YEAR $ 1,750,000 BUILDING Building Being Remodeled Fr. O’Sullivan, Fort Collins, Huge Total of Parish For Burlington Parish Hall Work in'Archdiocese Church in Stratton Named Pastor of St. Vincent’s Under Construction (Copyrighted, 1S48. Relcaie not before Listed by Archbishop noon, Oct. 22) Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations By P a u l H e n n e s s e y new church for the 160 families of The Very Rev. Eugene A. The program of parish building in 1948 in the Denver The Riev. Edward Dinan, admin the parish at an estimated cost of Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1948—Permission to Reproduce, Except on O’Sullivan, pastor of St. Jo archdiocese will reach the tremendous value of $1,750,000, it istrator of St. Charles Borromeo’s $110,000. , Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. seph’s church, Fort Collins, was announced this week by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. church in Stratton, announced this At the same time, Father Dinan Parochial buildings either purchased, completed, or in the week that work has started on a revealed that St. Cath'o^ne’s pai> has been namecJ pastor of St. ish in Burlin^on, a mission of » Vincent de Paul’s parish, process of construction include 14 churches, eight schools, 12 Stratton, has started the remodel 4 Denver, succeeding the late rectories, four convents, and one social hall. Approximately Loretto Heights ing of a large frame building into I Very Rev. Manus P. Boyle. 50 per cent of the cash needed for these improvements is on a parish assembly hall at an ap hand. proximate cost of $14,500. DENViRCATHOUC Announcement has just been Construction to “The pouring of concrete for the made by Archbishop Urban J. The projects listed by the Archbishop do not include any non Stratton foundation began Mon Vehr. Father O’Sullivan will take parish Catholic construction, such as the addition to St. Joseph's hos day,” said Father Dinan, “We charge of St. Vincent’s in Novem pital in Denver or work on the plant of the Register. It also does not Stort in Spring nope the building will be finished ber. He is now absent from the in about seven months. The walls state on a belated vacation, but take in a few parish buildings recently announced as forthcoming. will be up by the end of Novem has been notified of the appoint At the meeting of the Loretto Four of the churches are in Denver: Christ the King (combina Heights advisory board this ber, the roof will be put on in ment by Archbishop Vehr. January, and the workmen will use REGISTER A consultor of the archdiocese, tion church and school), Our Lady of Guadalupe shrine, Our Lady week, it was announced by Sis A ter Francetta, regent of the col the winter months to finish the in a highly successful pastor, a ca of Lourdes (combination church and school), and St. James' (also terior of the church.” The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We pable business administrator, and a combined church-school). In Denver suburbs are St. Bernadette's, lege, that plans are ready for Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller starting construction of the new The new church in Stratton will a priest well known for his amia Lakewood, and St. Anthony's, Westwood. be of cinder block with a brick Services, NCWC and Religious News Photos. Price of paper 3 cents a copy. bility, Father O’Sullivan is pre Activities building early next Other churches on the list are Our Lady of Guadalupe shrine, spring. veneer facing. Its over-all length dicted as a popular choice in St. is 118 feet; the nave of the church VOL. XLIV. No. 9. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1948. $1 PER YEAR. Colorado Springs; St. Peter's, Crook; Our Lady of the Mountains, The following board officers Vincent’s. No announcement has were unanimously elected to will be 42 feet wide, and the sanc yet been made concerning his suc Estes Park; Our Lady of Peace, Greeley; St. Anthony's, Julesburg; serve for the coming year: Jo tuary, with a sacristy on each side, cessor in Fort Collins, where the St. Charles,' Stratton (see story on p'age one this week); Assumption, seph F. Little, president; Joseph will be 60 feet wide. The size of Rev. Edward A. Breen is assistant. Welby (enlarged); and Holy Trinity, Westminster. Not on the list A. Craven, first vice president; the church will provide normal Native of Old Sod seating capacity for 480 people, New Officers of Seminary Alumni is the church in Derby. Ground has been broken for the edifice, but Dr. John B. Farley, second vice with a maximum capacity of 520. Father O’Sullivan was bom on a delay in obtaining architectural plans may hold up the construction president; and Miss Margaret ‘Crying’ Room Provided Beare island. County Cork. Ire Snllivan, recording secretary. some time. The building, which is in charge land, June 15, 1905. He made his , The meeting followed a dinner of the James F. Kenney Construc classical studies in St. Brendan’s All but one of the schools listed are in Denver, and that one is held at the college Tuesday tion company of Denver and Arch college, Killamey, County Kerry, in a suburb. They are: Blessed Saaament (home purchased to increase evening, Oct. 19. itect John K. Monroe, w ill^ave from 1919 to 1923; his philo facilities), Christ the King (combined church-^ool). Holy Ghost Judge Joseph J. Walsh, retir oak flooring in the sanctuary, a sophical course in St. Patrick’s ing president of the board, pre Ycipth center, Holy Family (enlarged), Our Lady of Lourdes (com crying” room on one side of the seminary, Maynooth, Ireland, and sided. After the reading of re vestibule for children and. their at St. Thomas’ seminary, Denver; bined with church), St. Francis de Sales' (etilarged), St. James’ ports by Sister Ma.-y Florence, mothers, and a Spanish tile roof. and his four years of theology at (church services conducted in school), and St. Louis,’ Englewood. dean of the college, and Sister (Turn to Page S— Column 4) St. Thomas’. He was ordained June Contemplated, but not listed above, are a new school for Corpus Eileen Marie, dean uf women. 15, 1930, for the Denver diocese Judge Walsh presented Theo by the late Bishop J. Henry Tihen. Christi parish, Colorado Springs; an addition to St. Patrick’s, Den dore S. Cleveland, the new di His first appointment was as ver; and the first unit of a new high school for Annunciation parish, rector of public relations at the Columbon Fathers' assistant in Annimciation parish. Denver. Also not included in the Archbishop's list is a home bought college. Mr. Cleveland outlined Denver, from June 30, 1930, until by St. Joseph’s Redemptorist parish, Denver, which is being made briefly what a college public re Superior General Sept. 1, 1933, when he was made lations program should be and assistant in St. Patrick’s, Pueblo. over to serve as a lunch room for students. Archbishop Vehr in talks what he hoped to accomplish He was sent to St. Joseph’s b^r'sh, to the clergy of the archdiocese has stressed the building of greater during the coming year. Is Denver Visitor Fort Collins, Oct. 30, 1935, and school facilities. Before the meeting adjourned, was named pastor there April 20, The 12 rectories are: Christ the King, Denver; Our Lady of Archbishop Urban J. Vehr spoke The Columban Fathers have a eloquently of the loyal service 1939. His appointment as a con Lourdes, Denver; St. Anne’s, Arvada; St. Bernadette’s, Lakewood; peculiar sort of goal in life—they sultor of the archdiocese was an given by the retiring officers work hard to make themselves un nounced Jan. 4, 1945. This post St:, Catherine’s, Burlington; Our Lady of Guadalupe, Colorado Springs; of the advisory board. necessary. Their purpose in all tion carries with it the title of St. Peter's, Crook; St. Patrick’s, Fort Logan; St. Peter’s, Kremmling; their planning is to work them Very Reverend. Sacred Heart, Roggen; Holy Name, Steamboat Springs; and St. John's, Discussion Club Text selves out of their jobs. Father O’Sullivan’s business abil Yuma. Father Jeremiah Dennehy, ity has been thoroughly proved. and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Maurice Helmann, Lin The four convents are: St. Francis de Sales’, St. James’, and St. S.S.C., Superior General of the GUIDING THE DESTINIES of the The first Catholic church in Fort For Year Announced society, explained in Denver alumni of St. Thomas’ seminary, Denver, coln, Neb., president. Collins was an old school building, Joseph's (C.SS.R.), all of Denver, and the Carmel of the Holy Spirit Wednesday that his missionary so The four priests in the front row are all vice the first erected in Larimer county The Annual Cycle of Redemption, for the next two years will be the priests in the near Littleton. St. Joseph’s parish, Golden, is completing a social hall. ciety, with houses in Korea, presidents. They are the Rev. James Cann, Lake It was bought for $400 and was a study of the liturgical year by Burma, China, and Japan, is group shown above. Left to right in the baclc row Worth, Fla.; the Rev. Leo Morgan, Torrington, used as a Catholic church until the Very Rev. Monsignor Leon A. pointing all its efforts toward the are the Rev. William Kelly, Colorado Springs, vice Wyo.; the Rev. Arthur Thies, Dalton City, 111.; and 1901. It is now a residence. The McNeill and Angela A. Clendenin, training of a native clergy. president; the Rev. John Regan, Denver, treasurer; the Rev. Damen McCaddon, Denver. first religious service ever held in will be the official text of Con Parish Schools' Health fraternity of Christian Doctrine “It is the only way the Church + + + + + Larimer county was Mass offered + by Father, later Bishop, Mache- discussion clubs of the Archdio will take roots,” he said. “It is cese of Denver this year, it was St. Paul’s method, the Church’s beuf in 1866. method.” Fathec 0. Joseph La Jeunesse, Program Is Reorganized announced by the Very Rev. Greg named pastor of Fort Collins in ory Smith, archdiocesan director, Ii Making World Tour St. Thomas’ Alumni Sponsoring 1899, chose the present site of the By Lois Mubrin leal and dentai examinations ofjthis week. The books may be ob Father Dennehy landed in New parish buildings. Money was tight The reorganization of Un p4» til *018 children, an investigatiem tained in any quantity at 20 cents York from Ireland Sept. 16 on a in those days, bat Mr. and Mrs. rochial school health program in ot ihe aanitation services of all each from the Archdiocesan Mis world tour of the houses of the Mike Gardener, pioneers, took the Denver has been announced by 'schools, and the assignment of sion office, 301 S. Sherman (St. society he directs. His headquar Movie About Life in Seminary money out of a trunk and gave it Mrs. Mary Emberton, director of 'School nurses to regular visiting Francis de Sales’ rectory). Clubs ters are at St. Columbans, Navin, to him when, after a hurried can public health nursing for the State days at each school. are advised by Father Smith to Ireland. In the U. S. he has vis “Written, produced, directed, reaction on the part of the priests th« archdiocese and for other lo vass of the parish, he still needed Division of Public Health- The new Pediatricians will conduct the start their series of weekly meet ited Columban houses in Massa- acted, and photographed by stu who witnessed the movie. On every calities that may 4rish to show it (Turn to Page S — Colum n j) program includes complete phys- physical examination during morn ings next week, if possible. (Tum to Page 2 — Colum n 5) dents of St. Thomas’ seminary.” side it was hailed as a perfect ve will be announced soon by the ing visits to the schools. 'The first Well might this be the credit hicle for publiciilng life at the Alumni vocation committee. group to receive this service is com line for the new movie on life at seminary. Considerable credit must be 'Red Feather' Ornament posed of the first, fifth, and eighth Historic St. Francis' Organ' the seminary that was shown pub Thit Is the Seminary, as the given to the Rev. Rawley Myers, grade classes of each school, and licly for the first time at the an movie ia titled, presents the “in Lincoln seminarian, who super t^e examination will be made only nual meeting of the seminary side” story of the study, work, and vised the production and to C. B. Favorite of Collegians with the permission of the parents. Being Completely Rebuilt alumni Oct. 14. play in the average seminarian’s Woodrich, photographer and tech In addition to this group, any new “A retreat in itself,” said one course. It follows a student from nician. Besides these two, many The students of Loretto Heights they will realize the student body students in the school or students A long series of moves and re-1 brand of the Denver or^an builder, priest after viewing the color his first hesitating steps as he en other seminarians assisted in the college, Denver, are giving en goal of 100 per cent participation. recommended by the teacher will buildings on the part of the St I Fred H. Meunier, who is doing the movie, which has been produced ters the seminary until the joyful making of the motion picture. thusiastic support to the Com Impetus to the Community be included in the examination. Francis de Sales’ church pipe organ’ work. for use in the vocational program day when he can leave to offer his Second Largest Meeting munity Chest campaign. In addi Chest drive at Loretto Heights The visiting nurse assigned to is reaching its climax at the pres Sam Baxter, pioneer Denver mo being sponsored by the S t Thomas’ first Mass. Iiy the short compass tion to aiming at a goal of 100- was given at a student assembly each school will be present at the ent time. The instrument was in tion picture exhibitor, about 1910, of 25 minutes a complete picture The showing of the vocation when skits and songs told the alumni. His high tribute g;ave ex movie was the highlight of the per-cent student participation in examinations of pupils in her stalled successively in the original installed the organ originally in pression to the generally favorable is given of all seminary activities, the drive on the campus, the young needs of the Red Feather agencies school and will keep a permanent Isis theater, the New Isis, the old his first Isis theater, which stood public and private. A wire recorder second largest alumni meeting ever and called for a 100-per-cent sup held at the seminary. Almost 90 women are filling speaking engage record of each child. If the pedia Holy Ghost church, the new Holy on the Curtis street site of the narration accompanied the film ments on behalf of the drive in port of the drive by L.H.C. stu trician diagnoses any condition Ghost basement chapel, and in the (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n 3) and a background of organ music priests were present for the an dents. The highlight of the rally Burse Fund Grows nual reunion. This number repre all the Catholic high schools in needing correction the parents will South Denver church. was played throughout. * the city. was a message from the radio and be notified. The nurse will follow sents about one-fourth of the num movie comedian. Bob Hope, in The old pneumatic action is be To Be Shown in Schools ber of priests who have been or On the campus the Red Feather up on each case where correction ing replaced with modern electro Ault Is Giving The movie will be shown this is the favorite costume jewelry. which he expressed regret that is advised to insure that the child To Total of $3,437 year to students in all the paro dained from the Denver institu he could not attend the demonstra pneumatic action and the entire or tion. Each of the three upper classes is under the care of a private gan is being placed “under expres chial high schools and grade reports that every one of its mem tion and urged the girls to con physician, or, if the parents are Hero's Burial to Gifts totaling $175 to the St. schools of the Archdiocese of Den Particularly noteworthy was the bers has contributed the amount, tinued support of the Chest drive. sion” with removal to a recently Joseph seminary burse were an fact that the Atlantic and the Pa financially unable to provide this prepared chamber in the tower of ver as part of the seminary alum or more, set as the quota for the On Wednesday afternoon, Den care, that the child reports to the nounced by the Chancery office ni’s program to foster badly cific joined hands in Denver, with the church. A rebuilt console will alumni numbers present from both individual students. ver’s 1948 four-county Community Ave Maria clinic or the Denver appear in the church balcony. Joseph Martinez this week, swelling the total dona needed vocations to the priesthood The freshman class has not yet Chest campaign had reached the General clinic. tions received to $3,437. of the archdiocese. Negotiations coasts. The Rev. James H. Cann Otherwise the organ will be en came from Lake Worth, Fla., and finished the solicitation of its 40-per-cent mark, $582,260, in the tirely concealed. All the mechanical On Thursday morning the small At the same time, the Chancery are now under way to have an nearly 250 members, but the fresh effort to raise the $1,459,300 Dental, Ear Program Included revealed that St. Patrick’s parish other complete proof of the movie the Rev. Raymond W. Daly came The dental program involves ex parts of the instrument including town of Ault is giving a hero’s from San Francisco, Calif. The man officers are confident that quota. Catholics throughout the burial to one of its sons who died in Holyoke, Colo., made an addi made so that a copy will always be metropolitan area have been in the amination of all the children of the chest pneumatics and the shut latter priest proved an able and ters are being rebijilt or replaced, a hero’s death on a distant battle tional payment on its seminary available up>on request. witty toastmaster at the banquet Raps ‘Block Contracts* forefront of the workers pushing the parochial school. Again a rec burse, and the Denver council of the Complete details on the avail the drive toward a successful con ord of each child will he main and, when the organ is put into field in the Aleutians. served to the priest guests by the tained and notice will be sent to service early next month, it will Mast in Gym Knights of Columbus also made an ability of the movie for schools of seminary faculty. clusion. Eighty Red Feather serv additional payment of $500 on its Cardinal's Attack ices and the USO will benefit parents when care is indicated. In have the mechanical perfection of A Requiem Mass is being cele burse. 