday evening, going directly Get children out of wet clothes a mixer at Philipsburg. The to and from El Pomar. and shoes right away. Avoid any possible. His phone is MA. 4474. FEDERAL BLVD. AT NORTH SPEER Council members extend con­ time is 7:30 p.m. and all clubs of Reservations must be in on, irregular living schedule which the city are invited free of charge. or before Aug. 16. It will greatly may leave them edgy and tired. gratulations to Joe Craig, dele­ PHONE GRand /6<26 gate from St. Francis’ YPC, and Square dancing, mixers, and ball­ facilitate matters if bus fares Swat that fly! Miss Patricia Mulquecn, who will room dancing are on the program. can be had a short time before Be sure hands are washed after be married this Saturday morn­ CYPC members will assemble at leaving. For information and going to the toilet and before ing at 9 o’clock in St. Francis de fi:30 p.m. in front of the Oscar reservations call Miss Marie meals. Sales’ church. Malo gymnasium, 1845 Logan. B ellm ar, 643 Pennsylvania Wash all fresh fruits and vege­ Bill Monckton, softball chair­ street, TA. 7824. tables carefully. Peel them when man, announces that there will be St. Joseph's to Hold ha.s used clothing is asked to call possibe. Use extra care in prepa­ 'Beat the Clock' Dance a men’s softball game on Thursday, ration of foods. , Aug. 11, at 6 p.m. on the baseball Fels, and he will pick it us. MNVtKlNDUSTMAlMWK diamond. Ninth and Columbine. Ail The religious chairman, Mary Avoid swimming in water which (St. Joseph’s Younf People’s Meneghini, reminded club mem­ __ __ r ClbtCtF.KOCK.PmsMM* has not been declared safe by your players are asked to turn out. This > 1534 CiW rw iii U. n ^ j o H n s o n Club) is a council tournament game and bers that the club’s monthly group Oernrnmrw 7 rr Ptioii>MAiii5i55C health department. S t Joseph's club cordially in­ Communion will be held in the 9 STORAGE ft mouinc CO. Avoid crowds and close contacts the prize for the winning team is vites all Catholic young people of a camp stove for their club. o’clock Mass on Sunday, Aug. 28. with other people in trains, busses, the city to a dance in the school Breakfast will be served afterward a o c e x < a u u v c d i s t a m c or other places where children hall Friday, Aug. 12. 'To in.sure Hosteii Group to Entertain in the K .of C. dining room. There may get too close to each other’s that this dance will be "different,” On Monday, Aug. 15, the CYPC will be a guest speaker and tickets breath or cough. ^ it has been titled “Beat the hostess group, co-operating with are $1 each. These may be pro­ Do not be a polio-hysteric. Fa­ Clock.” All those arriving prior the USO-NCCS, will_ visit the psy­ cured from any club officer or for Back-to-School and cilities for polio care are being to 8:15 p.m. will be admitted free. choneurotic ward in Fitzsimons committee chairman. For the Safety of Your Goods greatly expanded, and trained Those coming later will be charged hospital. Both dancing and card Mr. and Mrs. Joe MeShane have polio teams of doctors and nurses 25 cents admission. Refreshments playing are on the program. Girls a second boy, born Aug. 2. AH Sports Wear-! are ready for instant service. will be served. who would like to attend are a.sked Use Johnson Service on Every Move On Wednesday, Aug. 10, club to contact Elaine Petri, AL. 6916, Counfry 'Corny Crawl' 1 AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN UNES, INC. members enjoyed a picnic supper between 9 and 5, or Kathleen E. Slated by K-Ducats j College Men j ‘vo n sa w'lTH c a r b b v e r y w h b r b ” The Denver Catholic at Sunken Gardens. 'The outstand­ Lare, AL. 4579, after 6 p.m. by noon, Aug. 16, so that Red Cross (K-Ducat Young People’s Club) i STORAGE - PACKING - SHIPPING Resrister ing item on the menu was fried All members of the K-Ducat, chicken prepared by the girls. transportation may be arranged. club are urged to be on hand Sat­ Prefer • Phone PE 2433 Denver 221 Broadway Published Weekly by the After the picnic dancing was en­ Another activity scheduled for Monday, Aug. 15, is the regular urday evening, Aug. 13, for the Catholic Press Society, Inc. joyed in the parish hall. “Corny Crawl” party to be held; 938 Bannock Street, Denver, Thursday, Aug. 11, the girls of business meeting of the Camera For e.xpert eve examinations, complete op­ club at 8 p.m. in St. Paul’s read­ in Strasburg, east of Denver, in i SURRETWILL Colo. : the club will visit Fitzsimons Gen- the home of A1 Elpers, member o f! tical service, and glasses that satisfy, see . . . Subscription; $1 Per Year jCral hospital to entertain boys con- ing room. All club members are in­ vited to attend. Reports from those the club. I Entered as Second Class I fined there. More girls are needed Members will leave from St. k GABARDINE! DR. M. L. PERITO Matter at the Post Office, ! to help in this worthy project. who attended the Camera club John’s .school, E. 6th avenue and Denver, Colo. ^Anyone interested should contact week-end outing are that a won­ Elizabeth street, at 8 o’cloHL. A OPTO.METRIST Joyce Koch, chairman. derful time was had by all and the food was “out of this world.” Mary real country party featuring 320 Symes Bldg. 16th at Champa Su. roasted corn on the cob, and TAbor 2682 25 Years Practice Blaufuss, Rita Schneider, and Genevieve Goblirsch were on the dances and games is planned. food committee; Charlie Wierda The K-Ducat club will be host to : had charge of the activity. Mr. and members of other young people’s dm^estinghouse Mrs, Schneider were guests on this clubs at an inter-club invitational occasion. dance in St. John’s club Wednes­ Other activities of the week in­ day. Aug. 17, at 8 o’clock. AMERICA'S FINES! SEWING, MACHINES clude: The club will meet for a picnic SERVICE Sunday, Aug. 14, after the cham-! Thursday, Aug. 11—Horseback riding at Evans ranch. Bob Kra­ pionship sohball games. Members i mer, athletic chairman, CH. 9679, will bring their own picnic lunches, j Save More Than Half on is in charge. The evening will be spent at the I TRANSFER Smart New Clothes and Friday, Aug. 12—K. of C. Catholic Youth council’s mixer | square dance session, K. of C. hall, party and dance at Philipsburg. | Other Home Furnishings 1575 Grant. Dancing will start at Departure from the school iS| WAREHOUSING 8 p.m. and there will be no admis­ tentatively scheduled for about ' S sion charge. o’clock. I Friday, Aug. 12—CYPC has re­ At the last meeting Genevieve LOCAL HAULING ceived an invitation to attend a Maginn was elected treasurer tO' The Free-Westiaghoui* IS "Beat the Clock" dance sponsored succeed Roma Casburn who re-' CARLOAD a modern sewing machine by St. Joseph’s YPC. Those arriv­ cently retired. I STORAGE that’s first choice with thou­ ing before 8:15 p.m. will be ad­ DISTRIBUTING mitted free. Those coming later Marksmen Eye sands of women. They come will be charged 26 cents per per­ Softball Title 2101 15»h Street with a full set of attach­ son. The place is St. Joseph’s hall, (St. Mark’i Younf People! Club), CO, ments for many sewing op­ 6th and Galapago. St. Mark’s softball team is aim-| Alpine 2378 erations, including Hemmer, Saturday, Aug. 13—Tennis at ing for the championship crown 2 p.m. in City park. Players will Ruffler, Binder, Braider and this week end. After winning in the meet at the tennis courts. Maggie first round of the play-offs by drub­ Tucker. Reyes, AL. 1307, is chairman of bing St. Louis’ of Englewood, 9-4. this activity. the Northsiders will challenge Phi More than 150 members at­ Kappa fraternity Friday, Aug. 12. SOME FEATURES for Perfect tended the business meeting on Sewing arc: The game is scheduled for 5:30| Aug. 3. Besides the regular busi- p.m. at 9th and Columbine. ney, the following important an If St. Mark’s wins this game,' • Built*in Sewing Lamp. nouncements were made: the team will play Sunday for the DRIVE SPIKES INTO 0 Backward or Forward Sewing. Deadline Set for Outing championship. The title game will Men who like to drros up their leisure life with' • Built-In Motor. 174.00 The deadline date of placing be played before the council party • Stitch Regulator. reservations for the traditional at Philipsburg at 7:30. disdnetion will most assuredly want Surretwill CYPC Labor day week end was All the Young People’s clubs THIS TUBE YOURSELF 0 Knee Control Rheoetat. set Aug. 18. This year’s out­ are invited to this joint outing. slacks . . . in the smart saddle-sdtched "Cxjast" • 1850 Stitehea per Minute. ing will be held at Camp St. Members must bring their own model with seamless waistband. Impeccably tailored • Guaranteed for 20 Years. Practical, CItverly Malo and facilities of the camp lunch. The evening will feature all allow for only 120 reservations. All types of dancing. Designed Portable paid-up club members have been St. Mark’s was never in danger by Rose Brothers from the famed all-wool Pacific We have a machine which enables ' For Horn* U.a mailed reservation blanks and it of losing its lead to St. Louis’ you to force a sharp spike into a urged that these be filled out Sunday. The victory was achieved fabric. . . newly enriched with a closer weave and’ Hu verr Ilsht urrrias cu. mad. and returned as soon as possible to General Puncture-Sealing Tube, and jf plywood with I..th.rMt. conr- through Don Miller’s pitching and a smooth worsted surface for ruggedness. Better withdraw it, as often as you want. ^ inf. Full .(u rotary hud and all Bill Milano, chairman, 2626 the team’s hitting. Adams. Reservations will be taken The tube will not lose a tingle pound Fp •tandard futaraa of tha Fru Waat- Plans for miniature golf on come in a hurry. Come in now, while our sparkling of air I Try it today! inghoma aewing unit. on a first-come-firstiserved basis. Thursday, Aug. 18, are being dis­ A program of fun-filled activiUes cussed by the officers. More de­ color selecdon of rich solids and shadow weaves 143.50 has been planned. Members will tails will be announced in next have a choice of horseback riding, week’s Register. is sail complete. hiking, swimming, fishing, tennis 9 .9 5 Grahara'i Euy Payramt T*nns and playing, ball playing, dancing, and 1 4 Ftn Ocliyery anywhere, appllaa to just plain loafing. ’Those who have A.B.C. DOLL SHOP MWWWVWWl all aawlnf maeUnaa. attended these outings in the past Hr. u i4 Mn. Joha A. McCm A will vouch for the quality, and •>% quantity of food hungry people are DOLLS and TOYS able to tuck away. Doll Hoipital Bob Kramer announced that reg­ R*tlsieaB Stataw EvpalnH ular league bowling will start on 1111 AnpohM HA. TtlT Friday, ^ p t. 9, at 9 p.m. at the Col- fax Lanes. Regular bowlers and subs from last year will be consid­ Dr. G. J. ered first in forming teams and then it will be a matter of first come first served. Only paid-up Schaeable members are eligible for regular bowling. t Optometrint Club member, Charlie Fels, MA. 0721, said that he had received a Spwialial JOE KAVANAUGH request from the sisters of St An­ For Visaol I K R iia 's sm i.ci simiiii thony’s hospital for used clothing, Eyo Caro 3408 So. Broadway SU. 1-8804 Englaweod which they will send to families in Lincoln at 7th Ave. TA. 1261 Europe. ’The sisters will do any necessary mending. Anyone who 310 Black Bldg. KE. 5840

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THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystene 4205 PAGE THREE Tliunday, Augutt 11, 1949 Office, 938 Bannock Street Cleon Floors Moke 1 5 0 of 2 0 0 Census Cards Registration Set St. John's Altar moDtiiiiizfliioo wifif Cleon Buildings Returned in New Parish Soaps Society Makes At Holy. Family (SU. Pet«r and Paal’s Parish, Whealridge) if; Waxes OUT OF THE 200 Catholic families contacted in Sts. Peter i^ Disinfectants and Paul’s door-to-door census, 150 census forms were, returned by Plans for Year the workers last Friday night In the meeting following the census School Aug. 2/ if Insecticides report, plans were made for the first general parish meeting this Plastic Tiling for Walls (St. John's Parish, Denver) (Holy Family Parish, Denver) Leading Hospitah and Instilulions me and recommend Friday evening at 8 o’clock in the Weakland store, opposite the Mrs. Ralph Dines, president of Wheatridge high school. The grade school registration Asphalt Tiling for producU made in Denver by St. John’s Altar, and Rosary so­ Letters have been sent by the pastor to all the families in will take place Saturday, Aug. ciety, entertained the officers and the parish inviting them to participate in this meeting, the main 27, from 9 o’clock until 12 committee chairmen of the society noon. Grade school students Bath * Kitchen * purpose of which will be to elect a building and finance committee transferring from other schools with a tea in her home on Tuesday, and to lay the groundwork for parish organizations. In this letter E. j. SCARRY & CO . AuJe. 9. It was detided to have the to Holy Family school are asked Manufacturing Chemists to the parishioners, they were advised that collection envelopes to bring last year’s report cards. Basement Floors first fall meeting on Friday, Sept. were being sent to them, in order that some kind of parish income 16. Any new parishioners who might be established. Monday morning, Aug. 29, from 1620 Market St. Denver 2, Colo. wish to join the society at that 9 to 12 noon is the time set for time are invited to call Mrs. Dines THE RESULTS of the census were surprising and satisfying, high school registration. The first at FR. 2079. and manifested the obvious need of a parish to consolidate the many high school football practice is to Mrs. Frank- Heckler is the cir scattered Catholic families of this district and the new families that be held Thursday, Aug. 25. B & B TILING COMPANY cle chairman, and she would wel­ are moving into this area daily. Last week two converts and Joseph B. Brown come new members who would like • Harold J. Brachle This Friday’s meeting will be the first general assemblage of seven infants were baptized. The CRand 9526. Free Estimates Day or Evening to join card, sewing, or social cir­ the members of Sts. Peter and Paul’s. The women of the parish will Rev, William H. Jones received cles. Her phone number is DE. 3310. serve refreshments. into the Church Barbara Jean Plans for a book review to be given Bennett, whose sponsor was Agnes early in October were also dis­ Baker, and Sarah Etta Weaver, cussed. Father John Moran an­ who had Lilia Lucille Weaver as 50% REDIJCTIOX SALE nounced that a solemn novena in St. Louis' Parish Slates sponsor. honor of Our Lady of the Miracu­ The followingsinfants were bap­ ALL HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS BEGINNING lous Medal would begin Sept. 25. tized: Barbara Louise, infant This annual novena has become a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert FRIDAY, AUGUST 12TII tradition in S t John’s parish. Fiesta Meeting Aug. 22 J. Guida, sponsors, Dominic and A Fete of the Specials: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Siems an­ Christina DiCiero; Frederick Nash, TABLE LAMPS...... $8.95 to $18.00 nounce the birth of a boy,. Stephen (St. Louii* Parish, Englewood) the highest technical training infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joseph, in St. Joseph's hospital on An organizational meeting will honor by the American academy, T. Hoag, sponsors, Harry and Reduced t o ...... $2.95 to $ /.SO. school of horology. Thursday, Aug. 4. be held Monday, Aug. 22, at which Ethel Hoag; Kelly Charles, in­ TABLES ...... :..$9.95 to $27.50 time booths will be assigned to all He received his horological engi­ Mrs. Roy G. Atkinson enter­ fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reduced t o ...... $5.95'to $14.95 who plan to work at the St.-Louis neering certificate from Orville E. Jone.s, sponsors, Kenneth Secord tained the officers of the Regis Hagans, president and technical di Mothers’ club with luncheon in her fiesta on Aug. 25, 26, and 27. and Kathleen Fiorella; Linda Kay, ODD CHAIRS...... $9.95 and up rector of the widely known and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert home on Wednesday, Aug. 10. Tickets can be obtained after the recognized Denver school. Reduced t o ...... $4.50 and up Mrs. Atkinson is president of the Masses Sunday, Aug. 14. Returns Larson, sponsors, Henry Kratke club. also can be made at this time. As a requirement for his engi­ and Emma Blake; Scott Edward, SAMSON ALL PURPOSE FOLDING TABLES— 45 5 BROADWAY • TELEPHONE PEarl 4641 neering certificate in advanced ho­ Robert Kohl is visiting his par­ Chairmen appointed'for conces­ infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John $ 5.95 reduced to $3.95 $12.95 reduced to $7.95 sions are William Burnett, games rological studies, Ogrodowski con­ McLain, sponsors, Carl Rohder and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clem N. Kohl. structed, tooled, and assembled his THREE CLOTHES HAMPERS...... $9.95 Don Vogel is spending his vaca­ booth; Mrs. William Arend, hope Eileen Overton; Paul George, son chest; Mrs. G. Smilanic, fancy own watch from raw materials and of Mr. and Mrs. George D. Parish, Reduced to ...... $5.95 tion visiting relatives in Chicago, basic stock plates. His handmade 111., and in Toledo, 0. work; Anthony Dreiling and Es­ sponsors, William and Kathryn $125.00 SIX-FOOT BASEMENT BAR Going somewhere? ther Stake, refreshments; Mrs. Ly- watch has a precision American Splan'; and Linda Ann, infant Messrs, and Mmes. Hugh A. nam Nachazel, fish pond; Mrs. 17-jewel movement with a Swiss- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ...... REDUCED TO $59.50 Stewart, John 0. Rae, Roy G. At­ Nick Vranesic, novelties; type setting mechanism. Ogrodow- Seaman, sponsors, Roland Seaman Hat ShfIvas and Sliding Doors kinson, John F. Murtaugh, and ski’s advanced engineering studies $52.75 CORNER SHELF REDUCED TO...... $25.00 You can readily arrange fo carry Mrs. E. Puetz, ice cream; Mrs. and Mrs. M. McEahren. Arthur Bazal, and their families were under the personal direction The Sisters of Loretto of Holy spent last weelT end at Grand Lake. E. Duffy, cakes; John Bettinger, on your bonking activity even of Louis Dubois, dean of the Family convent are making the rings; Ed Duffy, hams and bacon; American academy and one of H. S. LAY STUDIOS Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kelly of Ralph White, tickets; Donald Van annual retreat at Loretto Heights though you are out of town. Seattle, Wash., have been visiting Buhler, candy; Ray Plnnell, horse Switzerland’s most noted horolog- college and are scheduled to return Mr. Kelly’s brother-in-law and sis­ race; Mrs. G. Burke, dinner; and ists now in the United States. Aug. 16. Bonk-by-moil. For your convetv ter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Madden. Ed Puetz, placards.. , Ogrodowski holds the nationally Father Jones left Sunday for a Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Waters Masses on the Feast of the A.s- recognized certificate of proficiency vacation. During his absence a DENVER’S MOST 1748 Tremont PL ience we furnish special forms so of Burlington, la., have been the from the United Horological Asso­ sumption, Monday, Aug. 15, a holy Franciscan priest will assist with PROGRESSIVE 1621 Tiamont PL that you con send in your depos­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry day of obligation, will be at 6, 7, ciation of America, which was the parish duties. Struck. Mrs. Struck’s sister, Mrs. 8, 9, and 10 o’clock. awarded to him in earlier studies The Altar and Rosary society 428 E. 17th Av*. at the American academy. its by moil. A receipt is sent to Catherine Lidle, and her two Paul Janovick and Margaret provided the visiting of the sick 104 B. lltli Av«i daughters, Mis.ses Cecelia and In the war he saw active /luty Marie Evers were married in S t committee of the parish this month, 1847-41 Market 8tr<«1 TAbor 887> you by return post, with new en­ Anna Lidle, of Pueblo, were also Louis' church Aug. 6. Ann Van for two years in the infantry and Mmes. H. A. Fallico, Mary Con­ guests in the Struck home. three years with the army air way, and P. L. Krilcy. Mmes. L. velope for next deposit. Dittie and George Caldwell were Baptized Sunday by. Father bridesmaid and best man. forces in the European theater of Berger and H. A. Fallico will care operations. Moran was John Williams, son of Infants baptized last Sunday for the altars Aug. 13. Mr. and Mrs. G. William Dorsett, were Mary Anne Glazar, daughter He is a graduate of Lane Tech­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bies of 4535 There ore many other helpful services available la you with John C. Curtan and Mary of Mr. and Mrs. Luke Glazar, with nical high schhol in Chicago. His Xavier street are leaving for a Louise Gallagher as sponsors. Bap­ Anthony Glazar and Rose Glazar parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Ogrodow­ two-month visit to Ohio, Washing­ *ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH through the bank. Traveler's Checks, Personal Loans, and tized by . the Rev. Francis Syri as sponsors; Donna Joan Girtin, ski, live in Los Angeles, Calif. ton, D. C.; and New York. aney were Joan Marie, daughter Automobile Loans. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Patronise These Friendly Firms of Mr. and Mrs. James Scheiner, Girtin, with Wallace Smilanic and with Nancy and Robert Vaughan Carmel Smilanic as sponsors; and as sponsors; and Catherine Jfane, Wally Joseph Schrempp, son of Mr. Drive to Liquidate Debt Open Sundays 9 to 12 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David and Mrs. Donald Schrempp, with Dallj. 7 to 7 Washington Park Mkt. Prudhomme, with Joseph and El­ Albert Schrempp and Anna Red & White Food StbrR eanor Pagel as proxies for the Rudisill IGA COLORADO Schrempp as sponsors. Slated by Arvada Parish B i l l HUGHES, Prop. sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Odegaard- Members of the Lisle Fellowship, Masses on Monday, Feast of the Grocery & Market workshop in human relations, Arvada. — (Shrine of St. | Complete Food Servict Assumption, will be at 6, 7, 8, 9, who were guests in the parish in members are planning on helping Quality MeaU — Groceriee NATIONAL 10, and 11 o’clock. Anne)— The campaign to liqui­ out in the ticket booth at the Ar­ Fresn and Froion Frmlta and V«g«tablea 598 South CUpin the past week, are Emily Moore, a vada Harvest festival, to be held LoaUiana A Clayton SP. 1717 Tt'* Smart to B* ThrUty” •iM iii riDiiAi cirosiT iNSutANCi coiroiAiiON home economics student at the Uni­ date the debt incurred in the versity of Minnesota; Richard building of the rectory will be in September, 1 SEVENTEENTH AT CHAMPA • DENVER Scott, an engineering student at inaugurated at all the Masses The members of St. Anne’s par-| The firms listed here de­ Holy Rosary the University of Michigan; Mary Sunday. This drive is held in ish are invited to attend a dinner LEN’S Pharmacy Ann McGill, who has a B.S. de­ place of a bazaarl The pledge to be held by Holy Trinity parish, la. Q. FBHR, Prop. serve to be rem em bered gree in occupational therapy from cards should be turned in the Westminster, in St. Anne’s hall Ifcnbar 8L VInctnt da Panl'i Parlili when you are distributing Parish Fete We.stern Michigan college; and following Sunday. Sunday, Aug. 21. This is the first Hare Yotar Doctor Phona Maria Louisa Waihs from Vienna, The parish picnic, held at dinner that the women of the new Ua Your Preacriptioo your patronage in the dif­ Big Success Austria, who is doing graduate Elitch's Gardens last Sunday, was Holy Trinity parish have Spon­ 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 ferent lines of business. work in economies at Fordham uni­ a social success. A large crowd sored, and they are working to At Loalslaiia and Soath Claytoa CATHEDRAL PARISH versity, New York city. watched the races and games. The make it a success. A hope chest (Holy Rotary Pari*h, Denver) Parishioners with whom the stu girls of the Young People’s club will be the feature attraction at the These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage With the co-operation of the dents stayed were Mrs. L. Wells, defeated the other women of the dinner. parishioners and their priests and Mrs. Anna Walters, Mr. and Mrs, parish in a short softball contest. Mrs. Delia Eakley is a recent A REPUTABLE DRUG the tireless work of the chairmen T. Cleveland, and Mrs. Margaret The Holy Name men lost their en­ convert to the Church. Mrs. Sam of the different booths and their Waller. counter with the boys of the nONNIE BRAE STORE Young People's club. All the par­ Ramunno was her sponsor. Others CLARK’S FLOWERS helpers, the Holy Rosary summer Parishioner Wins recently baptized are Lawrence 9IIPLETS LINE OK CUT KLOWEBS' festival was a great success. The ish societies contributed toward work of the general chairman, Horological Honors the furnishing of ice cream. Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. AND POTTED PLANTS Walter, with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Shopping District Mr* D«Ut«> TA. I«2< John Arko, and all other workers Larry E. 0«odowski, a mem­ St. Anne’s circle held its regular ber of the parisn, has been awarded Schwartz.as sponsors; Paula Jean, Floral Spray* and Corsagea is deeply appreciated. The receipts meeting in the hall Aug. 9. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard rCOLKAl DRIVE-IN lISS E. COLPAX Colfax al Downing Denver will be used for the building fund, Cundall, with Rudolph Zehnder, ■ KEyalone 3217 to build a rectory that is needed CONOCO PRODUCTS BONNIE BRAE in the parish. The 1949 Chevrolet Jr., and Elizabeth C. Zehnder as was given to Mrs. Mary Her­ All Saints Parish Women sponsors; Labrication, Car Washing, Balierie* DRUG CO. I DOYLE’S man of Brighton. Thomas Bias, son of Mr. and Recharged, Tire Volcanizing ALFRED C. ANDERSEN. Ownar-Umiuftr The following sisters have been Mrs. Feliberto Manzanares, with Hate your Doctor phone u* PHARMACY Mr. and Mrs. Ben Espinoza as BONNIE BRAE appointed to teach in the school Will Sponsor Bake Sale your Prescription* Tb* P*rtleal«r Dnitat*t year 1949-1950: Sisters Monica sponsors; Ronald Edward, son of CONOCO SERVICE Beer, Wines, Etc. ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snyder, with ttOCOtH Marie, M. Brigid, M. Florian, M. 724 So. UniversItT - PE. 9909 763 So. University RA. 2874 COLO 17ili AVE. AND GRANT Magdalene, and Marie. (All Saint* Parish, Denver) hand-crocheted bedspread which Mrs. Ella Hottovy and Ivan Hot KE. ttfl PREE DELIVEET Masses on the Feast of the As- The Ladies’ club of AH Saints has been given to the parish. tovy as sponsors; and John Dean, Preisser's Red & White .sumption, Monday, Aug. 15, will parish will hold a sale of home- The next meeting will be held son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Price, The firms listed here de­ at the home of Mrs. E. W. McWll, be at 5:30 and 8:30. Confessions baked food at the Graham Furni­ with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph La Conte serve to be remembered will be held Sunday afternoon 2833 W. Yale avenue, Aug. 31 as sponsors. Grocery and Market ture Co. store, 3405 S. Broadwky, at 7 :30 p.m. All women pf the when you are distributing LOKHNIR AND LYNCH, INC. from 3-6 and in the evening from Saturday, Aug. 13, beginning at FANCY MEA’TS, VEGETABLES. AND 7-8:30. parish are urged to attend. QUALITY GROCERIES AT your patronage in the dif­ riNE FLOOR COVERINGS 9 :30 in the morning. All the The Rev. Anthony Weinzapfel Navy Mothers' Club REASONABLE PRICES A Complete Line of Rug*. Carpet* and Linoleum* women of the parish are invited to has announced the third Tuesday Free Delivery SPruce 4447 ferent lines of business. laurior D«cor*tint Strvlc* — Or«p«r<** — Cantracl Work larU*4 Not Result of Dispute’ donate articles of food—nothing of every month as the meeting 2331 E. Ohio At*. (So. Uoiv. and Ohis) specific, but whatever they have night for the men of the parish. Will Meet on Aug. 15 FR. 3008 eve bt appointment 7501 E. GULF AX AVE Washington. — Mrs. Eleanor the best luck in making. There Men are asked to keep this in Roosevelt’s dispute with Cardinal will also be aprons on sale. The co- mind and make an effort to attend The Rocky Mountain Navy Spellman did not cause her offer pperation and patronage of these discussions. Mother*’ club 462 will meet at NOB HILL INN to resign from membership on the friends will be deeply appreciated. The latest treasury report is 8 p.m. Monday, Aug. IS, at ^OUTH CAYLORB Hatchett Drag Store United Nations Economic and So­ Proceeds will be placed in the all- favorable, but the parish is still a 1772 Grant ftreet, Denver. Lulu 420 east COLPAX cial CouncN committees, declared **Th« 8t«r« e/ Qaalltj uO important building fund. good deal short of the goal neces­ Doetael, commander, will pre- cocktails President Truman. The former sary to start construction.. l^lhopping W.Ae HATCHETT First Lady submits her resignation Everyone is asked to set aside *ide. ^ Delicious Dinners Rtf. Ph.. OvBtr 701 GRANT Aug. 27 for a gala night of danc­ annually, the President pointed ing, refreshments, awards, and CoiDDoimdhig puMrIptfcmi b the sboti out, so that he may be free to ap­ HOT AND COLD LUNCHES Importaot pan of oar boiiB«aa point a successor. fun. The Men’s club has planned Overstake's Pharmacy Tsar Bnslncaa Is Appreciated Btr* a benefit dance to be held at the Shoes for the Family Knights of Columbus hall, 1575 1000 So. Gaylord RA. 4401 Grant street, Saturday night, Aug. Loans To Lowest Prices in Denver 27. Excellent music will be pro­ Have Your Doctor Phone X-Ray Fitting PEACH vided by the orchestra of Bill Vs His Prescription ST. JOHN'S PARISH Petrie, and a large crowd is ex­ We Deliver Sendel Shoe Store pected to attend. Tickets may be 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 5087 Patronise These Friendly Firms obtained at $1.50 per couple by Reduce Payments We Give Green Stamp* P ic k e rs contacting district captains or Permanent Waving Guaranteed by calling M. C. Freeman at West- a Specialty wood 1072-R. Again, proceeds are The firms listed here de­ RADIO SERVICE N eeded for the building fund. W e have been making loans for this purpose for over serve to be rem em bered The monthly meeting of the Caimniiniti) Flouier My Lady Edith and Sale* ^bout A U G . 25 thirty years. So if you ore having o struggle meeting a when you are distributing Ladies’ club was held in the home ^ fn r a 1043 south gryloro Beauty Shoppe TIP TOP RADIO to S E P T . 7 of Mrs. D. P. Campbell Au^. 1. lot of nagging bills let us put them together in one loon /lUIE PHONE SPrucc73l8 your patronage in the dif­ Hlnnl* Rsssstsr, Hgr. Mrs. Romero, president, presided. & APPLIANCE In Mesa County, Western Various means of raising money and "reduce your payments." ferent lines of business. 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 2434 E. 3rd Ave. EA. 2222 Colorado, to Help Harvest for the new chapel were discussed. VAN EtHUEEllAN. Manaaw There will soon be an opportunity to purchase tickets for a beautiful Quality Cleaning HATHAWAY’S HARDWARE CITY LACE GLEANERS Honor Non-Christian Loans Quickly Made on Washington Park PTREXWARX, SILEX COFFEE MAKRM KEHTONB — UcHURTRT PAINTS 4 262S EAST 3rd AVE. PHONE DE. 6891 pood pay. Bonuses for work­ Karachi, Pakistan.—A memorial Autos, Furniture, Collateral, Fir^t and Second Mortgages Cleaners BOUBEBOLD WARE 1 Cartaiat - Pfllowi Carefnllr Cleantd and Retamtd Sam* Btia. Sptcia) Cara ers who remain throughout the plaque has been set up here by N. W. CHRtS'TINSKN GWod to Tabu Lfncaa. Blankets Laandersd WIthont Shrla^ga. harvest. Also use women, boys Catholics to commemorate the late on Improved Denver Real Estate and to salaried employes So. Gaylord Hdw. Go.( WORK CALLEP FOB AND DELIVERED or girls 18 or over. Plea^nt 1087 S. (kylord SP. 7898 Sir Jehangir Kothari, a P a r s i, lo ss So. Gaylord SP. 2961 orchard work. Fine fishing, whose trustees donated funds to on their plain note, without on assignment of wages many scenic trips after harvest. permit construction of a two-story and without notifying the employer. Clean, comfortable living quar­ building for the Don Bosco or­ CONOCO PRODUaS ters FREE on ranches. Other phanage. Motor Repairing snoAUsnu Man Msne low-cost quarters available. We Buy Mortgages and Contracts Washing • Lnbricating ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH Bring own bedding, cooking Car* Called For & Delivered MARY ANNE utensils, work clothes, end Nearer Sainthood Patronise These Friendly Firms camping outfit if yon have one. Washin^on Park Garage &AKERIES Used wooden containers still Rome. — Two Sacred (k)n- D01V0) gregation of Rites deci’Ces con­ tool S. Gaylord SP. 4256 prohibited. Save money by tak­ Dsesrstsd ing home tree-ripened Peaches, cern the approvtd of two miracles WEDDUifl WASINGER'S The firms listed here de­ or come prepared to can fruit proposed for the canonization of CAKES serve to be remembered while here. Blessed Vincenzo Maria Strambin, JIM FURLONG S i BOB’ S®* r*n better”) ELECTRIC STORE KOJt rUHTHSn DKTAILS Passionist Bishop of Macerata and »e sad ' when you are distributing w IP **Everytlung EleclricaV' WRITS AT ONCE TO . . . Tolentino, and of the heroic quality 1735 Welton St. KEystone 2224 your patronage in the dif­ PEACH BOARD OF CONTROL of the virtues of Sister Maria Bar- Pts* Dtlivety an 81 Ordsr Sales • Repair • Service tilla Boscardin of the Institute of SUPER MARKET m4 S. Gaylord . 18 Broadway EUtCTRiC BOASTERS — 2«% OFF •r COLO. STATI IMFLOYMINT SUVICt Open Daily 8:30 to 5:00; Saturdays Till 1 P.M. ferent lines of business. at PALISADE, COLORADO Teaching Sisters of St. Dorothy, Meats - Groceries • Vegetables PEsrI 7118 BPiae* 7418 m< W. 3Sth At*. GLsndsIs 8246 Daughters of the Sacred Heart. Better Quality for Let* S i ^

