5 Acres Bought for New Parish Near Loretto Heights

CAMPAIGN SCHEDULED TO GET Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1949—Permission to Reproduce, Except on AID FOR 'HEROES, MARTYRS FOR FAITH' Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Isissue. 60 Catholic Families More Sponsors Needed Reported Already in DENVER (ATHOLIC Fast-Growing Area Five acres of land have been purchased for an eventual For Displaced Persons new parish abhut a mile north of Loretto Heights college, it was announced this week by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. The A strong plea for sponsors for displaced person? in the Archdioce,se of Denver is property, originally part of the P. J. Sullivan estate, is about made in a letter to pastors from Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. Meetings are to be arrang^ in REGISTER 600 feet of the ‘former Sullivan home at 2309 S. Federal boul­ each parish to discuss the problem. Only 60 sponsors, one-fifth of the number required, The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We evard. are listed at present in the archdiocese. The Archbishop points out that cc^peration in the Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller It is a beautiful location, facing east on Federal and on a drive will bring to the archdiocese new Catholics of high personal qualifications who are, Services, NCWC and Religious News Photos. Price of paper 3 cents a copy. slope to the south. It is located in the Bums-Brentwood de­ for the most part, heroes, martyrs for the faith. The letter follows: VOL. XVIV. No. 23. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1949. $1 PER YEAR. velopment fostered by the Burns Realty and Trust company. Jan. 17, 1949 manent housing for an individual, Many new homes are being built in the district. It is report^ Reverend dear Father: a married couple, or a family of that there are about 60 (5atholi« In spite of over a year's activity displaced persons. It is assured families already living there. 2,000 Crusaders the work of the National Catholic that, if a married couple come and Christ the King Church and School The ground formerly was a rich Resettlement Council for Displaced they have children, they will bring wheat-growing section. City Fa­ Persons is just getting off to a them with them. Those who do not cilities 'will be extended to serve good start. Several preliminary have children will be given suffi­ the area. Transportation is fur­ To Take Part in boatloads of DPs have come from cient employment and housing to nished by a bus on Federal. Europe but so far they have been take care of t^eir needs as Cath­ Is Tenth New i people who have been specified by olic married p^ple. relatives or friends. The real dis­ The War Relief Services of the Parish Holding * Mission Masses placed persons—people with only National Catholic Welfare Confer New .parishes set up in or near More than two thousand student the sponsors who are providing ence, which is the operating agency Denver in a year or two include crusaders will fill to capacity the jobs and housing—are yet to come. for the National Catholic Resettle­ these that are now in operation Cathedral and Loyola church Fri­ The slowness of the movement of ment Council, is setting up a field Christ the King and . Our Lady of' day morning at 9:30 to bring to these people has been 'due in part (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n 6) Lourles, Denver; St. Aijthony’a a close with spectacular ceremo­ to difficulties in the legislation, Westwood; St. Bernadette’s, Lakei- nies Denver’s 25th annual Mission and in part to inherent objection wood; and Holy Trinity, WestminJ. . Week. A ^ le m n Pontifical Mass to large-scale immigration on the Month's Prayers ster. A church now is being buflt will be cfleorated in the Cathe­ part of federal immigration laws in Derby. Land has been purchased dral by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr and procedures which have been for a parish, Sts. Peter and Paul’s, of Denver, and a Solemn Mass in operation for a good many For Cardinal in' in rapidly growing Wheatridge and -will be celebrated in the Loyola years. \ for Our Lady of Grace parish in church by the Rev. Joseph Berb­ In spite of these difficulties, the Elyria-Swansea district (Mass ers, S.J., pastor. however, we must endeavor to take Hungary Asked is being said, but no church has The Very Rev. Monsignor Fer­ care of these good Catholic people yet been built). In addition prop­ dinand A. Evans of Cincinnati, as­ whose only hope is in American A month’s prayers for Cardinal erty was acquired for future de­ sistant national secretary of the sponsorship, under the present law Mindszenty of Hungary, unjustly velopment in the University Park Catholic Students’ Mission Cru­ passed last summer. imprisoned by the Red govern­ district of Denver. The Westmin­ sade, will preach for the Cathedral In this letter 1 am asking the ment of that nation,’ are asked by ster church is an Arvada mission. group. The Rev. Thomas Mahoney, pastors of the various parishes to Archbishop Urban J. Vehr in the C.M., native Denverite who has renew their efforts and interest in following letter sent out this Family Active been heard in many Denver pulpits securing sponsors for displaced week: In Catholic Circles appealing for the Vincentian for­ persons. A sponsor, in the terms Reverend dear Father: Mr. Sullivan for years raised eign missions, will preach at the of the law, is a man or woman or According to press reports. His purebred Hereford cattle at Wray, Loyola services. The Crusaders a family that undertakes to pro- Eminence, Cardinal Mindszenty, Colo. He died in December, 1946. at both services will recite in uni- vide some kind of permanent em- Cardinal Primate of Hungary, will AN ARCHITECT’S SKETCH of the new Christ the Plans call for compieiion of the building in the late spring, with the His wife served as president of the (Tum to Page 3 — Column 3) I ployment and some kind of per- be shortly summoned before a so- g^ade school opening in the fall. The new parish will serve more Denver Deanery Council of Cath­ called people’s court and sen­ King church and school, now being built on E. 8th av- than 360 Catholic families in East Denver, now attending Blessed olic Women and has been active tenced by the Communist party of enue, between Elm and Fairfax streets, is shown above. Present Sacrament and St. John’s parishes. in other Catholic societies. A Hungary. The whole world is daughter, Margaret, who lives with Dedication, Ordinations shocked by the satanic daring of + + + + her mother at 99 S. Downing, is the Communist government of Fr. Salvatore Fagiolo president of the Loretto Heights Hungary, because of his criminal Alumnae association. Another arrest and imprisonment. Our Sent to Chicago Parish daughter, Mary, is the wife of Al­ Listed in Coming Events State department has denounced Final Building Drive to Start bert Spillman. They live in it as a mockery of justice and all After serving for twe years in Hempstead, Long Island, N. Y. Dates for a number of important the subdiaconate and the four radio and press commentators Mrs. Spillman is president of the events in the Denver archdiocese minor orders. have decried it. the Our Lady of Mt. Carmel par­ Brooklyn Diocesan Council of from February into June are an­ Ordinations to the priesthood for As we know. Communism is fol­ ish, Denver, as assistant pastor and Catholic Women. A son, John Sul­ nounced this week by Archbishop the Archdiocese of Denver will lowing its customary diabolical In Christ, King Parish, Denver choir director, the Rev. Salvatore livan, was associated with his Urban J. Vehr. They include the occur in the Cathedral Saturday, procedure of imprisoning the lead­ Fagiolo, O.S.M., has been called father until his death. He now dedication of the Lakewood church, June 4. Holy Orders will be con­ ers of peoples and subjecting them All families living in Christ the King parish, Denver, this week received an attractive back to. assist at St. Philip Ben- lives in San Mateo, Calif. the annual opera, the silver jubilee ferred on the Rev. Deacons Robert to* unspeakable torment and tor­ folder, describing the parish’s new church and school building, now under construction on izi’s parish in Chicago. During his The Sullivans acquired the es­ of two Denver pastors, graduations Nevans, John Canjar, and John ture. He has already asked that stay at Mt. Carmel, Father Fa­ tate near the Heights, about 300 and ordinations, and a Catholic Aylward. no statement of his under pressure East 8th avenue, between Elm and Fairfax streets. The folder is designed to familiarize giolo built the senior choir up to acres, in 1922. They lived In the Press convention. The list follows:' The annual joint high school be construed as authentic whether parishioners with the many features of the building, and the mailing is timed to coincide 60 members, the greatest number home on South Federal from about St. Bernadette’s church in Lake- graduation will be held Sunday, signed or not. since its erection. 1933 until 1942. wood will be blessed by the Arch­ June 6, in the City auditorium at Kindly bring this to the atten­ with the start of the final building drive. bishop preceding a Mass at 1 2:30 p.ra. The Loretto Heights col­ tion of your people and ask their In a letter accompanying the o'clock Thursday, Feb. 10, lege commencement will follow at prayers for his deliverance and folder, the Rev, John W. Seannell, of the two floors of the building, OPERA TO BE GIVEN' 5 p.m. the same day. for the salvation of the people of pastor, points out that the drive of the parish area, a sketch of the Parish Schools to Join APRIL 26, 27, AND 28 The I annual convention of the Hungary. For the next month, Regis to Give is necessary at this time to assure parish ground, blueprints of the Cathonc Press association June 15, kindly offer three “Hail Marys” completion of the building, and to two floors of the building, and a The annual presentation of the photo of the convent to be used Denver Grand Opeta company, 16, and 17 will draw editors of following the prayers after the raise money to help reduce the Catholic newspapers and magazines daily Mass for this intention. over-all debt. Father Seannell says by the Sisters of the Precious Denver 4-H Club Program under the direction of the Rt. Rev. Blood, who will staff Christ the Monsignor Joseph J. Bosetti, V.G., from all over the nation. This is Faithfully yours in Christ, Degrees to 11 it will be the final parish-'wide Parochial school participation in Homemaking includes cooking and will be Faust by Gounod. The opera the first time that the convention « URBAN J. VEHR drive of this kind. King school when It opens in the has been scheduled for Denver. Archbishop of Denver Regis college of Denver will The drive, which will be con­ fall. the Denver 4-H club program has sewing in a five-year course. will be given in the City auditor­ graduate 11 students at mid-year been approved by the Rev. Ed­ Miss Eisenman ia a graduate of ium Tuesday, Wednesday, and ducted by Father Seannell and the Also included Is a break-down this week, according to the Rev. men of the parish, will run from of the cost involved in construc­ ward A. Leyden, archdiocesan su­ Mt. Marty academy, Yankton, S. Thursday, April 26, 27, and 28. Louis G. Mattione, S.J., dean. tion of the building, which shows perintendent of schools. The pro­ Da., and Loretto Heights college, The silver jubilee of the Very Sunday, Jan. 30, to Sunday, Feb. gram was explained and demon­ Denver. She has studied dress de­ Expert on Family Life Though no special ceremony will 13. Two teams of 20 men each parishioners just how their contri Rev. Harold V. Campbell, pastor be held at mid-year, the graduates, butions will be utilized. strated at a meeting of the Catho­ sign in Chicago, and done graduate .of the Blessed Sacrament parish, have been formed to contact each lic Parent-Teacher league last work at Colorado State College of unless prevented from doing so by family in the pariah during the On the first floor of the build Denver, will be observed Tuesday, personal business, will return to week. Angela Eisenman has been Education, Greeley. Her teaching May 24. A similar celebration will two weeks. A Communion break­ ing the church will be located. It appointed as assistant home dem­ experience includes the establish­ To Address Conference the college in June to take part fast for all workers will launch the will seat 450 persons. Entrance to be held by the Rev. Leo Flynn, pas­ in the annual commencement exer­ onstration agent for the parochial ment of an arts and crafts pro­ tor of the Holy Family church, drive this Sunday morning. The the church is on E. Eighth avenue. schools. gram in the St. Paul Indian Mis­ cises. They will be considered men will attend the 8 o’clock Mass Schoolrooms and a school library Tuesday, May 31. The actual ordin­ members of the class of 19491 Denver is the only strictly ur­ sion school, Marty, S. Dak.^.and ation date was June 15, but the Of ACCW in Brighton in Blessed Sacrament Church, and will also be on the first floor. ban area in the U. S. to have 4-H club leadership work in USO- observance of the anniversary is A B. A. degree will be awarded a breakfast at 9ri6 a.m. in Bog- On the lower or ground floor NCCS clubs in Idaho and Florida. being held early in each case so as The Rev. Dr. Edgar Schmiede- at a Family Life conference to be to James J. Sweeney, who, with gio’s Rotisserie, 1747 Tremont of the building will be the entrance She has taught in the high school to fall within the school year. ler, O.S.B., director of the NCWC held in Brighton on Thursdajr, his wife, makes his home at 1662 place. to the school,,a kindergarten, a (Turn to Page 2 — Column 5) General ordinations will be held Family Life bureau and prominent Feb. 10. His headquarters are in W. 47th avenue. Sweeney, like The folder that parishioners one-room apanment for the pas­ in the seminary chapel Wednesday, author in the field of family rela­ Washington, D. C. many of his fellow giraduates, en­ receive explains details of the new tor, and the rectory office. Five June 1. The Archbishop will confer tions, will be the featured speaker The meeting at Brighton will be tered Regis before the war and church and school. It contains unfinished schoolrooms, one of 4 Contributions, sponsored jointly by the Denver had his formal education inter­ photos of the building as it now which ■will be (^mpleted each suc­ Archdiocesan Gouncil of Catholic rupted by service abroad. He,has looks, under construction, and as ceeding year, (are also on the Women and the Greeley Deanery majored m history and is planning it will look when completed; a map ground floor. $5 Each, Are Given Al Smith's Battle Brought council in the Brighton hall be- to do graduate work at a later date. Graduates who will be awarded To Seminary Burse B. S. degrees include: $9,000 Is Still Needed Friends, Foes to Surface Walter P. Barbour, formerly of Four contributions, each for $5, Oklahoma, who now lives with his were forwarded to the St. Joseph B v Mo n sig n o r M a t t h e w S m it h He frequently ranted for hours wife and two-year-old twins at seminary burse this week, accord­ (Memoirs of a Catholic Editor. Copy- at a time against the Knights of rlRhted. 1949. Reproduction in whole or 1540 Logan street He majored in For Kitchen in Seminary ing to figures released by the in part f6rbidden) Columbus, the Catholic Church, business administration. Chancery office, which boosts the The loudest fight against Alfred and everything connected with the More than $6,000 has been re­ level are charging from $1,000 to fund total to $4,342. Church. Because of Senate rules, John Raymond Dooley, Jr., the $1,700 for like services. E. Smith when he was being pro­ son of Mr. and Mrs. .John R. ceived in donations for the installa­ The -Chancery also revealed that moted for the Democratic candi­ he was not stopped, but he wearied tion of the new and badly needed the Senators half to death. Phipps Dooley of 706 Santa Fe street, a Depend on Gifts Annunciation parish, Leadville, dacy for the presidency of the major in mathematics. miide an additional payment of United States was waged by U. S. of Colorado once asked him how kitchen in St. Thomas' seminary, From Faithful long he intended to go on, and .Donald W. Drake of Timber- Denver, it was announced this $400 on Its .ndividual burse, and Senator J. Thomas Heflin. 'The lat­ It is for this reason that th^ that another payment of $253.29 ter spoke so frequently against heard the reply: “Four hours.” line ranch, Green Mountain dam, week. Since the total coat 'will be seminary cannot institute any ma­ Heflin, of course, was in favor Heeney, Colo., who has majored in more than $15,000, the necessity of was made on the burse of the Ca­ the Church, and said the same jor improvements without incur­ thedral parish in Denver, thing so many tin^ps, that it re­ of the Ku KIux Klan. He endorsed business administration. further donations amounting to ring debts which it has no reason­ many things for which it stood, William Reedy Flynn, son of $9,000 was stressed. Individual con-/ minded us of an Indian tom-tom; able hope of ever being able to pay. Angela Eitcnman tributions re hence we gave him the name Tom­ and he thought some of its prin­ Mrs. N. Flynn of 6064 Lotus ave­ The Very Rev. William Ken­ Therefore the seminary authorities eeived this week Tom Heflin, which spread far. ciples were among the noblest. nue, St. Louis, Mo. Flynn, who has neally, C.M., rector, revealed that appeal once again to the faith and clubs. The 4-H stands fo r head, include^ John J. He is now an old man, for he was , “War With Mexico” majored in accounting, will receive the new rubber tile flooring had generosity of the Catholic laity to heart, hands, and health, and the Keniery, Denver, born in 1869, the son of a phys­ The Catholic Church was still his degree "cum laude.” arrived and is being installed at a give what they can; not to them— aim of the school clubs is to $5 in memory of ician who was also a farmer. After being persecuted by an anti-cleri­ Edwin W. Hutchinson, another cost of $2,000. This floor covering but to the future priests of Colo­ acquaint youths from 10 to 20 his w if e ; and holding several other political jobs, cal minority in Mexico at that time “cum laude” student 'who has is the finest available in natural rado and Wyoming. Kindly address years with agricultural and home­ three anonymous including 16 or more years in Con­ —a minority kept in power by (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n 5) rubber, designed not only to wear your contributions to the. Very making work. Agricultural work donations, given gress, he became Senator in 1920 to force of arms and the refusal of well but also to ease the strain on Rev. Rector, St. Thomas Seminary, in the city includes landscaping, by Denver resi- fill an unexpired term and sferved the U. government for a period those employed in the kitchen. 1300 S. St^le street, Denver 10, care of small animals, home me­ dents, of $6 until 1931. His home is in Ala­ Catholic Press Group Likewise on order and soon to be Colo. chanics, and home safety work. of years to allow the other side to Fkther Schmiedeler each. bama. where he was born. import arms—and Heflin charged Sets Journolism Contest installed is a new $1,000 gas-fired, The donation that the Knights of Columbus and ginning at 10:30 a.m., with the thermostatic-controlled bake oven of Mr. Keniery this week Fr. Gainor Stricken the Catholic clergy had forged Rev. Roy Figilino presiding as whose capacity is sufficient to sup­ Fr. Barrett of St. Thomas' lights the excellent practice of for­ documents to embarrass the Mexi­ host. • For Porochiol Students ply pastry for the more than 600 warding a check to the burse,.fnnd meals served at S t Thomas’ semi­ can government: also that the Those in charge of the meeting as a memorial to a loved one, ei­ III on Arrival in K. of C. had raised $1,000,000 to The first annual journalism con­ nary daily. Also ordered is a deep Now Serving in Perryville ther of the immediate family or will be Mrs. John M urtaurt, pres­ test sponsored by the Catholic fat fryer to be used in the prepara­ bring about a war with Mexico. ident of the Denver ACCW; Mrs. in honor of a close relative, j Pueblo for Retreat Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Women’s Press club was an­ tion of French fried potatoes and The Rev. T. J. Barrett, C.M., for the Miraculous Medal entails The idea of making some kind J. Leo Devlin, Wray, Colo., presi- nounced this week. It is open to ofesaor of Gregorian chant at no vocal exertion with the excep­ The Rev. Leo C. Gainor, O.P., Arkansas answered the attack like foods. of memorial for a fellow Christian students of Catholic high schools w . Thomas’ seminary, haa been tion of dictating a few letters. My has predominated Catholic minds of St. Dominic’s parish, Denver, about the Mexican documents. A in Denver. The subject, suggested Steam Table relieved of his duties in Denver voice should be in ship-shape order Jan. 25 was taken to St. Mary’s Senate committee had investigated ever since the moment that ^ r is t. these papers. The probe brought Public Is Invited by journalism instructors in the w m C o s t p m at 'his request and is now sta­ before long.” Himself, cautioned the Apostles hospjtal, Pueblo, for observation schools, will be "Journalism: A tioned with the Asaociation of the and treatment. Slated to conduct a out nothing to justify Heflin’s To Evening Address still undonated is the combina­ Father Barrett left the semin­ to “do this in memory of Me.” charges. Preparation for Coping with Life’s tion steam table and salad server Miraculous Medal at St. Mary’s ary during the holidays for a va­ What better way to honor the retreat for students of the Pueblo At Loretto Heights Problems.” seminary in Perryville, Mo. Catholic high school, he was _ It would be ridiculous to make a to cost $3,000, the largest and roost cation in Chicago, and from there name and memory of an indi'vjdual stricken upon arrival. Early indi­ litany here of the many things Loretto Heights college will Entries are limited to 800 words. expensive item to be acquired. In making the announcement of he went directly to his new duties than to offer a substantial contri­ cations pointed to a slight cerebral Heflin alleged. He even went back sponsor a special evening meet­ The contest will open next week Otner interns necessary are a pres­ his transfer, the Very Rev.. Wil­ in Missouri. bution to the burse fund, using hemorrhage. The Very Rev. Peter to an old anti-Catholic book, writ­ ing for Thursday, Fob. 10, at with the deadline for final entries sure cower ($909), a steam jacket liam J. Kenneally, C.M., rector Father Kenneally also revealed the individual’s memory as a O’Brien, O.P., pastor, went to ten decades before by an apostate which the Rev. Edgar Schmied- April 15. Two substantial cash kettle for preparing soups ($705), said that Father Barrett’s transfer that two new priests are expected means of making sure that Pueblo Tuesday night to see Fa­ named Chiniquy, who said that the alar, O.S.B., will be the speaker. prizes will be awarded. The Very a new refrigerating s y s te m was owing to the combination of on the seminary staff shortly. priesthood in Colorado will con­ ther Gainor. "Roman Catholic political machine” The meeting will be held in the Rev. William Kenneally, C.M., ($2,000), cabinets for the bake high altitude and the excessive They are ‘Tathers Hartrick Sul­ tinue to grow with competent, The Rev. Thomas Fahey, who had as its plan the capture of large college auditorium at 8 o'clock. president of S t Thomas’ semina^, room ($1,000), and other smaller strain plaoed on his voice by the livan and Kaiser, two members of well-trained men! has been a patient in St. Joseph’s cities of the United States through Invitations have been sent to and two persons selected by him items totalling $1,000. singing classes at the seminary. our congregation who were driven The heavy burden placed npon hospital, Denver, for six months immigrant votes, and then of the the Loretto Heights alumnae will be the judges. Mrs. Ann Curtis Father Kenneally again stressed “Father Barrett has developed a out of China by the Communist Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, who following a spinal operation, will federal government. The absurd and other Catholic organisa­ is in charge of the contest which the fact that the seminary ia husky throat condition over the advance.” Both will be at the sem­ must see to it that priests are is desired to foster the study of dependent on the generosity of its past two or three years,”* said inary by Saturday, although they made available whenever needed, leave the hospital next week. After ity of this charge is that Heflin tions in Denver. The meeting indicated with the announce*, a few days in St. Elizabeth’s mon­ made it after European immigra­ is open to the general public. journalism in Catholic schools. benefactors for these new installa­ Father Kenneally. “The doctors ■will not begin their new work for astery he will report for work in tion had been nearly eliminated and Father Schmiedeler will lay par­ Winners will be guests at the reg­ tions. The total charge for edu­ feared that if the condition con­ some time. ment this week that.rising costs ular May meeting of the Press cating and lodging one seminarian tinued it might develop into a Father Kenneally left Wednes­ demand an outlay of $500 for the Cheyenne diocese, probably as long after millions more of Cath­ ticular stress on the unification maintaining one seminarian each assistant in Lander, Wyo. olics had come in, since the ex­ of family life. club snd vrill resd their esssys. for a year is $600. This figure is chronic ailment that might never day for Chicago, HI., where he will Father Fahey, a native of communicated Chiniquy’s day. Further plsns for the contest purposely kept as low as possible be cured. And so Father Barrett give a three-day retreat to the stu year. will be discussed st the meeting so that pursuance of a vocation to requested a transfer.” dents of De Paul university, re­ Contributions in any aiqount County Galway, Eire, was ordained y Espemiva Tirades dent of the Greeley deanery; and are welcome, Andress all commu­ in June, 1947, and came to the of the club Thursdsy, Feb. 3, in the priesthood may be within the In a letter to friends in Denver ported to be the largest Catholic Gustavus Meyers, in his History ver and Mra. T. G. Garrison of the Olin hotel. Dinner will be reasonable reach of all worthy as- describing his new position in an university in America. The exer­ nications to the Most Rev.'Urban United States in October of t ^ t of Bigotry in the United States, Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff, provincial di- J. Vehr, Chancery office, 1536 year. served s t 6 p.m. Mrs. Phil Clarke irants. O ther institutions of area which is at almost sea level. cises are booked for Jan. SI and (Turn to Paget — C olum n S) (Twm to Page t — Colum n 5) ■mil be the guest speaker. Eigher kaming of a cooffagaMaJFather Barnett wrote: “The work Feb. 1 and 2. Logan street, Denver 6, Colo, .1.' . i ij

