■ CONTRACTOR IS RROTHER AT 40. SUPREMELY HAPPY

Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1937— Permission to Reproduce, Excepting on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Saturday Following Issue Registorials PROVINCIAL L. R. HUNTER

MORAL REBIRTH NEEDED TO CUT ACCIDENTS OF ORDER IN ENGLEWOOD A plea for a moral awakening of the general public it needed to cut I DENVER CATHOUC down the huge and rising toll of automobile accidents, Dr. Claire L. Straith of Detroit told members of DENVER POST VINCENTIAN the American Medical association meeting at Atlantic City. In the last year, he pointed out, 38,500 Very Rev. John Ordinas Replaces Rev. John Thought Religious Life Would Be Dull, persons lost their lives in such acci­ dents, and 110,000 were perma­ Bonet, Who Has Been 111; Other Wearisome, but Discovers nently ^isabled. Neither laws reg­ REGISTER ulating driving nor engineering Changes Announced ' ' ' ' ' » ' ' • I I .- - . — ■ I ■■ — Opposite Is True designs for safer motor cars can The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, and Seven Smaller Services. do so much as public opinion in cut­ For perhaps the first time in the history of Denver, a Life begins at 40 for L. Raymond Hunter of St. Louis’ ting down this toll, he declared. Time after time we have read provincial of a religious community is pastor of one of the VOL. XXXII. No.4S. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JUNE 24,1937. $2 PER YEAR parish in Englewood— a new life that is, for there is much in Denver papers about some city’s churches. It was made known this week that the of life behind him. After years of work as a contractor youngster’s being hit or killed by a Very Rev. John Ordinas, C.R., provincial of the American and a mining man, Mr. Hunter has found the peace and car. Often the accident is termed province of the Theatine Fathers, is the new pastor of St, joy to which he had looked forward for years— the peace ’ ’unavoidable.” Sometimes it is; Mother of 15 Has Sixth Set of Twins and joy that come only with the religious life. Mr. Hunter, again, we wonder. Cajetan’s parish here. We live in South Denver on Father Ordinas replaces the Rev. John'Bonet, C.R., who turned 40 this spring, has joined the Vincentian what would he called a residence who had been pastor here' a number of years and was Brothers at St. Mary’s seminary in Perryville, Mo. street. It is two blocks from a responsible for piuch of the prog- m: From there this week he wrote to his former parish business district, four from pop­ ress of the West Side Spanish priest, the Rev. Joseph P. O’Heron, pastor of St. Louis’ ular through streets. Since all the parish. Father Bonet was named church: “ So far as I am con- streets in the neighborhood are in SI. M in i's assistant pastor of Most Precious cerned, the whole world may know good condition, this particular one Blood parish,. San Luis. As he 1-''S *' that I have joined a religious or­ should not carry an undue bnden has been in ill health in the past der.” (Brother Lawrence Jeft of traffic. But cars speed by at 12020685 L few months, it was felt a less ar­ Englewood two months ago for 35 or 40 miles an hour and more. duous post might aid his recovery. the seminary but delayed the pub­ For weeks we were awakened at In the pastorate of Father Bo­ lic announcement of his entry into night by one particular speed de­ net, S t Cajetan’s spread its sphere roar of his car could be heard for religion until he was sure of the of influence to meet the demands stability of his vocation.) “ It S mon who went much faster. The of the large and sdfrtered Span- would be humanly impossible for blocks. ish-American population of the me to explain in words how well We have four very young chil­ city. In his term of office here contented and happy I am here. dren. The block is alive with them; Our Lady of Guadalupe chapel was I used to think that life in a reli­ suns someone counted 40 in a short opened for the Spanish-speaking gious order would be dull and 11 stretch of houses. It would need When the late Rev. E. J. Mannix residents of the North Side. He was pastor of St. Catherine's > \ <■ wearisome, but I find it the other a personal guardian for each child also saw inaugurated the Catholic way around.” to keep them all out of the streets. church, a Denver Catholic woman, Educational center in the Lincoln With more than 100 persons Mrs. Pearl Queen Holland, became from ten states in attendance, the Watch as we may— and our hearts park district for the Mexican fam­ For years L. Raymond Hunter summer session of Loretto Heights flop over every time we hear a interested in the progress of the ilies of that area. Just before cherished the ambition to enter a car speed by— some one of the parish. She knew of the plans of he left the city for his new ap­ religious order, but he had obli­ college opened Monday morning, the late pastor for a new church gations that kept him from for­ June 21. It will be concluded July (Turn to Page U — Column 1) pointment, the building of a chapel and she determined to furnish a at the educational center was saking the world for the religious 30. memorial altar when it was com­ started.. life. Mr. Hunter was an orphan Students pursuing th e 24 Priest Going to pleted. Father Mannix died be­ boy reared by his g;randmother, courses being offered by the col­ fore his plans for a new St. Cath­ Father Ordinas was pastor of Mrs. Jane McCauley, one of St. lege come from California, Colo­ Our Lady of Guadalupe parish in Scout Jamboree erine’s could be realized, but the Louis’ oldest parishioners. When rado, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, work was accomplished by his suc­ Antonito, one of the largest par­ the orphan came to manhood, his New Mexico, Nebraska, Arizona, ishes in Southwestern Colorado, cessor, the Rev. Dr. D. A. Lemieux. .g:randmother was already an aged Texas, and Alabama. The ma­ The Rev. Willard Berberich, before his appointment to Denver. C.SS.R., assistant at St. Joseph’s This week. Father Lemieux an­ woman, and the orphan boy in jority of those enrolled are reli­ The new appointments came from gions. parish, left Thursday to attend the nounced that Mrs. Holland made m turn cared for her who had pven the superior general of the order, A new instructor has been added national Boy Scout jamboree in provision in 1935 for a trust fund V him a home in his youth. the Very Rev. B. Caldentey, C.R., to the summer faculty since pub­ Washington D. C., June 30 to of $2,000 that is to be applied who once labored in the Theatine Two years ago, Mrs. McCauleyi July 7. Father Berberich was toward a memorial altar for her­ died at the age of 87. Brother lication of the last list. She is parishes in the southern part of Sister Mary Lua from Santa Fe, chosen to represent the Cath­ self and her husband. Lawrence disposed of all his world­ the state. who is teaching Spanish. olic scouts of the district by Mrs. Holland died last year. ly belongings after his grandmoth­ Changes affecting other Thea- Guest speakers are to be a fea­ the Rev. Barry Wogan, diocesan Some time ago, the parish became Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fifield of Putnam, Conn., would «eem to have little competition when it comet er’s death and this spring left to tines in this district are as follows. ture of the school. The first per­ director of Boy Scout activities, possessor o f' the fund. Father to twins. In their 13 years of married life, tjiey have had 15 children, 12 of whom, are twins. Mrs. Fifield join the Vincentian Brothers at The Rev. Bernard Rotger, C. R., it shown above with the newest pair, not yet named. son to address the students will be and Chief E. E. Skinner of the Lemieux said that the income from from assistant at Sacred Heart Perryville. There he has found all the joy to which he looked for­ the Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, who Denver district. Bishop Urban J. the trust will be used for Masses parish, Durango, to assistant at St. will talk Wednesday, June 30. The Vehr gave his consent to the ap­ for Mrs. Holland and her husband Cajetan’s, Denver. ward for many years. 3 Nurses Spend Full Time in Parish Schools Before his departure for St. others have not yet been an­ pointment. until the altar is installed in the The Rev. Michael Mas, C.R., nounced. Accompanying Father Berberich completed church. He also plans from pastor of Sacred Heart par­ Mary’s seminary in Perryville, on the trip is Leo Kleinschnitz, a temporary plaque to be erected ish, Durango, to pastor at Our Lady Broker Lawrence was well known scoutmaster of the Boy Scout troop in the church in commemoration of Guadadlupe parish, Antonito. SCHOOL HEALTH WORK in Arapahoe county as a building Women’s Retreat at St. Joseph’s parish. of the gift. The Rev. Peter Ribas, C.R., contractor. He built a number of from assistant at Most FTecious small homes and did cement work in and around Englewood. All WUI Be Omitted Denver Sister at Natiomd Theater Meeting Blood parish, to assistant at Our Lady o f Gu^alupe parish, Anto­ IS EXTENDED IN YEAR repair work of a building nature nito. around St. Louis’^ church and Tfie*'annual retreat for women The Rev. Anthony Sagrera, C. school was done free by the con­ at St. Rosa’s home for working capacity tlle3^act as intermediators DRAMA BY RARIONEUES R., from assistant at Our Lady of (By Ruth V incent) more direct relationship between tractor who hoped to become a girls, 952 10th street, will not be Guadalupe parish, Antonito, to The year of 1936-37 brought a home and school. between home and school. brother. held this year. The Franciscan pastor at Sacred Heart parish, reorganization of the health serv­ The present set-up provides that The usual program of weighing Brother Lawrence also had nuns in charge of the institution Durango. ice given to D'enver Catholic two of the nurses have charge of and measuring, vision testing, as­ some mining interests at which he announce that their rooms are full IS THEME OF NUN'S TALK The Rev. 0. Martorell, C.R., re­ schools by the Visiting Nurse eight schools each and that one sisting with physical examinations, worked for a number of years, and that they will be unable to ac­ tained as pastor of Most Precious association wjth funds provided by nurse has charge of six. The and inspecting children for signs but he never struck it rich. commodate the retreatants. Be­ Blood parish, San Luis. the Denver department of health. schools are grouped according of contagious disease was con­ Brother Lawrence is a nephew cause of the home’s accessibility “ Anything in history and litera­ of using puppets to develop dra­ Where formerly one full-time and to enrollment, to proximity, and tinued. Acting upon the advice of of Mrs. Vincent Bell and of John the retreat at St. Rosa’s has always ture can be worked out in the lives matic talent in children who might numerous part-time nurses visited to the economic status of the chil­ the health department, the vac­ McCauley of Englewood. been well attended. of marionettes,” Sister Marie An­ otherwise never be successful in the schools, there are now three dren in attendance. This allows cination and immunization pro­ thony of the dramatic arts depart­ stage work. Generosity Urged full-time nurses in charge of the approximately 2,000 children to ram was limited to schools where ment o f gt. Mary’s academy in The theater conference drew 22 parochial schools in the city, each nurse. Since it is not pos­ le economic status of the families Denver told an audience at the writers and devotees of the drama In Collection for of which 18 are Catholic, and the sible for the sisters to visit the did not permit the services of a DENVER DEANERY RIGGEST first National Catholic Theater from all over the country to dis­ prograni has resulted in a more homes frequently, this work is private physician. done by the nurses, and in this conference in Chicago last week. cuss the aims and the achieve­ Pope This Sunday thoiQugh Jtype of service and a Dr. Spalding of the Tuberculosis The Denver nun stressed the value ments of the Catholic dramatic society included the parochial high movement. An important project A special plea for generosity in schools in the survey made for AFFILIATE OF N. C. C. W. discussed at the meeting was the the annual Peter’s Pence collec­ tuberculosis. From an enroll­ establishment of a center from tion, to be taken up at all Masses J. McMullen Active ment of 1,379, 891 children were which Catholic theater material this Sunday, is made by the Most tested, and 228 were positive re­ A recent visit to the headquar­ Mrs. Kimmins spent one half­ Sixth in Family could he distributed throughout Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Bishop of actors. One hundred and forty of ters of the National Catholic Wel­ day visiting the various depart­ the nation. Emmet Lavery, chair­ Denver. The offering is for the In Denver ^Jaycees' these had x-ray pictures. In these fare Conference in the nation’s ments of the N.C.W.C. and went man and promoter of the confer­ Supreme Pontiff and, aside from examinations, many, cardiac trou­ capital revealed to Mrs. W. C. through the National Catholic ence, urged the delegates to make slight personal needs, is used in bles were discovered, being report­ Kimmins of Denver that the Den­ School of Social Service. 