3 of Hierarchy Pre.ent from the Chest funds. addition, through the generosity of a brand new instrument. Not much brated in the Ault school gymna Holy Ghost Inquiry The meeting was distinguished will remain of the original 13-unit Contributions to the St. Joseph Because many persons may find the Knights of Columbus of Den sium and will be followed by a by the presence of three members On Evil Literature themselves unable, because of in ver, who donated the latest model Estey organ except a number of civic memorial service. The body seminary burse this week included Classes Are Resumed of the Hierarchy. As always, Arch the pipes, mellowed through al Lt. Joan M. Wissing, Fitzsimons flationary prices of living, to give of audiometer for use in all Den of Pvt. Joe Martinez, which was bishop Urban J. Vehr graciously large cash amounts, the Chest of ver schools, ear examinations will most 40 years of use, and the hard returned for burial in his home hospital, $5, the second consecutive The 1948 fall lerie. of in- attended the affair and was the Is Rend at Parley maple frame that would ban'krupt town, lay in state all 'Wednesday week she has made the donation; qairy clat.e* at the Holy Ghost ficials are placing special stress on be conducted for all students from P*' celebrant of the Solemn Pontifical subscription pledges which enable the second grade through the high builders at 1948 prices. afternoon and evening. Anonymous, Denver, $30 in mem church, Denver, will be resumed Mass in the seminary chapel. Colorado Springs. — (INS) — school grades. A Requiem High Mass was of ory of the late Father Manus P. Monday, Oct. 25. The classes contributors to make payments in The rebuilt instrument can Archbishop Edwin V. Byrne of Magazine publishers and distribu convenient amounts throughout Closer co-operation of the par readily discard the label of the fered on Tuesday morning in Our Boyle; Ann Sullivan, Leadville, are conducted every Monday Santa Fe delivered a memorable ters attending the Central States Lady of Peace church in Greeley. Colo., $25 in memory of her father, evening at 8 o'clock in the Holy the year. The drive ends Oct 29. ents, teachers, and the visiting original manufacturer and the sermon at the Mass. Coadjutor Distributors’ association conven (Turn to Pages — Colum n 6) maker of the console to carry the On Wednesday evening, the mother, and brother, Patrick, Mar Ghost hall by the Rev. Bernard Bishop Hubert Newell of Chey tion in Colorado Springs Oct. 20 + + -f Rosary was recited in the school garet, and Joseph Sullivan; Mary Kelly, assistant pastor. enne, an alumnus of the seminary, heard a letter read from Cardinal gym. Harrison, Denver, $100 in memory A question box and open dis also attended. Samuel Stritch of Chicago con Martinez was killed on May 26, of her brother. John Lonergan; cussions from the floor are Assisting Archbishop Vehr at demning “immoral literature.” StueJents Push Chest Drive Mrs. Verna Goliwons, Denver, $5 1943, while engaged in conspic features at every meeting. Tha-« the Pontifical Mass were the fol R. H. Bachman, president of J. uous gallantry above and beyond in memory of her father and meetings are open to all Cath lowing priests: The Rt. Rev. Maur- 0. Stole & Co. of Chicago, read the call of duty as he led a U. S. mother; and A Friend, Denver, olics and non-Catholics. (T um to Page S — Column 3) the letter from the Cardinal in force in an assault near Cbdcago $10. which he said, “So virulent is the harbor in the Aleutians. Because of the heavy obligations moral poison in these publications The young soldier was mowed placed upon Archbishop Urban Young Parish Workers that one wonders that public down while leading an advance in Vehr in educating seminarians for authorities permit the sale of the face of severe machine gun service in the Archdiocese of Den them.” rifle and mortar fire. An impor ver, this unusual opportunity is He continued, “They fall into tant pass was captured from the offered to the laity in making di the hands of youths and stain and Japanese in the action. rect contributions for the education dirty their minds, and not infre Made Nation’t Headline! of priests. quently corrupt all modesty and The heroism of Martinez made Contributions in any amount are purity of mind. It is our duty to the headlines in papers throughout welcome. Address all communica do all in our power to remove these the country and in the nation’s tions to the Most Rev. Urban J. occasions of sin from the youth leading magazines. A Victory ship Vehr, Chancery Office, 1536 Logan confided to our care.” has been named for him and he ' street, Denver 5, Colo. Cardinal Stritch asked the Stole has been the inspiration of scholar company, one of three distribu^rs ships, poems, and songs. Pvt. Mar in Chicago, “to exert all possible tinez was awarded the Congres efforts to secure in your contract sional Medal posthumously. Fr. Porcellini Back with the publishers the option of Joseph Martinez was bocn in excluding from your distribution Taos, N. Mex., July 27, 1920. He In M t. Carmel Parish publications which you know to be was g;raduated from the Ault high immoral and injurious to the com school and entered the army on The Rev. Thomas LoCascio. O.S. mon good.” Aug. 17, 1942. He took his train M., pastor of Our Lady of Mt. Car Bachman said the matter of dis ing at Camp Roberts, Calif.; Camp mel parish, Denver, announces the tribution of literature, including Butler; N. Car.; and Fort O r i return of the Rev. Julius Porcel comic books, will be discussed by Calif. lini, O.S.M., as assistant in the par the convention but he doubted Interment services will be h?ld ish. Father Porcellini was sta that any action will be taken. at the Ault cemetery with military tinned in the parish from 1927 to He said he “would rather not honors in charge of the Huck 1938 and was then transferred to make any comment at this time LORETTO HEIGHTS COLLEGE stu behalf of the Chest campaign now in progress. Hensley post 4334 'VFW,- Ault. the Assumption church, Welby, THESE HAPPY TWINS, Donald and Ronald Garcia, on block contracts” under which These talks, given by Loretto Heights students, are The Koneer post 2121, 'VFW, where he served as pastor for five were the winners in the baby popularity contest conducted such literature is forced upon dents are pict;ired in the Infant of Prague a part of the Community Chest rallies and assemblies Greeley, will be in charge of the years. After this he was named by Our Lady of Guadalupe parish, Denver, The event yieided a sub dealers. nursery, one of the 80 Red Feather services of the at all the Catholic high schools in the city. Girls military honors that follow the prior of the major Servite semi stantial sum for the parish benefit See story on page 14.—Photo by The convention is in lession Denver area Community Chest, which they visited shown, left to right, are Lillian Crandon, Rita Marie Mass offered in the Greeley nary in Elgin, 111. Barnard from Oct. 19 to 22. to gtin first-hand information for their talks in Eckelman, and Betty Thieler. church. PAGE TW O 931 Id n n e e k Straet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tali phone, KEyiteno 4205 Thursday, October 21, 1948 COMPLETE SUNDAY DINNER Seminary Alumni Fr. O'Sullivan, Ft. Collins, Health Program Soup, Ooektall or Melon Cop CHOICC o r I EN TStC f Named St. Vincent's Pastor READY A B D I Potato—VeseUble—Sallil—DoHert and Drink Served I t A.M. to 5 P.M. Sponsoring Film (Continued From Page One) La Jeunesse had hoped to pay a Set for Schools (Continu4d From Page One) more to meet a deadline of a few considerable portion out of farm hours in-order to get the site. lands that he personally owned. (Continued From Page One) CANON UW ice Helmann of Lincoln, Neb., as The cornerstone of the church The disappointment brought on a nurse in the health of the children ^ 85' sistant priest; the Rev. Francis 'Gfikt was laid in 1900. It is an excellent breakdown In his health and fin Is an important aim of this new by Pack, Memphis, Tenn., and the 17di St'reot iton^ building still in use. The ally death. The priest had been plan. Case conferences between the B p tW M B Rev, James P, Flanagan, of Den rectory, close by, was put up in one of. the outstanding pioneer Rev. P. J. Lydon, D.D. ver, deacons of honor; the Rev. nurse and a parent about an indi Walton and 1908. It also is still in good shape. priests of Colorado. / vidual child may be arranged, or \Q m ru W K California Willard Kinney, Phoenix, Ariz., The school and convent building Father O’Sullivan, although deacon; the Rev. Forrest Allen, meetings with a groiip of parents was erected in 1926, at a cost of technically assistant pastor, bad and teachers may be advisable to 1400 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN MUSK Arvada, subdeacon; the Rev. Ber $75,000. This structure is beauti nard Cullen and the Rev. William to take over the adiiinistration discuss general health instructions. Third Edition, Completely Revised Kelly, masters of ceremonies. ful. when he went io Fort Collins in Speakers can be obtained from the Minor offices of the Mass were The great depression that be 1936. The debt then stood at health department to talk with gan iu 1929 struck the parish hard more than $50,000. By 1946, an PTA organizations on problems filled by the following: The Rey. A practical summary of the Code alphabetically Bernard Burns, Albuquerque; the and the chance of paying off the nouncement was made that it had such as sanitation, -communicable Rev. James Halloran, Fleming; debt on schedule vanished. Father been wiped out. disease control, and nutrition. arranged, with odditional index for quickly locating and Fathers James Moynihan, Improvamenti in 1948 Sanitation to Be Checked St. Joseph’s church in the sum particular phases of subjects. Succinct, yet compre Herbert Banigan, Joseph Leberer, An extensive investigation will w and Robert Syrianey, all of Den New Church mer just closed was the scene of be made bv the sanitation depart hensive, considering as well moral, dogmatic and ver. considerable improvement, costing more than $16,000. The entire ment of all schools and directions liturgical aspects when necessary. Up to the minute Chaplains to Archbishop Byrne given whereby the conditions Being Built Interior was worked over for 11 with latest decisions of Tribunals and Commissions. were Fathers Richard Hiester and weeks, during which time service.^ should be improved. The health de John Scannell. Chaplains to Bishop partment advises that the sanita Replete with'specimen forms for appeals, dispensations, Newell were Fathers Edward were conducted in the school. The tion committee be consulted when FVaezkowski and John Doherty. In Stratton church was reopened Sept. 26, any new construction or remodeling etc...... $6.00 (Continued From Page One) 1948. of schools is considered and thus New Officers Elected The sanctuary was enlarged, Monsignor Helmann of Lincoln It will be heated by forced hot air, future expense and inconvenience new terrazzo flooring was in of correcting improper conditions becomes the new president of the and the huge tower will be large stalled, new confessionals were THE JAMES CLARKE K alumni to succeed the Rev. John will be eliminated. Such facilities enough to accommodate the large built, the stations were beautified, as lighting, seating arrangements, B. Cavanagh. The Rev. John Re bell which will be moved from the the pews, were reflnished, the gan succeeds the Rev. Bernard drinking fountains, and rest rooms old church. Entrance to the church lighting was improved, the main will be examined. CHURCH GOODS HOUSE Cullen as treasurer and the Rev. altar was handsomely refitted, a will be from the ground level. Extension of the health program I t Francis Syrianey succeeds the new Communion railiilg and bap to include the high schools in these Established 1902 1636 Tremont Place -4 Rev. Edward Leyden as secretary. $90,000 Collected tistery railing were installed, the services is the future aim of the These officers will have a two-year The drive for the new church church was completely redeco- TA. 3789 Denver 2. Colo. term. In a special move to co-or health department, said Miss Ellen was started in 1946 by the Rev. cated, and there w'ere other im Perdue, assistant director of nurs dinate alumni activities with those Henry Ernst, the pastor who has provements. Father O’Sullivan will ing and supervisor of the parochial of the seminary, the Rev. John R. been away from the parish for two leave the parish without debt. Vidal, C.M., director of disciplinV years because of illness,” explained school health program. Funeral services at Boulevard are easily acces He goes into a parish that faces Following is a schedule of the at the seminary, was named an Father Dinan. "The parishioners a large building program. Father sible irom any part of the city by street car or honorary member of the alumni have had good luck with their nurses’ visiting days to parochial Boyle cleared off a large debt at schools for the year: bus — only a few minutes from downtown. No and elected to the post of execu wheat crops and we have already St. Vincent de Paul’s and left tive secretary. Also named an hon collected $90,000, $40,000 of the something in excess of $100,000 in St. Catherine’s, Miss Cavaleri, parking restrictions, no traffic confusion; ample orary member was the Very Rev. money this year. Wednesday mornings; modern equipment; experienced personnel the treasury toward a new church. William Kenneally, C.M., new rec “The parish is very fortunate, The parish has been worshiping St. Joseph’s (Polish), Mrs. Ty thoughtful of every wish. Regardless of|the cost, tor of St. Thomas’. both in the income of the people in a large chapel in the basement ler, Tuesday mornings; Six priests from various sec who comprise it and the amount Holy Rosary, Mrs. Tyler, Thurs on^charge covers all and every service is com of the school building. These quar day mornings; plete. There are no unexpected extras. tions of the country were named of property it owns which is now ters are now too small, as St. Vin vice presidents of the alumni. approximately four s ^ a re blocks," cent’s is one of the fastest growing Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Miss GRand 1626 They include the Rev. Leo Mor continued Father Dinan. “The parishes in Denver and priests be MacLean, Wednesdav afternoons; * announces a gan, Torrington, Wyo.; the Rev. people have a great deal for which St. Patrick’s, Miss MacLean, lieve that is it destined for a huge Thursd^ afternoons; William Kefiy, Colorado Springs; to be grateful. future development. In addition Father Cann, Lake Worth, Fla.; “For example, the high altar and St. Dominic’s, Miss Bonella,! new location to the large amount of home build Wednesday afternoons; ! Father Daly, San Francisco; the the two side altars and the stations ing that has gone on in the city • beautiful new store at " Rev. Damen McCaddon, Denver; have been promised by members Presentation, Miss Cavaleri, thej limits, a home building program time to be decided later; and the Rev. Arthur Thies, Dalton of the parish as extra donations. has been under way along the City, 111. In addition to that, we have re St. Vincent de Paul’s, Mish Gust,’' M M . IAS. P. MoCONATT PEOERAL at NO. SPEER ceived several very large donations Cherry Creek drive out about a Tuesday afternoons; i 427 Seventeenth st, Prayers were recited for the dozen miles to the gigantic new Our Lady of Ixiurdes’, Mrs. following members of the alumni for the work,” Father Dinan said. The project tor St. Catherine’s “multi-purpose” dam being erected Thomas, Monday afternoons; i diagonally across 17th Si. who died in the past year: The by tlfe federal government on in Burlington, a mission 18 miles St. Francis de Sales’, Miss Vogl, i from present location Rev. Joseph Abbott, the Rev- An Cherry creek and expected to be Wednesday, all day; i drew M. Hayes, O.S.M.; the Rev from Stratton and serving 65 Cath olic families, is the renovation of finished toward the end of 1949. S t Joseph’s C.SS.R., Miss Sater- John Dold, the Rev. Lawrence Kel Father O’Sullivan has seen a big burg, Thursday afternoons; movinft about Nov^ 1 ler, and the Rev. Cletus Schmitt a one and one-half story frame whoii yew otk «dvi«e of a bank # • • building with a full basement to be ger irrigation project under way on St. Cajetan’s, Mrs. Pustek, Speakers at the banquet in used as an assembly hall. the outskirts of Fort Collins, in Thursday afternoons; eluded Archbishop Vehr, Arch The present church is too small the series of Big Thompson dams St. Elizabeth’s, Mrs. Pustek, th e DiNVER INDUSTRIAL BANK bishop Byrne, Bisnop Newell, Fa for the needs of the families after that will make a suprisingly large Wednesday mornings; Special Sale ther Kenneally, Father Vidal Masses on Sunday. Father Dinan lake at the foot of the mountains. Sacred Heart, Mrs. Sontag, Monsignor Helmann, Father Cava remarked that with religious in This Big Thompson project is ex Thursday afternoons; All merchandise, except nationally advertised and fair, I there’s ne ebligotien # a # nagh, and Father Daly, the toast struction for the children, an Altar pected to make the Fort Collins Blessed Sacrament, Miss Ljung- trade items, will be specially discounted during the master. .society meeting, and choir prac parish much larger. vall, Thursday mornings; removal period . . . sale starts tomorrow. ne red tope'. # • tice going on at the same time Father Boyle, it is known, had Annunciation, Miss Poersch, “there is much confusion.” two plans under consideration for Monday afternoons; W» iuggtit you t«k« advantag* of fhi« avant and maka Chritifflat Historic Organ The work on the assembly hall, St Vincent’s—one the erection of St. James’, Miss Maloy, Wednes gift purehatai during this Spaeial Sala. ne dewble talk .T^ which will be done by the Burling another school with a large church day afternoons; ton Construction company, will be incorporated in the san^e building, St. Philomena’s, Miss O’Connell, SEVENnnH AND TREMONT and another the erection of Friday afternoons; Being Rebuilt gin in approximately 10 days. The .Tht BOUSE BECOMMENDED BT YOUK FRIENDS parish is growing and needs the church that would seat about 800 Loyola, Mrs. Collier, Tuesday added faciTities. persons, and also of a building afternoons; (Continued From Page One) Denver Industrial Bank Ha< 13 Honri* lit Time that would serve either as a con Cathedral, Miss Hogan, Wednes present Strand theater. When Mr. “We offer Mass here every week vent or a rectory. The present rec day all day; (Opposite the Denver Dry Goods Co.) Baxter built the New Isis a few and twice on the third Sunday of tory was built to serve either Holy Family, Mrs. Perkins, time years later in the 1700 block on the month,” said Father Dinan. priests or a community of sisters. to be decided later. '-t .R 1534 CALIFORNIA STREET • PHONE A4Aln 5155 Curtis, a theater that was destined “And for the first time in the his It is known that the parish is anx to be Denver’s finest for more than tory of the parish Thirteen Hours' ious to get better church quarters GEORGE F. ROCK, President a decade, the organ was trans-. devotion was held recently.” Fa as soon as possible. ferred to the new theater and in ther Dinan and the Rev. Charles j o H n s a n s stalled according to the custom of Salmon, assistant pastor at Strat DWYER DRUG the day in the upper balcony. In ton, alternate in tne parish work. Superior General STOHACE X m ouinc CO. 1915, Mr. Baxter installed an ex “The people understand that they ■Cut Rate Drugs traordinary unit-orchestra organ will not have a resident pastor for behind the screen of the New Isis, .some time,” said Father Dinan, Is Denver Visitor Prescriptions Z O O l Z dk MjO/VC i)t3TAI%fCE ^ and he presented the smaller in “but they are building for the fu strument—one that was famed for Called lor and ture.” (Continued From Page One) IMOVIIVG its tone—to the Holy Ghost churdh, Another project finished by Fa then located in the 1900 block on thers Dinan and Salmon at the chusetts, Rhode Island, New York Delivered Curtis street. The organ was other missions of Stratton is the and Nebraska. Wines — Been, Etc. For the Safety of Your Goods moved with the other church fur remodeling of a school that was The , missionary superior ex By Bottle or Case nishings to the basement chapel purchased and moved to Flagler plained that his society is com 1400 S. Broadway' Use Johnson Service on Every Move Now on a New of the new Holy Ghost church in and converted into St. Mary’s posed of secular priests, and is the 1920’s by the late Rev. William church at a cost of $4,200. not properly termed a religious RA. 2405 AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN UNES, INC Neenan, but wa.s found to be di order. *TO AND ntO H EYBBYWHEKS** The two priests also offer Mass Joa Dwyer rectly in the path of the builders in Joes, Colo., on the first Satur “The Bishop of our diocese is in 1941, when construction was day of each month in a private our superior,’’ he said, “and our Harman Lidke STORAGE - PACKING - SHIPPING Estate Heatrola started on the superstructure of home. Approximately 20 people assignments come from the Sacred Phone PE 2433 Denver 221 Broadway the Holy Ghost church. A new from the eight Catholic families College of the Propaganda in OIL-BURNING CABINET HEATER Kilgen organ was to be part of attend the services. Rome.” the new church, and Monsignor Face Many Difficnlties John R. Mulroy gave the old in Father Dennehy listed a few of strument to St. Francis de Sales’. the difficulties his missionaries Negotiations were under way at Sodality Union. face in their posts in the Far East: that time for the electrification of "First of all, we face the prob I OUR BEST. SHOWING IN YEARS OF FAMOUS the aging instrument, but since Selects O ffic e rs lem of dealing with local author the conversion of factories to wav ities not in sympathy with our manufacture threatened to leave aims. Communists, of course— but non-essential works in all stages Delegates from the member they are not the only opponents of of construction, a temporary in schools of the Denver School So the faith. In China, even in Na stallation was decided upon as the dality union met Sunday at the tionalist territory, we sometimes most practical storage plan. Mean Knights of Columbus home to elect are unable to teach the faith in our time, the St. Francis de Sales’ officers for the present year and to own schools,” TIMELY CLOTHES Hammond electric organ had been select a common project for the Then there is inflation. “In the lent to the Holy Ghost church until semester. Philippines, where once we coulfl installation of the new instrument. William Olson of Regis college build a school for $2,000, we now The Hammond organ served at the was re-elected president; Miss Ann need $20,000—a 10-fold increase.” Holy Ghost church for almost Mahoney of St. Joseph’s school of Unrest in Burma is preventing seven years. War-time priorities nursing, vice president; Miss Pa the society' from sending new had overtaken the manufacturers tricia Doyle of Loretto Heights priests into the mission fields there. SUITS & and they were unable to deliver college, secretary: and Miss Betty The government will relax its pres the new organ until early this year. Murray of S t Mary’s academy, ent restrictions soon, however, The exchange and confusion will treasurer. Father Dennehy predicts. have a happy ending in early No After a brief review of the re Vocation* Increasing vember. The new Kilgen is in oper cent Summer School of Catholic The number of vocations to the ation at the Holy Ghost church, Action held in Denver, the Rev. Society of St. Columban is in TOPCOATS the completely remade Estey will A. M. Rieckus, S.J., moderator of creasing, the priest said—"though be in operation at St. Francis de the group, explained the value of we could use a thousand more right Sales’, and the Hammond is a the Consecration of Families to the away.” There are now 500 priests Trim, youthfully tailored Worsted and proud fixture of S t Francis de Sacred Heart, and the delegates in the society, and 300 students, Sharkekin Suite! Also Timely Clothes Sales’ high school auditorium. resolved to further that practice as an imposing number for a group a common project in the activities founded only 30 years ago. **Plateau‘‘’ suits . , ,'th e suits with the of the individual sodalities. The society has sent 119 new weightless fe e l. . . Thousands of Heatrola users are profuse in their Friends of Sick Poor The promises of the Sacred missionaries to the “harvest fields” Will Meet on Oct. 26 Heart are made especially in favor since 1946, and 32 more will sail praise of this marvelous OIL BURNING CABINET of those families that are conse when the present strike on the The Friends of the Sick Poor crated to Him: “I will give them West coast is settled. $ HEATER. It’s big, beautiful, modern. A hand Aid society will meet Tuesday, all the graces necessary for their Father Dennehy is being ac Oct. 26, at 2 p.m., in the Corpus state in life; I will console them companied on his tour of the U. S. some addition to your living room. Circulates health Christi convent, 2601 Gaylord, in all their difficulties; I will be by Father Timothy Connelly, ful whole-house warmth and keeps floors warm, Denver. InsUllation of officers their safe refuge in life and still S.S.C., director of the regioh of will be held. The Rev. John Scan more in death; I will bless ever}’ America. There's more to a Timely Clothes Suit than nell will give a talk. Miss Gwen place where a picture of My Heart Gallegos will sing, accompanied by shall be set up and honored.” French Prof Examines meets the eye (and that's plenty). That Mrs. John R. Schilling. Pius-IX, Leo XIII, Pius X, Bene -SAVE $35.00 NOW - dict XV, Pius XI, and Pius XII, New Orleans Records something extra is BALANCED TAILORING have all urged the Consecration . . . that exclusive blend of bond needle REGULAR of Families to the Sacred Heart a.s New Orleans.