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PAGE FOUR Office, 93S Bannock Stroof THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tolophont, KEyifent420S Thuriday, August 11, 1949 < Cathedral Unit Good Jobs Are Available If Yon Are Trained Our Streamlined Plan of Individual Instruction enables Preparing for you to advance as rapidly as you are able. I C K I N S O N D FALL TERM Garden Party SICRITAJ9IAL Great process has been made STARTS SEPT. 6 in the preparation for the annual 1232 Pennsylvania KE. 1448 Secure a Thorough garden party sponsored by the Ca­ Buiinett Training thedral Altar and Rosary society SECRETARIAL to be held the evening of Aug. 16 ACCOUNTING on the Cathedral rectory grounds, WHAT ISf YOUR FUTURE? BUSINESS 1501 Pennsylvania street, ADMINISTRATION iy Judging by the responses from 1. AUTO MECHANICS ^ STENOGRAPHIC I patrons and hostesses and the re- BOOKKEEPING turns on tickets, an enjoyable eve­ 2. REFRIGERATION OFFICE MACHINES ning is anticipated. 3. BODY and FENDER MACHINE SHORTHAND Bridge, pinochle, and other card Effective Placement Service games will be played. Awards will 4. AIR CONDITIONING Experienced, Friendly be made, and homemade cake and Rogiitar now for practical shop training in Dtnvtr at Faculty ice cream will be served. Schoorg main office. Classes now forming. Pleasant Classrooms As this is an evening affair, it OmCB OPEN 8 TO 8 All coureet approved for is hoped that all will make an ef­ G. 1. Training fort to attend. Men, as well as MIDWEST TRADE SCHOOL Evening Setiiont Monday the women of the parish, and and Thurtday, 6:30 to 9:30 friends of the Cathedral should 639 E. 18th Ave AC. 4767. A^C. 4758 ll’n'te or phone for latest attend to show their appreciation Annunciation bulletin of the work members of the so­ Work on School Registration Date Set ciety are doing in the upkeep and BARNES SCHOOL care of the sanctuary. Annual Fete Ticket may be purchased from of Commerce members of the Altar and Rosary To Be Completed At St. Joseph's Schools 1410 GUnarm PI. KErntone 23S1 society after any Mass Sunday, Being Held Aug. 14, or at the grounds the (St. Joaeph’s Radarapteriit Parish, register on these appoinUd days evening of the party. Danvar) in order to be acceptedid and to have (Annunciation Parish, Denver) By Opening Date All pupils who expect to attend a place in school. The Sisters of The parish bazaar is in full S t Joseph’s grade school and Mercy will be on duty in the SCHOOL SUPPLIES (Sl. Patrick’* Parish, Danvar) Ring Books and ZIppsr Nots Books Slide Rales highigh school in the 1949-1950 sdiool buildings to receive regis­ swing and will continue until Sat­ PtneiUs CraronSv Etc. ' Drifting Sappilea SALE POLL PARROT SHOES Tha work on the ichool it school year will be expected to trations on the days appointed. urday evening when the Hudson DIctlonoriss Art MateHala naaring completion and with the re^ster next week in the school Kindly do not come to the rectory sedan will be displayed. Other at­ Foantaln Pans and Ptneili Drawing Bsta Right Before School Starts or to the convent for registration. Praetirallr All Trpas of Books Except Textbooks cleaning and rapainting of the buildings on any of the following tractions are the Altar and Rosary A Real Opportunity to Save old claiiroom* the work will ha days: Wednesday, Aug. 17; Come to the schools. booth, headed by Mrs. William finithed in time for the opening Thursday, Aug. 18; and Friday, Graund Broken for Jtsm dJikk-SsdLam jf, Guaranteed 20% Discount of ichooI. Aug. 19. The hours for registra­ Robinson; a new kind of fish pond, tion will be from 9-12 each morn­ Activity Building Mrs. J. Mumford; Baby Doe doll, 1641 California St., Denver Phone KE. 0241 1 The Rev. Achille Sommaruga, Work ha* started on tha now ing. No registrations will be ac­ Marie Murphy; and a new kind of pastor, has made application for cepted by phone. parish activity building. The two new teachers and hopes to game, conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Nunn-Busb It is necessary that everyone excavation for the footings and hear that they will be available foundations is undar way and Buhr. Mr. and Mrs. Art Williams AnkuzzjishionedoxxK it. this year. The Sisters of St. register whether he has registered conertta will ha poured soon. are again in charge of the re­ Joseph of Carondelet teach in before or whether he registered Tbs steal work will b»in freshment booth. Mrs. J. Murphy And Edperton Shoes WE DO FINEST SHOE REPAIRING this parish. at the end of the last semester. If toward tha and of August. Tha and Mrs. J. Roach have homemade For Men The Rev. Regis McGuire recently any prospective pupils come to Sf. building stael is baing suppliad ST. ANTHONY DIVISION 2210 E. Colfax FR. 2608 by tba Butlar Manufacturing candy and "Pronto Pups.” The baptized the following: Christine Joseph’s from any school other Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Co., makers of the famous But­ Young Ladies' sodality has a hope John R. Bohm. with Kenneth and than a parochial school in Denver, ler buildings so popular in the chest this year. ^ You'll Feel Carefree Too. . . Coleen Masters as sponsors; Ber­ they must bring a certificate of war. Tha Sterling Steel and The Sacred Motherhood guild nadette Rose, daughter of Mr. and good health from a competent Construction Co. will do the has requested a Solemn Mass at 8 doctor along with their report erecting, and tha brick and con- LORETTO HEIGHTS COLLEGE If You Get Their Back to Mrs. Ben Roche, with Vincent Ma­ cards. o’clock Monday, Aug. 16, the Feast riano and Angeline Ecker as spon­ creta work will bo dona by of the Assumption, in honor of the School Clothes Ready Now! sors; Thomas Lee, ^on of Mr. and A large enrollment is expected, sBarglund and Charne. Patrick sacred motherhood of the Blessed i so \it is imperative that pupils D. Horgan is tba arehitoet. Tha Expert Alterations — Reasonable Charges Mrs. Lee Fernandez, with Thomas complated building is promised Mother. Martinez and Della Tiello as spon­ by the end of September so that Mr. and Mrs. Ledebuhr and School of Nursing sors; all tha basaar aetivitias can ba daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Burke’ s Cleaners George Michael, son of Mr. and bald indoors. Mrs. Nagel of Chicago, visited Mr. Mrs. George Seaton, with Mike Party Workers and Mrs. William Senweider. Mon- 26 E. 11th Ave A DtUrtrr MA. 7442 Negri and Patricia Young a.s spon­ Schadule for Feast of Assumption signor Charles Hagus was a ^est sors; Lynise .Marie, daughter of On Monday, the Feast of Our at a lunch honoring the visitors. West 16th Ave. and Quitman, Denver \ Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hart, with To Hold General Lady’s Assumption, Masses will be Mrs. Ledebuhr is a sister of Mr. John and Marie Brovsky as spon­ celebrated■ b at 5:30, 6, 7, 8, 9, and Schweider. AComa 1761 sors; Roy Anthony, son of Mr. and 12:15. The last Mass that will Sunday is Communion day for begin at 12:15 has been added to the Holy Name society and the Mrs. Max Salazar, with Mr. and accommodate the people who wofk Mrs. Gregory Montoya as sponsors; Meeting Aug. 15 older boys of the parish. Appfotid near St. Joseph’s and who can Craig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard (St. Philomvna’s Parish, Danvar) arrange to attend Mass in their Lusiani, with Jack Fina and Anna lunch hour. Marie DeRose as sponsors; A general meeting for all Tent party workers will be held Mon­ Baxaar Plans Prograss Arleen Juanita, daughter of Mr. day night, Aug. 15, in the school With assurance that the new AS and Mrs. William Iriando, with hall at 8 o’clock. It is imperative activity building will be ready in Frank and Victoria Miera as spon­ that all committee chairmen and time for the fall bazaar, the ba­ sors; Thomas Michael, son of Mr. workers be present. zaar committees have been hard and Mrs. Jo.seph Ortiz, with John At a meeting of the planning at work planning. A 1950 Buick Reg is Co l l e g e and Jennie Sanchez as sponsors; Special will be on display. Tickets Anton Garth, son of Mr. and Mrs. committee last Monday night plans were drawn up for, all booths and are available at the rectory. It is Vincent P. Stich, with Amado Lo­ requested that anyone having re­ C^llKAm 3339 pez and Dolores Vigil as sponsors; games. F. P. McNamara will su­ pervise the construction of the turns from tickets bring them EVENING DIVISION Allen, son of Mr. w d Mrs. Domi­ booths on Thursday night, Aug 18. to the rectory as soon as pos­ nic Somora, w ith^lfonso and Jo­ sible. Donations for any of the sephine Sanchez as sponsors; and The Men’s club will also hold booths of the festival will be ( John Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. its monthly meeting that night. gratafully received. By transferring the Evening School to the campus. Frank Gardino, with Herald Gar- Each member is asked to appear NEW PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS in working clothes and with ham­ In the past week. Father John dino and Kathlyn Wortiska as Schaefer, C.SS.R., of the Re- sponsors. mer and saw. Dr. Joseph Hovorka, RENTALS ON ALL MAKES president of the Men s club, will demptorist publishing house in Father Sommaruga spent two conduct a brief meeting and the Liguori, Mo., visited St. Joseph’s. Get Your Typewriter Cleaned and days in Sterling the past week vis­ Father Christian Darley, C.SS.R., REGIS %oto fijwudhf, OfpiM,: social activities will be limited former pastor of St. Joseph’s, is Repaired Before School Starts iting the Rev. E. J. Verschraegen to construction work followed by * Large, light classrooms in a quiet atmosphere conducive to and attended the dedication of the refreshments. expected to arrive within a few new church at Stratton. days for his vacation. I^st Sun­ learning. Collections of articles for the day, Father Bernard Kramer a.s- L. & L. Typewriter Co. "rtie Rev. Regis McGuire is visit­ fish pond and country store will sisted at St. Leo’s and Father ■* Full library facilities with more than 60,000 volumes 1816 WELTON MA. 5703 DENVER ing his mother and relatives in be held in the vestibule of the available. i Salem, Ore., and expects to be Evan Gautreau assisted at St. church next Sunday after the Mary’s in Littleton. Father Carl gone about three weeks. Masses. Schwarz is away on vacation and * Opportunity for evening students to feel port of Regis. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. White, of The snack bar workers will will also make his 10-day retreat at * Ample parking space for automobiles. Oklahoma City, Okla.; Josephine meet with Mrs. William Zint on St. Joseph’s college in Kirkwood, ST. MARY'S ACADEMY Serra of Chicago Heights, 111.; and Thursday morning at 11 o’clock Mo. ^ Special accommodations for those who wish to eat dinner Mary Weeks of New Y’ork city are 1370 PENN Phane AC. 0529 in the rectory to lay final plans Every Monday night the games before doss. visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Men- for the refreshments to be served party is held in St.'Joseph’s hall, High School, Grade School, Kindergarten and ghin and Ruth. at the bazaar. Through the cour­ and every Tuesday there are no­ . Music Departments tesy of Frank Bruno, a special vena devotions in honor of Our Member of the North Central Association, accredited by the ' feature of the snack bar will be Mother of Perpetual Help at 3 University of Colorado Radar sandwiches. and 7:30 p.m. REGIS 9a . «j6e*LL J h a n , St. Francis' Donations for the various at Curriculum, college preparatory with sufficient elasticity The date for the parish picnic * Twenty minutes by automobile from any port of the city, for terminal education tractions of the Tent party, wash­ is Sunday, Aug, 28. The annual 4-H Club Has ing machine, radio, camera, table parish picnic will be held at using SPEER or FEDERAL boulevards to the south and OPENING DATE, SEPTEMBER 12th ensemble, and Mercury sedan auto­ Elk Falls park near Tiny Town. 48th avenue to the eost. mobile, may be made through the The accommodations there are ex­ Registration, until the quota i t filled, Final Meet week at the booth located at 14th cellent, and reservations have T W E N T Y minutes by BUS NO. 28 from downtown Denver, by appointment and Detroit. Workers, under the been made so that adequate where connections con be mode to oil p>orts of the city. (St, Francis de Salas’ Parish, direction of John Schlereth, will space will -be reserved for St. Jo­ Denver) be present there every day until seph’s parish. . Starting early in September, the Tramway company plans The Spinning Spools, a 4-H duo the bazaar. In the coming week the hall Q bus line along FEDERAL boulevard with connections to composed of gdrls of the grade The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Wil­ floor will be thoroughly cleaned, all points. Specialists in Parochial school, held the final meeting be­ liam M. Higgins is taking a brief sealed, and waxed. The schools fore the county fair in the home vacation in Minnesota. are in excellent shape and ready of Mary Anne Roehling. All the for use. The conversion gas garments are ready for the fair burner has been connected in the £ if, B u l oh. G uio that will be held in the City audi­ Baby From Evergreen grade school and likewise tbe gas REGIS is only o matter of minutes farther away than in its water heater. Fluorescent lights torium this Friday and Saturday former evening location downtown. The compus locotion SCHOOL BOOKS flights. Friday night, Peggy Gue­ Baptiied at College will be installed in the house rin. Patty Guevin, Mary Roehling, kitchen this week so that all will gives us on opportunity to give you better classrooms, and Rita Mooney will partake in The third son of Mr. and Mrs. be in readiness for tbe bazaar. better rest rooms for women, meals before doss, full col­ New and used books for schools in the the style show that will be open to Vernon A. Alpers of Pine valley. This year St. Joseph’s is serving lege facilities and abundant parking accommodations. i all those interested in attending. Evergreen, was baptized Mark a spaghetti dinner on Saturday evening, Oct. 1, from. 5 to 8. Archdiocese A picnic before Labor day will Lowell on Aug. 1 in the Loretto conclude the activities of a suc- Heights college chapel, Denver. ce.ssful year under the leadership Father Anthony Weinzapfel per­ RELIGION of Carlene Lilley, formed the ceremony, with Mr, Fr. Ryan To Speak ACCOUNTING PHILOSOPHY Our Used Books Are Bound, Clean and Mrs. William J. Carson of Mrs. Joe Grabus, seriously ill in PSYCHOLOGY and Sanitary the hospital for some time, has re­ Denver as sponsors. ECONOMICS ENGLISH turned to her home. After the Baptism, a family pie On Radio Program nic was serv^ on the college HISTORY S t Francis' circle will meet in BUSINESS LAW SPEECH — Reasonably Priced — the home of Mrs. Fred Volz, 829 grounds. Among those attending The Rev, J. Clement Ryan, SJ/, were the maternal grandparents, member of the English department SOCIOLOGY SPANISH S. Corona street, Wednesday, Aug. Mr. and Mrs. flohn G. Givan, and RADIO TECHNIQUE 17, at 1 p.m. of Regis college, will be the speaker son, Sam, of 1636 Jasmine street, on the Denver Sacred Heart radio MUSIC APPRECIATION Denver; Sister Gladys Ann, aunt program to be heard over KMYR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ZIPPER REPAIRS of the baby; Mr. and Mrs. John next Sunday, Aug. 14, at 12:30 BARGAIN BOOK STORE M. Givan of Arlington, and a num' o’clock. On Almost Anr Gsrmsnt or Articis her of friends. Father Ryan will apeak on "Our TUITION Paternal grandparents are Mr. ROY SYSTEM, INC. Maker Is Taken Up Into Heaven.’’* CLASSES FOR MEN AND WOMEN 406 15th St. at Tremont KEystone 1418 and Mrs. Alvin Alpers of Sweet James L. Eitemiller will be soloist, $10.00 for each semester hour SHOE REPAIR Springs, Mo. The mother is the accompanied by Margaret Reddy II BreaJwaj SP* 4111 former Laura Mae Givan, a grad on the organ. All courses offer credits leading to B.A. or Registrotion fee ...... $2.00 uate of Loretto Heights. Late Registration fee...... $4.00 Father Ryan, who is the director B.S. degrees. Those "wishing to attend courses of the local Sacred Heart radio English Nuns to Relieve program, has just returned from os auditors (without exominotions and with­ Registration — Mondoy-Fridoy, t the University of Notre Dame, September 5-9 £vsMfthmq, you. (jJanL in, ^oUsiqs,i Malay Nurse Shortage where he attended the annual con­ out credits) ore welcome. Tuition charges ore Closset Begin — Monday, Sep­ Singapore.—Critical shortage of vention of the Catholic Broad­ the some. nurses' hihere will be alleviated by casting association. The conven­ tember 12 4-YEAR DEGREE PROGRAMS Gay Compui Life 2-YEAR CERTIFICATE the arrival of four mpre Medical tion program was devoted to the in Art, Biology, Chemistry, Eng­ PROGRAMS Missionary Sisters from England. working out of plans to obtain a Full Accreditinent ill ■ greater response from the listen­ For Detailed Brochure of Classes lish, FYench, History, Home Eco­ which will give the college prep­ They will join two sisters who nomics, Latin, Mathematics, Music, Student Friends have arrived here from Shanghai ing audience and to learning new aration necessary for executive techniques in writing and produc­ Write or Phonet Sociology, Spanish, Speech, Nurs­ tna iiitM ss8 (mils IssTi secretarial positions, for legal and to take over management of a ing, and Dietetics. Also: 'Teacher government-controlled tuberculosis tion. Madern Facilities medical secretaryships, for nursery hospital. A group of Marlat Training, Social Work and Medical school positions and for certain Technologyilo preparation. Brothers, expelled from Communist UNMOUNT voun. at types of dress and millinery work. China, have arrived to take over REGIS COLLEGE Chinese Catholic schools. T h e DIAMOND INTO A quickening of religious life in MODI DM SETTINQ REV. LOUIS G. MATTIONE, S.J., DEAN ’ GL. 3633 Singapore is also shown by work on a new Carmelite convent, which H c u s A ejtt & LOREnO HEI6H1S COLLEGE is expected to be completed in DENVER 11, COLORADO CALL SUNSET 1-6654 3000 S. FEDERAL TAKE FT. LOGAN BUS September. Natives will then be­ U a n A J t n « '« gin their postulancy. 16 Z a I7 -k5T