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COMPLETE SUNDAY DINNER Al Smith's Battle Brought Parish Schools More Sponsors Are Asked . 8onp, CockUfl w Milon Cap StrrW jl CHOICE OF » ENTREES U AJL «• Friends, Foes to Surface To Join Denver DWYER DRUG ' Eotate—Tis«t«bt*—SaU<—DcfMTt aaS Drink i PJI. (Continued From Page One) declined the nomination in Louis­ To Aid Displaced Persons Cut Rate Drugs ville, but the bolters named him quotes William N. Zumbrunn, a 4-H Cluh Work (Continued From Page One) Prescriptions chief counsel ‘for the K.K.K., as anyhow, and he received 25,000 settlement committee, in care of 85e saying; before a Senate investigat­ votes in the sreneral election. (Continued From Pag* One) service to secure more sponsors Monsignor Muirqy, 1666 Grant Called for and street, Denver 6, Colo. ing committee that Heflin g;ot $150 HooTer-Smitk Vota departments of the Convent of from among our Catholic people 17tli Straet to $250 for speeches in various the Good Shepherd and St Mary’s than we have at present Through­ Your co-operation in this cam­ Delivered BatyrMii The popular vote in 1928 gave out the countty we have «nly about paign will bring to the archdiocese states (they were of the same Hoover 21,392,190, and Smith, academy, Denver. She is a mem­ Wines — Been, Etc. Walton and 35,000 sponsors; in the Archdio­ new Catholics of high personal stripe as his windy Senate talks), 15,016,841. As this worked out in ber of St. Dominic’s parish, Den­ By Bottle or Casa California and “at this hearing some proof ver, and the St Thomas Univer­ cese of Denver only 60, which is qualifications who, for the most Htricr Crou «t til* CanwU electoral votes, Hoover got 444 one-fifth of the number we should was submitted from the Govern­ and Smith, 87. Smith did consid­ sity club. part, are heroes, martyrs for the 1400 S. Broadway' 1400 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN MUSK ment Printing Office that Heflin 'The 4-H program has been ac­ have. This field service consists of faith. erably better than O’Conor in the appointment of a field repre­ RA. 2405 had franked broadcast 556,000 1872, for, in contrast with that tive in the Denver public schools Wishing you every blessing, copies of his Senate speechee de­ since 1940. The City council has sentative who will meet with the I am Joe Dwyer TT attorney’s 25,000, Grant then re­ local -parish committees—will re­ Herman Lidke nouncing the Catholic * Church, ceived 3,697,070 popular votes, and assigned funds now to pay the Faithfully yours, Catholic propaganda as he termed salaries of program supervisors ceive from them lists of already Greeley, 2,834,079. promised sponsors and also sug­ * URBAN J. VEHR, it, and Alfr^ E. Smith” (p. 312). in the parochial schools. Project '_____ Archbishop of Denver Reply to Heflin material is supplied by the U.-S. gestions of people who might be­ The New Menace, Aurora, Mo., come sponsors. The field director successor to the old violently anti- Tom-Tom Heflin's attacks on the Department of Agriculture and Catholic Menace, published many Catholic Church before and during the extension service of Colorado will turn over to the Archdiocesan the Smith campaign brought many A. £ M. college. Port Collins. Ar­ Office for Displaced Persons the PERSONNEL leaflets from Heflin’s speeches, and fine answers from non-Catholic rangements were-made by Emmet names of sponsors who have been they were widely spread during the sources. In our Jan. 29, 1928, is­ Dignan, Thomas Tynan, and secured by the parish committee. presidential campaigm, according He will, likewise, receive the dt ^ e n A O H o l to Meyer (p. 313). sue, we carried the following ar­ Judge Joseph Walsh, Denver 4-H ticle : ^ councilmen. names of prospective sponsors and Though religious prejudice was will go out to visit them person­ The stiff of Boulevard Mortuary treat you as a In his rebuke of Senator Heflin “The program allows children There Is Still used in an attempt to keep Smith to develop worth-while knowledge ally upon directions from the local '■y human being, not just a bookkeeping entry. Any from the Democratic nomination, for his anti-Catholie tirade. Sena­ tor Robinson, Democratic Senate in progressive stages witii chil­ committee and the pastor. family can place full confidence in Boulevard—an and then to defeat him after he leader, told in the following touch­ dren their own ag;e and of similar It is my earnest wish that each was nominated, 'it can be said that backgrounds,” Miss Eisenman said. efficient staff embodying years of experience to ful­ the Catholics came through that ing terms why he is “not pastor interest himself in this fill capably every responsibility entrusted to our quick to ridicule or censure or de­ “The mals are definite and are problem and publicize the need Of Time to Order campaign w ith clean hands. fame the name of a Catholic nun.” realized in a systematic, logical the displaced person sponsors care. Though I wanted Smith elected, I way. The reward is in seeing the again, and that you arrange a meet­ am glad I can look back and quote “When I was a child, plague completed projects.” Every service is complete at Boulevard, regardless swept the city of Memphis, Tenn. ing at which the field representa­ remarks like the following, which Since the 4-H program is an ex­ tive and a priest from the Arch­ 4 of cost; there are no unexpected extras. appeared in the Regiiter, National My eye could not read because of tracurricular activity, interested Edition, July 1, 1928: “Herbert my youth, but by the fireside one diocesan office can confer with Candles for I evening my father read in the parents and schools must ask for you and other interested parties Hoover” — Republican candidate. the service. The average club has or g;roups. Possibly you will want ‘4- Smith’s opponent — “is a real New York Sun a story which made five members and a leader who is me appreciate the Catholic nun. to form a committee to handle this man. The authorities of Louvain an adult or an older boy. Infor­ for you. The pastor and the local university [Catholic] were eager Every home in Memphis was as­ mation is available at room 125, sailed by the plague. The story committee can assist the field rep­ to have him visit their town July 4 City and County building, TAbor resentative in planning a cam­ Candlemas-day for the dedication of the new was that throughout the night 0277. Robert Buck is 4-H county carts laden with uncoffined bodies paign to canvass the parish and library. 'There is no. bigotry in agent for Denver and Miss Eisen­ adjacent territory for the purpose Herbert Hoover. He was one of were being hurried out to new man is the parochial representa­ graveyards where burials took of securing sponsors of displaced A complete etock of brass candlesticks and candelabra those men chiefly responsible”— tive. persons. You will be notified by after World war I—“for the re­ place without ceremony. 'Men, wo­ men and children were fleeing in the Diocesan Resettlement director t habilitation of Catholic Belgium. of the date of visit by the area If Smith wins the presidency, it every direction. The plague shrowded the city and forecast the Family Life representative and the diocesan McCONXn S- A. ElOYO will be a unique victory for prin­ committee director, the Rt. Rev. j. »• ciple; but, if Hoover gets it, no doom of thousands. “The Sun recounted the story Monsignor John R. Mulroy, or his THE JAMES CLARKE The same personnel with years of experience Catholic will weep. The fact that assistant, the Rev. Elmer J. Kolka. Hoover was married with a Cath­ that three women in the robes of Expert W ill and finest equipment used on eiery service. The field representative for the olic priest officiating shows his Catholic nuns left the city of Balti­ Archdiocese of Denver is J. Frank- % lack of intolerance. The priest, a more on a train for the scene of Give T a lk s lyn Sullivan, formerly connected CHURCH GOODS HOUSE friend of Mrs, Hoover’s family, se­ sorrow, desolation, and death. with the National Catholic Com­ BOULEVARD cured special permission to o^ici- These three women went into the (Continued From Page One) munity Service during the war. ate at this wedding of two* Protes­ face of danger, and fearlessly and rector of Pueblo, Denver, and Enclosed are a few copies of Established 1902 1636 Tremont Place 7ftontucin/C f tants.” This priest was the late resignedly sought to relieve the sufferings of their fellow beings. Cheyenne. sponsors’ application forms. Addi­ Rt. Rev. Monsignor Raymond M. Program chairmen for the gath­ tional copies can be secured from TA. 3789 Denver 2, Colo. FEDERAL BOULEVARD AT NORTH SPEER Mestres, who later was Vicar “When at last the plague was ering include Mrs. L. A. Higgins the office of the Archdiocesan Re­ General of the Monterey-Fresno lifted and the people began to and Mrs. Fred Gushurst of Den­ PHONE C^Kavib 1626 diocese, California. return to their homes in Memphis ver and Mrs. T. G. Garrison of Grattan Kerans, writing for the and take up the affairs and duties Golden. The program and trans­ Woman's Study Club NCWC News Service in the Den­ of life again, these three nuns had portation arrangements will be ver Catholic Register of July 5, themselves fallen victims to the concluded by next week. Will Meet Feb. 3 1928, asserted, in the lead of his plague. They had died literally in Father Schmiedeler, who will story: “Senator Joseph T. Robin­ efforts to relieve the sufferings of stop in Denver en route to Kan­ The Catholic Woman’s Study son of Arkansas received the others; and out in an unknown sas City, Mo., will conduct the 14th club will hold its monthly meeting Democratic nomination for Vice graveyard, in graves that are un­ annual National Catholic Family j o H n s o n s President of the United States at marked to this day and will re­ Life conference March 7, 8, and with luncheon in the Denver Dry the convention just closed here pri­ main unmarked until the final 9 in San Francisco, Calif., a meet­ Goods tea room Thursday, Feb. 3, STORAGE & mouinc CO. marily because of the valiant de­ Judgment Day, they sleep the sleep ing which is sponsored each year at 12:30 p.m. fiance and fiery denunciation with that has no wakening. by the National Councils of Cath­ After the business meeting an A WOMC tllSrAIH tX which he met the challenge of re^ In all the years that have come olic Men and Women. interesting program on the “Ro­ ligious bigotry during an exchange and gone since then I have not As a noted author in connection sary” will be given by Miss Fran­ vnth Senator Heflin of Alabama been quick to ridicule or censure with his studies and work in the ces Peavey, assisted by Mrs. J. i M O v i j v o on the floor of the Senate more or defame the name of a Catho­ field to which he has applied the Dowd and Mrs. T. C. Harrison. than six months ago.” lic nun.” term “ Modern Humanities,” Fa­ All cancellations must be made For Hie Safely of Your Goods Smith for Pretident What Some Alabamans Thought ther Schmiedeler will bring a before Monday noon, Jan. 31, by I wrote in that same issue that wealth of experience and material calling SP. 7548 or AL. 1277. The article of Jan. 29, 1928, then with him for the conferences he N Use Johason Service on Every Move I intended to vote for Smith, and went on: I remarked: “What a curious will hold in Brighton. Ride home from % AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN UNES, INC. Senator Heflin, by his speeches Born in Kansas City in 1892, Smith the writer would be if he in the Senate and his challenge of “TO AND FXOH CVKUYWBEKT* did not vote for the only Smith Father Schmiedeler began his longj THE MARDI GRAS who ever ran for President! But his party leader, Gov. Alfred E. Catholic education in elementary in a new FORD STORAGE - PACKING - SHIPPING Smith of New York, has slandered parochial schools and entered St. MNVHllNMISTimLMWK Hoover will undoubtedly get many his own state of Alabama and be­ M A R C H ------1 CIORCI F. ROCK. PrtiMenf ------Phone PE 2433 Denver 221 Broadway Catholic votes.” The fact is that Benedict’s scholasticate at Atchi-. 1 Hoover did; among those who cam trayed his people who have heaped son, Kans. , SPONSORED BT paigned for him was Joe Scott, honors upon him, the press of Ala­ He received the degrees of Mas­ Onr Lady of Leordn Ptriih For Up to Date Color Styling famous Los Angeles lawyer, lay bama declares in commenting on ter of Arts and Licentiate in The- orator at International Euchar­ Heflin’s latest escapade at Wash­ ologry from St. Vincent’s graduate istic Congresses, a Knight of St. ington. Virtually every paper of school at Latrobe, Pa. Ordained UNO J. LUNDQUIST Gregory—and also a long-time Re­ any standing that discus.ses the in World war I, he later attended matter condemns Heflin. The Ad­ the Catholic university, where he DUtinetive Interior - Exterior Decorating publican. On July 8, 1928, I vTote: vertiser owned and edited by Prot­ was awarded a Doctorate of Philos­ 2374 Soutb Corona Street “Some of our Catholic people still estants and published at Montgom­ ophy in 1927. He studied briefly wave crepe when they talk of ery, capital of the state, not only in the same field at Notre Dame Smith’s chances. The solid South crushingly condemned Heflin but and Harvard. Since 1986 he has is too bigoted to accept him, they rebuked the supporters and defend­ served on the faculty of the school declare. They forget that he could ers of his anti-Catholic attacks and of social studies at the Catholic scarcely have been nominated if the his proposal to exclude a Catholic university. bigotry were as appalling as they from the presidency. The Adver­ think.”* But events proved they tiser's editorial, in part, follows; were right; Al Smith would have Founded on Tolerance CHtmSoN Eleven Collegians gone into the presidency, I am “The Democratic party, founded COR. Ml* M ORPIN convinced, except that the religious and bequeathed to all the children test was applied at the polls; the of freedom by the first of the pro­ To Receive Degrees Solid South seceded from Democ­ phets (Thomas Jefferson] — he A MEMBER OF ST. DOMINIC'S PARISH INVITES racy to defeat him. that was so proud to claim the (Continued From Page One) YOUR PATRONAGE Other Catholics Ran authorship of the statute for re­ majored in English, makes his ligious liberty in Virginia — has home at 1219 W. 10th avenue. It is worth noting here that Thomas J. Johnson, who with Smith was not the first Catholic at all times in its long history been too proud to tyrannize over his wife liv^ at 771 Cook street, ever nominated to the presidency has majored in history. A news- of the United States. the human conscience. "At one time or another the P®P®rman of some years’ experi­ Unknown to many is the fact ence, he will enter that field on the m u 4 iC ' that the first presidential candi­ Democratic party has been the means of investing a Roman Cath­ Western slope. date ever put up by the Republi­ Norman J. Lamers, son of Mrs. can party,w as a Catholic. The olic with every official rank in public life, save only the presi­ John L. Lamers of 1120 Santa Fe party was organised at a conven­ street, has majored in business tion in Jackson, Mich., in 1854, dency. From Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court administration. when it elected 108 Representa­ Chester W. Sadowski, a major in tives and 15 Senators to the 34th down to humble justice of the peace, we have had Catholic of- business administration, is the son Congress. The first presidential of Mr.s. Caroline Sadowski of 2001 candidate ran in 1856; Abraham Ucials. Is this party now capable of denying the supreme gift to one S. 95th street, West Allis, Wis. Lincoln was the second president- Lotario Sanchez, who will re­ iAI candidate four years lat^. of its choicest spirits on the ground that he still entrusts the care of ceive his degree “cum laude,” is The 1856 candidate was the fam­ the .son of Joseph L. Sanchez of ous Western explorer and soldier, his immortal soul to the Mother Church of Christendom? Bernalillo, N. Mex. He has majored John Charles Fremont (1813- in business administration and now 1890). He served as commandant “If so, the sooner we bring the intends to study law al' George­ and civil Governor of California, whole question to a showdown the town university. was U. S. Senator from California better for the party, the better William J; Warner, who with his in 1850, and was Governor of for the republic. Let us know the wife make.s his home at 5094 Quit- Arizona (territory) from 1878 to worst now and forever. man street, has majored in Eng­ 1881. He had a fine career in both “If the American people cannot lish. the Mexican and Civil wars. Fre­ and will not consent to put a Cath­ Father Mattione revealed that mont, according to some, was not olic in the White House lest he— this is one of the largest mid-year too fervent in his Catholic prac­ mark the harsh word, there is no graduation groups since the custom tice, but he was a member of the other that expresses the fear un­ was started following the war Church. der notice—lest he betray his coun­ years. In 1872, Charles O’Conor of try—something that no American New York, an eminent lawyer Catholic office holder or soldier has ever done—is it not worth Orphans Die in Fire and a Catholic, was nominated in 'Tokyo.—Seven orphan boys lost a “rump convention” in Louis­ while to find out once and for all whether this fear is well founded? their lives when fire destroyed ville, Ky., after Horace Greeley seven two-story building of the had been nominated by the regu­ “Is the present not an ideal time orphanage at Nagasaki, estab- lar Democratic convention, amid to test the character and patriot­ litned two' years ago by the Con­ Ham m ond Organ dissatisfaction. 0 ’ C o n o r had ism of a Roman Catholic Presi­ ventual Franciscan Friars. Both helped to prosecute the notorious dent? Would it not mean a great the U. S. and Japanese govern­ Tweed gang and as an attorney deal to the peace, the security, and ments gave immediate aid to 163 had defended Jefferson Davis, the happiness of the American orphans. • WITH THE Hammond organ music of cathedral President of the Confederacy. He people to get that perennial doubt OXGAN in your church, you quality. And it actually forever behind them? will have glorious organ coats much less than any Named Rhodes Scholar "The religious bail when raised % against an American patriot seek­ Dr. G. J. music that is unaurpasaed other complete church or­ NotM Dame, Ind.—A 1949 Rhodes scholar ia James J. Greene, ing political favor is, to the /tdver- anywhere. gan you can buy I of St. John’s, Newfoundland, a tiaer, nothing less than a glove Sthaenbla at the feet of every sound Demo­ This is the world’s lead­ We invite you to see and graduate student at the Univer­ sity of Notre Dame. He will begin crat whose love of fair play has Optometnit ing organ. It is the only or­ hear this remarkable in­ his studies next September at Ox- not been burned out by the slow i? gan in the world that can't strument. Learn how easily ford university, England. fires of intolerance, distrust, and hatred. Specialist get out of tune. It gives any your church can own die i “May a Roman. Catholic, other­ For Vlsnal church, large or small, fsmoua Hammond Organ. wise above suspicion and otherwise Eye Core I The Denver Githolic acceptable, presume to aspire to the iresidency of this republic of re- 310 Mack Bldg. KE. 5840 Register igjous liberty?" Chai.E. W ells Music £& Published Weekly by the A further comment in the Jan. Catholic Press Society, Inc. 29, 1928, article said: Will see you at the HOME OF THE STEINWAY 988 Bannock Street, Denver, Some of the papers particularly Colo. resent Heflin’s shouted declaration MARDI GRAS U29 CALIFORNIA ST.-^BC BLDG. Subscription: $1 Per Year on the Senate floor that if Senator SHIRLEY SAVOY HOTEL I Entered as Second Class Robinson, who rebuked Heflin for DENVER, COLORADO his anti-Catholic speeches, comes M A R C H 1 Matter at the Post Office, SPONSORED BT Denver, Colo. to Alabama he will m “tarred and , Oar Lo4r at LeurSw Poriih feathered." Ttiund«y, January 27,1949 Offlca, 938 Bannaek Stroot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Talaphana, KEyitona4205 PAGE THREE 5f5»S S ix Masses 2,000 Crusaders Will Participate Groups Elect c < r ) On Sunday at In Mission Masses Set for Friday New Officers B uildin g fund At Guadalupe AND ORGANIXATION St. Vincent's (Continued From Page One) priest will be the Very Rev. Dr. deacon will be the Rav. Elwood son the Crusade Act of Faith, and waiter J. Canavan; auistant dea­ Vom; lubdeacon, tha Rev. Gerald (Our Lady of Cuadalnpo Shrine TREASURERS (St. Vineant da Paul’a Parish, cons will be the Very Rev. Harold Bruggaman; matter of ceramo- the Crusade pledges of allegiance Denver) Danrar) V. Campbell and Father Smith; niea, Thomas McMahonand Four societies of Our Lady of Starting on Sunday, Jan. 30, to the flag of our country, to the the deacon, the Rev. John Avl- minor officer!, the Loyola sanc- Guadalupe parish, Denver, elected for That there will be six Masses every Sun­ Crusade banner, to the standard ward; subdeacon, the Rev. John tuapr boys. The Loyola school new officers for the year. day to relieve some of the con of the Cross and to Christ our Canjar; master of ceremonies, the choir will sing. The heads of the organizations Invest your funds with us and gestion at the later services. The King. Rev. Dr. David Maloney; as­ Monaimor Evans captured the are as follows; new hours will be 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, Mail Officers Announced sistant master of ceremonies, hearts of Denver Crusaders at the Our Lady of Guadalupe society Valentine and 12 noon. Officers of the Cruuders’ Owen McHugh. The Cathedral quarterly conference m eeti^ held —president, Tony Sanchez; vice reap these EXTRA advantages: Masses were announced this week sanctuary boys will fill the minor gt St. Joseph’s school Sunday president, Edward Ortiz; secre­ The monthly meeting of the Al­ officers and the St. Thomas sem­ tar and Rosary society will be held by the Very Rev. Gregory Smith, morning, as the opening feature of tary, Julio Gomez; treasurer, Jesse archdiocesan mission oirector. At inary choir will sing. Mission week. Drawing on his Mora; 0 Higher rates- 2 ' 2% dividends compounded in the school hall on Thursday, At the Solemn Mass in Loyola Feb. 3, after recitation of the Ro­ the Pontifical Mass at the Cathe­ rich experience In ^ h e mission Holy Name society—president, twice a year dral the celebrant will be the Most church the celebrant will be the lands overseas in whtra he served Boniface Mares; vice president, sary in the church at 1 p.m. There Rev. Urban J, Vehr; assistant Rev. Joseph Herbers, S.J.; the will be no covered-dish luncheon as an army chaplain, be gave the John Tafoya; secretary, Herman • Insurance to $5,000 on each account at this meeting. The pastor and Crusaders first-hand testimony of Maestas; treasurer, David Ortiz; Th« (rodHtonat lymbol of new officers urge the attendance •His ‘Heresy* Was Orthodoxy- the missionaries’ need of prayers Altar and Rosary society—presi­ • Your money on hand when you request il| dent, Mrs. Gallegei; vice president, lov* . . . a gcnuina of all women of the parish whether and financial su^ort and of the members of the society or not. enormous work for God and for Mrs. Otiz; secretary, Mrs. Tru­ r*gitt«r«d Kaoptok* Christian civilization the mission­ jillo; treasurer, Mrs. Maestas; Diamond Ring. Chooia with The Boosters’ club will hold its aries are accomplishing. Antonian choir—president, Mrs. Ask about our plan "S-I5" which grants extended insurance! . monthly meeting in the school hall Chesterton Discovered confidenca., . at this itora Sanrad 4 Yaari Orarsaat Priacilla Mares (re-elected); vice on Friday, Feb. 4, immediately president. Miss Grace Gallegos; without additional cost i after Benediction. A priest of the Cincinnati arch­ treasurer-secretary. Miss Eva Ta­ Our Lady of Victory circle of Romance of Christianity diocese, Monsignor Evans is a foya (re-elected). the PTA met at the home of Mrs. graduate of Mt. St. Mary’s sem­ The Mendoze sisters ^11 pre­ J. Morgan Cline on Jan. 20 for inary, Norwood, 0., and holds sent their final performance be­ By R e v . J o h n B. E b e l by romance, "is this desirability the degree of Matter of Science tRPITOL FEDERRl a dessert-bridge luncheon. Mrs. “I did, like all ot)ier loUmn of an active and imaginative life, fore leaving Denver in the church John Mulqueen won the honors. in Social Work from the Catholic recreational hall Sunday, Jan. 30, University of America. He served AND LOAN Mrs. F. L. Garland entertained little boys, try to bo in advance picturesque and full of a poetical at 8 p.m.. Afterwards a dance of the age. Like them I tried to curiosity, a life such as Western as a U.S. army chaplain for five will be held, with Mrs. Sanchez the St. Vincent de Paul’s circle and one-half years, spending al­ SAVINGS ASSOCIATION of the Altar and Rosary society be some 10 minutes in advance man at any rate always seems to and her orchestra providing the most four years in overseas serv­ music. Everyone ia assured a good in her home on Jan. 25. Mrs. of the truth. And I found that I have desired. If a man says that ice. He was chaplain of the 148thUj‘^”‘' 1665 BROADWAY • DENVER (Charles Burns won the honors at extinction is better than existence infantry, and then served as as­ bridge. was 1,800 years behind it.” The novena will be conducted In these words Gilbert K. Ches­ or blank existence better than va­ sistant division chaplain, and, fi­ riety and adventure, then he is not in February by Father James nally, division chaplain of the 37tb Moyniban of Annunciation pariah. terton tells in his book Orthodoxy one of the oi'dinary people to (Ohio Buckeye) diviaion. holding DfNVnt'S OlOEST CHEVROLET DEALER how he set out on the romantic whom I am talking. If a man pre­ Everyone ia urged to' be present CPTL Post Presidents the rank of lieutenant colonel. He at the novena, which is held each search for truth — and how he fers nothing I can give him noth­ has also occupied the position of Tuesday at 7:80 p.m. Set Potiuck Feb. 2 found it in what he would have ing. But nearly all people I have assistant director of the Catholic lagagsssiaiMUOOW iMSf MO20000 06 thought the most unlikely of ever met in this Western society Charities of the Archdiocese of The pa.st presidents’ group of places, the Christianity that his in which I live would agree to the Cincinnati, and assistant director Huron^ S. Dak., Pastor I I HUrNH Wi U2JO the Catnolic-Parent Teacher s’ fellows were largely discarding— general proposition that we need of the Fenwick club, Cincinnati. iMf 21000 this life of practical romance: The He visited a number of Denver Named Domestic Prelate A m a s 1 n g electronic Ale* 1100 f i a $ league will hold its annual pot- or ignoring, which may be worse. Complete equipment glvee an ex­ luck luncheon on Wednesday, Feb. combination of something that is schools this week. Huron, S. Dak.—The Rev. J. ;o He describes how, in his search stran#e with something that is se­ act diagnosis of your All ingticototf ovoilobl* whut 0l wtH 2, at 12:30 p.m. in the Catholic Father Mahoney, son of Mrs. J. O’Neill, pastor of St. Martin’s car’s ailments! Itemized for truth, he attempted to build cure. We need so to view the Daniel Mahoney of St. Francis de «i nciufol gold Rncn incluOa tojk, Charities annex. Mrs. Angelo up a whole philosophy of his own. parish, has been named a Do­ Motor repo^ lists every ‘trou­ Ro.ssi, president, extends a per­ world as to combine an idea of Sales’ parish, is a native of Den­ mestic Prelate by Pope Plus XII. 'ifr'l I f . ble spot,” eliminates sonal invitation to the past presi­ But when he had finished he found wonder and an idea of welcome. ver. After completing his grade that “when I fancied I stood alone The Rt. Rev. Monsignor O’Neill, guess-work in repairing, dents of each unit of the Catholic We need to be happy in this school education in St. Francis de who will mark his golden sacer­ Check-Up helps out cost of repair Parent-Teachers’ association to I waS really in the ridiculous posi­ wonderland without once being Sales’ he made his preparatory bills. JULIUS 0 . tion of being backed up by all dotal jubilee in June, served for come and enjoy this annual fete. merely comfortable.” studies in St. Vincent’s Prepara­ four years at the Cathedral in Games and cards will follow the Christendom . . . I did try to tory seminary. Cape Girardeau, found a heresy of my own; and Chesterton, in other words, is Regina, Saak., Canada, where he Drive in Today} meeting. Mrs. Rossi is anxious to describing how he finally came Mo., and his seminary course in was associated with Cardinal Mc- $3.00 MOLBERG make this a “big” meeting so that when I had put the last touches to St. Mary’s seminary, Perryville, it, 1 discovered that it was brth- to see what Father Reginald Guigan of Toronto, then Arch­ arrangements can be discussed for Garrigou-Lagrange, O.P., par- Mo. After his ordination as a bishop of Regina. MFG. JEWELERS the annual all-day conference of odoxy.” haps tha greatast of living theo­ priest of the Congregation of the HOME OF CRIPPLE CREEK the Catholic Parent-Teachers’ as­ In what Chesterton calls his logians, says somewhat differ­ Mission and a year’s preparatory YINER YIHER GOLD JEWELRY sociation on March 24. “elephantine adventures in pur­ ently: “The one man Jesas of travel in China, he was assigned to Kansas Collegians suit of the obvious,” he fineliy Nazareth, who never had time the task of enlisting American sup­ Outmoded Jetcelry— Rettyled learned “from the truth of some port for the Vincentian foreign 468 BROADWAY TELEPHONE PEarl 4641 Ride home from for study in the schools of sci­ Feted at Buffet Supper stray legend or from the false­ ence, could not without the ex­ missions, with headquarters in St. 1019 E. Colfax MA. 2758 THE MARDl GRAS hood of some dominant philos­ traordinary help of God found Louis. He has visited Denver an­ On Dec. 30, the St. Mary alum­ ophy, things that I might have nually for the past several years ^Dr. D. C. Werthman^ in a new FORD a religious doctrine that so fully nae enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. A.B.C. DOLL SHOP learned from my catechism— if satisfies all the aspirations of as a speaker in the Missionary Co­ Catherine Perenyi at a buffet sup­ 1 had ever learned it . . . 1 found Hr. and Hri. John A. HeCenrt I and Associate | i Th« Arms U»t#d hart d«Mrva to MARCH 1 rational nature, which so per­ operation plan, and has consistent­ per. The occasion was to honor at last in an anarchist club or a bt rtmtmbarad when you ero dit> SPONSORED BY fectly and harmoniously con­ ly proved to be a successful repre Denver students now attending the DOLLS and TOYS > Dentists * trlbutlnf your patron«fe to the dif* Onr Lady of Lourdtt Pariah Babylonian t,smple what 1 might joins the highest and the lowest, sentative of the mission cause. He St, Mary college in Xavier. ► * ferent liota of butinett. have found in the nearest par­ is engaged at present in conduct­ Doll Hospital ^ PLATES ^ the supernatural and the na­ The guest speaker at the last Rtllflou SUtBM a«Mlr*d ’WWWWWWW' ’W^WWWWWWWWWWWWi ish church.” tural, justice and mercy, con­ ing the high school retreats at St. ^(01 n th StTMt U«l IStli StTMt^ r Francis de Sales’. regular meeting was Father James 1111 Arzpaho* HA. TflT We are tempted very often to templation and action, the an­ Moynihan, who was recently y ERxiton* t n i TAbar fTII i y think our books of apologetics as y ^6% SotcU tt^ IftoKKf cient and the modern, and named Denver’s “Man of the dry as dust. But then we read of finally that so profoundly influ­ Year” by the Junior Chamber of y a man like Chesterton who really ences the mind and soul of men y Westwood Parish Commerce. The hostesses at this lived a course of apologetics, for as to renew society.” meeting were Margaret Cassidy ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH y after a long search after truth "The origin of such a doctrine,” and Pat Reefe. y he found his way into the Church, he continues, “cannot be explained Circles Meet The next regular meeting of the ► the home of all truth. And we through natural causes. Indeed it St. Mary alumnae of Xavier, WatbiRgloR Park MM. ► find that our textbooks and our positively seems an effect proper Kans., will be on Feb. 2 at 8 p.m. BANK living convert arrive finally at the (St. Anthony’t Parith, Wettwood) y to God, namely the extraordinary The S t Rita circle held its third in St. Joseph’s nurses’ home. The Red & IFhite Food Store D. U. CLEANERS same concluaions, though they may harmony of the most diverse hostesses will be Mary Louise He­ y travel by very different paths. meeting Jan. 19 in the home of BILL HUGHES, Prop. y things, which God alone can inti­ Mrs. Julia Agnew. Mrs. Lillian bert, and Mrs. Catherine Perenyi. MONEY ORDERS Chesterton declares in his book mately reconcile, as in Him are Parsing is chairman, and Mrs. Those desiring additional informa­ Complete Food Service Finer Cleaners y that he wishes “to set forth my y harmonized the attributes of the Glen Gray, treasurer. tion should call FR 1050, faith as particularly answering greatest mercy and of infinite jus­ 598 South Gilpin It Coeta No More y The St. Peter circle met Jan. this double spiritual need: The tice . . . Thus Christian teaching “It*» Boiirl to B« T hrtftr- For the Beet y - need for that mixture of the fa is a splendid expression and image 26 in the home of Mrs. Mike Hew Building Occupied miliar and the unfamiliar that of the Deity, whence, according to O’Brien, 1065 S. Sheridan boule Open Sundays 9 to 12 Christendom has rightly named ro St. Thomas: ‘It is more wonderful’ vard. By Aufa Tap Campany Dzilr. 7 to T Call PE. 4517 mance.” than miracles of the physical The Altar and Rosary society Rudisill IGA Alterations • Drapes “The thing I do not propose to order, because ‘simple men, filled will meet Wednesday, Feb. 2, at the church at 1:30 p.m. The Worthman Auto Top com­ Lamp Shades prove, the thing I take as common with the Holy Spirit, attained the pany, formerly of 112 West 5th Grocery & Market highest wisdom and eloquence in On Jan. 22 Mrs. Curneen enter­ ground between myself and any avenue, has recently moved into its (Juality Meats — Groeeriei an instant’.” tained 11 girls at a circus party own new building at 525 Bannock rrtih and Froi«n Frdito and Vc(«tabl« 2060 So. University average reader,” he goes on’ to honoring her daughter, Kathleen, Lonblui* A CUrton SP. 1717 say in explaining what he means Whether called the “romance” street, Denver. CASHABLE WITHOUT DELAY or “sublimity” of Christian teach­ on her ninth birthday. Games were Mr. E. P. Worthman, owner Objectionable in Part ings, it means practically the same. played and ice cream, cake, and and operator, who is a member of Christianity is the answer to all hot chocolate were served. Kath­ The firms listed here de­ ON IDENTIFICATION ONLY New York.