3he met Enters Religion the conference “ days of inventory his world-wide work of mercy. (By E dward Mansfield) of the banners, souvenirs, laughs, ed to the visiting nurses, who did ver deanery of the D.C.C.W., of Miss Agnes Regan, executive sec­ dances, banquets, mountaineering, on a voyage of discovery” in The income from Europe has been Denver’s junior chamber of com­ follow-up work. which she is president, is the larg­ retary of the N.C.C.Wt and as­ which, working together, “ we may serious meetings, and scrappy elec­ curtailed, and increased donations This is the third year that the est affiliation of the conference in sistant director of the Social Serv­ draw up an association to unite merce set a national record last tions were the boys who put it Eight boys, from Denver and are hoped for from America. The dental program has been in force the United States. The Denver ice school, and called on Senator Catholic dramatics, thus co-ordi­ week when it influenced 1,500 over with a tremendous amount of Colorado have left for the junior- offerings will be a further tribute the parochial schools. The deanery itself has 58 affiliated or- Ed C. Johnson and Representative nating existing enterprises.” members of the organization to grinding labor, and among the boys ate of the Christian Brothers in^ to the Holy Father on his 80th schools participated in the state g;anizations, and there are ap­ Lawrence L. Lewis of Colorado, New Mexico. They will attend’ The Rev. Daniel A. Lord, S.J., was James McMullen of St. John’s birthday, observed May 30 in the come “ up to Denver” from all cor­ dental program. The results were proximately 400 affiliations of the both of whom remarked on the the summer sessions being held who has visited Denver a number United States with a nation-wide ners of the country for the an­ parish, who retired from the Den­ strength and activity of the Den­ ver unit’s presidency this spring. (Turn to Page 9 — Column $) N.C.C.W. at St. Michael’s college, Santa Fe, (Turn to Page i — Columns) spiritual bouquet. nual “Jaycee” convention. Back ver deanery. Mrs. James Ja'ck- instead of going to Las Vegas, the McMullen’s rise to the presi­ son, chairman of the legislative home of the juniorate the rest of dency in his six years of action committee, corresponds regularly the year. Association Having 100th Convention with the junior chamber of com­ with the Colorado legislators. Four of the boys have brothers merce hhre paralleled his rise -to in the society, one, Nick Becker, Chinese Priest Is The Denver woman interviewed offices in the Newman club and the Rev. Edgar Schmiedeler, 0. S. formerly of Fleming, who moved other organizations at Denver uni­ to Idaho in the year, being the CATHOLIC SCIENTISTS B., director of the Family Rela­ versity, where he was awarded his tions section of the N.C.W.C. and sixth in his family to enter reli­ B.S. in commerce in 1931. gion. , The other youths who have Visitor in Denver was herself interviewed by the Since his affiliation in 1931 press. She spoke also with Mar­ brothers in the sqciety are Harold with the young businessmen’s or­ Turner and Charles Kelly, both AT NATIONAL MEETINQ The Rev. Joseph Liu, a native Boxer rebellion at the turn of the garet Lynch, assistant executive ganization, a group 500 strong of Denver, and George Burkhard Chinese pnest from the Catholic century, and he was still later com­ secretary of the N.C.C.W., and wiih an age limit of 35, he has with Mrs. O’Hara of the Con­ of Pueblo. stepped up in the following man­ mission. Chumatien. Honan, China, pelled to nee for his life as a mis­ Following is a list of the boys, (By Leonard A. T angney) larly noteworthy because for the ment at De Paul and published in sioner. After he was captured by fraternity of Christian Doc­ Eminent Catholic scientists from American and foreign journals ner: Junior chamber representa­ arrived m Denver this week for a their parishes, and the schools they first time the Pacific and South­ short visit. Fa­ the Reds and held for $30,000 ran­ trine. Mrs. O’Hara, the sister-in- all over the United States this western divisions are joining their the results of his findings. As a tive to the senior chamber, 1933- attended: Jack Biederman, 5800 ther Liu was or­ som, his life was despaired of in (TumtoPagei — Column 3) week are attending the 100th result, in 1923 he was admitted to 34; vice president, 1934-35; execu­ West 41st, Holy Family parish and sessions with the national associa­ dained 24 years the four months he was held a meeting of the American Asso­ tion. The A.A.A.S. now consti­ the Royal Astronomical Society, of tive vice president, 1935-36; presi­ school; Harold Turner, 594 South dent,-193 6-37; national counselor. ago in the Hu­ prisoner. Finally, the Commu­ Grant, St. Francis de Sales’ par­ ciation for the Advancement of tutes a co-operation of nearly 18,- which he is still a member. nists released him to obtain medi­ Science being held in Denver. The 1937-38, an office going with the peh province, of ish and school; David Schrodt, 473 000 individuals. The officially as­ For' the past few years, he has which Hankow cal supplies for thdm and he es­ South Pennsylvania, St. Francis seven-day convention is particu- sociated organizations now num­ been studying the physical im- past president’s post. caped to another province, where K. o( C. District is the capital, de Sales’ parish; James Dolan, ber 162, including 30 affiliated ,plicati0ns of science, and for this At last week’s record-smashing on the Yangtze he since resided. academies of science. 2818 Lawrence', Sacred Heart par­ (Turn to Page 9 — ColtAnn i) (Tum toPage k — Column J^) river, and has In the Honan province, under ish and school; James T. Reid, The general sessions are mainly spent his time the prefect apostolic, Msgr. Peter 1672 Spruce, St. James’ parish and devoted to non-technical addresses as a missioner Wang, there is an exclusive native Deputies Chosen Blessed Sacrament school; Charles of interest not only to scientists and as rector of clergy numbering 17 priests. They Kelly, 3550 Clayton, Annunciation and special studente, but also to School Dedication the seminary in have four churches and 30,000 parish and school; Nick Becker, the general public. Unusual 0|(- the Honan prov­ Catholics in a population of 1,- The complete list of district formerly of Fleming, and George VISIIDIPIUI portunrties are offered scientists ince. His life 300,000 pagans. The Chinese of deputy appointments for Colorado Burkhard, 911 Greenwood, Pueblo. to become familiar with progress Program Is Listed has been wit­ this district are wheat farmers, councils of the Knights of Colum­ Ernest Ponickvar, a last year being made in fields other than ness to many but are pitifully poor in their pres­ bus has been announced by State graduate of the J. K. Mullen home their own, and at the same time Father Liu unusual experi­ ent development. Despite the Deputy William McGlone of Den­ Hundreds of Spanish-American two keys of the school to Father high school, has gone to the senior authoritative information is placed ences. While he was in the semi­ terrific handicaps under which the ver. The. following have. been novitiate at Lafayette, La. Sev­ before the public concerning the residents of St. Cajetan’s parish Ordinas; Bishop Vehr will grive an nary studying for the priesthood, chosen to serve for a term that address, and a response will be Church labors in the Honan prov­ eral boys are preparing to enter rapid march of science in general. will be present Tuesday, June 29, his studies were interrupted by the ince, the converts in the last two extends from July 1, 1937, to July either the juniorate or the novi­ Probably the most noted among for the dedication of the new par­ made by the pastor. j^ars have doubled the Catholic 1, 1938: tiate for the regular session in The _ monthly report from the the priests attending the conven­ ish school and convent. The Most Virtually all the work on both population. District No. 1, Preston J. Mur­ September. All the boys undergo St. Vincent de Paul Working­ tion is the Rev. Daniel J. McHugh, Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Bishop of school and convent has been fin­ phy; councils include Fort Collins, a period of postulancy of three Denver, will officiate at the cere­ ished. Workmen this week were Sister D escribes Archbishop Mario Zanin, Apos­ Longmont, Sterling, Greeley, Fort men’s club at 1824 Larimer street C.M., trea.surer of De Paul uni­ tolic Delegate to China, Jias com­ months and are novices for one monies, which are scheduled for cleaning the school building in Morgan, and Boulder; district No. reveals that a daily average of 525 versity, Chicago, since 1910 and a missioned Father Liu to recruit year. 3:30 p. m. He will be assisted by preparation for the dedication. Work for Lepers 2, R. Paul Horan (re-appoint­ men visited the club in the past charter member of the school’s priests and nuns to work in this month. One thousand ^nd nine board of trustees. Father Mc­ the Rev. John Bonet, C.R., for­ The grounds around the two build­ ment) ; Denver, Colorado Springs, mer pastor of the parish, deacon, ings have been landscaped and a Sister Mary Annunciafa Kelly fertile field. In Father Liu’s dis­ Stratton, and Victor-Cripple meals were provided for the un­ Hugh, who is a guest at St. Thom­ trict, the sole workers are native and the Very Rev. Dr. W. M. Hig­ lawn and a rock garden have been of the Fort Dodge, la., community, Creek; district No. 3, Charles I, Maryland Priest employed and transient visitors as’ seminary in his stay in Denver, secular priests not affiliated with gins, subdeacon. The Rev. Ed­ laid at the rear of the convent Sisters of Mercy of the Union in who asked for help at the home, has come to be recognized through­ any religious congregation, and Herman (re-appointment); La and approximately 100 men were out the Midwest as an astronomi­ ward, Woeber, assistant Chancel­ for the Benedictine Sisters who the United States, volunteered to Junta, Pueblo, Trinidad, Walsen- Is at Cathedral nurse for the foreig;n mission in having no outside subsidies. given lodging tickets. In this same cal authority and has taken a lead­ lor, will be master of ceremonies. will teach at the school. burg, and Holly; district No. 4, the leper hospital at Mahaika, The Rev. Joseph L. White, S.S., short period, 396 individuals were ing part in the development of a According to the Very Rev. Father Ordinas said this week The visiting missioner is a bril­ Ben Olguin; San Luis, Del Norte, professor of Latin