. j L d l Thurtdoy, August 11, 1949 Offie*, 938 laim u ck ItrM f T H I DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Taltphont, KEyitona 420S PAGE F l^ I Lost Call Made Audience With Holy Father DR. JAMES P. For Exhibits to GRAY 4-H Club Fair Is Most Magnificent Event Optometrist n S V A L C A R S All exhibits for the Denver EYES EXAMINED County 4-H club fair, to be held VISVAL TRAINING Auk. 12-18 in the Denver City O f Denver Woman's Journey auditorium, mutt be entered be­ Optometrist tween 6 p.m, and 10 p.m. Tbura- (BU»ad Saeraraant Parish, Danver) day, Auk. H , or 7 a.m. and 9 a.ro., Ida Garbella, upon returning to Denver on Aug. 6 from a three-month trip to Europe, 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. S t Friday, Auk. 18. (Flowers, aerden revealed that the most magnificent event of the entire journey was her audience with His Phone for Appointment produce, and food should be en­ Holiness, Pope Pius XII, on Saturday morning, July 9, in the Vatican. It w’as a semipri­ TA. 8883 tered on Friday mominK.) The vate audience, and the Pope, who was dressed entirely in white, spoke to each person in­ record books (manuals) should be exhibited with all 4-H club proj­ dividually, asking where he was from, smiling graciously as he extended his hand. She ects, and will be judKed as part tddcd that a number of non-Cath- of the exhibit Exhibits will re­ OliCR present were visibly im­ tomb of St, Francis of Assisi. An E. Warrens. Before returning to pressed with his Kenerosity in re- interesting feature in this respect Denver, they stopped at La Jtinta main in place until 10 p.m, Satur­ is that there are two churches to visit Dr. and Mrs. Philip K. The Most Delicious | day, Auk. 13. ceivinK them despite the many de­ mands of those of his own faith, built, one above the other, over the Hudspeth (the former Jean Anne There will be a meetinK of fair and that for all the faithful it church which contains the saint's Noone) and their children. superintendents at 8 p.m. Thurs­ was a moment of awe,and rever­ tomb, three churches in all. Mias Mary Nadorff, who is con­ day, at the City auditorium annex, Fried Chickenl PRICES DETERMINED ence. When in Venice, on July 16 she nected with the Colorado State to acquaint them with the proce­ Among the ' beautiful churches witnessed from a gondola in the Welfare department, returned Sun­ You Have Ever Eaten ' BEFOREHAND dure of the Denver fair. These visited in Rome were those of St. Lagoon the annual fiesta that is day from a business trip to the persons will be equipped to help the Peter and St. Paul, also the Scala held at the Church of La Madonna San Luis valley. L*rf«. Tonn(. Mtlk-Ftd. Unjalnted, Gold»n Brown. Tender, Deliclen*. J The family knows just whot our Keneral public more fully to un- Santa (Holy Stairway), which is Salute (Our Lady of Health), This Well Done, Btrved Dellr and Sunder from llitS to I P. H. Iderstand the various departments enclosed in a shrine near St. John church was built in the 16th cen­ Herbert Flannery service will cost before it begins, of the fair and will be in charKe Lateran, The Holy Stairway is tury as an act of thanksgiving for Takes Bride 116 State V iv . P«rklnt N*xt De«e jof the 4-H project exhibits. because we sit down with them and reputed to have come from the the deliverance of the people from The marriage of Miss Doris Dan­ Cloiedxed Mondar* Air Conditlonad The followinK list of superin­ the bubonic plague, and the fiesta discuss every item of expense and palace of Pontius Pilate, and was iels, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tendents will be helpful to club used during the trial of Our Lord. has been held every year since James Daniels of Clinton, Mo., and they decide whot they shall spend. members who plan to exhibit at Miss Garbella, who left New that time. Herbert P. Flannery, Jr., son of the fair: York on May 13 aboard the S.S. After leaving Italy she visited Golden 0 Lantem Switzerland, Belgium, Holland, and Mr, and Mrs. Herbert P. Flannery Selection of o casket is easier Queen Elitabeth, visited Pari^, all of this parish, took place Aug. 6 126565 Bdwy. Near iSth St. Restaurant KE. 1204; Superintendent: Herbert C. the towns along the French Rivi­ En|:land, her return trip to the IJnitM States being made from prior to a Nuptial Mass, with the because they do not hove to leave Gundell, TA. 0277. era, and then spent a month with Rev. Joseph Leberer officiating. Harold Blair, WW. 1000. relatives in Turin, Italy, and the Southampton on the Queen Eliza­ our building, and prices ore marked beth. The bride, who was given in mar­ DiTition I—Home Beautification Piedmont district. She visited the riage by her uncle, Tony Von Beck, so they can make their decision Shrine of the Madonna of Oropa, Miss Garbella, who has lived in Jr., of Hancock, la., wore a floor- Superintendent; Mrs. Jeanne this parish with her father, John uninfluenced by on attendant. Chirnside, KE. 4847. near Diella, high in the Italian length white organdy gown with Alps. The shrine contains a statue F. Garbella, since 1937, is an active a finger-tip veil of illusion, and Assistant Superintendent: Mar­ of a black-faced Madonna, of great member of the Bipsed Sacrament garet Roark. circle of the Archoishop’s guild. carried a shower bouquet of white Diviaion II—Handicraft* and antiquity, said to have been roses and stephanotis. Her maid of SATURDAY BANKING brought from Egypt by St. Euse­ honor, Mary T. Flannery, sister of Safety bius, who lived in the fourtlf cen Men to Attend and Superintendent: Mrs, James N. Corporate Communion the bridegroom, and the brides­ Johnson, PE. 6626. tury. There are^also a monastery maid, Jackie Rose of Clinton, Mo., Everyday Thriftiness (Any regularly enrolled 4-H and a convent nearby, and the On Sunday, Aug. 14, all the wore organdy frocks similar to shrine is always crowded with pil­ man of the pari*h are urged to that of the bride. Miss Flannery’s club member or club may exhibit grims, a.s many cures have been Horan & Son Chapels articles of handicraft for prise receive corporate Communion was pink organdy, and Miss money and ribbons.) attributed to this devotion. in the 8 o’clock Me**. Thi* in­ Rose’s, blue organdy. They wore First National Bank of Englewood KEystone 6297 KEystone 6298 Her itinerary in Italy included clude* the* Holy Name eociety, matching old-fashioned bonnets of Diriiion III—Gardening also Venice, the Isle of Capri, 1527 Cleveland Place Superintendent: Mrs. James N. the Knight* of Colurabu*, the organdy, and carried old-fashioned IS OPEN SATURDAY FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Johnson, PE. 6626. Florence, Lake Maggiore, Genoa, St, Vincent da Paul eociety, the bouquets of shasta daisies. James and Lucerne. In Lucerne she had Dad*’ club, the Boy Scout*, and Larson was the best man, and the Hour*! 9:30 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. Assistant Superintendent; Mrs. the pleasure f t meeting Coadjutor m Freda Steffan, FR. 9394. the Cub .Scout*. • ushers were John Woodruff and Dirision IV— Poultry and Pigeon* Bishop Hubert M. Newell of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Kemp Stewart Denning. Following the Open an Account in Englewood Where Superintendent: Tom Smith, Cheyenne, Wyo. ker have as their guests Mr. Kemp- ceremony, a wedaing breakfast was It Is Convenient to Bank— Thrifty to Shop In the town of Assisi, Miss Gar­ ker’s mother, Mrs. Elizabeth held in the Olin hotel for the im­ MA. 6922. bella was privileged to visit the Assistant Superintendent: A1 Kempker, and his brother, the Rev. mediate families. A reception was Two parking lots Week day hours: held that afternoon in the home Tepe, GL. 7769. Clarence S. Kei^ker, both of on Hampden Avenue 10 A.M. to 3 P.K, Assistant Superintendent: Pat ArtJ Recognizing Negro, Keota, la., where Father Kempker of the bridegroom’s parents, Mr. Harmon, AL. 6383, Maintains Veteran Actor is pastastor of St. Mary's church. and Mrs. Herbert P. Flannery. Member F. D. I. C. Division V— Rabbit* New York.—The stereotype of The Rev. Law,^ence Leonard, After a short wedding trip, the SiJperintendent; Mrs. Thelma the Negro actor as clown, servant, C.M., prefect of discipline at the young couple will make their home McLellan, SP. 8698. and shoeshine boy is slowly dis­ St. Louis Preparatory seminary in at 1391 Fairfax. The bride’s Division VI— Horn* Mechanic* appearing, according to Frederick St. Louis, arrived last Saturday to mother, Mrs. James Daniels, came DENVER'S LARGEST Dealer Superintendent: Frank Holland, O’is’eal, veteran actor. O’Neal spend several weeks in the home to Denver for the wedding, as well SP. 0135. told the Thursday forum of the of the John E. Leonards. Another as an uncle and aunt, Mr. and •Completely Automatic' Complete Valve .8 5 4-H Club Home Economic* Exhibit Catholic Interracial council that brother, David Leonard, also of St. Mrs. William Parks of Des Moines, Louis, is expected to join them la., and another afnt, Mrs. Ed­ And Ring Special...... 7 4 General Superintendent: Agnes the current crop of motion pictures LAWN SPRINKLING SYSTEM M. Hansen, TA. 0277. with serious Negro themes, sucli as some time this week. ward Shuttlehoffcl of Walnut, la. The Uiual Price $101.87 Assistant Superintendent: An­ Home of the Brave and Lott Boun- Mr. and Mrs. Perry Holcomb The bridegroom's uncle and aunt, Small Down Papment. U*e Your Credit— 36 Month* to Pajr and their daughters, Alice and Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Flannery of Let Our Trained Landscape Designer Consult fTith You M.AIN gela Eisenman. 'TA. 0277. dariet, has established the Negro 1335 Broadway 1314-1338 Acoma Division Vll^-4-H Food* actor as a performer of merit. He Nancy, returned recently from a Los Angeles, also were present, as No Obligation, I Superintendent: Mrs. Melvin expressed concern over the scarcity trip to Blue Earth, Minn. It was well as Miss Beverly Hoeschen of PHONE OR WRITE the occasion of a family reunion Los Angeles. Or Cirle Ccntar 3111 Rounds. WW. 1681-M. of Ne^ro playwrights and stage Assistant Superintendent; Jac­ technicians, caused by restricted and the celebration of the golden Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W, Nevin NORD SPRINKLER SYSTEM COMPANY queline Wheeler, EA. 7829. opportunities. wedding anniversary of Mrs. Hol­ and their three childpn are leav. Superintendent of Foods I: Mrs. comb’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pfef- ing on Thursday, Aug. 11, for a Landscape Design and Construction F. G. Holland, SP. 0135. nomics instructor at Loretto fer. Twenty-two members of the motor trip to San Francisco and litBUlltrs A Distrlbatora In the Moontaln fitatt*. Superintendent of Foods II; Heights college; Mrs. Dorothy An­ family were present, including chil­ Lbs Angeles, Calif. They will visit U Yean fn the SprinkUr BuiinMi. RABTOAY GENERAL TIR E C O . Mrs. Elsie Postlewait, PE. 22^7, drew, Miss Vera Close, Mrs. Ruth dren and grandchildren. relatives in both cities, and they 1510 DALIA, DENVER. COLO. • Superintendent of Foods III: Widmer, and Miss Ruth Appelthun. The Catholic Mothers’ club will expect to be away for three weeks. PHONE DE. 5021 DEALERS WANTED Demonstrations will be judged GENERAL TIRES Mrs. Helen Grunwald, PE. 2318. meet Monday evening, Aug. 16, in Beverly Hoeschen, daughter of mi* Superintendent of Foods IV: by Don Young, Adams county 4-H the school auditorium. The spir­ Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hoeschen of Mrs. James Haak, GL. 6646. club agent and Mrs. Lois Kinsey, itual moderator of the club, the Los Angeles, Calif., is spending General Batteries Division VIII—-4-H Clothing Adams county home demonstra­ Rev. William J. Mulcahy, will con­ the summer with her grandpar­ General Superintendent: Mrs. tion agent. tinue his commentary on the cate­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Larson. KRAFT RECAPPING Richard West. PE. 6277. All entries will be tagged by chism. The hostesses will be Mmes. Si.ster Eileen Patricia and Sis­ G EN ER A L^ Assistant Superintendent, Miss number when judged, and these Joseph McCabe and Edward J. ter Grace Margaret, Sisters of A Helping Han4 Kraft Inspected ‘Pauline Lunka, GR. 2241. numbers must be returned by the O’Connor. Charity from Teaneck, N. J., ar­ SQUEEGEE Superintendent of Clothing I contestant to claim his or her rib­ Saturday, Aug. 27, has been rived in Denver Aug. 2 to visit Used Tires Mrs. Mabel Schurr, WW. 438. bon. The Norwegian merit system chosen as the date of the wedding Sister Eileen Patricia's mother, Superintendent of Clothing II: is followed, awarding either a blue, of Edith Marie, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Ellen Walsh, and her brother C.T.A.C Eaay Pay 1401 W. Colfax TA 6604 Mrs. A. H. Schmidt, DE. 6160. red, or white ribbon for each ex­ and Mrs. Sydney D. Kelly, and J. and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bren­ Superintendent of Clothing III: hibit. A grand champion and re­ David Dolan, son of Mr. and Mrs. dan P. Walsh, for two weeks. Sis­ Mrs. L. A. Pirn, EA. 3419. serve champion in each division Patrick S. Dolan of this parish. ter Eileen Patricia is the principal Superintendent of Clothing IV will be given cash awards. Miss Kelly is a graduate of Mt. of St. Anastasia’s grade school in An x-ray unit will be at the Teaneck. Mr. and Mrs. Walsh, GOOD CLOTHES NEED Mrs. Glenn Clark, WW. 1297-M. St. Gertrude’s academy at Boulder, BURNS - RIPS Division IX— Home Nursing Denver county 4-H club fair in the and also attended Loretto Heights newcomers in the parish, are liv­ NOT BE EXPENSIVE Superintendent of Home Nurs­ Auditorium annex on Friday and college. Mr. Dolan, who /pent two ing at 4141 E. 18th avenue. OR TEARS Saturday, so that visitors to the and a half years in the navy in ing: Mrs. Pauline Honor, GL. 7163. FURNACE CLEANING Eliminated by A.ssistant Superintendent of fair will have the opportunity to the Pacific theater, is an engineer­ THE Home Nursing: Mrs. H. C. Abeleln, have a free chest x-ray taken. ing student at Colorado university SEASON IS HERE French or Inweaving All parents and friends of 4-H POWER 9UCTIO.S METHOD 34 Boor 8»rv1c9~Rt«MnabU Pricai FR. 6639. in Boulder. The wedding will be members are urged to attend the held in St. Dominic’s church, l*ili*« Firaau. Satli ri*f. Cklaaiy ENGLISH 4-H Style Revua Wan* K C*U Air iaai HOSIERY MENDING (For ail clothing members) fair to show their interest in the Leonard Diebold and his son, LI8T YOUR ORDER NOW BT Superintendent: Mrs. Elaine work of the children and to watch Connie, of Louisville, Ky., arrived CALLING CB. 2610 the demonstrations and shows that i TAILORS Boitwick, RA. 4268. last Saturday to visit his uncle, FURNACE EQUIPMENT O JsL iJtsh n Assistant Superintendents: Mrs. will be given on both days of the Henry Nadorff. ______COMPANY ______i Inweaving Co, 901 FIFTEENTH STREET Melvin Rounds, WW. 168KM; Mrs. fair. Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Hacker and Combine Quality and Style A. H. Schmidt, KE. 6160; Mrs. 4-H CLUB children of St. Louis, Mo., were When money emergencies arise, the Phone, KE. 4409 guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. 304 McClintock Bld(. at Prices You Can Afford Bernice Brown, RA. 1633. FAIR PROGRAM friendly Denver National stands ready 4-H Damonstration Contasts S. P. Keating, Jr. I 1554 Calif. FRIDAY, AUG. 12 to lend a helping hand. If you are a Superintendent: Mrs. Evelyn 9:00 a.m. All aahibit* mu*t b* In The nuns at the Blessed Sacra­ •JWJWJVMVWWJWJWyWMVVWWVW Line, WW. 789-M. ment convent went out to Loretto resident of the metropolitan area of place. Judfinf begin*. Heights last Saturday to begin Assi.stant Superintendent: Mrs. 12:30 noon Door* opan to the Denver, are steadily egiployed, and Audrey Pope, GR. 9667. public. Demon.tration* be­ their retreat. They will not return Assistant Superintendent: Mar­ to the parish until Aug. 15. have a satisfactory credit standing, you Cleaning at its Best gin. Herbert W, Leibman, who accom­ garet Schoolcraft, TA. 7602. 6:30 p.m. 4-H Style Revue— Fir.t are qualified for a low-cost personal Teams that have registered their year clothing club mam- panied Monsignor Harold V. Camp­ entries will give demonstrations for ber*. bell on his motor trip as far as loan . . . low bank rates, and budget- Brooklyn, N. Y., returned to Den­ 3 DAY SERVICE the public on Friday, the first day 7:4S p.m. Pra.entation of Gar­ fitting payments. of the fair. den Award*, ver last week. Monsignor Camp­ Judges for all foods divisions 9:00 p.m. Square Dance Exhibi­ bell is at present visiting his sis­ THE BEST COSTS LESS Pickup and Delivery will be Mrs. Ruth Widmer, home tion— D a n V a r 4-H State ters in Providence, R. I. R. James Noone, son of Ray J. INSTALMENT LOAN DEPARTMENT editor of Weitem Farm Life; and Blue Ribbon team. A$k about special lotv prices 594 So. Broadway PE. 4686 Ruth Appelthun, home demonstra­ 10:00 p.m. Announcement of Fir.t Noone, who just received a bach­ tion agent of El Paso county. Year Clothing Style Revue elor's degree in architectural en­ and guaranteed service Clothing judges will be Miss Champion and R a * a r V a gineering at Kansas State college SOUTH DENVER CLEANERS > Vera Close, Boulder county home Champion. in Manhattan, arrived home for a Ainslie R. DavU e Aule ' • llgnetur* demonstration agent, and Mrs. SATURDAY, AUG. 13 short vacation. He and Miss Bar­ e Title I Imprevement leant WWV^^WWWWVWWAMWWWVWWVWVWWVWWWUV bara Reichen of Denver will be Dorothy Andrew, a teacher in the 10:00 a.m. Door* open to the pub­ MOUNTAIN STATES • TMA end 01 Heme leant Denver public school system. lic. married on Saturday, Aug. 27, in 6:30 p.m. Style Revue— Second, St. Catherine’s church. The young Style revue judges will be Miss couple will live in Manhattan, Bernadette Costello, home eco- Third, and Fourth year VISUAL PRODUCTS clothing club mambar*. Kans., as Mr. Noone plans to con Deafened Hear Wilh 7:48 p.m. Introduction of the tinue his studies for a year, 2585 Loeuat DE. 8404 Denver 7 fksdSrBtvdon 1949 4-H Club (Champion*. Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. Noone re­ -- (ADVranSEMENTI ^ t INew Aid Using 9:00 p.m. Furrier Style Show.. . turned last Sunday from a trip to A Famou* Name in Fine*t Sterlinf Silver Wireless Circuit 10:00 p.m. A nnouncem ent of Albuquerque, N. Mex., where they SUNW&LO ALUMINUM AWNINGS PROVIDE VENTILATION AND Minneapolis, Minn. — Wireless Style Revue Champion* were guesto of Mrs. Noone’s SHADE FOR UNPROTECTED WINDOWS AND DOORWAYS circuits, unbelievable___ magimagic for Clo*ing of 1949 4-H Fair. brother-in-law and sister, the L. Burgundy the deafened, weigh only 1/32 of an ounce. Troublesome, bulky, A new, inspired pattern of fine static-producing wirss are ban­ 'Pilgrim Virgin' in Egypt ished forever in this tiny circuit. solid silver . . . for women who Users report clear understanding— ore first with the very smart hear even a whisper. The makor of Telex,. Allen Hcmpel, 'Telex and very beautiful Reed & Park, Minneapolii, Minn., ia so Barton's Burgundy . . . delight­ proud of this triumph he will gladly send you a free booklet on fully interpreting the tradition how to hear more clearly, and ex­ plain how you may test this instru­ of fashionable France for the ment with a wireless circuit in the discrirhinating women of privacy of your own home without risking a penny. Write Telex today. America. —Ady. 6-piece place setting— 23.96 '"W WW p/u* 20% federal lax I IncladM: Teaapoon, lanchton knife, lunch- NO PAYMENTS eon fork* talad fork, cretin loop fpoon» i and hotter tpreadcr. 1 WHEN YOU ARE SICK OR DISABLED i SilccrTiri—Fifth Flaor ______^ i (At No Addition*! Cost) ^ AUTO tn i FURNITURE Thit pretty, modem home et 2475 South Columbine het no shade treet.or porch, to Mr. end Mm Math Br...—„ called the Sun-Olo Boyt. .Thit photo tbowt the perfect antwer. .It’t Sun-Olo Four-Wey Aluminum Awning* io^ permanent conttruction with one piece itrengpi, thet let in cool eir, let out the hot eir, give perfect ihtde efid' LOANS THE STATUE of the Pilgrim Virgin was greeted by PHTAtA^tinn frAm ntAW Min attn 'ThA ____I J______;__ J .1 t___ Ubeiol Term*—I.OW RATES protection from mow,_ . rein, . tleet...... end tun. .The front window ewnlogs and doorway awning add beauty to the fr^l FREE FABKING crowds of many creeds when it stopped in Matarich, at the home, and note how perfectly the tide awning* (hade the window! from the hot noon-day tun. .Sun-C(; Egypt, at the site of Our Blessed Mother's shelter when the Holy All-aluminum awning* ara weather proof, ruit proof, fireproof, rattle-proof and tear proof and are available in LEEMAN AUTO CO. Family fled the persecution of Herod. Father Demoutiez, apostle of color. .The awning* on thi* hem* are tan to harmonia* with the aiding and have black (tripei. .Call, write or .. A Broadw*]' KK. tlU Our Lady of Fatima, is shown preaching before the statue, which is the Sun-Olo Venetian Blind Compeny, MAin 3644 at 1330 Acoma Street in Denver for free ettimetae on Fol being taken on t world tour. Way Awningt for your home. :! PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttene 4205 Thuridoy, August IT, 19^ 3= WE MAKE KEYS At Junior Red Cross Camp \ ‘ Gunsmiths • Locksmiths Polio Foundation to Care Assignment of Priests K n igh ts •£ Safe Repairing Novelty Repairing For All Epidemic Victims C oln m biis D t7 or Nlibl Bonrlci on Aato Koyo To Loyola Is Announced INSURANCE CaU TA. 9049 Merrill A. Knight, chairman of Despite a highly successful (Loyola Parish, Denver) ing their sister in Quantico, W ' Juvenile — Adult ’ Gnat and Ammanition the'Denver County chapter of the March of Dimes campaign last According to word received A visitor at the Moore home is W. J. Bindel, General Agent National Foundation for Infan­ January, he added, county chap­ from the Very Rev. Joseph P. Mrs. Gertrude Peppers, a former Leo Koll, Field Agent WEBER ARMS tile Paralysis, said that despite ters in critical areas throughout housekeeper at Loyola rectory who Zuercher, S.J., Provincial of the 1573 Grant St. TA 1180- 1942 Larimar TA. 9049 the tr^endous challenge of wide­ the country had, in many cases, recently returned from California. spread polio epidemics this sum­ quickly exhausted their 50-per- Missouri province of the Society mer, the national foundation cent share of campaign receipts of Jesus, and confirmed by the Vould see to it that no victim of and had been forced to call on Denver Chancery office, the VOSS BROS. the disease goes without proper national headquarters for financial three priests at Loyola parish, medical care for lack of funds.” assistance. beginning Aug. 17, will be Fa­ BAKERIES "In view of staggering outlays “This assistance," he said, “has thers J. A. Herbers, S.J., pas­ 3 Stores to Serve You for polio treatment both this sum­ been forthcoming at a rate twice tor; E. P. Murphy. S.J.; and B. mer and last,” he said, “I think it that obtaining in 1948—which in J. Murray, S.J. Father M. A. advisable to reassure the public itself was an epidemic year second Schaefer, S.J., is to be a pas­ that the national foundation and pnly in severity to 1916 in the his­ tor at St. Benedict’s church in its chapters will take, whatever tory of the disease in this coun­ Omaha, Neb. Originally Father steps may be required to provide try.” Schaefer was to have been at WESTERKAMP'S care for all those who need it.” Last year’s epidemic, he said, Loyola. Knight, noting that the polio in­ had cost approximately $17,000,- Sister Agnes Maria, who has KE. 9043 5106 Wash. cidence rate this year was run­ 000 for medical care alone, county spent six and one-half years as EVERYTHING A GOOD GROCERY chapters providing $10,000,000 of SHOULD HAVE ning far ahead of last year’s near the sister superior of the nuns BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES record total of 27,895 cases, said this amount and national head teaching at Loyola and principal — WE DELIVER — that never before in history had quarters the rest. This did not, he of the school, left this week to the nation experienced two such added, take into account the huge visit her mother in Detroit, and, epidemic years in succession. cost of the polio research and prO' after Aug. 16, will be a teacher in “Last year,” he said, “national fessional training program. St. Patrick’s school in Ppeblo. headquarters of the foundation “With a heavy carry-over load During her administration great sent $7,000,000 to chapters whose from 1948,” he said, “it seems im progress was made by the nuns treasuries had been drained to evitable that our costs will be and the pupils of the school, and provide medical care for patients. much higher this year. And we each of the various activities of Already tins year almost $4,000,' must not forget that research can­ the school received her whole­ 000 has||>een dispatched to critical not be neglected, if polio is ever hearted support and co-operation. areas, and the end seems far from to be erased as a menace to our She was singularly effective in sight. children. ATTENDING THE THIRD Colorado Junior Red helping by her guidance and “I want to make it perfectly “I cite these circumstances only Cross camp this week, Aug. 8-13, at La Foret in the Black understanding the several young clear, however, that despite this because the situation is a grave nuns who had been sent to teach one, but at the same time I wish Forest, 17 miles northeast of Colorado Springs, are (left to right) financial crisis, the national foun­ Dick Smith, Regis high; Mary Joe Swanson, Annunciation high; and at Loyola. She will be suc­ dation has no intention of default­ to reiterate the pledge of the na­ tional foundation: That no suf­ Patty Jones, Cathedral. Others at the canm from Denver parochial ceeded here by Sister Maria The­ ing its obligation to underwrite high schools include Walter Pesci, Holy Family; Patricia Brunell, resa, who comes to Loyola from medical care for those who need ferer from infantile paralysis will Albuquerque, N. Mex. Sister Eliz­ go without the best available medi St. Joseph’s h and Mary Kay Cunningham, St. Mary’s academy. financial assistance and to carry Approximately lOO members of the Junior Red Cross from public abeth Patrice is being transferred on its extensive research and pro­ cal care for lack of funds, regard­ less of age, race, creed, or color. and parochial schools in Iowa, Colorado, and Wyoming were selected to Pueblo and will teach in the fessional training program.” by school and Red Cross officials t6 participate in the leadership school of the newly formed Parish Knight said the national foun­ training camp on the basis of their activity and interest in the junior of S t Therese. At present there dation was fighting current epi­ program in their respective schools. The cost of the camp is borne by has been no announcement of who demics “in every way it knew Sacred Heart the participating Red Cross chapter in the area in which the junior will replace her at Loyola. how,” aided materially by a tre­ member resides. Next Sunday will be the Com­ mendous backlog of experience in Intensive study sessions on the organization, objectives, philos­ munion day for the Holy Name sO' combating previous epidemics. Parish Picnic ophy, and activities of the Junior Red Cross, as well as instruction ciety. 4 « n I. «M. Adolpb Coon Compony. Golden. Coior«do. U.S.A. “The national foundation is in first aid, water safety, home nursing, and nutrition, with planned Father William Doyle, S.J., is a unique,” he said, “in its ability to Set at Camp leisure-tjme activities of recreational and cultural nature, are on the guest at the rectory this week. He 'JO d d ie s , piobilize all its forces in times of daily schedule for the campers. is visiting his brother and sisters epidemic. Respirators, hot-pack Harold Baker, executive manager of the Denvej Red Cross, is who live in Denver. He said need i t ! machines, and other vital equip­ (Sacred Heart Pariih, Denver) directing the camp activity with assistance from a large staff of The annual parish picnic, Mass in Loyola church last Sun­ ment, together with specially both resident apd visiting faculty. Junior counselors are Trucia Ture day. Father Doyle is a member of T U e d t u f Itfs n wise mother who serves which was to be held in Elk man, Pueblo; and Bridgie Brill, Earl Reum, and Bob Yegge, all of American Beauty Spag. trained personnel, are being Falls park, will now take place the department of English at Mar­ speeded to critical areas this sum­ Denver. quette university in Milwaukee. liettt to her children. mer on a scale never before imag- at Our Lady, of the Rockies Contains all the vital ined.’ camp, on Aug. 28. The camp is Another recent visitor from Mil­ A d i elements needed by situated about 35 miles from waukee was Father Eugene P. growing bodies Optometrist Denver and five miles above Outing for Girl Scouts Mullaney, SJ., who, with Father and Optician Evergreen. Edward Morgan, S.J., is an assist­ 0 * 0 and brains. Next Friday evening at 7:30 ant at the Gesu church there. Fa - t u t Helen Walsh there will be the usual devotions ther Eugene Latta, SJ., former of the perpetual novena in honor Of St. Dominic's Slated Regis student and a native of all types ot securities, specializing in those of the Auocliu of the Sacred Heart. Sterling, made a brief visit at the w . R. JOSEPH (St. Dominic's Parish, Denver) |escorts. The trip to the lakes will Rocky Mountain Empire. EYES EXAMINED Next Sunday is the Communion rectory. He will soon be on his Phont TAbor tA 80 day for the men of the Holy Troop 165 of the Girl Scouts will include stops at points of interest way to Belize, British Honduras, We deal in government, municipal, and cor 2 1 8 .2 1 0 Majratip Name society in the 7 :30 o’clock be entertained at the Parties’ During their stay a program has together with Father John Lilly, potation bonds, preferred and common stocks. Mass. lakes, in South park, just outside been arranged for them, includ- S.J., who spent last Lenten sea­ Fathers Ra>Tnond and Philip Jefferson. The scouts will be ing fishing, nature hikes, camp son at Loyola. Our statistical department will be glad to ana­ INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATORS Derrig visited the rectory last house guests of Mr. and Mrs. fires, marshmallow toasting, and lyze your list of holdings and make suggesdont. DENVER week. Fred Bartle. This is aa annual campfire stories. Arlie L. Lease Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mayfield outing. Mrs. Bartle is one of the The scouts, 18 in number, who Is Baptized Fort Morgan Flour Mills are the parents of a boy, Ernest leaders of the group. have planned the trip, will be Eugene Mayfield, born June 30. The girls will assemble at the supervised and directed by a group Father Edward P. Murphy, S.J., FORT MORGAN The baby was baptized by Father Bartle home, 2229 Julian street, of adults, including Mr. and Mrs. baptized Arlie Leon Lease, infant Martin Schiltz, S.J., July 31. at 9:30 a.ni. Saturday, Aug. 13. Fred Bartle, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. son of Mr. and Mrs. Arlie L. MEMI!R CHICAGO BRANCHES AT— .Father Schiltz is out of the city They will travel in automobiles, Preston, Mrs. Walter Hyman, Mrs. Lease. The sponsors were Frank for a few days, gpving a retreat. accompanied by their adult Jacob K 0 n r a d e, and Gene Hill and Rosalie Reeves. He bap­ STOCK EXCHANGE S U L L f i LONGMONT. . . YUMA Schmitz. tized Laura Louise Hudson, infant Mass will be attended by the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George HUDSON . . . HILL ROSE entire group Sunday, Aug. 14. at R. Hudson, also. The sponsors S e C ^ P J C D . of A. Will Picnic Santa Maria camp, following were Stanley Walter Brooks and MILLERS AND HANDLERS Veronica Elizabeth Brooks. KEystone 6241 OF FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, which the scouts will enjoy a road­ BARLEY, OATS. AND MILL side lunch and return to their Mrs. Frank Moore and Mrs 4 FEEDS homes before dark. « Agnes Cavanagh have had as vis­ a h ■ At Our Lady of Lourdes Clover Club ^ itors Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moore and Country Shippert! The Clover club of the 4-H club their children. Bob is the son JOHN I. SUUIVAN. nts. Consign Your Shipment To Vs (Our Lady of Lourdei Pariih, brated Tue.sday, Aug. 16, in Our will engage in a baking contest of Mrs. Moore. Recently returned Denver) Lady of Lourdes church for the at the 4-H club fair Friday, Aug. from New Mexico, they intend to The Catholic Daughters of parents of the pastor. Mr. and Mrs. 12. The girls have for their project make their home in Denver again America will have a family picnic William E. McCaddon, 914 E. 13th the baking of muffins, and they Kay and Lin Moore, the twin I7th at CALIFORNIA ST. • DtNVER. COLORADO at Our Lady of Lourdes grounds avenue, will celebrate their will compete for honors in this daughter| of Mrs. Moore, are visit- West 38fh Ave. Store Aug. 14, beginning at 4 p.m. Jun­ golden wedding anniversary on division. The members of the Clo­ MRS. HELEN CONIGLIO, Prop. ior and senior m’embers and their that date. The Mass will be of­ ver club are Mary Lynn Beck, Ice Cold Beer in Bottles families have been invited. The fered at 8 o’clock. A reception in Beth Ann Bugg, Beatrice Bartle, group will use the new picnic theit honor will be held in the Mary Frances Kerber, Mary Ann and cans . . . by case or less grounds on the church property afternoon and evening of Aug. 16 Konrade, Carql Merz, and Judith 11 Popular Brandt to Choote From on the comer of------S. Logan an d Iliff in the home of George E. McCad­ Rasmussen. Also Complete Line of Wines, Cordials, Etc., At Popular Prices streets. The picnic grounds are don at 384 Clermont street. Day of Recollection Free Prompt Delivery - GR 2387 north of the church. Benediction The Rocks of Lourdes club will The Third Order of St. of the Blessed Sacrament will be hold an important meeting Tues­ Dominic hai completed plani held in the ,new Shrine of Our 38th & Upon— Mrs. 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. day, Aug. 16, at 8 p.m., in the Cen­ for the day of recollection at Lady of Lourdes for the Catholic St. Rita’s chapel. Nederland, Daughters. The new barbecue fire­ ter house. All the fall and winter activities are to be planned. The Sunday, Aug. 21. The but will place is expected to be finished leave from the parish house for the picnic Sunday. annual Rocks’ barbecue for the parish will be set at this meeting. about 8 o’clock, after Commun­ The Altar and Rosary society of ion at the Rotary altar and Our Lady of Lourdes will have a A suggestion will be given the breakfast in tha church audi­ card party Tuesday, Aug. 16, at Rocks, at the meeting that they torium. The return trip from 12:30 p.m. in the Center house. sponsor an Arbor day this fall. the Nederland will be made be­ Hostesses for the August party Plants and flowers around the fore dark. Anyone who withes are Mmes. M. A. Halbert, Mable shrine and church must be planted to join in the trip can make Lippincott, John T. Walsh, Al­ in the autumn if the grounds are arrangements with Mrs. Pits, fred Poehlmann, and F. H. Thomp­ to be improved next spring. The GL. 3906. son. Rocks will have entertainment, The Holy Name society will re­ and the usual fine food will be ceive Communion in the 7:30 The Masses on the Feast of the served at the meeting. Assumption, a holy day of obliga­ Mais Sunday, Aug. 14. There will tion, Monday, Aug. 15, will he at Mother-Daughter be no meeting of the society in MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. 6, 7, and 8:30 o’clock. the- month of August, but par­ ; Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. MnrrayZ A special Mass will be cele- Communion Slated ish activities will be resumed in Members of the Altar and Ro­ September. sary society will sponsor a mother- The Holy Hour will be con­ daughter Communion Sunday, ducted Friday evening from 7 ;30 Aug. 28, in the 8:30 Mass. to 8:30 by the Rev. Chester A. Mothers and daughters will re­ Myers, O.P. The sermon will be ceive Communion in a body in that delivered by the Rev. Leo C. Mass and will have their break­ Gainor, O.P. Confessions will be fast in the Center house after the heard after the services. Maas. The Guards of Lourdes men Holy Day Services who serve breakfast each Sunday The Masses for the^ Feast of morning will cook and serve the the Assumption, Monday, Aug. 15, meal. will be held at 5:30, 6:15, 7, 7:45, The Guards of Lourdes club met 9, and 10:30. The 7:45 and the Aug. 8 and adopted their bylaws 9 o’clock Masses will be sung. (Con­ and constitution. They have fessions will be heard Friday night agreed to meet the first Monday after the Holy Hour at 8:30, on Assu’re the success of your next steak of the month and receive Com­ Saturday morning before the 8 barbecue—Safeway steaks are guaran­ munion in a body in the 8:30 Mass o’clock Mass. Saturday afternoon on the first Sunday of the month. at 4, and Saturday evening at 7:30. teed to be juicy, tender, good-eating. The next meeting will be held on There will be no Confessions on Dorothy Gray the first Monday of September. Sunday or on Monday morning, The novena to Our Lady of the holy day. Lourdes held each Sunday eve­ Safeway steaks are properly trimmed, all excess fat, ning at 7 :45 at the new shrine is proving popular. Many visitors CATHOLIC RADIO 106 bone, and tails removed, ready to pop into the broiler, or onto from throughout the city are the grill. Safeway steaks are tasty and tender, all U. S. stopping at the shrine to say their Station KOA prayers. This is especially true in CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday. Ikm (Jimts graded meat, guaranteed to please you, or all your money the evening. The shrine is beauti­ 3 p.m. ful at night under the amber lights. ASK AND LEARN — Sunday, back. Safeway has all varieties of steaks—round, sirloin, 10:45 p.m. The Original 3-Lipstick Pouch rib, T-bone, priced as low as is consistent with fine qualify Shrines Atop Mt. Zion Station KVOD Appraised for Damages HOUR OF FAITH — Sunday, Complete Fall Lipstick Wardrobe! and proper trim. You’ll find that in the long run, Safeway 9:30 a.m. Jerusalem.—The shrines on Mt. Station KMYR steaks cost you less, and give you more satisfaction. You’ll Zion are “completely stripped,” reported the Rev. Terence Kuehn, SACRED HEART PROGRAM NffWtST SHADCSt be delighted with any steak which you buy at Safeway—with —Weekdays at 7:30 a.m. Vicar General of Southern Israel, FORTBAir FINK BIGHT RED RIPE CHERRIES } or { NOSEGAY SIREN SOinH ^aMCAN the flavor, with the general quality, with the trim, and with who is one of the Catholic members Sunday at 12:30 noon. « the low price 1 of technical experts representing Station KFEL c the Catholic Church and the Is­ AVE MARIA HOUR—Sunday, t ■ ^ raeli government The joint com­ ,5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. The little red pouch doubies as a coin purse! i f mission met here, according to FAMILY THEATER — Wad- Jewish sources, to asses.