—Kite Me Kate, leen received njany beautiful gifts St. Vincent de Paul’s parish, pur­ LEN’S Pharmacy man’s needs, the solution of all chased three lots at 525 Bannock serve to be remembered ATTEND current Broadway play, has been his problems, the promise of the Miss Colleen Curneen was « L 0. FEHR, Prop. classified as objectionable in part birthday guest of Miss Jane Mc­ street, and had a modem building Hoabtr 8L VIncut d. Paal'i Pirlab LORETTO HEIGHTS fulfillment of his eternal destiny. erected to meet the requirements when you are distributing by the Catholic Theater Move­ Its teachings reconcile the greatest Guire Saturday afternoon, Jan. 22. of his business, which had out­ Hava Your Doctor Phona WOMEN'S CLUB BAZAAR ment. Mrs. William Pleiman has been Ui Your Preicription your patronage in the dif­ truths, and weld all together in on the sick list. grown the former location. K. of C. Hall, Feb. 3, 4, 5 one body of doctrine. It brings His shop is now equipped to give 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 ferent lines of business. i ' H KnOfIpl humanity, and raises Lee Blair, brother of Mrs. Mike At LoaUUni and BonUi CliTton y . O’Brien, and his daughter, Alice, thp very best of service in auto O. n . unuuei H iSO U aiea mankind to the Divinity. upholstering, seat covers, and auto Why, than, if Christianity has visited at the Mike O’Brien home. 0 NATIONAL BM E They have been visiting in Cali­ tops. A large selection of the new With Lumiere Studio all this, and can achieve all these 1949 fabrics is available. Spacious NTEENTH STTREET AT CIJAMPA • DENVER results, does not everyone rush to fornia and are en route home to Carlton, Mo. parking space is available at all MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Ott H. Knodel of St. Vincent de embrace it? A man like Chester­ times for customers. Free esti­ Paul’s parish, Denver, announces ton finds in Christianity all the mates are given with no obliga­ n O m i E BRAE .AAA, J his association with the Lumiere answers he has so long been seek­ St. Vincent's Aid Unit tion. ing; ' others do not. There are studio at 1552 Cleveland place. Mr. Worthman has had 25 years thousands of possible explanations. experience in his profession. He Shopping District ^ Everybody Welcome! Associated for half a century Chesterton, for example, had the To Assemble on Feb. 1 is assisted by his son, Cline Worth- with the Donehue Frame shop, Mr. proper dispositions; Open-minded­ St. Vincent’s Aid society will man. They invited old friends and Knodel invites old friends and ness, interest, lack of prejudice, a new to visit their new shop. . ^ Loretto Heights Women's Club Bazaar patrons from around the state to keen and incisive intellect, a good meet Tuesday, Fab. 1, at 2:30 Bonnie Brae Feb. 3-4-5 visit him in his new shop. life, and the grace of God. p.m. ia tha home of Mrs. John BENDER'S MARKET Mr. Knodel is from Rocky Ford. L. Dower, 896 Pennsylvania Will see you at the DRUG CO. FRE.SH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES — But aTaryona would do wall street, Denver. Tha honored AlaFRJED Ca ANDERSEN) OwnoraHuifor At the Knights of Columbus Hell 1575 Grant St. His wife has been active in the to exmmina hit conieianca on FROZEN FOODS — LARGE CHEESE Altar and Rosary society for a speaker will be the Rev. 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The team is made up of the HOUSEHOLD WARE \ \ n r o 1043SOUTH emlLORO ' Cortslni • PlUtws Carsfollr OMasd sad Bstirasd Baoit Biss. SpscUl Cart pick of players from Chinatown teami. Sponsored by SL Mary’s 1735 Welten St. KEystone n 2 4 Clrm la TtbU Lla«u. BlsnktU Lanadtrtd Wltboat Shrloksta. Chinese mission, conducted in San Francisco by the Paulist Fathers, v I O l? PHONE 5 ^ 7 3 1 8 WORK CALLKD FOR AND DELIVERRD the players hope to try for the Pacific Athletic association crown Open Daily StSO to StOO, Saturdaye TUI 1 P,M. So. Gaylord Hdw. Co. this spring. lo ss So. Gaylord SP. 2961 .VAN ^niMEBMAH. PAGE FOUR Offkt, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 420S Thursday, January 27, 1949 Bluejays and Raiders Hold Where Have You Been? 1st Place in Parochial Loop Sixteen important envelopes will leave Denver next week, some headed . ^ r a journey of almost 2,000 miles. Neatly folded GREMLINS HAVE EASY VICTORY IN' OPENER inside will be invitations to the first annual National Catholic Basketball tournament, scheduled to open March 20 in City audi­ By Al Dark torium. Cobe Jones’ Cathedralites and Lou Kellogg’s Regis Raiders turned up the heat in the The initial letters informing colleges in all sections of tha Auditorium annex Sunday afternoon, laying low the Cardinals of Annunciation, 32-23, county, about the event drew a response much better than a and the Bulldogs of St. Joseph’s, 34-20, respectively. The two victories combined to keep first-time ventuae has reason to expect, says A. W. Breithaupt, tournament secretary. There were some doubts in the early Grant Streeters and Raiders ticklishly tied for first place in the seldom cool Parochial planning stages as to the feasibility of a 16-team bracket, but the basketball league. “count us in, please” replies received from 26 schools to date St. Francis’ Gremlins moved up seem to have settled that issue. a notch in the standings by walk­ In fact, toma of tha mail pouring into tourney headquarters Point-Makers ing past the Holy Family Bengals contains axpressions of warm praise for the idea from collagat in the Sunday opener, 36-21. that in previous years would have aimed at a bid to the National Don Dewhurst and Jack Swee­ Association of Intercollegiate Basketball meet in Kansas City, ney sparked the Bluejays’ attack in Mo. Willingness to forego such a perennial favorite reflects, in the second contest, Sweeney alter­ part, the dissatisfaction engendered by last year’s "color line” nating between the pivot slot and dispute at Kansas City. Catholic representatives played an im­ inside comer position, and Dew­ portant role in forcing removal of the NAIB bar against Negro hurst driving in from the fringes. players. Andy Hanson, a capable ball- Teams whose enthusiasm for the Denver tournament is at handler in any league, was not up top pitch include Xavier U. of Cincinnati, Niagara U., Dayton, on the firing line long enough to John Carroll of Cleveland, Loyola of Baltimore, St. Thomas’ of show his wares, but a 10-3 quarter St. Paul, Minn.; Iona of New Rochelle, N.Y.; St. Norbert's of margin and a 15-7 halftime tally West de Perc, Wis.; St. Michael’s of Vermont, and Manhattan. attest to the tight defense setup Slightly south of major status, you say? Check your records in which Hanson was a key figure. again, mister. Some of America’s best basketball is played by the quintets above, as the charts will prove. Xavier is the second- Lid on Bucket ranking point-producer in its own area. Iona has lost only two The Cardinal strategy turned of 1'4. St. Thomas’ played Hamline right down to the wire Tues­ out to be a ahoot-at-will affair day night before bowing, 52-48, and the Pipers hold two tourna­ triple-header Jan. 23 in City Auditorium annex. ment titles for ’49. Loyola is topflight in the Middle Atlantic that might have pulled points on IVAN DE HERRERA of St. Joseph’s is coast sector. another day, but the lid was on Two Builders turn away in disgust at this showy as amazed as you are over the great devo­ demonstration of affection while the ball hangs Outstanding players? Read this about Jim Lacy of Loyola: the hoop for Scotty McGregor’s “Undoubtedly the best collegiate basketball player in Mary­ boys and the ball refused to play tion between Raiders Dan Cronin (88) and Ronnie unwanted in mid air, Regis defeated S t Joseph”s, Himstreet in one of the exciting moments of the DPL 34-20.— (Bill Smyth photo)- land, and very likely in this section of the country. Scored their game. Len Grommet, ster­ 1,623 points in three years. Led the nation in points scored in ling Cardinal pivot- man, turned a single game in 1948 (44).” in 10 marks for the day, and The larger Catholic schools, St. Louis, Holy Cross college, the light-limbed Rick Mares was Notre Dame, De Paul, etc., were not counted upon for an appear­ i‘ all over the court in his tide- Lower-Rung Fives to Be Featured ance in this first tourney. They will come later. Infants in the tour­ stemming duties, but a seven- nament business do not buck e.stablished events like New York’s point deficit at the three- National Invitational unless they have sponsors who care not a whit quarter pole was too steep for for losing money hand over fist. When a solid foundation has been the long-shot Redbirds. laid, you can expect the important names to show up on letters The Regis-St. Joseph’s bout St. Joseph’s Will Meet of acceptance. The reception Denver accords this year’s visitors might well have turned into a will determine how soon that will be. palm-sweating battle of control ♦ ♦ ♦ had not the Raiders previously Coach Clarence “Kelly” Kellogg will have no worriei about constructed a track to the hoop ineligibility miihapi >o far as hit Red Raider basketball squad (to be used after the 2-2 first is concerned, for nine of his hoopsters wound up on the honor Gremlins; Holy Family roll at the result of the first-semester final examinations held quarter). When the Burns, Hag- gertys, Massmons, Cronins, and last week. Himstreets did break loose, it was Members of his first string who won academic honors were for nine in the second frame, 12 Leo Dolan, Gilbert Kuntz, Don Williams, and Leo Kennedy. Other- in the third, and 11 in tffe last. squad members who emerged with honors in their battle with Gene Haggerty ran the show for the books were Earl Decker, Martin Kenehan, Joe Minhondo, Don- the Regis men. It was difficult to Team to Face Raiders aid Ruscio, and Mike Villano, who, incidentally, led the entire decide whether he wa-s a 220 freshman class in marks for the semester. sprinter on a holiday or a welter­ By Howard McCall weight crown-holder taking exer- One of the leaders of the Parochial Basketball league To Meet St. MichaeVs STANDINGS can anticipate a real challenge Friday evening, and the co­ holder of the top ranking position is confidently visualizing REGIS HOME SUNDAY Denver Parochial League victory number five on past performances. The meeting of Basketball the two lower bracket teams, though, is expected to be the TO FINISH OUT SLATE TEAM w L Pts. feature of the Friday evening contests in the Denver au(ii- Regis ...... 4 0 156 Denver cage filberts will have an opportunity to see Cathedral ...... 4 0 140 torium annex. Mullen ...... 2 2 143 St. Joseph’s Bulldogs encounter Regis in action again this week end as Larry Varnell’s Buzz Holy Family ... .2 2 112 Iri.sh Jubilant Joe Loffreda’s Gremlins in the Boys end their series of out-of town contests and return home St. Francis' ...... 2 3 190 7 o’clock opening game, the Regis for the remainder of this season’s games. Raiders meet Holy Family team in St. Joseph’s ... 1 3 113 On next Tuesday evening at St. Michael’s college of Santa Annunciation _ 0 S 135 the middle tilt, and the Mustangs are the high spots of the Knights’ Two Junior Mammoth Gardens in Denver, two Fe, N. Mex., ia the first opponent of Mullen will endeavor to break in the last 11 games of the Rang­ success this year. Their coming Individual Statigtics the winning .streak of the Cathe­ of the fastest little men in ama­ trip into Colorado brings them G FG FT P F Pis. ers’ schedule and will show its Webbwr, S. F___ 5 21 10 14 52 dral Bluejays in the 9 o’clock finale. teur basketball will “cross swords” wares in the Regis gym on Sunday to Adam* State on Saturday, Swaeoey, C. 4 20 11 16 51 Fives Keep The Mullenites are fresh in what may become one of the night, Jan. 30. With the coming Jan. 29; Regis on Jan. 30, and M astm an. R. 4 21 1 14 43 from their overtime victory Pueblo and Trinidad junior col­ Haffa, S. F ...... 5 14 12 15 40 two cla.ssic encounters in local of Western State to Denver on R. Maras, A...... 5 14 10 10 38 against St. Joseph's last week. Friday and Saturday, Feb^ 4 and leges on the way home. M cCarthy, S. F... 5 18 2 11 38 This was their only triumph basketball this year. 5, the battle scene will be'shifted The St. Ambrose college on Jaidinfar, M...... 4 15 8 12 38 Slate Clean since the initial game when they Feb. 7, Idaho State on Feb. 10 and Groounett, A...... 5 13 8 17 36 Little Jimmy Reese, sparkplug to the Auditorium annex again. De H errera, S. J. 4 13 6 14 32 surprised the former league for the Denver Chevrolet squad, Since last playing at the annex, 14, the University of Hawaii on Haggerty, K...... 4 13 4 10 30 Play Jan. 22 in the Junior champ, St. Francis de Sales'. will match fancy dribbles and one- the Rangers have rolled over March 4. and Adams State on Sandri, M...... 4 13 3 16 29 Parochial Ba.sketball league Now that they have rebounded handed hook shots with Little Lew March 5 are the remaining Regis Olivas, M...... 4 13 3 13 29 Lowrj’ Field, 63-37; failed to click, . Graboski, S. J ..... 4 8 n 13 27 resulted in two teams forging to the win column, it is possible Beck, the mighty midget on the against D. U ., 29-42, for their | annex Torsney. H. F ..... 4 10 6 8 26 that they might again turn the worst (and second) setback of the Ochs, S. J ...... 4 9 7 13 25 ahead in their respective divisions Burns, R...... 4 11 3 11 25 with clean records. trick against the current sharer season; downed the Colorado OUR LADY OF LOURDES * FrazzinI, C...... 4 9 6 13 24 In the Northside division, it was of the league lead. Mines, 50-37, at Golden; and Saunders, H. F.-- 4 7 9 10 23 While administering the second romped home in front of Foct War­ SECOND ANNUAL Steinke. S. F ...... 5 9 4 11 22 a great day for the Irish of St. Bravadica, M. .... 4 9 4 10 22 Patrick’s, who downed St. Dom­ loss of the week end to St, Joseph’s, ren, 71-48. inic's, 16-9. Holy Family team re­ the Regis squad exhibited its all- MARDI GRAS ceived a bye and St. Vincent’s around talent by forcing the Bull­ TO MEET OLD FOE cise. Coach Kellogg seems to be Friday night, Jan. 28, the squad saving one of his dependables for home, making its first appearance dogs to abandon their ball-control MARCH 1 of the league season, crushed St. style of play in the backcourt and will journey down to Alamosa to the pinch-hitting chores. Forward renew a traditional rivalry with Leo Dolan stole the surprise- Clara’s. 24-4. to press down court rushes. In the Eastside division Sacred The Holy Family Tigers have Adams State for the fipal road attraction role with steady floor contest. work and winning rebound play. Heart team took its second victory split their last two engagements, St. MichaeTi college, founded The crew opposin'g the fa.st- in as many starts from a fighting but it is not likely that they will St. Joseph’s quintet, 28-14. An­ hand the Raiders their first defeat. by the Christian Brothers only break Raiders knew not what hit nunciation team started its league two years ago, is already mak­ them in the second period. Bull­ GREMLINS PLAN THESE TWO scoring efforts vt'ere caught by the cam­ schedule by taking into camp ing itself known in New Mexico dog Mentor Ev Stewart had the Blessed Sacrament team, 18-11. TO EVEN RECORD sports circles. This year the eraman in last Friday night’s DPL action. Every bit of brakes applied very nicely during Mares looked good for the winner The Gremlins will attempt to team is playing 14 games in the the strain and anguish typical of the preps’ all-out style is pictured the first 10 minutes of action; as he racked up seven points and make it three-three in the record New Mexico conference and nine in George Torsney’s grimace as he stands athwart Gil Mares’ path 2-2 is not bad when you are facing proved himself to be the Annunci­ book in their battle with the Bull­ games with non-conference op­ MEMO TO MISTER, toward a layup shot. Torsney and his Holy Family mates edged a potential whirlwind. Graboski ation team sparkplug. dogs, and Ev Stewart’s five will ponents. Annunciation high, 37-36. In the bottom photo. Jack Sweeney, Ca­ was working well and Ivan De STANDINGS be striving for the .second conquest The Knights, as St. Michael’s ORDER thedral center, wheels around the guarding of an unidentified St. Herrerera was always a threat. Junior Parochial Batketball since their successful league debut. sports teams are dubbed, are Francis’ player to pitch in one of his five fielders that aided a 38-34 But the ball control ran out of League Bluejay victory.— (Bill Smyth photos) Joe Loffreda has been using his coached by Louis C. Weihe, a grad­ FLOWERS FOR HOME control shortly thereafter, and the EASTSIDE DIVISION entire squad in recent frays, but uate of Jefferson law school of the + -r + - -f Blue and White was left at the TEAM W L Pt» Opp. the Bulldog.s’ starting combine is It’s the nicest habit a man Sacred Heart ...... 2 0 48 25 University of Louisville, where he can acquire . . . to order post. A third-quarter attempt to St. Joseph's ...... 1 1 45 38 to be approached with a cautious Lew Beck won letters in football, basketball, get back into the ball game pushed Bleesed Sacrament 1 1 34 35 and respectful attitude, especially and track. He played pro basket-] Flower* for home regularly. the Bulldogs up to 20 points and Loyola 1 1 35 31 Phillips 66 quintet. Beck, reason­ Drop into The Bright Spot Annunciation ...... 1 0 16 II after two successive defeats on al­ ball with the Falls City Hibrus ofi Flower Shop . . . they will 8 Points Separate Losers, left them there. Assumption ...... 0 1 11 20 ternate days. ably fresh from his tournament Louisville and pro football with thei St. Cajetan's ...... 0 2 18 49 play on the Olympic squad last help you to make a selection No Stopping St. Francis' NORTHSIDE DIVISION Sunday afternoon will match Louisville Bourbons. During the] or Call FR. 2745 the pretent league leaders in the war he served in army intelligence j ReturninK to the opening ac­ TEAM W L Pts Opp. summer, is not likely to tolerate Victors in Triple-Header St. Patrick's...... 2 0 28 16 concluding tettiont of the first much competition from men in his and took over the coaching reins tion, it was indeed eomething Holy Family ...... 1 0 29 16 part of tha schedule— and who at St. Michael’s when the school Eight points is not much of a ity in ball-handling, and for St. to watch. The Gremlins and tha St. Vincent's home..... 1 0 24 4 own class, so far as height goes. St. Catherine’s ...... 1 I 43 37 can pick the winner? It will be was founded. margin in these days of rapid-scor­ Francis’ veterans Hegge and This will be the first local meet­ Tigers strove valiantly to make St. Dominic’s ...... 1 1 25 31 Regis vs. Cathedral at 4 p.m., Five lettermen are back from' ing basketball, not even in the McCarty made the Loffreda fast Ml. Carmel ...... 0 2 37 57 ing of the two squads, although a match of it, but Joe Lof- St. Joseph’s and the Holy Family last year’s squad to give the, attenuated prep sessions. A sud­ break work on the few occa­ reda's stalwarts could not slow St. Clara’s ...... 0 2 H 36 thp record between the two teams, Knights an experienced nucleus. denly hot shooter can wipe out sions it was allowed to do so. teams in the opening game at which have met three times in down enough to let the Bengals 3 p.m., and Annunciation high In addition, they have added such' such a lead in the space of a few _ The Cardinals might have pulled catch their collective breath. Alexians on Top Oklahoma, stands at two for Phil­ stars as Tom Cerny of Chicago,! seconds. But little points assumed against the Mullen outfit at lips and one for Denver. The victory from the fire with some Coach Joe used every Gremlin 5 p.m. who made the all-Chicago scholas­ huge proportions last Friday night degree of success at the free-throw on the roster (and a few that squads will meet on March 1. tic team last year. , in the annex, for they spelled the The Raiders and the Bluejays line, but the Mares brothers, who might not have been), but the A ll Parish both belong in the tie position they Beck sports No. 11 and gener­ Victorie* ^ e r Sul Roi* and total difference between winners could not miss for hitting two- hard-luck Tigers went to the ally operates at forward, although New Mexico Military institute and losers in the DPL h-ipla. bill. pointers in the first half, fell down final quarter before their shots share for the league lead. They like Reese he spends muqh of his The Cathedral withstood the chal­ on their gift opportunities. George have conquered their opponents in time making a general nuisance began to drop. By that time a style that confirms the good lenge of St. Francis’ in the opener Torsney’s unerring long flips at the St. Francis starters were Loop Teams of himself. More than once the MASQUERADE 38-34, by dint of superior ball the hoop made up for the Tigers’ back in the game to give the coaching of able pupils. Each has opposition, especially the simon- Bright Spot control and a third-quarter lid on major weaknes.s this year, the ab­ subs a rest. offensive ability and has mani­ pure Nuggets of last year, has its own bucket that rebuffed all sence of personnel talented fested flexible defense strategy as complained that no one ii able to MARDI GRAS Jim Hegge, Tom Reagjin, Joe Have Played the occasion demanded. It is a Gremlin attempts from the floor. enough at the pivot post to set McCarty, Al Steinke, aiid Bob pile on more pressure during a MARCH 1 Flower Shop The surprisingly effective, if in motion scoring plays when the game to see— not to predict. ball game than Beck. SPONSORED BY Webber headed the scoring list Though relegated to the back­ Josephine al 5th Ave. unorthodox, tosses of Ric and Gil ball has been worked in close. The for the (jremlins, and Dusty Saun­ After the second week end On the other side of town, in a Osr Lady af Lonrdec Parish Mares produced a 24-23 intermis­ Annunciation attack continued to of play in the Denver parish ground, the other two games are fig;urative way, the Denver Nug- suffer from a shortage of depend- ders and Torsney led the Holy not expected to be dull by com­ sion advantage for the Annuncia­ Family team in markers. basketball league, Jan. 22-23, gest also have a basketbalL team, tion Cards over the Holy Family ble point-makers able to take up parison. The league standings could all teams in the loop ha(| partici­ but have run into what appears to Whole-Live hoopsters, but they, too, cooled to the slack that occurs as soon as be considerably altered in this be a combination of bad luck and pated in leatpie competition. In final meeting of the first-round a virtual standstill in the third the Mares duo hit a frigid spell. K . o f C . superior opposition, although in period, allowing the Tigers to When such assistance comes along, the first week, Holy Ghost team listings. of the Saturday division and Ward “Hoot” Gibson they h»ve build a seven-point lead that the Humboldters should start win­ By winning both games this week what may end finally as the best Lobster Dinner ning. OWLING Blessed Sacrament team of the end, the Bulldogs could earn a .500 eventually resulted in another Sunday division received byes on center in the league (George Includes Potatoes, Redbird lo.ss, 37-36. MITES SHAKE SLUMP Standings, Jan. 20 average for the initial schedule. Mikan of Minneapolis being in a Mullen moved back into the win the schedule. Should Holy Family high lose one class all by his lonesome). A “Boneless Piece of Paradis^ Still not back to'^the form that The Mt. Carmel Alexians of its games, it will then be in a column with 37 to St. Joseph’s 34, caused so many raised eyebrows TeAmft Although the Nuggreta have not Complete M 4 accomplishing the feat on LeRoy w L Avg. downed winiess St. Patrick's. 62- tie with the Bulldogs oa a per­ fared too well in their first year Sandri’s vital contribution of a on Jan. 9, the Mullen Mustangs Secrelariti ...... 34 2 T8SV22 43. The victorjL their second in as centage basis. managed to snake off their slum p Chtncellorf ...... 32 2 788-17 in pro basketball, they have pro­ field goal and free throw in an Deputies ...... 31 1 many league tuts, gives the Alex­ Mullen is well above the Red- at the expense of a gritty St. Jo­ 778-14 vided some close and f u t games, CLUB STEAK DINNER H extra session. Tniiteei ...... 30 : 778.1 ians the best record in the Satur­ birds in the league race, but a vic­ seph’s crew who welcomed the re­ sufficient to warrant tjia aupport Grand Knighti ...... 28 J 778-0 day division. In its debut in the tory for the Annunciation five JAYS' DEFENSE STRONG turn of a badly needed veteran, Guards ...... 26 ! 764-44 same division Holy Ghost team of the faithful followers of the W ardens ...... 24 ! 761-68 would dim the blot of successive hardwood sport in fond hopes for The talented manipulations of G uard Joe Seaman. H is ex­ N avigators ...... 23 ! 787-88 gave the Annunciation klumni defeats, several of which have Center Jack Sweeney played perienced direction was invalu­ their second defeat of the season, next year. able in the Bulldogrs’ comeback HIGH GAME been by a few-points margin. their usual role in Cathedral’s T e a m s 51-36. win. The big fellow hit five of from a deficit at the half to knot Grsnd Knights (HC) 80* Blessed Sacrament team was not tine’s has an all-red record, hav­ STANDINGS his favorite wheeling shots off the count, 34-34, as the reflation Guards (HC) ...... - ...... « ..._ 808 so fortunate in . its opening game ing lost both its circuit tilts. Parochial B League * J minutes ran out. Deputies ...... 808 the post and made sure that the on the schedule in Sunday compe­ STANDINGS Team W. L. Pts. Op. [ RESTMHWMIT The deciding solo performance Individualt Jayt came up with a majority of tition, losing to unilefeated An­ Pariil) Basketball Laaguo by Sandri in the overtime more King ...... - ...... Assumption, Welby 2 0 47 40 OUMUJ. |*Priv.leEillrance the rebounds. Primarily, how­ nunciation YPC, 40-39. Playing SATURDAY DIVISION than atoned for the rugged cen­ L auveti ...... Cathedral _____ 1 0 24 19 Besuarsnt -k Convenient Parking ever, it was a tenacious and Alff ...... neck-and-neck down to the wire, TEAM w L Pts Op St. Joseph’s ____ 1 0 31 28 well-integrated defense that put ter’s below-average production of the YPC team broke a 39-39 tie Mt. Canaal Alexiaaa .... 2 0 n o 98 a single basket previously. Enjoy HIGH SERIES Sacred Heart ...e 1 0 31 26 St. Francis’ _____ 1 1 45 62 * Completely Carpeted * Air Conditioned Cathedral into a first-place tie when N. Muldoon sank a foul shot Holy Ghost ...... 1 0 81 36 Regis ...... 1 1 39 39 with Regis, by forcing the ing a good night from the floor, Teams with one second to go. Assumption Annunciation alumni „ 0 2 91 100 St. Patrick’s ...... 0 2 71 S3 Annunciation ...... 0 2 47 62 Catering to Gremlins to aim from a distance slender John Jaidinger strength' Trustees (HC) ...... 2.878 team of Welby downed St. Aum s- Holy Family ...... 0 2 84 47 or risk losing the ball when­ ened his position at the head of Deputise ______2,684 tine’s, Brighton, in another close SUNDAY DIVISION Navigators ...... 2,661 TEAM WL Pts Op Scorn of ftin n Jan. 24l BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS . DINNERS ever they tried to drive under. the Mustang scoring Ijst with a game Sunday night, 41-35. The re­ Annunciatiea YPC...... 2 0 80 67 St. Fraacli', 20; Roxi*, IS Joe Greco, greatly iyiproved total of 15, while Ivan De Herrera Individual* sults gave the Welby quintet an M t Carmtl HNS..... 1 0 33 28 St. JoMph'i, 3t; AnnuDciatioB taam, Call SP. 9700 - PE. 0905 King ...... 644 Assumption ...... _ 1 1 a» 78 2S 1578 So. Broadway For Reservations over ’48, contributed to the potted 11 to maintain leadership CmiT ...... 688 even split in league play, one vie St. Aiiaustina’s ...... 0 2 03 74 Anumatlan toam, 23; Holy Faaiily blne-clada’ pronounced auperior- over his Westside mateg. K. MAriaelier j------mr------616 tory and one defeat. St. Augus- BUaaad Sacramant ...... 0 1 30 40 toam, 18 Thurtdoy, Jonuory 27,1949 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttene 4205 PAGE FIVE 40 Hours' Rite to Open Vows Exchanged St. Joseph's PTA DR. JAMES P. On Jon. 28 at Holy Family GRAY To See Movie (Holy Family Pariih, Denver) Joanne Dyer and Joseph Bums, Optometrist Solemn Mass Friday, Jan. 28, affOmative C; Patricia Cullen and VISUAL CARE (St. Joieph*. Rxlemptoriit Parith, Carolyn Taylor, affirmative D; Denrer) at 9 o’clock, will open the Forty EYES EXAMINED / Hours’ devotion. Masses on Sat­ and Dianne Peer and Joan Wil­ The Parent-Teachers’ associa­ urday will be at 6:15 and 8. Eve­ liams, negative D. VISUAL TRAINING tion will meet at 8:15 p.m. Feb. Sister Francis de Cbantal, fac­ ning services Friday and' Satur­ Optometrist 1. Mrs. Guinan, the program chair­ day will be at 7:30, and the closing ulty mmber of Loretto Heights man, has arranged the showing of devotions are scheduled at 4 p.m. college,'addressed the members of 212-13 Cdo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. SL a silent color motion picture, Hem­ Sunday, Jan. 30. the senior class in the school audi­ lock to Headlines, a story of the During the Forty Hours’, the torium Jan. 19. Sister Francis’ Phone for Appointment newsprint industry. The film is altars will be decorated by the fol­ topic was “Preparing for the Fu­ TA. 8883 furnished through the courtesy of lowing members of the .\ltar and ture” and was followed by discus­ the Denver and Rio Grande West­ Rosary society: Mmes. M. Henry, sion from the floor and private ern railroad. P. King, W. J. Koerber, H. W. conferences with the pupils. Refreshments will be served by Minge, E. O’Connor, and John \ Mrs. J. E. McCloskey, representing Wiest. the first grade, and Mrs. D. Mc- The following infants were bap­ The Most Delicious Nellis, the 12th grade room mother. tized Jan. 23: Dale William, son of Christ the King For the first Friday breakfast, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fitting, with Mrs. V. D. O’Connor, the fifth James and Marilyn Roach as spon­ FRIED CHICKEN grade room mother, and Mrs. S. sors; Phillip Wallis, son of Mr. LeFevre, 10-2 room mother, will and Mrs. Phillip Hastings, with Altar Unit Wi I You Have Ever Eaten be in charge. James and Marie Bergin as spon­ L*rg*, TDont, mllk-M. oqjslntMl, goiSm br«im, t«nd*r, d«lldim*. weU The Very Rev. Harry Smith, sors; and John Charles, son of Mr. d«n*. 8*rr«d d*llx *nd Bond*x from lip o to 8:00 p. m. C.SS.R., pastor, is conducting a and Mrs. William Rogers, with three-day retreat for the nurses of Paul and Ruth Nordstrom as spon­ Meet on Jan. 28 250 SEATS No Ptrkina Probicnu Mercy hospital. It opened Jan. 25. sors. (Christ the King Perish, Denver) Clotcd Mondiji 10c Parking Next Door The third election of honorarj’ The newly elected officers of the The Altar and Rosary society *5he officers.for the Fifty-Fifty Athletic Altar and Rosary society, with will meet at the home of Mrs. C. club in as many months took place Mrs. Peter King as president, will ii. Carr, 1268 Dahlia street, at 2 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Monday, Jan. 24. A. E. Schmuki preside at the business meeting in o’clock Friday, Jan. 28. Mon­ Liuzzi, shown above, were G o l d e n O L a n t e m of 922 W. 14th avenue, was the the school hall Thursday, Feb. 3, signor William M. Higgins will be recently married in St. Patrick’s winner of the first prize of $100; at 1:30 p.m. Hostesses for this the guest speaker. church, Denver. Mrs. Liuzzi, the 126S Bdwy.y Near 13th Ave Restaurant KK. 1204 Joyce Buzick, 2315 W. 23rd avenue, meeting will be Mmes. M. Second, St. Jude’s circle is being enter­ fornier Dorothy Negri, was a was chosen for the second spot as M. Smith, E. P. Stewart, J. J. tained Thursday by Mrs. Royal R. native of this parish and the couple vice president and received $15; Toohey, John Wiest, E. H. Wilde, Irwin for luncheon and bridge at are making their home at 1818 and Bertha Snapp, 1022 Santa Fe and C. B. Wilson. the Denver Athletic club. Central street.