at St. Charles’ the recipient* of direct assistance first-class science department at John Ordinas, C.R., pastor of St. that present indications are that British Guiana, S. A. She was ac­ liant scholar and linguist, hand­ Alamosa, Antonito; district No. 5, college, Catonsville, Md., has been that ranged from clothing, trans­ De Paul. Cajetan’s, there will be a parish the school will be crowded to its companied to her destination by ling English, Italian, Spanish, Ger­ Joseph Fassler; Canon City, the mother provincial of the Cin­ appointed temporary assistant at portation, and medical care to A priest for 31 years. Father celebration in the church audito­ capacity when it is opened for man, Latin, and French besides Florence, Leadville, Glenwood the Cathedral. Father White will the securing 6f employment for McHugh first gained recognition rium after the dedication. John L. the first time in Septen^er. Hun­ cinnati province and Sister M. his native Chinese. In his visit .in Springs, and Salida; district No. 6, remain in the city until September, 127 men. Both Catholics and non- as a scientist in 1909, when he fol­ Dower, representing the Mullen dreds of Spanish-American chil­ Pierre. Twenty-five Sisters of Colorado he is the guest of the J. J. Miller (re-appointment); Mercy met them at the Brooklyn when he will resume his duties Catholics are entered on the club’s lowed the famous Halley’s comet heirs who grave the school and the dren in the vicinity are eligible to Very Rev. J4sgr. John R. Mulroy Gunnison, Grand Junction, Mont­ in the Maryland college. (Tum to Page 4 — Colum n 8) with the meager observatory equip­ convent to the parish, will present attend. (Turn to Page k — Column at the Holy Ghost rectory. rose, and Durango. PAGE TWO Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystonfe 4205 Thursday, June 24, 1937 Dr. L. A. KASPARIE, N.D., D.C. REGIS GUILD’S HOMECOMING SEVEN HIGH SCHOOLS LOSE Holy Ghost Bazaar Attracts 1437 California Drugless Physician IS HELD SUNDAY ON CAMPUS 47 SENIOR FOOTBALL MEN CH. 1867 German Methods Used DENVER G.YRAGE Homecoming day for the Regis members of the faculty with the Record Crowds Forty-seven football players Robert Lester, Francis McCabe, SSI EAST SIXTH AVE. PHONE TABOR 09SS guild was held Sunday, June 20, Rev. A. S. Dimichino, S.J., as or­ from the seven parochial high Paul Polish, Joseph Schmitz, and Complete Automobile Service at Regis college. This long has Using the .latest «nd nrioet Modem Non-Sutgical diagnefiu and treatment and ganist About 80 attended Mass schools in Denver entered in last Frank Sundell. highly Buccessful In treating gastro-intestinal trouble, female trouble, arthritis, been an annual event, when the (St. Patrick’s Parish) fall’s league battles will not be Regis (ten men)—Richard Clif­ Storage - Waihing Lnbricatioa rheumatism, high blood pressure, liver and kidney trouble, nervous disorders, relatives of the Jesuits are the and all received Holy Communion. Four nights of record-breaking around to tighten their headgear ulcers, constipation, etc. ford, John Cronin, Robert Hickey, guests of the faculty of Regis. After services in the chapel, all crowds that taxed the capacity of straps for action when the open­ 24 HOUR SERVICE We have successfully treated patients from all parts o f the United States. Csfptain Joseph McMeel, Thomas Following the order of other present were the guests of the the bazaar grounds brought to a ing scrimmages are called in the Masterson, Joseph Schneider, John ALSO years, Mass was celebrated in the conclusion one of the most suc­ fall. Graduation took the 47 men, Colonic Irrigation - Chiropractic - Electrotherapy Regis priests at breakfast. At the Strasser, Nicholas Trugllo, John students’ chapel at 8:30, followed cessful events ever held in the par­ some stars and others “ just some Tynan, and John Walsh, Holy Family Physiotherapy - X-Ray' head table were seated Father Mc­ ish. Two hundred dollars in cash of the boys,” when 288 seniors by Benediction of the Blessed Sac­ Holy Family high (nine men)— Mahon, Mrs. Anna Campbell, pres­ was awarded on the last evening receive4 their diplomas at joint rament. The Rev. Joseph P. Mc­ Joseph Barth, Philip Burns, Thom­ ident of the guild, and the follow­ and was divided as follows: One' commencement exercises for the Mahon, S.J., moderator o f the as (lonboy, Captain George Hall, ing past presidents, Mrs. Edward city’s Catholic high schools early guild, was the celebrant of the hundred dollars to A. N. Cameronj William Hazlitt, Frank Lubftley, Billy’s Imi Mass and the Very Rev. Robert Murray, Mrs. E. T.Gibbons, Mrs. 615 Elati street; $50, John Sum­ in June. Joseph Lutz, Eugene Schierburg, 44TH ft LOWELL BLVD. Charles Hayden, and Mrs. Jack mers, 1434 West Cedar, one o f the M. Kelley, S.J., president of Regis Walsh. Mrs. Sarah Floyd was an Cathedral lost the greatest num­ and Donald Secord. gave Benediction. The sermon main cash prize winners in the honored guest. ber, 11 men, the equivalent of a Budweiser & Storz Beer was preached by the Rev. Bernard 1936 bazaar; $2B, Stella Crowe, full football team. Regis came next Annunciation high (six men) — GIVE U S Murray, S.J. The Very Rev. Robert M. Kelley, 3234 West 23rd avenue; $15, with ten, Holy Family high lost James Cotter, Captain John Hor­ and Wines S.J., welcomed the guests and ex­ vat, Thomas Malone, Michael Mul- The choir was composed of Bernice Di Lorenzo; $10, Dr. D. nine. Annunciation high, loop SANDWICHES LUNCHES pressed gratitude for all that had A. Doty, 261(1 Fairfax street. lin, Walter O’Brien, and John champion in ’36, lost six; St. Jos­ Shannon. been done for Regis by the mem­ The combination booth. An in­ eph’s dropped five, Mullen home Danish Coffee Cake bers of the guild. He called par­ novation this ydar, proved popular. three, and St. Francis’ three. St. JosMh’s (five men)—Joseph ticular attention to their care of The main prizes were awarded as Connell, Robert Culliard, Michael Rolls the chapels and sanctuaries. Other Three of the six high scorers McNally, Lacey Meehan, and follows: Silex coffee maker, Billy of the league received diplomas. For Quality Bakery Goods speakers were Father McMahon, Shanley; comforter, Mrs. L. Colo- Charles Murphy. the Rev. William O’Shaughnessy, Captain Johnny Horvat of An­ Mullen* home (three men) — TRY rosa; flashlight, ^lark Miller; nunciation high’s. Cardinals, who S.J.; the Rev. Josmih Ryan, S.J.: electric clock, Mrs. Louise Stone; Harold McKenna, Willis Myrick, Father Murray, T. Reinert of topped the league with 82 points; and Louis Vukslnich. large toy auto, Mrs. Lydia Barton; Captain George Hall of the Holy WEISS BAKERY Ti m il M[[i Boulder, who has given two sons large mirror, Mrs. Pietro; seven- St. Francis’ (three men)— Family high Tigers, second-place Thomas Fox, Captain James to the Jesuit order; Philip Clarke, piece embroidered set, Mrs. Albert scorer with 65, and Florian Barth Mrs. Sarah Floyd, and Mrs. Mur­ O’Leary, and Edgar Tice. Petrone; traveling bag, Mrs. H. of Cathedral, an end who earned Theta Phi Alpha, national Cath­ ray, mother of Father Murray The athletic directors, coaches, Bottonej toy wagon. Miss Natale; fifth place with 24 points, are the Model Shoe Shop olic sorority, will hold its silver and first president of the guild. hand-quilted patchwork spread, and captains of the seven teams jubilee convention at Detroit from three who were graduated. The playing last fall were as follows: 4028 TENNYSON 1 Mrs. Campbell expressed grati­ the Rev. A. Sommaruga; picture, other three, who will do or die June 27 to July 1. Delegates from Annunciation high—the Rev. An­ Best of materials used. All work tude to the officers and all who Mrs. J. Melphy. again next fall, are Doug Sexton thony Elzi, director; Warren Wil­ Brewed— the Denver chapter, Omicron, at Other prizes were ^ven to the guaranteed. We believe in live the University of Denver are Mary were working in various ways to of Holy Family high, halfback liams, coach, and John Horvat, following: Mattress given by Mrs. and let live. With Pure Rocky OF COURSE Elizabeth Gaule, alumnae presi­ make the ^ i l d of real benefit to who ranked third in scoring last captain; Cathedral — the Rev. Regis. Officers serving with Mrs. Thomas Shannon, A. Polniak, fall 'with 59 points; Fullback Can- Thomas Doran, director; Patrick C. H. WELCH Mountoin Spring Water dent, and Kathleen O’Keefe, active 4670 Grant street; blanket given president Miss Gaule will also Campbell are: Recording secre­ jar of the Annunciation high Car­ Collins, coach, and James Costello, tary, Mrs. Claire Martin; financial by Mrs. John Daly, Dick Wood, dinals, fourth with 41, and (I. captain; Holy Family high—the attend in her capacity as national 2124 High street; candlewick '■www w w w V w w w pledge chairman.. secretary, Mrs. Thomas Floyd; Murphy, St. Joseph’s halftack, Rev. John Kellyy director; R, L. treasurer. Miss Margie Ryan. spread -donated by Miss Cora Yates Pharmacy Other members of the Denver tied with B ^ h for fifth position Stephenson, coach, and George The music at breakfast included Smith and Mrs. A. Peterson, Mrs. in ’36 with t 4 points. Hail, captain; Mullen home— 4939 West 38th, Cor. Yates chapter who will be at the conven­ Kate Dalsant; large cake made and tion are Bernice Gibbons and violin selections and vocal num­ The departed seniors and their Brother Henry, director; Bernard Formerly Burgraf’s Pharmacy Preferred Parish bers. , contributed by Mrs. R. A. Mauro, schools, ranked according to num- Campbell, coach, and Charles Fo­ Betty Hart. The Denver group PHONE GA. 0621 Dan Canzone, 3821 Osage l|fers, are as follows: garty, captain; Regis—Mr, Harold will leave the city Saturday after­ The annual party of the guild street; $15 order on a local noon and arrive in Detroit Sun­ ill be held at Regis college A Cathedral (11 men) — Florian Stansell, SJ., director; Joseph WINES AND LIQUORS Trading List— sporting goods house, Sal Petrag- Loffreda, coach, and Joseph Mc­ day afternoon. Following the 18. Mrs. Campbell is being assist- lia ,'2630 18th street; Friday spe­ Barth, Edward Bible, Roswell convention, the Denver delegates ed by Miss Margie Ryan as chair­ Brennan, Captain James Costello, Meel, captain; St. Francis’—^the Open Eveninfe by Appointment cial prize, Jimmy Ecker; Saturday Rev. Leo J. Thome, director; plan to spend some time in Chicago man of the arrangements commit­ special prize, Mrs. C. DiPoalo. Richard Foley, Gerald Galligan, PHONE GALLUP 7708 MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: before returning home. tee and all officers and members Richard Carrollj coach, and Joseph R. A. Mauro, chairman of the O’Leary, captain; St. Joseph’s— The opening affair of the con­ of the guild are striving to make bazaar, joins Father Sommaruga The merchants represented in this section are boosters. They are it a great success. the Rev. R. A. Michaels, director; ANN LYTLE anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Co­ vention will be the formal recep­ in extending thanks to all commit­ Cobe Jones, coach, and Mac Mc- operate with them. tion Sunday night. Monday morn­ tee members, workers, patrons, Kelvey, captain. Permanent Waving - Marcelling - Finger Waving ing, all the delegates will go to 09785056 and contributors, whose combined Rankings of last season, follow­ St. Aloysius’ church for a Memo­ efforts made the bazaar an out­ ing Annunciation’s 26-to-6 defeat 4931 West 38th Ave. Denver) Colo. rial Maas. Chapter reunions will standing success. of Holy Family high before 5,000 St. yincent de PauFs feature the Monday luncheon, and ' Girl Born to Fittingf in the champion^ip battle at Monday night the opening banDelivery made to various chapters for ac­ and Navajo street on the nights on the rectory grounds. Mrs. M. the recent dinner showed a net complishments in the past two Nelligan was given the potted when you are distributing PHONE SPRUCE 1888 of Aug. 5, 6, 7, and 8. return of $941.25. Awards were