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Thundoy, Au^utt 11, 1949 Offkt, 93S Bonneek Bfrcct THE DENVER CATHOLIC REOiSTER TcUphent, KEyiten* 4205 RAGE SEVEN Women of Welby Mt. Girmel Bazaar Has St. Bernadette's JUBILEE, VOWS RITE SET AT REGIS ♦ Monday, Aug. 18, will be a at a ceremony during the 6:30 musements Dining day of doabla •ignifieanee at Mast in the Ragit chapel, and Successful Conclusion Realizes $5,000 Regis eollage, Denver, when tha Father Fitzgerald will sing a . Invited to Make Rev. William J, Fitsgarald, S.J. Solemn Mats In tha same chapel' A ebtarvas hit golden jubilee and Recreation (Our Lady of Ml, Canaal Parish, Sunday, Aug. 14, at Rocky Moun­ at 9 o’clock. Daavar) tain Lake ^cnic grounds. James savan ether mambart of the So- A reception for friends and a ’ eialy of Jesus taka thair final 3-Day Retreat The 1949 bazaar was brought to Bellanti, chairman, and Anthony From 1st Bazaar ■pecial dinner for the Jesuit Dardano, co-chaimian, will be in TOWS. cemmnnity will complete thu’/ Welby.— (Assumption Parish)— s succeufnl close Aug. 7 with the (St, All women of the parish are in presenting of the 1949 Chevrolet charge of the'picnic. Bernadette's Parish, Tha final vows will bo taken observance of the special day. vited to make the annual retreat to Michael Muro, 4200 Green Lakewood) Aug. 26-28 at El Pomar retreat court; hope chest to Cecelia Recent BaptUms Terming the event a "sabstan- house in Colorado Sprinn. Those Hiricb, 8744 Navajo street; Are Listed lial and gratlEying inecets," the interested should call Mrs. An- roaster to Virginia Martelli, 1849 Rev. John Doherty, pester, re­ tonetta Rossi or Hazeltine 195 for W. 34th avenut; silverware to Tha following were baptized: vealed that a total of $8,000 information and reservations be Florence Pedata, Box 154, Route Joanne Marie, daughter of Mr. was raaliaad from St. Berna­ dette's first perish baaaar, held THE MAY CO. fore Aug. 16. 1, Arvada; electric clock to Jose- and Mrs. Lawrence Spero, with Jnly 28-30 at West Colfax and The x-ray survey will make its hine Shiell,MUiwaif 793I iru S.w» Corona;N/v*vA*aS| waw elec-- Michael and Mary Sstrisno as Garrison, Lakewood, Where to Qo for Dinner! headquarters at tne Assumption trie iron to Mrs. R. W. Lynch, 560 i onsors; Ronald Jotmh, son of school in Welby Friday, Aug. 12, Logan; doilie aet to Betty Brackle, r. and Mrs. Joseph (Irieve, with "I would like to express my 1 from 7 to 10 p.m. Denver Dry Goodi; holy picture to Everett and Anna Bailey as spon- deepest appreciation,” said Fa­ ASK YOUR FRIENDS! The Feast of the Assumption H. Rasmutsen, 2780 Irving; elec­ sora; Lynda Jean, daughter of ther Doherty, “to all who aided patronal feast of the jiarish, anc tric warming pad to Jennie Bri- the achievement in any way. Par­ enza, 3721 Tejon street; bed­ Hr. and Mrs. Nick Domenico, with They will tell you... the Feast of S t Rocco, will be ob­ George and Rosemarie Fabrizio u ticularly deserving of thanks are served together Sunday, Aug. 14, spread to Mrs. Sue Spero, 3647 iponsora; Stanly, son of Mr. and the parishioners who contributed with a High Mass at 9:30. A two- Pecos; croquet set to Nick Tolve, Mrs. Anthony Palitano, with Al­ so much time and effort In organ­ night festival will be held on the 8735 Navajo; cowboy boots to bert Rotola and Audrty Gibson izing and operating the various church grounds in the rear of the J. Bottler, 1676 Steele street. as sponsors; Eugene Joseph, son concessions, setting up and dia- THE HOLUND HOUSE school on Saturday and Sunday The Rev. Thomas Lo Caacio, of Mr. and - Mrs.- -Eugene J. - —Ric- mantling the booths, and promot­ evenings O.S.M., pastor, and his assistants cardi, wlUi Paul Menard and Car- ing interest jn the major award.” in Golden The solemn procession with the expressed thanks to ail the men mela Riccardi as sponsors; Vin­ he 1949 Ford tudor sedan, fea statues of the Blessed Virgin and who helped erect the booths, all cent Edward, son of Hr. and Mrs. ture attraction of the bazaar, was of S t Rocco will be held Sunday the womciV/who cooked and served Edward V. Carpino, with Ben given to M. D. Riggs, 671 Wads­ Is fops for food and service afternoon at 4:30. Beimdiction thq dinner on opening night, all Lemme and Antoinette Engles as worth street, Lakewood. (Pertonal supervision, Mr, and Mrs, M, L, Holland) will conclude the servicei who bakedthe e pTithfse pizza for the sponsors; Michael Frederick, son Leaders of committees responsi­ Various booths and gabes will Friday night specialty, all thetv, of Hr. and Mrs. Michael DiPace, ble for the bazaar's success, under be available for the parish festival. workers in the various booths, and with Sam Rotollo and Cecilia Ro- the direction of Dr. Lewis Barbato Phone Golden 68 for reiervotions . or just A general meeting for olficers all who in any way helped make toUo as sponsors; Rita Grace, and Mrs. W. E, Harris, general and workers on the festival wyi be this bazaar a succesi. The pro­ co-chairmen, were as follows: drive out and come in. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benny held Thursday evening, Aug. 11. A ceeds will be added to the new Martinez, with Perajedes Bejarant Mrs. Lawrence Yanker, refresh­ beautiful Philco radio-phonograph school fund. and Ruth Garcia as sponsors; Ron­ ments; Henry Coupe, games; P. V. iiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuiiuiyHiiiiiiaHiuuuniiiiiuiiiuiiuietiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHHiiiMiiMiiguiinuniiifl will be the feature display,- T' A Dor- The Mt. Carmel Ushers’ club ald Dean^ son of Hr. and Mrs. Pattridge. ear; Mrs. C. Paul Short, meyer electric mixer will also be will hold its annual basket picnic Tony Bamer, with Jo and Irene faneprork; and Mrs. Harry Now . . , NYLON on display. V Bamer as sponsors; and Lee An­ Bender, baked goods. Officers and captains are: Presi drew, son 01 Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Father Doherty reminds all men Makes Your Gloves dent, Dominic Pedotti; vice pr«i- Melaragno, with Jack Colasco and and -boys of the parish that Sun­ dent, Josephine Serravo; and chap­ Theresa Melaragno as sponsors. day, Aug. 14, is their Communion They're regular 2.50 to 3.50 values. . . these wonderful man and treasurer, the Rev. John First W edding BAGGIOS The St. Philomena club will day. gloves in magic nylon. Get yours now at this special Lauretti, O.S.M. In charge of the meet in the home of Mrs. Ange-lee- Mrs. Mary Musser recently en­ various booths will be: Beer stand, Uns Lo Sasso, 3922 Ossge street. tered St. Anthony’s hospital for price. White, black, pink and beige. Pasquale Serravo; refreshments. Held in Church on Tuesdav, Aug. 16, at 1 p.m. treatm ent Recovering at home famous FOt HNS iN jo r THS w js r s Prank Giuliano; miscellaneous Mrs. Josephine Patch will donate after a major operation ia Mrs. THE MAY CO. GLOVES— STREET FLOOR FOOD StFVeO IN A ★ MOST «tF«ISMINO booth. Rose Rende; games, George the gift for this meeting. Aldea DeLongchamp. OFACIOUS MANNO COCXTAIl lOUNOI De Tullio and Alex Rende; sau­ TREMONT AT BROADWAY sage booth, Helen Wall; hot dog At Westminster booth, Antonetta Labriola; coun KE. 9618 * CH. 2494 try store, Charles Di Giacomo (Holy Trinity Pariah, St. James' Parish Group tickets, Ann Labriola; music, Ed Woatminatar) ward Ciancio; electrical mainten The first wedding in the Holy ance, Harrj’ Wall; and games Trinity church of Westminster Jackie Pedotti. was held Aug. 2, when Miss Rose­ Sponsoring Daily Rosary Come Up and See Us Sometime’*—Anytime mary Blatter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Blatter of Westminster, (St. James’ Parish, Denver) Mrs. Oscar Vogel in her home became the bride of Richard L. The members of the Legion of at 1040 Monaco parkway. Bergin of Denver, son of Mr. and Mary are sponsoring the public Guests were Mre. Paul Toner J^sudiaoTX Mrs. J. L. Bergin. The Rev. For­ recitation of the Rosary every day and Mrs. Len Carlin. The next THE ROUND-UP rest Allen officiated at the double­ in the church at 4 o’clock. All ac­ meeting will be at the home of ring ceremony. tive and auxiliary members are Mrs. B. J. Bussing, 3460 S. Uni­ versity boulevard. At Evergreen The bride was given in mar­ urged to attend this devotion, and Colorful Colorado — Playground of Americtf* jj SdvidulB also anyone else in the parish Mrs. Frank W. Gold was hostess isainiuiwiitituauasiacaQXTranae u*'fee Shop Mrs. E. L. Zivny of Kansas City, i. quite large, there will be from tha yaar's The Friendly Drug Store on the Comer *** Kans. They attended the wedding. plenty to de for the entire mem- 10th Avenue at Grant ber.hip, and Mr.. W. C. Eyra, most spactaciriap Phone 30 Estea Park, (^lo. MAin 6291 f'd- 'iaf* is sports events!. D. B. CERISE. M enactr pre.ident, a.k. all who ean to Lakeside to Feature turn out for thi. worthy project. All THIi SWIMMING Elliot Lawrence Band IN ONE mr.v Anny-Nny FMlbtS CUalc LUMBER Army Surplus UiiRtd Hwiti StMptKton CLASSES Skitch Henderson and his HotMcydt MniKs orchestra end their limited engage­ AND OvttoMd SpMd Owncar Complete Line of I r i d a y H s h e n " * " '- ' ® Afternoons ment at Lakeside’s El Patio ball­ Otymylc S*l_ f r e e DBUVKET snapper . . . swordfish . . . fresh crab . F t Logan Baa at Alaaitda A Bdwy. 2:30 p.m. Rw. Wm I Bluikat Vumssy abalone ... choice salmon. . . oysters ... any Elliot Lawrence, his piano, and SlMpIac B..*, with new 4.45 I Cwnplttt 8 his orchestra, featuring Jack w.tw-r.p.n.nt eersr A . seafood a fish lover could desire. N.w Sceat Blwplnx Bac. *1 A QeC I lOOJl^a n m ^ Hunter and Rosalind Patton, the toU I«x«h ilpp.r, Kapak And that's not all . . . he has prize coming attraction at El Patio, will Rw. A rair 3.95 I CefflpitttTl6'mi.>: =^sa.7s white wine . » . giant cocktails . . . long Tom Burfce'i begin playing on Aug. 16. Wm I BUnk.Ii ...... UisL&JteJM Lakeside’s other outstanding Nsw Zi'zTl” Air MUtrMM. O O R P SoundJ16.aMi>__ -iH7.50 drinks . . . bonded bouriion . . . old scotches WINTER irrecaU n ...... features continue to help make the N n r T X 7 WaU T a U , 4 Q O R . . . all to make dining the pleasure it always warm evenings more pleasant is at the old Navarre. Come'in on Friday. GARDEN WatorpTMtid. ceaip. _____ xaa.CTAP OdsjOJt for The indoor swimming pool, which N.W Arar Barpla. Rapak O 0 6 Also Sun., Moo., Tues., Wed., Thurs., and Sat. U i t P r m r r t r a ______Good Foods opens daily at 1 p.m., offers a for Ladjet and ChUdreo way to defeat the -heat. Twenty A complete line of tenU and and different rides for every taste (rtooM CaiiU ram 'ntZ caWag Q Rtco i towidsd bf Dumfhi Hiaar Thirat Quenching camping auppUes. Write for 'Also Complete Blouse and every age, ^ames and features free eetalogtse. Open every dm y Private tkmissg rooms Drinka on the gay midway; cool, com­ & Lingerie line • TNE 1114 Broadway^ fortable picnic grounds, and nro- EUSnUUI^^STOIIES Sun-fessional midget auto races Sun-fessional Denver Army Store INC OpOB day and Wednesday nights, start­ 1636 Califoniia KE. 6321 W. Elkhorn Avs. Comar 18th A Larimor Sta. Y oar’Ronnd Dora Jean’s ing at 7:30 p.m., all make Lake Danvar, Cole. 17S7 TrcmMit Plu^a MAte 6789 side the place to go.