— (Cavarra studio drive, was selected as the third Mrs. S. H. Evans of 4330 Raleigh Mrs. Alec J. Keller of 1236 photo) winner and received $10. street left Jan. 22 for a two-month Dahlia street will be hostess to They will remain in office until vacation in Southern California. the St. Frances Cabrini circle for the February meeting. luncheon and bridge on Wednes­ Men's Club Uiheri Appointed 55 Students in Cast day, Feb. 2. The following appointments for \Of 'Mission Follies' Members of the Mary Immacu­ late circle were the guests of Mrs. Will Meet the members of St. Alphonsus’ Observing the 25th anniversary guard (ushers) have been made for Mathew Halloran for luncheon and of Denver’s annual Mission week, bridge in her home Jan. 19. Mrs. February: 5:30, Howard Whalen; Marijo Conboy, a senior, planned a 7 o’clock, Bergner,. Musso, Trenton Stephen McNichols and Miss Stella On Jan. 27 program for the Crusaders of Dalheimer were welcomed as Organists O'Connor, A1 Schmuki, and Bob Holy Family high school that (St. Philomcna’* Parith, Turner; 8:30, E. McCloskey, guests. Honors were awarded to atid Congregations^ opened Jan. 24 and closes Feb. 2 Mrs. Howard Crede and Mrs. H. Denver) I BergOr, L. Ochs, Larry Sexton, and Outstanding activities of the week St. Philomena's Men’s club will Bill Sloan; 10, George Koenig, W. Hawes. playing and listening Mrs. Marshall Ruley of 709 meet in the school hall Thursday Ralph Haley, Len Hart, and Gene evening, Jan. 27, at 8 o’clock. Nobles: 11:30, McNicholas, Canny, Grape street entertained the mem­ to the Baldwin Sears, Steffen, and Vincent Talty; bers of St. Anthony’s circle in her The PTA will meet Monday aft­ Tuesday novena devotions, Ban­ home Jan. 19. Mrs. Anthony Greco ernoon, Jan. 31. Past presidents Electronic Organ; croft, Bergner, Noblei^ and O’Con­ was a guest. High honors went will be honored. nor. to Mrs. William J. Thomson. Members of the Altar and Ros­ share tht inspiration St. Jo.seph’s circle met at the ary society will be in the vestibule Misses Eileen Dufficy and home of Mrs. Howard Wolfe for after the Mass this Sunday to take created by this Denver's Largest Dealer KatMy McCloskey were co-hostesses luncheon and bridge Jan. 20. Hon­ orders for candles to be blessed on at a miscellaneous shower in ors were awarded to Mrs. E. J Feb. 2, Candlemas day. superb instrument; All, It*s Service That Coants** honor of Margaret Mary Hartford, McCabe and Mrs. Charles Camp­ Parish clubs m eeting this week who is a bride-elect for the month bell. include Mrs. Goodrow’g with Mrs. of February. The party was held Mrs. Anthony Karpisek was; Robert Weir, on Wednesday; Mrs. MAIN in the home of Miss McCloskey Jan. hostess to the Infant Jesus of Fair’s with Mrs. J. A. Miller, and The BALDWIN ELECTRONIC ORGAN 1335 Broadway 1314-1338 Acoma 25. Their 31 guests, who are mem­ Prague circle in her home Janf Mrs. O’Neil’s with Mrs. Abi Hol­ bers of the Young People’s club of 19. Mrs. R. J. Gillespie was wel­ land, on Thursday; and the St. Jo­ On CMe Center 31 1 1 the parish, presented the honored comed as a new member, and Mrs. seph club with Mrs. John Rein­ guest with many beautiful and use­ Thelma Crews as a guest. Mrs. A. hardt, on FViday. ful gifts. Joseph McCormick is the J. Morroni and Mrs. Robert Car- Through the courtesy of Mrs. bridegroom-to-be. mody received the bridge awards. James McConaty, religrious calen­ BALDWIN Announcement is made by The Ave Maria circle was enter­ dars are available at the rectory. Dwight McCreadey, director of tained by Mrs. Thomas Lindsay in The Sodality card club met Jn RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. the school band, that there will be her home Jah. 19. Honors went to the rectory Tuesday, Jan. 25. Mrs. A. J. Davis and Mrs. L. B. a band benefit and dance in the Catechism instructions for pub­ PIANO CO. McCarthy. Mrs. L. B. McCarthy lic school children are given in the ^ GENERAL TIRES church hall Feb. 27. The evening will be hostess to this circle at will begin with a well prepared rectory after the 8:15 Mass each 1623 California its next meeting, Feb. 2. Sunday. MA 2285 General Batteries concert by the'band, followed by a Mr. and Mrs. Leo Laughlin have \ social evening to the music of a Marijo Conboy The instruction class under the had as guests during the stock direction of the Rev. George Evans 10-piece orchestra. The officers of are the school’s traditional King show Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sigel of general KRAFT r e c a p p in g the band will act as waiters and meets in the rectory this month on ) and Queen of Hearts contest and Hastings, Neb.; Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday and Friday evenings at Keep^ Warm and Healthy waitresses throughout the evening the Mission Follies. Marijo se­ Charles Whalen of Greeley, and Kraft Inspected serving soft drinks and sandwiches. 7:45. S9UEECEE lected for the theme of the 1949 Miss Lucille Bishoff of Kremmling. > • • with EIIe Coal Co. Laboratory Teotad Used Tires Tickets are now available at $1.60 Follies “Happy Holiday,” planning Mr. and Mrs. Stanley.. Nowack per couple and may be procured and directing acts for seven of the and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jacobucci from the band members or at the G.T.A.C. Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax TA 6604 best-loved holidays of the year. composed a foursome enjoying the rectory. Chairman of the mission commit­ Top of the Park Saturday evening. St. Elizabeth's A reminder is again given that tee, active member of the sodality, Mrs. Evangeline Hinman of 754 the last parish social event before the Lamp Post staff, and the Glee Dexter street has had as guests Lent is on the calendar for Satur­ club, Marijo is the daughter of Mr. her brother and his wife, Mr. and day night, Feb. 12. Dillon Bagan and Mrs. P. W. Conboy, 3500 Clay Mrs. Clarence Moore. Mr. Moore PTA Lays Plans and Joe Musso promise all an en­ street. Introduced into the school is an official of the World Health joyable evening. calendar in 1945, the Follies has organization and maintains his COAL The vital statistics and the fi­ always been a student-directed headquarters in Geneva, Switzer­ For Dads' Night nancial statement for the year project. land. This is the first time in Nothing Down THE MAY CO 1948 were announced and printed Participating in the show this three years that Mr. and Mrs. (St. Elisabeth’* Pari*h, Denver) Little os $5.00 a Month for the parishioners last Sunday. year will be a cast of 55 students Moore have been home. At the January meeting of St. Phone NOW . . . Baptisms totaled 218; converts, representing all classes. Assistant Mrs. Hinman also had as her Elizabeth’s PTA plans were 'made 34; deaths, 38; Holy Communions, directors for individual acts are; guests during the stock show week Fills Your for the forthcoming Dads’ night. Coal Bin Immediately 47,518; marriages, 55; and Con­ New Year^, Peggy and Catherine Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Hinman of It was decided that the February firmations, 184. Kollander; St. Valentine’s day, Lo­ Kremmling. meeting of the PTA would be taken Notable among the items ac­ retta Secord and Pauline .Arm­ Stephen McNichols, Jr., the son over and directed by the pupils’ ELK COAL CO. complished in the past year was strong; St. Patrick’s day, Barbara of State Senator and Mrs. Stephen fathers, who would entertain at 3635 Blako St. the purchase of property at 559 Crowe; Ea.ster, Connie Spero; L. R. McNichols, has been on the the social hour. Fox street, which is now being used Fourth of July, Sheila and Sharon sick list for the past week. Tile president of the PTA ap­ as a lunch room for the grade FitzPatrick; 'Thanksgiving, Ray J. F. Conway, Sr., of 866 Grape pointed Mr. Riedel, Mr. Avila, and school, and the property at 604 Fox Bresnehan; and Christmas, Eliza­ street, is confined to his home by Mr. Cazar to Contact the fathers street, which will be used for the beth Zehnder and Anna Marie a fractured hip{ the result of a and to plan for the February meet­ high school in inaugurating a home Gracber. Elaine Satterwhite is the fall. ing. This committee will hold a economics course. accompanist, assisted by Dorothy meeting in St. Elizabeth’s school Cleaning at its Best Despite thei sub-zero weather, Villano, Anna Marie Graeber, and hall Thursday evening, Jan. 27, at there was a good-sized crowd pres­ Geraldine Satterwhite. The eve­ St. Bernodine 7:30. All the fathers of the school 3 DAY SERVICE ent at the seventh anniversary ning performance will be Feb. 2 at children are asked to be present to Pickup and Delivery games party Monday night. Many 8 o’clock. help plan the February festivities. attractive articles were awarded. Student* in Speech Meet Pinochle Club At the January meeting all TWO STORES Holy Family high school placed members were requested to attend third in the first annual East high the CPTL card party, to be held in 594 So. Broadway — PE. 4686 Ride home from speech tourney held Jan. 21 and Defies Weather St. Dominic's parish hall Friday evening, Jan. 28. 2025 W. Alameda — RA. 0612 THE MARDI GRAS 22. Placing in the events were (AeroM from Valverde School) Donald Anderson, third in oratori­ (Loyola Pari.h, Denver) This week marks the 10th anni­ in a new FORD cal declamation; and Sharon Fitz­ The St. Bernadine Pinochle club versary of the Legion of Mary in Patrick and Terry Goodwin, second has been meeting regularly, even St. Elizabeth’s parish. Following SOUTH DENVER CLEANERS MAllCH 1 though the cold weather has a SPONSORED BY in extemporaneous and oratorical the regular praesidium meeting declamation. The four debate teams tendency to break down enthusi­ last Monday night, the legionaries Oor hMdf of Loardeo PirUli asm. At one of the parties mem­ entered were formed by Trude of Our Lady Queen of Martyrs I , Sperke and Walter Pesci, affirma­ bers exchanged gifts, and the hon­ praesidium celebrated their 10th Optometrist tive A; Ervin and Ernest Barlock, ors were given to Mrs. Irene Ces­ anniversary with a social hour. and Optician negative A; Donald .Anderson and sing and Mrs. Loretta Brown. This party was held in the home of Father Fabian Joyce, O.F.M., Kathleen Larkin, affirmative B; has returned to Bostojj^for a short CARRY YOUR MONEY Helen Walsh Robert Dunlap and Mary Schriber, Mrs. Blanche Zimmerman. The next one was held in the home of visit with his mother and his fam­ AmocUU negative B; Lee Mahoney and ily. Father Kevin Patrick Henry, W. R. JOSEPH Richard Filkowshi, negative C; Mrs. M. Golden, where the first O.F.M., journeyed to New York to EYES EXAMINED prize was awarded to Mrs. Myrtle Phon* TAbor 1880 Nolan and the second to Mrs. Ber­ visit his sister and friends. FOUNTAIN PEN 9 1 8 - a iO M ijn tlt BM(. St. Clgra's Aid Unit nice Manian. This club, as well Father Pacificus Kennedy, as others in the parish, is made up O.F.M., is at present conducting a W ill Meet on Feb. 2 of members of the Loyola PTA, retreat in Chadron, Kans., and will the Altar sodality, and other or­ be in Denver this week end to con­ MEXICO St. Clara’* Aid .ociety will ganizations and its aim is to assist duct the Forty Hours’ devotion at YOUR YANKEE DOLLARS WILL Holy Family cfiurch. Father Justin GO A LONG WAY IN MEXICO meet at the orphanage in Den­ financially the church, the school, ver Feb. 2 with a bu.ine*. *ea- rectory, and convent Eeles, O.F.M., is now in Keenes- —N ov that the exchanK* It almoat 1 p«aot burg taking the place of Father to 1 American Dollar, you can tpend a *ion at 12 noon. Card* and Bart Murphy, veteran of the glorious week in Mexico City for only 175. luncheon will be enjoyed at 1 Spanish-American war, is again a Charles Sanger, who was called .yet you carry First claat hotel accommodations and meals p.m. Ho.te.aa* are Mmea. Flor- patient in Fitzsimons hospital. home because of the gravity of his are Included, alto tiKhUeeing tript to mother’s illness. Father Sebastian that money with you PUEBLA, tht PYRAMIDS, XOCHIMILCO. aneo Hart and Mayme Ogle, and Miss Elisabeth Balfe is in a hos­ Mi*. Eva Collin*. Eran, O.F.M., will direct the high GUADALUPE and in MEXICO CITY pital recuperating after an oper­ school retreat at St. Patrick’s, Sid itself. Call the TRAVEL TELEPHONE New member* enrolled in ation. at all times... Zipper Watch Pocket NOW. and we'll arrange YOUR Tscation In January are Mme*. Matilda A. ney. Neb. !tunny, glamorout MEXICO! The Loyola school children will I Clifford, Mary Ellen Burn*, sing at the Solemn Mass in the there in your fountain pen! Double Knee wary ann fishtr and Ed H. Langfield. church on Friday, Jan. 28, for the see you at the Catholic high school students’ mis­ It’s ready for instant r ^ w I sion Mass. A deacon and a subdea- MARDI GRAS Denim Jeans . . . Archbishop on Board use day or night...and yoa 1726 Champ. Stra.t MA. 1211 con from S t 'Thomas’ seminary SHIRLEY SAVOY HOTEL will assist Father Joseph A. Ber­ Of Community Chest MARCH I can send it anywhere—safely. OKicial Outfit for bers, S.J., who will be the cele­ SPONSORED BY brant of the Mass. Archbishop Urban J. 'Vehr is Oor IjMdf of Ifoanitg Parwi We’ve two checking accoimc among those named to three-year ' The parishioners will be con­ Rough and Tumble tacted as usual this Sunday by the SHOE REPAIRINO terms on the board of directors of plans...Dime-A-Time and I the Denver Community Chest. members of the Altar sod^ity for Winter Activities! WHILE YOU WAIT Other Catholics Vamed to the board orders for candles to be blessed at the 27th annual luncheon meet­ on Candlemas day. Attend Regular. Stop in tomorrow and Tlie Bert In ’48 ing Jan. 26 are Mrs. M. J. O’Fal­ The Rev. Edward P. Murphy, Loretto HoigbU ' leam whidi fits your needs better.. i lon, three-year term, and T. J. Ty­ S.J., baptized Nancy Ann Betka, Woman’* CInb Baxaar 8-ounce denim with zipper fly . . . zipper watch nan, one-year term. infant dai^hter of Mr. and Mrs. pocket. . . copper riveted at points of strain . .. Edwin J. Betka, the sponsors be­ ^ Fob. 3-4-5 plenty of turn-up cuff and double knees for extra ing Robert D. Betka and Beverly K. pl C. Hall wear. Sizes 4-12. Tabernacle Group Sets Kay Betka, and David Francis Car­ bone, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. "Built OH Service to the WtsV Meet for February 4 Dominic Carbone, the sponsors be­ Co«rt**]r *f 1.99 For QmaUty Shoo Rsffdrbig at ing George Smart and Colum­ Popular Prieaa— Visit Our Shoo The TaberoacU society will bia Smart Father Michael A. Rapair Dapt, • • « Basamant moot in the home of Mr*. Harry Schaefer, S.J., baptized Thomaa THE MAT CO. BOYS FURNISHINGS— T. Zook, 1240 Detroit .tract, Harry Mollinson, infant son of Hr. SECOND FLOOR Danver, at 2 p.m. Friday, Fab. and Mrs. J. H. Mollinson, the spon­ 4. Tbo Rt. Rev. Mon.ignor Wil­ sors being Elvin Van Nelson and M H ESFi MIMIIR JiWWRANCI eOkPOXATIOM liam Higgin* will ba tbe speaker. Virginia Van Nelson. , I rO iU M tr iT l iU A Q I t*

A h PAGE SIX Offiet, 938 Bi ;k Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystene 4205 Thursday, Jonuory 27,1949 Regis High Cops St. John's Society Hears Reception Set Nun Writes Monumental Msgr. Higains' Travelogue History in Spare Time Prize at School (St. John’s Parish, Danv*^ fToner, and W, P. Horan, Jr., were By Priests of Bsl^ to serve on the nominating A delightful talk by the Rt. Rev. By Marion Woods settled by European immigrants Monsignor William H. Higgins committee. Officers for the ensuinng yeear will be elected and installed A nun who in her spare time and German-speaking tsaekon highlighted the meeting of St. St. Patrick's were particularly in demand. Speech Contest in the Feburary meeting. produced a monumental historical Sale of items Jonn’s Altar and Rosary society V«nU B*by Preceding the meeting a dessert volume was a recent visitor to Sister Evangeline found a mine tlJI FUimd 3 tor*l” Members of the Regis higli held in St. John's school hall Jan. (St. Patrick's Parish, Denvar) of information in old diaries and Q«wiu ...... 3 t . / 2 " Bhlii* ...... 21. Monsignor Higgins told of his luncheon was served by Mrs. Paul Denver. Sister M. Evangeline It* F1*an*l school speech club captoed the An invitation was extended at Thomas, author of Footprints on letters of the early members of 3 “ B*br recent trip to Europe and of his Murray assisted by Mmes. Roy G. all \the Masses Sunday to the K|l«OB«* ...... -— _ . 3 9 ' cup at the invitational speech meet Atkinson, John 0. Rae, Hu^h the Frontier, has written a history her community. She was also gpVen Kiilt Wool Mltt«n*______held last Friday and Saturday, visits to the shrines of Lourdes and women of the parish to attend the access to the Chancery files in 6 9 ' Fatima. Stewart, Emmett Cloughsey, Lito of her community, the Congrega­ Klmtno* ------Jan. 21 and 22, at East high annual reception to be held by the tion of St. Joseph. The work is of New York and in the dioceses Carlty 13.7s Chix G*au 13.71 Mrs. Eugene C. Dilullo, vice Gallegos, Mervyn McCarthy, and priests this vear on Thursday af­ Dtir*r* ...... niapara ...... school. The cup was awarded m Charles McFadden. Mrs. F. D. Jen­ interest to the general reader and where early foundations of the the team securing the most points prejiident of the society, presided ternoon, Jan. 27, from 1 :30 to 3 :30 to the historian, since she relates community had been made. The Many More Baby^s Needs at Reduced Prices at the meeting. Officers and com­ nings donated the beautiful floral o’clock. The Altar and Rosary and places. centerpiece which decorated the it to the history of the develop­ Historical society in Topgka, Select Your Layette Needs Now— Use Our Will Call The work of the debating teams mittee chairmen were requested to society will assist Father Achille Kans., placed at her disposal an present their annual reports at the ta^le. ment of the regfion wherein these composed of Len Carlin and Tom Sommaruga and will act as hos­ heroic pioneer nuns labored. 'Diis Unexcelled collection of old papers next meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Roy G, Atkinson tesses for the occasion. This meet­ Earley and Dick Banifen and Fred were hosts to members of the St. is the first such history to be and other relevant documents. Fox Gift & Boby Shop Ihrer was the chief factor in se­ Mmes. John Cutshaw, J. F. ing will provide an opportunity written. Among the invaluable "finJda’’ Thomas Aquinas Study club in for members of the parish to meet 11 Broadway - - - PE. 1767 curing the cup award. Charles Mc- their home Sunday evening, Jan. Sister Evangeline came to Den­ there was a complete file of the Fadden won a first place in dra­ the Rev. Regis McGuire, the newly Kansas Catholic, a paper published 23. appointed assistant pastor. ver to address a meeting of the matic declamation and Bernard Mrs. John Shea entertained St. local branch of the Alumnae asso­ during the decade of 1880-90. The ISth A t *., at 9th at Downing Jones placed in the radio speaking Officers Lisfed Rose’s club with luncheon and As a tribute to the Rev. Theo­ ciation of Marymount college, Sa- Historical society of Atchison, Humbolilt Colfax at competition. Fred Ihrer also took bridge in her home Tuesday, Jan. dore Haas, assistant pastor for the lina, Kans. Kans., had a fine collection of old SOO Grant Gaylord thira place in extemporaneous 25. Mrs. Claire Mulligan and Mrs. past several years, all of the par­ letters. The Kansas City society’s ish societies sponsored a farewell 'The work occupied Sister Evan­ complete file of immigration pam­ speaking. Lila O’Connor were guests. geline as her “third interest’’ for PURITY Competing schools included For Boy Scout Mr. and Mrs. Stephen John Mon­ party in his honor Jan. 12 in the phlets was another source of much auditorium of the school. Enter­ seven years, during which time otherwise inaccessible information. East, South, North, Regis, Wheat- aghan are the parents of a boy, she was also teaching history and ridge, St. Francis de Sales’, and born in St. Jo.seph’s hospital Mon­ tainment was furnished by Joseph CREAMERIES Spirek, Ed Zimmerman, Miss Joan acting as dean of women at Mary Amazing Industry Holy Family high schools. Rite Sunday day, Jan. 24. Dr. and Mrs. Donald mount. She did her own research ‘FLUNKERS’ FROLIC* H. O’Rourke are the maternal ^ ire k , Miss Maxine Berlinger, and And Enthusiasm DAIRY SPECIALISTS rs. Joseph Marietta. for the book. She used no ghost­ ENDS SEMESTER Priests who will assist Arch­ grandparents. writers or ghost-readers, but un­ The industry and enthusiasm of Milk and Ice Cream The annual “Flunkers* Frolic," bishop Urban J. Vehr in the Cath­ Miss Bernadette Wright, bride- Miss Viola Cinea, in behalf of covered and studied herself each Sister Evangeline are amazing. Regis high school dance staged olic Scout services to be held at elect of Gerald Teska, was honored the AlUtr and Rosary society, the one of the documents and volumes Single-handedly, she carried At Their Beet traditionally at the close of the ex­ the Denver Cathedral on Sunday, at a miscellaneous shower in the Holy Name society, the PTA, the listed in the lengthy bibliography through the work of collecting, col­ Senior Young Ladies’ sodality, Your Patronage Invited aminations that end the first se­ Feb. 4, were announced this week home of Miss Loretto Horrigan at the end of the work. lating, and organizing this vast mester, was held last Friday night, as follows: Monday, Jan. 24. Miss Horrigan and the senior choir, presented mass of data, while continuing to ,SB8 So. Downing 38th A Lowell Father Haas with a purse and ex­ Founded 812 Santa Fe Jan. 21, at the Knights of Colum­ Chaplains to Archbishop Vehr and Mrs. James Tomblin were co­ perform her heavy duties at Mary­ 145 Broadway bus ball room. hostesses. pressed the appreciation of all for mount. Then came the task of se­ will be the Very Rev. Walter Can- his untiring efforts in their be­ In France Chuck Bennett’s orchestra sup­ avan, pastor of the Cathedral, and Brother Francis Beck, son of lecting her material—and then the pled music for the dance which was Mr. and Mrs. Ernest V. Beck, half during his tenure of office The Congregation of St. Joseph writing of her fascinating volume. the Rev, Delisle Lemieux, pas­ was founded in France in 1650 staged under the direction of the talked to the boys of the seventh in St. Patrick’s. Refreshments The reviews of her book are a tor of S t Catherine’s parish. The were serv^ by the women. by Bishop Hendry de Maupas end student council. Len Carlin was celebrant for Solemn Benediction and eighth grades of St. John’s source of great interest to Sister The parish PTA held an open Father Jean de Medaille, S.J. At eneral chairman, assisted by will be the R t Rev. Monsignor school Monday, Jan. 24. Brother the time of the French Revolution Evangeline, as are the letters X O W O P E N fohn Perito in charge of music and Charles H. Hagus, pastor of An­ Francis told the boys about the life meeting on Tuesday evening, Jan. which she has received from many 18, which approximately 60 fath­ the congregation was dispersed Ray Pimple and Don Brakhage in nunciation parish; deacon, the of a Christian Brother. and seven of its members went of its readers. She is particularly charge of tickets. Very Rev. Joseph P. O’Heron, Billy Reef, son of Mr. and Mrs. ers and mothers attended. Mary to the guillotine. It was later re- pleased with the reception given pastor of St. Louis’ parish; and W. M. Reef, and a third grade Angela Carrier, Paul Carrier, establi.shed and in 1836 its first her work by the non-Catholic press subdeacon, the Very Rev. Eugene pupil in St. John’s school, was re­ Dolores Ortiz, and Mary Lou foundation was made in the New and by non-Catholic historians. O’Sullivan, pastor of St. Vincent’s cently chosen “quiz kid’’ of the Peterson rendered music for the World. Her seven years’ labor com­ CHICAGO MKT. Meeting Scheduled parish. second, third, and fourth g^rade di­ parents. Dr. James Ryan was the pleted, Sister Evangeline admits guest speaker. His subject was The pioneering spirit of the An interpretation of the mean­ vision of Quiz Kids, a radio pro­ nuns who came on this first foun­ that there was a feeling of “let­ gram heard every Saturday morn­ “Communicable Diseases." The down" when her book was at last By Sodality Union ing of Scout Sunday for Catholic third and fourth grade mothers dation is illustrated by the fact 614 Fifteenth St. Scouts will be given by the Rev. ing at 10 o’clock. that they came to Carondelet and in the hands of the publisher—not 85 at PTA Meeting were hostesses. Plans for the par­ for long, however, as she expects The monthly meeting of the Den­ Michael F. Kavanagh, assistant ticipation of*the group in sponsor­ St. Louis, then frontier settle­ ver Archdiocesan Parish Sodality pastor of St. Mary’s parish, Colo­ Eighty-five members of St. ments, rather than open a house soon to begin work on another ACROSS THE ALLEY FROM OLD HOME PUBLIC John's PTA attended the meeting ing a pre-Lenten dance in con­ volume. union will be held at the USO- rado Springs. The Ad Altare Dei junction with other parish groups in New York or Boston. Before Between California and Welton on 15th Street NCCS, E. 17th avenue and Grant crosses will be presented by Arch­ of the association which was held many years new foundations were in the school hall Monday, Jan. 24. were discussed. The dance vdll be street, at 6 o’clock Tuesday, Feb. bishop Vehr. The Rev, Barry J. held on Saturday, Feb. 19. made in Canada and in Minnesota, 1. All representatives of parish so­ Wogan, archdiocesan scout chap­ Mrs. J. P. McNeive, president, following the “new frontiers." Ladies' Tailoring Welcome all Our Old Friends dalities are requested to attend. lain, is in charge of the arrange­ presided. A party is being sponsored by Mrs. John McGowan was ap­ the St. Joseph guild to benefit In 1883 a group of five sisters The meeting will begin at 7:15 ments for this scout affair. was en route to Arizona to estab­ and Dressmaking of Old Home Public Markef* o’clock, and will be preceded by a Some 70 seminarians from St. pointed health chairman, replac­ the nuns of the school. Tickets ing Mrs. Charles McFadden, who for the party, to be 'held on Sat­ lished the community there. Stop­ dinner, beginning at 6 o’clock. Thomas’ seminary who were for­ ping off in Kan.sas, they were per­ All Types of Alterations It is planned to have a council mer scouts will take part in the resigned. Mrs. Eugene C. Dilullo urday, Feb. 5, at the Denver Dry Order Your Spring Suit Note the deanery report which was Goods tea room, may be procured suaded to remain because Indian meeting before the regular meet­ Scout Sunday observance at the troubles in Arizona were such as to For Easter ing, and all prefects and union of­ Cathedral. Their presence will tes­ prepared by the deanery represent from Mrs. R. Vendena or from the Expert Work ative, Mrs. K. C. Schuyler. Mrs. cause gp~ave fears that a founda­ LONDON MARKET AND' ficers will be notified as to the tify to the part that the scouting tion there would not long survive. Reaeonable Price* place and time. program may play in the forma­ David Romaley gave a report on GROCERY VOSS BROS. Cub Scout activities. Yielding to the advice of the Prefects are urged to call Cath­ tion and development of vocations Bishop, the sisters opened a house TOWN CLEANERS OSCAR TUNNELL, Prop. BAKERIES erine O’Brien before Feb. 1 and among Catholic boys. Father J. P. Moran gave a short Betrothal Revealed in Newton, moving the following give her the number of reserva­ All Catholic Cub Scouts and talk, and then Mrs. W. D. Reck pre­ year to Concordia. AND TAILORS Qui^ity Meats and Groceries 3 Stores to Serve You tions for the dinner from their re­ Boy Scouts in the city of Denver sented the guest speaker, Mrs. Phone KE. .=5869 spective sodalities. Wllill participate in the Scout Sun Lenore Mattingly Webber. After Of Anno L. Kelsey, Many Nuns Were Etoise Valencia 1217 Stout , Phonei: MA. 5239— TA. 3845 The Sodality union was repre­ day program. All scouts are to the meeting, Mrs. Webber pre­ sented by Catherine O’Brien, presi­ meet on the Logan street side of sented Sister M. Veronice with an Of German Descent dent, at the meeting held Tuesday, the Cathedral at 3:30 on Sunday autographed copy of one of her W illiam B. Smyth In the early days the personnel Jan. 18, relative to the Christopher afternoon, Feb. 6. The services books, Beany Malone, for the school of the community was quite cos­ Wostorkamp Bros. movement in this area. Details of will begin at 4 o’clock and will library. mopolitan. Many of the aspirants be concluded by 5 o’clock. The traditional five pounds of this meeting will be reported by Sister M. Maurice’s sixth grade candy was passed at the Theta Miss O’Brien at the union meeting. Pack Meating Held children and Sister Mary Odile’s were German or Irish, and other KE. 9043 5106 Wash. Pack 161, Cub Scouts, from St. Phi Alpha sorority house at Den national and racial strains were tVXRYTHING A COOD OROOKItY second grade children presented a ver university to announce, the represented. This was fortunate, SHOULD HAVB OUR LADY OF LOURDES John’s and St. Philomena’s schools, delightful program. Refreshments BIST ROODS AT LOWEST PniCBS held its monthly meeting Fri­ engagement of Anna Lee> Kelsey as the sisters were called upon to were served by Mrs. C. B. Mc­ and William B. Smyth. found schools in areas recently -W E DELIVER— SECOND ANNUAL day evening, Jan. 21. After the Cormick and Mrs. L. D. O’Kanej flag drill by den three, Mr. Ryan assisted by mothers of the fourth Miss Kelsey, daughter of Mr. played the “Star Spangled Banner” and Mrs. H. E. Kelsey, is a gradu MARDI GRAS grade pupils. ate of Holy Family high school and MASQUERADE JERRY RREEN and every one sang. Cubs and par­ Sister Mary Odile’s second grade ents were well represented. is now a senior at the Lamont MARCH 1 will have possession of the attend­ school of music of the Denver uni­ NEW LOCATIOIV Nine wolf badges, four lion ance pennant for the next month. MARDI GRAS badges, and nine arrow honor versity. She is president of the MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. The Catholic Information classes Mortar Board, senior women’s hon- MARCH 1 1004 15th St. points were presented to 16 cubs. are held in the school auditorium Mickey McCabe and Robert KPaNSORED BY ^Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray^ each Monday evening from 8 to 9 Oar Ladr of LoardM ParUk NOW OPEN Harry Spalding received their o’clock. graduation certificates from the The blessing of candles will be pack and Micky McCabe received held Wednesday, Feb. 2, in the 8 his scout scarf from Troop one. o’clock Mass. Two boys, Eugene Foster, and INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATORS M y . 1 Charles Eby, received their scarfs Blessing of throats will be held UENVF.K S t W ^ C i• h u d r a U as new cubs. Thursday, the Feast of 6t. Blaise, Cubs, parents, and den mothers after the 7 and 8 o’clock Masses, in Insure your kiddies* participated in a quiz show put on the afternoon at 3 o’clock, and in FORT MORGAN growth Hud strength by the committee men, with Mr. the evening at 7:45. McConnell as quiz master. Den St. John’s Men’s club will hold by serving American one sponsored the entertainment, ames party in the Knights of FLOUR MILLS Beauty Macaroni which featured color slides of Col­ Columbus hall Saturday evening. often. Contains all orado taken and shown by Mr. Feb. 12. The committee is offer­ FORT MORGAN t ing attractive prizes. BRANCHES AT — the vital elements Van Woensel. Handicrafts, made need. by all the boys in the pack, were on Marie Lorraine Fawcett, child of LONGMONT . . . YUMA display. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fawcett, was HUDSON . . . HHL ROSE baptized Sunday by Father Moran. MILLERS AND HANDLERS OP Godparents were Edward Frank FLOUR, WHEAT. CORN, BARLEY, and Agnes Hytrek. Miss Frances OATS, AND MILL FEEDS Pastor to Honor Hatfield was proxy. Country ShippergI Mary Ann, child of Mr. and Mrs. Consign Your Shipment To Ot Robert LeClair, was baptized Sun­ Parish Ushers day by Father Moran. Sponsors (St. Dominic’f Pariih, Denxer) were David LeClair and Rosemary The Ushers’ club members will Rowe. Proxy was Miss Catherine be the guests of the pastor, the Murray. Mi*t Anna KeUcy AllCE! How in blazes do yow always Very Rev. Peter O’Brien, O.P., on Nancy Lee, child of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Greenberg, was baptized orary fraternity, ani secretary of Thursday, Feb. 3, in the church the Panhellenic council. She -is a auditorium. Dinner will be served, Sunday by Father Charles Jones. got one end of my steak so lough? Sponsors were Joseph J. Weiss and member of Theta Phi Alpha, na­ followed by a brief meeting and tional Catholic sorority, and the entertainment. This dinner is Mildred Weiss. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moffitt are the Newman club, and was elected to given in appreciation for the WIio’s Who Among Students in work done by the club during the parents of a girl born in St. Jo­ seph’s hospital. American Colleges and Universi­ past year. The club is under the ties. Miss Kelsey served as a coun­ direction of Adam Ross, president, selor at Camp Santa Maria for the and Jerry Tonini, secretary. past two summers. Members of the Third Order Denver Chopfer Mr. Smyth, son of Mr. and Mrs. of St. Dominic are making an W. J. Smyth of Englewood, is a appeal for old clothing and shoes. graduate of Englewood high school For some time they have been For Polio Aid in and is now a senior at Denver uni­ sending packages to needy fami­ versity, after serving in the air lies in Europe. Many touching forces as a lieutenant for three letters of gratitude have been re­ Financial Straits years. He was treasurer of the ceived but there are still appeals Newman club and is vice presidept for help. If the work is to be The 1949 March of Dimes cam­ of Kappa Kappa Psi, honorary carried on the co-operation of paign is drawing toward its close band fraternity. He is a member others is necessary. All clothing with the serious financial straits of Delta Phi Delta, honorary art that is clean and usable will be of the Denver county chapter of fraternity. Mr. Smyth is a pho­ PRINTED DRAPERIES Now take it easy, Jim. Watch your bloo