—Marcel Giraud, HEATROLA PRICE ...... ____124“ The Denver Catholic professor of the history of North work for softer, more fluent lines . . . plus the means of restoring society to American civilization at College R c E u te r its Christian heritage. de France, Paris, has spent two machine sewing for greater strength!- SPECIAL A pamphlet containing the act of HEATROLA PRICE...... 89“ Publisbed Weekly by the consecration and explaining it can and a half montba here itudying CethoUe Preee Society, ine. be obtained by writing to the Rev, records of the ^ Superior CouncU Both donbU and tiagU braasUd stylas 988 Bennoek Street, Denvw, under the French prior to 1768. EASY TERMS ARRANGED Eugene P. Murphy, SJ., station in rich, n«w fall shades and pattams. Colo. WEW, S t Louis university, St. The oldest records go back to 1717 Snbserlptioni |1 Per Tear Louis, Mo. but correspondence between the Entered aa Second CUmi Matter governors of Louisiana and the et the Post Office, Denver, French crown is in Paris. Colo. Queen's Dougkters Set Touring Europe , Benefit Card Party London. — The Rev, Louis A. A. B. C. DOLL SHOP Gales of S t Paul, managing editor Mr. SDd Mn. Jobe A. tSiCoart Tka Qnean’t Daughlar* will of the Catholia Digest, has arrived hold a boaefit card party at tba in England on a tour that will take ENGLEWOOD'S FURNITURE STORE DOLLS and TOYS Catholic Cbaritik* annex, Sat him to various European countries Dell Hospital urday, Oct, 23, at 8 p.m. Mam- to study the Catholic literary situa S405 So. Broadway, Englewood Phones: PE. 4027-Eng. 8M a Candidate Bridal Couple Novena to Christ, King Remember these two DAYS! ALBERT T. FRANTZ ★ ELECTION DAY Set at Blessed Sacrament November 2, 1948 Candidate for (Blessed Sacrament Parish, Christ the King at Blessed Sacra Denver) ment church opening Oct. 22 and EDWARD X DAY X Father Paul Waldron, of the St. closing with Forty Hours’ devotion DISTRICT Columban Fathers of Omaha, Neb., Sunday, Oct. 31. Devotions every well-known retreat master, will evening will begin at 7 :45. A large FOR DISTRICT JUDGR conduct the annual novena to attendance is expected. 'Qualified by experience and hamsn under Members of the Little Flower standing gained as practicing attorney, news JUDGE circle were guests of Mrs. Leo Con paper man, government administrator, Navy Officer and Judge of Municipal and Juatlcs (DENVER) Christ, King nell, Mrs. Jay J. Drinkard, and Courts. Mrs. Eugene .Rice at the Connell Pol. Adv. home Oct 15. Bridge honors were Member of St. Vincent de Parish Sets won by Mrs. Lewis Nance, and Peul’t Perish . . . Formerly new members welcomed were Mrs. member of St. Elizabeth’s, George McDevitt and Mrs. Jack St. Joseph’s and St. Francis Harvest Ball Shepard. Mrs. Robert Martin was Taxpayer • World War II Veteran de Sales’ parishes. (Christ the King Parish, Danvar) a guest. A nominating committee Attended St. Elizabeth’s named new officers for the com grade, Cathedral 'High An enthusiastic group planning V ote fo r the first anntiel harvest ball of ing year, as follows: Mrs. James School, Regis College, re Logan, captain: Mrs. J. L. Purvis, ceived Law Degree from Christ the King parish, which will be held in the Lincolr room of the secretary; and Mrs. W. S. Levings, University of Notre Dame treasurer. Lawrence M. in 1929. Shirley-Savoy hotel Saturday, Oct. 30, met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Wilkins entertained Have been in active practice of law since graduation Mrs. George E. McCaddon, Oct. S t Norbert’s circle members in Henry Judge Joseph J. Walsh is 18. Reports on progress made her home Oct. 15. Bridge honors FAIR - TOLERANT - QUALIFIED a candidate for re-election as were given by the committee chair went to Mrs. Thomas Fahey and for men. Mrs. McCaddon is general Mrs. Raymond Reide. Mrs. A. J. St. Catherine’s church was / want your Support on ISovember 2nd. district judge, Second district, Denver, on the Democratic ticket. chairman, and those working with Baumgartner, who had been an in the scene recently of the active member the past few years, State Judge Walsh has been on the bench her are Father John Scannell; wedding of Helen Grout, a gradu for the past 12 years. He has an Mmes. Frank Grannell,' Andrew was welcomed back to the circle. Members of St. Jude’s circle en ate of St. Francis de Sales’ high enviable record for honesty and Hagerty, John R. Hamilton, Eu school, tO ^Elvin West of Colorado R e-elect fairness in his decisions. gene Sanders, Kemp Cooper, Ed' joyed the hospitality of Mrs. Sam Senate Perry in her home. Prizes went to Springs, a medical school student Judge Walsh is president of the win A. Williams, Joseph Austin, The Rev. D. A. Lemieux witnessed Jerry TeBockhorat, J. R. Plank, Mrs. J. L. Brubaker and Mrs. Mary (Democrat) BEN BEZOFF Council of Catholic Men,, head of Carbone. Guests were Mrs. J. V. the ceremony. The couple are re the Particular council of the St. Albert Seep, Howard Clennan, L. siding in Colorado Springs. Democratic Candidate K. Shumate, P. L. Wigginton; and Collins, Mrs. D. G. Mulligan, and Attended Vincent de Paul society, was co- Mrs. James J. Powers of Chicago, chairman of the Loretto Heights Messrs, and Mmes. Harold Collins, Regis College STATE Robert Carmody, James J. John 111. Our Lady of Lourdes circle met campaign, and has always been Oct. 12 as the guests of Mrs. Frank active in Catholic and civic activ son, Leo Fremont, Charles J. Member of Campbell, and George E. McCad Haraway. Bridge honors went to REPRESENTATIVE ities. Pol. Adv. don. * Mrs. William Walsh, Mrs. Jack Mc Loyola Parish DEDICATED TO A PLATFORM Laughlin, and Mrs. Arthur Bader. OF PROGRESS FOR COLORADO The Men’s club will be hosts to New officers for the coming year all workers for the ball at the rec are Mrs. A. B. Baumgartner, cap Experienced— Served Two Years With Distinction As Radio Commentator - Educator tory Monday, Oct. 25. As final re tain, and Mrs. Frank Haraway, Holy Name Unit ports on the sale of tickets will be KEATING Your State Representative War Correspondent secretary-treasurer. Pol. Adv. made, and important details com pleted, every one is urged to be Members of St. Joseph’s circle —Pol. Adv. present for this meeting. enjoyed luncheon and bridge at DISTRICT At Loyola Sets the Daniels and Fisher’s tea rooms VOTE FOR The Altar and Rosary society Oct. 15 as the guests of Mrs. J. B. ATTORNEY will hold its monthly meeting at Bertrand, Mrs. H. P. Flannery, Party and Dance the rectory, 700 Fairfax street, and Myrtle Quinn. Bridge honors Committee for Keating ANDREW D. KELLEY Friday, Oct. 22, at 2 o’clock. The went to Mrs. Thomas B. Lynch A1 Dawkini. Chairman “ F i n l n n i ” (Loyola Pariah, Denver) hostesses will be Mmes. Oscar J. and Mrs. James Simpson. Guests For The Loyola Holy Name society Armstrong, M. A. Arries, J. J. were Mrs. E. Smith of St. Louis, Member of Cathedral Parish Sipport Oi^t^iiHiiinily Chest is sponsoring a parish party and Campbell, and Cli-'ord Carr. Mrs. Leonard Bursch, Mrs. Vir Pol. Adv. STATE REPRESENTATIVE dance Oct. 23 at 8:30 p.m. Young Mrs. Arthur J. Davis was hostess ginia Glackman, and Mrs. Cooney Endorted by Labor and old are invited to attend; to the Ave Maria circle in her The sixth grade mothers will Experienced - Qualified there will be games and square home Oct. 13. Awards were given have charge of the first Friday dances. George Haffey is the chair to Mrs. James Kerr and Mrs. L. B. breakfast in November. Mothers of A BUSINESS MAN man of this affair and he and his McCarthy. Guests were Mrs. C. the third and sixth grades spon (Member of Annunciation Parish) assistants plan to make this a L. Wheeler, Miss Sheila Guise, and sored a “hard times’’ bam dance Your Vote Will Be Appreciated monthly occasion for the parish Mrs. James Aspenwall. The next for the PTA and their friends Election Nov. 2, 1948 ioners. meeting of this circle will be at Oct. 18. Re-elect the home of Miss Peggy Hickey, The Loyola Altar sodality re Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Heitmeier, ceived a letter of gratitude from 1126 Steele street, Wednesday, Oct. 27. of S t Louis, motoring to Long 'the recipients of a CARE package Beach, Calif., visited their cousin, Vote for I which had been sent. They are now The meeting of St. Thomas More i circle has been postponed to Thurs Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Keating, last j gathering the material for a sec week. i| ond package. In September they day, Oct. 28. Mrs. Joe Tengler, 837 Holly street, will entertain Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Purcell are II I sent 110 garments for young chil- spending a few months with their Marshall Quiat [dren to the Pope’s storeroom. Al circle members on that date with a luncheon at 1 o’clock. daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Democratic Candidate most enough garments are on hand Mrs. George Taylor, of San Fran to make up another shipment. St. Jude's Circle For St. Jude’s circle will be enter cisco, Calif. J ohn Carroll Jubilee Gifts tained by Mts. John L. Brubaker Mrs. Alfred H. Rampe will be STATE REPRESENTATIVE in her home, 1585 Glencoe street, hostess to members of St. Rita’s Are Displayed circle for luncheon and bridge Native of Denver Combat Veteran Thursday, Oct. 28. The sanctuary committee for Mrs. J. R. Holland entertained Oct 26 at the Argonaut hotel. Mrs. I October has Mrs. Leo Scheer as John C. Daly will be hostess to Interested in Sound Legislation for the members of St. John’s circle to chairman with Mrs. John Cleary, in her home Oct. 14. Mrs. James members of St. Anne’s circle Tues the Benefit of the People of Colo- Mrs. H. S. Brinkmeier, and Mrs. Kerr was a guest. Mrs. Kerr and day, Oct 26, in her home. •■ado Pol. Adv. J. S. Bastien as assistants. Mrs. Mrs. Elton Fair, Jr., received the Mrs. C. J. Parslow entertained at Walter Wade, prefect, and Father bridge awards. a luncheon Oct. 16 honoring her J. A. Herbers, SJ., pastor, ex The Little Flower circle met at daughter, Louise Theresc, on her plained the working of the Com the home of Mrs. W. S. Hill, Oct. birthday. Guests were girls of the munity Chest and urged all to con seventh grade. Congress 12. Mrs. Harold Collins was a tribute. The members were given guest, and awards were won by “The Sisters’ Month’’ meeting of HERRICK S. ROTH a close-up view of the new preach Mrs. M. J. O'Fallon, Jr., and Mrs. the PTA to be held Monday, Oct ing stole and the new black silk 25, at 2 p.m., will feature the an FOR T. Raymond Young. cope received as gifts for the sil Mrs. Myron L. Babcock enter nual pantry shower for the sisters, ver jubilee of the church. The tained at the luncheon and fashion plus a large surprise the members STATE REPRESENTATIVE cinctures used by the three offi are trying to keep under their show at the Denver Athletic club PTA hats. All the sisters will be — PLEDGING — cers of the Mass on Jubilee day Oct. 19. Dr. and Mrs. Babcock are the gift of Mrs. E. P. O'Connell. left the next day for a two-week honored guests, and Sister Victor- Denver .4lert, Vigorous Action! After a somewhat late start the motor trip to Mexico. ine will be speaker of the day. At this meeting the first an “The People’s Interests First” Loyola hot lunch program is in Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCor operation with Mrs. Day in charge. nouncement will be made of the CommnnitT Leader — Teacher — Veteran mick and Charles, Jr., have re She is assisted by Mrs. Pasker and turned from a trip to Omaha. ■Innual PTA games party to be Needs DEMOCRATIC TICKET Mrs. Quinn. Mrs. J. R. Plank took her sort,fheld this year on Friday, Nov. 12. The Loyola school children were Leonard, and Litmer Foley Jpid at the .Knights of Columbus hall. GENERAL ELECTION — NOVEMBER 2, 1948 Poi. Adv. happy to accommodate Father Ed Bill Stewart to the Notre pime- Eighth grade mothers will be ward Leyden in the matter of Nebraska football game in Lihcoln hostesses at this meeting. entertainment for one of the meet Oct. 16. Joseph Plank, J R. A. Hutchinson Visiting Nurse to Address Sr, Jean Carmel DR. JAMES P. Mt. Carmel Parish PTA GRAY Optometriet Named Editor of (Our Lady of Mt. Carmol Pariik, Father Thomas Lo(}ascio, O.S. Is Main Speaker ‘ Donvor) M., pastor, and sisters of the school riSVAL CARS The monthly meeting of the will be honored guests. BYES EXAMINED PTA will be held Wednesday eve A special prize will be given At Deanery Meet VISUAL TRjUNINC 'BrownandGold' ning, Oct. 27, at 7 :45 in the school away. ' 1 Raymond A. Hutchinson, senior auditorium. The guest speaker for The award for the membersbi; In co-operation with the NCCW Optometrist at Re^is college, Denver, has been the evening will be Miss Maxine drive was given to the ninth graii MacLean of the Visiting Nurse ers with a 200 per cent record. committee on libraries and litera 212-13 Colo. Bldg„ 1616 Calif. S t llhLhmU M ie M pU ni^ of room named editor of the Brown and ture, the Denver Deanery council’s Gold, Regis student newspaper, and association, who is visiting nurse Mother M. Annuziata is in charge Phone for Appointment of the school. of that class. October >];aeeting featured an ad i n t h e supervised the first issue of the TA. 8888 paper, which appeared this week. At this meeting plans for a Becomes Bride dress by Sister Jean Carmel of turkey party will be discussed. Miss Marie L. Carpinello^ Loretto Heights college. Sister •Horan & Son Chapcio Hutchinson is a graduate of daughter of Mr. and^ Mrs. Jo Regis high school and served two The ninth graders will put on an Marie Clyde, who was to talk, suf act, The Gremlins Will Get You seph Carpinello, became the fered a fall and was hospitalized io display floiPCT5 beautifully years with the naval air corps. If You Don't Watek Out, directed in St. Joseph’s hospital. DELICIOUS by Sister M. Celeste. • “Any truly great literature has to provide fam ily privacy, the mind and spirit of Christ be hind it; it has ueauty, order, and SEA FOOD DINNER a n d t o Sodality to Give form,’’ said Sister Jean. accom m odate yourf riends “It should elevate and ennoble, H Fillet of Sole— Sea Food Salad— Jumbo Shrim p- for Christian principles make good Eastern Scallops— Cocktail Sauce— French Fried Potatoes t in com fort* Social on Oct. 23 literature because there is a real Served Daily and Sundays, 11:30 to 8:00 P.M. kinship in good books. At Fresh Sea Food Headquarters “How,” asked Sister Jean, “can At St. Patrick's lay people promote a greater Cath 10c Psrkinc Garsge olic reading public?” “By being an Next Door 3S0 SEATS (St. Patrick’s Parish, Donvor) intelligent reader, by demanding Cloesd M ondtn The Senior Young Ladies' so good books, by asking for Catholic Horan & Son Chapels dality held its October meeting on literature at our public libraries, Thursday evening, Oct. 15, in the by being an independent reader, Golden iniLantecii KFu«i«n« 6297 KEMtMeOJfSK E jrt« ie 62 Kts#t*n* lunchroom of the school. Election and by keeping the thought behind 1527 Cleveland Place of officers was held with all for the bought in books,” she an n tS Brstdwsr near 13th Art, RESTAtJRANT KB. U N mer officers being unanimously swered. re-elected. They are Miss Ange- Among recommendations made line Colmenero, prefect; Melvina by Sister Jean were: Tenets for Dalla, vice prefert; Mary Shanley, 0 Readers arid Reviewers, such Cath treasurer; and Rose Mary (3olo- olic publications as the Common iiiiliJiiilllDJUijliLii sacco, secretary. A Halloween weal, Sign, America, Books on ELLETT N. SHEPHERD dance social will be given by the Trial (quarterly); and for infor H I society Saturday n i^ t, Oct. 23, mation and inspiration, the Great Democratic Candidate from 9 to 12 o’clock. Jo Perito and —Photo by Flicber Books program. ^ Raymond A. Hutckinion orchestra will furnish the music. Mrs. William McFarland re For District Judge The officers, under the direction Mrg. Sim F. Farrow ported 1,292 new garments and 115 After his discharge, he entered of the Rev, Theodore Haas, will bride of Sim F. Farrow, son of Mr. pairs of new shoes sent to New * Formerly Municipi) Jodf«; D«T PTA of St. John's Father Hiester Addresses Father Leyden To Make Award at Board Meeting of Nurses To Be Moderator (Archdiocesan Council of Catliolie Help guild, reports that two nurses Meeting Monday Nurse*, Denver) have served eight hours in nursing Of Youth Meeting Enthusiastic response was given an active TB patient who had a (St. John't Pariib, Denyer) the Rev. Richard Hiester, chaplain rib resection at Denver General On Thursday morning, Nov. 18, at S t Joseph’s convent, at a well- hospital. Father Edward A. Leyden, arch- Mrs. James P. McNeive, presi dfocesan superintendent of paroch dent of St. John’s PTA, cordially attended meeting of 37 nurses and Doris Jay took over duties of their guests Tuesday evening, press chairman for Mrs. Faye ial schools, will be moderator at invites all members of the parish the Pressure on Youth meeting, who are interested in St. John’s Oct 19, at the home of Mrs. Macker last week while she went George Anderson, 2875 Forest to Bailey to take care of a new Miss Bernice Reed, president of school to attend the PTA meeting the Colorado State Conference of in the school hall Monday, Oc?t. street. Father Hiester, guest infant niece. speaker, was introduced by the Social Welfare, announced. This 25, at 1:30 p.m. A council meeting 1st Anniversary of is one of the most important pan will be held in the cafeteria at 1* spiritual ^ director. Father John Regan. Fr. Regan as Director els of the conference, which will be o’clock. The meeting will feature in session at the Shirley-Savoy ho the presentation of the award Mrs. E. Perenyi appealed to the An anniversary of importance to nurses in behalf of the Community the A/chdiocesan Council of Cath tel. The dates of the state confer which has been the project of the ence are Nov. 17, 18, and 19. association for this school year. Chest. A short business meeting olic Nurses is that of Father Re followed with reports from chair gan’s appointment as spiritual di Serving with Father Leyden on The annual pantry shower for his committee are W. Miller Bar the sisters who are on the faculty men of the Harvest Moon ball, the rector a year ago this month of square dance, and the Colorado October to succeed Bishop Hubert bour and Miss Marian Elder. How of the school will also be held at ard T. Walkingsfick. an Indian in this meeting. State Nurses association luncheon Newell. Upon graduation from committees. the department of Indian affairs, Mrs. W. D. Reck, program chair Boston college, Boston, Mass., It was approved that senior stu Father Regan entered St. Thomas’ will speak on “The American In man, will present the Rev. Edward dents of the Catholic hospitals be dian Child in His Family and Leyden, archdiocesan superintend seminary and was graduated in invited as guests to the credit the class of 1940. From Cathedral Community.’’ Another interesting ent of parochial schools, who will union of the Denver chapter of feature of this meeting will be be the guest speaker. The Rev. ACCD. The credit union is spon questions by youne people, hd by John P. Moran will also address soring the Harvest Moon ball at those of the parochial schools, and /^GOOOHEART’S the meeting, and Sister Jean the Shirley-Savoy hotel Friday, answers by the adults present. Marie’s third grade pupils will Nov. 5. Much enlightening information is V J f BROADWAY lAUNORY present a play. Mothers of the ift7387 SO. St.‘James' Social Aspirants of Sf. Joseph's, Convent H it Thlni To Do musements ♦ Dining Be Oct. 2 7 Whon You Can't Afford Diiappointment ENJOY AN INVIGORATING DRIVE f (St. James' Parish, Denver) 4 Recreation A large crowd is expected at the thir ANTHONY J. DeHATE New York.—Evolution, even if who would scorn faith in the name Anthony J. DeHate. 40. 1480 Ivy proved, in no way contradicts Bib of science, and the 'timid Chris street, died O ct 14 in Mercy hospital tians’ who believe ‘that, in the after a short illness. Mr. DeHate had lical teaching on the creation of been sales manager for a local automobile name of faith, they are entitled to agency the last two and one-half years. man, declares an editorial in reject the discoveries of science, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Johanna Thought, Jesuit quarterly pub to deny them, and even ask the DeHate: his mother. Mrs. William Step nitz of Mount Clemens. Mich.: and lished here. The editorial com Church to condemn them’.” “We Anthony Cenigiio brother. Raymond N. DeHate of San ments on and quotes extensively have no need to give up the Bibli Of greater consolation than Antonio, Tex. Interment will be IH Mount cal text in order to satisfy science, Clemens, Mr. DeHate’s birthplace. from an article on "The Christian Licensed Funeral Director. money or other consumable and the Progress of Science” writ nor to reject science in order to ten by Cardinal Achille Lienart for keep our faith,” the Cardinal con LAZARO MARTINEZ cludes. goods, your family memorial Lazaro Martinez, 2818 Hazel court, Etudes, monthly periodical of the Catholic Arrangements and Supervision. life-long resident of Colorado, was killed French Jesuits. grows more valued and ap accidentally Oct. 14 when he fell down (Note': It should not be con an elevator shaft at his place of em How can we reconcile the animal cluded from this that scientific Member Mt. Carmel Parish, Holy Name preciated with the years. It ployment. Born in Sopris. Dec. origin of the human body with the evidence is tending to force the ac 1882. he attended school there and later dogma that man was created in ultimately becomes a mag worked in the coal mines in that area ceptance of the evolution of man’s Society, and St. Michael Lodge. He came to Denver in 1927. He was nocent and enjoyed preternatural body. How the study is shaping member of SW Dominic’s parish, the gifts such as freedom from suffer up can be known from many facts. nificent symbol of the finest Alianza Espana Americana Lodge, and the ing and death? Cardinal Lienart Railroad Welfare club. In 1930 a French Catholic evolu inheritance one can leave — Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Theodosia reminds us that, even though primi tionist believed he could say that Martinez: a daughter, Mrs. Frances Are tive man be conceived of as very science, left to itself, would never A GOOD NAME. valo; two sons, Albert and William: and near to an animal and as only a sister. Mrs. Frances Mondragoo. all have asserted that the human race of Denver; two brothers, Rost Martinez gradually reaching human perfec could have arisen from a single also of Denver, and Sam Martinez, San tion, he started to be a man only pair of ancestors. Fourteen years Leandro, Calif.; 17 grandchildren and when he possessed a soul. “But, one great-grandchild. Requiem Mass was later another evolutionist, just as JACQUES BROTHERS ofTered Oet. 18 in St. Dominic’s church. since God gave him this soul, why eminent (Albert de Lapparent), Interment Mt. Olivet. could he not have created him in could say that “scientifically, the Since 1902 the state of original justice and en hypothesis of polygenism [descent BERNARD E. SHAY dowed him with the preternatural MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION from more than one pair of an Bernard E. Shay, Denver resident for gifts?” cestors! cannot be supported by 80 years, died Oct. 18 in Mercy hospital The French Cardinal, according 28 E. 6tb Ave. TAbor 6468 after a four-month Illness. Born In Iowa any compelling argument” An City. la., Dec. 31, 1894, Mr. Shay moved to the editorial, rejects the “claims authoritative modern anatomist to Denver 80 years ago and had been of both the ‘reckless unbelievers' (Vialleton) has maintained that it salesman at Gano-Downs Co. for years. He served as a radioman with is impossible to conceive of the the navy in World war L He was Make Youth Responsible descent of the great animal types, member of the Ushers club at 8L Vin cent de Paul's church, the Naval Marine Lincoln, Neb. — Leaders of and that there is in consequence post of the American Legion, and the yentb today should place more re an impassable chasm between COLD SPRING Disabled American Veterans. sponsibility on the youth them them. The. trend in anthropology MONUMENTS Survivors are bis wife Catharine, 617 IKAUTIPUL CMimCS S. Vine street; two sons, Richard M selves, the Rev. Dr. Joseph E. ia away from the concept of prim and John P. Shay; and a granddaughter, Schieder, director of the NCW(j itive man u a near-brute and Miss Sharon Ann Shay, all of Denver. m 0 R11I n RIE s Requiem Mass was offered Oet. 20 fa Youth department, s^id at the towards an' acceptance of him St Vincent de Paul's church. Interment eighth annual youth congreaa of as a being of high intellect and M t OUvet tbs Lincoln dioceie. character.) CliMdale S 6 B S ".J ...It. m m Thursday, October 21, 1948 Office, 938 B an n ock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER' Telephone, KEyitone 4205 The Denver Catholic Register President...... J...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. Reg istorialis Managing Director...... Rev. John B. Cavanagh, M.A., LittD. Hear Associate Editors—M. P. Everett, Jour.D.; Rev. Francis Syrianey. M.A.; Linus Riordan, A.B., Litt.M.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A.; obtain it. Severe penalties for re the land to Christ, received a great Rev. John Ebel, M.A.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A.; Paul H. Hallett, Holy Father Gives bellion can eventually beat almost Where Was Eden? boost when Archbishop Amleto G. Cicognani, Apostolic Delegate to Litt.D.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan. Editorial Assistants: Robert Hoyt, any child into submission, but is By R ev. J a m e s B. H a m b l in ASK and LEARN A.B.; Jack Heher, A.B.; Paul Hennessey, M.A. (Joum.), M.A. (Hist.); Hope for Peace this the kind of obedience parents One finds it hard to exercise the U. S. and as such the personal James Kelly, A.B.______want? It is nothing more than charity toward the man who is dis representative of the Holy Father, By Millard F. Everett servile fear, a slavish attitude that honest in his search for knowl delivered an address before the Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. The visit of George Marshall, harbors- no respect. edge. You can appreciate the rea convention that might be termed KOA U. S. Secretary of State, this week Other parents maintain that re son for the dishonesty of a thief; the “Magna Carta” of the Rural Published Weekly by to Pope Pius XII brought deserved spect is love. They say that if the he steals in order to possess.tBut Life movement. notice from the secular press of children love the parents, there is what sufficient motive can be The most striking element in THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) America. Marshall is one of the no problem of disobedience. It argued for the man who is not the Delegate’s address was per 11:15 938 Bannock Street, 1 greatest leaders in American ef seems to me, however, that I have true to truth? haps the burden he placed upo'h Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 forts for peace. The Holy Father heard children say, “Mom and We have in mind particularly the rural pastor of seeking to bet is pre-eminent in the whole world Dad? Oh sure, I love them, but those of the ilk typified by Dr. ter not only the religious life of EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT in working for peace. they are just impossible.” Is it not L. S. B. Leaky, an anthropologist his parishioners, but their temporal Subscription: $1 per year. Although news men naturally a little difficult to see respect mir of Africa, who recently decided life as well. “The rural pastor,” could not obtain full information rored in the term “impossible?” he declared, “is the central figure Qoestions on religion submitted by the radio Club Subscription, with The Register, Local Edition, $1.30 per Year. against tNe Holy Bible. Because if No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado.______on what the two men talked about, If you will analyze the situa he has found some evidence that in the Catholic Rural Life pro audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcasL. it cannot be doubted that the tion, weigh carefully the bare iron was used in Africa before it gram. His task is, of course, pri Thursday, October 21, 1948 meeting was an important one. To terms, “obedience” and “love,” I was used in Asia, he has an marily to attend to the things that the Holy Father, through reports think you will agree that neither nounced that the Bible is wrong, pertain to God; but in his hands Booklets on Catholic Church available free of cost from Church officials all over the one, of itself, denotes respect. and that the Garden of Eden, if it lie many opportunities to further world, comes information unparal Obedience alone is not respect, ever existed, was somewhere in the educational, economic, and to all inquirers. OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER leled for range and accuracy. (In for a slave or a prisoner obeys. Uganda and not in Mesopotamia. social progress of his people. In The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. cidentally, this is the one big Love alone is not respect, for some “There are still many missing deed, the whole history of Chris We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What reason why Myron C. Taylor, per men have been known to become links in the chain of evidence,” he tian civilization is marked by the WRITE TO ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or sonal representative of the Presi too much a pal and too little a fa admitted, “but we are narrowing concurrent development of spirit those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. dent to the Pope, should be kept ther to their sons. them down.” ual and temporal life. For these ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA, We hope The Register will be read in every home of the at his post, despite the bigoted It seems to me that respect is a Dr. Leaky will pardon us, we weighty reasons the position of ■Archdiocese. protests of some oon-Catholics.) beautiful combination of both love hope, if we do not go along with the rural pastor in this regard en Denver 2, Colorado We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in From L’Osservatore Romano, a..d obedience. There is obedience him in the conclusion. He will joys lofty dignity and vital social the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. semi-official Vatffcan daily, cor in true respect, but it is based on pardon us if we object to throwing importance.” 4* URBAN J. VEHR, respondents learned that “plans love, not fear. A child who has true out the Sacred Scriptures on evi A threefold program for the Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. for peace are in full development” respect for his parents will fulfill dence whose missing links are so rural pastor was laid down by the I'' and that the conference Oct. 19 their wishes because he holds them many and so apparent Delegate, with the parish as the was “aimed to hasten understand in sincere esteem. In the first place, the Bible does focal point of the whole— the pro ing regarding the future^ which is To be a good father or mother not say that the Garden of Eden motion of religion, education, and How Not to Fight Racism still so uncertain and so threaten is a most difficult task, and it be was in Mesopotamia. It does not social assistance. gins with being a good (Christian. A By Paul H. Hallett Commenting on this action, a ing.” say anything about the location For religion, he strongly urged MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY persistent flail of racism, • the child respects the virtues of his of Paradise except to mention a One of the most egregious blun The Pontiff warned that a parents; hp cannot overlook their the setting up of the (Confrater INSURANCE SINCE 1897 ders in translation or reporting Catholic Interracialist, remarks: “third World war would be sui river that went out of it and then nity of Christian Doctrine in every "It is not hard to understand why a faults if the faults overbalance the divided into four other streams. happened about three weeks ago, cide for the world.” Since the virtues. To be a respected father parish. In education, he said, “let when a ^’ew York Timex dispatch Catholic country would ban Gen increasing tension of war threats One was Gehon, which compassed there not be lacking that which ALL LINES OF INSURANCE f; tlemen's Agreement. Its intention a man must institute a self-reform all the land of Ethiopia; another reported that a Spanish ecclesi must have been felt by all our so that in him his children will we can properly call rural educa I' astic, a member of a censorship of exposing the hurt inflicted readers, we present the following was Phison, which compassed the tion, namely, special training in G u and Electric Bids. Phone TAbor l i t ! upon Jewish people by discrimi have something to respect. To be land of Hevilath; the other two board, had rejected the film. Gen encouraging item from a radio a good mother a woman must make home arts and crafts, rural econ tlemen’s Agreement, on the ground nation is good. But several other and wire dispatch to the Register were Tigris and Euphrates. After omy, and vocational agriculture.” things are very bad. When the herself what her offspring must that bit of information, men are that, “though it is a Christian duty received through the NCWC News esteem. A man or woman who is But recognizing that all work to stimulate love among individ heroine refuses to marry a Jew Service: on their own — and ajjj’ conclu she is considered merely preju obedient to the law of God is in sions they reach about tden’s lo and no play makes the dull country uals, societies, nations, and people, “Osservatore Romano in a front a position to exact the same obedi as well as city boy and gprl, he this should not extend to Jews.” diced, whereas both Jews and page comment Wednesday says cation must be attributed to them ence from the members of the —not to the Bible. added: “Periodic recreational Four days later came a denial Catholics are against marrying a the visit of Secretary Marshall to family. person of another faith because of As a matter of fact, it is impos events and welcome relaxations via Associated Press: What was the Holy Father should be re should also find place. Young and actually said was this: “Love of the danger to their faith and garded everywhere as a ‘comfort sible to be absolutely certain of Dependable for 30 Years that of their children. The hero the location because the courses old alike have strict need for re individuals, nations, and all peo ing omen giving sure promise of A Feather freshment of spirit to break the ples, including naturally the Jews, ine is divorced and defends di peace if unjust suspicions on every and names of rivers change vorce, which is against Catholic through the ages, whole peoples monotony of country life; such KILLAM GAS COlWERSIOM BURNERS gives us no right to encourage the side can • be cast off so that all moral reinvigoration is part of the propagation of errors such as morals. . . . will concur toward that economic In Your Cap migrate to different lands, and “Gentlemen’s Agreement would By Rev. Francis Syrianey even the physical aspect of regions life of the family, and an indis some contained in the film." equilibrium which is the basis of pensable element for a health\ Heat homes, churches, lodges, office buildings have been better propaganda for all political and international bal Citizens of Denver and neigh have been transformed through (Catholics if it had shown the real boring communities are being sub floods, upheavals, and the like. youth.” with unrivaled efficiency, comfort ond economy ance, and if, above all, due . ap For Dr. Leaky, then, to cast asper He laid great stress upon social Archbishop Vehr Jew with the real difficulties he preciation is given everywhere to jected to_ such concentrated doses because Killom builds burners for every type encounters; also his beautiful of publicity and propaganda these sions on the Bible simply because assistance. “The Catholic Church the pacifying influence of spiritual he reads his own conclusions into has always been in the vanguard of heating application and every installation is home ritual and his devotion to and religious values.’ days in behalf of the Community Gives Schedule learning.” Chest that they are likely to be a passage, proves not that the in this field, for social assistance specially engineered. You con depend upon This novel and film are charac “In an obvious reference to the overwhelmed. Rallies, door-to- Bible is mistaken but that Dr. is the fulfillment of the great pre teristic of too much, anti-racist Marshall plan, Osservatore says, door calls, flagpole sitters, visual Leaky is a better anthropologist cept of charity, the love for one's the Killom Guarantee of Satisfaction. Engagements of the Most Rev. literature, involving not only Jews ‘Its economic benefits create a and audible exhortations so con than he is a Scripture scholar. neighbor. The Church has assisted Urban J. Vehr to mid-December but also Negroes and other races. spiritual atmosphere more suitable found them that only one idea is And, although it may hurt his every kind of jieed: She lies given are announced this week by the The idea seems to be to show their for that order, collaboration, and left—“Fill that quota; make that pride. Dr. Leaky should be in to the cities and the countryside g a s b u r n e r c o . Chancery office as follows: equality by representing them as peace that the Pontiff has in goal.” formed that his theory on the loca hospitals, clinics, dispensaries, K iM a m Sunday, Oct. 24 — Colorado equally immersed in sin. The dif voked’.” The Community Chest has tion of the garden is* at least as nursing schools; she has given the MANUFACTURERS AND HEATING ENGINEERS Spring.s—Corpus Christ! church. ferences they strive to break down proved to be the best means of old as Christianity. Because, ac tillers of the soil every charitable 240 BROADWAY RAe* 2871 Confirmation, 4 _ p.m. Sacred are not the superficial differences providing regular budgeted assist- cording to Josephus, the Jewish assistance in olden Europe, mis Heart, Confirmation, 7:45 p.m. Tunt in KMYR every weeki^ay morning for the Sacred Heart program 7:15 to on which prejudice dwells, but the Do Your Chil(dren lance for all the charitable agen hi.storian of the first century, the sion countries, and everywhere. In 7 :S0 and the Killaro ebory with Bing Croeby. 7 :4ft to 8. Nov. 17 to 19—Washington— la.sting spiritual distinctions, on cies of a community. It deserves Nile is one of the four great rivers reference to this, it is not only Bishops’ meeting. which alone the peace and har Respect You? every bit of support that every in that were formed from the river of useful but also necessary to organ Monday, Nov. 22—Chicago— mony between the divisions of dividual can give it. Contribu Paradise. Many commentators ize . . . organize in the same sense Meeting of the Catholic Church mankind can rest with dignity. By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen tions to the Community Chest are have adopted this view, based of uniting the efforts of all for Extension society. The priest-teachers of a Midwest a “must” for Catholics, since our chiefly on the connection described co-operative union, indeed I mighi Saturday, Nov. 27—Cathedral— The equality they strive after is the equality of slavery. boys’ school were having a get-to own institutions receive such ex between Gehon, one of the upiden- say precisely to form co-operative Bock To School Styles Pontifical Mass for deceased re Greater charity toward Jews gether with the fathers of their tensive benefits from the Chest. tified rivers, and the land of Cush, unione.’’ ligious, 9:30 a.m. cannot be won by breaking down charges. The principal of the There is danger, however, that which is often identified with ■ It is becoming more and more Will Please You Sunday, Nov. 28 — Cheyenne school had been labeled as par in contributing to a ma.ss appeal, Ethiopia or modern Abyssinia. Wells, Confirmation, 3:30 p.m. the tenets of Christianity, and no evident that the Church in Amer body recognizes this more than a ticularly “rugged” by the boys. To such as that of the Chest, which It is true, however, that most ica must be strong on the land if Oar tailoring It toned to the timet. Hugo, Confirmation, 7 :30 p.m. get the straight of the situation, a supports 80 agencies, we will over commentators think the Garden of Sunday, Dec. 5—Greeley-;-Our thoughtful Orthodox Jew, like the it is to be strong in the cities. The columnist, George Sokolsky, who father, whose boy was continually look the true meai;ing of charity. Eden was somewhere in Asia Church in the U.S., unfortunately, THE CONGRESS Lady of Peace church—Confirma chafing under school regulations, Our charitable agencies could not Minor. But Dr. Leaky should be tion, 4 p.m. St. Peter’s church. recently said that he was in favor is largely an urban Church. The CLOTHING CO. of spending taxpayers’ money for asked the priest: exist without our donations and honest in his pronouncements. If cities, according to birth rate sta Confirmation. 7:30 p.m. experience has proved that a con he thinks commentators are mis Tuesday, Dec. 7—St. Thomas’ school busses to conduct children "Are you Fathers really as tough tistics, are failing to reproduce SUITS AND TOPCOATS centrated appeal is most beneficial taken, then let him attack them, themselves. The only way they "Spedal Attention to ClorfT* seminary—First Vespers .for the to parochial schools or anywhere on the boys as they tell us?” Hail Ordero else they can receive morality in There was no hesitation in the for the agencies involved. The not the Bible. can keep up their populations is Feast of the Immaculate Concep impersonal character, however, of Just how wide has been the tion. an amoral world. principal’s answer: through the moving of large num C33 ISth S t TA. 4710 Also, entirely too much em “Of course we are. If we were a blanket check, no matter how range of man’s speculation over bers of young persons every year Tailor Hado Hcadr Hada Sunday, Dec. 12—St. Cajetan’s large, does not offer much benefit the location of Eden, how foolish church, Confirmation, 4 p.m. phasis is being put on the teaching not, the boys would treat us the from the country to the city. of the responsibility of the Jews same way they treat you.” to the donor. and unfair it is to accuse the Bible In making your Community of man's speculation, can be seen But if these population replace 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION for the Crucifixion as a motive for in Washington Irving’s biogrraphy ments for the cities are coming anti-Jewish persecution. No well- Everybody knows that the en Chest contributions, therefore, from a largely non-Catholic coun ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER taught Catholic or other Christian forcement of discipline is necessary keep always in mind the real need of Christopher Columbus. Irving that exists, even if you know of says that one of the purposes that tryside, the cities, too, will gradu Week of Sunday, Oct. 24: understands the curse laid upon in the management of a school, as ally become less and less Catholic. Bleited Sacrament church, Den it is for the proper control of the only one individual case. Acting prompted Columbus’ voyage to the the race as authorization or ex new world was a desire to find the The Church must be strong on the J. J. BELLA INSURANCE ver; Mt. St. Gertrude academy, cuse for in any way humiliating youthful members of a family. But to alleviate the need in that case, land, the .natural habitat of the Boulder; St. Catherine’i, Iliff not every parent uses discipline. you identify yourself with the garden, which was believed by some the Jew. A Spanish ecclesiastic, source of need ir. such manner that at that time to be located some family, if the future of the Church Marie A. Celia Jack J. Celia (13 Hours’); and St. Augus after concluding a recent study of Everybody knows, too, that the in this nation is to be secure. tine’s, Kit Carson (13 Hours’). the curse imposed on the Jewish kindly tempering of discipline is your charity can be personalized where in th.e Southern hemisphere. nation, concludes: “It is certain necessary for correct parental Then it takes on the character Dr. Leaky may be right in his "Insurance of All Kinds" that, as Christians, we feel for guidance. But not every parent that which Christ commended conclusion. Maybe Paradise was UN Assembly Praises them a profound sorrow, because who enforces discipline uses com “As long as you did it to one of in Africa. But let him beware of CATHOLIC RADIO LOG mon sense. these, the least of My brethren, casting aspersions on the veracity 42 Years of Dependable Service tu the Field where from this people has arisen the you did it to Me.” of the Bible. Because the Bible Missionaries'Labor Station KOA best that has been on the earth: Parents want respect from their A generous gift to the Com does not say where our first par Dependability U Essential. CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, Jesus Christ and His Most Holy children. .4nd children want to re Mother. If it were only for that, munity Chest merits the privilege ents lived. Washington. — Praise, explicit 4 p.m. spect their ■ parents. The experi of -wearing the proud emblem of and implicit, has been afforded the a Caiit. ASK AND LEARN—-Sunday, the Jewish people would deserve ence. however, of every priest who 1120 Security Bldg. nth Phone KE. 2633 our compassion and esteem.” the red feather in >our hat. .4 gift missioners for their work in UN 11:15 p.m. deals with children proves that the that is motivated by true charity Rural Church “trust” territories. This comes to Station KVOD Anti-Semitism exists in its most I desired situation is not always the will do more than brighten up your virulent form among people who light in the coincidental celebration HOUR OF FAITH—Sunday. ' fact. cap. It will add to the luster of Must Be Strong of both Mission Sunday and UN 9:30 a.m. have deserted Christianity or What is respect—the kind that the halo you hope some day to never known it. And the miseries By Rev. John B. E bel day on Oct. 24. Station KMYR God demands from children toward wear. Almost all the parishes in Colo An explicit tribute was Britain’s of the Jewish people are by no their parents? SACRED HEART PROGRAM means all caused by un-Christian rado, outside of those in two or Sir Alan Burns’ statement: “I con —Weekdays at 7:15 R.xxi. discrimination, as a reading of any Some will make respect synon Named Editor three cities, are either wholly or sider that the people of Africa— Sunday at 12:45 p.m. sympathetic portrayal of Jewish ymous with strict obedience. But Nashville.—• The Rev, Joseph partly rural. There should be con and, in fact, the people of the whole Station KFEL life, lik? the writings of Israel does every child who obeys his Wilson Cunningham has been siderable interest, therefore, in the world—owe these missionaries a AVE MARIA HOUR—Sunday. Zangpvill, will convince anyone. parents have sincere respect for named editor of the Tennessee proceedings of the National Cath great debt of gratitude.” The 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. The maintenance in full vigor of them? Register, Nashville. He succeeds olic Rural Life Conference held in prosaic record of the small nations’ MOVING & STORAGE FAMILY THEATER — Thurs- Christian teaching is the only Parents, by absolute, unwaver the Rev. Edward J. Cleary, editor La Crosse, Wig., Oct. 15-20. development under the missioners’ day, 8 p.m. guarantee the Jews have of sur ing harshness toward their off since 1942, w’ho will become a This organization, which aims self-sacrificing tutelage is theoim- vival. spring, can demand obedience, and chaplain in the U. S. armed forces. to bring Christ to the land, and plicit commendation. STORAGE SPruce 2671 | . LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY 1258 So. Pearl YOU PAY ONLY 5 0 ^ A ROOM A MONTH MAin .5314 F. J. KIRCHHOF Construction Co. BUILDERS We Appreciate Your Patronage , 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. KSTABUSHBD SINCB IMS The American Fixture Co. Munractarara at [ Church Pews and Altars | ! : I Chundi Furniture , Bank, Bar, and Store Fixtures MUlwork of All Kinds Frank KireUiof, Prasident a St.' C F. Stahl, Secretary, Denver, Colo. .1 [ •!! 1 ■ t. |. ■ 1 J ■4 9 » f kai JiU Office, 938 Bannock Stretl « THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephene, KEyitone 4205 Thursday, October 21, 1948* ST. JOHN'S PARISH Archbishop's Guild Former Pastor to Give Regis High School Look At Your Hut—r **Everyone El$e DoetP* KNIGHT SERVICE CO. P la n s Coimminion Delegates Attend Tba WalLDrMMd Man la Uilns Hilt Uarriaa Mission at St Dominic's FACTORY FINISHED MOTOR TUNING G i y ^ O a r Breakfast Oct. 24 A t Forensic Meet (St. Dominte'f Partth, Dunver) 'The senior patrol of troop 1 of ROBERTS u CompletP Auto Service (Archbithop’i Guild, Denver) the Girl Scouts will join the gen Commni^ Chest The Rev, Robert P. Carroll, O.P., The Regis high school chapter —the hat man W«thin( - Poliihing & Lubrication The Archbishop’s guild will at eral meeting of the (jirl Scouts to tend its fall Communion Mass and will open on Oct. 31 a two-week be held in Morrisoh Friday, Oct. of the National Forensic league Ladies Hats Too! to 7 ^ 1 etb A , at Detroit FR. 3396 enjoy breakfast at St. Francis de mission in the church where he 22, at which time a covered-dish was represented at the speech in 258 BroadwaT . '^PICK-UP— DELIVERY Sales’ church, Denver, on Oct. 24, served as pastor for six years supper will be served under the stitute held Saturday, Oct 16, at SPnie«/472G PermanrnI Waviti|t the University of Colorado in at 9 o’clock. Miss Josephine Hytrek f n ^ 1927 to 1933, He will be supervision of Mrs. Herbert Stre- a Specialty RADIO SERVICE is in charge with Miss Kay Hueber lesky, scout leader. Boulder where plans were per Josi ftood. Honetf and assisting. Reservations should be fected for all high school debating My Lady Edith Rallabiff Work made immediately by contacting Babe Sale Suceeit competition throughout the Rocky ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH Phitnt* OK. »222 circle presidents or by calling Miss The bake sale conducted by the Mountain area this year. Beauty Shoppe Hytrek at TA. 6649. PTA under the direction of the ELECTRO PRODUCTS CO. The first dinner meeting of the new president, Mrs. Fred Sabon, Minnie Keu«l9r. Mrr new guild council was held at th* with Mrs. George W. Stock, gen Washisglon Park Mkl. RudisilllGA 2804 E. 6tk Are. EA. 0788 U U E. (th Aft. It Gilpin Navarre cafe Oct. 13. A gen eral chairman, resulted in a sub now be revised Into a Fede 1 Hed <9 White Food Store eral meeting of the guild was stantial addition to the funds of World Government Speakers Grocery & Morkot the association. ^ BILL HUGHES. Prop. held Wednesday, Oct. 20, at the the morning session at Bouk Quality Meata — Grocariaa Catholic Charities annex, at which BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH Thanks are expressed by Mrs. 1 Complete Food Service Froah and Frozen Fruita time new officers were installed. Sabon, Mrs. Stock, and all the and Ve»lablea Eddie Ott’s Broadmoor will be workers and contributors of baked international co-operation. 598 Smith Gilpin Wt Appreeiat* Tour Patranaz* the setting of the annual fall bene goods for the success of the sale. The afternoon session v ■nt'i Smart te Be Tfcrtfty* Loniaiana A Clayton SP. 8717 ROSS VARIETY STORE fit and dance Monday, Nov. 8. A radio will be on display. Third Order to Meet What the ' NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR Miss Helen Flyn^ of the Morning The Third Order of S t Dominic Hardware • Toyi Star circle announced her engage will meet for a formal chanting of rado. LEN’S Pharmacy ment to Ludwick Thaler of Denver. the Office in the church Sunday vkh ( MEAT BILL ^;) 22I4-I6 Kearney DeUgatai Littad L. C. K. Prop, Doctor Orders..,- Their wedding will take place in afternoon, Oct 24, at 4 o’clock. Attending from Regis Member SL Vincent de Pani'e Parteh f Bv Buying in Quantity I 1 OE 4488 the Christmas holidays. Jennie Pet- This IS a departure from the ^ Have Yonr Doctor Phone monthly meeting usually held in school were E. Rodney Cr ( Complete Proceaaing Service S schnauer, the former Jennie Pas S.J., and Joseph A. drau. ^ Ut Your Prescription quale and member of the Morning the rectory reading room and is ) Steel Lockers Available ) occasioned by the fact that special NEW HOMES FOR SALE Star circle, is returning to Denvei ulty and debating coaches; : 2707 E. Louisiana -RA. 3739 with her husband and daughtei observance of Rosary month is to At Loolaiana and Sooth Claytan KING'S FRIGID 2 and 3 Bed Rooma in Park Hill from St. Paul, Minn., to make hei be held by this organization of Office DE. 4288 which Mrs. Bernard Pilz is prioress. acts as assistant coach; and 1 Complete Real Entate Raretca home here. The next regnilar meet Carlin, • Ed Towey, and [ FOOD BANK < ing of this circle will be held in The group will receive Holy Com munion in the 7:30 Mass. Earley, Regis high school y (Mr. A Mri A A. Kins, of * \ JOHN F. BRUNO the home of Clella Barry on Oct Rev. Robert P. Carroll, O.P, dents. “FInl Thii^ RnT V Cathedral Parish 1 . / 29. Catechism classes for boys and J Realtor The September meeting of the assisted by the Rev. Thomas H. girls attending public grade lipRSd (hDOSMNiiiy OhMl ( 2041 So. University ) 6107 K. 22nd Little Flower circle was held in Dailey, O.P., a member of the schools were started under the di / ^ PE. 3533 ) Western mission band of the Do rection of the teaching sisters Sun the home of Rosemary MeShane tentative plans were made Mrs. Winifred Gibbons and Pa minican order. day after the 9 o\lock Mass. Assured by S LET US CHECK THAT tricia Paprocki joined the circle. Father Carroll is the superior of These classes will be held every Mrs. Elizabeth Saya entertained the Western mission band of the Sunday in the school year at the March 18 and 19 next year, fUyistered Pharmacists WARDROBE BEFORE the circle Oct. 14. Margaret Stolte same hour and in the same place. decided that Dominicans with headquarters in extempore topic would be “ RONNIE BRAE T9wr doctor's prescription will ba SCHOOL STARTS was a guest at the October meeting Houston, Tex. When the Very Parents who did not register their corraetlr diiponiod at Park Hill and Ethel Creede was a guest at Rev. Peter O’Brien, O.P., came to children last Sunday may do so ture.” D ra f Company . . . 8 rerlftered both meetings. Denver 48 the new pastor of S t Oct. 24, after the children’s Mass iShopping llistrict | pharaaditt to Mrrt yoa. CREST CLEANERS' Mary O’Brien was hostess to Dominic’s church, one of his first at 9 o’clock. Wa proadiy acknowledge 108 par the Ave Maria circle on Wednes thoughts was to arrange a mission rent acceptance by the medical pro* Rosary devotions are being held Regis Mothers' Club faaaion, dot to fair prlcaa. prompt AND day, Oct. 6. in her home. The eve for the parish. every evening of the month of Oc aarrfea, and onoaeatlened accuraep. ning was spent sewing on linetis. The first week will be for the tober, including Sundays, at 7:30 Bonnie Brae . < 5 ■ 1 ■ fo r DlftlnctiTa Pritaa for Brldgt Miss Marie Celia will entertain women and the second week for the in the church. They consist of Will Play Host Partiea and all other occaalonih-> TAILORS' DYERS the members of Blessed Martin men of the parish. There will be exposition of the Blessed Sacra DRUG CO. 1 VISIT OVR GIFT DEPARTMENT ! ALFRED C. ANDERSEN Owner-Hentcei SAVE ON CASH AND CARET circle in her home Oct. 25. services for the children of the ment, Rosary, litany, prayer to The Mystical Rose circle met in parish. These services will be ar St. Joseph, and Benediction. Fol Have rour Doetor phone ut Oom^nifif O hiit, 2210 Kearney DE 6430 the home of Ann Kitto. Nine mem ranged at a convenient time so as lowing the services Confessions are The Regis Mothers’ club rout Pretcriptiont bers were present and the girls not to interfere with the regular heard. Beer. Wines, Etc. worked on linens. school schedule. On Friday evenings the October and daughters of the J Its So. Unfeerstty BA. 1174 On Thursday, Oct. 21, Mrs. La- Father O’Brien has announced devotions are combined with the ■Tuesday, No(lov. verne Schoendollar will act as that Masses for the two-week Rosary Holy Hour conducted from RNOMI hostess to members of the Blessed IA.771I mission will be at 6:30, ,7:15, 8, 7:30 to 8:30. Veneration of the GONOGO PRODUGTS Preisser’s Red & WhGe .Sacrament circle, at which time and 9 o’clock every weekday. In relic of Mother Cabrini takes place Q i v e ^ O u r the members will work on chil the evening the services will start after the devotions. Lubriratinn, Car Washing, Balteriea dren’s garments. Rerhargrd. Tire Valcanizing Grocery and Market at 7:30 o’clock and will consist of The young people’s club is The dance will be one Tha firm* iieted here deterve to Mrs. Martha Serafini of Our Rosary, sermon, and Benediction. FANCY MEATS. VBGETABUIS, AMD be remembered, when you are die* Comn^nib Chest Lady of Sorrows circle is much making arrangements for a games BONNIE'BRAE QUAIJTY GROCRRIEB AT tributinf your patronage to the dif* improved after her recent illness PTA to Meet party to be held in the church au tions of the year. Mrs. LOWER PRICES faraat lints of businase. and is able to oe back at work. ditorium W’ednesday evening, Oct. CONOCO SERVICE 'Free Delivery SPmes 4447 The first fall meeting of the 27, at 8 o’clock. 724 So. Univenitr PE. 9909 iUI E Ohi* Are. (Be. Untr. ooB Oile) Mrs. Evalyn Jarratt entertained PTA will be held in the school hall this circle in her home Oct. 12. The annual turkey party will be ticket sales. The members finished a new set of Thursday evening, Oct. 21, at 8 held by the Holy Name Ushers o’clock. The general meeting will on Wednesday, Nov. 17, in the vestments. be preceded by a council meeting McCallin Infant Baptized church auditorium. A committee ciation to the students at of the officers and room mothers composed of Phil Mahoney, Frank SOUTH GAYLORD The infant daughter of the An at 7:30, at which time a vice presi Mary’s academy for the den drew McCallins was baptized and Stone, and Joseph Bretz is work dent will be selected for approval ing out the details. named Maryann by the Rev. Fred of the general assembly to succeed high school homecoming. Shopping District erick McCallin at St. Johns church, Mrs. Thomas T. Hartnett, who has Sunday, Oct. 17. The Rev. Charles OPEN SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS AND EVENINGS moved out of the state. Jones and the Rev. William Jones J A C K M c L a u g h l i n E. Colfaa at Iranhoe DE. 6342 attended the ceremony. Th^ spon The formal meeting will be con ducted by Mrs. Fred Sabon, presi Oversfake's Pharmacy SAVE TIRES — BUY AT OLBON'B sors were Mrs. Jack J. Walsh and Associated With 1 Mary Anne Bakeries John Thomas McCallin, who acted as dent. A program has been ar 1000 So. Gaylord RA. 4401 ranged by Mrs. S. F. Speas, chair 4 ^ ^ [ SpeetalUte In FOOD Scholl proxy for John L. McCallin. A CORNER Have Your Doctor Phone family reception was held imme man. I Clothes That Satisfy Vs His Prescription STORES The meeting will open with Fa 16th. A ARAPAHOE \ PARTY PASTRIES OLSON’S F IN E S T diately following the ceremony in ” U Broadway IHd Be. Gaylord We Deliver '• r M E A T S A N D the McCallin home. Mrs. McCallin ther O’Brien offering the prayer 2750 W. 29th GL. 3613 GROCERIES a member of the Immaculate and leading the salute to the flag. SP. 7413 PE..7315 We Give Green Stamp} Miss Bernadette Costello will Y81S Felrfez Conception circle. 