WINES AND LIQUORS years. These include the scholar­ On the opening night, between plant and the cake -was awarded made as follows: Quilt, Will your patronage in the dif­ ship cup, the publicity cup, and 6 and 8 o’clock, a spaghetti din­ to Mrs. R. Taylor. Doepke of Castle Rock; runner, Will Call for and Deliver the president’s cup. The guard of Mauro-Amato Rite Arranged Your Prescriptions ner will be served at Mt. Carmel Mrs. Tremlett of 118 South Sher­ ferent lines of business. honor award will also be present­ Fred Mauro, son of Mr. and man, and pillows, Mrs. Harry 1069 So. Gaylord Denver. Colo. hall at West 36th avenue and ed. This award has been made Osage street. The prizes this year Mrs, R. A. Mauro and Miss Vic­ Healy of 517 South Pearl. only once before in the sorority’s are a hope chest, a bicycle, and a toria Amato, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brady was received as a history, to Mildred Connelly, one Chevrolet master two-door sedan, M^., Marian Amato* will be the new member. The society lost a St. Louis' of the founders. Each evening, a special prize will pfificipals in A beautiful wedding member in Mrs. Frank O’Brien of One of the trips taken at the be given away free. Tickets may Sunday afternoon, June 27, with 3029 West Scott place, who died convention will be to Father be secured at the rectory at West Father Sommaruga officiating. recently. Mrs. Tremlett is able to Coughlin’s Shrine of the Little 36th and Navajo or from the The event is of special interest to attend meetings once more. Mrs. Flower. Finer Cleaners, Ltd. Valencia Creamery chairman, Dominic A. Coloroso, at all parishioners at this time, as Spillane broke her -wrist. Mrs. Finer Cleaning for Finer People Theta Phi Alpha sorority was Mr. Mauro, heading the bazaar 3346 Soatb Broadway Eng. 816 GAllup 3754-W. Harvey Smith is on the road to New Carbon Tetrachloride founded 25 years ago at the Uni­ committee, just brought the an­ recovery. Cleaning System • Home Made Cottage Cheese versity of Michigan. Its purpose The Adolla club, St. Theresa’s nual event to a successful conclu­ is to provide Catholic students in club, and the Holy Name societies sion. Mrs. Irene Koser, secretary, SAMPLE DYEING Fresh dairy products made in our own non-sectarian colleges and univer­ are working steadily to make won the attendance prize. plant. Home made ice cream, all flavors. Shirley Ann Barcelon, infant Odorless 2 Hour Z on ^ Service sities the Catholic atmosphere and this year’s bazaar a big success. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jose S801 S. Broadway FEarl £595 Fresh churned batter and Buttermilk cultural background to which The Usaly club is taking the re­ Barcelon, and Erlinda Mabel, in­ the students are accustomed in sponsibility of making the spa­ fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ghetti dinner a success, and the Holy Name Loop The firms listed here de­ Lov-Ell Creamery their homes. Since its founding, Vincent Perez, were baptized by it has spread from coast to coast Itams club has generously volun­ the Rev. Maurus Zabolitzky, O.S. serve to be remembered 2709 SOUTH BROADWAY and now has chapters from Massa­ teered to help secure donations. B., Sunday afternoon. Sponsors chusetts to California. The Uni­ The club’s membership is drawn were Virginia Horrigan and Jose I Results Listed when you are distributing Englewood 1042 versity of Denver chapter was from businessmen of Italian ex­ Quena and David and Anna Sena. traction. your patronage in the dif­ Home-made Ice Cream, 20 Flavort founded in 1926. Miss Ruth Menghin_ left last St. Joseph’s parish entry now ferent lines of business. DELICIOUS week for New York city, where leading the Holy Name league’s Dairy Products Malted Milks FT. COLLINS GIRL she will spend ten weeks studying eight softball teams may find Legal Notice at Columbia university. itself tied -with either Cathedral's INVESTED IN EAST improved team or St. John’s out­ fit after Sunday’s games at Tivoli St. John's Estate of Sejnndo C. DUz, Dec.aud. Miss Adella Apodoca of Fort park. No. 57260 Notice is hereby given that on the 20th day Collins, known in religion as Sister St.- Joseph’s leads -with four o f July, 1987, I will present to the Uounty Martine Joseph, was invested at straight victories, and Cathedral DENVER Court of the City and County of Denver, ceremonies held recently by the CHARLEE-BELLE Colorado, my accounts for FINAL SET­ and St. John’s, tied for second MARKET CO. TLEMENT of Administration o f said es­ Little Sisters of the Poor at S t with three out of four, will play BEAUTY SALON tate, when and where all persons In Interest Ann’s convent. Queens Village, each other Sunday. If St. James’ may appear and object to them, if they Long Island, N. Y, The Most Rev. !43« E. SIXTH AYE. FR. 0304 I.G.A. Stores BO desire. is successful in halting the rush DharleS) formerly of Oosmopolitan. Miss Raymond A. Kearney, Auxiliary 2422 E. 6th Ave. FR. 4151 A 4152 filTA DIAZ, Administratrix, of the hard-hitting St. Joseph’s ' w sr w w w w « Dawn is with us again and will be glad {Title of person giving notice.) Bishop of Brooklyn, presided. io welcome her friends. Miss Joe has team, a tie for first place will go Salactad corn-fed meata. Fancy and (Denver Deanerjr) ^nto the books, at least for a week. also been added to our staff. staple groceries) fruits and vegetables. Through the recreational de­ ; CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING Shampoo & Finger Wawe...... 75c Fresh fish and oyatara partment of the Child Welfare bu­ The Sunday schedule at Tivoli ‘Typical Family’ on Vacation reau, classes for physically handi­ is as follows: 1 o’clock, St. James’ ► THE COLUMBINE capped children will begin next vs. St. Joseph’s; 2 o’clock. Holy ► Empire Cleaners week. These courses will include Family parish vs. St. Francis’ ; 3 ► ClassiSied Ads PHARMACY lessons in music, art, health, and o’clock, Holy Rosary parish vs. St. 2434 East 6th Ave. -I t will pay you to read ALL of the following advertisements. PROMPT FREE DELIVERY handicraft. Louis’, and 4 o’clock. Cathedral * Carlson’s Ice Cream Franklin 2989 Classes have already begun in vs. St. John’s. Quality work at reasonable prices. some courses, including food, eco­ In the last battles Sunday, June Prescriptions - Drugs ■ Sundries nomics, household management, 20, St. Joseph’s took its fourth BARBER SHOP YO. 3373-9474 Prompt called for and delivery DRUG STORES menu planning, diet, clothing, and straight with ease from St. Louis’, 6th at Columbine service. First cites barber shop. Bemie Mack’s household textiles. 11 to 8. Cathedral added'another HUTCHINSON’S PHARMACY Barber Shop. 1270 Santa Fe Drive. Meetings Suspended by defeating Holy Rosary’s team, 7 Your Naborbood Druggist D E T R O IT The monthly meetings of the to 4. St. John’s earned a one-run Phone SPmee 0688 700 So. Pearl WANTED—Household furniture, old cloth­ The firms listed here de­ Denver deanery will be discon­ victory over Holy Family parish, JAMES HUTCHINSON ing, pictures, kitchen utensils, etc. The serve to be remembered tinued in July and August Plans 7 to 6. St. Francis’ halted St. Denver Deanery’s Benefit Shop. Call Tabor Grocery & Market James’ in the nightcap, 6 to 4. 2916. 1336 Lawrence street. when you are distributing for the September meeting include LUGGAGE your patronage in the dif­ 27S7 E 11th Are. a luncheon, with a program in The league is being sponsored PIANO Phones YO. 8244 . YO. 1808 charge of'Mrs. John L. Holmes. for the summer by the activities Luggage for Your Vacation in a ferent lines of business. 3600 beautiful tone piano, perfect con­ James Dolan, t. Boy Scout of committee of the Diocesan union Wide Price Range at Fancy .Cut Meat Little Flower social center; left of the Holy Name society, headed dition. sacrifice 335.00. The A. E. MEEK TRUNK A BAG CO. 509 Fourteenth Street this week for Las Vegas, N. Mcx., by Bernard W. Gates, Denver at­ to enter the juniorate of the Chris­ torney. 1036 16th St. KE. 3079 tian Brothers. TEAM— W L Pet. FOR SALE St. Anthony’s Neighborhood St. J o e p h ’s ______4 0 1.000 EGGS St. Catherine's Cathedral ...... 8I .760 FOR SALE— 7-rm. modern, partly fur­ house showed a wonderful record St. John’s ______3 1 .750 nished. garage, IH lots, 32,100. 3600 of achievement for the month of St. James’ ______2 2 .500 MORGAN'S EGG FARM down, easy terms; 320, 325 per month June. Individuals contacted in the St. Franels’ ______2 2 .600 We deliver in your neighborhood. will suffice. 638 F ox; keys at 641 Fox. 16th St. Liquor O’Heam Creamery Holy Rosary ...... 1 2 .833 801 Sheridan Blvd. • KE. 8883 month totaled more than 700, Holy Family ______.1.. 1 3 .260 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 3008 W. 44th AVE. while free hot lunches given to the St. Louis’ ...... 04 .000 Store children totaled 1,680. HOUSE CLEANING Reconditioned Pianos, Players and Grands, 1319 16th St. Carlson’s Ice Cream Children Attend School giuranteed Organs, Pipe and Reed. SP. 7364 • T. R. WALKER - 236 Broadway FREE DELIVERY For Your Convenience Open Sunders Children of the center are at­ EDDIE O’NEILL tending the -vacation schools at Marist Superior YO. 8900-R Phone MA. 9945 Dairy Products— Special Egge PAINTING AND JOHN McGINN, Prop. Grdheries Guadalupe mission, Mt. Carmel Wall Washing, Wall Paper Cleaning, church, and St. Patrick’s. Floors and Woodwork Scrubbed and PAPERHANGING Last week. Miss Marie Carter Dies at Mass Waxed, Window Washing. Skilled White Workmen, all Work Guaranteed. Mer­ For better work) new ideaB) first class in The firms listed here de­ chaperoned a group of children to chants, we will work Sundays and Nights every way* painting) paperhanging) Murals, THE UNICORN Nederland, where they are spend­ for your convenience. decoratings Call, for estimates. MA. 8555* serve to be remembered ing two weeks at Montrita camp For Children 2817 W. 2SRD. AVE. when you are distributing as the guests o f the Denver HOTELS FURNACES AND GRATES your patronage in the dif­ <^OOD FOOD deanery. Mrs. Alice Rathbourne, civics Rome.— The superior of the NEWHOUSE HOTEL FURNACES INSTALLED * REPAIRED ferent lines of business. Reasonable Prices teacher at the center, left this Marist community of Riom, Allier, □4 THES 9H,ADOW of Colorado’s beau- H. H. York. 427 E. Exnoaitian. PE. 2218 week to attend an adult education France, Father Goure, collapsed tlful eapitoL Colfax at Giant, Denver. Colo, ■h o u s e f o r s a l e " convention in Detroit, Mich. and died at the altar in a First Communion Mass for the children Six room home built by owner in St. of the parish. He began his ser­ CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS’ HOME, Catherine's parish. No agent GA. 0167-J. U. S. Attorney Renamed 1772 Grant. Pleasant home for girls. 4100 Irving St Craigs and chUdren' The nomination of Thomas J. mon with the words: “ My dear PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Morrissey, prominent Catholic, for children, ‘whosoever eateth My Visiting Chicago on a vacation trip, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Craig and reappointment as U. S. attorney flesh and drinketh My blood shall HELP TO e x c h a n g e WANTED their two children, chosen as “ the typical American family” in a for Colorado was sent to the sen­ have eternal life’ . . . ” The priest Board and room to Catholic couple for WANTED—Cleaning in afternoons, get contest held in their home city of Muncie, Ind., “ the typical American ate Monday, June 21, by President then fell to the floor. He was dead ^service in bungalow home. Adults. Man evening meal or care of chUdren. CHerry THEY ARE RELIABLE city,” were snapped as they arrived at the airport, above. Roosevelt. when picked up. may be employed elsewhere. 857 Garfield. 