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ThurMlay, January 27,1949 Office, 938 Bannock Stroot T H I DENVER CATHDUt'REGISTER Talaphent, KEyitena 4205 PAGE SEVEN ■ ■■II M I Annunciotion Parish Plans The Eckhardt Stars Officers to Be Installed musements ♦ Dining For^Annual Summer Bazaar Feb. 1 by ^Itar Society (Annunciation Parish, Denrer) ing of last year’s chairmen will be (St. Catherina's Parish, Danvtr) Mrs. Russell DispensCj membership, hold the week of Feb. 7. =:^Recreation Plans for the 1949 midsummer St. Catherine’s Altar and Rosary chairman, were on display at the' bazaar were discussed at a meet­ The Altar and Rosary society meeting. ; ing: held 26 in the rectory. installed officers for the new year society will meet Tuesday, Feb. 1, The refreshment ’table was Tentative dates for the bazaar on Jan. 20: Mrs. William Robin­ at 1:30 p.m., in the school' cafete­ beautifully arranw d and efficiently; were set'for Aug:. iO, 11, 12, and son, president; Mrs. Ev4 Gick, ria, beginning: with a dessert-lun­ served by the fourth and fifth) 13. A Hudson Super-Six Broug­ vice president; Mrs. Alice Genty, cheon. At this meeting, there will grade room mothers and their as-! ""'Red Wing Restaurant ham will be on. display. A meet- treasurer; and Mra. K. Glasroann, be the installation of new and re­ sistants. i 340 17th St. Aeroti from Brown Palaco secretary. Many new plans for elected officers. Guild Party Feb. 5 the society are being formulated, Mrs. Galen Rowe, president, Serving Thick, Juicy, Corn Fed including a pinochle tournament, The annual St. Joseph’s Guild to be atartea in the near future. cared for the altars during the card party to be held on Saturday, Jesuit to Give All parishioners and friends are month of January. Feb. 6, at 2:15 p.m. at the Denver invited to attend. Communion Sunday is Feb. 6. Dry Goods tearoom, was an­ Sirloin Steaks Si .75 Those appointed for the sale Members should occupy the front nounced by the president, who (New York Cut) SIZZLING on the Dinner of candles at the church on Jan. pews at the 7:30 Mass. urged generous support for this Loretto Heights worthy project Tickets may be “It Will Melt in Your Mouth?' 30 include Mmes. H. Zumtobel, J. Despite the severe cold weather, Monckton, Salazer, Gick, Martin, obtained from the sisters in each 18 Choico* of Delicious Dinners St. Catherine’s PTA broke aH pre­ graiie. Robinson, Glasmann, Henry, Mur­ vious attendance records with 260 Also Sea Food Dinners' Annual Retreat phy, and Mumford. fathers and mothers at the The students in the upper grades The next meeting will be held “Dads’ ’’ day meeting on Sunday listened to the radio broadcast of (Loretto Heights College, Denver) Feb. 24, with Mmes. Mumford, afternoon, Jan. 23. The apprecia­ President Truman’s inaugural ad­ Murphy, Mullin, and Roach as host- dress as part of their civic instruc­ The Rev. James L. MeShane, tion of the audience was manifest tion. S.J., assistant pastor at Sacred esses. Mrs. Wm. Schweider will by the applause given for Sister Heart church in Denver, will con­ donate the prize. Anna Joseph, principal of St Fran­ Baptized in this past week were duct the annual retreat for the Those reported ill are Mmes. cis de Sales’ school, and Officer Yvonne Frances Saavedra, daugh­ students of Loretto Heights col- Golon, Dandrow, Sage, Lupow, Joseph Hale, guest speakers. A ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saave­ Connolly, Powers, Chenburg, Gre list of approved books for both dra, with Mr, and Mrs. Lee Mar­ oenc, and Tufford. parents and children was prepared tinez as sponsors; Terrence Joseph The Promoters of the Leagme Kanier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ by Sister Anna Joseph and dis­ seph P. Kanier, ■with George Cal­ of the Sacred HeBrt will meet Sun­ tributed to those present. The day at 7 p.m. in the church. lahan and Mary Burns as sponsors; Rev. D. A. Lemieux, pastor, spoke, and Gary Alan Selby, son of Mr. The date for the annual PTA complimenting both the members bake sale has been set for Satur­ for their splendid attendance and and Mrs. Lloyd Selby, with Geneva day, Feb. 12. All wishing to help Wittman and Herman Wittman as the officers for the efficient con­ sponsors. on this project may contact Mrs. duct of the meeting. Mrs. James Connie Kelly. Foley presided, wearing a beauti­ The neighborhood group of the ful corsage presented to her by the Girl Scouts, consisting of regis­ WaleoBt tQ DeiiT«r*k Finest council members. She expressed tered leaders of neighborhood Girl her sincere appreciation to the fa­ Course at Regis Scout troops, will meet Wednes­ thers for the many ways In which COLBURN HOTEL day afternoon, Feb. 2, at 1:30 in THE THREE SISTERS shown above, daughters of they have helped the PTA. the Girl Scout room. Any mother LUXURIOUS ROOMS interested in forming or helping Mr. and Mrs. W alter Eckhardt of St. Rose of Lima’s par­ The nuns and room mothers for To Stress Papal COCKTAIL LOUNGE with a Girl Scout troop is invited ish, are already veteran entertainers in the Denver area, starring each grade and Mrs. Tyler, school NEW COFFEE SHOP to this meeting. in the USO-NCCS variety programs scheduled for veteran and mili­ nurse, were introduced. Mid­ tary patients at Fort Logan VA and Fitzsimons General hospitals. year reports were given by the lOth Avenue at Grant The project of the month for officers and various committees. MAin 6261 Girl Scout troop 231 is the com­ They also have their own variety show, which is booked as profes­ Social Reforms O. B. CERISE. U a a s n r sional entertainment in local theaters on week ends. Mrs. Lito Gallegos, CPTL presi­ pleting of layettes to be sent over­ Although 20 years have elapsed seas. The troop is short of baby Leontine, 15 (center), has a 10-piece orchestra which she or­ dent, who was a guest, thanked the ,w w w w w w w w w w w ^ gowns, shirts, and stockings and ganized and directs; Jo Ann, 11 (left), and Shirley, 10 (right), are PTA members and Mrs. Henry since Pope Pius XI outlined a plan would appreciate donations of both students at Valverde grade school. Shirley’s special act is to Lewis, league chairman, for their for social reform, these principles I BEST FOLKS OF ALL these articles. Information may be drop her natural alto voice to the range of a bass sinpr. Already consistent attendance at the league MASQUERADE the trio have pven 297 stage shows and admit that w th more days meetings and announced the date today are not widely known even y “EAT-AT-THE-HALL" secured from Mrs. Cort, AL. 0978. among Catholics, according to| the y Joe M. Bland, Mgr. MARDI GRAS Girl’ Scout troop 300 is prepar­ in the week, they would have given many more. of the league’s all-day conference Hall Hotel Coffee Shop Fr. James L. MeShape, S.J. ing for its investure ceremony. as March 24 at the Shirley-Savoy Rev. ■W’ilHam B. Faherty, S.J., ► hotel. downtown director of Regis col­ MARCH 1 leg:e on Jan. 27, 28, and 29. The The Brownie troop is to meet ► RE-MODELED SPONSORED BV in full uniform at Mrs. J. Hone- Mrs. L. Santangelo, ways and lege, Denver. 1321 Cnrtis Strtst theme of the retreat will be "Mil­ Archbishop Vehr to Attend means chairman, announced the Oar Lady of Loordot Parlih itant Catholics.’’ ker’s home, 3439 Williams street, Yet Pope Pius’ plan, Father Fa­ at 9 o’clock Saturday morning, blanket event was a siKcess. ’The herty points out, would correct the Father MeShane is a frequent Jan. 29, to go on a tour of the Lourdes First 40 Hours' blanket was awarded to Phil Mc­ evils of capitalisnf and avoid the \ ATTEND l o r e t t o h e ig h t s speaker on the Sacred Heart pro­ post office. Mrs. J. McCarthy, Mrs. Ginn. Darlene Tanko, seventh danger of falling into Communism. gram and contributor to several H. Fleming, and Mrs. J. Honeker (Our Lady of Lourdet Parith, ways welcomed at these parish get- grade student, whose wonderful ( WOMEN’S CLUB BAZAAR nationally known mag:azines, in­ It is imperative, he claims, that will escort the troop. Denver) togethers. school spirit enabled her to dispose people realize, howevej, that iJie Feb. 3. 4, and 5 coar.^r oi K. of C. Hall cluding Fret America, Social Jus­ At the last Brownie meeting the . 1.L- V TT T ir 1. -1,1 The editorial committee for the of the largest number of envelopes tice Review, and Christian Farmer. struggle is not between capitalism group was given a surprise party •Archbishop Urban J. Vehr parish program will meet Wednes- for the blanket, received an award. and Communism; there is a third He is a member of the National by Mrs. J . Honeker. Mrs. J. attend solemn closing of the first day night at 8:30 o’clock at the Mmes. G. Rowe and R. Long, hos­ possibility that avoids the evils LOICVNER AND LYNCH, INC. Jesuit Committee on Economics O’Leary brought an extra treat Forty Hours’ devotion at Our home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward pitality chairmen, were in charge these two systems have demon­ and the National Catholic Rural of fudge. Butler. The committee includes of the special cash .award, which ) FR. 3008 Evenings bj Appointment 7S01 E. Colfax Ave. Life Conference. He conducted Lady of Lourdes church on was donated by a member of the strated. That possibility is the The Brownies have a.s their' Edward Butler, Mike McNally, and Papal plan. “co-op” enterprises while stationed project this month the gathering! V"'Feb. 11, the patronal feast of Woodrow Wilson. They will meet PTA, Lewis Santangelo, and was at the Colored parishes in St. Louis. of funny books and the makingskin of P' with the pastor to outline the ma­ avarded to Mrs. John Conzon. In order that Catholics and in­ ■HM’S TAVERN Earl Bach, head of the speech scrap books for the hospital.■ - granted the parish to have noc­ terial for the booklet to be pub­ The membership charts, repre­ dustrial workers and leaders in department at Loretto Heights col- turnal adoration during the Forty lished before the 1949 Mardi Gras. senting many hours of work by general may gain a wider knowl­ LUNCHEON ilege, was the principal speaker at Hours’ devotion. Men and women edge of this Papal plan. Father of the pariah will take different Faherty will offer a course en­ BEER — WINE — MIXED DRINKS jthe annual dinner of the Pueblo Heights Nuns Guests ! assembly of the Knights of Colum­ hours during the night. PTA of St. Louis' Parish titled “Restoration of Social Or­ 128 BROADWAY bus. The dinner wa.s held at the Of Alumnae in Capital A novena in honor of Our Lady der” on Monday nights during the JAMES U. DELOHREY Pueblo Golf and Country' club of • Lourdes will begin nine days second semester at Do'wntown Tuesday evening, Jan. 25. Mr. Arlington, Va.—On Jan. 15 before the close on the feast day, Sets Games Party Jan. 27 Regis. Bach is chancellor of council 539, Mrs. Rawlings S. Poole was host- Feb. 11. The course will be open to all, K. of C., and faithful admiral of ess to the Washington, D. C., chap­ The parish will open a break­ (St. Louii’ Parish, Englewood) the Purification, Feb. 2. Candles whether in college or in business the Fourth Degree. [ ter of Loretto Heights college fast room on Sunday, Feb. 6. Pa­ The St. Louis’ PTA invites its for the home can be procured that life and those interested in indus­ More than 200 reservations y|'alumnae. Sister Franced Marie, rishioners atteuding the 8:30 and members and friends to a games day or after the Masses on the fol­ trial relations will be especially, the 16th annual convention of the president of the college, a ^ Sister 10 o’clock Masses on Sunday will party in the Englewood American lowing Sunday. welcom« to attend. Father Faherty be offered the opportunity of hav­ says there ■will be lectures and BOGGIOS Association of Catholic Schools Francetta were the guest^f hon­ Legion hall, 801 W. Hampden, The churching ceremony and or. A short period was devoted to ing their breakfast following the Thursday evening, Jan. 27, at 8 blessing of mothers will be given In discussions with a special empha­ Press Relations, to be held Feb. 18 a discussion of ways and means Mass. This will enable them to p.m. Proceeds will be used for the the church at 2 o’clock the after­ sis on the present American scene and 19, were received at the col­ famous fOt FINt INJOr THt wtsrs for the group to co-operate in get better acquainted with one an­ cafeteria in the new school. noon of Feb. 2. Members of the and in particular the American FOOD SCIVEO IN A A* MOJT SEFIESHINO lege by Monday, Jan. 24. Delega­ promoting the college’s interests. other. In March the breakfast Candles will be blessed before parish praesidium of the Legion of West with its part rural and part OtACIOUS MANNEI CpCKTAIl LOUNGE tions from El Paso, Tex.; Chey­ On Jan. 16 Mrs. William J. Pate room will be moved to the center the 8 o’clock Mass on the Feast of Mary extend an invitation to moth­ urban problems. enne, Wyo.; Santa Fe, N. Mex.; TREMONT AT BROADWAY was hostess to the alumnae of Lo­ house near the church. The break­ ers whose children were recently "Pope Pius XI laid down his and many Colorado schools outside retto Heights college and Webster fast room will accommodate 100. baptized to attend the ceremony. of Denver have already registered. principles of social restoration In K E . 9618 e CH. 2494 college, as well as alumnae of Special club breakfasts are planned O fficial of CSMC The St. Louis Boosters’ club the encyclical Quadragesima Anno. Deadline for reservations to the other Loretto schools who were for various societies of the parish. wishes to thank all those who at­ convention is Feb. 1. The various Industry council plans invited to meet the sisters. The Altar and Rosary society tended the first get-together of the that have been offered in this will meet Thursday, Feb. 3. The Speaks at Cathedral dub last week. Close to 200 at­ country in the past ten years are Rev. Richard Hiester from St. Jo­ tended. A meeting in the school in line with the principles, such as PTA At St. Francis' Plans seph's convent will give the main (Cathedral High School, Denver) was held this week to plan for an­ profit sharing plans and the con­ address. Plans also will be out­ The Very Rev, Monsignor F. A. other get-acquainted meeting for ciliation services,” Father Faherty lined for the first Forty Hours’ Evans of Cincinnati, assi.stant sec­ 'Thursday, Feb. 10, in the Legion explained. Bake Sale on January 30 devotion in the new church. retary-treasurer of the CSMC, hall. Non-college students who wish spoke to the Cathedral high school Father Joseph O’Heron will at­ (St. Francia de Sales’ Parish, All elected officers of the PTA Eighty-five interested parents to take this course without college Denver) attended the monthly PTA meet­ student body this week. He dis­ tend the Intermountain province will be in attendance at the Den­ credit may register as auditxirs, On Sunday, Jan. 30, the PTA ing in the school building Jan. 25. cussed Mission week and the mis­ Newman clubs’ convention in Trin­ that is as members of the class who DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT will feature a food and bake sale ver County PTA tea, honoring They were entertained by the chil­ sion program of the Catholic idad this Saturday and Stnday. will not be responsible for the ex­ HI the grade school building. The Founder’s day in South high school dren of the first grade. Mr. Buck, schools in the archdiocese. A priest from Regis college ■will aminations and required reading 800 Speer Blvd. IVazee Market hear Confessions on Saturday and lltb St. at Wazea sale will begin after the 7 o'clock auditorium on Tuesday, Feb. 1, at from Grant Junior high school, Members of the Cathedral speech but will be free to take part In the Open 24 hours daily Open lilt 9 p.nu Mass and will continqe until all the 2 p.m. All other members are in­ gave a lecture in place of the Rev. department, under the direction of say the two early Masses this Sun­ discussions. goods are sold. vited to be present. Thirty-five Edward Leyden, who was called Miss Margaret Fogarty, ■will travel day. Delicious Pastries Mrs. Reuben Alexus, ways and cents is asked to cover expenses. out of the city and could not give to Cheyenne, Wyo., this week end, The Marian sorority met Jan. 19 (From Oer Owa Ovtai) means chairman,, promise.s a fine his promised talk. Mr. Buck talked to attend the annual speech meet in the home of Miss Charolette variety including ham, meatballs Allar Society Elects Officers on 4-H work with school children there. Pytlinski. The sorority will wel­ DOYLE’S # Seafoods and spaghetti, meat loaf, baked Sixty-four women attended the in Denver. Miss Angela Eisen- Students who will participate in come as guests at its meetings for­ PHARMACY, beans, and an assortment of rolls, luncheon and meeting of the Altar man, a graduate of Loretto Heights the varied fields are; Extempo­ mer members who are married. # Fried Chicken bread, and pastries. and Rosary society last Friday. college, also lectured on the merits raneous, John Glenn, Robert They will be invited to take part H m Psrtlcalu Dnsstet # Late Evening Snacks The school building will be open Mrs. L. J. Holmes conducted the of 4-H work. Miss Eisenman has Plush, Mary Gallegos, and Mary in the activities program of the 17tl» AVE. AND GRANT on Saturday afternoon from 1 election of officers and the fol­ been appointed by Father Leyden, •4.nn de Real; dramatic, Betty Cot­ sorority. to 6 o’clock with a receiving com­ lowing were chosen: President,, archdiocesan superintendent of ter, Patricia Sullivan, Robert Al­ Several sorority members are KS. S tn P C B DfLIVStT mittee in charge of the tables so Mrs. 0. 19. Wiemecke; first vice schools, to head the organization corn, Frank Barreras, and Maxine planning to attend the annual re­ that everything can be in readi­ president,(Mrs. W. J. Scott; second work of 4-H groups within the Mohrbacher; humorous declama­ treat at El Pomar in Colorado ness for Sunday morning. Those vice president, Mrs. J. B. Glavins; schools. It was decided to form a tion, Mary Ann de Real, Virginia Springs, sometime in May. This PLAN TO SPEND unable to bring their donations on third vice president, Mrs. J. Han- 4-H group in the new parish. With McGlothen, and Rose Mazone. week-end retreat is sponsored by I Saturday may bring them on Sun­ nigan; fourth vice president, Mrs. this program it was also decided Debate, Robert Alcorn, Elaine the Denver Sodality union. EASTER IN ROME day morning. All parishioners are W. J. Heilman; treasurer, Mrs. J. to form a Brownie group for F ra i^ , John Glenn, and Robert Infants baptized last Sunday Join • pUffrimar* tii« EUrna] Clkp* invited to participate in this pro­ Loeffel; recording secretary, Mrs. smaller girls who would not be P tu s^ were Michael Paul Dryer, son of LUitaz aM Loonlts, d m . ) ject. .^. McKone; financial secretary, eligible for 4-H work. Original oratory, Mary Galle­ .Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Dryer, S E E fit, P tU r'i Chorch Founders’ Day Program I Mrs. 0. Hencmann; corre.sponding gos, Barbara Barbate, Cecilia Du- Th« Vatican Th« ColoM«am and All reports from the Rocks of with Dr. and Mrs. Paul Hogan as Th« Catacomb*, tha niint of an A founders’ dav program Hynes; his- Lourdes club indicate that the tick­ charme, and Leon Wilson; sponsors; and Diane Louise Bell, Poetry reading, Maxine Morh- Tba fihrinaa ancUnt tmpira be the feature of the monthly PTAi,. ®"’ Schrodt; and par- ets for the Mardi Gras are selling daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. W t KOW haTO choice aecommodatloni meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 2. _Mrs. _L. Wenzinger. well. Members of the Rocks in bacher, Michael Schnick, Leon Wil­ Bell, with George W. Bell and by sea or air. Make your reser\*ationa E delweiss in the high school auditorium at The Very Rev. Gregory Smiith charge of tickets will meet in the son, Marlene O’Leary, and Joyce Jeannine Drake as sponsors. early to be assured of sp4e«. Call, write 8:1.5 p.m. The Rev. Robert Mc­ thanked the outgoing officers for school each Sunday a f^ r Mass to Glenn; radio, Cloyd Allen. A pre-Lenten party in tl» cafe­ or visit 1644 GLENARM . OPEN 11 A M to .3 A M Mahon, as.si.stant, will be the guest their splendid work and pledged make returns and to compare notes teria of the new school is being speaker. Marlene Kurtz will pre­ wholehearted .support to the new on the progress made. The Mardi officers. considered at the present time. If sent a vocal selection. 'The follow­ Gras this year will, be held in the 1st Friday Rites arrangements can be made for ing past presic(ents will be the Mrs. 0. Wienecke ^pointed the Lincoln room of the Shirley-Savoy heating and lighting, this party guests of honor: Mmes. John following chairman: ^ ie sts’ vest­ hotel on March 1. The next meet­ will be announced soon. Boehm, Harvey W. French, A. E. ments, Mrs. F. Sherrer; priests’ ing of the Rocks club has been ' Set in Edgewater The blessing of throats will be GOOD SKATING Gallagher, George Graveline, Ber­ albs, Mrs. E. Hood; large linens, scheduled for Feb. 8. given after the Masses and at 3 U J H I T L E Y nard Hynes, Fred Kelly, W. C. STEAMSHIP & TOURIST AGENCY Mrs. F. Hannigan; small linens, The Rocks of Lourdes club will (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish, and 7:45 p.m. on the Feast of St On Evergreen Lake Kimmins, J. G. Loeffel, M. P. Mc­ Mrs. S. Ryan and Mrs. L. Wen­ sponsor its monthly bam dance at Blaise, ’Thursday, Feb. 3. 44i7mh Donough, Herman Miller, and Ruth Edgewater) and (^od Sandwiches zinger; Communion cloths, Mrs. B. Glassiers this Thursday evening, Sacred Heart devotions will be and Cocktail Service at Weadick. Pelham; publicity, Mrs. F. Jan. 27 at 8 o’clock. There will be B u c h e n; diocesan, Mrs. W. held on the first Friday of the On the recommendation of the square and regular dancing and the month, Feb. 4. Holy Communion Rev. Edward A. Leyden, arch­ Schrodt; telephone committee, Mrs. usual fine refreshments will be ■will be distributed at 6:16 and Th« Tkinj To Do diocesan superintendent of schoofls, A. Linnet; served. All members of the parish THE ROUNDUP a demonstration of 4-H club work 7:15. Mass will be at 6:30 and When You Con'f Afford DiMppointment Sick committee, Mrs. J. Craig; and their friends outside are al- Confession 'will be heard on Thurs- iohn A. Griebling, Mgr. In Evergreen will be given. The council will con­ perpetual membership, Mrs. F. vene in the library at 7:15 p.m. 7:80. Evening devotions at 7:80. ENJOY AN INVIGORATING DRIVE Berg; social, Mrs. E. (jompton and day evening beginning at 7:30. Mrs. Robert Yaggie, health Mrs. A. Phannenstiel; hospitality, chairman, invites all parents to at­ Holy Rosary Parish On the Feast of the Purification Mrs. F. Berg and Mrs. M. Master- of the Blessed Virgin Mary, tend the health meeting at Evans son; co-operating with Catholic school on February 3, at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 2, blessing of Charities, Mrs. J. O’Keefe; shrines candles will take place before the Maurice Ahrens, director of in­ in the home, Mrs. C. Frede; li­ forms Scout Troop THE HOLLAND HOUSE struction of Denver public schools 7:30 Mass. / braries and literature, Mrs. M. On Feb. 3, the Feast of St. (Formerly known as The La Ray Hotel. No change Lumiere Studio will report on sex education in tjie Bertagnolli; sanctuary, Mrs. E. (Holy Roaary Pariih, Denvor) in ownership, management or policy) schools. Blaise, the blessing of throats 'will Scheiman and Mrs. M. Masterson. A Boy Scout troop was started be held after the 6:80 and 7:30 WISHES TO ANNOUNCE The annual Colonial card party at a meeting held Monday evening, o’clock Masses, in the afternoon will be held in the Denver Dry at 3 :30, and in the evening at 7 :30. St. James' Bridge Club Goods tearoom Feb. 22. Tickets Jan. 24. Several boys and fathers IN GOLDEN THE OPENING OF were present. ’The scoutmaster is Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wedlick are will be distributed as soon as plans John Neavill. A well-organized Entertains Two Guests are completed. As this is the n^ajor providing the transportation for FOR LUNCHEON OR DINNER Mrs. James P. Reddick was hos­ project of the year, members and Scout Cub pack is functioning in the sisters in charge of the Sunday THE DONEHUE FRAME SHOP the parish. instruction classes during the tess to the St, James bridge club friends are asked to support it. You’U Lika thu Food, Service and Atmosphere last Tuesday in her home in Den­ Volunteers for the care of the At the general parish meeting month of January. last Sunday afternoon the follow­ Mra. Aylward and Mra. Kolbel MA. 0962 ver. Mrs. J. P. Moroney and Mrs. altars are as follows: Jan. 22, Dining Rooms Open Doily W. H. Allen were gpiests. High Mmes. Masterson, Scheiman, and ing church committee was elected: are in charge of the altars and Opp, Beran’i Mortsery scores were made by Mrs. J. J. Craig; Jan. 29, Mmes. Wienecke, Andrew Jackson, president; John sanctuary during this month. From 12 to 2 at noon — 5:30 to 9:30 P.M. Walsh and Mrs. J. P. Moroney. Scott, and Heilman; Feb. 3, Mmes Arko, vice president; George Pav- Sundays and Holidays From 1 P.M. to 9 P.AA. FRAMES MADE TO ORDER The members were happy to hear Hencmann and Buchen; Feb. 12, lakovich, secretary; and Anton OUR LADY OF LOURDES Kumar, H. E. Mahoney, and Anton Phase GoMea M for Reservatiea, or Jsst.Drive Out that Mrs. Fred Kemme is home Mmes. Kelly, Brown, and Huwhin- SECOND ANNUAL AT MODERATE PRICES from the hospital and getting along Bon Padboy, trustees. ssd Cense Ini well. Members of the Holy Rosary Friday, Jan. 28, is the day of HAVE YOU TRIED OUR NEW COFFEE SHOP? Established — 50 Y ^ r s The next m eeti^ will be held circle will hold the annual "Mr. the games party sj^nsored by the MARDI GRAS Feb. 8 at 1 p.m. in the home of and Mrs.” dinner in the high PTA. It will be^n at 8 p.m. Val- It it open from 6:30 in the morning until 1 at night. Mrs. Jean Jacobucci, 1361 Cherry school cafeteria at 7 p.m. Monday, uable merchandise, including M A B C H 1 street. Jan. 31. lhams, will be on display. z S M. ■ ----- I , , ,m I \ PAGE EIGHT Office, 9-38 BoRneek StrMt THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone,"KEyttene 4205