3030 E 6th EA. 1801 PR. 1T«I The members of the St. Frances speak on the current Community Cabrini circle were entertained by Chest drive. Denver Garage Peggy Hickey in her home recently Mrs. Sabon will introduce Fa GAY LORD CLEANERS and spent the evening sewing on .V “ B O B ’ S IGA ther O’Brien, who will be mak U. E. Patrick. Pro^ SL FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH linens. ing his first appearance before the 1437 California St. Mr. and Mrs. William O’Meara Pt A group. He will outline his announce the birth of a son, Paul educational policy in respect to Theatre Parking, 35c SUPER MARKET W e It’s a thrill Thomas, in St. Anthony’s hospital the present parochial school and Aft*r (:(« P.M. ! Oct. 9. Mrs. O’Meara is a mem plans for the new school to be Protect Your Car—Park Inside Meats ■ Grocarias - VegetabUa Clean ^ ber of Our Lady of Lourdes built adjacent to the present Better Quality for Lett ti be reieiberei circle. This circle was entertained church. IT COSTS NO MORE SULLIVAN Stare at its September meeting by An entertainment program will Yeur Summer [ with Miss Margaret O’Connor and Mrs. Let Vt Service Your Car While You Shop Paint & Supply consist of duets by Theresa Phe W Garments in f Teresa Korte in the O’Connor lan and Joanne Sillstrop, who will Jim Butler, Member of St. Joseph’s Parish FULL LINE OF PAINTS home. The members spent the \ ^ Piaitic Bagi | evening sewing on linens and la^’- be accompanied by Bob Cavarra; CASSIDY HICKS WALLPAPERS ^ - RA. 1818 ettes. tap dancing. Jack and Nancy Model Airplanes St Suppliai 1025 So. GEyiop^* L/ f r e e d e l iv e r y Miss Madelyn Nalty of St. Hamill; and recitations and songs 2219 E. Misaiaaippi RA. 1925 Wa GIva J t i t Green Stamps ^ YOU WILL BE PROUD Luke’s circle announced her en- by Anne Hoare of Loretto Heights ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH iMIsslaaippI si 8o. Gaylord) y THEY CAME FROM i agement to Thomas Shields of college, accompanied by her I FORGET-!HE-NOT I tlessed Sacrament parish. The mother, Mrs. Patrick Hoare. A Opcnlof tf couple plan an early winter wed social hour will be enjoyed. Visits ^ FLOWER SHOP ) ding. will be made to the classhooms, G iv s ^ llir GEORGE'S CLEANERS HARDWARE [ommunitij FloiuErj i 285 SO. DOWNING I St. Joseph’s circle met Sept. 27 and the parents will meet and talk PYREXWAKK, SILKX CUKKKK MAKEB8 with the new principal. Sister Ag- Goers* P«rry. Prop. KEHTONB - UcMURTRT PAINTS in the home of Mrs. Rozella Hepp. (.Mtmlwr of SL Catherine's Parish) HOUSEHOLD WARB K + n r o 1043 SOUTH GRYLOWJ The circle is planning a Halloween nelliif, and the other teaching Goemsi^ Ghsst Expert Cleaning and Repairing JACKSON’S sisters. >)T0lc PHONE SPrucf73181,< Kid party on the evening of Oci. lO'.it Cash and Carrr So. Gaylord Hdw. Go. 21 in the home of Alberta Kurtz. Communion Day Sot ( VAN ZIMMERldAN. Uaoazer | J Cut Rate Drugs Mrs. Ethel McCarthy enter 2U t W. 44th STS. Ph. Gl 1055 So. Gaylord SP. 2961 PRESCRIPTIONS tained the Sancta Maria circle in The Girl Scouts of all the troops MERK'S FOUNTAIN SERVICE her home Oct. 15. Several mem in the school will receive Com PBBE PROMPT DBUVERT bers of Stella Maris circle have an munion in the 9 o’clock Mass on CATHEDRAL PARISH Q uality Cleaning t h e DRUG STORE CaO 8 P S448 Downing A Alameda nounced the birth of new babies. Sunday, Oct. 31. Breakfast will SHOES FOR ; A son, Richard Allan, was bom to be served to the Girl Scouts in the Washington Park CUT RATE PRICES church auditorium. Preteriptlont Accorateb Filled Mr. and Mrs. Gene Schierburg Cleaners ENTIRE FAMILY! Wine*. Beers, Etc. — Fountain July 8. Jeanne, born Aug. 27, is Girl Scout week will be observed K I O i ^ O M Y M. W. CHRISTENSFN 1300 So. Pearl SP. 753^ BUCHANAN’S the, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. by troop 237 with a demonstra Nazi U Ctarka's Cliarck OaeSa Louett Prices in Denver ' tion of citizenship in an original 1087 S. Gaylord SP. 7898^ Henry Sonnleitner. Mr. and Mrs. “When In lorn epiriu call Jerry" Children’a Shoaa $3.50 to $3.95 The linns listed here deserve to Christian Bros. Wines Joseph Kissell also have a daugh play and song feature composed be remembered when you «re dis All Popelir Been and written by Mrs. Fred Sabon, *0001M X-Ray Fitting We Dellvei ter, Joan Mary, born Sept. 29. Vixvte.,COLO 1634 Tremont KR. 4554 tributing your patronage to the dif The September meeting of the a leader of tne troop. The skit The firms listed here de- ferent lines of business. 377 So. FKEB DKIJVEBY PRBB PARKINb Cushioned Shoes PE. 1777 circle was held in the home of will be presented Tuesday, Nov. 2, serve to be remembered Kathleen Sheil. in the church auditorium. Health Spot Shoes A RKPUTABI.E DRUG when you are distributing SOUTH DENVER DRUG STOKE Wm. N. Snider. Prop. your patronage in the dif- SENDEL SHOE STORE Classes Hold Elections 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 5087 Let Vs Fill Your Prescriptions iJoyce Cleaners; 1 ferent lines of business. Wines, Beers, Etc. John and Albert Nillson At St. Mary's Academy RA 5191 695 So. Pearl FINER (St. Mary’s Academy, Denver) The first issue of Smart Talk, Colfaa at UawninR ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH FREE DELIVERY Class elections were held with the school paper, was distributed KErotona 8217 the following results: Seniors— Friday. Alameda Drug Store GLEANING Mary Ellen Mulcahy, president; At a National Forensic league Jean Shea, vice president; Mar meeting plans were discussed for JERRY’S RESTAURANTii V. 0. PETERSON, Pnp. Spadallitnt in Spifhattl. lene Freudenstein, secretary; Alice a speechch meet to be held at Long SHUnO BROS. Btaaka. Friad CMckan. RiriaU Cut Rate Draj(s 1284 So. Pearl Altendorf, treasurer; and Beverly mont in the near future. The Shirley Garage' Murray, historian; juniors—Joan D e liv e r, O rn C U L AAA GARAOB HNEST OF FRUITS AND Fountain Servica • Sch-K>l Snpplie* Motkars’ Club Maati pjyafTAkor9760 PHONB TABOR i t l l Jerry's Restaurant SP. 3662 Dickman, president; Natalie Bog- Day OM Nloht S teno^ Kepnlrtno. VEGETABLES Your BuMlnoMM Appreciated gio, vice president; Mary Frieber- St. Mary’s Mothers’ club held • EA. 4586 >4*1 e. (>>irai at C«ek Alameda and Broadway rwvwAwwwwvuv ger, secretary; Kat Ruelle, treas its first meeting Oct. 18 'with Mrs. ini-n UNCOLN ST. Froo DeUrory n il B. Olfoa DE. 9940 V urer; and D’Lene Marend, histo Freudenstein presiding. Plans were rian; sophomores—Jeanne Elliot, made for the activities of the year. president; Flora J. Stutz, vice Seniors initiated the incoming ANNUNCIATION president; Betty Mae ()etz, secre freshmen Oct. 20. A change of at LOECHNER AND LYNCH, INC. See FRANK ANTONELU tary; Nancy McCabe, treasurer; tire and stunts at noon officially riN I FLOOR COVRRINQB and Jane Coupe, historian; fresh introduced the 1952 class into St. A Complete Line of Rune. Carpeu and Unoteume AT TED’S , men—Jane Eyre, president; Mery Mary’s student body. After school the seniors entertained tRe fresh lotariw Deearatlat Rerrlea — Draperlts — Contract Warli IneHoS The Best in Wines and Beers Pat Brennan, vice president; Oddie FR. 3008 RTR BT APPoiNTHKNT 7501 E. C01J‘'AX AVE. Alanis, secretary; Jeanne Barrett, men at a garden party. 3504 E. Cdfax .8881 treasurer; and Barbara Meine, As a stimulus to the Denver . fnoni historian. Community Chest campaign an as CH i z m Sl«f HATHAWAY’S Also elected were the mission sembly was held Tuesday at which T tl FOR ALL CALL FR. 9986 FOR COS. M S «• ORPIN crusade leaders. They are Kay a Loretto Heights student talked r lO W C T S OCCASIONS Booth and Rosemarie Murphy, on the drive. CITY LACE CLEANERS both seniors. 2626 East 3rd Ave. Phon* DE. 6891 EXPERT RADIO REPAIR A M EMBER OF ST. D O M IN IC 'S PARISH INVITES Cartclna • Pillows Carefntir Claontd and Retnmad Saas Bias. Special Cora ING . FREE DELIVERY Navy Day Silver Tea Giran 1* Tobla Linaaa. BUnkata Lanndared WiUiont Skrinkac*- BLOCK FLORAL CO. YOUR PATRONAGE All Work Guarantaed LOYOLA Scheduled on Oct. 27 WOBR CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED 3238 Eait Colfax The Rocky MmlfTtain' Navy DE. 3020 FR. 3351 noil AC LOWEST Mothers’ club 462 will hold a Navy Authorized Dealer . U K U v ) PUCES IN DENVBB Prescriptiona NOB HILL INN day silver tea and entertainment The firms listed here de a s BAST COLFAX ■1 !■ * at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 27, in serve to be remembered ARVIN RADIOS ' ROCKY'S PHAR. the basement of Washington Park OOCETAI14 Congregational church, 400 S. Wil when you are distributing , f T O U Delicious Dinners THE BLARNEY ‘ 7a s a S i‘ EA. 9867, 17tb Ave. at Race liams street. All club members, your patronage in the dif neighbors, and friends are invited HOT AND COLD LUNCHES miEutCoUu rawHB till nUNKUM IT. K. M. nOBi T. J. BATB8 ferent lines of business. f to attend. * Tmi BuhiMi la AppracUtW Bara L u Thursday, October 21,1948 938 B an n ock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4205 3< ^ Qaelf of S i ^ a rif’i DPI Leaders Still Knotted at 3-All All Doubleheaders Now Fransalians Raiders' Predicted Form St. Francis' Challenged Top Mullen Back; Jays Ramble Sunday by Coming Tigers St. Francis’ Gremlins It was in no unconvincing manner Sunday that Cathe scored a tight 6-0 win over dral high showed football fans why it is in a tie for first With the St. Francis’-Mullen game last week ending fighting Mullen high’s Mus place in the Parochial league. The Bluejays thoroughly Friday night play for the season, all Parochial league foot tangs in the final arc tilt of trounced S t Joseph’s Bulldogs, 47-0, in the most one-sided ball interest will center around the Sunday double-headers in the DPL season on Friday, runaway of the season. the new Bears’ stadium for the remainder of the schedule. Oct. 15. The win kept the Interpreting In the opening game of the double-header Regis thumped An This Sunday St. Francis’ meets Holy Family team at 1 Gremlins in a tie with Cathe Officials’ nunciation team, 32-7, for ita first o'clock and Annunciation team dral for first place in the league victory. Net result of the plays Mullen, starting at 3 p.m. league standings. Signals game was the switching of league I The Gremlins, currently tied standings for the two teams. The with Cathedral for the first-place OVER IN A HURRY Red Raiders jumped to fifth place SIDELINE position in the league standings The scoring lasted quick on Fri and the Cardinals dropped down and sporting a fpur-and-nothing day. Jim Hegge, Gremlin fullback, a notch to the No. 6 spot. record, are given a'slight nod over cappeti the third series of plays the Tigers, in third place with one by pounding off tackle and cutting SNAPBACKS HURT SIDELIGHTS loss in three starts. Be it remem back for 24 yards and a TD even That nagging affliction of the By Jim Kexly bered, however, that this is only before the night’s chill air beran league—the bad center pass— the slightest of nods. For Joe Lof to turn noses and fingers blue. caught up with the Bulldogs early FRANK C^ARA freda’s boys seem to have slowed Taking the ensuing kickoff and in the contest And after Alberry « > u S & * * W s ' Right Hall OOAOH jo e VERDUCOl Situation normal and no change down considerably since their first powering for a first down on the had covered the ball for'the Blue- to report—that is the net result two victories—one against a non + SL Francis 48, Mullen ran smack jays on the Bulldogs’ 40, in one + + of last week’s predictions, which league opponent, Pueblo Catholic into its plague for the evening— mighty drive that picked up two hit an accuracy average of .733 high. Last Friday they looked a inability of receivers to handle the first downs in eight plays. Cathe again, with four of the favorites far cry from a first-place team, soft, lob passes tossed right into dral crossed over for the first falling by the wayside. Villanova, squeezing out a not-too-impressive their hands by Sandri and Maes. score, Colaiano plunging into the Detroit, Holy Cross college, and 6-0 victory over Mullen, the Tom Reagan halted the threat by end zone. Coast's Colorful Gael; Marquette were the unco-operative league’s so-called doormat team. intercepting the fourth-down The next two times Cobe Jones’ offenders and of the four only They did win, however, and are aerial and running it back to the charges got possession of the ball Marquette failed to hold the dif still undefeated. Tlie pay-off comes Mustangs’ 44. After a penalty, they carried all the way for scores. ferential to one touchdown. A from final scores, not general im elusive Jim Hegge, stepped over DELAY OF GAME— First, culminating a 50-yard drive greater number of unknowns en pressions or statistics. and around grasping tacklers for Folded arms. started at midfield as a result of To M eet D. U. S a t u r d a y ter the picture in the next 15, Holy Family team hai fallen 19 yards, but futile passes brought Mac Marshall’s punt being par as well as a few more tossups, before only the Card*. It hat forward motion to a stop on the tially blocked and aided by a 16- MEET ST. MARY’S GAELS, who Sat the camp of the Maraga Marauders. games that contain every possi 2q. yard penalty that placed the ball' urday afternoon at D. U. stadium will bring Diminutive Joe, a former University of Cal- beaten Mullen, 25-13, and St. bility of going to either opponent. Joieph’t, 18-7. The improved d o w n —NEVER OUT on the one-yard line, Andy May Colorado its first 1948 glimpse of Catholic ,ifornia star quarterback, is only five-feet five- The average should be shaken con went over guard on a qb. sneak. college football in what appears to be a closely inches and scales no more than 165 pounds. He Tigers have not crushed any foe, Again unheiitating credit siderably for better or worse by but neither have they been in Despite a completed pass play matched affair with the Denver university is the 14th gridiron master at St. Mary’s since the outcome of these frays. mutt go to Dick Brown’* that backfired for a tnree-yard Pioneers. John Jaunet, player-coach of 1895, and is a any serious danger in either of scrambling, scrappy crew for Friday, Oct. 22 their two league victories. If the loss. Cathedral went for its third Headed by Coach Joe Verducci, the team keen disciple of the T-formation of the Clark spirit and effort displayed de touchdown, again in eight plays. from Morago, Calif., is scheduled to arrive by Shaughnessy-Chicago Bears’ school of gridiron Detroit over Wayne—Startled Tigers function properly with spite a crushing weight disad their variegated attack they Schnabel took a handoff from May train Friday. Thirty-three players are listed offensive strategy. out of complacency by a 6-0 loss vantage. A hale and hearty Gene and went for the six points from on the traveling squad, a predominantly young Off this basic T-formation, the Galloping to Miami (Fla.), the Titans will may well push Cathedral— idle Benton might have spelled vic six yards out. this week end— into the No. 1 tory. George Bravadica at left group (average, 19-21) that includes but one Gaels will present wide-open football based on regain their winning stride by at Just before halftime, a Schnabel- senior. All will be strangers to Centennial state speed and deception and calling for, in Ver- least two TDs. spot in the league race and con guard and Ray Cordinaz at right sequently take the punch from to-May-to-Colaiano forward-lateral fans unless you are inclined to accept Tackle ducci’s own words, ‘‘lots of flankers, spread for Georgetown over Fordham — end shone in the line, and San- play took the ball from the Bull Hank Decker of Aberdeen, S. Dak., as a near mations, passing, and more passing.’ The Rams move b a d into the big the Cathedral-St. Francis’ game dri’s work-horse duty in - the one week hence— that is if they dog 40 to the 11. Schnabel swept neighbor. THE GRID GAELS of ’48 have not estab time after a breather with St. backfield rates mention. left end two plays later to ring FROM THE DAYS of Slip Madigan’s geo Francis’. They are bound to rue can work well despite the tough lished themselves as a power to be feared in Gremlin forward wall. up another Cathedral TD. graphically amazing tours to the annual Ford- West coast circles, but then no one particularly the return. Slovak Workers Place Only inasmuch as more of the ham classic in New York, through the ‘‘Whiz expected that to happen. A glance at the start Loyola (Calif.) over Pomona— When the Cardinals and the game was played in S t Joseph’s Kid” era' of ‘‘Squirmin’ Herman” Wedemeyer ing lineup reveals part of the reason; Six soph With no middle path to follow Must-.ngs tangle, the number six ILLEGAL USE OF territory and more Cathedral sub and his mates, right down to the present, the omores and five juniors, and the subs are not to against teams that approximate and seven teams in the league will Crucifixes in Shops stitutes got a chance to play was Gaels have been known as advocates of the be characterized by depth in either experience their own strength, the Lions ap be battling for position. Mullen HANDS AND ARMS—Strik the second half less repetitious wide open and the colorful in all things foot or unusual talent. Add to that the fact that pear likely either to win or lose will be trying to come up a notch Bratislava, Slovakia. — Catholic ing left wrist with side of than the first. The Bluejays added ball, be it the hue of their attire or style of Verducci’s introduction of the T is the first most games by large scores. for a tie for sixth place and the workers, even in nationalized fac 20 more points to their already tories, are demonstrating their play, and seldom has a crowd ever left a St. departure from Notre Dame style in St. Mary’s Saturday, Oct. 23 Annunciation team will be trying right hand. safe and convincing lead.' Mary’s game dissatisfied for lack of entertain history and it is not difficult to understand to maintain at least its present staunch faith. Crucifixes by the ment. Whether ahead or behind on the score- St. Mary’t over Denver—Ouch! thousands are being installed in The fourth quarter, however, why (jael supporters anticipate no bowl con spot. did provide some entertainment board, the Men of Moraga are scrappers till the tender for of two or three years. This one is right in our backyard workshops and several hundred final gun, with the result that even in off years and there is no ready means of MULLEN HAS CHANCE factories. Workers are called upon and excitement. With Cathedral the touch of the une.xpected, the dramatic, is Startled Mighty Cal comparison available. If a reason Always to be counted upon for to turn their thoughts to God even subs finally getting a chance for game play against a tired and never entirely lacking from their contests. To date the record of the Red and Blue in for assigning the nod to Verducci’s terrific under-dog fight all the way, while machines whirl and looms hum. desperation-driven St. Joseph’s ag West's Paul Brown cludes but one victory, a decisive walloping of Gaels must be given, can you the men under Dick Brown's tute < Loyola, and three defeats, by San Francisco, visualize D. U. holding California Equally striking are the sacri gregation, a harum-scarum, catch- About the new man at the Gaels’ helm, let lage are shooting for their first as-catch-can brand of football was Moraga Drumbeater Bill Bettencourt give you California, and Nevada. Few will deny that to three touchdowns? fices made by Catholics to re trouncings by the latter two carry no disgrace. victory of the season. And in view build their war-shattered churches put on in the waning moments of the picture in these words: Holy Croii college over Colgate the game. There were enough From ‘‘Prep Coach of the Year” in San Though 20-0 losers, the Gaels hit the heights —Twice the Worcester eleven have of past performances, it is not in and to bring aid to the needy. The war brought destruction to 127 fumbles, intercepted passes, and Francisco to St. Mary’s college is the chasm in the Cal game, much to the delight of 60il00 bowed in unceremonious fashion, conceivable that Mullen, with a wild running to be distracting and Li’l Joseph Jerold Verducci has leaped since who had expected to witness a runaway. 'That but my faith remains strong and starting lineup that averages but churches and^ 275 others were seriously damaged. Eight hundred confusing. But, if not good, at termination of the 1947 football season. the score reached three TDs instead of one was Colgate should not be the one to 133 pounds, may finally chalk one least it was spirited play. The Paul Brown of the West comes to the the direct result^ of breaks alone. Other re shake it a third time. up in the victory column. Smoth suffered minor damage. The gov putedly powerfurteanis have scarcely done as ernment has provided $1,400,000 Of no consolation at all to Moraga valley with an enviable prep coaching Notre Dame over lowa—Pre ered by Cathedral, 42-0, the Mus well against the Golden Bears. tangs have shown steady improve for extensive church reconstruc future Cathedral opponenta is the record accomplished at Polytechnic high school sume that Leahy and Co. is due fact that the Bluejaya opened up in San Francisco, where in seven years his AMONG THE PLAYERS to be eyed with ment. They lost to Holy Family tion. More than $88,000 has been for a letdown and count on the distributed for relief purposes. with a well directed aerial attack. proteges won 55 games, lost six, tied six, won interest are defensive standouts A1 Beasley Hawkeyes to make it look close at, team by only 12 points, 23-13. And, Completing five of seven attempt!, three San F'rancisco city titles, placed second at right guard and R. V. Johnson at right say, 34-6. although they went scoreless last the Bluejays showed beyonij doubt on two occasions, third once, and enjoyed a 24- tackle. Both contributed mightily to Califor Niagara over John Carroll—The week, they held St. Francis’ to a Prexy’s Council Named game winning streak in 1940-41. nia’s inability to run up the score. In the back- lone touchdowTi. that they have a near perfect ad pun on this is tempting, but it Chicago.