9503. PAGE THREE Thursday, June 24, 1937 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 nr w'w 'r ww'rwww:wwww ww^www' 4 . ► i ST. FRANCIS’ PARISH TO HOLD ► 4 ► ► Enrolled in Liglit StaDd Is Preferred Parish 4 Preferred Parish ► ► FAMILY ‘GET-TOGETHER’ PICNIC 4 ► 4 ► Trading List** Trading List— 4 (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish) be held and about 35 prizes will Gilt of Circle ► Vacation School ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ A. Committees representing all of be given. thfe societies in the parish met in Tom Egan is chairman and is in (Bleaaed Sacrament Pariah) MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: (St. Philomena’t Parish) the assembly room of the rectory charge of general arrangements. MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: The Little Flower circle this The' merchants represented in this section are boosters. They arc Thirty-five children are en­ Monday evening to discuss plans Other officers include Kathleen The merchant! repreaented in thia aection are booatera. They are for a large parish picnic to be Flynn, secretary, and the Rev. week presented to Blessed Sacra­ anxiona to work with you and are deaerving of your patronage. Co- anxious to work with you and are deserring of your patronage, Co- rolled in the religious vacation ment church a votive light stand held in the near future. Free cof­ Leo Thome, treasurer. The fol­ operate with them. operate with them. school conducted by the Sisters to be placed before the statue of of Loretto at St. Philomena's fee and ice cream will be served lowing committees were appoint­ ed; Prizes, Mrs. Lloyd Brown, Ar­ the Little Flower. school. Classes started Monday, and each family will bring a bas­ 27 Scout! Attend Retreat June 21. ket lunch. Contests and games thur Turner, and Ed Rowland; St. Francis de Sales' for both adults and children will grounds and sports, Anthony Twenty-seven Boy Scouts of C a th e d ra l The Sodality of the Blessed Vir­ Dunst and Barry Keeshun, and re­ troop 145 left Thursday for Camp 275 South Logan gin Mary will receive Communion freshments, Mrs. M. McEahem. St. Malo to attend the three-day SPraca 3811 at the 9 o’cFock Mass this Sunday. The Young Ladies’ sodality will retreat for Boy Scouts beginning Glen Miles Drug Store June 24. Several of the boys plan The Mass will be offered for those have charge of the ice cream. Prescriptions Our Specialty members present. flyROM RiGllfS tq remain at the camp for a LOGAN GARAGE It is hoped that everyone in the Eaat Alameda at Penn St. Skelly Master Station Frank Elmer Zook, infant son further vacation after the re­ C. E. SHERRED. Prop. parish will co-operate and help treat ends Saturday, June 26. C. J. (CHET) STEBENNE, Mgr. of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Zook, was ‘‘The Home of Specialized Service” The Drug Store Complete make the picnic a big success. This St. Anthony’s circle was enter­ baptized Sunday, June 20, by the Storage - Repairing We Deliver Free and Freely 13th AVE. AND LINCOLN is not to be a money-making event tained last Friday at tjie Argonaut Vei'y Rev. Dr. William M. Hig­ but is being planned solely as a Wrecker Service Phone Pearl 6433 - SP. 9843 Skelly Aromax, Tagolene Oils, Moto Sway Lub. gins. Richard McBride and Helen hotel, with Mrs. George Stipe as general get-together and get-ac- hostess. High score was won by U. S. Royal Tires and Tubes Zook are the godparents. quainted rally. The committees in Fr*a Delivary Serrica (St. Thereie’t Parish, Aurora) Mrs. Frank J. Thompson and the Cars Called for and Delirered— Scooter Serrice Joan Frances Vecchio, daughter charge will leave nothing undone special prize by Mrs. B. F. Fitz­ of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Vecchio, was The perpetual novena in honor to make this one of the most en­ simmons. BUCHANAN’S | D d 6 f 0 l t baptized Sunday by the Very Rev of St. Therese, which opened at joyable parish affairs in years. Mrs. Clifford Carr entertained CLEANERS AND DYERS Colonic Irrigations William M. Higgins. the Little Flower shrine Tuesday The next meeting will be held the members of St. Anne’s circle LIQUOR STORE Colon Irrigations Insure Mrs. Albert Daley and Mrs evening, was well attended. Serv­ Tuesday evening. July 6, in the at a bridge luncheon Tuesday. 328 BROADWAY PEARL 3753 Clernliness King Cole Room Harry Histen o:J Quincy, Mass, ices begin every Tuesday evening assembly room of the rectory at 8 Prizes were won by Mrs. F. Hes- Fine Wines and Liquors Upholstered Furniture, Curtaine, and at 7:30 o’clock, and all are urged ICE COLD BEER Of our greatest disease-producing center 1082 BROADWAY are the house guests of their o’clock. Anyone interested is selbine and Mrs. C. O’Byrne. ‘ Draperies Expertly Cleaned and Finished — the lower -bowel. Physicians recom­ brother, J. P. McConaty, for sev­ to attend. urged to attend this meeting and Anne Birmingham Chairman Phona PEarl 1777 377 Sooth Broadwar mend Colonic Irrigations. You msy get Excellent Lunches and Dinners. well by stopping the absorption of poi­ eral weeks. Mrs. Daley’s two sons The Slimmer school opened Mon­ it is hoped that a large crowd of At the close of the 15th an­ sons from the bowel cess-pool. All Kinds of Delicious Sandwiches. accompanied them. day, June 21, ■with a 9 o’clock parishioners will be on hand. The nual laywomen’s retreat, held re­ SOUTH PEARL Good Hardware Mrs. Sharley Chilcote Miss Hannah Cahill, also of Mass. The schedule being fol­ exact date and the place of the cently at Loretto Heights college, Pabst Blue Ribbon on Tap. lowed includes classes immediate­ Headquarters for Toola, Cutlery KE. 8263 1600 Logan St. Quincy, is visiting her sister, Mrs. picnic will be announced later. Miss Anne Birmingham was ap­ HARDWARE ly after Mass until 11:30 o’clock, AT LOWEST PRICES Eugene Gallagher. Book Review Preaented pointed chairman of the retreat ED SPEULSTRA, Mgr. COLORADO with a short recreation period at Mrs. Philip Clarke and son, The parent education group of campaign. PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, ETC. 10:30 o’clock. ’Two Sisters of Charles Crapo suffered a re-- PEARL DRUG CO. UPHOLSTERING CO. Philip, Jr., left Thursday, June the P.-’T. A. met in the assembly Fiahing and Hunting Licenaea Falby’s Paint Store 24, for Trinidad, where they will Loretto, Sister Athanasia and room of the rectory, with Mrs. J. lapse this week follo^wing an 17th ft Pesrl FURNITURE HOSPfcTAL PEarl 3944 attend the silver wedding anni- Sister Philbert, are conducting T. Hannigan, Jr., chairman, in operation at Mercy hospital. 1579 So. Pearl SP. 9828 32 Broadway CUT PRICES Antique Furniture Remodeling Onr the summer classes. More than Mrs. Carl Hansen is recovering Specially ver.sary of Mr. and Mrs. Flynn. charge. Mrs. Elliott Todhunter DISTRIBUTOR FOR MAIN 464S • FREE DELIVERY Mrs. Clarke is Mrs. Flynn’s sis­ 40 children are enrolled, and have at her home fbllowing a serious REUPHOLSTERING AND REFINISHING been divided into classes accord­ Dewey presented the book. The A. C. WELDERS AND G. F. BERKENKOTTER. Prop. 2-piece Overstuffed Recovered ter. Wind From the Mountains, by illness. DADS PLACE Onr Specialty la Filling Prescriptions $25.00 & op ing to age. Ed Dinan Teaching at Greeley NEON TRUCK SIGNS 2459 16th St. Ph. GAlIup 2304 Mrs. M. Flaherty, ■who has been Tygve GulbranssenI in dramatic 710 South Broadway V INES & T.IQUORS The sisters are preparing the review. This absorbing narrative, Edward Dinan, student at St. COLORADO & WYOMING ill at her home for several weeks, Thomas’ seminary, is teaching in PE. 9802 is making a satisfactory recovery, younger children for First Com­ which gives a vivid picture of home munion and also for Confirma­ life in Norway, is the sequel to the vacation school at Greeley. Mobilgas Mobiloil COMMONWEALTH Red Cross Drug Mrs. William O’Neill left re­ Dr. and Mrs. W. J. McMenamy tion. The older children are us­ Beyond Sing the V/oods. SPECIALIZED LUBRICATION 13th Ave. Garage cently to join her daughter, Jane, ing the more advanced catechism have as their house guests the doc­ PRODUCTS CO. The next meeting will be held , We Give S. ft H. Green Stamps SP. 2857 259 Broadway J. FLAVIN. Mgr. Store Co. in Boston, Mass., where she has text. tor’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. been in school at Pine Manor. at 10 o’clock on June 29 in the The sisters are teaching the chil­ and Mrs. Joseph Sigmund of St. 13th & Washington - MA. 8984 13th ft Marion CHerry 0202 They will tour the East before assembly room of the rectory. At Louis, Mo., and Mary Frances, returning home. dren hymns in order that they this time, Mrs. Dewey ■will present Dan’s Service,Station Smith’s Dry Goods Storage. Specializing in tune up Prescription Specialists may sing at the 9 o’clock Mass Rose Mary, and Malcolm Sigmund. a review of City of Bells, by Eliza­ Mrs. Martin Currigan enter­ t| 1126 E. ALAMEDA ■work on Echlin-Motor-Lab. Wines & Liquors Free . Delirery at the summer school session. It beth Gouge. This is a 1937 book Phillips 66 Gas & Oils is expected that at the end bf tained the members of her Study Casa Rosa de Oro by a comparatively new author. club Wednesday, with Mrs. Frank CARS WASHED AND LUBRICATED House Dresses— Silk Hose Are Your Summer Clothes the summer classes the children’s These book reviews have proved Da^vis as associate hostess. Called For end Delirered Is Colorful Spot choir ■will sing at Sunday Mass very interesting and are presented Notion! - Gift! - Toya - Etc. Ready for Wear ? occasionally. Spaulding! to Tour Dakota! T ft M SWEEPSTAKES Corona Shoe Shop in an able manner by Mrs. Dewey. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spaulding, Casa Rosa de Oro, Denver’s only Spruce 9987 Dakota ft So. Bdwy. Shop Here—Save Time and Money Special prices on all Relining and Chapla Son Baptized A cordial invitation is extended to accompanied by their son, are C hu. F. Ha^ay S53 Corona St. Mexican art gallery in a truly Repair work sent in now. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. anyone desiring to attend. planning a summer tour through Mexican environment, is located Children’s y% Soles, 50c & up Lloyd Chapla was baptized Sun­ School la Improved the Dakotas. THE BROADWAY at 213 East 17th avenue, two day, June 20. The sponsors were More new library shelves have A dinner party honoring Mr. Virginia Mae Cafe blocks off Broadway. A quaint Fins Shoe Rebuilding st Fair Prices Superlative Cleaners Cleo Tylenda, sister of Mrs. been added as the library now and Mrs. Oliver Thompson, for­ (Formerly The Maud Mary) CREAMERY and typical sector of Mexico is 1205 E. 9th Ave. Phone CHerry 1303 Chapla, and George Wolf. boasts of more than 6,000 books. merly of this parish and now of 285 SO. DOWNING ST. reproduced in simplicity and orig­ . The parish party held at the Quality Dairy Foods Persons having any books they' Pro^vidence, R. I., was given by Our Specialty, Home Cooking For Men For Women I inality. There is service in true Broadmoor Country club was a would like to donate are asked to Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGrayel Mexican style for bridge parties, Two Convenient Storea success, and about $45 was real­ get in touch with the rectory. .An­ Wednesday evening. Efacient Service Come In and Meet Ua Mexican Huaraches banquets, entertainments, and ized. other new feature added to the Children to Receive Sunday BARTON ft EATON, Props. 