REBELLIOUS EYES Youtir Council Pushes Lecture Project NewLoeation-525 Bannock The Teen>a(*r h u « problem, a secret—nnkaown to tbenuelTes. Twelve hundred tickets for Tbejr go through life with • chip ea their shoulders end ea ache [Velve hundred tickets for + + ’ + + + ^ SEAT covasCOVERS-UPHOLSTERING - UPHOISTERfNG the lecture by Father James Large Selection of New Fabric*— Floor Mat* for All Car* ia their hearts. They peer and squint. £yes burn bad blur. Eyes Keller, M.M., sponsored by the that seem to say “I won’t” actually mean "I can’t” eyes dimmed CYPC, have been distributed Plan CYPC Variety Show by neglect. WORTHMAN AUTO TOP C0.j for sale. They are obtainable E. P. Worthman (Member St. Fincenl de Paul’s Parish) ’ L at Clarke’s Church Goods store, Wagner’s, and at the Knights of KE. 1057 Free Estimates 525 Bannock SWIGERT BROS. Columbus council building. 1S50 California O p t o m e t r i s t g KEyitona 7651 The lecture will deal with the W W W W WWW' aims and methods of the Christo­ Good Service pher movement, begun and di­ Better Vision rected by Father Keller. The CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING for Every Aga At Right Prices Christophers are among the most widely publicized groups in the GLAISE8 INDIVIDUALLY STYLED country today, especially since the Classified Ads ublication of Father Keller’s It will pay y o . to rood ALL of tho following .dT.rtiaon.«,t.. est-selling ‘‘manual fbr Christo­ phers,” You Can Change the World. FOR SALE APARTMENT WANTED Requiescant Father Keller’s talk is set for WOOD 8Al.&-.KiitfdUiig, rang*, bMtar, 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 17, and fam ac, Hrcplae, block,, mill tndi—D*- THEODORE I will he given in capacious Phipps llT,r«l tl.M. KEjitono 24tt. PLEASE I Young couple employed at the Reguter deapenitely need furnished ,p.™ In Pace auditorium in City park. The coun­ ment C ll: KE 4205, Ext. 8. cil is determined to have every seat FURNITURE occupied for the lecture. FURNmjRB bought, m>ld or tradmt toi on^??r°^d^ child reuulre HACKETHALj MARGARET PRAZNIK, Stockyard SU- Meetinc Scheduled eaah. Hlgbwt ea,b priew p,i caulking and ARE YOU LOOKING FOR will be recited at 8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. Bowling AHendance the benefit performance of the USO-NCCS performance in the Oscar Malo gymnasium, is com­ palnUng. DE. SSSOl WALTER EVANS Call a 27, in the mortuary drawingroom. Re« variety show scheduled for Saturday, March 5, by »4< StMla GOOD TENANTS? quiem High Mata will be offered at 10 Shows Improvement posed of talented musicians, dancers, vocalists, and the Cathedral Young People’s club. The quartet We will take very good care of your o'clock Friday. Jan. 28, in St. Dominic’s Bowling attendance was a bit comedians—most of them professionals—who vol­ MISCELLANEOUS church, interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard above planned the event at a recent meeting. Left to and n^ . p|,„ ^ ZONE CAB m ortuary. better this week, with only one right, they are Howard Heffeman, CYPC president; unteer to entertain veterans and soldiers at local in t e r i o r painting «uu ud w»iiwail waxnins.wMhing JULIAN AVILA. Brother of Geneva forfeit recorded—^t. Louis’ had a 5*^ «*timat«i and fu^geationa given to MAin 7171 John C. Moody, director of the USO-NCCS area hospitals. -tim.t- ...------Prompt. Courttoni StrT lcs Kelly and Roy Avila, Denver, and Ame­ practice basketball game scheduled ^ u U ty your home. Phone: TAbor 1007 CHEAPER RATES lia Hague, Trinidad. Requiem Matt it with the Our Lady of . Lourdes office: Frank Breen, and William Monckton, both Proceeds from the show will go into the CYPC Bernia Land. _____CALL: Gl. 1 1 5 7 _____ 2-WAY-RADIO being offered at 9:16 o'clock Thursday, of CYPC. Orphans’ party fund. CLEAN NEW CABS, Jan. '27. in Sacred Heart church. Inter­ team on kegling night. The En­ ment Mt. Olivet. glewood squad’s forfeit credited St. BELLE OAKLEY. Mother of Frances freshments will be served after the field, will lead the discussion. He fast a delectable and inexpensive Gibbons, Louise Gjonovicb, and Edward Francis’ with three wins. business of the evening. has assembled material from other event. CHECKER CABS Oakley, Denver; titter of Nick Baker. Cathedral’s keglers, not quite so On Monday, Jan. 31, the CYPC sources besides Integrity to bolster The meeting Wednesday night Also survived by two grandchildren. strong, won two of three games ED DUNDON Requiem Mass was offered Jan. 2 in St. basketball team will play the K- the magazine’s line of thought. opened with Rosary services and TA. 2233 3406FEIXRAL JosephU church. Interment Mt. Olivet. from Our Lady of Lourdes team. Ducats at 7 :45 p.m. in the Oscar novena to Blessed Martin. The SOFIA ROMERO, 3801 S. Bryant. Kathy Rourke .sparked the K-Du- Malo gymnasium. Our team’s rec­ St. Joseph's Group program of activities for Febru­ GL. 5709 Mother of Jose £. H urtado. Mrs. Mar* cats to their two wins over St. Jo­ ord so far is one victory and no Fete. Our bers of the club met at the Union OF ALL a t h l e t i c UNIFORMS resident for more than |40 years, died nouncement that Eleanor Plein and Ride home from CHRYSLER-PLVMOUTF CHENILLE LETTERS. EMBLEMS Jan. 20 in her home. 8628 Mariposa Lady of Lourde, team. station and took the ski train to street, after a short illness. A native of Les Sena have effected a perma­ UPTOmi MOTOR c a NorthwesteraAutoGo. AND MONOGRAMS Potenza. Italy, she was reared there Standings nent arrangement involving rings Winter park. Of thLs number, THE MARDI GRAS three had never been on skis be­ 1908 BROADWAY CH.5626 549 Broadway TAbor 6201 ^SS4 ISth SL, Fonttni Bnildins. EE 8367 t and came to this country and Denver Team W. L. Pet. and wedding bells. in a new FORD in 1904, a few years after her marriage St. Mark’s ...... 2 0 1.000 fore, but despite one minor cas­ to Anthony Quaratino. Mr. Quaratino, a Ski Party railroad employe, died in 1908. St. Mary’s ...... 2 0 1.000 ualty, a really delightful d ^ was MARCH 1 Surviving are three tons. Angelo. Cathedral ...... 1 0 1.000 Set by Clubs spent. It is planned to go to Winter SPO.VSORED BY Pasquale, and Jerry Quaratino. all of St. Joseph’s ...... 1 1 .500 (Le Croix de Lourdei Club) park again on Feb. 6, and all those Oar Ladr of Loardn Parizli Denver: two daughters. Mrs. Mary Ricot- ta, Denver, and Mrs. Lucia Baschiera. Our Lady of Lourdes 1 1 .500 Once again the open country interested should meet at the Un­ JANUARY IS WHOLESALE MONTH Chicago; and 15 grandchildren and 12 K-Ducats ...... 1 1 .500 and skiing will highlight the week ion station at 7:45 a.m. Sunday, Wo are giving you a break in price*. Everything in Body and great-grandchildren. Requiem High Mass St. Francis’ ...... 0 3 .000 end of Le Croix de Lourdes club. Feb. 6. Fander Repair*, Painting, Top* and Seat Cover* is 20% Le**. c o a C was offered Jan. 24 in Mount Carmel Gather 'Round, As it stands, this time we will for- The next monthly meeting of St. church. Interment* Mt. Olivet Boulevard Remember the Month of January only I m ortuary. Get Acquainted .sake our usual mode of travel and Joseph’s YPC wiy be hqld Feb. 2 (Cathedral Young People’s Club) join the crowd in taking the ski in the parish hall. It is \kged that All Grades of MICHAEL J. WELCH , train to Winter park this Sunday, all members attend these business Woodrow Wilson Auto Body & Upholstery Co. Michael J. Welch. 84. of 32 Grant On Wednesday. Feb. 2, the reg­ Jan. 30. Those interested should Lignite an*^d. "Murkiboys’ clubs operated by the Salesi- Brown, and a aiiiar. M^r». KUt^etb ans are famous in San Francisco issue is "Art and Morals,” and the NATIONAL AUTO BODY & RADIATOR CO. TtADt ‘■'Of V. f. Farrar, both of Denver. . . Reqalem ...... Masa...... viewpoints taken by some of the ' *WEHAVEMOVED HAffl PATfllT was offered Jan. 26 In St. ^ se of Lima's attask. A native of Mexico, he came to contributors are guaranteed to FRANK J . NASTLEY, M«ml)«r St FraneU d* Sale* Parish tic . COLD SPRING orrici church. Interment Mt. Olivet. thia eoantry and Denver in 1907. He wa* startle those not acquainted with RADIA'iORS, BODIES. HOODS AND FENDERS MONUMENTS employed here as a timekeeper for the iMAVTIfQLtMklHJ JOSE O. ZARAGOZA Denvur A Rio Grande Western railroad. recent Catholic thought on the ABEGG-FELLOWS Printing Co. REPAIRED AND MANUFACTURED Jose 0. Zaragoza, 51, a resident of Den­ He Is survived by his wife, Mrs. subject. ver for more than 40 years, died un- AnasUcia G. Zaragoia. Requiem Mass Rapairing Wreck* a SpMlalty Quality Paiatiay VHE RAINBOW LINE OF G J^ITES txpteUiUy J eOa SO in his home, 1844 W. was offered Jan. 24 in S t **-f***"|f William Foley, qualifj«d both as 1454 Welton in Rear • Denv4 • KE. 4054 Holdta pUc«» siteg Bofftring a heart ehoKlu Istem ant M t OUvat «. thoMFiBhaad g pradtHionez In-thei Pkone TAs 2918 12 E. 8th 'Ay^

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The Denver Catholic Register president...... _Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Editor______R t Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. Managing Director...... Rev. John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Litt.D. Hear Associate Editors—M. P. Everett, Jour.D.; Rev. Francis Syrianey. U.A.; Linus Riordan, A.B., Litt.M.; Rev. James 6. Hamblin, M.A.; you the church for your nfotion prejudice, but bom of sad experi­ Rev. John Ebel, M.A.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A.; Paul H. Hallett, Unique 'Set'... picture. I am happy to think that Mixecd Marriages ence. Xdded to all the difficulties LittD.j Art Editor, Leo Canavan. Editorial Assistants: Robert Hoyt, these old pillars and arches are already thrown in the way of ASK and LEARN A.B.; Jack Heher, A.B.; Paul Hennessey, M.A. (Joum.), M.A. (Hist.); And True Faith lending themselves to be portrayed —Good and Bad happy wedded life by our material­ James Kelly, A.B. so that my poor will eat tomorrow. istic culture,*- a difference in reli­ By M. F. Everett Why shouldn’t stones woric, too?” By Rev. J ohn B. Ebel gion is all too often the decisive Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. ^ An American company making a In the year 1947, 26* per cent of factor that leads to failure in mar­ KOA movie in Italy arranged to film a all- marriages performed in the riage, The Catholic Church is not Published Weekly by scene in circumstances that have Mr. Anonymous Is Catholic Church in the U.S. were alone in its recognition of the aan- THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) considerable interest for Catholics mixed marriages, according to sta­ gers of mixed marriages—other re­ 938 Bannock Street, 1 in the United States. Truly a Nobleman tistics compiled from the Catholic ligious groups are speaking out 10:45 The unique “set” is the Church Directory by the Rev. Edward S. against them more strongly day by Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 By Rev. J ohn Cavanagh day, as it becomes more and more of Sts. Nereus and Achilieus in It is traditional gossip among Dunn, S.J., and published in the EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT Subscription: $1 per year. Rome. It is located on the Passeg- January number of the American evident that the true unity of mat­ men that when a person of wealth rimony is often impossible to giata Archeologica, close to the gives a contribution to this or that Ecclesiastical Review. Cfub Subscription, with The Register, Local Edition, $1.30 per Year. ruins of the Baths of Caracalla. achieve without unity of religion. No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado. charitable or civic project he Of a total of 393,577 marriages, Questioii* on religion ■ubmitled by the radio | The ancient Basilica, hidden by has his eyes on the public ac­ 102,624 were mixed marriages. The This does not mean that all old pine trees, is the titular church claim it will elicit in the press. proportion, 26.07 per cent, is nearly mixed marriages are doomed ^ audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. Thursday, January 27, 1949 of Cardinal Dennis Dougherty of Headline hunters may be numer­ the same as in 1946, and' in fact failure—many of them are ve Philadelphia. happy and successful. There are a ous, but from my limited experi­ Father Dunn finds. that the per­ Booklets on Catholic Church available free of cost Built in the fourth century, it ence the group includes very few centage of mixed marriages varies considerable number of priests and OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER is one of the earliest monuments philanthropists. Most of the pub­ very little from year to year in the nuns who were the children of to all inquirers. to Christianity, says a dispatch to licity hounds are not people of various individual dioceses of the mixed marriages. And very often The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. the marriage results finally in the We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocew. What­ the New York Times. It was in wealth. They are a breed of hu­ U.S. Eighty of the 116 archdioceses ruins when Cardinal Cesare Ba- mans who try to get the most for and dioceses show a variation of conversion of the non-Catholic WRITE TO ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or partner. those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared officiaL ronio of the Philippine Fathers the least. They have a selfish end only three per cent or less between We hope The Register will be read in every home of the rebuilt it in 1575. The original for every device they employ to figures for 1946 and for 1947. But every priest knows from the ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA, Archdiocese. . church was uncovered in the Cata­ gain mention in the press. Statistics, of course, are useless confessional, too, of the heart­ We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in combs of Doraitilla. Were it not for the philanthro­ unless some conclusions can be break that comes so often from Denver 2, Colorado the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. The columns surrounding the pes of the wealthy there would be drawn from them. The figures these marriages. It is the same + URBAN J. VEHR, high altar were recovered from the ittle standard for the rest of the themselves give some. The lack of story many times repeated: “Fa­ Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. ruins of the Baths of Caracalla, community to use as a yardstick variation in percental from year ther, our first child was baptized among the most splendid of Impe­ for their contributions. Consider to year leads Father Dunn to sur­ in the Church, but none of the rial Rome. The altar, a primitive this year’s Community Chest drive mise that, “in the matter of mixed others. My wife and her family in­ one decorated with mosaics, origin­ in Denver. Here is an unflattering marriages, the Church in this coun­ sisted that they be reared as Prot­ Meaning of Animal Suffering ally was in the Basilica of St. fact: Exactly 1.2 per cent of the try is not faced with any trend, estants.” Paul and was given to the church Chest contributors gave 65 per but with a situation.” And another often-heard plaint Religious Articles By Paul H. Hallett with the happier state before the . „ cent of the million and a half d^ol- Geographically, the figures indi is: “Father, my husband (or wife) The reports of thousands upon fall, sees more clearly the disas--‘>y ^IIL lars that put the community fund • Statues • Rosariat • Madalt • Picturea thousands of cattle and game dead trous consequences that sin brings; Under this altar are said to'be cate that the regions with the small­ just does not look at birth control buried the bodies of Sts. Achilieus, over the top. Some wayward and in the way we do. He (or she) says or dying on the Western ranges, and by seeing pain even in the deluded persons may have the con­ est percentage of Catholic popula­ * Crucifixes * Prayer Books * Pendanta • Books • Plaques the pitiful pictures showing sheep brute creation he is constantly re­ Nereus, and Flavia Domitilla. Ac­ summate gall to say that is-as it tion have the largest proportion that no priest is going to tell us and antelope frozen dead while minded that suffering is the lot of cording to a legendary account, the should be. But decent persons of mixed marriages. It is in the what to do in our married life. He COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HCM still standing, all as a result of the fallen man and should be patiently first two were the servants of the know differently. On the other South and West, then, that the (or she) insists on practicing coa mensit mirabilis of shivering Janu­ borne for merit. Some pain there last-named, a great-niece of Em­ hand it is obviously a healthy sign problem is most acute, although traception.” ary, 1949, have set this writer to would have been in any order, for perors Domitian and Titus. She for people of means to donate sums two dioceses of the Southwest, There is also the constant fear wondering: Does the suffering of it is a necessary means of con­ was baptized by Pope St. Clement of extraordinary amounts. The Corpus Christ! and El Paso, and of the Catholic partner arising A. I*. W.\<;.\i:it animals have any meaning beyond trolling animals, rational or irra­ Because she refu s^ to marry a mere mention of what others have the Archdiocese of Santa Fe, have, from the fact that very few non- the financial loss to their owners? tional. Bloy is sound, bu| his mys­ pagan, she was banished to the done is a deterrent to personal next to the Pittsburgh Greek Rite Catholics look upon marriage as a t i i r i u ii c o o n s c o. I know that the pain of aiiimals tical language might mislead us. Island of Pontia (Ponza), as were selfishness. We get a cnallenge diocese, the lowest proportion in truly permanent union. Divorce cannot be compared with the pain Bloy attacks the problem thus: her servants, also Catholics. Fla from the gifts of others to forget the nation. for them means remarriage in a I A . n:t:ii liOli I III. of men. Because of a less deli­ Man did not merely subjugate the via converted her foster sisters, the diabolical avarice that haunts Elsewhere, the percentage of short time; to the Catholic partner cately organized nervous system animals. When Adam named the Theodora and Euphrosyna. All most of us. mixed marriages ranges from 100 it means a life of enforced in some, and above all because of beasts he signified by that intel­ three were burned to death in the There is, however, another field per cent in the six counties of celibacy. a lack of imagination, whereby we lectual act that they were created reign of Trajan, and the servants quite apart from the identified and North Carolina under the jurisdic­ Even at their best, mixed mar compare our present plight with a in the image of his reason, as he were beheaded. Accounts of their remembered contributors to educa­ tion of the Belmont abbey (all riages are seldom completely sat­ happier state or with what might was created in the likeness of God. martyrdom and subsequent burial tional, civic, and religious causes. seven marriages in this territory CONVERT to CONVENIENCE differ. ^ isfactory. There is in our parish be, it is much less. Yet pain there He bound the brute creation to his There is the little man, the Mr. were mixed), and 72.4 per cent in a white-haired, sweet old lady who with a surely is. spiritual balance and mingled it Priceless frescoes in the church Anonymous of every worth-while the Diocese of Charleston, to 6.4 is loved by all who know her. She No theologian, to my knowledge, with his fate. Therefore, when man were painted by Pomarancio, an enterprise in the community. This per cent in the three Southwestern is a devout Catholic, but her hus­ has given this matter much fell, all animate creation had to Italian artist of the 17th century. is not the common man. There is areas mentioned above and 5.9 per band, now dead, was a non-Cath­ Killom Gas Conversion Burner thought, but it was brilliantly dis­ fall. Animals were forced to suf­ The great mosaic behind the main nothing common about him. He is cent in the Pittsburgh Greek Rite olic. They had a large family, all cussed by the French Catholic fer under him, because of him, and, altar was made in the eighth cen­ the very backbone of every drive, diocese. In the Denver province, reared in the Catholic faith. What Thaia Catholic Buildiags have,been converted to clean, writer, Leon Bloy, in his novel. in consequence, for him tury. every venture to promote the 35.9 per cent of the marriages in does she have to say of mixed mar­ economical efficient haat with Killam Gas Conversion The Woman Who Was Poor^ The noted movie director. Greg­ community’s progress. He had the the Archdiocese of Denver were riages? “Happy as we were,” she Burners ory Ratoff, “discovered” the an­ same reputation in history, and is mixed marriages, 38.8 of those in First of all, let us begin with still making history for tomorrow. says, “there was always something St. PUIomana'i Chsrch Baetary Canidlelight cient church and decided it was the Diocese of Cheyenne, and 17 lacking, and if I were to give ad Cathedral Hiyh Bcheal what is theologically solid: The just the thing for an important His name may appear just once in 8L Patrick’s Chsrch Bactsry Cathedral Grads Schosl lot of animals would have been public print, in agate type under per cent of those in the Diocese of vice to a young Catholic today who scene in the film. Black Magic, Pueblo, with an average for the is thinking of marrying a non Csthalla Dsaghtan of Amarics Dominican Slitars Conrant happier if man had not fallen. And God which deals with the life of the the heading of obituary, and yet True, despite what Milton says in he is an ideal, he is the most im­ province of 31.5 per cent. Catholic I would say: ‘Don’t do i t ’ By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen legendary adventurer and charla­ And if I had it all to do over Paradise Lost, the lion did not tan, Cagliostro. The action is laid portant man in history, the great­ There is very little said from the dandle the kid in the terrestrial Jesus, Sun of righteousness. est hero of humanity. pulpits of our Catholic churches Main—as fine a man as my hus­ Brightest beam of love divine, in an old French castle. band was, and as happy as we K iU a m m b u r n e r co. paradise, but promptly ate him. The church is noted in Rome for Mr. Anonjnnous is very ancient. these days about mixed marriages, MANUPAaURIM ANt HIATINO ENGINEERS Also, unfallen men would probably With the early morning rays Did you ever look through a book perhaps because there are so many were—I would never marry a non- Do Thou on our darkness shine. a modern act of charity. Every Catholic.” 2M IROADWAY RAca 2171 have killed and eaten the beasts week, says the Times correspond' of the world’s famous quotations and the pastors are afraid of giv­ of the field. But it is certain that And dispel with purest light •for the unknown man? He is there ing offense to the parties in such All our night. ent, the Philippine Fathers wash Ton* la KMYB erary wtekday mornlns tor the Sacred Heart prosram T:1S the brute creation was then per­ the feet of 300 beggars and feed on nearly every page. He invented marriages. It is also true that it T :i0 and tha KlUam stery with Bins Crosby, 7 :4S to 8. fectly tractable to the human will. What is there in a simple little them hot spaghetti and bread. An the wheel, and invented the u.se of is not to married persons but to Fr. McCarthy Giving This means that if Adam had not candle that makes it so much a emissary of the film producer, Ed­ iron. As a member of the earliest those not yet married that the sinned, rats and mice would have part of the liturgy of the Church? ward Small, approached the super­ tribes he concerned himself with words of advice should be directed Retreat at Creighton stayed in their wild habitats and Why is it that no Mass is said, no ior and asked permission to spend clothes, devised money, and started —to high school students, members not taken up uninvited residence brilliant ceremony is carried out agriculture. But he soon tired of of youth clubs, etc. One of the most a few hours in the church to shoot The Very Rev. Raphael C. Mc­ 9 9 with man. Unscared of snakes, we without two or a galaxy of candles? a “very moral scene” for a very these material interests and became effective ways of combating mixed Carthy, S.J., president of Regia should have tread freely among The less romantic of soul will moral motion picture. The superior a poet. He fashioned the Vedas marriages is not by words but by college, left Denver Saturday to 'Why Pay More’ bushes and through swamps and point out with practicality that asked whether the company would and Orphic hymns; he improvised young people’s groups that bring conduct a four-day student re­ into caves. Mosquito nets and in­ the use of candles began in church the themes of folk poetry. In the Catholic youth together, making it (Trsdemark) give something to the poor, and Middle Ages he carved the num­ treat at Creighton university, Om­ secticides would have been mean­ rites with the necessity of using the agent nodded vigorously. easier for them to choose a Cath­ aha. Neb. ingless. We should have had no them to dispel the darkness, and berless statues of the Romanesque olic partner for life. “You see,” explained the superi­ Father McCarthy will return to colds or diseases, for microscopic the practice has continued even to and Gothic Cathedrals, and covered The Church officially frowms up­ Denver on Friday, Jan. 28, our day. or, “I have to feed my poor to­ chapel and refectory walls with un­ WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES animals would have had naught on mixed marriages—it tolerates COMPANY but useful functions. Because of Liturgical historians of more morrow. I needed 30,000 lire. I signed frescoes. Then, too, he com­ knew not where that sum would them but does not approve them, as their perfect manageableness, be­ imagination and more feeling for posed tales and legends; all those all couples are told before they 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION Colorado Oumed Stores cause of man’s perfect control of the Church’s use of symbolism will come from. I prayed very hard this great books that bear no author’s morning asking Our Lord to send enter into such a marriage. This is ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER his reason, and probably (although go into minute explanations re name are his. an attitude not of narrowmess or Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. not certainly) because of more garding the connection between me the money before the day was When the craze for publicity Week of Sunday, Jan. SOt over. Your offer is no surprise to came in modern times, Mr. Anon­ 30 South Broadway 15th and California favorable climatic conditions, great the use of candles in ecclesiastical name. Mr. Anonymous, who thinks Sacred Heart church, Denvar. or unusual pain in animals, as in ceremony and the virtues or events me. Certainly I am glad to lend ymous ceased for the nonce to ex­ 3933 W. Colfax 17th & Glenann ist. An immense throng of vain and accomplishes without labeling men, would have been, if not non­ they represent as signs. revelation of the Gentiles.” This is his works, without sending com­ existent, at least much less than people who had a name or W’ho The most beaq^ful description perhaps the reason why the Church sought to make a name began to muniques to the newspapers, is too now. I have read of the symbolism of blesses candles on Feb. 2. evanescent, too easily forgotten. CATHOLIC RADIO LOG Now Bloy’s question is this: paint, carve, and write. They had, candles is that which makes, the Christ is the Light, the “true it seems to me, less genius and as­ The numberless equestrian and pe­ Station KOA Why the present suffering of wax-covered wicks represent Christ light that enlightens every m destrian statues we have in our CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, beasts if it has no significance be­ suredly less modesty. They pro­ the Lord. The wax, they say, the who comes into the world.” And t claimed to the four winds that they public squares are for the most 4 p.m. M O R G A N , LEIBMAN & HICKEY ; yond the bounds of nature? Of product of the virgin bee, stands revelation He made, and still part seldom identified with reality. course, God has no obligations to had as much gusto as any wind ASK AND LEARN—Sunday, for the Ircmanity of Jesus. The makes, to the Gentiles is that salva that blew. But what makes us Our ineradicable laziness has led 10:45 p.m. INSURANCE^ SINCE 1897 reasonless creatures. Neither, for wick is the Divinity of Christ, suf­ tion comes through faith in Him us to forge! Mr. Anonymous, the that matter, has He true obliga­ pause is the thought that moat of Station KVOD fusing His humanitv. And the and concurrence with His law. the great men of the past are not age-long benefactor of the human ALL LINES OF INSURANCE tions toward men. But God cannot pure flame is the:hbright symbol of Jesus Christ is much maligned HOUR OF FAITH—Sunday, as yet identified, except in ideals. race. 9:30 a.m. make things vain; He cannot be the Divine Person of the Savior, in our day, probably as much In galleries of fame we can still absurd. It seems that He would But to tie this essay to some Station KMYR Gaa sad Xlaetria Bids. Pheaa TAhor IIU which unites the Divinity with the maligned now as at any time since find Mr. Anonymous idealized as moral, as we intended from the be making things vain if He or­ humanity. He deigned to sanctify the earth ea a nobleman, as a pale youth deep SACRED HEART PROGRAM dained pain without sufficient beginning: Has it ever occurred —Waakdays at 7:15 a.m. Next Wednesday the Church by His divine presence. We some­ in thought, or as a mere profije. to the world what the sisters and I dh : reason. Extraordinary pain in man walks up to Jerusalem with the times wonder which is the more But you can always see in his face Sunday at 12:45 p.m. we can understand; but why such the priests in convents and mon Station KFEL Virgin Mary and observes the cere­ repulsive to the Lord—the . out­ that aristocracy of soul and that asteries have contributed to the pain in creatures that have done mony of her Purification. She who right repudiation of Christ prac­ natural reserve which have made AVE MARIA HOUR—Sunday, progress of humanity by tlwir end­ 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. nothing to deserve chastisement was immaculately purified long be­ ticed by professed pagans, or the him unwilling to let his name be less labor of scholarship, by their and who could derive no spiritual fore her birth submitted to this denial of His Divinity put forth FAMILY THEATER — Wad- trumpeted by the vulgar mouth of prayers and sacrifices? And what nasday, 7:30 p.m. benefit from unusual pain? Je-wish rite only out of humility by some professed “Christians.” fame. about the fathers and mothers who This means, in effect, that ani­ and a spirit of obedience to the Jesus is the Light of the world, The fairest fancies, the simplest devote themselves to the rearing of ASK FR. LORD—9 to 9:15 a.m. mal suffering, though supernatur- law of her time. When the Infant and the candle stands for Christ. melodies, the most enduring families in obscurity and even daily Monday through Friday ally valueless in itself, since it was presented in the Temple, the Both shed their light to dispel the phrases, the fundamental inven­ poverty? Here we have exemplary over FM. ^ takes place without will or reason, aged Simeon rejoiced at seeing his darkness. If the flame of Jesus tions are the work of Mr. Anon­ anonymity. Panegyrists give no Station KTLN can be said to avail for man in Lord. Then he said: "Now Thou Divine Person be snuffed out, if the ymous. As is to be expected, we are nod to Mr. Anonymous today, but PAROCHIAL LEAGUE — Bas- MOVING s STORAGE a certain analogous sense: Man, dost dismiss Thy servant. Lord, in wick of His Divinity be ripped guilty of ingratitude re-enforced even the pagan Greeks of old had katball game* Sunday at 2 by observing the disorder in the peace.” Part of that canticle re away, there is no light in the world by laziness. We remember things better sense. At least they erected and 3 p.m. brute creation, and comparing it fers to Jesus as the “Light for the or in the hearts of men. more readily when they have a an altar to the “Unknown God.” STORAGE SPruc€267l LOWEST PRICES L littn to IN TNI CITY The ROAD to a FULTON 9 ) ^ l258So. Peari LEWIS, JR. BRIGHTER FUTUHE Dolly, Monday thra Friday The doy you stop wishing and start saving is the KFEL I:t0 P Jf. YOU PAY ONLY 5 © ^ A ROOM A MONTH day you start down the road to a Brighter Future. 