TENTENT T PARTY ^ N E W M E R C U R Y Aug. 19-20 10th & FlUMORE HOPE CHEST FISH POND BOOTHS-GAMES

i J PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thuridey, August 11, 1949

Dr. D. C. Werthman CPTL Past Presidents LOYOLA PARISH and Associate Camp St. Male hjonors Assumption Cathedral Couple Dentists Will Celebrote Plan Annual Retreat MARTIN BEAUTY PLATES For Aug. 26, 27, 28 SHOP 606 IBth StrMt 1206 ISth Street Golden Jubilee Permanents KEyitone 8721 TAbor 8761 Mrs. Angelo Rossi, president Tinting of the past prosidents’ group of Hair Styling Mr. and Mrs. William E. Me- the Catholic Parent • Teacher Caddon of 914 E. 13th avenue, 2762 Madison EA. 1069 y a r c i i ^ Denver, members'of the Cathedral league, Denver, announces the parish, will celebrate their golden dates for the annual retreat. wedding anniversary Tuesday, This year, Aug. 26, 27, and 28 HOLY FAMILY Aug. 16. • are the dates chosen for the re­ B e a t t t ! treat. Mrs. Rossi should be con­ tacted at Hazeltine I9S not EDWARDS later than Tuesday, Aug. 16, for reservations. DRUGSTORE the Sacred Heart church in Den­ 4030 Tennyson St. ver on Aug. 16, 1899. ST. DOMINICS 8fr80 'HD P»ZZ M 99frE Phones: GL. sjaiuofsnj Responsible Prescription Service p^um ^s»/ -tno Everything Utually Found in Aj8)|Dg S480MS A|sdx A Firgt Clan Drug Store ' attending a special Ma.ss i Visit Our Soda Fountain o’clock offered by their son in Lady of Lourdes church. A reception in their honor will ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH Friends of the jubilarians may call Patronise These Friendly Firms at the address above between hours of 4 and 8 p.m. Brighton Boys MALONE DRUG Prescriptions a Specialty Plan Week ot Fountain Service — Cold Beer, Etc. Comp Malo 100 So. Bdwy. — SP. 6226 — We Deliver JACKSON’S ish)—The boys who signed Pictured here are icenei from for Camp St. Malo left for ca Cut Rate Drugs lait year’a celebration by boys of Sunday, Aug. 7. 1 ti ke reieikereil^^^ | Camp St. Male of the Feast of PRESCRIPTIONS the Assumption of the Blessed The ushers for the month FOUNTAIN SERVICE Aifgust are: At the 6 :3 0 o’cli FBEB PROMPT OBUVERT Virgin. The celebration will be Call 8Pt Siil Dawvtag A Alaatda repeated this year with a High Mass, Clyde Peterson and Mass and a procession to a special Pettinger; at the 8 o’clock Mt shrine built by campers, and high­ Fred Starbuck and John Sa ' RA. 1818 i lighted by outdoor Benediction Sr.; and at the 10:30 o’clock M e (y L /F R E E DELIVERY Vi celebrated, as in the picture above, John Stegman and Joe Sack. BUCHANAN’S t YOU WILL BE PROUD ^ against a backdrop of the rugged Initiation for the Knights f THEY CAME FROM A mountainous handiwork of God. Columbus took place Aug. 7 in Christian Bros. Wines \ FORGET-ME-IVOT V Pictures are of the processional, K. of C. home, 16th and,Grant, AU Pspalir Bssrs Denver. Ws DtUver f FLOWER SHOP 1 the most solemn moment of Bene­ (k 285 SO. DOWNING diction, and the recessional. Cele­ PE. 1777 377 So. Bdw, brant is the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Emanuele Clarizio of the Apostolic Mrs. Henry Wattenburg, wit Alameda Drug Store Delegation, Washington, D. C. At TEMPTATION V. 0. PETERSON. Prop. the left of Monsignor Clarizio in Mrs. George Mancini, chairman. the picture at left is the present The quarterly meeting of th Cnt Rate Drags Archbishop Francesco Lardone, ICE Fountain Service School Suppliea Apostolic Delegate to Haiti and C R E A M a O c Your Butinet, Appreciated Santo Domingo. ___ was held Aug. 9 at Greeley. in H Gallons Best Quality Fresh Eggs Alameda & So. Broadway Msgr. Froegel Addresses Broadway Creamery ROTOLO'S ai Bo. BraaSwar SP. >Hi 796 So. Broadway TASTES Greeley Deanery Meeting CONOCO PRODUaS Greeley — The Greeley deanery of the Archdiocesan BETTER council of Catholic Women met Aug. 9. Inspiring messages Lubrication — Delco Batteries Standard Gas & Oils MILE HIGH were given by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Bernard J. Froegel, Car Washing DISTRIBUTING CO. Prelate Warns Against Mrs. John Murtaugh, president of the ACC\V; Mrs. L. A^ W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS QUALITY CLEANING 1817-15th St. Higgins, director of the ACC\W REASONABLE PRICES CHerry 1212 Farewell Party Planned of the Greeley deanery. Alameda & Logan PE. 9840 Ttnr GannenU IninrMl Agtioft Fira Welfare State' Threat Seery, Arthur Statt, and Louis and Theft Denyer, Colo. The Rev. George R. Evans of Stolarczyk. Melbourne.—The Socialist "wel­ St. Philomena’s parish, Denver, Following Benediction tea MERK'S The Walter Brewing Company gave the principal address of the served by the Eaton Aid society. For Fr. Distler Aug. 22 fare .state,” after Communism, is Pueblo ■ Colorado afternoon. He spoke on modern Mrs. J. D. Trenholm, chair: DRUG STORE the "most ominous of the threat­ Catholic literature. was assisted by Mrs. John Ci W bUH Heading the committee in CUT RATE PRICES All friends of Regis have been ening forces that would enslave Besides the Greeley delegation, CLEANERS AND DYERS issued a blanket invitation to charge of the preparations is the following affiliates attended Prescriptions Accnratolr Pilled 111 BBOADWAY attend a combination farewell Mrs. Roy G. Atkinson, president people,” the Rt. Rev. Monsignor WInee. Been. Etc. — PeanUin. Donald MacLcan, a professor at and gave reports: Akron, Yuma, b. R. Stuart and Mrs. Art Ander- Phone* PE 1711 A PE. I7W party and reception, to be held of the Regis Mothers’ club. Wray, Kersey, Eaton, Ault, Platte- ISOO So. Pearl SP. 7539 W k e t t k e in the Regis college library from She will be assisted by Mmes. the Catholic University of Amer­ ica. warned Australians on a ville, Brighton, Keenesburg, Rog- 8 to 10 o’clock Monday evening, David F. Finnigan, H. J. Foppe, gen, and Holyoke. .\ug. 22, to honor the Rev. Paul W. F. Horst, J. F. Reinhardt, Catholic Hour broadcast V eteran Cop t)ect9f O tB en^ F. Distler, SJ., outgoing prin­ Paul Villano, Walter Scherer, The state attempts too much, Clergy L O G A N GARAGE cipal of Regis high school, and Thomas O’Keefe, and John he declared, when it tries to make the Rev. Thomas K. McKenny, Moran, and all other club mem­ man secure economically and free In Attendance Expert Repairing on All Makes SJ., his successor. bers. a him from a responsibility that The clergy attending, besides Complete Bodjr, Fender end Peint Dept. The farewell and reception is Present at the reception will should be his'alone. Two require­ Monsignor Froegel and Father Wheel Balancing and Front End Alignment under the direction of the Regis be the new members of the fac­ ments of a nation healthy enough Evans, were Fathers Clerrient B. 275 So. Logan SP. 3811 Mothers’ club, assisted by all ulty of both Regis college and to combat Communism are mass Gallagher, Joseph Cubells, S.F.; the other Regis organizations of high school so that the parents home ownership and the widest Dominic Sclafani. O.S.B.; J. F. men and women. It is hoped that of students will have an oppor­ possible ownership of industry. Brady, and J. A. Korb. all who are acquainted writh Fa­ tunity to meet them. The encouragement of them is a Committee members who plan­ 23RD ANiD OAEIDA ther Distler as well as those who Father Distler will leave Aug. proper function of the state, the ned the meeting were Mrs. J. Fred are interested in the continued 24 for Marquette high school, prelate said. McCourt, chairman; courtesy, SHOPPING DISTRICT success of Regis will attend. Milwaukee, Wis., where he will After a lifetime study of the Mrs. M. W. Burger; Mmes. Morris assume teaching duties. subject, he is skeptical about com­ Smith, Jack Prebish, Ralph J. Father McKenny, who takes pulsory arbitration except as a Fischer, Harry Rosling, Albert GARRETT’S kmnd b^S Ex-Denver Journalist over the post of principal of last resort. In the proper atmos­ Helm, Glenn Lewis, H. A. Over­ RETHMAN APPAREL & GIFTS Regis high school, comes to Den­ phere, he believes, worker and em­ man, and Donald Burger. P h f ln iK k * 6 Baby, Children, and Women’a Is Remembered at Mass ver from Omaha, Neb., where ployer should be able to reach Those in charge of the luncheon BEAUTY SHOP Wear TMT doctor'! in tatp tto e will bo he has been assistant principal agreement outside a court of law. were Mrs. S. E. Newman, Mrs, Experienced, Fathionicite Hair “We Feature Berkihire Hose” Members of the headqufirters of Creighton high school. law. eoTToctlr dlipceaad M P u k BUI Leeman Johnson, and Mrs. Richard Stylitit are If ailing to'Serve You. • Toys RENTAL LIBRABT Dtac CoapuiT . . . I rottototod staff of the National Catholic Wel­ King; registration, Mmes. John a Notions 2251 Oneida pittiaietoto to mcto rw . fare Conference attended a Mass ITo preadlr wkaowtodto IM par 2229 Oneida DE. 9209 • Lovely Gifts DE. 6733 eaet Mcoptoac ky tlw acdlcal pr» of Requiem in Washington, D. C., Wed in St. Philomena's ftactoe. da* to (air prieta, proaipt for Clarence J. McCabe in St. Fisher’s aarrlca, and aaqaeatiomd accaraep. Matthew’s Cathedral on the first Knights Give MONTVIEW tt Dtottaetlya Prtoaa ft Bridco anniversary of his death. Mr. Me Jewelry Store Partioa and ail other oecaatoaa— Cabe was editorial assistant to the BARBER SHOP T U rr OUB GIFT DEFAXTIIXHT Degrees to Watch — Jewelry Repairing director of the NCWC Press De­ An estimated crowd OPEN: partment and a member of its staff Open 10:00 a.m. Till 8:00 p.m. 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Weekday* for more than 20 years at the time Barbara Ann 51 Initiates Evenings 8.00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Saturdays of his death. He was a former Whirry became Your Butinen Appreciated Denver daily newspaperman. the bride of The first three degrees of 2235 Oneida • EA. 28.34 2231 Oneida The Rev. John B. Araut cele Ralph Duffner the Knights of Columbus were before a Nuptial brated the Mass, which was at­ exemplified • to a class of 51 of his 72nd birthday. Mass in S t Phil initiates in ceremonies Sunday, tended by the Rt. Rev. John K omena’s church Cahill, who now acts as the OPEN DAILY MIUER'S CLEANERS Cartwright, rector of St. Mat­ Aug. 7, in-the K. of C. hall, E. unofficial greeter, started as a rail­ celebrated by 16th and Grant streets. Prompt Pick-op and Dslireiy thew’s. Monsignor Wil­ road call boy to become one of MONTVIEW and ROSLYN liam M. Higgins A large number of the new best-known men in the state. to NEW BUCK HOMES ' V'e Give Your Clethet That Aug. 6. knights entering the Denver Tile Bsthe — Gersaee Pertonalised Touch council were from the neighbor­ Becomes Bride BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH The bride wore ing communities of Brighton and CALL FR. 8970 2235 Oneida Dexter 7804 a white srftin Patronize These Friendly Firms dress with finger Littleton, and many were mem­ bers of Assumption parish, The firms listed here de­ tip veil, and car Welby, of which the Rev. John SKEUY ried white roses. Giambastiani, O.S.M., is pastor. serve to be remembered NEW HOMES FOR SALE Her sister-in-law, Mrs. Helen Sunday evening following ini­ SERVICE STATION when you are distributing 2 and 3 Bed Room* in Park Hill ROSS VARIETY STORE tiation ceremonies, a buffet sup- Offlc. DE.

Thuriday, August 11, 1949 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE Denver Cathedral Sodality Wed in Holy Ghost Church X-Rays Will Save Contact With Unfortunates To Install New Officers Denver Residents Wednesday, Aug. 17, will mark a milestone in the history of the Over $2,000,000 Would Prompt Catholics to Denver Cathedral sodality of Our More than two million dollars Lady of the Immaculate Concep­ and untold hours of hospitalization tion, for on that date the first will be saved residents of Denver officers elected since the affilia­ and the Tri-County area during Aid De Paul Salvage Bureau tion of the sodality with the Prima the remaining 17 days of the pres­ Primaria in Rome will be installed (St. Vincant de Paul Salvage "THAT IS JUST ONE OF the “In many a clothes closet and ent chest x-ray survey,* it was re­ Bureau, Denver) services rendered by the St. basement there are clothing, with solemn ceremony in St. Paul's vealed by Dr. LeRoy Allen, med­ chapel at 8 p.m. “IF CATHOLIC FAMILIES Vincent de Paul Salvage hats, shoes, .booMt, * furniture, ical officer in charge of the United could see and talk with the un­ bureau, made possible entirely underclothing, etc^ whieft it is Miss June Holzer, prefect-elect, States Public Health team taking fortunates we interview every from the sa^ of a portion of unlikely will ever agpih be used will be presented with the gavel part in the present Campaign. week,” the manager of St. Vin­ the discarded articles contribu­ by present owners. Those are of authority, and the sodality "When' tuberculosis is discov- cent de Paul Salvage bureau ted us by Denver families. the very things the Salvage medal will be bestowed on her by eced in an early stage, its victims said this week, “ we would never “Yes, only a portion is sold bureau needs in increasing Miss Charlene Pierson, retiring are usually saved from the ex­ lack the personal and household through our retail store—suf­ quantities in order to meet the prefect. Miss Holzer, a transfer penditure of large sums of money necessities they urgently need. ficient to meet our heavy oper­ heavy demands upon it. and their hospitalization period is sodalist from St. Leo’s parish, has, “There was, for instance, the ating co.sts—and only then after “Catholics, we know, will during the past year, served as considerably shortened,” Dr. Allen youn^ man who had lost an having been thoroughly reha­ said. share enthusiastically in the Catholic Truth chairman and was arm in an agricultural accident bilitated. work of the bureau when they I in charge of the World Sodality He continued, "An undiscovered and. who, though he approached case of tuberculosis can be a se­ “We, too, have waiting lists. understand our needs. This will I day celebration. May 8. all agencies assisting the handi­ be a good rule to follow; When­ rious source of infection to other capped, was unable to obtain Not so much for jobs, but for Other elected officers to be in­ members of the victim’s immediate various articles urgently needed ever you are discarding any stalled will be Julia Donnigan, employment His wife was do­ article—personal or household family and also to friends. Be­ ing all she could but, because by destitute families. At the vice prefect; Alice Mahoney, sec­ cause of this, it is impossible to —put it to work helping the retary: and Alice Deslongchamp, of her health, could not accept moment we are waiting pa­ needy by requesting the Salvage calculate accurately the saving in full-time employment even if it tiently for three mattresses and treasurer. Appointed members of time and money involved in the bureau to call for it. June Holzer the advisory board who will re­ were to be had. a few quilts for a family of discovery of just one active case “He was received sympathe­ seven who actually are without “We regret our inability to ceive their offices from the retir- MARY ANN DE CLUE of 1266 Downing street, of TB. accept newspapers and maga­ jing chairmen are Genevieve Ryan, tically enough by a few agen­ any of these things. Right here Denver, became the bride of James J. Powers, Jr., of “Our experience indicates there cies, and hia name was placed in Denver, where one would zines. There is practically no Lavonna Duhaime, Marie Wallace, 1749 Humboldt, Denver, prior to a Nuptial Mass offered in Holy Ghost are some person.^ who are afraid market for them, and their col­ Dr. F. A . Smith Frances Bertoluza, Betty Schmidt, at the bottom of their long scarcely believe such a condition church, Denver, June 18 by the Rev. William Gallagher.Gallag' The bride is to have a chest x-ray. waiting lists. But that did not exists, that family is sleeping lection entails a direct financial and Regina Phelan. a graduate of St. Francis de Salps’ school, and the bridegrroom “They should not be frightene.d! loss which, we feel sure, our OptometrUl help yen’ much. That family on rags on the floor. Father Duane Theobald, moder­ attended Cathedral high school. The couple are making their home in “Actually only a small fraction needed immediate assistance. friends will not wish us to suf­ Denver. of one per ce'nt of the population fer. Books of all kinds are very Eye. Examined * Visual Care ator, will address the new officers', “THE WIDOWED MOTHER before the ceremony concludes! have undiscovered actiye,ttJbercu- “THEY WERE NOT DEN­ is trying desperately to pur­ acceptable.” Individually Styled Glaiiet with the recitation of the act o£| losi.s. The finding of that rela­ VER residents and, therefore, chase the home they live in, The bureau’s trucks operate consecration and Benediction of; tively small per cent, however, is ineligible for public'assistance. which takes $35 from her re­ in North Denver every Monday. the Blessed Sacrament. I of the greatest importance. But they were hungry, and duced relief check each month. They cover South and West Dedication Lunch Set “In order to do a complete job without a roof over their heads. Long before the advent of cold Denver on Tuesday and Thurs­ ! Following the installation, the of controlling this disease we must Having their names at the bot­ Ford Optical Co. {retiring officers will hold a social weather, we are sure, the day, and are in East Denver and reach our goal of 350,000 x-rayed tom of a long list of applicants needed mattresses and bedding Park Hill every-.Wednesday and 1558 Broadway I in the reading room to honor, the persons in this area. small consolationtion tor them.was new officers. All friends and will be received by us and con­ Friday. The telephone number , "This achievement is supremely “We arranged housing and tributed to them. is CHerry 5503. TAbor 1295 former sodalists are invited to at­ By Altar Society at important to our nation in its eating accomodations for them tend. great effort to sUmp out tubercu­ while an effort was being made losis. to find some type of employ­ “Remember, there are only 17 ment for the man. But, with the Vacuum Cleanar and Horn* Furniture Co. Christ, King School days left in this x-ray campaign!” unusually large number of able- Permanent x-ray units will be bodied unemployed men in Den­ YOUR NORTH DENVER (Christ the King Parish, Denver) located at the following places ver this summer, that proved through the rest of the month. impossible. The only alternative The Altar and Rosary society of Christ the King parish Sixteenth and Champa, 16th and was to provide transportation California, T7th and Stout, Metro­ to their home county, where will have charge of the luncheon to be served in the school politan building. Republic build­ their families reside, where PHILCO DEALER hall to His Excellency, the Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Arch­ ing, Loop cafe. City and County they are known, and where, at WANTS YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR! bishop of Denver, and the visiting clergy, after the dedication | c! least, they can receive sufficient general a.ssistance to keep body WE WILL GIVE YOU A TREMENDOUS ALLOWANCE ceremonies Thursday, Aug. 18. Mrs. Eugene Sanders, presi-(Penney store at 21 S. Broadway, and soul together. FOR YOUR PRESENT REFRIGERATOR OR ICE BOX dent, has asked the pa.st presidents, gwiiiiwuiiiiinsiiwiimiiinswiniauiwitnwiinnMiiiiimsinimiiinmHWWiwgniuiMiMiwunysiniiiuiiwiinntiinwituuiiiiniiiiHuiai the present officers, and the chair- "NO MAHER HOW OLD OR NEW IT IS" ... COME men of the various committees to St. Vincent's IN TODAY AND BE READY TO MAKE THE BEST BUY serve the luncheon. Sum m eATltiiiASjchiiduIe Mrs. Robert Spaldin'g has do­ OF YOUR LIFE ON A NEW nated the flag for the school HNS Group grounds. The flag pole will be 1949 PHILCO erected in the near future. 9n (Dsufwoh CbuJudioaiM Convenient, Some 25 guests enjoyed the hos­ niulimiiimiiiuiiiumiiuiiiuimnmmimiiiiniiiuiiiiniiiaimiiiiimiiiHiiHimiiiiiimiiuiitiiiiiiiinmiulimmiiimiimnimimiinimimiinimniiinmi Plans Picnic pitality of Mrs. C. B. McCormick The summer schedule of Masses ST- (St. Vincent de Peul’a Fver Built I and daughter, Patsy, at dinner Liktwood. 6. 7:35, 9:35, ind 11. Pariah, Denver) \ Monday, Aug. 8, to compliment in the Denver archdiocese in par­ ST. (MJETAN’S. 1165 9tb St.. 5. 5:50. Suzanne Brubeek^who will be mar­ ishes that have reported the Mass 10:30. end 12:15. The monthly meeting of the ried Aug. 20. time to the R eg ister is given be­ ST. CATHERINE'S. W. 42nd Ave. end Holy Name society will be held in It’s the beautiful Philco low. Schedules in ether churches Federal, 6. 7:30. 9. 10:30. and 12:15. the school hall, Aug. 10 at 8j).m. Mis.s Marion Douds has returned 897 . , . a sensatioa from a vi.sil to Red River, N. Mex. will be printed as soon as reported. ST. DOMINIC'S, 2905 Federal Blvd.. After the meeting the membersibi 5 :30. 7:30. 9. 10. 11. and 12. of the picnic committee will make in features,'quality, Mr.s. Evangeline Hinman and ST. ELIZABETH'S. 11th and Curtla. two children will leave next week final arrangements for the Holy value. Sec it now! ANNUNCIATION. 1521 Humboldt. 6:16. 5, 8. 9:15. 11. and 12:15. Name and Pinochle club picnic to for a vusit with her son in AUmosa. 7:30. 8:30, 9:10. 10.45, and 12. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES'. Alameda and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hamilton and BLESSED SACRAMENT, 4930 MontrUw S. Sherman, 5, €, 7. 8, 9. 10. 11. and be held at Genesee park on Sun­ .son, Richard, will leave Saturday, BWd.. 7. 8. 9:30. 10:45, and 12. 12. , day, Aug. 14. All men of the par­ Famous Philco" ST. JAMES'. 1248 Newport. 5. 7:15. ish are invited to attend this ,4ug. 13. for a 10-day motor trip CATHEDRAL, Colfax and Loaan. 4. 7. 8:30. 9:45. 11. and 12:15. CPNSERVA.pOR through Yellowstone National 1. 9. ID. 11:30, and 12:80. meeting. ST. JOHN'S, Fifth and Joiephlne, 5. 7. All parishioner.s are invited to park. CHRIST. THE KING. E. Eizhth Ara. and 8. 9. 10, 11. and 12. Exclusive shelf-lined Mary Immaculate circle will en­ Eim itreat, 5, 8, io, and 12. ST. JOSEPH'S (POLISH). 617 K. 46th attend t h e picnic. All .should inner door that doubla bring their own lunch but refresh­ ‘ S‘ in confirms ih ' joy the hospitality of Mrs. Robert HOLY FAMILY, 4377 Utica St.. 6. 7:30. Ave., 6. 8:30. and 10:80. the front shelf space; Spalding in her home, 310 Colo­ y. 10. 11:15, and 12:15. ST. JOSEPH'S IREDEMPTORIST). W ments will be served. There will 5th Ava, and Calapaxo. 5:30, 7. 8:80. be horseshoe pitching, baseball, rado boulevard, for lunch and HOLY GHOST. 635 19th Si., 6. 7. 8:15. 10. and 11:30. bridge Wednesday, Aug. 17. 9:15. 10:15. 11:15. and 12:15. races, and other activities. A goo’d ST. LEO'S. 908 10th St., 7, 9. 10:80. time is guaranteed for both young Mrs. J. J. Jacobucci will have a HOLY ROSARY, E. 4e so glod to hear your voica the/ll Eielieve just about anything dangerous germ earrieri. days, 8:30. inson, Mrs. Robertson, Gloria Ap- MORRISON, ML Elisabath Retreat, I AO. pelhance, Mrs. Zumboete, Mrs. NEDERLAND, t (Juna 5 to Stpt. 4). you tell them. O No matter where you spend your vocation there will always The Denver Taylor, Gary Hart, Jocelyn Hart, RAMAH. 10. f ^ n m e m REDSTONE. 9. Mrs. Mullins, Mrs. Honecker, Mrs. STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, I AO and 10 AO. ,be a telephone nearby. # Keep in touch with home by Long Distance, t FURNITURE COMPANY Pest Control Hanson, Mrs, Lowder, Mrs. Dowl­ SHERIDAN LAKE, lat and 3rd Sundays, ing, Mrs. Gick, Mrs. Bastien, Grace 9; holy days, 11. lOTH STIltIT AT LAWRINCE STRASBURG. St. Gartruda'a, HAD, ond Service Lob. Klimoski, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Neal, 2nd Sunday; 7:30, 4th Sunday. Mrs. Ed Clinton, Mrs. Ted Clinton, STRATTON, 8L Charleg'. 7 and 10 AO. G«o. Lftchmen, Owner and Mrs. Duncan. Games were WELBY. Aienmption, SA9, 7 AO. 0:30, and 12. Our tUual Liberal Credit Term* 1754 SO. BROADWAY played and many nice prizes were given for the evening. Lunch was WESTMINISTER. Holy Trinity, 0. WRAY. Sundays, 3 and 9 AO; holy days, T H E MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY served by the hostesses. V 7:30 and 0. PAGE TEN Offica, 938 B( :k Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone', KEystene 4205 Thursday, August tl, 1949