1555 Arapahoe 66 S. Broadway (Sandals) Mexican dinners afternoon and The aristocrat of sport shocs^ for 1987. Sunday Masses are to be offered school is a room adjoining the of­ Sunday is the monthly Com­ The Shirley Garage See the Kenuine Mexican made ar­ evening by appointment. The-tele- ticle now on display. Oi'der early. at 7 and 9 o’clock in the summer fice used to allow more office space. munion day for the children of OFFICIAL AAA GARAGE phone number is KEystone 0957. Besides all this, the school is being the parish. G A Y INN Vamum’s Art Shop PHONE TABOR 5911 The Cactus Shop months. Michael Fufbacher, who had cleaned and decorated. Francis Coughlin of Chicago BROADWAY AT 2ND AVENUE Day and Night Storage, Repairing, Wash- 428 East Colfax 601 E. Alameda Are. ing u d Greasing, Gasoline and Oils 0pp. Cathedral Rectory been a patient at a local hospital, The Rev. Francis Shanley, for­ and his two children are visit­ ing Miss Martha Coughlin and Budweiser Beer on Draught 1631-37 LINCOLN ST. For Boys For Girls has returned home and is much mer assistant at St. Francis’, has Original Art Gifts for All Occasions Presentation improved. gone to Estes Park again this sum­ Edward and Walter Coughlin. Fine Wines - - Mixed Drinks 619 E. 13th Ave. Main 5837 PHONE YORK 2587 mer to take charge there in the Miss Elaine Littel has as her Sandwiches As You Like Them house guest Miss Margaret Mary Complete Line of School Supplies FOR summer season. Hills of Salt Lake City, Utah. LUNCHES — DINNERS Fountain Service and Ice Cream Betty Flavin Mountair Liquor Contest Won by The Rev. Bernard Cullen, new­ ALADDIN GARAGE Marriage Banna Announced WE DO SELL FOR LESS Hairdressing Salon ly ordained priest of Pueblo, will » i e banns of msfrriage were f f i c ie n t - Store be the assistant here. He will also an^unced for the first time Sun­ Billie Lincoln Creamery, Open Evenings S20S W. Colfax Lakewood S45 A Coiffure from us marks you, CONOMICAL Weight-Lifters be the spiritual director of the day for Miss Bernice Marie Ohler’s Model Market INC Fine Wines and Liquors Young Ladies’ sodality. not only as a smart woman, but E Grindinger of Blessed Sacrament Fall Line of Meafa and Fiah Pure Pasteurized Milk and as a personality. XPERT FREE DEUVERY (St. John’s Parish) The Rev. John Clark, C.M., who parish and John Filmore Crump Fresh and Smoked Cream 24-HOUR SERVICE We Appreciate Your Business The St. John’s weight-lifting is visiting his parents, here, will of Cathedral parish. Makers of 515-519 E. Exposition also assist Father Thome this sum­ Michael Thomas Ryan, son of FAMOUS BILLIE’S LITTLE PIG Ave. Phone SPruce 3233 team, represented by Bill Johns SAUSAGE The firms listed here de­ mer. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ryan, was 1745-1747 So. Phone SPruce 1412 NOB HILL INN in the middleweight class and Tony Phone PEarl 1100 1487 So. Pearl St. Broadway serve to be remembered 420 EAST COLFAX Beringer in the lightweight, de­ Banns of marriage were pub­ baptized Sunday afternoon by the St. Dominic's Rev. William Mulcahy. Exclusive Applicators of when you are distributing Mixed Drinks, Draught Beer feated the Y.M.C.A. team in a lished for the second time Sunday closely contested meet last Friday for Eugenia Stule of St. Vincent’s UNITED STATES When buying irom the your patronage in the dif­ Delicious Dinners evening. parish and Martin Golden of this GYPSUM SHINGLES Dr. Hiarry A. Miller firms advertising in The ferent lines of business. HOT AND COLD LUNCHES New members of the parish are parish. Summer Sessions BROADWAY ROOFING Booths for Ladies the C. E. Barker family, formerly Your Business Is Appreciated Here DENTIST Phelan Infant Baptizeil AND SUPPLY CO. Register, please mention of St. Francis de Sales’ parish, who Extractions and Gerald William Phelan, infant 143 Broadway PEarl 4725 that you saw their adver­ Plate Work Only have purchased a home at 340 son of Mr. and Mrs. Grattan Phe­ Are Discontinued Roofing - Waterproofing - Painting Insulating MAIN 4885 Colorado boulevard. lan, was baptized recently. The tisement in this paper. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Faubion are sponsors were P. J. Laughlin and Materials and Workmanship Guaranteed St. Philomena's 308 Centra] Saving! Bank Bldg. (Holy Family Pariah) Terms to Suit ' on a vacation trip to Bermuda. Loretto Phelan. The Altar and Rosary society The Ernest Becks have bought Donald and Bill Scheiman, sons and St. Anne’s circle have dis­ FREE RUBBER BALL a mountain home at Brook For­ of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Scheiman of pensed with meetings for the sum- St. Joseph's est. Virginia Beck returned last this parish, left recently with their mer. A Ball That Outlasts the Dog with Every 50-ft. Length week from Mt. St. Joseph’s at Cin­ Gate’s Garden Hose St. Mary gprand^rents for a month’s visit Misses Patsy and Charline Hill cinnati, O., where she attends col­ in California. NEW AND USED ' Flowers for Every Occasion are visiting with their grand­ Funeral Work a Specialty 1 Pt. Johnson Glo Coat 1 Pt. FREE lege. Lucille and Peggy Weadiclj are parents in Montrose. Electric Refrigerators, Magdalene Judge John J. Mullins, who had “Say It With Flowers” spending their vacation with Mrs. Patrick Ryan left for Washing Machines and YORK-COLFAX HARDVV.ARE been seriously ill since February, friends in Grand Junction. Evansidlle, Ind., to spend her va­ is home from the hospital and Santa Fe Floral 232* E. COLFAX YO. 9237 Streitenberger’s Mrs. Mary Halloran is recover­ cation. Radios will be glad to have his friends Miss Irene Krisl, Thomas Bul­ Aa low aa 31.00 down and 31-00 per week call on him. ing in a local hospital after an Shop and Bakery Headquarters for Grocery and Market operation perform^ Wednesday lock, and Mrs. Walter Koerber Colfax Auto Service The Clem Kohl family are leav­ are reported ill. 807 Santa Fe Drive MAin 5051 Gas Model 5134 W. 29th Ave. ing next week for a month in Cali­ morning. Leyden-Jameson Inc. Quality Bakery Gooda, Freah Daily C. G. SARGENT Saturday at 9 o’clock, Leonard 757 SANTA FE TAbor 8444 TOM DE LANEY Shell Gai^—Oil*— Creating AIRPLANE KITS - MOTORS - PARTS GALLUP 0152 fornia. Ahem and Monica Kunsman were Expert Mechanics and Wrecker Service Freeh Fiah, Corn Fed Meat!, and The Kellogg family have taken united in marriage at a nuptial Day and Night Bennett’s Craft Shop Staple Groceriea a cabin in Mt. Vernon canon while service. The firms listed here de­ West Denver 8tor»fe—Towing—AcccMoriei their home at East Seventh and SODIISTS19 BE Mrs. Dorothy R. Osborne is in serve to be remembered 3520-3324 E. Colfax Ave. Mail Orders Solicited St. Paul is being remodeled. St. Joseph’s hospital. Electric Co. 3405 E. Colfax FR. 0568 Mrs. Hanray, the mother of when you are distributing PHONE YORK 9421 Sacred Heart- Mrs. James Brown will enter­ E. E. STETTLER, Electragist Mrs. F. C. Knobel of 60 Cherry tain the Stitch and Chatter club your patronage in the dif­ General Repairing and Suppliea street, has gone to Europe for sev­ with a lecture and card party WIRING AND FIXTURES Denver Creamery PULLMAN INN Loyola eral months. eiESIS l i l l July 13. ferent lines of business. RADIO SETS (Under New Management) (Formerly Albert’s Restanrant.) Mr. and Mrs. George D. Hunt Mrs. Robert Hamel left Denver 828 Santa Fe Drive Phone TAbor 2477 have .returned from their honey­ MR. C. H. SPYKER, Prop. 3019 EAST COLFAX for a family reunion in Chicago. moon and have taken an apart­ (St. Louia’ Pariah, Englewood) Several of her sisters have not Make your byword— “ Meet me at Mack’s” Try Our Delicious Ice Creams Home Cooked 35c Luncheon Daily Nilson’s Red & White ment at the Rob Roy. Mrs. Hunt seen one another for over 30 Armour’s Star meats for lunch or snacks SOc, 55c, 60c Dinner! The Daughters of Mary sodality r i c h c r e a m AND DAIRY PRODUCTS 2958 Josephine Phone YOrk 0646 ■was formerly Miriam Gibson. years. Candy by Brecht’s an all year treat will hold a corporate Communion Fresh Daily We Cater to Bridge Partic! Staple Groceries, Corn-Fed Mrs. J. Gillette, the mother of Kick in— pep up— Duffy’s drinks are complete 3423* E. COLFAX EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS Meats, Fish Mrs. George Mallett, has returned at the 8 o’clock Mass this Service and prices discreet from an extended stay in Cali­ Sunday. Sodality members will Our Goods Must Make Good-or We Will. Miss Hoart Hostess Eitablished 23 Years. fornia. She leaves the end of be the guests of Mrs. Amos Steck, tlie week for S t Louis for a idsit MACK’S CREAMERY Annunciation 3351 South Logan street, presi­ To St. Mary’s Girls with another daughter and from SANTA FE AT 9TH MAin 9749 there she will leave for New York dent of the Altar society, Monday (St. Mary’a Academy) Phone KEystone 1047 At Deep Cut St. Rosa of where she will join her sister, evening, June 28. DRUGS Price! Every Day Mary Carolyn Hoart gave a Allens Creamery Free Call and Delivery DE SELLEM Mrs. George F. Paine, and^ to­ The Altar society is aiding the luncheon Wednesday, June 16, at gether they will take a Mediter­ work of the sodality members as Where Courtesy, Quality, and TWO STORES FUEL AND FEED CO. Lima's Parish the Brovm Palace hotel. Later, Lik-Nu Cleaners CHARLES A. DeSELLEll ranean cruise. its contribution to the parish youth the girls attended the matinee at Price Unite SAME PRICES Mrs. Hal Lewers of Auburn, program. At Monday’s meeting, We Ship by Rail Elitch’s Gardens theater. Those & Dyers Calif., the daughter of Mrs. Felix participation in the parish festi­ attending were Mary Davina Ryan, We Grow Onr Own Frnit and Prodnee P R i PHONE TA. S20B in Altering and Repair Work (IJ Joe's Cave O’Neill, with her two sons, Frank val and s'uifimer acti^vities will be Peggy Young, Rita Kohl, Mary Seaaon With Pure Water 35TH AND WALNUT G«o. H. Dicfenbftcha Mgr. and Robert, is ■visiting her sister, discussed. The Rev. Joseph Jane Nolan, Kathleen O’Meara, 715 SANTA FE PH. KE. 4047 873 Santa Fe Drive S401 Franklin St. 3101 W illiam! St. RES. PHONE MA. 8544 75 Federal Boulevard Mrs. Frank Dunn, in San Diego O’Heron also will gdve an illus­ C. M. GANA'fTA, Prop. Katherine Anne Akolt, Shirley and will arrive next week to spend trated lecture on the new shrine Ryan, Shirley Horan, Mary Jeanne CONOCO SERVICE Beer, Wine, Ale the summer with Mrs. O’Neill. of the Little Flower at Lisieiux Akolt, Mary Catherine O’Fallon, The firms listed here de­ Louis Palaze, accompanied by in France. Blessed Sacrament STATION Hot and Cold Sandwichea— Meals Elise McEnery, and Frances serve to be remembered 100% Union his family, is attending a laundry- Card Party Given Hoart. 3400 York SC men’s convention in Santa Fe. when you are distributing CLUTORD VAN SCYOC. Lessee Hostesses for the Altar society The group of St. Mary’s girls From there they ■will ■visit the card party Thursday were Mrs. attending the Che^vy; Chase horse Blue Bird Hardware MARY’S KITCHEN your patronage in the dif­ Service Your Car With Correct Carlsbad caverns before return­ M. Pitt and her daughter, Mrs. show Monday, June 14, included Bread and full line bakery goods. Lubrication St. John's 3744 E. COLFAX ST. ferent lines of business. ing home. Jdfeeph Young. There will be no Mary Carolyn Hoart, Mary Jane Mountain & Plaint Paint Purity ice cream and sherbets. New We Call For and Deliver Robert and Frances Plunkett party next week because of the MAin 9483 Nolan, Kathleen O’Meara, Eva Garden Toola & Sprayer! line Hammond’s Candies. left last week with a group of proximity of the Fourth of July Sydney Monaghan, Ann Elizabeth MILK, CREAM, BUTTER, EGGS young people for a summer trip holiday. Graaa Seeda, Vegetable! and McNatt & Griffith Monaghan, Katherine Anne Akolt, Flower! Soda pop. Open Sundays and Give Flowers to Europe. HOBART Service Station The following parish scouts were Shirley Horan, Shirley Ryan, and Airplane Seta and Notion! every evening ’till 10 o’clock. The Perfect Remembrance Mrs. John R. Moran of 323 Cler­ taken to Camp St. Malo this week Frances Hoart. PHONE FR. 2474 FREE DELIVERY 2200 Kearney FRanklin 5878 NEW CURTIS PARK Texaco Service Station 6th and Columbine YOrk 9443 mont street will return to her by Father O’Heron for the Boy Catherine Bergin, Betty Ruth Sinclair Gas and Oil home next week ■with the infant Scout retreat: Edward McDonnell, Fairall, Patsy Parle, Carol South­ FLORAL CO. Texaco and Havoline Product! daughter born last week at Mercy Raymond Powers, Robert Mai- ern, Mary Jane Nolan, and Fran- BROWN’S The firms listed here de­ t4th and Downing MAin 1611 Specialized Lubrication Service hospital. Mrs. Moran’s mother, fairth, and Joseph Poole. Harold -ees Hoart motored to Colorado serve to be remembered Fireatone Tirea and Batteriea —Cara Called For and Delivered— Cnt Flower! and Potted Planti Priced Low Mrs. Mary T. Farley, will arrive in Sheetz also accompanied the scouts Springs for .lunch and a trip Food Store and Market GEORGE QUINN. Prop. 3320 Downin/^ Street Denver Friday for an extended for the day. through the Garden of the Gods when you are distributing visit. • Tuesday, June 15. COLFAX AT HOLLY your patronage in the dif­ • St. John’s softball team won a Several of the St. Mary’s girls OLSON’S Iowa Priest and Mother Freah Fiah— Meata— Grocery ferent lines of business. COMPLETE FOOD STORES hard fought game with Holy Fam­ drove to Eldorado springs for PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ily team Sunday at Tivoli park. Are Visitors in Denver swimming and lunch Thursday, YOrk 3309 Free Delivery 2750 W. 29th Are. GA. 4605 3030 E. 6th Arc. YO. 4255 The game was tied at the end of The Rev. Byron Nail and his June 17. The group included Cath­ 2895 Fairfax FR. 3891 the seventh inning, so an extra mother of Des Moines, la., are erine Bergin, Betty Ruth Fairall, 5019 E. Colfax FR. 3457 visiting Father Nail’s cousin, Mrs. Carol Southern, Patsy Parle, Mary 3015 W. 44th Are. GA. 5181 inning was played ■with St. John’s THEY ARE RELIABLE the irictor by a score of 7 to 6. Ed Stack of the Kenmark hotel. Jane Nolan, and Frances Hoart. PATRONIZE Om ADVERTISERS