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• -• ..... « ' "SjMjS ■ ...... :__ a:_. L.JJ ■ V kstabushkd since itos The American Fixture Co. o i Maaafactnrtra of Church Pews and Altars THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK D e n v e r Church Furniture Bank, Bar, and Store Fixtures MiUtsork of All Kinds SEVENTEENTH AND LAWRENCE STREETS MA. 0168 T. J. KireUiof, Visa Pros. 1232 Arapahoe SU Denver, Colo. PAGE TEN 0m c9, 938 Banweck Str-t THE DENVER CATIjjOLIC REGISTER Ttltphena, KEytton* 420S Thuridoy, January 2 7 , T949 Chairman Urges Support Fr. Monahan to Address Newlywed It Jess aad Evelya McMahaa m i b k m ' Of Uoretto Heights Fete Denver Nurses' Chapter. receni installation of the The general chairman of the was reported that a treasure chest, rROSERTAl (Arehdioeetan Council of Catholic Square-8 Club Meet* MOST MODERIV CLEAIVING SYSTEM benefit bazaar of Loretto Heights with a number of smaller itema lOUiDONj Nurses, Denver) The Square-8 club held its bi­ available today .... college, Mrs. M. P. McDonough, is that will appeal to many, will be The Denver chapter of the weekly gathering Jan. 26 at St making an appeal to all friends of included in this booth. ACCN will hold its monthly meet­ Phllomena’s 'school. The group Every Garment Beautifully Loretto Heights for their whole­ There will also be displayed in Recently a yonnf mother (Mn. ing Monday, Jan. 31, at 8 p.m. at will meet again Wednesday eve­ the fancywork booth a satin quilt St. Joseph’s hospital. Preceding hearted support. Denver can be^ R.A.P.) wrote to Problem Clinic ning, Frb. 9, at 8 p.m. justly proud of Loretto Heights made by the sisters at the college the installation of officere for the Instead or the monthlv meet­ Cleuaed aad Guaroateed Odorless retfneeting advice on how to form ensuing year there will be Bene­ college. Student registrations are and.a complete layette assembled ing of the Spiqtual Life club, Our Experience Is Your insurance of a Perfect Job steadily increasing and there is a by the women of S t Cecyia’s Sew a club that would help her rear diction in the hospital chapel. The members will go to Phipps audi­ definite need for a new activities ing club. Leather bookmarks with her family. Among the anggettion] Rev. William Monahan, gue.st torium to hear Father James Kel­ PROMPT DEUVEBT AND PICKUP building. The proceeds from the religious significance will also be that have been offered by other speaker for the nurses, will /talk ler, M.M., founder and director bazaar, sponsored by the Loretto presented. readers, 1 think the following are on Theresa Neumann, the mj^tic, of the Christophers. The jjublic Heights Women’s club, will be used All articles to be displayed in this valnable t lecture will be held Thursday, Feb. McMahan Cleaners for equipping the cafeteria in the booth should be delivered this week a a a 17, at 8:30 p.m. The admission 383 So. Peari new building. either to the college or to the home Dear hliee Guidon t charge will be 50 cents. SP. 4908. There are much enthusiasm and of Mrs. Howard Brewer, 1340 Gil­ We read your column replying Ballots to Be Counted interest in the new Plymouth auto­ pin street. to IUr$. R.A.P. and liked your «ug- Members of the election com­ mobile which is the main feature. One of the most interesting ge$tion», and we feel that, in carry­ mittee will meet Thursday at 8 Interest is also growing in the booths will be the country store, p.m. in the home .of the commit­ ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH ing them, out, we of the Archcon­ tee chairman, Mrs. M a y m e electric booth. At last Monday presided over by students from the fraternity of Christian Mothers may night’s special bazaar meeting, it college. The barrel of groceries be helpful. Hughes, 979 S. Columbine street, MERK'S will contain more than 200 items to count the ballots. Under IVew Management and will be refilled the last night The archconfraterniiy has for its The Mother of Perpetual Help of the bazaar. On display too will object the Christian home educa­ uild ag^in answered a call of The former Florence Wat- DRUG STORE be fresh produce, as well as home tion of children by truly Christian fesperation. Nurses were needed tenberg, daughter of Mr. C lA RATE PRICES Pioaeer Cleaaers Recipe Hunters baked goods and a number of mothers. It plans to unite by the at Denver General hospital to and Mrs. Henry Wattenberg of Pnsciiptiens Acceraltlr Flllrf Mr, and Mr». Ed Noonlnf Win#*, B«*r*. Etc. — PoonUin articles from foreign countries. observance of its rales all women nurse a patient seriously ill with Fort Lupton, is shown above (Membara of who are willing to assist each other convulsions. The prefect, Mrs. following her marriage to Leo H. 1300 So. Pearl SP. 7539 St, FrancU 8alet Pariah) A special arrangements commit­ to attain this purpose, Have Field Day tee has been form ^ which includes Addie Alsan, was not aware that Conter in St. Augustine’s church, Mrs, R,A,P, can obtain further an anesthetist was necessary, but Brighton, Jan. 15, before the Rev. 3 Day Service Mrs. George Bader, Mrs. Joe Pick Up A Delivery Maginn, and Mrs. C. H. Berlinger. Information by writing the central Mrs. Helen Maloney, an anesthe­ Roy Figlino. The cohple were The finance committee is composed office of the archconfraternity, tis t answered the mercy call. She attended by Miss Helen Huett, BUCHANAN'S Rugs & Furniture At CPTL Meet of G. W. Phelan, T. Raymond 220 S7th street, Pittsburgh 1, Pa, had to administer sodium penethol bridesmaid, and Warren J. Turilli, Expertly Cleaned Young, George Minot, and R — Rev, Bertin Roll, 0,F,M,Cap, by vein. Mrs. Mahoney donated best man. The couple are making Christian Bros. Wines Recipe collectors had a field Jaeger. Earl Bach is in charge of Director General four hours and two other guild their home at 4381 Tennyson AO Popalar Btcn 430 So. Broadway day at the Catholic Parent-Teach­ advertising. a a a nurses offered eight hours. street, Denver. W* DtJIver er league meeting on Jan. 20. A PE. 7152 mad scramble was on for pencils Bazaar datek are Feb. 3, 4, and Dear Roberta Guidon: PE. 1777 377 So. Bdw> and paper when a 4-H club dem­ 5. The event will be staged in t I believe that Mrs, R,A,P, would onstration team prepared and gave Knights of Columbus hall and the find interesting and helpful the Archbishop Vehr to Attend recipes for some very tempting doors will open every night at 7 pamphlet, “Parent-Child,” which Rev. William Monahan Alameda Drug Slore o’clock. JACKSON’S cheese dishes. contains excellent material for Pork Hill PTA Meeting V. O. PBrSKSON, Prep, Cut Hate Hrugg Pauline Tenka and Rose Marie study by the group she is thinking whom he had the pleasure of see­ Cat Rate Dinijts Levnik, of junior high school age, of forming. It may he obtained ing in Europe. Father Monahan is (Blessed Sacrament Parish, Mrs. J. C. Gannon as co-hostess, prescriptions ’ staged a practical example of dem­ through the Van Antwerp library, the assistant director of Catholic Fonntain Service • Sch->ol Sopplies EOiiNlAIN SERVICE Presentation Parish 1234 Washington boulevard, De­ Charities. Denver) on Thursdsy, Jan. 20. Bridge onstration workj .which is a phase The annual Fathers’ night of awards were won by Mmes. Frank Tour Business Appreciated CellCU 8P 1441 Oownlep OEUVKRT g *'-nf#s of achievement m 4-H work. troit, Mich, Members of the executive board committee of the Denver chapter the PTA will be held Monday eve­ Thomson and W. D. Bryson. Alamcila and Broadway Father Edward Leyden is en­ —Mrs, Joseph Althoff Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sills are Lists New Hours of Family Life Chairman met Jan. 24 at the K. of C. hall. ning, Jan. 31, at 8 o’clock in the thusiastically introducing the 4-H The credit union board of direc­ school hall. the parents of a girl, bom last program for the consideration of Detroit ACCW week in Mercy hospital. Dear Roberta Guidon; tors, and the advertising and .credit Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will It’s a Oirill Catholic parents. Miss Angela Weekday Masses committees met Jan. 21 in the be the guest of honor and the Rev. Mmes. M. D. Currigan, R. A. ROTOLO'S Eisenman, a Loretto Heights grad­ I think one solution for the home of Mrs. Dorthea Hall. The Francis J. Hynes, C.M., will be Steinhart, and John F. Healy, Jr., te be reieibered uate, will interpret the p r ^ a m (Preientatien Parish, Danver) problem Mrs, R,A,P, has proposed credit union will not sponsor a the guest speaker. were joint hostesses to the mem­ 796 So. Broadway for the parochial schools. R. D. lies in the Canisius clubs we have rummage sale. All members who Also included in the program bers of the Little Flower circle in Hitk Buck, county agent, and Miss Ap- The new schedule for weekday will be a play presented by Sister Mrs. Corrigan’s home Friday, Jan. Masses is in effect. Masses will formed In Washington and in Cali­ have saved clothing for the sale nes Hansen also spoke to explain fornia, They are book review clubs are asked to turn it over to the Victorine’s eighth grade pupils. 21. Mrs. W. S. Levings won the Staadard Gos & Oils details and benefits of this work. be at 6:46 and 8 o’clock. with a Christian purpose and with St. Vincent de Paul society. The Hostesses for the evening will bridge award. A survey was made of _ units On Candlemas day, Wednesday, certain provisions for lowering the annual meeting of the credit be the fourth, fifth, and sixth Mrs. Glen D^vis entertained the ^ r M RA. 1818i present to determine the library Feb. 2, candles will be blessed cost of good reading to the mem­ union will be held at Mercy hos­ grade mothers. members of St. Jude’s circle a ^ ; LX FR EE DELIVERY I assistance that the league is spon­ her home Friday, Jan. 21. An before the 6:45 o’clock Mass. bers, Sometimes they work with pital Monday, Feb. 28. The first Friday breakfast will YOU WILL BE PROUD soring as a part of this year s ac­ Throats will be blessed on the the parish library, or the club can election of officers was held. Mrs. THEY CAME FROM tivity. New books, financial assist­ be served by the third-CTade Mary Carbone is the new cap­ |Joyce Cleaners Feast of St. Blaise, Feb. 3, before donate its purchases to found such mothers and the mothers of the FORGET-ME-NOT ance, and rebinding jobs are rais­ the 6:45 Mass, after the 8 o’clock a library. tain, succeeding Mrs. W. J. MiU- John and Albert Nillson ing school liljraries to new levels. Former Regis fourth grade will serve in the ligan. Mrs. James J. O’Brien was Mass, at 3 p.m. before first Friday Our newsletter and other infor­ school lunchroom during the month FLOWER SHOP March of Dime* Drive Confessions, and at 7:30 p.m. Con­ mation may be had by sending a of February. re-elected as secretary-treasurer. FINER 285 SO. DOWNING Mrs. Fred Thompson is the fessions will be heard in the eve­ request to the Canisius club, 199 Instructors All PTA members are urged to Mrs. M. L. Burg was welcomed as league representative in the March ning from 7 to 9 o’clock. San Francisco boulevard, San An- attend the League card party on a new member. The bridge of Dimes drive. She is asking for Altar Society Name* Officer* selmo, Calif, Jan. 28 in St. Dominic’s school awards were made to Mmes. GLEANING volunteers. Mrs. Thompson can be George Cattermole and R. "Van TEMPTATION The Altar and Rosary society — Theresa Lawrence Aid on Book hall. Admission will be 50 cents Oversheild. contacted at PEarl 8561. held its first meeting of the new and reservations may be had by Mrs. Harold Harrison reported DEAR READERS: Two former members of the Mrs. H. J. Von Detten enter­ 1284 So. Pearl year in the home of Mrs. August calling Mrs. Jack McLaughlin at tained the members of St Anne’s on the league’s card party, to be Brunner with four new members Before closing, I would like to Regis faculty are listed among the FR.6142. ICE CREAMOnc' held on Friday, Jan. 28, at 1:30 repeat a hint contained in my first circle in her home Tuesday, SP. 3662 in H Gallons in attendance. The following of­ contributors to a study of the life Mrs. Paul Etchepare entertained Jan. 26. p m. in St. Dominic’s church audi­ ficers were elected for the coming answer to Mrs. R.A.P., something and work of the Rev. Gerard Man- the members of the PTA staff at torium. Tickets will be available I am sure all those who have writ­ ley Hopkins, S.J., famous English Dr. and Mrs. R, R. Steinhart ■ W W W Best Quality Fresh Eggs ! year: President, Mrs. Ed Sedl- her home Monday. She was as­ left by plane for St Petersburg, at the door on the day of ^ e p^ty, ten to Problem Clinic about the Jesuit poet of the late 19th cen­ sisted by Mrs. Howard Swanson raayer; vice president, Mrs. Cath­ matter would approve. Fla., on Wednesday of this week. Mrs. Mark Behan of St. Fran­ erine Cronkey; recording secre­ tury. and Mrs. Jack McLaughlin. SOUTH DENVER DRUG Broadway Creamery i cis de Sales’ ?TA, gave informa­ No matter what form of club is They will stop in New Orleans, tary, Mrs. Lawrence Keenan; The book. Immortal Diamond, Skating Party Feb. 1 La., en route. Wfli, N. 8ntdar. Prop. « 8o. Broadway gp, ||g| I tion on four scholarships, valued treasurer, Mrs. Richard Newcomb; adopted, Catholic women — and published by Sheed and Ward, is at $160 each, which are available men and youth—ought to include On Tuesday evening, Feb. 1 Transfarrvd to Guam Lei \]s Fill Your Prescriptions to students interested in teacher s financial secPetary, Mrs. Louis the work of 10 American Jesuits the Sreganeet club of the pa Kersteins; way 4nd means chair­ in it* fundamental orientation an who bring light to bear upon Barry T. Currigan, son of Dr. Wines, Beers, Elc. Tba Anna Uatad htr« dasanra j training work. The fund, spon­ explicit, deeply felt responsibility rochial and public high school boys and Mrs. Martin D. Currigan, who sored by the Colorado Congress of man, Mrs. T. H. Kissell; needle­ Father Hopkins as a man, a priest, and girls will meet at 7 ;30 p.m. at ba rtmambarod whan you aro dia* j work chairman, Mrs. Harvey Lord; toward persons who are not mem­ and a poet. A convert from the is affiliated with the Pan-Ameri­ RAS19I 695So.Pe>rl tributiny your patroBoyo to tho dlN I Parents and Teachers, will offer bers of the group. the Denver Country club for a can World Airways, was recently itro n t Uno« of buainati. this opportunity to students en­ co-chairman, Mrs. M. Christensen; Anglican Church, Father Hopkins skating party. There will be a ____ FREE DELIVEBY publicity chairman, Mrs. A. Gray; Members of a PTA group should brought about innovations in transferred from Honolulu to the dorsed by their school principals. charge of 50 cents per person to island-6f Guam. Confraternity of the Holy Rosary leam the true purpose and nature poetic style such as his famous be paid to the club secretary, John I Mrs. William Roach of St. chairman, Mrs. William Buchholtz. of education not only for their own D. G. Mulligan returned last Louis’ PTA, Englewood, was "sprung rhythm’’ and his compli­ Hanson, at the rink. Refreshments The Needlework club will meet edification and their children’s, but cated double and triple adjectives Monday from a trip to Memphis, BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH awarded the special prize. will be served at the rink before Tenn., and Chicago, 111. Thursday, Feb. 3, in the home of so that they can uphold the Cath­ that make his poetry of the super­ the party concludes at 10:30 p.m. Mrs.-T. H. Kissell, 101 S. Lowell. olic ideal before others. A book natural even more mystic. Mrs. Peter D. Walsh, who has NEW HOMES FOR SALE Will see vou at the review' group should feel a duty to Anyone desiring transportation been a patient in S t Joseph’s hos­ The Needlework club has pur­ Under the heading, “Hopkins' should call Dale Fults at EA.7695. 2 and 3 Bed Room* in Park Hill chased anotJier bond for the par­ counteract in some way the modern pital, ia improving. ornre DE. 42M ROSS VARIETY STORE MARDi GRAS flood of evil literaturCi A mothers’ Sprung Rhythm and the Life of Further information may be ob­ Miss Helen Lavin entertained Cemplsi* Real Bstal* «,rrlc, NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR ish building. English Poetry,’’ the Rev. Walter tained by calling Miss Mary SHIRLEY SAVOY HOTEL Joyce Ki**ell I* Bride gronp mast leam how to become the members of St. Cecilia’s circle Hardware • Toys holy (and therefore happy) and J. Ong, S.J., contributes one of Gooding, FR.3010; John Hanson, in her home on 'Tuesday, Dec. 14, JOHN F. BRUNO M A R C H 1 On Saturday, Jan, 16, Miss the most important sections of the DE.9067; or Dale Fults, EA.7595. 2214-16 Kearney then must demonstrate the value The January meeting was held in Realtor SPONSORED BY Joyce H. Kissdl and Robert E. of holiness to those who do not new volume. Father Oi^ was for­ Engagement Announced Onr L»dy of Lourdei P»rlth the home of Mrs. Marie Burroughs 6107 E. 22nd DE. 4488 Williams, Jr., were united in mar­ know what it means. merly instructor of English at Miss Marv Carr, captain of the riage. Witnesses were Charmaine Regis college and is-now engaged Dr. and Mrs. Martin D. Curri- ( Address correspondence to Ro­ gah have announced the engage­ circle, will entertain the members Kissell and Aaron J. Kissell. Mrs. in graduate work in English at in her home at 1262 Dexter on Williams is the daughter of Mr, berta L. Guidon, Box 1620, Denver Harvard university. ment of their daughter, Nancy 1, Colo,) Edith, to Charles L. Powell, the Tuesday evening, Feb. 8, NOW OPEN The Girls' Shoppe HOLY GHOST and Mrs. Frank E. Kissell of this The section entitled “The Norman F. McDevitt has been parish. Mr. Williams is the son of son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. • 28SI Colored, Bird. D8. (TS^ Thought Structure of the Wreck Powell of Denver. Nancy is on a vacation in Phoenix, Ariz., Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Williams, Sr., of the Deutschland,’’ analyzing one Red Goose Shoe* , Guaranteed Oils and of Houston, Tex. Vatican Feels Concern graduate of S t Mary’s academy and Palm Spring, Calif. Prior to Complete Line of , of 'Father Hopkins’ better known and of the University of Colorado returning home he will attend the Lubrications On Saturday, Jan. 22, Miss poems, is written by Robert R. BOULEVARD CHILDEN’S AND !' For German Concordat at Boulder, where she was a mem­ markets in Los Angeles and San INFANTS’ WEAR ! 8 5 cents Imogene Laraine Holzwarth and Boyle, S.J., who as a scholastic ber of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Francisco. Marvin P. Egger were united in was instructor in English and the Young’s Service Station Rome.—Concern is still being sorority. Charles attended Randell Mr.‘ and Mrs. George Anderson SHOE SERVICE marriage before a Nuptial Mass. expressed about possible discon­ classics at Regis high school from school in Denver. He is a gradu­ left recently for a trip to the at 20th A. California Witnesses were Betty J. Egger 1944 to 1947. He is now engag Dakotas. The firms listed here de- ! Near Holy Ghoit Chorch tinuance of the Vatican’s concor­ ate of the Colorado university and 2859 Colo. Blvd. and Duane H. Bril. Mrs. Egger, a dat with Germany, signed in 1983 in theological studies at St Mary's a member of the Chi Psi fra­ Mmes. William Sagstetter, John serve to be remembered j, recent convert, is the daughter of college, St. Marys, Kans. by the present Pope, then Cardinal ternity. The young couple have Sutton, and Thomas Lynch were Four patronage when you are distributing}' Mr. and Mrs. William Holzw^th. Pacelli, Papal Secretary of State. made no definite plans for their joint hostesses to the members of Mr. Egger is the son of Mr. and St. Joseph’s circle on Friday, Jan. appreciated your patronage in the d if-! ANNUNCIATION Mrs. Max J. Egger of this parish. The Holy Father is anxious for marriage. assurance that the concordat will Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. C’Con- 21, at Wolhurst Guests were Mrs. ferent lines of business. 1 AT LOWEST Mrs. Orin Leabo went to St. Acadeoiy Studeats Frank H. Smi||h and Mrs. Thomas Louis, Mo., where she was called be made a part of the proposed nor and their son, Jimmie, re­ D R U V J PRICES IN nENVRV new German Constitution, say turned recently from a combina­ Dee. Mrs. Dee, a former member because of the death of her of this parish, now lives in Sioux mother. ' Vatican officials. Its abrogation Hear Address by tion business and pleasure trip to would be a serious threat to St. Louis, Mo., and Chicago, IlL City, la. The bridge prizes were On Sunday Gerald Joseph Kren- Catholic inffuence in schools. Sixteen members of St. An­ won by Mmes. Karl Maypr and zer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry thony’s circle enjoyed the hospi­ Thomas Lynch. ALPINE CLEANERS 8TORB L. Krenzer, was baptized. His spon­ Though it was violated by the Ciaciaaati Priest A newly formed group, the Holy Nazis, since the end 8f World tality of Mrs. G. M. Keyset, with 1411 PRANKLIN ST. sors were Robert J. Krenzer and Cross Sewing circle, will hold the Lucille Conte. war II American, Bdtish, and (St. Mary's Academy, Denver) initial meeting on Friday, Jan. 28, French occupation authorities Monsignor Ferdinand Evans of in the home of Mrs. J. Leonard have respected the concordat as Cincinnati addressed the student Mt. Caroiel HNS Swigert. ST. JOHN^S PARISH the determining instrument in body on the world missions on Jan. Dr. Kranz HI Church-state relations. 26.. To Seek Meiabers Dr. C. Walter Kranz was taken Permanent Waving The fre.shman class is having a to St. Joseph’s hospital on Sunday, project for the missions this week. KNIGHT SERVICE CO. a Specialty Philippines Diocese Has (Our Lady of Mt, Carmel Parish, Jan. 23. It is offering a $5 prize to the Denver) The members of St. Norbert’s Huge Growth Since 1941 person who guesses the “mystery circle were entertained at the MOTOR TUNING My Lady Edith New York.—The Diocese of melody.” A movie will be spon­ The Mt. Carmel Holy Name so­ home of Mrs. A. Allord, with Mrs. Complete Auto Service Mindanao in the Philippines has sored Thursday, at which candy ciety’s drive for new members will Thomas Fahey as co-hostess. Beauty Shoppe shown a one-third increase in and popcorn will be sold. open in the near future. A special Guests for the afternoon were committee has been appointed by Washiag • Poli*binf & Lobrication Uiani* BmmIw. Mar. Catholic population since 1941, Friday the students will attend Mmes. George Goodwin, William 6tb Ave. at Detroit PR. 3396 2804 E. Stb Ave. EA. 0788 the annual Mission Mass, after the members of the society to de Joseph, and Earl Hamden. Two according to a report by the Rev. sign a new banner. Gnaranleed Andrew' Cervini, S.J., in Jesuit which classes will be dismissed for new members were welcomed, the day. The St. Theresa sodali^ will re­ Mmes, Marcella Edwards and The firms listed here de­ Missions magazine. A rise of 138,- ceive Hdly Communion in a bodv 770 has brought the diocese over The pins for the girls belonging Douglas Brown. The prizes were RADIO SERVICE serve to be remembered to the Rational Forensic league Sunday, Jan. 23, in the 9 o’clock won by Mmes. Charles Parslow the half-million mark. There is Mass. and Salet when you are distributing only one priest for every 7,900 have arrived and will be given out and Thomas O’Niell. Catholics in the area. Besides by at a meeting to be held this week. All teen-age girls of the parish St. Girard’s circle met on Mon­ TIP TOP RADIO your patronage in the. dif­ diocesan and Jesuit priests, the The two S t Mary’s student pub­ are invited to join the S t Theresa day, Jan. 17, in the home of Mrs. lications, Smart Talk and Morn­ sodality. The g ro g ’s basketball & APPLIANCE ferent lines of business. diocese is served by Oblatcs • of team meets every Friday evening John Morrison. Guests were Mmes. 2434 E. 3rd Ave. EA. 2222 Mary Immaculate and members of ing Star, a sodality paper, came William Jeffries and Norman Pat­ out this week. after novena ser^ces in the school ANNOUNCES the Canadian Foreign Mission so­ gym. rick, and the,prizes were won by ciety. Mmes. Helen Farrell and Irene The n ad e school mrls will play Connor. the Opening of a ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH St Catherine’s grade school girls Lutheran Convert, Nun, Downtown Rogis Signs in a basketball game Thursday The Girl Scouts Mothers’ club afternoon at 3:30 p.m. will meet Thursday, Feb. 8, in the Marks 100th Birthday Up 100 on 1st Night The MU Camiel Holy Narje home of Mrs. James Buckley at MODERN STREAMLINED PLANT basketball team, which was rec- 1200 Hudson for a 1 o’clock Indianapolis, Ind. — Her 100th luncheon. Those assisting the host­ to Serve This Neighborhood birthday was observed by Sister Registration for the second se­ o^ized as the parish league cham­ FINEST UPHOLSTERING pion and inter-religious cham­ ess will be Mmes. Owen Kenney, Hildenirde of the Sisters of St mester at Downtown Regis got off James F. Lawrensoti, and Edward Pick Up and Delivery TERMS ALL ESTIMATES ARE Francis. A convert from Luther­ to a good start Monday night. Jam pion of the city, is hitting the IF DESIRED 23, despite the below-sero temper­ oak with speed and skill fgain. On Mackell. The Rev, Barry Wogan FREE FOR DETAILS anism, she entered the Francis­ of Golden will the the gnkst can order in 1869. For 60 years ature. More than 100 students Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock in 2851 Colorado Boulevard CH 0551 the National niard armory Mt speaker.' Call DE. 0988 for Details she did domestic work in convent signed up for evening classes The newly formed St Fatima’s and mission homes. Although she starting Jan. 30. Carmel team wul play Welby, Both circle will hold its second meet­ now lives in the infirmary she “rhe Rev. William JB. Fahorty, teams have defeated Brighton. Mt Carmel is undefeated and'Welby ing on Monday aveiling, Feb. 7, makes a daily visit to the chapel S.J., director of Downtown Regis, in the home of Mias Ann O’Connor. CHRIST THE KING PARISH in the wheelchair. said that registration would con- has one loss recorded. ^ t n y Q 9 8 S .V night, Jan. The St. Philomena club will Father William Mulcahy bap­ 28. Provisions have been made to meet at the home of Mrs. Nellie tized Christopher ^ n n , son of Mr. Irish Government Tries care for the largest enrollment in Brindisi, 3440 Navajo street, on and Mca. Chariea W. Burrell, Jan. the four-year history of the school. Friday, Jan; *28, at 1 p.m. The 28. Sponsors ware Judge George Fiaeet O am To Interview Cardinal Lerg and Helen Lerg. RONNIE-BRYAN Upkofeteriaff Students at Downtown R e ^ Seventh and 'Tenth ^m m and- ____1 9 2 3 Dublin.—A cable requesting the will hold their mid-winter frolic ments will be the discuuion this iK Hungarian Red Cross to help Friday night on the college campua week. * Rida homa from OFFE^IS YOU secure permission for an ac­ to highli^t the semester holidays, Mrs. Susie De Jiacomo won the T UPHOLSJCRYn credited representative of the Eire THE MARDI GRAS ^ tt Dancing and games will take honor prize last week, and Mrs. ««vemment to visit Cardinal place in the college dining room, Brindisi will donate the prise this in • new FORD COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Hiadszenty, imprisoned Primate where a luncheon will be served at week. MARCH 1 3535 E Coliaz DExIir 0988 of Hungary, has been sent by the the close of the party. Sam Ken­ Father Salvatore Faggiolo, Irish Red Cross. No reply was re­ SPONSORED BT EA-4766 RX-Servlce ‘ 8TH & BIRCH nedy is chairman of the commit O.S.M., showed the members aiilm Oar Lady of Loardw Parish ceived. tee in charge. of his recent visit to Italy. Thursday, January 27,1949 Offiea, 938 Bannock Stroat THE DEHVEE CATHOLIC REGISTER Talaphant, KEyitona 4205 PAGE ELEVEN i Colorado Springs Mardi Gras Queen Parent-Teachers' Mrs. Cook Re-Hected Head O f Rifle Altar Societyli To Be Chosen at Valentine Dance U a pnngs nit in Welby Rifle.—Mrs. R. W. Cook was Mr. and Mrs. Roger Garretl i Colorado S unanimously re-elected president have moved from Rifle to the Colorado Springs. — Announce­ formal reception and Odaroloc din- dinner-dance raservationi be made of the Altar and Rosary society of Bureau of Mines camp at A n ^ ment was made last week by Fa­ ner-danoe in the Broadmoor hotel early in February because of lim­ St. Mary’s church at a meeting Points. ther Joseph Kane, O.M.I., and the and . a coronation ball. Several ited capacity. Purchases Books held Thursday night in the home Mrs. John Steele was one of thU 1949 Mardi Gras committees that larm Pike’s Peak r^o n orchastrar Starting Jan. 80,^ fourth Mass Welby.— (Assumption Parish) of Mrs. Mike Brennan, with Mrs. hostesses at the potluck supper the 1949 Mardi Gras queen and her and dance teams will take part in will be offered every Sunday in —The PTA met Jan. 19 with a Richard Snoddy as co-hostess. given Tuesday night in the jGivfl royal court will be selected by the program. More than 600 din­ Corpu| Christ! church, Colorado large attendance. The president, Points recreation hall in honor of ner-dance invitations will be is­ Springs.' The new schedule of Serving with Mrs, Cook for the seven judges at the OYC youth Mrs. Loretta Tolvo, presided. A next year will he Mrs. William teachers, in the Rifle schools. club Valentine dance which will sued throughout the region. AH Masiei will be as follows; 7:30, collection of books was purchased be held in the Spruce room of the dinner-danbe reservations will be 9:30, 11 o’clock, and 12:10. As in Wigington, vice president; Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Putnam by the honorary pre-sident. Mother Jack Hubbard, secretary; Elaine entertained at a dinner party I9 Blue Spruce restaurant on Feb. made through Mrs. William Van- the past. Benediction of the Mary Dominica. They were on dis­ denberg,' who will be chairman of Blessed Sacrament will be given Ortman, treasurer; and Mrs. their home Thursday evening. 12. play for the membera. The PTA Quirino Madonna, correspondent. This contest will be open to all the event. following the 11 o’clock Mass. paid $106 for these books. Guests at a bridge party in thU young women of junior and senior The committee asks that Archbishop Urban J. Vehr has Mrs. Cook accepted the position home of Dr. and Mrs. Tom L. Wif- given his approval of the qew ar­ Father John Laurita, O.S.M., of chairman of the sewing com­ liamson Sunday night included Mr. high schools, youth clubs, and the congratulated, this unit for the business world between the ages rangements. mittee. and Mrs. Jack Hubbard, Mr. and A fdurth Mass is made neces­ wonderful co-operation given. He Retiring officers are Mrs. H. P. Mrs. Victor Kalcevic, Elaine Ortl- of 15 and 19. The youth club asked all to help out the children sary by the increase in attendance Ortman, vice president; Mrs. F. J. man, and George Hansen. 1 dance will be semifdrmal and will Brighton Parish of the achool who are conducting a at the other three Masses. In re­ McLearn, secretary; Mrs. John be in charge of 2p.official chaper­ special contest. Proceeds will be Guests in the Norman MuhU ons and seven -Judges who will cent months many new residents Steele,' treasurer; and Elaine Ort­ home Friday night were Mr. and jh^ve moved into Coiput Chriati used for equipment for the school man, correspondent assist the junior committees at the playground. 'The fifth and sixth Mrs. Pete Bierschied. ^ * dance. Sodalists Plan rarish, especially in the adjacent Members of the cleaning com­ Mrs. Robert Quimby was gnesii Bonnyrille addition where 360 grade pupils gave a short enter­ mittee for the church for Febru­ J . D. Crooeh C. D, 0*Bticn Following the announcement of tainment with poems and songs, of honor at a surprise showet homes are being erected by John ary will be Mrs. Ray Rcigan and given in her home on Thursday MAY REALTY the queen and her court the win­ Boneforte. under the direction of Sister Mary Mrs. Chester Burgess. ners will begin preparation for the Antonetta. The room mothers were afternoon. '. One-Day (Retreat Mr*. Owen McHugh Head. Guild At the conclusion of the busi­ Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miihlf formal coronation ceremonies and Mrs. Owen McHugh has been hostesses. All members were re­ ness meeting, the remainder of the PEBHNS-SHEAIIEB COMPANY ball which will take place shortly Brighton.—The Young Ladies’ minded to attend the annual card and son, Mickey, were guests at a elected president of the Corpus evening was spent in a pink and bridge party in the Ortman hhme before the Lenten season. The new sodality, under the title of the party at St. Dominic’s. Names for blue shower for Mrs. Robert Real Estata, Loans, Christ! guild, replacing Mrs. Chea­ Wednesday evening. 102 No. Tejon queen and the members of her Immaculate Conception will hold ter Alderton who resigned because reservations were taken after the Quimby. The honor guest received Insurance court each will select four at­ meeting. Mrs. James Cayton and Mra; a day of recollection on Sunday, of ill health. Mrs. D. A. Minsky a number of lovely gifts. tendants with escorts. Invitations was elected vice president and Mrs. It was decided that a valentine Refreshments were served at Mike Brennan are members of tha Reliane* Underv>rU«r$ Agtney will be sent out to the Camp Car- Jan. 30. The members of the Our committee for the house-to-housS In Colorado Springs, Lady of Grace sodality will be Ronald Zaring, secretary. All party will be given. Plans for the the close of the evening. The next son officers corps, the NCO club, women in the pariah are invited coming prom were discussed. The meeting, in which plans for the canvass for the March of Dhnet OLD LINE STOCK. FIRE, and various fraternal and civic g^uests at this retreat. The Rev. campaign. with quality apparel, Gerald J. Guida, S.J., of Regis col­ tp become active members of the auditor, Mrs. Mamie Dominica, annual S t Patrick’s dance will be MARINE AND AUTOMOBILE organisations to form court as- guild. was reported ill in St. Joseph’s made, will be held on Thursday, since 1876. •semblies jof women and men to lege will be the retreat master. No. T. I.