Rosemary Colosacco Bride St. Anthony's Librarian I POOR VISlOK—A HANDICAP I Rosemary Colo­ To meet todey’e conditienf tnceetifnlljr, we need good sacco, daughter I ▼iiion. Poor eyetight ii e hendieep—but e neediest one. Ste- of Mrs. Ann BAZAAR I tistics show that while normal eyesight uses up 25 percent of Colosacco oj Den­ I the nerrous energy of the body, defectiTO tight may use as ver, became the of the New Church of I high at 60 percent. Haye your eyes checked regularly. bride of Robert I Carbone, son of I Mr. a n d Mrs. St. Catherine V. M. Rocco Carbone of I S W I G E R T BROS. Denver, on June Derby, Colorado I 2 in St. Pat­ I 1550 California Optometrists KEyitone 7651 rick's church, I Denver. The Rev. AUGUST 19,20,21, 1949 I Belter Vhion Good Service Regis McGuire I for 'Eeery A%e At ^g h t Price* officiated at the Special Attraction Each Night double-ring cere­ I GLASSES INDIVIDUALLT STYLED mony. The bride I was given, in NESCO CHEF ELECTRIC RANGE I marriage by her On Duplay brother. Jack I Colosacco. At the FISH POND FOR YOUNG I REQUIESCANT Nuptial Mass the I IN PACE ® vocal solos were LINEN BOOTH I THEODORE I sung b y Miss I Bernice Archer. CAKE BOOTH ON SATURDAY ANTHONY GERARD. 1812 12th I street. Requiem Mssi was ottered Aus. The bride wore HOME MADE CAKES I 10 in St. Eiixsbeth'i church. W. P. a gown of Chan­ HACKETHAU Horan A Son mortuary. ------I------.J EDWARD McCARE, 1863 Champa. tilly lace over Requiem Mass is beina ottered Auc 11 satin and net. in Holy Ghost church. Interment Ut. MORTUARY Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son mortuary. H er finger-tip William O’Brien, Associate S. SGT. THOMA5 O. OBECHINA, veil of imported Religious Articles killed in action in Hartinsbuttel. Ger­ silk illusion fell 1149-51 Kalamatb Su many. Father of Donald Obeebina of • Statnez • Rosaries • Medals • Pictures Richmond, Calif.; son of Mrs, Frank from a headdress Phone AlAin 4006 Couch of Porterville. Csllf.: brother of of seed pearls. • Crucifixes • Prayar Books • Pendants • Books • Plaques Mrs. Marian Bennett of Denver, Joe She carried a Obechina of Lindsay, Calif.; and Mrs. Helen Farrell of Richmond, Calif. Re­ white prayer C O M P U n UNE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME quiem High Mass was offered Aug. 10 book with an or­ H I o n u m e n I s in St. Dominic's church. Interment Mt. We hare erected many beauti* chid and stream- Olivet. Boulevaird mortuary. * ers of Stephan­ NEW LIBRARIAN of the nursing division library of ful monuments in Mt. OliTSt MICHAEL FILKOSKI (FIJALKOW- s ' otis. Miss Alvina A . P . W a g n e r Cemetery. SKI), route 2, Brighton. Father of Felix St. Anthony's hospital, Denver, is Mrs. Katherine Watson Fllkoski, Ault; Harry Filkoaki, Broom­ M ae Colosacco, (right), shown with Dolores Zaren. Mrs. Watson, author of three A. T. THOMSON field; Vanda Krosky, Brighton; Cecilia sister of the books for children, was made head of the children’s department of 4 iii’iu II i;ooi»« (o. Dawkins, Fort Lupton; A. J. Filkoski, bride, was maid the Denver Public .library in 1923 and held this position until 1948, Fort Collins; Sigmund Filkoski, Gene­ I A. a :u i 600 Sherman St. TA 8018 vieve- Filkoski, and Eleanor Gobater, all of honor. She wore yellow marquisette and a yellow hat trimmed in whtn ill health forced her to resign.— (Photo by Smyth) (ilMi llfh of- D^ver; Stella Getchell, Oregon, rosebuds, andana carriedcarnea a colonial bouquetoouquet ofoi yellow and orchid gladioli.gladioli.roseouas, Louise Lucille Gobater and Nellie Bridemaids were Angeline Colmenero and Barbara Ann Colosacco, + + + + + .Chapla, all of California. Also survived by 40 grandchildren and 22 great-grand- cousin of the bride. Their gowns and hats were similar to those worti LAWN MOWEK.. children. Requiem High Maas was of. by the maid of honor. Gerald Carbone, brother of the bridegroom, fered Aag.-—9 in St. Joseph’s Polish was best man. Premo Bartot, Jr., of Sheridan, Wyo., cousin of the $17.75 and up church. Interdsent Mt. Olivet, Olinger Nurse Council Secretary mortuary. bridegroom, was usher. Power Mowers *15.3'^® LOUIS ZUCOL,'SR., E. Valley avenue, Following the wedding a breakfast was served in the Brown Arvada. Husband of Rachel Zucol; father Palace hotel for tl\e immediate families. A reception was held in the Used Mowers...... $5 and up of Louis, Jr.; Silvo Zucol, and Ida home of the bride’s mother St. Joseph's Graduate MOWERS SHARPENED D'Odorico, all of Arvada; brother of Richard Zucol of Switzerland and Gasper f Mrs. Carbone was secretary of the Senior Young Ladies’ sodality . . . REPAIRED Zucol of Tyrol, Austria; grandfather of of J^t. Patrick’s parish, where she was also a member of the choir. (Archdiocetan Council cf Catholic The ACCN extends its sincere Robert and Josephine D'Odorico. Re­ Mr. Carbone is a member of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel parish. Nunez, Denver Chapter) quiem High Mass was offered Aug. 9 sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. John In St. Anne’s shrine, Arvada. Interment Mrs. Viola Amman Fanger, Hutman on the death of Mr. Hut- Mt. Olivet. Olinger mortuary. secretary of the ACCN, and treas­ man’s father. ELIZABETH KELTY. Requiem Misz urer of the Denver executive James McDermott, a brother A . L GLODT wAfl offered in the Mullen home chapel Picnic Bus Is Available Aug. 8. Inter'ment Mt. Olivet. George board, is a graduate of St. Joseph’s of Mrs. Eileen ponors and Mrs. 253 Broadway PE. 9866 P. Hackethai aervice. Marjorie Voyt, is ill in St. Luke’s BASIL W. MURRINy late of 907 hospital. 1001 BANNO Colorado boulevard. Father of Ethel For Archbishop's Guild Alpine 0473 Zidan and James Murrin. Long Beach, Emil Neering is seriously ill in Calif., and Marjr Burnett. Denver. Re­ Mercy hospital. EVENINGS PEarl 5091 quiem Maas waa offered Aug. 10 in the (Archbiihop’, Guild, Denver) St. Joseph’s Circle Mrs. Marjorie Voyt and family Cathedral. Interment Mt. Olivet. have been entertaining a few of JOSEPH PLANT, 44 Kalamath. Hus­ The Archbishop’s guild annual Mrs. Alberta Kurtz, her husband band of Katherine Plant; brother of summer picnic will be held Sun­ and family have had a two-week Mr. Voyt’s relative.^ the past week, 9 9 Mrs. Louise Marnbjr, Mrs. Fannie Oaks, including Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert and Will Plant. Services were held day, Aug. 21, at Our Lady of the vacation in Texas, New Mexico, Voyt and daughter, Mary Ann, of Why Pay More’ Aug. 5. o Rockies camp above Evergreen. and Colorado. Caracas, Venezuela (Mary Ann MRS. MINNIE WILSON, 2912 S. (Trademark) ; Sherman street. Grandmother of Edward The transportation- will be by a The members of St. Joseph’s cir­ plans to attend St. Mary’s college Miller of Englewood. Also survived by bus leaving Catholic Charities at cle held a picnic Wednesday eve­ in New York this fall); Mrs. one great-grandchild. Services were held ning. Aug. 3, in the yard of Mrs. Theresa Voyt and daughter, Leona, Aug. 6. 9:45 a.m. It will arrive back in Avis Dade. Co-hostess with Mrs. from Pueblo; and Mrs. Therisa WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES Denver at 6 p.m. Dade was Miss Frances Hankie. McFeely, also of Pueblo. Mrs. Mar­ COMPANY MABEL BUECHNER The charge for the dinner and Ave Marie Circle jorie Voyt reports a good time Mabel Buechner, prominent Denver was enjoyed. Colorado Owned Stores clubwoman, died Aug. 6 following a bus fare will be $2.50 per person. Wednesday evening, Aug. 10, heart attack in her home, 1110 Emerson All members should make reserva­ was the date of the last meeting Miss Catherine Zwickl, publicity Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. street. chairman, who recently returned She was born In New York city Aug. tions immediately with the circle of Ave Maria circle, when the host- 30 South Broadway 15th and California lf>. 1862, and was educated in that city. es- was Mrs. John Huls. The mem­ after a two-month absence, is She came to Denver 62 years ago. She presidents and the presidents in bers held their study club session, on her job again and extends an 3933 W. Colfax l7th & Tremont was active in club work and her hobby turn are asked to have all reserva­ invitation to members of the was traveling. Mrs, Buechner bad been followed by sewing. 'ICTORIAL SYMBOLISM- abroad several times. tions in to Josephine Hytrek at Mrs. Louis Higgins and family ACCN to send her news of their families and friends. to individualize a monument She wsi a member of the Cathedral TA. 6649 by Saturday, Aug. 13. returned from, a vacation to Kan­ Altar and Rosary society, the Woman's All members are urged to attend sas. They had spent three weeks Mercy Hospital with a religious incident or one club of Denver, the Catholic Press club, and the Junior Woman's club of Denver. this outing. there visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hatfield CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING of family significance, is now Surviving sre a daughter, Miss Mabel Morning Star Circle are the parents of a boy born in A. Beuchner of Denver, and two nieces. The letters containing the re­ Mrs. Viola Amman Fanger Mercy hospital Aug. 6. Mrs. Hat­ available .to you through our Requiem Mats was offered Aug. 8 in newal membership cards for the Florence Choquette spent the field is the former Ann Chetter- the Cathedral. week end in Steamboat Springs hospital school of nursing, Denver, Classified Ads new etching process known as Friends of Carmel have been in with friends. bock, class of 1947, Mercy hospital. ^ It will pay yoa lo raad AiaL of th a followinf adTortiaamaota. i "Lithopictures. PVT. RAYMOND B. TRUJILLO the mail for some time. Members and is a very active member of the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Williams i Pvt. Raymond B. Trujillo of Brighton Our Lady-of Fatima Circle ACCN. are the parents of a boy, born re­ was killed in action over France in 1946. are asked to return the cards as Patricia Pimpl and her co-host­ He was born Nov. 18. 1928, in Garcia. quickly as possible. Mrs. Fanger is head nurse in the cently in Mercy. Mr.s. Williams is Come in at your convenience ess, Mrs. Nellie Nixon, entertained the former Phillis Shaw, class of HELP WANTED PAINTING-PAPERHANGIfIG He attended Abbey high school in Canon Immaculate Conception Circle the members of Our Lady of Fat­ nursery at St. Joseph’s hospital, a ’ and see samples of this new de­ City before entering the army in 1945. 1945, Mercy school of nursing. INVESTIGATIONS PAINTING, paperhanging, deeontinjc; Surviving are his parents, Mr. and The members of Immaculate ima circle Saturday evening, Aug. position she has held for 14 years. Miss Dorothy Neislanik is vaca­ DctGctiveB Quality‘ «vork. - -References. -£. ^T. Yeager,. velopment, etched in color on Mrs. Lucas Trujillo; five brothers. 6. G«ntral Invettijratioiu. Criminal, civil 87 W. Myle, SPruce 2964. Willie, Mike. Lucas, Jr.; Sam, and Conception circle will be enter­ Since she loves babies, her tioning in Wyoming. Our Lady of Loretto Circle CUM aolved. Misiing persona and wit* the beautiful granites in the Benigno Trujillo: and two sisters. Mrs. tained by Cecelia Garland in her Miss Donna Collette is camp neuea located. Proceaa aerveri. Day and Wallpaper hanging, painting, refflo4tltiIg. Erasto Romero jsod Miss Mary Trujillo, home Friday evening, Aug. 12. Dorothy Walsh will entertain hobby is, of course, babies. nitfbt aervica. Licensed and bonded. Free Rainbow Line. We would like all of Brighton.' nurse at the Bar X ranch in Wyo­ Call KE. 6793. ' ' ' Mrs. Norris Hoskins and family the members of Our Lady of Lor­ Mrs. Fanger resides with her ming for the summer. coniultation. Read our ad in the Denver .to tell you all about it. Requiem Mass was offered Aug. 8 In etto circle Friday evening, Aug. 12. telephone directory. TAbor 0774, S12-'313 ACE riasfering Co. Plastering A Stucco- St. Cajelan's church. Interment Mt. are spending a week vacationing husband, Fred'B. Fanger, at 1822- Mrs. Mary Hartgerink from S t ^change Bldg.. 1030 I5th S t Patch work. PE. 8696. Olivet. Trevino mortuary. at Grand Lake. Mrs. Louise O’Brien has been Franklin street. Francis’ hospital, Hartford, Conn., MC CAULEY DETECTIVE BUREAU ill and in the hospital recently. JACQUES BROTHERS MRS. MARY E. CRANOR Margaret Ormsby has returned Annual Picnic Aug. 21 is employed in the surgical ward FOR RENT T Funeral services were held July 30 for from a trip to Indiana, where she St. France! Cabrini’. Circle The annual picnic of the Denver at Mercy hospital. Homes For Sale r Since 1902 Mrs. Mary E. Cranoy, wife of the late has been visiting her mother. She A meeting of St. Frances Ca- Sister Mary Alphonsus is WEST Side—6 rooms — modern. Want G. C. Cranor, in Menlo Park. Calif. was accompanied by her niece, brini’s circle, originally scheduled chapter will be held Sunday, Aug. couple with children to do repairing on Mrs. Cranor. who was formerly Mae 21, at Elitch’s Gardens. The north steadily improving. house for part of rent. DE. 9173. IN ST. LOUIS Pariah. Englewood. 2 beau* 28 E. 6th Ave. AL 2019 McCune, was bom and reared in Denver. Carol Ormsby, whose home is in to be held in the home of Mrs. The Sisters of Mercy are hav­ tiful corner loU, one block from achool She lived here until 1930, when she pavilion has been reserved, and South Dakota. Ethel Hickey, was held instead in complimentary gate tickets will be ing their retreat from Aug. 6 to WANTED TO RENT and church. All Uxea paid. Pbone S l ^ ^ t went to Korea to live after her mar­ 1-3945. riage. In 1936 she returned to California St. Jude'f Circle Mrs. Frances Poth’s home Tuesday Aug. 15. • PLEASE; Register eraptojee with fsmily evening, Aug. 9. given to the nurses, their families, TRADE u. s and had lived there since. Mrs. Agatha Kullman enter­ and friends. Adults are asked to St. Anthony’s Hospital of two children desperately needs unfur­ OPEN DAILY .i MARK FATfMT She is survived by her mother. Mrs. Peggy Hickey will be the guest The nursing division library nished or furnished house or opt Call RC9. COLD .SPRING OFFICt Lillie McCujie, Denver: two children, tained St. Jude’s circle in her home pay the two cents federal tax for Mathew, Kc. 42D6, Ext, 18, or leave word Cloee to Christ the King church and tchbol. Mary E. and John A. Cranor; three step­ Aug. 1 for the regular meeting. of honor at a miscellaneous shower admission. i boa.sts of a new librarian, Mrs. with operator. New fivewfoom bungalow. Full fisUhed MONUMENT.S on Thursday, Aug. 11, when Mrs. Katherine Watson. In 1923, after basement with bath. $2,500 down will ll4AUTI,UL«MniT4l sons. Gustav C. Cranor, Jr.; Walter E. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Vifquain en­ The board of directors of the BRICK REPAIRS handle. 985 Forcet, D& 0912 Cranor, and William K. Cranor. all of joyed a few days at Grand Lake Barbara Taylor and Mrs. Mary credit union met Aug. 2 at Mercy five years in the Denver Public California; and two brothers, Charles W. Lou Kalamaya will entertain for BRICK REPAIRS: Speeializinz in brick THE RAINBOW LINE OF GRANITES McCune and James F. McCune of Denver. and Estes Park recently. hospital. Miss Mary Jean Negri library, she was made head of the 3 BEDROOM brtek home in Annunciation her in Mrs. Taylor’s home. children’s department and held pointing and repairing, also canlking and Parish. Foueuion Oct. 16. Phone* K£. Mrs. R. H. Bell and family vis­ of St. Anthony’s hospital was painting. DC. 6660. WALTER EVANS. 7240. St. Michael’z Circla elected to the credit committee. that position until the summer of >48 Steela. ited in Oak Creek for a few days Mary Ellen Logan of S t Mi­ 1948, when ill health compelled and Mrs. Bell has also had as Mrs. Josephine Hayes, president her to resign. house guest her sister. Sister Es­ chael's circle is spending six t^eeks of the Denver chapter of the DRUGGISTS Call a at Santa Maria camp, where she is ACCN, who has been ill for some Throughout her professional ther. acting as counselor. years, Mrs. Watson did not lack time, attended the meeting. Mem­ TOUR PRESCRIPTIONS Outstanding Catholic Personnel Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Martines and Our Lady of Lourdes Circle bers of the ACCN are happy to public recognition. In 1947 she ZONE CAB family are vacationing in Canada Mr. and Mrs. Jim 'Savis and know that Mrs. Hayes is active received a citation from her alma will be filled eorrectly at MAin 7171 and the Northwest. Prompt, Courtioea Service ATTEND EVERY PHASE OF EACH CATHOLIC SERVICE family have returned from their once again. mater, Ripon college in Wisconsin, WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY Preciouz Blood Circle vacation. They spent a week at for outstanding work in the field of CHEAPER RATES 1 Our Lady of Fatima Bridge Club children’s literature. Of this work, Ph. SP. >786 10>8 South Gaylord St. 2>WAY-RAD10 (' The Holland house in Golden Big Creek lake and Green Mount­ CLEAN NEW CAB6 t will be the scene of a dinner party ain dam and a week in Glenwood Our Lady of Fatima Bridge club one of the most widely known proj­ met Tues^y, Aug. 9, at the home ects was. Once Upon a Time, her Aug. 13 for the members of Springs. TOWELS & LINEN SUPPLY Precious Blood circle. of Mrs. Norman Todd, 860 Emer­ popular Saturday morning radio BOREN ...Of O thiJC je^ Margaret O’Connor spent the son. Louise Deem won first, Jo program of stories, plays, and Wilma Gerspach and Mora Sul­ week end in Central City. Anderson, second, and Major Lu­ interviews with writers, which she MOUNTAIN TOWEL * SUPPLY CO. Transfer & Storage livan will leave next week for a Mr.' and Mrs. George Canny cille Bacchieri, the consolation directed for seven years. two-week vacation in Evergreen. have been enjoying short trips to award. Service fumlabed for Offieea. Barbara, Moving Storing Mrs. Watson has three books to Reatauranta, Storee. and Banquets Piano Moving-Baggage Storing • JOSEPH E. BONA Ida Garbella has returned from the mountains during their vaca­ Mrs. Marie Dowd underwent her credit, Once Upon a Time, Ra­ a three-month sojourn in Europe. tion. surgery in Mercy hospital Aug. 9. dio Play* for Children, and Their B W BECKIUS, Manager 616 E. 17th Ave. MA. 2867, • DOROTHY ST. JOHN JACKSON Mrs. Clara Marker is recovering Way, the latter a collection of Cath­ 1227 Cnrtia SU MA. 7969 rapidly after recent surgery in olic religious stories for children. American Pennant 44 • C. WOODROW JACKSON Wed in Ft. Logan Mercy hospital. Mrs. Watson has already won JT:RRY BREEN 4 Miss Jennie Berlinger’s mother the hearts of students, as well Mfg. Co. 4 Alice Vera Mc- is ill at home. as the hospital patients to whom NEW Lo c a t io n • EDWIN I DAVIS Fall, daughter she distributes books once a week. LETTERING AND OECORATIfIG St. Joseph’s Hospital OP ALL ATHLETIC UNIFORMS Mr. a n d Mr1 1004 15th St. i • HAROLD BELLM C. D. of A. Plan Picnic Beverly Kath (’48) 'will be­ CHENILLE LETTERS. EMBLEMS Henry McFall, a n d m onogram s < became the bride come the bride of Leonard Haag- NOW OPEN man, Aug. 14 in Sheridan, Wyo. ► 534 18th St.. Fontioi Building. KE 1387 ^ • GENE STEINKE of Clarence How- For Families Sunday trd Crowe, son Ann McKnight, a member of Sanior and Junior Catholic the teaching staff at St Joseph’s • ELEANOR HAGERMAN of Mr. and Mrs. Daughters of Court St. Rita 625 for the past five years, will be CUKI KER CABS Frank Crowe, in will hold a joint family picnic on married to Wallace Hull of Cali­ Also SighUeeing Trips St- P a t r i c k’s TA. 2233 • ANTHONY CQNIGLIO church, Ft. Lo­ Sunday, Aug. 14, at the Our fornia early this winter. ED OUNDON gan. T h e Rev. Lady of Lourdaz picnic grounds, Patricia Lewis (’48) left Denver • PERCY LOUNGE Anthony W e i n- 2217 S. Logan street, Denver. for Ketchikan, Alaska, on Aug. 6. zapel officiated at Benediction will be given in the will work at Ketchikan Gcn-She WE HAVE MOVED grotto at 4 p.m. There will be eral hospital. • JOHN M. CORCORAN the ceremony. The bride wore games and prizes for the juniors. Anne Katich (’49) was married a white taffeta All members are urged to come. to Ed Bauman on Aug. 6. ABEGG-FELLOWS Printing Co. gown with finger­ Frances Schmidt, chairman, can Helen Lyons (’48) was m ^ - tip veil and car­ be called at PEiarl 7142 or EAst ried on Aug. 10 to Jack Hawkins 1454 Welton in Rear • Denver • KE. 4054 ried a white 9170. of Denver. prayer book 'with white roses. H e r sister, QUiT BELLACHIN ABOUT RENT Maxine McFall, CARY’S I Licensed General was pa a i d of 16lh oi Bouldtr honor. Winnie 1500 S. BROADWAY CONTRACTING CONTROL! 0 £ iiU fe A McFall, her other sister, and Char- ; We Pay Cash j Home BaUding— Own your own Homo—I’ll toll you n Duplex, half atone; in* ^ mORTURRIiS teen and Barbara aulntad; hardwood floora; all furnished; all modern, gas 4c Crowe, sisters of Planning- lights, 2 indoor fireplaces, and large outdoor fireplace; large For Used Furniture Grotto; double cement garage, 13 Iota, 150x190, all fenced; New Serving Ntorly th e bridegroom, Re-Mfideling were bridesmaids. and tool house, 1800 sq. ft. floor apace; beautiful location in Indian Hall at Oenvtr't Fomi/itt Buddy Larimer, Estimates Hills, 30 minutes from Denver— MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS cousin of the At No Obligation All for $7,500. bridegroom, was PE 4IU SA 1123 Term* if neceuary. best man, and Donald Zoeller, Jean Brown, and George Pastore, Jr., TA. 7576 were the Qshers>- IPEK EVERIIU TILL > P.E. CALL GR. 3488 A reception was held in the home of the bride’s parents. r

Thuradoy, August 11, 1949 Office, 938 B( ;k BtTMt THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TaUphene, KEyitent 4205 PAGE ELEVEN