—The appointment of CRAWLING, HELPING, junct to their devastating running Last year his youngsters waltzed through a field it will be “Wicked Dick” Jarvis, green at would not be accurate with a tight The Redbird’s chief offensive six men to the President’s Council game. slate of 10 games undefeated and untied. the T quarterback post but a remarkable weapon is the pass, as they have of Loyola university was an THE RUNNER, OR INTER No team ever scored more than 14 points game in prospect. In a methodical, if not dispirited, passer, and Spike Cordeiro, scatback holdover Kentucky over Marquette — A well demonstrated in four previous nounced by the Very Rev. James LOCKED INTERFERENCE manner, after being denied a against his Poly squad or rebuffed one of his from the Wedemeyer crew, who held a Sugar league showings. It will take quite T. Hussey, S.J. The council is prep aggregations by more than one touchdown. victory here would salvage Frank touchdown following their opening bowl crowd enthralled by his dynamic ball- Murray’s umpteenth season. A a bit of pass defense on the Mus made up of civic leaders of Chi —Pushing movement with kickoff return and 62-yard sweep Such is the imposing record that dynamic, toting against Oklahoma A. and M. tangs' part to hold that weapon in cago who advise Father Hussey on dapper, ebullient ‘‘Li’l Joe” Verducci brings to See you Saturday, fellows. sound drubbing probably will fore hands below waist. downfield to the three, Regis stall any joy in Milwaukee, how check and it is a sure bet that business matters. They are Walter scored the next three times it got ever. when the Cardinals have the ball Wade, Louis H. Bouscaren, Dr. Clip This Strip its hands on the ball. Italo Volini, Augustine Bowe, Carl Boston college over Mississippi they will throw the contest into a For Future Reference Costello fired the first touch Loyola's Juniors Break Victory Ice at Last If I am right, bowj promoters will wide-open ball game. J. Weitzel, and Charles KeAvin. down pass to Himstreet deep ;n Under the tutelage of a Regis tory had proved too long for the senior who played in all sports be entitled to keep the Eagles in the right secondary from the 38. college senior, the football team mind for reference later. Later, polishing off a 90-yard drive, Rev. Joseph Herbers. S.J., pastor while at Roman Catholic high Dolan passed to Crowley in the of the grade school in Loyola par of Lo‘ ola parish, and he asked his school, Philadelphia, and who Portland over Montana State— Caridinals Closing In ish has finally crashed into the vic fellow Jesuits at Regis college for It is always a pleasure to shift a secondary for a 50-yard scoring coached intramural basketball play. tory column for the first time in help this year in supplying a cap teams at Regis for the past two consistent short-ender into the fa more than four years. vorite’s role. The Red Raiders opened ^4he able coach. seasons, was suggested as a likely second quarter by going 66 yards Four long years without a vic William J. Maguire, Jr., a Regis prospect. Wililam and Mary over St. Bon aventure’s — This could be in six running plays. Decker went The Loyola gradesters met St. feather in the Brown Indians’ boh over left guarii from the 21 for John’s in their opening game and net, however, especially if they Regis’ 19th counter. emerged on the short end of a 19- manage to shake Colella loose. CARDS .AWAKEN score to start their fifth year of Lorai over St. Norbert't—Stay straight defeats. On Oct. 15. how Then suddenly the game became FOOTBALL SPECIAL ever, they swept into the win col with a proved winner unless you alive. Grommett, the first play umn with a vengeance, trouncing are playing a “hunch.” The Du after the kickoff, jump passed over St. James’ grade school, 33-0. hawks by two. center to Cavanaugh, who went 72 Southern Methodist over Santa yards down to the eight. On three The pepped-up Loyola team was Clara—Surprise that they have scheduled to meet St. Philomena’s successive hammer drives at the been to date, the Broncos cannot center, Grommett finally took the STREAMLINED TRAIN eleven Oct. 20 in its quest for a sec be expected to topple one of the ond victory. ball across for the Cardinals’ only first 10. . touchdown. Grommett plunged for TO LOS ANGELES FOOTB.4LL STANDINGS Sunday, Oct. 24 the extra point. The second half sparkled with DENVER PAROCHIAL HIGH Canisiui over Scranton—Watch for a possible upset. The Royals outstanding defensive play and SCHOOL LEAGUE last week trounced a good little brilliant Regis and Annunciation TEAM G W Pet. team passing. The Raiders, how Cathedral ...... 3 3 1.000 team now coached by Andy Kerr NOTRE St. Francit’ ...... 3 1.000 Dayton over St. Loui« — The ever, scored their touchdowns by Holy Family team ...... 3 .666 Flyers are rolling and the Billi runs— Ryan in the third quarter St. Joaeph'i ...... 3 J3 3 going over the middle from the Ke(ia ...... 3 .333 kens have shown little good foot ball thus far. six, and Costello in the fourth Annunciation team ...... 4 .250 period smashing the same spot DAME .Mullen...... 3 .000 ♦ ♦ ♦ SCORING from the three. TD PAT Pti. St. Clara’s lightweights of the Schnabel, C...... 6 t 37 Junior Parochial league have The Grommett-to-Mares pass DiTolla, H. F...... 5 1 31 been feeling none too chipper combination gave the Cardinals Colaiano, C...... 4 4 28 some hope of getting back into the Grommett, A...... 2 1 13 these past few days. Nor would Himitreet, R...... 2 1 13 any football team, from Notre ball game. And George Yedo, who Frick, S. J ...... 2 0 12 Dame on down, feel much bet showed up practically everywhere, U. S. C. RUSHING ter that has just lost its most prevented the score from going TC G L Net Avg. higher. Regis, on the other hand, T. Pade. H. F...... 16 184 12 172 10.7 valuable player. Resting un December 4th Schnabel, C...... 17 169 3 166 9.7 easily (he can think only about BERT MARTINEZ (81), Annunciation | pass on the Annunciation p - p r d line. Ray Hero was more of a team than a group Costello, R...... 16 106 2 1 00 6.2 rio’Ht (yiiAPH piiqVipci nn fri t’Aolflp Tim R vrti n€mE, 03rdin&l (juftrtGrb&ck, bcErs down on Ivyfin of individual players depending Hegge. S. F ...... 21 134 17 117 5.5 those games going on without rigni guara, rusnes up to tacKie jim «yan ^ right.—Photo by Bill Smyth, upon the services of one or sev Colaiano, C...... 29 157 5 152 5.2 him) in St. Joseph’s hospital of Regis, who has just intercepted a Redbird jump ' eral special men. Join the Special Football Party from Denver. Leaving Oevereaux, C...... 13 80 12 07 5.1 at this moment is little Bobby PASSING Sandoval, sparkplug and non 9:00 A.M., Dec. 2, arriving Los Angeles 3.40 P.M. Dec. Had Att. Comp. Int. Yds. Pet pareil passer, ball carrier, and Beavers Aim for Top 3 (this schedule subject to Special Train requirements.) Schnabel, C...... 9 6 0 65 .667kicker for the St. '"lare eleven— Going All the Way Torney, H. F. 11 7 115 .637 I Dolan. R...... 29 17 235 .586 victim of both pneumonia and Himitreet, R. . 14 7 87 .500 rheumatic fever. In CYPC Kegling Loop FOOTBALL TICKETS AND Grommett, A.. SO 19 360 .380 A sickbed is hardly the place Maes, M...... 16 6 98 J7 4 HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS AVAILABLE PUNTING for a youngster of Bobby’s out In the Cathedral Young Peo P. Yds. Avg standing talents, a youngster ple’s bowling tournament, the Bea Grommett, A...... 12 432 36.0 who had merely figured in every Dolan, R...... 9 281 31.2 vers, captained by Ed Lynch, are ROUND TRIP COACH FARE May, C...... 8 220 27.8 one of his team’s touchdowns making a serious, bid for first Hegge, S. F...... 17 455 26.7 till the doctor stepped in, and place. Last Friday they won their Marshall, S. J ...... 5 130 26.0 SandrI, M...... 21 543 24.0 had almost singlebandedly wal three games and nosed out all ROUND TRIP FIRST CLASS $4 4 Q .7 4 (Note; Individual itatlstlei include only loped the Holy Family team, other teams for second place. (including football ticket, lower berth and tax) I " O the major leaders.) 19-0, a few days before climb The Shamrocks, however, cap^ ing up the hospital steps. Would tained by Frank Breen, are not Junior Parochial League you offer a prayer or two, then, giving up first-place position so Whether you plan to gee the game or not, join thig Foot for Bobby’s swift recovery— easily. They, too, won three games Gamea Played Laat Week ball Special and have fun— liberal return limit. perhaps a decade of that rosary and still maintain their two-gams Eaatiide Scorea you carry in your shirt pocket? advantage. This Friday these two Annunciation HW. 9. 8t Fhilomena's All Reservations Must Be Made by Nov. 20 HW. 0: Annunciation HW, 44, St. Fran Thera are 10 young gridders to teams meet each other and stiff cis' HW, 6: 8t. Philomena's HW, 44. 8t. whom your intercession will be competition is promised. Vincent de Paul's HW. 0; almost as important as it is ta Last week’s high games wers Annunciation LW. 12, Cathedral LW. 0: Loyola. LW. 38. 8t. Jamea' LW. 0: tha one remembered. Jim Powers’ 205 and Marina Wag 8t. Philomena'a LW, 12. Si. Francis' LW ner’s 162. For Detaila Write, Wire, or Phone 6; St. Philomena's LW, 18, Cathedral High averages to date are Jos LW, 7. Cathedral Altar Unit Yoleff’s 165 for men and Regina Northiide Scorea Regan’s 141 for women. 4 ^ R. F. EMANUEJ,, Div, Pass Agl. SL Elitabeth'a HW, 85, Aaanmption Schedules Games Party (Welby) HW, 14; Holy Family HW, 28, Santa Fe St. Catherloe'i HW. 0; Holy Family HW. 33. Cathedral HW. 0; 55 Enter Religion Phone TAbor 3211 — 514 17t The Denver Cathedral Altar Aaaumptlon (Welby) LW, 18, St. and Rosary society will hold a Milwaukee.— i f t y-five Mar Cdjelan'a LW, 12: St. Clara’t LW. 42, JOE DI PAOLO, Cathedral ball carrier, football game in Bears’ stadium. The play startea on quette university and Marquetts Denver 2, Coloredo St. Catherine'as LW, 7; St. Clara'i LW fames party at Male hall, 1543 the 14-yard line. Coming up for St. Joseph’a in a % w 19, Holy Family LW. 0; St. Joseph'a Lofan street, Tknrsday, Oct. 28, runs over the 10-yard marker on his swing high school students have entered LW, 26, Asaumption (Walby) LW. 6; vain attempt to atop Di Paolo are Jim Eberly (88) seminariee or novitiates since J a n . St. Clara’a raldgeta, 12, St. Vincent dc at 8t30 p.m. All stra cordially around St. Joseph’s left end that was good for a and Dick Ochs (24).—Photo by Bill Smyth. Paul'a home midcata, 12. invited. touchdown early in the third period of last Sunday’s 1, 1948. PAGE TW ELVE Office, 938 B an n ock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K Eye tone 4205 ^ tR.CollinsK.ofC. Roggen Harvest Festival Men of Parish ENJOY YOUR AUTOMATIC Is Scheduled Nov. 14-15 LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEM as yon pay for it. (jo lo r a d o springs ^ Plan Games.Fete Roggen. — The annual harvest their return journey, they stopped Paint Rectory Small down paymenL Up to three yean to pay. festival for the benefit of Sacred in Wichita, Kans., where they Saving* in tima, inconvenience, and labor uill toon repay you * PortFort flollin*.—Collins.— CSt. (St. Josenh'*Joseph’s Par-Par Heart school ^ill be held Sunday visited with Mr. and Hehry K raft Rifle.—Painting of the rectory ish)—The Knights of Colum’'us Chtek thaaa many faaturu and Monday, Nov. 14 and 16. The Sunday dinner guests in the Hu at St. Mary’s will start this week All copptr, bronsa, aiul brtaa fitiJagt. met Wednesday, Oct 6, and made Rev. C. P. Sanger Announced the bert Orth home were Mr. and Mrs. and men of the parish who have Pep up he^ rise when water* ia on, Ba-mata control clocks tuna year plans for their annual Turkey committees for this affair as fol DeSantos, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. free time have been asked to volun dlMppaar whan watar tumad off. ,n whan you ara'aw^. games party to be held on Friday, teer to assist Father Paul T. Adjnstablt If sell gats high around lows: For dinner Sunday evening Brand and boys, and Mrs. Reuben aprinkltn. Automatic drain prevents fratsiag. Nov. 19, in S t Joseph’s hall. from 6 to 8:30 p.m., committee Allmer and, boys. Afternoon visi Reed in the painting. The Columbus day essay con chairman, Mrs. Ben Cordes; as tors were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mor Father Leonard Abercrombie of 3125 E. Colfax test sponsored by the K. of C. for St. Francis de Sales’ parish in sistants, Mrs. Joe Matthews, Mrs. row and Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Jo E. 0 . Nord and Sons OE. 5021 junior high school pupils of S t Fritz Linnebur, and Mrs. Carl seph Peterlin of Denver, and Ga Denver celebrated Mass in St. Joseph’s school was won by Joan Buchholz; helpers for dinner and briel Orth and family from Ben- Mary’s church in Rifle Sunday. Perry, first; Mary Frances Hehn, lunch, Marian Epple, Mary Viola nStt. ' Father Abercrombie was on the second; and Betty Taylor, third. Erker, Myrtle Buchholz, Rita Bar Mr. and Mrs. Bishop from Western slope on a hunting trip. These contests are held every year ney, Agnes Evers, Bernice Milan, Grand Lake were visiting Mr. and ' Michael Milo Brennan, infant Jack Hall Wants To $ave You Moneyl for Oolumbus day. Eileen Linnebur, Florence Duran, "Mrs. Walter Evers near Wiggins son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bren A parish party was sponsored by Alberta Sigg, Margaret Rau, Lou last Sunday, and also called on nan was baptizedipti in S t Mary’s When You Renew Auto Ininrance the Knights of Columous on Co ise Klausner, Kate Howard, Wilma Mr. and Mrs. John Evert and church 'in n r RiHe. Sponsors ‘ were the lumbus day. Pelz, Regina Schmidt, Aurora San family. child’s grandmother and uncle, CHECK THIS LOW PRICEI St. Joseph’s PTA had an inter chez, and Emma Rodriquez; for Mr. and Mrs. V^lliam Richards Mrs. Helen Brennan and Jamei Liability A Property $ 0 .8 0 esting demonstration on the causes the committee in charge' of prizes, from Ft. Lupton, with Betty, Bob Brennan. Damage, IS-10-5 for 6 moa. V U O. 0*Br1«o of fires in homes. This was put Mrs. Tony Bettale, chairman; Mrs. by, and Marilyn, were dinner Mr. and Mrs. Norman Muhle nirram rata on by two city firemen. pin 16 IlfatliM ninbarthlp fm S. Gallegos and Mrs. M. Shoene- gue|ts Sunday in the Bill Schmidt and son, Mickey, and Mr. and Mrs. AlrtaSy. J.OCJ Calarala paaill ktn Int Ikair litaan PERmS-SHEAfiEB MAY REALTY The Thrift room, sponsored by man, assistants. home in Prospect. Jack Dix and children, Lamy and llctatis taiiiH at (ailars ta Msply vltk tki itita the PTA, is now. open on Friday Thomas Klausner is committee Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Buchholz Jackie, were dinner guests at the Flaamlal Saspoulkllll)' li*. Ta areld Ikli kaiHolai la res. asl ta ki kittsr irotNtsI, rskse arltk Fanmn. afternoons. The members will be chairman in charge of games, and returned from Kansas last Sunday Ed Bemclau ranch on Beaver ClalBt trs pall praeptly. 8a lafa. kay i Meplata, IIR- 102 No. Tejnn COMPANY glad tp accept any clothing, dishes, assistants are Joe Sigg, Don night, after attending Mr. Buch creek last Sunday evening. ASSESSietE Iniirasca |4lliy >ltk OOLOKADO BPRtNGfl' pictures, etc., that can be resold. Cooper, James Klausner, Hank holz’ brother Vincent’s wedding Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sharp 8UABTEST BTOBB Real Estate,'Loans, On Saturday. Oct. 30, the PTA Prebish, Harold Klausner, Gerald last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl and son and Blenda and Nancy - JACK HALL will have a Halloween party for Sigg, John Epple, Harold Erker, Buchholz returned Monday night, Carol Bierschied were Sunday din Diilrlct Agent Store for Men Insurance the family. This ii supposed to be Paul Buchholz, Clem Buchholz, Al and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buchholz ner guests at the Pete Bierschied FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 'Reliance Undeneritere Agency a costume party but it is not neccS' fred Erker, and Richard Sanchez. and family also came home Mon ranch at Antlers. j'J Boys Shop sary to be dressed in costume. If There are two concession commit day. Denver visitors last week In 4 3 8 14tli S l a l . 0 4 6 6 OLD LINE STOCK. FIRE, the weather permits, it will be held tees, one with Peter Buchholz as Sunday dinner guests in the Women’s Casual Shop Gerald Sigg home were Mr. and cluded Mrs. William Wigington MARINE AND AUTOMOBILE in E. Ahlbrandts’ barn. If not, chairman, and Lonnie I^ess, Vin Campbell, and Mrs. H. P. Ortman plans will be made to have it in the cent Buchholz* Edward Erker, and Mrs. John Irsik, Miss Mary Irsik, and daughter. Miss Elaine Ortman, “HI-TEEN” SHOP INSURANCE school hall. There will be games, Jim Linnebur, assistants; and the and Eugene Brown from Brighton. Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Orth and Mrs. Campbellj a resident of Holly rOB GISL8 U TO tf fish ponds, lunch counters, and second with Bill Bllck as chair wood, has been spending a few dancing. man, and Mike Rau, Herman Lin familyly spen^ . Sunday with Lewis weeks in Rifle with the Wigingtons. Recommended Firms WORLD WIDE The annual card party series nebur, Bill Rau, Bill Schmidt, and Betty Orth and babby. ■The Altar and Rosary society ALEY DRUG GO. , onsored by the PTA will start Tony Rau, and Fritz Linnebur, Lastt Sunday Mr. and hMrs. John 8 Evers and family, Mr. and Mrs. was slated to meet Thursday at TRAVEL SYSTEM unday, Nov. 7, and continue for assistants. p.m. in the parish house to com for AUTO AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOB THE PRESCRIPTION five Sunday nights, until Dec. 5. The country store committee Joe Linnebur, and Eileen visited plete plans for the annual cedar AJBLINEB AND STEAU8BIP UNE8 DRUGGISTS Baby Margaret Orleans, daugh chairman is Joe Mathews, assisted in the Ben Linnebur home. Other chest auction. Hostesses are Mrs. a J. O'LEARX, U an itn ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Orleans, by J. M. Rodriquez, Miles Milan, visitors the same afternoon were Norman Muhle and Mrs. F. J. Mc- Sp*dtJ Atttntlon ta Q(tg» >aS Phon# H«Id mo i n So. Ttjoi) St Jr., was baptized Sunday. Mr. and John Bucholz, Ray Pejz, Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Cal Byrd of Roggen, Balitloai COLORADO SPRINGS Leam. SERVICE Mrs. Orleans, Sr., were the spon Linnebur, and L. Barney. Darts i and Mr. and Mrs. 0. V. Essinger Gifu to Pari.h sors. committee chairman is Lloyd Lin from Hillrose. Mrs. Tommy Klausner attended The Rev. Andrew Murphy, re The Girls' sodality gave a pie nebur, assisted by Ivan Linne tired and now residing at St. Jo FRANK "If V ou T Need* Are Electrical social and dance on Tuesday eve bur; pop committee, Marvin Lin the retreat at El Pomar near Colo " MORRISSEY rado Springs this week end. Tom seph’s hospital in Denver, has made Call Main 959” ning. The proceeds will be used nebur and Regis Milan. Linen a gift of an adding machine to St. Buckley Bros. Motors • Spe.'io/ WIRrilG—m TUREB AND REPAtRS to buy something for the church. booth committee chairman is Mar- my’s sister, Mrs. Norbert Lederhos Mary’s parish. Other gifts to vella Rau, assisted by Lona Lin of Denver, accompanied her. An Sales - STtIDEBAKER - Service SPRING SERVICE churches in the district recently Berwick Electric Co. nebur, Lois Buchholz, Helen Sau- other sister, Mrs. Ed Hambeck, were a new carpet sweeper from AUTO REPAIRING ON ALL MAKE CAR3 A TRUCKS Cnrs — Trucks J, 0. BERWICK ter, Mary Ann Buchholz, and baby, end Di^ie, stayed with the Mrs. Hlfrry Zook, given to the Holy EXPERT BODY AND FENDER WORK - QUALITY PA IN T TI^ FOR REPRESENTATIVE Elaine Sigg; fish pond committee, children while Louise was away. I ■jihorrai Colored* Springs. Colorsdo Family church at Meeker, and the ■TEAM CLEANING - WASHING - LUBRICATION SKlIviCB w. c IN THE STATE Mary Kersen, chairman; Dolores Mrs. George Prebish of Kersey visited her daughter, Mrs. Mar sanctuary rug from St. Philo- 660 So. Broadway — New Locatioo RA. 2826 LEGISLATURE Linnebur, assistant. Nursery com mena’e church in Denver, given for mittee chairman is ^ n e s Blick, garet Klausner, last Sunday and the sanctuary of the Holy Family WILLIAM C. GRARON assisted by Margaret Erker, Edna Monday. The Murray Drug Co. / JOHN E. JACOBS church. SPECIAL-$10.95 Vigil, and Rita Buchholz. ,The sisters from Sacred Heart Guests at the monthly bridge ^‘Superior Service Store*" Optometrist Mr. and Mrs. Joe Linnebur, school are attending the conven tion for parochial school teachers party at Anvil Pointa Wednesday Main Store Phone Main 144 Ut North Tojeo Bt. Eileen, and Ivan returned last afternoon included Mrs. H. P. Ort Brake Reline-^he'v., Ford,.