-25 ■f INSURANCE The first conference will begin The Knighta of Columbus an­ hospital. Feb. 10, at 8 p.m. in the home of NO'nCB OF PURCHASE OF take part in the coronation cere­ nounce that all .the members are A card party was given Jan. Mrs. William Wegington, with Mrs. REAL ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND O f mony at the City auditorium. at 9:30 a.m. The services wiH APPUCA'nON FOR ISSUANCE OF close at 4 in the afternoon. urged to attend the 8 o’clock Mass 23. A beautiful hand-crocheted Pete Bierichied as co-hostess. TREASURER'S DEED i' The program will consist of a next Sunday, Jan. 30, at St pillow case, donated by Mrs. Car- Mrs. Quirno Madonna was one Office of tM T rcuurer, City and Caontiy Reception ceremoniu for the of Denver t) newly organized Sodality of Our Mary’s church and receive Holy mella Domenico, was awarded to of the hostesses at the monthly The firms listed here de­ WORLD WIDE Angelo Domenico, The large cake card party given for wives of Municipal Building, Denver, Colorwia Sterling Parish Unit Lady of Grace will take place on Communion together. In the year TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, a a l serve to be remembered TRAVEL SYSTEM Wednesday, Feb. 2, at 7:80 there will be four months with donated by Mrs. Margaret Rossi Bureau oi Mines employes and more eepMially to Agnee Kempt, Edward five Sundays. It it the plan of the was awarded to Mrs. Catherine their guests in the reersstion hall Hempt. Katherine Lundberg, Coemopolltaa AUTHORIZED AG1NT8 rOR THE o’clock. Those being received are Caiuahy Company, The South Denver Fie when you are distributing AIRLINES AND STEAMSHIP LINES Plans Year's Program council to adopt these Sundays as Croce. Proceeds from this will be at Anvil Points Wednesday after­ Norma Jean Brown, prefect; Jan­ need for the prom. Cakes and spe­ nance Company. City and County ot your patronage in the dif­ B. J. O'LEARY. Mans(«r Sterling.—Plans for the year’s ice O’Brien, Shirley Gaylor, Marie their Holy Communion days. Jan. noon, Guests included Mrs. 'Vieton Denver, School DietHct No. 1, in the Citzi Sp«dal Attention to Qfrcy 30 will he the first fifth Sunday cial prizes were donated by mem­ Kslcevic, Mrs. H. P. Ortman, and County of Denver, and State of Colo­ program were discussed at a meet­ McKay, Mary Jane Suppes, and bers of the PTA. The PTA will re­ rado c/o S. Arthur Henry. . ferent lines of business. Rollrlov* ing of the St. Rita circle of the Jo Jean Smith. of 1949. Elaine Ortmam Mrs. Ray Reigan, The next meeting of council 682 sume its monthly card parties in Mrs. Chester Burgess, Mrs. Mau­ You and each of you are hereby notiSaa Altar and Ro.sary society..^f St. Cana Parlay Slatad the afternoon instead of evenings. rice Putnam, Mrs. George Knip- that on the Sth day of December, I9M, Anthony’s church held in the The first Cana conference to be will be held in the clubrooms the Manager of Revenue. Ex-OITIcIo Trea* r* Wednesday evening, Feb. 2, at 8 With a closing prayer by Father rath, Mrs. Dow Thurston, and surer of the City and (^unty of D«nvai' home of Mrs. J. J. Hybiak. A re­ held in the limits of S t Augus­ John, the meeting adjourned. Irs. Robert Quimby. and State of Colorado, aold at publle taw fKANK “// Your /Veed« ,4re Electrical port of the monthly cabinet meet­ tine's pariah will be conducteo on o’clock. In the business session, the to TIm Moffat Tunnel Improv.mint Dia. MORRISSEY women will be entertained in the Louis Russo, who was confined Mrs. Jack Hubbard and children trict, aaaignor of School District No. I Call Main 939” ing was given by Mrs. William Sunday, Feb. 13. All the married in St. Anthony’s hospital for some returned to Rifle Thursday after­ Haverland and Mrs. John Kronti. couples are invited to attend. recreation room. This meeting will in the City and County of Denver, and • Special WIRING—FIXTURES AND REPAIRS be followed by another old-time time, has returned home. noon from Glenwood Springs, State of Colorado o/o 8. Arthur Henry Ref re Aliments were served to 1.3 Others in neighboring parishes where they had been yiilting with the applicant, who haa made demand foi* SPRING SERVICE members by Mrs. A. H. Jacobs and have been invited to take advan- square dance. The entertainment Christian doctrine instructions a T re u u re r't Deed, the following deacyibed Berwick Electric Co. relatives. reel estate, situate in tha City and Ceunty Mrs. John Krontx. ta « of thi.s opportunity. committee is expecting a crowd are held every Sunday after the Cars — Trucks J 0. BERWICK even larger than the one last 10 o’clock Mass for children who of Denver and State of Colorado, to-witf CotoradA Spiiofs. Colorado Members of the Ave Mariafcir- The conference will begin at I.ota Twenty-One (21) and T w ^ty-Tw * 7 W. Ciichorrav cle were guests of Mrs. Max Pol- 10:30 o’clock and will close in the month. attend public schools and are of (22). in Block Nine (9). Richthofen'a Add!. land, Mrs. M. J. Kramer, and Mrs. afternoon at 3:30 o’clock. Each Plans have been completed for the age of seven. All parents are tion to Montclair. That said tax aala the annual day of recollection, ac­ urged to send their children. Those waa madt to aatlafy the delinquent Moffal Don Hall at the Polland home. couple will bring a box lunch and Greeley Parish Tunnel aaaessment against said r*al eatath who are To be confirmed also are ’Those present were Mrs. R. D. coffee will be served by the cording to the announcement made for the year 19S1; that said raal wtath The Murray Drug Co. WILLIAM C. GRARON Brown, Mrs. James Chenoweth, women of the Altar and Rosary by Phillip P. Sheltry, chairman of obliged to attend. waa taxH In the name of Agnea an4 Mr. and Mrs. John Rosa ob­ Edward Hempt: that the atatutory period Mrs. Paul Drauden, Mrs. Mark society. Further information may the committee. The date will be "Superior Service Stores" Optometrist Sunday, Feb. 13; the place will be served the silver jubilee of their Is Given Check of redemption expired December 8to. 19387 be had by calling at the rectory. that the same haa not been redeemed; tho9 . j Foxhoven, Mrs. R. F. Kamm, Mrs St. Francis’ chapel and the re­ wedding Jan. 20 at a High Mass Main Slot;* Phone Main 144 138 North T tjoD St. R. G. McGill, and Mrs. Art Wag­ The January meeting of the aaid property may be redeemed at any * in Assumption church. The couple time before a Tax Deed la iu u e d ; that a ner. Crusaders of Christ the King of­ treat master will be the Rev. El­ Mata Stor. — 18 North T.Jon El PHONE MAIN 8M3 mer Trane, S.J., of Regis college, received a special blessing from .X Deed will be Iuued to the aaid School North Star. — 813 North Tojos St. COLORADO 8PKING8. COIXL St. Margaret’s circle met* In the ficers will be held in the peirish By Bing Crosby Diftrict No. 1 in the City and County ot home of Mrs. Angela Geron. hall on Fridav evening, Jan. 28, Denver. More detailed arrange­ Fa^er John Giambastiani, O.S.M., Denver and State of Colorado c/o S, Ar-I Following the business session at 7 :30 o’clock. ments will be announced later before the Mass. They rweived Greeley.—A surprise straight thor Htnry, lawful holdar of aaid edrtifl- Anthony Erger has returned Frank Walters, chairman, an­ Communion with their children. from HoUywood greeted the parish­ cate, on the llth day of May at 8 o'clock bridge was played, with Mrs. Pete A family reunion was held in the m. 1949, unleu the tame hat beea rw Get Baur*$ (of Denver) PETE BEROIVl Monheiser and Mrs. Jake Leach home after several weeks in a nounced that the membership com­ ioners of the Our Lady of Peace daeraed before 6 o'clock p. m. of aetd datq- Candy and Ice Cream at FURIVITURE SHOP man as holders of high and low Denver hospital. mittee has plans for the exemplifi­ evening in the Potenza hall. church recently. Bing Crosby, WITNESS my hand and seal thii lOt^ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harris are cation of the major degrees of the Friday evening, perpetual no­ noted Hollywood star and Dacca day of January, 1949. UPHOI.STERING. scores. order on Sunday, Feb. 27. Colo­ vena services in honor of Our Lady (Baal)! Jolmson-English RE-UPH01.STERING AND Refreshments were served by the parents of a boy, who_was bom in recording artist, donated a check Mantcer of Revenue, Ex-Offid* REPAIRING hostess to 12 members. Joseph’s hospital, Denver. rado Springs council has already of Sorrows are conducted at 7 to help pay the expenses of the Tretsucer, City and Couatr ot Slip Cover* and Draparica made the honor roll with new appli­ o’clock. newly built church. Denver in the State of Colondo, Drug Go. Madt to Oroar cations, but it has plans for at On Feb. 2, Candlemas day. Roy W. C u i New officers were selacted at the First Publication January II, 1949 LEfVTHERlC ToUctries Fumitnre Hade to Order least two more classes before the Mass will be at 8:15, with the annual meeting of the credit union" Laat Fublleatlon January 17, 1941 Tejwii tt BIJoo 8 t Phono 1410 TH S. Cawad. Are. Male 13.* PTA Members Record Views end of the year on June 30. blessing of candles before Mass. last Sunday. The board of direct­ Requiem Mass for Melt Gordon Distribution of candles will be ors is now composed of Ray, Aragon NOTICE TO CREDITORS was sung in St. Mary’s church at held after Mass. On Feb. 3, the and Anasticio Tellez; the superior ESTATE OF Mae Miller Browa. alw The Heyse Sheets On Children's Allowances 10 o’clock Jan. 19. Mr. Gordon Feast of S t Blaise, blessing of the known tt Mae M. Brawn and Mn. C*4 the lunchroom, one being the cov commission of Louis Nuanez, F. Brown, deceejed. No. 88888. Metal and Roofing Fort Collins. — (St. Joseph’s died Jan. 16 in the home of his throats will be held after the Mass. Manuel Carbajal, and Freddie Notice It hereby given that o« th* 7t|l INCORPORATED Parish)—St, Joseph’s PTA met in ering of the lunch tables with daughter, Mrs. James Starsmore, day of January, 1949, lettera of adwini* HEATING ROOFING Aragon. John Mandragon Is the the school on Friday, Jan. 14. pressed wood. 1830 S. Nevada avenue. Born Feb. new credit commissioner. A meet­ ration were iuusd to the undeiilguad at ENTERPRISE TENT SHEET METAL After a short business meeting, administrator of the abovs named Mtat* 839 SO. NEVADA The children of St. Joseph’s 24, 1860, in Vienna, Austria, he Nuns in Fleming ing of the board of directors will end all persona having claima acalnat A!VD AWIVING CO. Phone; Main SS2 Mrs. Skitt introduced the new pas­ came to this country in 1886/ Be­ be held within 10 days of their said eataU are ivquirtd to file them iof PH . .1264 Eat. 1868 tor, the Rev. Richard Duffy. Miss school were very happy when sides Mrs. Starsmore, h« iq sur­ election. sllowanoe In the County Conrt oi tha City Mary Collopy, assistant editor of Father Duffy declared 'Tuesday, and County of Denver, Colorado, withta sjM vived by his wife, Mrs. Barbara Get New Chapel The monthly Communion day of moathi from aald date or uld elalml win the Colorado A. and M. extension Jan. 18, a holiday. * J. Gordon; four sons, Mstt M. the sodality girls was held on the be forever barred. service, brought a recording ma­ Sister Francii Eileen, school su­ Gordon, Pueblo; Frank, Louis, and Fleming.— (S t Peter’s Parish) Sunday before last Breakfast was B. C. HILLU RD . JR ., . chine and led a discussioh on “Al­ pervisor for this section, visited Bernard Gordon, all of Limon; —A new chapel is being made in served by Ruby Lopes and Bernice Administrator. [: lowance for Children.” St. Joseph’s last week. She was Catholic Register jl HEIDELBERG'S three daughters, Mrs. John Hoi* the sisters’ convent. The painting Alcaraz. A short meeting followed Mallyi 1./8/49 The members answered ques­ accompanied here by Sister George lowell, Hugo; Mrs. L. T. Shive, RL and redecorating are being done by in which the social life committee, CLOTHING tions asked by Miss Collopy and Mary, music supervisor, who re­ the sisters themselves. New altar NO'nCB TO CREDITORS 2; and Mrs. Annie Arthurs, Pueblo. headed by Helen Olivas, proposed a ESTATE OF John Mlckolowtkl. also letow* Men’s Furnishings expressed their ideas on the sub­ turned to Denver on Thursday. Burial was in Evergreen^ cemetery. drapes and baldachino are being Valentine’s day dance. It will as John MIchaelowski, deceased. No, 10 NORTH TEJON ST. ject. Speaking in a microphone St. Joseph’s Altar and Rosary Mrs, Patrick Broderick was donated by the mother-house in probably be held Feb. 12 in the 88810. was a new experience for the society met in the school hall Jan. hostess to the Christ Child society, Milwaukee. Notice la hareby givtn that on the llth Greeley armoiy. Reigning over the day of January. 1949. lettera ol admlniatrWi women and they enjoyed hearing 12, with the new president, Mrs. Jan. 18. The February meeting The Little Flower circle enter­ celebration will he a sweetheart tion war* luuod to the undersigned a. a ^ their voices when the wire atrip Frank Spitz, presiding. Other of­ will be held in the home of Mrs. tained at a card party Sunday queen and king. Candidates for mlnittrator of the above named estate an* COMPLOIBNTS OP was played back. Some veryjcon- ficers for the year are the same Thomas Gainey. evening in the rectory basement. the queen are Virginia Perez, Ber­ all persona having claims against said Mrs. Margaret Marrs and Miss Prizes were awarded and refresh­ estate ere required to file them for ellow. structive ideas on allowances for as last year. Mrs. W. Riddell, vice nice Alacarai, and Sally Olivas. ance in the County Court of the City ang OLSON & BENBOW children were given. president; M^. R. Kiely, secre­ Janice McAleer left Jan. 19 for ments were served. Candidates for king are Kenneth County of Denver, Colorado, within sla PLBG. A HTG. CO. fIGtS-L The PTA is planning an enter­ tary: 4nd Mrs. T. Weiss, treasurer. California, where they will spend Hostesses for the evening were Aragon, Glen Andrade, and Paul months from said date or said claima eri# tainment before Lent. Mrs. Spitz appointed Mrs. Ray­ the winter months. They will stop Mmes. Aloys Lousberg, Joe Lous- Bejerano. be forever barred. 116 North Weber St. Qyiolors Snc. B. C. HILLIARD. JR., Semester final exams are being mond Skitt as chairman of the for several weeks in Los Angeles, berg, Herman Schlenz, Leonard Maggie Manzanarez and Lauden- Administrator. , and will be in Palm Springs for Koehler, Jack Kohnen, Herman Tei. Main 3066 _S-UES RERVIC£_ held this Thursday and Friday for entertainment committee. cio Jaramillo were married in Our Catholic Register Brekel, Barney Wernsman, Law­ Mailed 1/18/49 the junior high school pupils. Sev­ A meeting of all the group lead­ six weeks. Lady of Peace church with Father eral students are exempt from Mrs. Mary McIntyre has re­ rence McGuinnis, Ed Feik, Cletus Dominic Morera, S.F., officiating. ers and committee chairman will Wernsman, Paul Etl. Harold NOnCE TO CREDITORS these because of high ^ades. be held this Thursday with the turned from a visit in California No. T. 1.44 ESTATE OP VIRGINIA FRANC I f After examination on Friday a for the past month Korth, and Harold Lock. NOTICK o r PUKCHA8K OF REAL TATTTM, also known as Virginia Franei* resident, Mrs. Spitz, and Father Our Lady of Fatima sodality Suggi. DECEASED. No. 8S4S4. social hour will be held in the Ethel Cunningham was hostess ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF APPU- gluffy. Plans for the year’s work held a meeting Jan. 19. The dis­ CATION FOR I88UANCB OF A Notice is hereby given that on the 2181 AURORA school hall. will be outlined. at a luncheon Saturday honoring cussion topic was marriage as con­ TREAS^BR’S DEED day ol Dectmber, 1948, lettera of admini* During Christmas vacation sev­ her cousin, June Waldron. The Offic. of th* TrM nr.r, tration were issued to th* undersign^ afl A welcoming delegation of 20 sidered in the Pope’s encyclical on administrator of the above named eatat* eral improvements were made in guest of honor will spend two City sad Co.nty of Doar.r, men of the parish called on Father Christian marriage. The sodality Mnnlclpol BsIMInr. D«iea- started to repaper the walls. Ail Addition to Montclair, that .aid tax aale Notice la also hereby given that there next 13 weeks over KFKA Monday Pvt. Mark Holzfaster, son of waa madt to.aatisfy the delinquent Moffat has bean filed in aaid utate a petition aiV efit tea which will be held in the of this work is most certainly and Tunnel aaaessment acalntt aald real eetate int for a Judicial aseerUinment and du evenings at 7:16. This feature is Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holzfaster, is home of Mrs. Rennald P. W, sincerely appreciated. for the year 1981; that sold real estata waa termination of the heirs of such deceased, sponsored by the medical societies, home on a 10-day furlough before Fung at 3 p.m. Offiesrs of the taxed In the name of Inea H. Jacoba, and Mtting forth that the namu, addresau GREELEY Pauline A. Van Deventar, Charleo H. and relationship of all persons, who aro or both state and county, and all edU' reporting at Camp Stoneman, guild and board members who will Scarborough; that the atatutory period of cational and civic groups. Calif., for overseas assignment. claim to be heirs of said deceased, so far assist Mrs. Fung are Mrs. J. Cer- $1,000 Is Donated redemption expirad December Sth. 19S6; ta known to the petitioner, are as iqllow., Groups five and six of the Altar Mark has just been graduated esa, president; Mrs. J. W. Brad­ that the same baa not been tadeemed: that to-witi Alice Mechling Skalft, 1148 Vina and Rosary society will hold a spe­ from the medical field service ley, vice president; Mrs. H. F. aald property may be redetmed at any Street. Denver, Colorado, daughter; E*- cial meeting Wednesday evening in time before a Tax Dead la iu ued; that a gene Mechling, 22 Rutgers Place, Scan- SOUTH GREELEY FUEL AND FEED school, Fort Sam Houston, Tex., Houf, treasurer; and Mrs. *A. E. By Weldona GuHd T u Deed will be iiautd to the u ld School dale. Naw York, ion: David L, Meehllaf, Newman hall at 8 p.m. where he took medical training in Allen, secretary. Other board mem­ District No. 1 In the City and County of 1148 VIn* Street,'D enver, Coloradt^ huge Coal, Salt, Kindling, and Grain, Baled Hay and Straw A bus has been chartered to take the Brooke army medical center. bers are Mrs. J. N. McCullough, Weldona.—The Ladies’ guild of Denver aad SUM ef Colorado e-o 8. Ar­ bend. \ the members of the Teachers’ col­ St. Francis’ church, Weldona, met thur Henry, lawful holder of aaid cer­ Accordingly, notice is also hereby H. C. STRONG. Pvra. He expects to be i^erseas from Mrs. Ctrl Bickett, Mrs, Catherine tificate, on the 13th day of May at E that upon the date aforesaid, or the da/ 4*'' lege Newman club to Trinidad to 18 to 20 months. Alderton, Mre. H. Maly, Mrs. Har­ at the home of Mrs. Chester Chiara o'clock p.m. 1941 unliM the saau haa been which the bearing may ha continued, tqa 800 13th St. Ph. 662 attend the Rockv Mountain prov­ riett Blieu, Mrs. Vernon Honey, Thursday, Jan. 18, In the past two redeem^ btfere t o'clock p. m. of aald Ooort will proceed to receive and ht*r ince meeting of Newman clubs. A years the guild has spent more date. ' proofs ooneerning the heirs of such du Mrs. Muriel B m on, Mrs. Grace WITNESS my hand and Mai this lOth oeaaed. and. upon th* proofs subm itted large group is expected to go, 25 Fort Collins Doanory Dulmege, Mrs. Thelma Loetacher, than $1,000 on general, repairs on day ef January, 1949. will enter a decree in said utate tfetyrml^ having already made rservations. Mrs. Leah 'Toncray, Mrs. Sadie the church. (Seal) ing who are the heirs of aueh diceeeM The bus will leave Saturday morn­ Thieler, and Mn. Jennie Gross. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Covelli are Msnsger oi Revenue, Ex- person, at which hearing all persons elals^ Will Moot in Boulder Offleto Treuurcr, City inf to be heirs at law of luch deeeaeg# ing so the delegates will be there The Colorado S p rii^ Deanery the parents of a boy, Robert John, and Ccoaly oi Denver in may appear and praacot their nmefs. FORT COLLINS in ample time to attend the Satur­ Council of Catholic Women will born Dec. 24. th* State of Colorado. R. C, H ^nsid, Fort ColIiB*.—The Fort Col­ Administtwtor^ day afternoon session. The first lins Doenory Council of Ceth- hold its quarterly meeting Thurs­ The Andy Archuletta family, BOY W, CASS. meeting of the club was well at­ who lost their lives in Wyoming FIrat Publleatioa Januaiy II, 1949. This notice Is issued pursuant to Sec. 13V, olie Woman will moot in Bout- day at 8 p.m. in St. Mary’s school Last PablieatioB Jaauary 31, 1949. at amended, and Sac. 18, Ch. 178, '88 O.S.iu tended, with 80 members present dor Tuesday, Fob. 1, in tho assembly hall. Mrs. Mary A. Mc­ in the recent blizsard, were for­ ■♦r The Newmanites will meet Sun­ merly residents of Weldona. Mrs. The firms listed here de­ Sacred Heart school hall. Tho Intyre, president will preside. The VISITORS ARE ALWAYS day evening in Newman hall, fol­ maatinf will ha called to order deanery council will hear three Archuletta waa the former Mar­ serve to be remembered WELCOME AT lowing Benediction. guest speakers, the Rev. Rudolph garet Baledez of Orchard. The K. of C. are sponsoring a at 10t30 a.m. T^a Rev. Paul ENGLEWOOD when you are distributing Fife, O.S.B., will five the yal- Marzion, chaplain from Camp Car­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arnold have basket supper and free games ton, Dean Clyde A. Holbrook of been snowbound since the blizzard. SHINN'S PHARMAa party to be held in Newman hall cominf address. your patronage in the dif­ After reports and tho husi- Colorado college, and Thomas Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Lorensini NORTHEEN aOTSL'COR. next Sunday evening. Everyone is anni^unced the engagement of ferent lines of business. noss moating, the Rev. Richard Addiego, USO director. W# hava tha Largost Saltction of homes for salt in PH. 92 Ft. Cellina. invited to attend and share in an their daughter, Ethel, to Eddie Englewood evening of entertainment and fun. Duffy, new pastor of St. Jo­ Marlene Frances Cimins, daugh­ seph’s parish, Fort Collins, will ter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cim­ Arndt of Port Morgan. also he introduced. The luncheon ins, 2611 N. Tejon street, died Any typo of insurance, property management ond In Ft. ColUna on Hiwap* 87 and 2S7 OUR LADY OF LOURDES spoakar will ha the Rt. Rev. at a local hospital Saturday. She Notary Public SECOND ANNUAL Leonard Schwinn, O.S.B., Abhot was bom Jan. 24, 1934. In addi­ MASQUERADE DREDLING MOTORS of Holy Cross abbey, Canon tion to h€r parents she is survived Bdck aad C.M.C. Spacialiita — Salas and Expert Servica City, and tho eftomoon spoakar by three siiteri, Melba, Barbara, MARDI GRAS WILSON AND WILSON REALTY Let Vt Porcelainiae Your Car MARDI GRAS will ha the Rov. Claude Roberts, and Sharon. Requiem High Mass O.S.B. Tho mooting will close was celebrated Jan. 25 at Corpus MARCH I 2M8 SOUTH RROADWAY Telephone 626 8PON80BED BT MARCH 1 with Bonodietien fn tho Sacred Christi church. Burial waa in Oar Ladr *f LMr4« Psridl Phone: Englewood 566 Englewood 2563 I’ Heart church. Evergreen cepaetary. (Mamheia ef BL Looie Failah) 1

PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 B( ;k Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttene 420S Thursday, January 27,1949

■1 SferilizcAioii Proposol I ITERARY Governor Greets OPs BARNARD^S o m e m a k e r ’ s ■ Being Revived in Idaho H ■ •AGEANT Tejon St. ■ |Y rAUL H. HAILETT Boise, Ida.—Catholica were ex­ D e p a r t m e n t ■ pected to raise strong objections North Denver’s God’s Underground, by “Father to a proposal scheduled for intro­ FatronUe TA«m Reliable end FrUndiy Firms ■ duction in the Legislature to re­ ■ George,” as told to Oretta Palmer activate Idaho’s 24-year-old sterili. Most Modem Self-Serve (N. Y., Appleton-Century-Crofta, zation law. The bill, introduced S3). unsuccessfully two years ago, THE would revive the state board of RECORD SHOP ; S T IL E S The celebrated Dr. Johnson held eugenics, which is charged with McVeigh Compony that the only means of proving a the enforcement of the law.- Open Evenings PAINTING AND ' religion true was by the willing­ Under the sterilization law, the ELECTRIC SERVICE DECORATING ness of its members to suffer for it. examiners would report quarterly I DELIVERY ON 3 OR MORE RECOR Wiring - Lighting CONTRACTORS T^at exaggeration has enough all persons who are feeble-minded, 1328 Inca K£. 0718 truth in it to afford a striking insane, epileptic, habitual crimi­ 1100 Larimer TA. 6875 commentary to ^this story of a nal^ moral degenerates, and sex- Why not have that Linoleum Installed famous Croat pnest, whose hunted ual'perverts and who are "likely to In your Kitchen or Bath Room \ -EARL J-- life has already been the theme of become menaces to society.” m newspaper stories. “Father George” After examination of the family before the Spring Rush? STR0HMIN6ER first went underground in Yugo­ history of suoh persons, steriliza­ Anaatroni'a and Naim Standard Grada Mg slavia in 1941, after which he has tion would be decreed if the ex­ Marballa Linotaam. Spacial ...... ______jd ; used nine aliases, assumed three aminers believed that procreation Plastic Wall Tilt. To haaatify yonr homt and bath. 4A interior • Exterior Painting Electrical Contracting Spaelal ...... ^.InataJItd 9 1 « 4 U n f t . Uctnted and Bonded In Cltr of Dtavu' nationalities, and engaged in five by them would produce a child Phone CH. 6581 different occupations to hide his having "an inherited tendency to­ Asphalt Tile — Rubber Tile —— Expert Installation Denver 6, Colorado 1178 Stout w“ identity. In the summer of 1947 ward feeble-mindedness, insanity, Call for Free Eatimatei — SP. 5686 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive he met the journalist convert epilepsy, criminality, or degen­ Gretta Palmer (by arrangement GOVERNOR PAUL A. DEVER of Massachusetts eracy.” But leading scientists ssy THE BEST IN LUGGAGE with Monsignor Sheen, whom he no board can determine this. Of AU Kindi PLUMBING (right) extended a welcome to 549 displaced persons who De Luxe Linoleum Studio CRANE FIXTURES had known before), who tran­ arrived in Boston from Bremerhaven, Germany, aboard the Marine YOUNGSTOWN STEEL scribed his adventures into fasci­ Flasher. Among the arrivals were 112 Catholics, 82 from the Ukraine. 2324 E. Exposition at So. Univ. Blvd. SP. 5656 KITCHENS nating English. The 41-year-old 76 Ein Survive priest is now in Rome. The Governor of Maryland, where a large n i^b er of the boat’s pas­ Omaha.—Requiem Mass was of­ AUTOMATIC WATER HEATERS sengers were to go, sent a personal representative to greet them. Free Parking in Rear “Father George” reports that With Governor Dever above are Raymond Disco, director of the Re­ fered in St. Cecilia^s Cathedral for there is a stronger Christian Fifth b « Mil L R. Fry Plbg. & Htg. settlement division of NCWC War Relief Services, and the Rev. James Mrs. Agnes Vaughan, 76, who is l»41 B V w . Column in Russia than there is a H. Doyle, Boston archdioceaan director for displaced persons. 324 9. BDWT. RA. 2M1 Communist Fifth Column in the survived by 76 descendants: Fiber Glass JOHIVS-MAIWILLE FLOORINGS rest of the world. Although by no Seven sons, four daughters, 64 Insulating Wool means are all the 97 per cent of grandchildren,: and 11-great-grand- Asphalt Tile Russians who are not Communists 1” Blanket for Ceilings and h U 4 reiK . ______Sidewalla % A long lived, low priced flooring for Schools, out of sympathy with the regime, MORE ABOUT BOOKS Hospitals, Churches, Residences. there are millions of Christians left who are ready to desert the ideo­ SPECIAL LOW T e r r a fle x logy if given a chance. MASQUERADE PRICES One of the toughest, longest wearing floor (By John C. 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The Treasury George and Gretta Palmer, proves Building & Maintenance Co. secret agents in their barracks at Of tne Fairn Series was published the existence in Russia of a strong 1863 WAZEE ST., DENVER KE. 2371 Moscow. The priest was captured in 35 separate volumes. Most of Catholic “underground.” (See re­ in Czecho-Slovakia after his re­ the essays are now re-edited by the view in col. 3.) turn from the Soviet in the autumn Rev. George D. Smith in two vol­ The Man Who Invented Sin of 1945 and taken to a constantly umes of 1,316 pag;es as The Teach- ($2.75), by Sean O’Faolain, is good lighted jail where he ivas beaten adult entertainment for those who regularly. Still, he managed to get Seton Guild to Meet like the Irish atmosphere and are hosts and wine smuggled in by a not afraid of a slight tendency to friendly guard and whispered In Sacred Heart Hall anti-clericalism. Mass by night from memory. A good companion for the travel­ .Remember the Church er’s pocket or the bedside table is One of the strangest examples The Seton guild will meet in of Father George’s inspired as­ Guidepasts: Personal Messages of Sodality hall in the basement of Inspiration and Faith (Prentice, tuteness is his story of how he Sacred Heart church at 27th and gave absolution to 40 persons Larimer streets, Denver, Thurs­ $1.95), edited by Norman Vincent while in prison. They wrote their day, Feb. 3. The business meet­ Peale. sins on tissue paper and stuffed it ing will be held at 12:30 p.m., and Advocates of Graham Greene into bread, which the friendly a luncheon will be served at 1 p.m. will welcome his Nineteen Stories guard brought the priest. After (Thomas More Book Club, $2.50) reading the slips the priest swal­ Hostesses for the day will be Each is typical of the controversial lowed the paper and then looked Mmes. Henry J. Job, Mary H. author, i n for the writers in the prison yard. Jones, and Robert Schell. Primitive ■vulgarity, tall tales, TAbor 1393 1721 LAWRENCE A wink signified he was giving At the January meeting prizes and “western” climax mark Hound- absolution. were won by Mmes. SAneider, Dog Man (Harpers, $2.50). St. Anthony of Padua, by the Mollie Vigil, Paul Cook, William Cardinal Newman’s Essays and YOUR W ILL Very Rev. Raphael M. Huber, McCanna, A. Garbella, E. Nolan, Sketches (Longmans, three vol­ O.F.M. Conv. (Milwaukee, Bruce Gallagher, and Rose Hebert, and umes, each $3.50) is edited by BRICK Publishing Co., $3.75). Miss Nell Miller. Charles F. Harrold and shows the RENEW St. Anthony of Padua as a progress of Newman's mind to the worker of miracles is probably sec­ Golden Parish Social fullness of the faith. s l d p u i m e SIDING ond only to St. Jude in popular es­ To Be Repeated Feb. 5 The Northerner, by Joan Cole- REMEMBER THE timation; it took a Papal declara­ brook, is “soggy with sex.” BUILDINGS tion (Jan. 16, 1946) before he was Golden.—A merry time was had The Happy Grotto (McMullen 0 Insulates brought into more general notice by all at the January dance and $1.50) by Friton Oursler, a con­ as a Doctor of the Church. In this social held in St. Joseph’s parish vert, is praiseworthy and refresh­ POOR MISSIONS richly documented study an able hall. Everyone had such an en­ ing. e Repairs Franciscan scholar reviews a little- joyable evening that “Happy” Remembrance Rock, by Carl known phase of the saint’s activity. Logan and his orchestra were en­ gaged for another dance and so­ Sandburg, is disappointing. Sex So high does he hold him as a incidents and irrelevant details OF THE ARCHDIOCESE * Modernizes theologian that he does not hesi­ cial. Saturday evening, Feb. 5, from 9-12. The dance committee overshadow the theme that free­ tate to say that a student about dom is a precious heritage. to take a comprehensive examina­ was pleased to see so hiany folks • Protects tion for the degree of Licentiate from Golden and the surrounding The Hearth-and Eagle (Literary in Sacred Theology would need to communities present. It is hoped Guild selection), by Anya Seton, is artistic in a way, but three ment­ Coll CHerry 6651 know only what St. Anthony had to make the next dance still more Form of Boqnett for written on the Blessed Trinity and pleasing with the placing of tables ally unbalanced characters are too the Incarnation to pass stimma cum around the dance floor. Admis­ many for one book. Establishm ent of Western Eloterife Roofing Company laude. 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