The Denver Catholic Register Odious Comparison 'In All Things, Charity' By R ev. Robert E. Kekeisek By Rev. J ohn B. E bel prg«Man». ______Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D - Methodist Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam of New Beneath the storms of controversy and even of York thinks there is a “striking parallel between •RfrTtPv. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D persecution that merely stir the surface waters, the organisational structure and method of the the liturgical life of the Church moves on serenely Managing Director™...... Msgr. John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Litt.D. world-wide Communist political party and the and deeply. As the great feasts of the year come Auoeiate Editora—Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A.; Linus Riordan, A.B., world-wide Roman Catholic political party.” around in their regular order, commemorating Litt.M.; Rev, James B. Hamblin, M.A.; Rev. John Ebel, M.A.; Rev. Gallantly rushing to the aid of Mrs. Eleanor Influences of Good Home the truths of our Redemption, it is brought home Roosevelt in the current school aid controversy, to us how much more important these things are Robert Eelceiaen, M.A.; Paul H. Hallett, Litt.D.; Art Editor, Leo the East coast Churchman takes occasion to liken More Than Parents' Responsibility than anything that can happen in the material Canavan. Editorial Assistants: Jack Heher, A.B.; James Kelly, A.B the Catholic Church to her archenemy in these By P aul H. H allett vision, will further weaken control of juvenile world. words: “Both are totalitarian. Both seek control I have always thought that there is smugness junkets by confusing the jurisdiction of state and Such a feast is that of the Assumption of Our Entefed as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. of the minds of men everywhere. Both practice community officers. Lady into heaven. Awe-inspiring and soul-stirring excommunication, character assassination, and in those people who condemn parents unmeasur- Published Weekly by edly for j«v€nile delinquency. Have the^ thought Just how the transportation-recreation situa­ are the truths brought home to us on Aug. :15. economic reprisals.” tion is to be met without over-centralization of We say truths, because this is really a threefold THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) To outline a comparison between two groups, that luck or a very special grace of God may have as much to do with saving their own chil­ government I am not prepared to say. But the feast of Mary, on which we commemorate her 938 Bannock Street, 1 one must have some accurate knowledge of both newspapers could be cleaned up by a self-govern­ death (dormition or falling asleep, as the Latin groups. It is unfortunate tha^ the Methodist dren from moral mishap as their own discipline? Telephone, KEyatone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 Certainly, they can hardly have appreciated the ing association, such as has no lack of support beautifully has it), the reuniting of her soul and spokesman’s knowledge of th ^ Catholic Church when there is question of gaining an obvious body after which she was taken into heaven, and does not equal his insight into Communism. But force with which the tide of outside influences Subscription: is setting against the proper rearing of the child. advantage, like the retention o^the second-class her enthronement by her divine Son as Queen' of then, it must be difficult for one who has equiva­ mailing privilege. By the way, the only reason angels and of saints. 75 cents per year in Archdiocese of Denver. lently denied the Divinity of Christ on several Force was lent to this opinion when I read letters to the Denver dallies protesting their for g:ranting that privilege is that the press is These are the spiritual facts. We can only con­ |1.25 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. occasions to obtain* accurate ideas regarding supposed tOj perform a public service. Secular jecture about the life of Mary after her Son had Christ’s Mystical Body. exploitation of pruriency during the recent nudist convention, “Parents have enough worries'with newspapers are ready enough to allege their arisen and ascended into heaven. She had, of Thursday, August 11, 1949 Bishop Oxnam’s comparison is interesting. public services to justify their mi.stakes. There course, been placed in the care of the Beloved Though it entails hazarding the chance that the adolescents without sensational pictures like these,” one protest read. Another pointed to the IS no public service anterior to the support of the Disciple, St. John. She was undoubtedly revered Bishop will not mind the use of a little logic, the home. as the queen of the Christian community, a posi­ likeness he proposes will be briefly studied. close connection such excitements have on the OFFICIALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER prevalence of sexual vice. tion won for her not only by her prestige, as "Both are totalitarian.” If one pays no heed Intemperate Language? mother of the Son of God, but also by her own The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. to distinctions, this statement is true. The only Re the showing of the nudist pictures, a We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ Read the Bible! sweet and radiantly spiritual personality. . difference between the Church and Communism Svorker in the Register mechanical department, The word “intemperate” was used in refer­ We can picture her given the place of honor at ever appears in its columns over the sigrnature of the Ordinary or on this score is that the Church exercises a su­ himself a father of adolescent children, wondered those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official., ence to Cardinal Spellman’s denunciation of Mrs. the Christian gatherings. Children undoubtedly preme spiritual authority given her by Jesus what use it was to try to prevent juvenile vic« Roosevelt “till reeled the brain,” as Time would gathered about her to hear of the 30 hidden and We hope The Register will be read in every home of the Christ, the God-man, while the Reds force upon and crime in the Larimer street area when the Archdiocese. have said it in its more sophomoric days. Those happy years she spent with her Son. Adults looked an intimidated people a despotic tyranny that is daily papers, which go into East Seventh avenue people of good will who confuse vehemence with to her as the person nearest to Christ, and St- We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in supposed to be rooted in the citizens themselves. homes as well as into Larimer street hovels, pur­ the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. intemperance I advise to read the Scriptures— Luke is thought to have heard from her lips the “Both seek control of the minds everywhere.” vey pictures—to say nothing of stories—that Isaias and Jeremias and especially the Gospels. account of the Nativity that he portrays so beau­ « URBAN J, VEHR, This is like comparing a conscientious school can have no purpose but to excite lust or a lust­ tifully in his Gospel. 'We can picture her, too, pre­ Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. I can well believe that many persons.not ill dis­ teacher to the head of a slave-labor camp. If the ful curiosity. posed to Our Lord made the .same shocked com­ siding in the controversies that must have arisen Church seeks to extend her influence to the ends My printer friend went on to describe the ments when they heard Him denounce the hypo­ among the Christians as among all human groups; of the earth, it is only because she wants to erosion of home life made by the vastly increased crites and generation of vipers, and whited sepul­ we can see her with a look silencing the hasty gather all men into the gentle, saving embrace ease of transportation in the past 40 years. Today chres. They quite probably accused Him of tongue, with a few soft words smoothing ruffled Strange But True of the Savior. After all, it was He who said, it is easier to go from Denver to Colorado Springs name-calling. Cardinal Spellman’s words are al­ tempers, pouring the oil of charity on the troubled “Going, therefore, make disciples of all nations.” than it was 40 years ago to go from Denver to most like Casper Milquetoast’s beside those of waters. Red intentions are clear: To suppress, by any THE nRSTy

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This means that school distri(Jts, improve­ Wisemen of America and was in­ We’ve Got the Parts and the “Know vited to participate in the all-star Governments ment districts, city, county and state governm ents will all tilt a few days ago. In order to benefit from the taxes paid. Federal property is exempt from How” to Give Your Truck New Life accept the invitation, he had to lour Best Investment May Be a Complete turn down an offer to play in the local taxes and also pays no income toxes^ Reconditioning Job by Our Skilled Mechanics all-star state classic that is to be Benefit held Aug. 26 in Denver. Spagnoli JAMES MOTOR CO. turned down the state offer with 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service KE. 8221 much reg^ret but felt it was im­ Cut Federal expenditure and taxes; assure on immediate possible to forcM the opportunity to play in the All-America game. The Notion market and the best utilization of Big ThompscMi hydro power; pareserve the American system under which government caid Pueblo Clergy Hear Benefits business co-operate rather them government competing with .9IAMDtllLU3r Talk by CIO Speaker its own taxpaying cntiz^is. ' Pueblo.—Mike Soldren, Pueblo CIO representative, addressed the The proposal of the Bureau to waste tax­ The purpose of these advertisements is to Docs YOUR car have an irrepres* sible impulse lo wander dowp the priests of the city of Pueblo Fri­ payers' money on such duplicating and un­ place before interested taxpayers and electric road? The hobo enjoys it, but not day night, Aug. 5, in the Pueblo your car! A car that wanders is Catholic high school auditorium on necessary lines should not be approved by the consumers the position of this Company with headed for trouble—trouble easily some of the issues of the threat­ respect ^to unnecessary and duplicating trans- remedied at MERRILL'S. Our ened steel strike Congress even under normal conations. It is all alimment si^cialists can quickly According to Mr. Soldren. the missiem lines. 1 andid accuratelya detect and correct members of the union are deter­ the more inopprofniote today with an unbal­ worn spindles, bent frames, axles mined that an equitable system of and wheels. They will put your pensions be set. up throughout the anced Federal budget where the income is in- Only Through Informed and Aefivo Taxpaynrs car back on the straight and nar­ industry and that unjust condi­ row. Have your service man send tions regarding retirement pay be insufficient, by billions, to meet the essential gov­ Can Such a Wasteful Expenditure of Their your cat to us for a complete r^hted. Mr. Soldren described the i: : J f. check-up. efforts the union has made to ernment, expenditures. Money Bn Prn¥nnind I f;i purge subversive elements from 1 L This 1$ Our 21st Year its ranks. The Most Rev, Joseph C. Will- I t ging and about 30 priests were .C!- WHEEL AUGNING & STRAIGHTENING present to hear the local labor union representative. E k d ro sk WHEEL 8AUNCING Converts Land Saint Yokohama. — More than 1,000 persons have h ^ rd Catholic Jap­ PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO fHERRILL Qxie& wheel service anese students of St Joseph’s col­ lege lecture on St. Francis Xavier 1 2 3 0 LINCOLN • CHerry 5581 in a new type of Catholic Action. Vos^^^o^tuden^^r^^^^^^ Thnrfday, August 11, 1949 OffiM, 91t li sk SlTMl v_ THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Ttlephenc, KEyifonu 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN Director of Schools Named Catholic Daughters, Have Audience With Holy Father Bishop Willging Appoints Keenesburg Couple Like Rome, Lourdes N i K. of C. to Picnic By B e r n ic e M il a n ing the presentation together. erally had small farms, primitive people friendly, congerfigemS, and Three Priests in Pueblo “Our visit to Lourdes and our They rode back to their hotel in tools, and poor land, and living clean. * audience with the Holy Father a hansom cab. standards were low, with most The travelers returned through were the outstanding experiences Sidelights which the travelers Pueblo. — Appointments an­ came superintendent of Pueblo having a very elementary educa­ Switzerland, “the country of of our recent trip ta Europe. They noticed included the extreme po­ nounced by Bishop Joseph C. Will- Catholic high in September, 1948. In Colorado Springs would of themselves have made tion. People in the cities had more beauty, industry, and friendly peo­ liteness of the Frenchmen (Ger­ King include the following: The Since the Diocese of Pueblo was Colorado Springs.—Details for the annual picnic at the trip worth while,” says Mrs, modem conveniences and a little ple, much like our own and a de­ founded in 1942, the work of super Lazyland, Palmer park, Sunday, Aug. 14, which is spon­ Tony Bettale of Keenesburg in maine asserts it makes you feel more schooling, but these are not sirable vacation spot.” From Rev. John C. O'Snllivsn, diocesan describing the trip from which she wonderful, but revealed that this comparable to our own. From the Switzerland they went back to superintendent of schools; the Very vision of parochial schools has sored jointly by Court St. Mary 518, Catholic Daughters of and her husband returned re­ politenees is not carried over to visit with relatives, they went to Paris, and sailed from Cherbourg Rev. Leo Thome, diocesan director been handled by the superintend­ America, and Colorado Springs council 582, Knights of cently. The couple found every­ traffic situations — a woman, or Innsbruc, Austria. The country June 30, arriving home July 8. The of cemeteries; and the Rev. George ent of schools from the Archdio­ Columbus, have been completed, according to Andrew F. thing in Europe interesting in all anyone, takes a definite risk in viewed while crossing the Alps diary says: “It was a wonderful cese of Denver, by the now Bishop Lachowsky, grand knight, who has the historic and impressive sights trying to cross a street). 'They presented a beautiful panorama, trip, but best of al^ was coming T. Holland, chaplain of the Pueblo to El Paso, and follow the s i^ a they saw, but they feel that saw, too, that (he French seem to and in Austria they found the V\nsi1ie back IvAvveAhome Hubert M. Newell, Coadjutor announced that all local and visit­ council of the Knights of Colum­ ing Catholic Daughters and along: the diagonal road. Lourdes anad Rome were unap­ be eating all day long, munching bus. Bishop of Cheyenne, and by the Knights of Columbus are invited Representing the Catholic proachable. on their pastries, which to the Ordained in December, 1945, Rev. Edward Leyden, present su­ to attend with their families and Daughtera on the committee on Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bettale left visitors did not seem very tasty. arrangements are Mrs. Jane New York on May 6, aboard t^e On their journey from Paris to Father O’Sullivan completed his perintendent of schools in the friends. Lourdes, the Westerners, who are Denver archdiocese. Lundh, chairman; Mrs. Lou Mad- Queen Mary, like an elaborate work for a master’s degree in The program, consisting of dock, Mrs. Mary Meintire, Mrs. floating hotel, with a gydl| swim- accustomed to thinking of a farm education in Fordham university, Father Holland, assistant Chan­ games and entertainment for in terms of sections, noted that young and old, will benn at 1 p.m. Rachel Dea, Mrs. Frances Dulapa, mng pool, lounge, and dancing, 1946. Since that time he has been cellor of the diocese, becomes the Mrs. Victoria Salzman, Mrs. Fran­ and movies every afternoon and French farms are small, averag­ stationed as assistant pastor ih new chaplain of the Pueblo council Free food and refre^iments will ces Thompeon, Mrs. Florence evening. It is an English liner, ing five to 10 acres, every inch of Colorado Springs St. Patrick’s and S t Francis Xa­ of the Knights of Columbus. Fa­ be served at 4 p.m. Knight, Mrs. Stella Dunn, Mrs. and is strictly class-conscious in which is carefully cultivated, with vier’s parishes, Pueblo; St. Mary’s ther Holland was ordained in June, Cars will meet all Wahsatch Alice Heinzen, Mrs. Angie Conn, its arrangements; First class is terraced hills. Work is done by parish, Walsenburg; and St. Jo­ 1948. After a short time as assist­ busses from 1 to 2 p.m. at Fon- and Mrs. Kaye LaFeve. sumptuous and luxurious with oxen and by hand, and there are seph’s parish, Monte- Vista. As as­ ant pastor of the Cathedral parish, tanero and Franklin, and will re­ The follo^ng Knights of Co­ plenty of service; second class is no branches or twigs anywhere, sistant pastor, he has been very he was appointed to Chancery work, turn after the picnic. ’Those going lumbus are members of the com­ still luxurious, well attended, and as all are saved for firewood. active in Junior Newman club in which he has been engaged the by car should go north on Nevada mittee: John J. Kumba, chairman: comfortable; and the tourist sec­ On arriving at Lourdes, Mr. and work and youth activities. He be­ past year. avenue to Fontanero, turn east Joseph Lueb, Frank Walters, Paul tion is rather ordinary, with less Mrs. Bettale were in time for the Rogers, William Kennedy, Charles service, and apparently more fun torchlight procession around Our PUBUC SALE OF I NO MARKS Nolan, Jr.; Donald Hanneman. BRd friendliness among the pas- Lady of Lourdes church, where James Peck, Fred Duran, Abel se^ers. thousands of pilgrims, each carry­ UNCLAIMED FBEIGHT international Harveater Co.. Salt lake 1 bar lead bullion Valdez, John Chisholm, Robert 'They arrived in Cherbourg May ing a candle and chanting the BT City, Utah, 1 auto Jack; Idol, L. E. and 2 bdt cable reel slats \ Co., Rifle, Colo., 4 bx. bed ends. 4 bdl. bed ctn. saucepans Blanchard, L. A. Walters, William 10, and took the boat train—an “Ave Maria,” take part in the half- THE DENVER * RIO GRANDE rail*. 5 length* 2* soil pip* G. Woodrow, FVank E. Downey, antiquated, dirty, electric train mile procession. And here the next 1 metal oil drain WESTERN RAILROAD COHPANT Tommy Hilbert, Carroll B. Dunn, typical of European railways—to morning at the famous shrine 1 55-gaJ. wood barrel Arnold LaFeve, Frank Grindinger, Paris. they attended Mass and received RIO GRANDE MOTOR WAT. INC 1 metal floor drain Charles Spears, John Daley, Peter 8 bx. dog food Paris is an old city, very beauti­ Communion, praying for all their Jack’s Baking Co., Denver, Cok>., 1 bdl. 1 ax. dog food Duran, Monico Martinez, Law­ ful, with buildings of ancient relatives and friends at home, and Notict U htnby Kivtn that Th* Danver boxes. 1 bdL paper bags rence J. Welte, Joseph Sziich, architecture (modern-style build­ especially for Dennis Blick. a Rio Grand* Wcatam Railroad Companr, 1 ca. toilet paper Paul Schneebeck, Bernard G. ings are not allowed within the 1 large tank Huschke, Thomas Waldron, Ru­ After breakfast they came back and Rio Grand* Motor War. Inc., common 2 small tanka city). and walked the “Mount Calvary,” carrier* of freicht and pa***ng*ri for hir*. 1 grader blade dolph Seidel, Peter Beroni, Arthur Kelly'* Price Drug, Price, Utah, 1 bx. Freund, Thomas Pankau, David Tourist Prices steep hill beyond the shrine, F. Be TALLEY will **11 the good* and property herein­ drug*: Kolob Lumber, Springville, Utah, 1 55-gal. drum oronit* ereaylic acid where every 50 feet along the ALEY DRUG CO. after de*crlb*d at publio anetion to th* 1 sprayer; Kreaa, & H. 4k Co., Grand Junc­ 4 pa »»ly- pip* A. Degan, and Kenneth Rader. Slightly Higher path is placed a large bronze Refrigeration Service tion. Colo.. 1 ctn. pictures; Kreaa, S. H. 1 pa \i," black pip* Mr. and Mrs. John Sage left PRESCRIPTION bigheet bidder for c»*h at it* aalvag* 8 pa H" galv. pip* At the very beginning, and all statue depicting a station of Commercial and Household Air ft Co., Colorado Spring*. Colo., 1 ctn. Sunday on a two-week trip to Cali­ through their travels, the tourists DRUGGISTS Conditioning depot, 1571 ISth *treet, Denver. Colorado, china cup*; Kreaa, S. H. ft Co., Grand 49 pa g*lr. Pip* fornia. They will visit their son the cross, with the 12th station, commencing at fi :I0 o'clock a. m. Monday. Junction, Colo., 1 ctn. envelope*: Keen, 12 pa galv. pip* observed that the natives were Appliance* and Electric Mator 5 pa black pip* and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. the Crucifixion, on the very top of Phone U tln 850 822 So. Tejen BL Aoguet 22, 1949, and continuing from day C. R. Rio Blanco, Colo., 1 trunk dishes, out to take the Americans.” the inountain, visible for miles. Repairing 1 trunk riding equipment; Kress, S. H. 2 pa 1' black pip* Thomas Sage, in Hollywood, and There were two prices for every­ COLORADO SPRINGS MAin 5651 322 N. Tejon St. to day until all of *aid property, or *uf- ft Co., Grand Junction, Colo., 1 ctn. pic­ 7 pa lli" galv. pip* will see their five-month-old grand­ In the afternoon they visited fieient thereof to pay charge*. U »old. Said 8 pa 1V4* black pip* thing, one for natives, one for the grotto, where a statue of Our ture*. 7 pa 1* X channel Iron daughter, Donna Anne, for the Americans, who could be spotted property either ha* not been aocepted. 1 round rod x 20" first time. Lady of Lourdes stands on the blocks away. This is a fraiflcly ad­ very stone on which the Blessed ZECHA & ADAMS taken away and charge* thereon paid by 1 round rod 1 ' x 20' mitted fact, and is not, as many BLICK SPORTING Conoco Service Station th* con*ign*c* or penon* authorixed to re- 8 pa 1 ' angle iron Tuesday Luncheon Club Virgin stood during her ap­ 3 pc. angle iron suppose, the result of war and con­ oeiT* th* earn* within ninety day* after Larsen Bros. Wholesale ft Bottling Co., Will Be Entertained pearance to Bernadette. Thousands Roosevelt Utah. 4 pc. atcamboUer, K. D .; 1 pc. 8* X 4* X 8* X 20' bar steel sequent poverty—it is a habit of of people and hundreds of priests GOODS CO. arrival at place of conaisrnment, or ha* 1 pa 3* X 8 ’' X 1 angle iron Tuesday Luncheon club mem­ Lindenmeier Furniture Co., Denver, Colo., many years’ standing. come to the shrine daily. The sick •*Everyt,Miif for Ertry Sport** b**n left with aald company to await *hip- 2 ert kitchen cabinet tables; Lyman, Stan­ 29 pieces 4 ' soil pipe bers will be guests of Mrs. Georgre The tour of Pans included a ment without any chipping initmction* ley, Blending, Utah, 1 ctn. hardware: 1 ctn. batteries De Lacy Aug. 16 in her home. and crippled are immersed in the Phone Main 930 Lucky Market Paonia, Colo., 4 c*. loap; 1 cs. .22 long rifle shells visit to the famous Cathedral of water from the miraculous spring, 19 NO. TEJON ST. being given or ehipment being made for 1 furnace ashbox grate and shaker Mrs. Floyd Everett will review Notre Dame whose tremendous Lybarger, Walker, Oonitruction Co., Grand The Seven Storey Mountain, by and all day long this water is ninety day*, and bai remained In poaacHton Junction, Colo., 1 sheet 4 'x 10* iron plate; 1 bx used truck brake bands weight and imposing height are never changed. Officials from the of the aforeaaid company, unclaimed lor Lewi*, Mervin L., New Castle, Colo., 2 45 pa corrugated aluminum roofing Thomas Merton. 1 bdt 12 pa 11/24 pip* 16' long supported by flying buttresses, government department of health more than ninety day* from th* time of water heater*. Mrs. Michael Tunnicliif arrived without the aid of pillars inside 1 bdl 2 dMr hanger rails Sunday for her annual visit She and sanitation frequently test this >C. D. O’BRIEN < arrival at th* pointa of eoniignment or 1 wrench the building. The original stained- water, but no hint of contamina­ from th* time of iti delivery to aaid com­ M 2 length* round steel H ' x 12’ motor^ from Redondo Beach, glass windows are still the un­ 1 length round steel 15/16* x IF Calif., where she spent several tion has ever been found in it, pany for ahipment. 1 Jar Jergens face cream equaled marvels of the art of even after seriously diseased pil­ MAY REALTY Memorial Brons* Co., Salt Lake City. months. She will be a g;ueat of glassmaking. All of aaid property or *o much thereof Utah, 6 ctn. cedar block*; Mil**, 0. D„ 1 pkg. pink frosting* Mrs. Jerome Lacey for a month. grims have bathed there. The trav­ / ) / l Price, Utah, 1 pkg. neon ligna; Morrison 2 ctn. paper cans Another church—that of Ste. a* may be neeeiaary, will be aold to pay James Fraser of Washin^n, elers from Keenesburg saw a REALTOR Merrill Co., Salt Lake City, Utah. 1 bdl 1 sprocket wheels Genevieve—was remembered by a woman suddenly get up from her freight, back cbargee, atorage, handling 6 window*; Mangone Plumbing. Heiper, 1 bar nickel metal D. C., arrived for a visit with his 1 chim furnace visit to the tomb of the saint con­ wheelchair, but they were unable and coat of removing earn* to place of lale. Utah, 1 toilet seat tank and bowl; Men­ brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and tained within the church. The Y w # / INSURANCE - LOANS denhall of Priee, Price, Utah, 1 pkg. gas­ 1 bdl agria implement parts Mrs. John Fraser. to find out if a cure had been DENVER * RIO GRANDE kets; Mountain States Telephone ft Tele­ 1 gas heater people of Paris come here to pray 1 drum asbestos plastic cement Mr. and Mrs. Albert Redick accomplished, because, as an Irish S graph (^.. Midvale, Utah, 4 roll* guy wire; that their city be preserved from doctor there tD examine the cases > V QUALITY APPAREL WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANT Montgomery WaVd and Co., Denver, Colo., 1 1100-20 rubber tire were hosts at i^icnic supper Sun­ Ute Theater Bldg. 2 pails grease the ravages of war, and the stone told them, there must be absolute ( IN COLORADO SPRINGS ) BIO GRANDE MOTOR WAY, INC. 1 ctn. uph. chair: Montgomery W a^ and day evening. The party honored on Ste. Genevieve’s tomb is worn 1 Co., Trinidad, Colo., 1 ctn. cotton piece Vh drum grease proof before a miracle is claimed. \ SINCE 1872 / Colorado Springs, Colo. 1 iron grease trap Mr. and Mrs. William Carey, Jr., smooth by the many hands which L. F. DICKINSON. goods; Mason Candy Co., Grand Junction, whose marriage took place in From Lourdes the travelers Colo.; 9 bx. candy; Montgomery Ward and 1 bdl. 6 calf yoke* have touched it throughout the went to Nice, Genoa, and on to > KIOWA and TEJON STREETS S MAIN 1898 Freight Claim Agent. Co., Grand Junction, Colo.; 1 ctn. eleo- 2 steel wheel* April. centuries. Paris has not since suf­ trlcal auppllee; Montgomery Ward and 1 etn. fluorescent light flxture* The FMrst Friday Breakfast Rome, where they were oivce Ca, Denver, Cola, 1 etn. paint: Mont­ 1 saw mandrel fered the physical destruction of again in a city of churches and 1 bdl. 9 pc. metal lath group met in the Blue Spruce war—even Hitler refused to ruin gomery Waid and Co., Alamosa, Colo., 1 restaurant after the 8 o’clock Mass. architectural wonders. They saw etn. wash tub leg*; McCombs Refrigera­ 1 bdb rock wool insulation it. • the Colosseum, scene of ancient "If four /Veeds Are Electrical Arapahoe Furniture Company. Denver. tion Service, Denver, Colo-, 2 etn. elec, 1 bdl. 8 rod* ft 5 pa H ' pip* Mrs. Mary A. Meintire and Mrs. Sacred Heart church, which na­ The firms listed here de­ motors: McMullen Motor Co., Alamosa, 1 doa team ft wagon toys gladiatorial games, chariot races, CaU Main 939" Colo.. 2 ctn. table*. 4 ctn, chair*; Ameri­ 1 piece flat iron B. J, Fitzgerald were hostesses. turally attracted the visitors from serve to be remembered Colo., 1 e rt motor; Mountain State* Tele­ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Vaclav, and Christian martyrdoms, and WmiNQ—FUTURES AND REPAIRS can f\im itur* Oompany, Colorado Spring*. phone ft Telegraph Co.. Grand Junction, 2 Black Hawk Jacks Keenesburg, is considered the most the Pantheon, now the national Colo., 1 ert. ga* range; A * 6 Corp., Den­ Cola, 2 bdl brackets; Mallow, Howard, 2 etn. sale* ticket* 18 N. Wahsatch avenue, an­ outstanding building in the city. when you are distributing 1 box pip* fittings tomb of the Kings of Italy. They ver, Colo., 2 e rt vegetable display*, 2 e rt Lcadville, Cola, I ctn. cota and mattr*****. nounce the birth of a boy Aug. 3. It is the only white building in Berwick Electric Co. your patronage in the dif­ 1 angle iron visited immense St. Ppter’s Ba­ J. 0. BERWICK canopie*. 2 e rt glaea; Alamoaa Cold Stor­ 1 ctn. 12 bottles cleaning fluid Charles Allan Gillii, son of Mrs. Paris, and stands atop the high­ Mae Gillis, has been appointed silica—^with its huge nave and no Celonde Sprinax Celorafla ferent lines of business. age Co., Alamo**. Colo., 54 bag* *awdu*t; 1 foot locker est hill. pews, and paintin^p and hand American Spring Co., Denver, Colo., 1 auto 1 ax agricultural implemeat parts cadet sergeant and assigned to The Bettales attended Mass and Newton Lumber Co., Colorado Spring*. 8 pa iron stand* ft- Company I of the infantry RO’TC sculptoring and designs in marble 1 bbL agraseal waterproof brush coat Benediction in the Church of St. made by Michelangrrio. Cola, 6 pc. reinforcing itesL unit at the Citadel, the milita: Madeleine, and here, as in other 1 etn. sealright food containers college in Charleston, S. Car., e:c7- They saw the Church of S t The Murray Drug Co. W IlilA M C. GRAROH 1 55-gaL drum motor oil churches throughout the conti­ Mary Major, dating from the time B 2 iron bed rails fective Sept. 19, when the fall nent, they noted that people take 1 etn. luggage quarter opens. A member of the of the early Popes, and “the most "Superior Service Sloree” Optometrist Busey, Charles W., Salida, Colo., I box Ogura, Milton, Alamosa, Cola, 1 IS-gaL 1 pc. IW" pip* plenty of time for church. They junior class Cadet Gillis is major­ take part in long processions as a important church in the world”— Main Store Phone Main 144 household good*: Baby’* Sanitary Laundry, drum Rrictioneeze. I bx composition til* flooring ing in business administration. the Basilica of St. John Lateran, so North Teieo ftt Salt Lake City, Utah, 2 eta, printed mat­ 1 ax. cattle conditioner matter of course on Sundays, and Main Store — 18 Nertli Tejoa St. 1 bdl 4 pa so. steel Mrs. Dale Clark will entertain here it was apparently a custom called because it was the first PBONR MAIM IM l ter: Brake Service Warehouse, Denver, 1 bag iron fittings at a mother-daughter tea luid church and residence of the Popes Nortb Ston — 182 North Tejea St. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. Colo., 1 box auto parU; Bigga Kurt* Ca, 1 bx toys for parents on the sidelines to Penney, J. C. Ca Inc., Vernal, Utah, linen shower Aug. 18 from 3 to ,6 in Rome, given to them by the wife Grand Junction, Colo.. 1 c*. flashlight **- 1 emery wheel push their little ones to the front 1 ctn. cotton piece goods; Penney, J. C, 1 fence gat* o’clock- The party will honor Jean Then, as the Archbishop came in of Constantine. Heretofore they eortment: Blooeh, Charles G., Pueblo, Colo., Co.. Inc., Roosevelt, Utah, 1 ctn. clothe* I ctn. furnace parts Miller, whose engagement to Wil­ procession, carrying the mon­ had stayed in the catacombs. They PETE BERONI 5 ctn. household good*: Boy’s Grocery and hamper; Parks Super Market, Salt Lake 1 pkg. tee Jets saw the Holy Door which will be Candy and Ice Cream at City, Utah, 5 bdL sealing tape: Provo bur Byrne of Omaha •was an­ strance with the Blessed SaerS' FURNITURE SHOP Market, Montroee, Colo., 1 bicycle tire: 18 rolls eoat hanger srir* opened next year, at the bepn Plumbing, Provo, Utah, 1 pc. m galv. 2 ctn. stove pods nounced recently. ment, he would stop and place it UrHOLSTBSING. Burt R 0., Alamo**, Colo., 1 ctn. sale* pipe; Penney, J. 0. Ca, Ina, Vernal, Utah, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Griebel, 656 ning of the Holy Year, during Johnson-Eiiglish RE.UPBOL8TBR1NQ AND 2 bdl machinery parts on the head of each child. REPAIRING ticket*. 1 box rubber boots; Pearson ft Croft. Ricb- 1 axle E. Bijou street; are the parents of Tony and Germaine brought which special indulgences and fleld, Utah, IVk hoisepower motor; Pach­ 1 bdl wooden bed rails a girl, bom Aug. 4. privileges may be obtained. Drag, Go. SUd Coven aad Drapeil*. eco, Moee, Del Norte, Cola, 2 ^ ax. min­ I etn. blankets back a picture of themselves be­ Had* to Ordar eral mixture; Plana Leroy, Jr., Hooper, 1 bdl 6 bicycle tire* fore the Arch of ’Triumph, which They saw “the most precious LENTHERIC Toileirle. Famitnre Made lo Ord* Colo., 1 bucket lub. grease; Public Service 1 ctn. inner tube* is the hub of a great wheel, whose church in the world”—the Church r*Joa ei Bijoa 8L Ph«s* I4N TH 8. Cascaft* A*a Mala ISM Calder, Howard, Vernal, Utah, 2 ctn. Co., Grand Junction, Cola, 1 keg small 2 5-gal. can* thinner of the Holy Stairs, in which are R. R spikes; Pikes Peak Novelty Co. spokes are the main thoroughfares milk house units; Cragun*. Ogden, Utah, 1 etn. glassware of Paris. The side streets which contained the original 28 marble 1 tex paint; Carter, Elwood, Provo, Utah: Hanitou Springs, Colo., I etn. novelties; 1 bx pressure gauge Many Visitors 2 etn. toilet seats; Christensen's Store, Pittsburgh Plat* Glass Ca, Denver, Cola, 1 ex Win* join the well-paved spokes are stairs trod by Christ after His The Heyse Sheet Pleasant Grove, UUh, 1 ctn dry goods; 2 8 f t step ladders: Poyner, Martin M. 1 buck saw frame narrow, dirty, and devious. There judgment by Pilate. On them are Metal and Roofing Champion Coal Mining Ca. Somerset. Colo­ Eagle, Colo., 1 highway sign: Fepsi-Cola 4 rolling coulteis Bottling Works, Pueblo, -Cola, 1 ctn. are many cars, traffic moves on stains of the Blood of Jesus. They INCORPORATED rado, 1 ax bolts; Cordova, Serafln, Jr., 1 bdl. braes* went through the Catacombs— BEATING ROOFING gaL jug *root beer syrup. 1 wheel Spend Vacations the left, and pedestrians seem to Garcia. Colo.,, 1 pkg. glazed sash, Coca- have no recognized rights. nine miles of winding tunnels dug ENTERPRISE TENT 8BEET METAL Cola Bottling Co., Grand Junction, Colo., 1 bdl . 2 "V" pulley* ft 2 "V” bMta 529 SO. NEVADA 1 ctn. Paper boxes! Cox, John M., Grand 1 bdl 2 calf yokes After days of sightseeing, which through lava, where early Chris­ AND AWNING CO. Phenei Main 553 Junction, Colo., 1 auto engine; Crawford. 1 bdl 2 iron door tracks included the Eiffel tower, the Cir­ tians worshiped and were buried PH. 1264 Eet 1888 Barry B., Steamboat Spring*. Colo. 2 rolls 1 tung Jack In Roggen Parish cus (where the French opera is during the furious persecutions of woven *rire: Center Grocery. Steamboat Richfield Home Furnishers, Richfield, 1 eta. belt dressing ft tight fixtures early centuries. Springs, Cola, 1 bx. calendars; Crane- Utah, 2 bx. glass artlclea 1 eln. sandwich sacks Roggen.—In the past week staged), and other points of in­ O'Fallon Co.. Grand Junction, Colo., I ert. 1 bdl wooden handles terest besides the churches, the Later Mr. and Mrs. Bettale were 1 pkg. erutebea there have been several visitors in fan and motor; Clark Refrigeration Ca? the community, Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Bettales and friends whom they among the 50 privileged people to Rifle, Colo., 1 ert. cooling machine; 1 empty tank had met on the boat went to the be given a small public audience Crawley*, Durango, Colo,, 1 etn, percola­ 1 bag insulator pets Erker from Garden Plain, Kans., HEIDELBERG'S tors; Coriovs, Ruth, San Cristobal, N. M., Schneider, Calvin, Craig, Colo.. 18 ctn. 1 auto radiator Casino de Paris and the Bal Ta- by His Holiness, Pope Pius XII. 1 8 ft. stoker auger are staying with Emil Erker and barin. Here the entertainment was (Public audiences generally range CLOTHING 1 bx basket and stand. personal effects; Schroll, H. V, Drug Co. visiting other r e 1 a . i v e s and Price, Utah, 2 ctn. merchandise: Stewart 1 bdl. exhaust pipe* found to be on an entirely differ in number from 300 to 1,000 peo­ Men’t FmmUhinge Distributing Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, 1 bdl 4 stacker stakes friends, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed ent plane than in America. Much ple.) Here is the account given 1 ctn. electrical equipment; Stewart ft I roll galv. tin Hommertzheim, also from Garden 10 NORTH TEJON ST. Wooley, Ogden, Utah. 1 ctn. auto Jack 1 metal door panel attention was given to elaborate by Mrs. Bettale in her diary: “The Dry Gulch Irrigation Ca. Roosevelt Smith, R A., M t Pleasant, Utah, 1 bx. 8 ctn. wallpaper Plain, are visitinR Mrs. Hommert- costuming, impressive stage set­ reception room was spacious and Utah, 1 pa threaded valve stem; Davis, 5 bottle* flavoring: Sneath Market, Provo, 1 ctn. sleeping bags zheim’g sister, Mrs. Ben Cordes, tings, and excellent dancing, with strikingly beautiful: High ceilings Beryl, Price, Utah, 1 eta. aalesboard*: Utah, 1 bx. 12 broom*; Safeway Stores, 2 steel form blocks and family. Mr. and Mrs. Leo the plot more than a thread hold­ in Roman style, gold trappings and Downward, L. R , Midvale, Utah, S etn. Ina, Denver, Cola, 1 etn. tea: Schmidt 1 ctn. 12 bx 56' sheet metal screws Meyer from Wichita were visiting statues, beautiful rugs and walls COHPLIHKNn OF household goods: Dean’s Service, Provo. Hardware Co., Grand Junction, 0olo„ 2 eta, photo goods friends Aug. 6. dren visited the Mike Wolke home Utah, 1 tire: David Broa., Center, Colo., bdl. 12 wooden handles; Sa-No* Tee Day 2 auto springa lined with rich wine-colored up­ OLSON & BENBOW IBENGK-IOJ 1 can lob. oil, 1% drum lub. oil, 2)4 School, Toadlena, N. M-, 2 ctn. clothing 1 ca euiing salt Mr. and Mrs. Nick Betzen from in Denver Aug. 7. Kenneth is stay­ holstery. Here and there hung huge drums lu l\. oil; Denver Rendering Co., Standard Supply Co., Colorado Springa 1 ctn, macaroni St Mark’s, Kans., spent several ing for a week’s visit with the handmade tapestries depicting PLBG. & HTG. CO. Denver Colo., 4 *x dried bones: Denver Colo., 1 eln. auto mat*; Schmidt Hard­ 1 toll paper days last week in the George Wolkes, and Carol came home. Qflfl'olorg'<^n Dry Goods Ca, Denver, Cola, 1 etn. clothes ware Co., Grand Junction. Cok>„ 1 bdl. 1 etn. paper bags events in Jesus’ life. One could not 116 North Weber St. hamper: Drobnick’s J„ Garage. Paonia, rakes; Smith, T. J., Grand Junction, Cola, 1 bdl flooring Sigg home. Mrs. Betsen is Mrs. On Aug. 10 Karen Shoeneman, help being overcome with a warm Cola, I automotive part; Dove Creek 2 uph. chairs; B-O Sales, Grand June^n, 1 lot implement trams Sigg’s niece. Wednesday they and Jessie Lee and Loretta Milan and wonderful feeling. One could T«L Main 3066 Mercantile Co., Dove Creek. Colo., 2 ctn. Colo., 5 ca Stapo; Sherman Drug Ca, 1 bdl 2 tail pipes drove to Uie mountains around went to Greeley with their 4-H never experience the feeling and dry good*. Alamoaa, Cola, 1 etn. shampoo; Sim­ 1 carton mons, R R , Farmington, N. M., 1 stove, I bdl 12 fork handle* Estes Park. leader, Mrs. Helen Coopep, and atmosphere anywhere else. 2 bx, stove pipe, 1 axe; S t Mary's Hos­ 1 bdl rug Other visitors in the George took part in the 4-H fashion show “There were about a hundred pital, Grand Junction, Colo., 2 es. infant 1 fir* box Sigg home Aug. 6 were Mrs. Lloyd that day. The group stayed over­ food. 1 axle shaft people in all, divided into three Excelsior Laundry. Grand Junction, 5 rta soil sc pips Herbert (the former Nelta Roll­ night in order to take in as much groups in separate rooms. First AURORA Colo., 2 etn. paper collars; Eberle, J. O., 1 bdl pip* strap ers from Roggen) and her daugh as possible of the Weld County were the sisters, and then the Glenwood Springs. Colo., 1 utility box; ter Kay. 4-H Junior fair. Ephren, Pete. Pueblo. Cola, 5 bags as­ 1 elea motor group _ with the Colorado •visitors, bestos. 4 bx machine parts Diana Beers from Denver is The new Sacred Heart school all standing. The Pope entered, all TrI-Stat* Lumber Co., Prove, Utah, .endiiw the rest of the summer room received its final coat of genuflected, and he gave personal bdl window slide*; Talaehy, Pat,. San Juan 5 pa ta b lin g mill parts NEW FASHION 1 bdl 8 pa shafting ih the Ben Linnebur home. white stucco during the past weelL attention to each one in the room, PURSE BROS. Puebla N. M., 21 bags stuceoplastar, Sunday dinner guests in the Mrs. S. R. Neal and son. Tommy, speaking to everyone in his na cans and 1 eta. stucco solutJoa; Thylor, I bdl. 8 pa drill itael Cleaners & Dyers GROCERY & MARKET Fullmer, John, Harysvale, Utah, 1 etn 1 ex insulation Nick Kersen home were Nicky from San Antonio, Tex., and Mrs. tive tongue. He blessed individ­ shoes. Tom 8. Eagle. Colo., 2 bags aeutral peat. and Henry Kersen, and Lynn Glen Anderson from Agate visited ually the articles the pilgrims had JOHN B. JOHNSON GROCERIES — MEATS — FRUTXB 1 empty 80 gal barrel Office Plant VEGETABLES 1 e rt work table Robertson, who went back to their in the Miles Milan home Aug. 6 brought, and when he was fin SPrace 0079 10911 Eaet CaUsz homes in Arkansas this week, and Regis and Eugenie Milan came ished, he prayed to God to bestow 589 E. Alaaeds Ava Aarera 82 9798 East Colfaz At*. Ph. Aarera 222 1 e rt work table top also M. V- Hawkins from Long­ home with them that day for the His blessing on all present. General Electric Ca, Salt Lake City, Utah Wholesale Cof, Provo, Utah, 1 I eleotris radiator Utah, 2 etn. clocks; Geneva Steel Co., mont Linnebur, - and Rosie family reunion, but Rera went “As he blessed the rosaries and canned pumpkin; Utah Wholesale Ca, 1 ca canned swaet potatoes Linnebur. back to Agate where he has been Draserton, Utah, 1 bx lights; Grant, W. T. 1 bdl 2 bed rails other articles, he gave each one a Ca, Salt Lake City, 1 etn. shoes: Graybar Provo, Utah, 7 be. F ft F Cough Loienges Mrs. Nick Kersen’s mother, working all summer. medal with his image on one side Ucetrie, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1 etn. Uyeda, Frank, Alamosa Colo., 5 pails 1 bdl 8 anchor bolls Mrs. Annie Rothermal, returned Diana Marie is the name of the and that of the Holy Family on FORT COLLINS aeon algn; Gomes, Rafael Denver. Colo­ greasa 1 5-ft metal crosaarra brae* to her home in Marshall, Okla., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Her­ the other—a most precious gift rado, 1 ^ n d mill; Glendenin, A. W„ 5 ctn. phonograph record* Denver, Colo., 2 os. safety book matchea; July 28. man Linnebur, not Diana Mag­ direct from the hands of the Holy . Gallegoes, Epifanio, Del Norte, Cok>., 2 2 empty egg cases Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Orth are dalene, as reported last week. bunk beds, 1 mattress; Graber, Oats, 1 etn. 500 food pails enjoying visits with their daugh­ Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bettale and Grand Junction, Colo., 2 etn. advertising Vrieken, Dick, Midvala Utah, 1 ert. 1 ctn. 100 paper food trays ters this summer. Besides Mrs. children spent Friday evening, The firms listed here de­ VISITORS ARE A^WA*TS material; Gypsum Store ft Locker, Gyp­ bieycla sum, Cola, 6 hags hickory smoking wood 1 bdl II burlap bags Ruth MciiSughlan and daughter Aug. 6, with Mr. and Mrs. M. C. this world and words cannot pos­ serve to be remembered WELCOME, AT 1 bdl 2 pa % ' pip* dust and Mrs. Amelia Allmer and^sona, Klausner in Brighton. sibly express the feeling of peace when you are distributing 2 platform rocketi who came earlier. Hr. and Mrs. Hr, and Mrs. Martin Shoeneman and wonder within one’s being.” SHINN'S PHARMACY 1 bdl toy* B Edward Jenkins (Adeline) drove and children enjoyed a drive to Germaine’s favorite city in Itah your patronage in the dif­ NORTHERN HOTEL COB. Willlanu Foundry, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1 etn. auto floor mats out from Los Angeles Aug. 2, and the mountains Aug. 7. is Venice, a beautiful city wit£ ferent lines of business. Holmes, Frank, Springville. Utah, 1 box 12 brake shoes; Wilson, Oapt. C. P„ Camp 1 ca dried eggs Mrs. Arthur Artelle (Agnes) and Mrs. M. C. Klausner and Mrs. waterways for streets, imposing PH. 92 Ft. Collias. iron hoe* castings; Hurst Variety, Pan- Carson, Colo., 1 bx personal effects: Wool- guiteb, Utah. S box glassware; Hotel 1 c*. soap Margaret and Delores came from Martin Shoeneman drove to Den­ buildings, and famous bridges. ^ Canon, Canon City, Colo., 1 etn. lamp worth, F. W. Ca, Denver, Colo., 1 etn. >1 bdl 8 pa iron bars Waukegan, IlL, arriving Aug. 6. ver Aug. 1. can’t possibly write all about shades; Hanson Bros. Mill, Creeds, Cola, metal brackets; Walgreen Drug Co., Den­ 1 cylinder On Sunday, Aug. 7, Mr. and Mw. Mrs. Harold Klausner, presi­ Venice today,’’ her diary says. la F t Collins on Hiway* 87 and 287 2^ bbl. greasa 1 pail grease; Hoxar and ver, CoIOm 1 eta. 72 bottles Castoria; Wil- 1 bx faneets . Sons, Ogden, Utah, 1 eta table; Hicks, Gabriel Orth and family came to dent of Sacred Heart Altar and Tony has many relatives scat­ Harold J. Denver, Colo., 2 bx personal oox C. M., Denver, Cola, 2 ctn. fiztutei 6 p a steel angle iron spend the day. Rosary society, attended the tered over Northern Italy and DREIUNG MOTORS effects, 1 hand bag; Howard. J. M, Den­ Westara AppUanea Denver, Goto., 2 ert. 1 bdl 4 cultivator shoes Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Buchholz meeting of the Greeley deanery Southern . Austria. Before start­ Bniek and GJM.C. Spa^aliaU — SalM and Ezpart Sarvic* ver. Cola, 1 bdl. clothing; Hinkle, J. W. siak top*; Woolworth. F, W, Co, Durango, 1 axle shaft have John and James Kneapel, held in Greeley Aug. 9. ing for home, the Bettales visited ft Son, Alamosa, Colo., 2 65-gaL drums Let Vm PorceUdniae Your'Car and I 5-gal, cans asphalt floor comp.; Colo., I ctn. dry goods; Wilhalm, A. Boyd, 1 S' drive shaft their nephews from LaSalle, aa Mr. and Mrs. Matt Pels and son, these relatives in Milano, Vicensa, Bygrad* Stores, Durango, Cola, 1 ctn. Grand Junction, Colo., 2 bales scrap can- 1 etn.