^Plymoath Thursday from a three-week vaca held in Denver Thursday and Fri Uiln Stort — II North Ttjon St PHONE MAIN it t l man, Mias Elaine Ortman, and tion trip that took them 4,000 day. Mrs. Dow Thuriton. North Storo — I]] North Ttlon Bt. COLORADO 8PR1NGB. COLa miles through seven states and Sunday is Communion day for ART MALNATl. INC. Mexico. They visited Joe’s cousins the Knights of Columbus. Con TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE Get Baur*t ( of Denver) PETE BEROI^I in Groom, Tex., stopped in El fessions will be heard Saturday 4 Priests Imprisoned I73S GLENARM T A b er B U T Candy and Ice Cream at Paso, Tex., spent a day in Mexico, from 4 to 6 p.m. at Keeneiburg, FLRIVITIJRE SHOP came back through New Mexico, and 8 to 9 p.m. at Roggen Budapest. — Four Catholic UPBULSTBRING. priests of Hungary have been Johnson-English BE-UPHULSTKKING AND where they went through the Carls Teresa Buchholz is back at school REPAIRING bad Caverns • visited in Morrelton, after being absent last week be arrested and given prison sen DENVER’S FINEST Slip Cover* and Draporlm Ark., and Washington, Mo. On cause of an injured knee. tences ranging from six months Drug Go. Had. to Ordtf to six years because of opposition BODY A PAINT SHOP LENTHERIC ToUetriea Fumitore Made to Order to Communist “democracy" in QUICK SERVICE! T«j9B it Bljov 8 t Phiui* 1410 7H 8. Ca ■Hi 1 PAGE FOURtEEK Office, 938 B an n ock Street THE DENVEfi CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thursday, October 21, 1948 Member Drive Extended Religious Articles Baby Popularity Stan Karazin RE-ELECT By St. Catherine's Unit * Statue* * Rotariei * MedaU * Pictures MOFFAT TUNNEL COMMISSIONERS O Crucifixes * Prayer Books * Pendants * Framed • pi^qy^i Contest Winners (St. Catharina’s Parish, Denvar) Ellis, B. E. Engler; Mmes. Wm. A. Elected Prexy St. Catherine’s Altar and Rosary Farrell, Feely, M. Ferris, L. J. COMPlETt LINE Of RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME society’s membership drive will Finlayson, John Fiore, Fitzpatrick, continue next Sunday, Oct. 24. Toni Floyd, J, Foley, Wm. Fqst€r, Of Delta Sigma Are Garcia Twins Cards will again be distributed . t Thos. Fox, J. Frazzini. J. Galligan, LLOYD W. GORRELL (Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish, all Masses. W. Camel, Garrity, B. Ginnelly, Stanley Karazin, Regis college A. I*. WAt;i\KK Denrer) Lillian Gleason, J. P. Golden, L. Thanks Extended M. Golden, 'T. Gleason, P. C. junior, has been elected president t iii'iu II i;ooii^ ro. Saturday evening at tlie City For Successful Fete Gould, Marie Griffith, M, T, Grif of Delta Sigma, campus organiza SAMUEL M. JANUARY auditorium, Ernest Marranzino, fith, A. B, Grisson, Gust, E. J. tion of accounting and business President Truman and Sena Homer F. Bedford THINK/ tor Barkley are fighting cour ageously and unceasingly for For State Treasurer the common people. , Dcao m m m PAGE SIXTEEN Office, 938 B an n ock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttone 4205 Thursday, October 21, 1948 ■ ■'.■■a'lM" ; Father Hiester ■ Chalice for Parish Shrine 'Recreation' HOSWTAt^ w M omemakcr’s ■ EQUIPMENTS! ■ To Lecture at To Be Exhibited Sunday Is Topic for Department Hoapital • • • InatitutionaL St. Philomeaa's Cana Session f. A / (St. Jotaph's Redemptoritt Parih, original. The cup and node are ■ tmiir ^ J MODtkf. Wheel Chairs S Dish Trucka Patronisa Thata ReUabla and frlandly Pirma Denver) mounted on a six-sided base and (St. Philomeoa’a Pariah, Denrer) “Recreation in the Home” *l4MlNAII0'. ' V 5IYLING Wheel Stretchers • Tray After many months waiting, the chalice is perfectly balanced in will be the topic contidered by Trucks # Inhalaton St. Philomena’s PTA will meet the chalice of Our Mother of Per size and weight On each facet of Instrument Tables Monday, Octi 25, at 2 p.m. in the petual Jlelp shrine, for which old the six-sided base an image has the Denver Cana conference in Electric Food C onv^on school hall. Guest speaker will be gold and jewelry was collected some been engraved significant of St. it* next meeting, icheduled HARRY M. LUSTIG Casters W Industrial ’Trucki the Rev. Richard Hiester. All time ago, has been finished and Joseph and of devotion to Our Wedneiday, Oct. 27. < ARMSTRONG mothers are invited to attend the will be on display Sunday after all Mother of Perpetual Help. According to Mr*. John P. JOSEPH VOLOSIN meeting. the Masses. There is a rhodium cross en Down*, pre*ident of the group, Stato-BcflsUrsd OptMB*trl*t* CASTER COa The Men's club will meet in the The chalice is of solid silver and crusted with five diamonds sym 828,UTH ST. participant* will exchange idea* 935 15th St. KE. S683 school hall at 8 o’clock Thursday, plated with gold. The design is an bolical of the five wounds of Our on family celf-entertainraent * TAbor 4692 INSULATION Oct 28. Lord mounted on one facet; on "that doetn’t involve dettruc- UBERAL CREDIT TERMS iaiMirW I fei Parish clubs meeting this week either side of the cross is a repre tion of the home or demoralisa Weather Strip are Mrs. J. D. Goodrow’s, with Pareat - Teachers sentation of Our Mother of Per petual Help and St. Joseph. On tion of the family.” Insnlation Board Mrs. G. L. Schott, on Wednesday; “Diatribe* again*t the evil* of Mrs. L. A. Fair’s, with Mrs. J. T. the three facets directly opposite the cross are images of St. AI- commercialized recreation are Knotty Pine Cronin, on Thursday; and the S t A t St. Fraacis' undoubtedly ju*tified,” Mr*. Joseph club, with Mrs. Charles phonsus, St. Gerard, and St. Clem ent Down* *aid, '‘but they do not ECONOMY LUMBER & HARDWARE . Dougherty, on Friday. provide a *olution for the prob Catechism classes for children in Plaa Card Social All the gold and jewels donated c t a t t h i 350 So. Colorodo BWd. Eatj Payment* DE. 5495 by the faithful devotees of our lem they point out. We need to public schools were begun last (St. Fi;ancit de Sales’ Parish, work out a type of recreation* Sunday in the rectory. The classes Mother of Perpetual Help have Denver) been used in the building of the that will be Chri»tian, creative, will continue during the school year The annual fall card party spon and fun.” after the 8:15 Mass each Sunday. chalice and the expense of the en HI6II COST sored by the PTA will be held gravings was defrayed through the Father Gregory Smith, pa*- JOHNS-MANYILLE Parents are urged to take ad Wednesday, Oct. 27, at 8 p.m. in tor of St. Franci* de Sale*’ par- vantage of this opportunity to pro generous gift of Mrs. Anastasia COMPOSITION AND ASBESTOS the high school cafeteria. Tickets Tiehen. i*h, Denver, will pre*ide over vide the religious instruction their are available from any of the high the gathering, which will be held children do not receive in the pub The chalice was made by Koley OF HIATIN6 school students or from PTA of of Omaha and the engraving was in the library of St. Franci*’ ROOFS lic schools. ficers and room itiothers. Refresh done by Mr. Shroeder of Omaha, high *chool, 235 S. Sherman. The Rev. Berard Giblin, O.F.M., ments will be served and prizes one of the most talented engravers Mr*. Down* i* con*ulting with **• install For any type Home or Building vicar of St. Elizabeth’s monastery will be awarded. The proceeds in the Middle West. the Denver Recreation depart in Denver, was the preacher at all from this party will be applied It is hoped in the near fu ment in arranging the program. Self-storing' the Masses in St. Philomena’s toward the balance due on the ture to have the chalice consecrated ASBESTOS SIDING church Sunday, Oct. 17. new movie equipment already in by Bishop William T. McCarthy, THE use in the high school. C.SS.R., of Rapid City, S. Dak., COMBINATION SCREEN AND STORM SASH Call KE. 5236 for FREE ESIMATES Dinner Given who is a Redemptorist. Bishop Mc McVeigh Company t Preseatatioa PTA Carthy has promised to come to Gremlin Squad PAINTING AND Patented THERMOLOK* Cloture Frame assure* a permanent Denver at his earliest opportunity DECORA'HNG weatherproof fit under all conditions—on new or old houses Seventy-five were served at the and to consecrate the chalice for R. H. Kimball Co. Ploas Bake Sale dinner Oct. 14 given by Father St. Joseph’s. C()NTRA(n'ORS Gregonr Smith, pastor, for the Lunch Room Near* Completion 1328 Inca KE. 0718 In cold weather—you have storm 1001 Midland SaTingt Bldf., Denror, Colo. (Preientation Pariah, Denver) Gremlin squad. Those in^attend- Father Harry S. Smith an sash protection . . . in warm -Johni-HanTillt FranchUcd AppIleatori_ ance, besides the entire team, were nounces that within a short time weather—a fingertip adjustment The PTA will hold a bake sale Father Smith, Coaches Joseph Lof- the house at 559 Fox will be ready Sunday, Oct. 24, after the Sunday freda, Bert Kiems, and J. De- for the use of the grade school from the inside gives you a mod Masses. Mrs. William McIntyre 1 The Mers; Fire Chief James Danneher, children as a lunch room. Killam em, plastic screen—nothing to NDERSO is chairman and will be assisted W. Grey, and J. Reagan. The fol- Gas Burner Co. will install a 45,- 1 by the room mothers. lowjng mothers assisted in prepar 000 BTU thermostat controlled put up or take down . . . in all 1 Sister Mary Ancilla’s room was ing and serving the dinner: Mmes. heater and the house will be cleaned weather you have . . . MLARIMER • AL pine 3422 ^1543 awarded the penny march for hav I Ill Anderies, Behan, Craig, DuBois, and sprayed by Jack Ward of As in Interior - Exterior Painting m Phone CB. 6581 ing the largest attendance at the Holonbek, Imhoff, Laurita, Mc sociated Decorators. The members RAINPROOF, DRAFT-FRSi, PILURiD-SCRiEN VENTILATION recent PTA meeting. The second Coy, Miller, Phannenstiel, Reagan, of the PTA have offered to give Denver 6, Colorado h o m e Combination Windows pay tor themtalvaa 1042<44 Santa Fe Drive grade pupils entertained after the Rico, Scott, Vasques, and Wien- the house a complete cleaning and business meeting. singer. Following the dinner the when the cold weather comes the THSRMOSEdL ... assure Satisfaction and Protection. Th« firms listsd htrt dtssnro to The PTA is planning a Hallow members of the team were intro children will be able to use the cot bs rcmsmbsred when you are dis 1 tributing your patrona^a to tha dl(- een jamboree for the school chil duced individually by Coach Lof- tage as a convenient place in which dren to be held Friday, Oct. 29. freda to those attending the Boost- to eat their lunch. ALpine 6836 farant Tinas of business. Termites Do Costly Damago C ALL ro R FREE The Altar and Rosary society club social as guests of the Work is progressing on the 36 Months to Pay will hold a card party Wednesday, coaching staff. Interesting foot church doors. The new doors have Before You Know 111 DIMONSTRATION ball movies were presented and a been hung in the north entrance • t . m. mko. kPP. ro » * Specializing in Quality Plumbing and Oct 2 1 /at 8 p.m. in the Commun 4 ptoduet of THB P. C. RU88SLL COMPANY. Clevelind 2. Ohio ity hall. There will be special at dutch lunch was served in the and soon the south side doors will All unknown to you termltea tractions. cafeteria, with the coaches as be completed. Some new cabinet may be damaging the foun Heating Repairs hosts, assisted by some of the space has been added to the kitchen The sisters of our school ex mothers. dations of your home. Most COLORADO THERMOSEAL CO. tend their thanks to everyone of the hall and the Young People’s SLATTERY & COMPANY The high school skating party club members, under the super owners never know they have for the generous gifts received termites until costly damaga 1944 BROADWAY at the recent food shower. is being held this week on Wed vision of Art Pierce, are putting PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS nesday and Thursday evenings at a new ceiling on the stage. It is Is already done. Don’t take Skateland. Students of both hoped to be able to get the stage chances. Find out noW with a JOHNS-MAIVYILLE FLOORINGS JOHN J. CONNOR, PrMldtnt ROBERT P. CONNOR. Vlc« Prveidnrt and the kitchen painted and com Parish Founders' Group schools and their parents are in free Terminix inspection. Asphalt Tile 1726 MARKET STREET PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 vited to attend. pletely cleaned within a short time. Write or phone: A long lived, low priced flooring for Schooh, Marilyn Miller, class of ’48. and Recently five new typewriters Scheduled on Oct. 22 were added to the commercial room Hospitals, Churches, Residences. daughter of Mrs. Pauline Miller, in the high school; the painting Call SP. 4673 for (Our Lady of Grace Parish, has been elected vice president of FREE INSPECTION by T erraflex the freshman class at Loretto of the school windows has been Denver) completed and shortly an electrical our Terminix Specialist* One of the toughest, longest wearing floor Heights college. Another St. Fran Anrwher* in Colorsdo coverings ever developed; grease proof. Acid A meeting of the Founders’ cis’ graduate, Charlene Phelan, clock and timing system will be group will be held Friday evening, installed in the grade school. Colorado Terminix Co. proof; unaffected by alkalis. Brilliant colors. was elected treasurer. U*her*‘Elect New Officer* Oct. 22. at the Johnson Elyria cen Bowling at the Bowl-Mor lanes (Ltc«n*M of & L. Bruc* Co.. World’* Free E*limate* l)e*criptiva Literature Free ter, 48th and Race. will again be resumed Saturday Dillon Bagan "has been elected Lanrot T.miit* Control OrEanfutlon) Mr. and Mrs. Walt Anderson president and Bill Sloan, secretary 24 E. Alameda — Denver night at 7 o’clock. of the St. Alphonsus guard to re BuiUiag & MaiateaaRce Co. were surprised at a house warming The senior Legion of Mar>’ will in their new home. They were pre lieve Neal Sexton and Ed McClos- 1863 WAZEE ST., DENVER KE. 2371 sented with a lamp by the Found have a demonstration meeting in key who have had the offices for a ers’ group. the assembly room of the rectory year. The gratitude of all the par Monday evening, Oct 25, at 8 ish is extended to the out-going o’clock. officers and to all the ushers for 2 Pieces The weekly lecture of St. Paul’s their splendid work and assistance guild at 8:30 on Friday evening in in all church services. FREE MOTHPROOFING Recovered the assembly room of the rectory CUSTOM BUILT TAbor 1393 1721 LAWRENCE Father Milton Firse, C.SS.R., $65.50 will concern ‘‘Superstitition and new director of the Rosary-Altar RUGS and Demonology.” society, was entertained at a tea FURNITURE Up The American Legion began Oct. 13, to which all the members FURNITURE the series of forums in the high Beautiful of the society were invited. A HOME INSULATION school at S t Francis de Sales’ short business meeting preceded • Restyling CLEANING Fabric* Oct. 19. The panel was led by Ste the social hour. Mrs. Francis Allen phen McNicholas on the topic, “Dis • Repairing Rock Wool was in charge assisted by Mmes. Use Our Budget Plan Carpeting Cleaned ' Come In or Wo Will Show placed Persons.” Those participat Robinson and Ginsberg. The table • Recovering In Your Home or Office Fabrics in Your Home ing were Roger Zoellner, Don decoration was a gift of George Johns-Manville Short, Larry Rummerfield, Flor Graul, florist, and Mrs. Harrison Fine Worlcman*bii> UPHOLSTERERS COLORADO ence Connors, Dorothy Neville, STREETER and Mrs. Berger served. A musi Lump Prompt Service REPAIRI^G & BINDING Permanent UPHOLSTERY CO. and Marilyn Deschant E. R. May- cal program was offered by Bob GL. 2304 2501 16th St Ion and James Eakins of the A Good Hard Coal that store* For Your Winter Cavarro, pianist; and Tom Lundy, well. Other Good Grade* of .411 Work Guaranteed Free Estimate*—100% Intured -E A R L J.* American Legion were present accordionist. Mmes. L. Kerr, M. with the Rev. Edward Leyden, Smith, A. Madden, and V. Horan Lignite & Bituminous Coal*. archdiocesan superintendent of were welcomed as new members. Famous Rug & COMFORT STROHMINGER schools. Phone GL. 4715 SPRING EEZ Mrs. G. Taylor became a life mem Furniture Cleaning Co. Reduce* Heating Cotti up to 50% Electrical Contracting Scout Auxiliary Sets ber. THOS. WILLIAMS Upholstering Mfg. Co. The eighth grade won the mem TA. 6569 Hooie lasulatioa & loiproveoieat Co. Lictnssd snd Banded in City of Deneer Card Fete for Oct.'22^ bership drive for St. Joseph’s PTA. AND SONS TA. 7940 1178 Stout Phone KE. 9752 The mothers’ auxiliary of Boy All eight grades turned in 100-per- 1540 Blake St. 1542 Blake St. 16 W. 13th Ave. Phones AC 4624 ■ 25 Eng. 316 W cent membership. The drive in the JUST OFF BROADWAY Scout troop 126 will hold its an 2309 IStb Since 1905 nual card party Oct. 22 at 1:15 high school has been extended for p.m. in the Public Service building. the balance of the week and it is hoped a high percentage of mem STILES .K dessert-luncheon will be NOW IS THE TIME TO CHANQE TO OAS HEATINQ NO PEELING served. Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs. An bership will be reached. derson, Mrs. Lynch, and Mrs. Homecoming Date Set m BUSTERIIVG ELECTRIC SERVICE Dowd will be hostesses. S t Joseph’s high school will UBERAL ALLOWANCE Care of the candelabra was as have its homecoming celebration NO CRACKING Wiring - Lighting signed as follows: Oct. 25, Mrs. and dance on Sunday, Oct. 31. ON USED STOKERS McKay and Mrs. Weinsinger; Tickets can be procured at the Brick Stain is waterproof and comes in all colors. The White 1100 Larimer TA. 6875 rectory for $1.50 a couple and the and Coal Burning Furnaces stays White. Lasts for years. A non-oxidizin( product. Nov. *1, Mrs. Masterson and Mrs. Brown; Nov. 8, Mrs. Dyan and dance will be held in the Cathedral room of the Albany hotel. Dwight Let ns guide you to correct, economical Waterproofing All Kinds and Styles Basements From INSIDE Life's Too Short Mrs. Smith; and Nov. 16, Mrs. heating with a Dunst and Mrs. Hughes. McCready’s orchestra will provide To Be Wringing Out Dirty St. Joseph's circle will meet in the music. SYNCHROMATIC Mops with Your HandsI the home of Mrs. A. J. Dunst, Forty Hour*’ Slated Deaver Brick Staia Co. 644 S. Pearl, Wednesday, Oct The Forty Hours’ devotion will GAS-FORCED HEAT EZE Mop & 27, at 1 p.m. take place in St. Joseph’s begin CHerry 1083 1455 Fox St. ning Friday, Oct 29, and ending Cone Wringer Sunday afternoon at 5 o’clock. The FURNACE Cnnctli ThU Unpltasant sermons each evening will be de Twk Forever Jesuit Officiates Figure with us tad be satisfied for all times. All work and • SAVES TIME livered by Father Kevin Henry, • SAVES HANDS O.F.M., from S t Elizabeth’s equipment guaranteed. At Wedding of Kin church. Since the closing of the • CLEANS FLOORS PHONE PE. 7862 Immediat* Installatioa BETTER. FASTER Forty Hours’ is on the same day Pre* Ittlnute* The Rev. William F. Houser, as the homecoming it is honed that S.J., purchasing agent for Regis $ ^ . 5 0 there will be no conflict of events. DEL PATRICK, I k . t o o b k a d n l t college, Denver, officiated at the The homecoming game will be^in Only wedding of his niece in St. Louis, at 1. p.m. and the game will be •tgWWBTMOP Mo., Oct. 16. Fret DeMrery In Denver snd Snbnrbs over when time comes for the clos Shipped Anywhere 33c Extra The wedding took place in St. ing ceremonies of the Forty Hours’ Dustless Delivery With Our Mark’s church, St. Louis, where Get Yours Now devotion. New Chemical* Known as Phone AComa 3030 Miss Adalyn Mae Houser became On Saturday night, Nov. 6, the EZE MOP & CONE WRINGER the bride of Andrew Bennett, St, parish dance will be held. Dwight Compound "M " CO. Louis oil dealer. McCready’s orchestra will provide 1237 E. 17th Ats. — Denver I. Colo. Father Houser planned to offi the music and there will be refresh Joe Slremel, Largest Routt County (Nssr Lstsystts tt.) ciate at the wedding of his ments and entertainment. brother’s other two daughters in Every Monday night a games Hard Coal Dealer, Says: recent years, but his duties at the party is held in S t Joseph’s Blue SHINGLING time prevented his doing so. One room and all are invited to attend. Elaterite STORE YOUR of these nieces. Mrs. Robert Atter- Guest of the Redemptorist Fa If It's Good, CleoN bury, is now living with her hus thers this week is the Rev. John OUR band in Aurora, route 2. Bancroft, C.SS.R., D.D., who is FOR LOWER FUEL Father Houser’s brother is a St. professor of dogmatic theologry in Joseph F. Hot Cool You Want, Try AWNINGS SPECIALTY Louis sporting goods dealer and the seminary at Oconomowoc, Wis., COST THIS WINTER! Slremel lives at 924 N. Kingshighway bou and also prefect of students. Fa wood and eonwosifion levard. ther Bancroft has come to visit his PAY NOTHING family and to enjoy a few days DOWN AND NOW vacation. Westera Elaterite AS LITTLE AS Fr. Mattione Named Father Carl Schwarz, C.SS.R., $5.00 PER MO. "NU--KOL" will conduct a day of recollection It Has No Equal^ To Education Council at El Pomar this coming Sunday, Roofiag Co. MAia 1295 COMPANY and Father Eugene Witte, C.SS.R.. —At’Lowest Prices The Rev. Louis G. Mattione, will begin a mission at St. Wen- Equitable Bldg. CHerry 6651 GRAVEL ROOFING ceslaus’ church in St. Louis, Mo. CEAAENT WOR.K SJ., dean of Regia college, has ABCD SERVICE been appointed to the boara of the OLD R.OOFS Adult Education Council of Denver, Duificy & Sons Ornamental Iron Works Low Better Clean Dnatleis Schaefer REPAIHEO It was announced this week. Father A*h Heating Burning Delivery ROOF PAINTING Mattione will take the place of the 2810 W. Severn Place MA. 3559 Store Now for Winter T m i I K Awnbig Co* I3TADLISHCOII9I Very Rev. Raphael C. McCarthy, WROUGHT IRON CHURCH FURNITURE - ALTAR RAILINGS "IT'S SAFER AT SCHAEFER" S.J., president of the college, who PULPITS - CANDELABRAS ■ PRIE-DIEU, Etc. •AAAin, CROW BAR COAL CO. 1541 ARAPAHOE STREET 1124 ACOMA pressure of other business.
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