f. ^ PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 B« ;k Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttene 4205 Thuridoy, August 11, 1949 *

FOR BEST VALUES IN Ml-omemaker s Article Praises Volunteer Nurse Guild UNPAINTED FURNITURE The Glue Pot Department ■ Denver's Example Spreads to 10 Other Cities THIS AD IS WORTH t l ON ANY CHEST 1518 Colorado Bird. EAst 2652 llie work of tha Mother of prised -of volunteer nurses within uied to speak for 15 minutes at tending itself bo other cities, Patronis€ Th«im ReliabU and Friendly Flrmt Porpetual Help gaild, formed by the parent organization. The pur­ the NCCN convention in Boston runs the delicate finger of the members of the Archdioeesaa pose: "To provide care to the sick on the topic "Membership Meth­ Mother of God— the model and Council of Catholic Nurses under poor of any color or creed who ods.” Father Regan prevailed inspiration of these “Perpetual the direction of the Rev. John need private professional nursing upon her to relinquish, just five Helpers of the Sick.” THE Regan to give volunteer nursing and who are patients in any ap­ minutes of that time to him to al­ “After all,” writes Catherine ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY S T I L E S care to the seriously ill who proved hospital, but cannot afford low him to explain the success of Scharping, membership chairman Guy Eldery Contractor McVeigh Company otherwise could not afford spe­ to pay for nursing care.” the charity nursing guild in the of the Denver council in 1948, cial care, is described in an ar­ The guild is the result of an in­ Denver council. He must have “ Our Lady of Perpetual Help is Industrial and Commercial Building PAINTING AND spiration in the mind of Father spoken with words of fire as he the honorary chairman of our or­ ELECTRIC SERVICE DECORATING ticle in ' the August issue of “Perpetual Help," published by Regan himself, and -is born of the explained his simple plan and its ganization. Her statue with a vigil 175 VaUejo St. PEarl 8930 Wiring - Lighting CONTRACTORS the Redemptorist^ Fathers in chaplain’s years of experience in wonderful effect upon the Denver light before it occupies the center 1328 Inca RE. 0718 teaching and directing the “women council. He told of the adoption of of the table at every general and 1100 Larimer TA. 6875 Liguori, Mo. The guild, which was started in white” and of his well-founded the plafi by Catholic nurses in the executive meeting. May her sweet METAL WEATHER in Denver in the spring of 1948, confidence in their womanly spirit neighboring cities of Colorado influence permeate every gather­ of self-sacrifice for the neighbor Springs and Fort Collins. ing of our nurses.” STRIPPING . . . CAULKING has been copied in 10 other cities. The Colorado Springs in need. Within the year since that con­ In the words of Father Regan, JOHNS-MANTILLE St fran Expvritnn chapter of the ACCN also has Two years ago, in the spring of vention 10 other guilds have been "wouldn’t it be a wonderful thing COMPOSITION AND ASBESTOS Satisfaelion Guaranteed established the guild. This is 1948 to be exact. Father Regan set up in other cities according to if this idea spread all over the Interior - Exterior Painting the second time that the work of drew his plan for charity nurs­ the general plan of the Denver country?” the guild has attracted national ing, which would facilitate the at­ group, and are functioning well. R O O F S * Phona CH. 6581 ADAMS & WILDING tainment of the "fifth objective” Denver 6, Colorado attention. An article was pub­ It is perhaps true that there has 1158 California K£ 1609 lished in “Sign” magazine last of the NCCN. Tentatively, and For any type Borne or BuUdiny 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive somewhat timidly, he drew up and always been volunteer nursing Parishioner year. and free nursing service. But HTE BEST IN LUGGAGE By G. J. Corbett sent out a questionnaire to the Of AU K M , members of the Denver nursing formerly these activities were con­ ASBESTOS SIDING Bacon & Schramm In a world where dimes and dol­ fined to individual cases or a time lars talk a language, which seem­ group, asking for signatures of In Edgewater ^ CaU KE. 5236 for FREE ESOIATES \ those nurses who would be inter­ of public crisis. This is perhaps COMPOSITION ROOFING ingly is heeded and understood by the first effort to put truly gratis everyone, a curious new phenome­ ested in donating “time without TILE ROOFING pay” to the care of the sick poor nursing of the sick poor on an Convalescing non has reared its lovely head. organized basis among laywomen. ROOF REPAIRING Bom of the faith, devotion, and in the hospitals of the city. R. H. Kimball Co. The creditable prospect can bring (St. Mary Magdalena’s Parish, 4020 Brighton Blvd. CH. 6563 bt IHl zeal of a group of laywomen ^nd Being well aware of the cha­ s iHi rvtf. only great blessings from God Edgewater) 1001 M iJl„d BM,„ Denver, Colo, their priest-chaplain, it proves be­ otic condition of the poorly paid upon the nursing profession...... yond contention the truth of the and badly overburdened nurs­ Mrs. Margaret Henckel Maler hackneyed adage “the best things ing profe,*ion, Father Regan The Reward of 5645 W. 27th avenue is re­ Johzu-lilAnTnit Pnnchiied Applifiatori J . A . Johnson & Son in life are free.” felt .that if a half-dozen or lo Aside from the great reward covering satisfactorily from sur­ JUSSEL The priest-chaplain. Father girl. reiponded to hi, idea, he these feminine Good Samaritans gery performed two weeks ago E le c t r ic Ettablirhed 35 Yean John J. Regan of the Denver arch­ would be more than (atitfied are laying up to themselves, the in S t Anthony’s hospital. Her 1163 California St. * Gutters * Sheet Metal diocese, and the laywomen, all with hi, effort. Surpriiingly, gratitude and affection written on daughter, Julia Henckel of Au­ REUNISH YOUR OWN FLOORS Electrical Contraetore * Gas Furnaces registered nurses, form the nucleus more than ,iz time, that many the faces of doctor, patient, and gusta, Ga., visited for two weeks, Call AL. 1743 for 0 Gas Conversion Burners of an activity within the organi­ an,wered by ,igning the pledge friend are worth the tiresome and a son, Karl, stationed in Hono­ With the “Bruce-Way” Finishing Unit A Gaar,ntH

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