m PAGE FOUR OflSce, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 24, 1937 The Denver Catholic Register MERCY SISTER DESCRIBES ill VISIT President------„.M ost Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. President Emeritus— — — ..„.Most Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen, D.D. WORK IN LEPER COLONY Editor...... R t Rev. Msgr. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. Manapng Editor------Hubert A. Smith. Jour.D. (Continued From Page One) are given four hours a day at a Associate Editors— M. P. Everett, Jour.D.; Charles J. McNeill, A.B., pier to wish them “ Godspeed” small wage. There aye eight wom­ B.J.; Rev. Walter Canavan, M.A.; Ruth Vincent. en attendants and a number' of when they faced the 15 days’ jour­ (Continued From Page One) male attendants employed in the (Continued From Page One) Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. ney to the torrid South. The register, the latter group number­ of times and who is national di­ various capacities in the work of travelers were met at Georgetown the colony. Conditions are not ing in excess of 100, rector of the Sodality of ()ur Lady, Published Weekly by ideal, but there is an air of cheer­ Through this Vincentian center, called attention to the widespread by Sister Mary Elizabeth Reuter, who went a year ago to the leper fulness that is impressive. recreational and lounging facili­ THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) use of the theater to spread ties are made possible for the men. propaganda against things Cath­ colony, where she is doing excel­ Not more than 25 of the patients 938 Bannock Street lent work in the hospital. These are White; others are East In­ The club is equipped to accommo­ ^‘Everything Thafs Canvas” olic. He said: “ The largest po­ date 250 visitors with magazines, tential audience in ^he United Mercy nuns are in charge of dians, Negroes, Mulattoes, Octo­ 1421 LARIMER ST— DENVER, COLO. Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 149^7 Mercy hospital and St. Joseph’s roons— ^the majority is Black. newspapers, etc., and in recent States is the Catholic audience,” weeks a baseball team has been ?2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, but Catholic individualism mili­ school, Denver, and are well rep­ The children’s compound is an See Our New resented in the West. improvement on the others and organized among the men who fre­ Tuesday edition. $2 covers anbscription to both weeklies. tates against the effective use of quent the headquarters; To date the religious play. Father Lqjxl they have a fine dormitory, play 1937 Awning Stripe A story is told of a di^ified the team has competed with sev­ suggested that, “ by inventory of room, and study hall, as well as a English member of parliament eral of the semi-pro teams of the OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT what we have done, what we nave who, in answer to his query, good refectory. Sister M. de Paul Thursday, June 24, 1937 to offer; by willingness to collabo­ is in charge here. Most of the city, has made trips into adjoin­ “ Where is British Guiana?” re­ ing cities, and has compiled a rate, and by co-ordinating our re­ ceived from an equally enlightened children are dismissed cases with ASK USABOUT VENETIAN BLINDS sources, we can establish a na­ no place to go and no one to care record of nine victories and three OFFICIAL: DIOCESE OF DENVER member this reply, “ It’s one of our losses. tional Catholic theater, which in islands in the Pacific.” Improb­ for them. The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. turn must organize a Catholic Modem improvements of recent Welfare work and medical care able though the story sounds, it are also accomplished through the We confirm it as the official publication of the Diocese. Whatever theater center from which we may can be matched by one told on this date were granted to a petition appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those draw our material.” from the Sisters of Mercy to the de Paul institution. Last month, side of the Atlantic; for a New 1,874 cases were handled by the of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. Father Growney of Buffalo, N. England matron, inconsolable at government for the better welfare We hope The Register will be read in every home of the of the patients. These include club. More than 400 men were ■ilTHB. Y,, suggested that approbation of the departure ot her missionary introduced to various welfare and Diocese. ^ the Bishops be sought as the first friend, voiced her sorrow thus: electricity, water works, proper We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in sewerage, remodeling, and im­ social agencies af the city and gov­ step toward permanent establish­ “ If sister were going to China or ernment for pensions and other the children of the Diocese for the reading of The Register. ment of the National Catholic provement, in buildings and equip­ some place we’ve heard of, it forms of relief. First aid treat­ + URBAN J. VEHR, Theater conference. ments. The patients have cleared would not be so bad, but to Ma- ment was administered to several, [DIIWVEGI^ Aug. 5, 1931. Bishop of Denver. The temporary executive com­ haikal” Such is the general and leveled a large area on the hospital grounds and converted it while a considerable number wds -"11,0322 mittee of the conference includes: vagueness that exists in the minds referred to the Ave Maria clinic Chairman, Mr. Lavery; secretary of the general public concerning into a cricket field. They erected a large and comfortable grand­ for medical and surreal treat­ and treasurer, E. Francis Mc- the colony, relates a Denver Mercy ment. At the same time, a def­ Devitt; first vice chairman. Dr. nun. stand for the patient spectators; also ^^refreshment stand where ice inite effort is made to bring fallen- John H. Mahoney; second vice The leper colony is located 22 LAUNDRY cream, cold drinks, and sweets are away Catholics back to the prac­ chairman, the Rev. F. G. Dinneen, miles east of Georgetown, the cap- sold. 'The new tennis courts are tice of their religion, and frequent S.J. The six members of the itol of British Guiana, S. A., along ap0t0t0nalB also being well used by the pa­ lectures by the clergy and out­ executive board include the Rev. the coast (not on an island as re­ tients. 'The spring tennis tour­ standing laymen of the city re­ Francis Talbot, S.J.; the Rev. John ported) . At the end of the forest ;; Opimons of Associate Editors of The Register nament in which the patients, at­ mind the men at weekly audiences McLarney, O.P.; the Rev. Urban drive, near Mahaika, the Rreat that Catholicity has an interest Nagle, O.P.; Norman Griffin, Sis­ tendants, and the medical and lay white gates of the leper colony and share in solving their prob­ ter Mary Louis, Louisville, Ky., superintendents took part was an a*, ______stand, high and ornate in appear­ lems. (Continued From Page One) and Miss Margaret Ryan, Buffalo. ance. Another such entrance enjoyable event. The outdoor sports are a real boon for those This executive committee i- to opens into the men's compound on kiddie* geti out in front now and opening of the convention, anc an­ poor afflicted ones. In the “ cin­ serve until the second session con­ another campus. These gates are Parish Shows Well then and dashes into the street. nouncement of the results of this venes in Washington, D. C., Aug. ema hall” the inmates attend a They are still too young to under­ survey forms an important item topped by a bell on which “ ship­ talkie performance every Thurs­ 7. time” is rung and answered across in a t e m t n ii stand the danger. on the congress program The day evening. Among the young At Court of Honor Literature Distributed the fields that the supervisors may But the drivers are all old spiritual, moral, religious, and people there is a Boy Scout com­ After her talk. Sister Marie An­ be aware that all goes well. The Advertisers that merit your patronage. They arc enough to know that they are at social causes of godlessness are pany, Girl guides, and Brownies St. Francis de Sales’ really thony distributed literature on the residences of the medical super­ the wheel of a potential death in­ being considered. (junior guides). turned out for the South District reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. use of marionettes to those in her visor and the chaplain are sur­ strument. Is their need to hurry Only a few persons of the Mass Said Daily Court of Honor last Monday eve­ audience. Her discussion of the rounded by beautiful tropical gar­ so great that they must constantly world’s millions of Catholics are There is a Catholic chapel where ning, which was held at T^ashing- JOHN H. REDDIN value of marionettes follows in dens; these homes are outside the take a chance of hitting a young­ attending the meeting in Poznan, daily Mass is celebrated by the ton park. The boys of troop 126 Attorney and Counselor at Law but tbe few are men of top rank part: compounds. won a five-pound box of candy for ster -who may heedlessly dash out “ Anything in history and litera­ chaplain, the Rev. H. Pendelbury, 612-614 Ernest & Cranmer Block from behind a parked car? Drive in their countries— men from Patients Average 310 S.J. Holy Hour is held once a having the largest number of Rome, from Krakow, from Co­ ture can be worked out in the lives scouts, parents, and friends. The 17th and Curtis carefully always; it is. truly a of marionettes. We do not strive Within the compounds are sep­ month, and Benediction twice a Phone MAin 0557 Denver, Colo. moral obligation. — Millard F. logne, from Poznan, from Berlin, week. There is continuous' con­ mothers’ auxiliary sponsored a Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. from Paris, from many other to make artistic dolls. Our aim is arate sections for the men and basket picnic preceding the court Everett. to develop knowledge of the man­ the women, another compound for vert work accomplished through F. A. Mumford, Mgr. cities. These few will form the the work done for the lepers. meeting. It was attended by all nucleus for united action. From ners and customs of the peoples of the boys and girls, accommoda­ the boys and their parents. W. 25th and Decatur GA. 5125 CATHOLICS OF THE many lands, making the dolls es­ tions for the attendants, a power Within the compound walls of WORLD, UNITE! the congress they will take back gray sheet-iron, entered by a pri­ Fred Kelly received his first H. G. REID tablish many-sided interests in the plant, stores, etc. Both the male class award. Joseph and John Meeting in Poznan, Poland, this to their countries the zeal and the vate gate, stands the convent to The House of Quality, where the knowledge necessary to win the students; study of anatomy by and female compounds include a Kelly and Joseph and John Craig Electrical Contracting, week-end is the International Con­ which is attached a lovely flower best meats at the most reasonable battle for Christ the King. That drawing the dolls to scale, learn­ hospital for patients who are very received their second class awards. Repairing and Fiztnre* gress of Christ the King, called garden. The building was erected prices may be obtained. their work will be watched and ing costume design, and making ill, blind, or greatly crippled; and James Wilson and James Mulli­ MA1» V30S 329 14tb St. for the purpose of organizing a for the sisters and is a white adopted by Churcb leaders every­ stage sets and scenery o f propor­ numerous cottages for ambulatory gan received merit badges for per­ world-wide Catholic Front to op­ frame, bird-like place perched where is proved by the enthusiastic tionate size. They stimulate clear patients. The “ muster roll” varies sonal health and public health. pose the skilful propaganda of the quite high on pillars of brick. This godless bodies of all nations. The letters from every continent that thinking, develop a sense of re­ from week to week but the aver­ . The following boys left for RABTOAY'S sponsibility, and demand flexibil­ way of building affords the bene­ congress, which is in session from are printed in “ Regnum Christi.’’ age is 180 men, 100 women, 15 Camp St. Malo Wednesday: James 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 ity of speech. fit of the almost constant sea Friday, June 25, to Tuesday, June boys, and 15 girls. Children of Mulligan, Jim Wilson, Jack Ayl- One of those interested in the "More important than these breeze. In their convent chapel, 29, is not only a reaction to the congress has written: "Let us be­ school age attend class four hours ward, Michael McDonough, Wil­ considerations is the great educa­ a day on four days of the week. the Blessed Sacrament is retained, liam Bohanna, Kenneth Plank, spread of Communism and athe­ come conscious of our strength, tional advantage due to the fact and the sisters find their joy and INSURANCE Francis J. Fisher, Inc. ism. It is a direct answer to the and no one will dare to attack us.” Patients able and anxious to work Philip Brockish, Joseph' Kelly, that the student in the marionette happiness and heroic spirit for this John Kelly, Carl Ott, Arthur TAbor 6204 repeated appeals of Pius XI for — C. J. McNeill. course has the opportunity of ex­ work among the lepers. Catholics to unite in establishing Rossmiller, Joseph Craig, John periencing personally every angle Dr. Rose, a convert, has of­ the reign of Christ in the world Catholic Active Craig, and Edwin Freeman. Cement - Plaster - Mortar SENATOR BORAH of the whole creative process and fered his services to the govern­ JOS. J. CELLA and to overthrow the forces of the MAKES AN ERROR thereby retains a permanent ment for the alleviation of the 1120 Security Bldg.. Metal Lath - Stucco godless. In ‘Jaycee’ Work Bishop Duffy Confirms Senator William £. Borah, sen­ power which is the result of or­ distress of these afflicted people. Phone KEystone 2633 2863 Blake St. Denver In promoting the congress, a ior representative of the state of ganized thinking, involving a com­ The doctor, Colbred superintend­ Class in Attica Prison multi-lingual publication, *'Reg- Idaho in congress, has won the plete project and a broad field for (Continued From Page One) ent of the hospital, and his Eng­ num Christi” ( “ Reign of Christ’’ ), admiration of countless people of making class-room subjects really convention that exceeded last lish wife are devout Catholics. Buffalo.— The Most Rev. Bishop has been used. Issued in Ljubljana, all political creeds by bis honest live. All forms of dramatic action Their son is studying to be a Yugoslavia, this paper, distributed year’s 1,200-man Memphis gather­ John A. Duffy administered the The Girvin Furniture & Auction Co. ideals. At the last elections, he have universal appeal and inherent ing by 300, the former Newman Jesuit priest, and their daughter sacrament of Confirmation in the throughout the world, carries was returned to the senate with forces of growth for the students, is abroad preparing to continue 1S24-Z8 Court PL. Denver. Tel. KEystone 58S6. Latin, the international language club head was chairman of the chapel of Attica State prison, At­ a large majority of the votes of but marionettes or puppets, in my her father’s good work. OUR auction sales Mondays and Thorsdays at 2 p. m. each week supply dealers of the Church, on its front page, convention’s opening luncheon tica, N. Y., when 37 inmates o f the people of his state. estimation, are the most practical meeting and had charge of the in«. _ No amount of indirect informa­ the institution were confirmed. and home owners with all sorts of bouse furnishings at lowest *‘cash and carry’* where this appeal is found; “ Cath- for general use. The reason for prices. Home and office furniture, rugs, ranges, ice refrigerators, retailed, cosh Even his opponents in congress augural banquet and ball. He drew tion can adequately describe The inmates were prepared for or credit, taken in trade, bought for cash. Get our offer. olici omnium nationum, unite vires have admired his steadfast prin­ selecting puppets lies in the varied leprosy patients nor tell of the vestras” ( “ Catholics of all na­ on the experience of attendance Confirmation by the Rev. Peter ciples, his unswerving loyalty to scope that may be developed under good work of the sisters’ minis­ L. Mellerski, Catholic chaplain at tions, unite your strength’’ ). The at three previous conventions— the course of action that he con­ all conditions and with compara­ Miami, Fla.; Columbus, 0., and trations for their relief and cure. Attica prison. main body of “ Regnum Christi’’ is sidered right. Noteworthy among tively little expense. Outcasts of humanity, in many in­ printed in parallel columns of Memphis, Tenn.— to meet the thou­ his characteristics has been his “ The child who is timid, but who sand and one convention puzzlers stances without fingers, only Boy Recovering From Fall French and German. The paper ability to weigh the arguments of wishes to have a part in the play— stumps for hands and feet, fea­ Frank Connelly, youngest son Want to Sell? DENTISTRY contains, too, several letters in that constantly crop dp to harass the other side and even to agree and what child does not?— who chairmen. Experience in working tures defaced, crippled— all are of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bryan Connelly For quick results and personsi service list English and other languages. with them if they seem to him to would not dare to act in front of with three good-will tours spon­ worthy to receive the call of reli­ of St. Catherine’s parish, is re­ your property with OF ALL TYPES The very nature of this publi­ be cogent. an audience, will take part in a sored by the Denver junior cham­ gious’ highest sacrifice. Nine Sis­ covering nicely after a fall dur­ cation is indicative of the spirit It has been with dismay that marionette play where a friendly ber of commerce also helped. The ters of Mercy, all from the United ing a picnic at Eldorado Springs. DR. JORGENSEN that should work in all the faithful. the senator’s admirers have read little character separates him from tours were in the direction of States, are nursing in the Mahaika He suffered from severe shock, Julia Prouty Stowe AND ASSOCIATES Despite differences in language, the audience. . . . Children think g0t-15th St. 1206-l«th St. of his recent denunciation of the South Dakota, New Mexico-Texas, leper colony. bruises, and a badly lacerated chin. VOBK 7357 IDENVERI------tradition, and problems, Catholics activities of Fascists and Nazis on it a personal affront to be asked and Colorado’s Western slope. of all nations are united in the the senate floor. Not that they dis­ to correct nasalization or to alter At Denver university, McMullen faith of Christ, in the Hierarchy their vowels under ordinary cir­ agree with Mr. Borah in his con­ started in 1924, studied for a year of the Church. This union in faith cumstances, hut consent to do both demnation of these two European and a half until his father’s death ESTABLISHED SINCE 1905 MAin 5314 must be extended from the realm systems of thought that are op­ for the sake of their beloved of belief into that of action. Cath­ marionettes. . . . Precocious chil­ forced him to suspend his school­ posed to democracy— far from it. ing for six months, then handled olic Action must (like the program They concur in his denunciation dren also derive benefit, for there of the Reds) go beyond all na­ is no chance to show off— the pup­ the combined school-and-job act of alien activities in this country. on a day-and-night basis until he The American Fixture Co. tions, above all nationalistic dif­ What has Caused them alarm is pet is the player." Fa J. K lRCiniO F ferences. Printing of “ Regnum received his degree in 1931, with that the senator has been vocifer­ a major in accounting. That he Manufacturers el Christi’’ in side-by-side columns ous against comparatively small of French and German is a strik­ learned his lessons well is demon­ groups of agitators and strangely Denver Deanery strated by his selection as an in­ CHURGH PEWS AND ALTARS ing illustration of the international silent about the open anti-Ameri­ C onstruction C o . character of Catholicism. structor in freshman accounting can tactics of another, and larger, Largest Affiliate in day and night classes at the col­ CHURCH FURNITURE group. The Congress of Christ the King lege of commerce in 1935-36. has as its general theme the re­ ^ Senator Borah has been fair in (Continued From Page One) ■ The university organization of­ BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES BUILDERS construction of the reign of Christ his fights before. Why then does law of the Most Rev. Edwin V. he demand an investigation of re­ fices included the presidency of the in the world and the suppression O’Hara, Bishop of Great Falls, Newman club, international Cath­ Millwork of All Kinds of atheism. A survey of godless cruiting of youth by Nazis and We Appreciate Your Patronage Mont., honorary president and olic organization for students in organizations and propaganda in Fascists and say nothing about founder of the National Catholic FRANK KIRCHHOF. 1232-46 ARAPAHOE ST. all countries was made prior to the the same activities on the part of secular schools, in 1927-28; the Rural Life conference, was ex­ residency of the Intefmountain PRESIDENT DENVER, COLO. 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. the American Communists? Is it ceptionally well pleased with the that the senator does not know Newman club province, 1928-29; wonderful co-operation of the charter membership, vice presi­ of the subversive work of the Reds confraternity in the Diocese of among the youth of the couptry? dency, and secretaryship in Phi SmillDAI DUE Denver and with the large num­ Kappa, national Catholic men’s He complains that the Nazis and ber of Study clubs. Fascists are teaching their young fraternity; charter membership Discussion with Bruce Mohler, recruits to show disrespect to the and secretaryship in Kappa Phi flag. Has he never heard of the head of the Bureau of Immigra­ Delta, local Catholic fraternity tion of the N.C.W.C., convinced Young Pioneers, the Communist that grew after a year and a Mrs. Kimmins that the Diocesan Boy Scouts, who are taught that half into affiliation with Phi Advice to A Young Merchant the government must be over­ Council of Catholic Women in Kappa; membership from 1932 to Colorado should expand its work 1935 in the grand chapter of the (Shrine of St. Anne, Arvada) thrown in a class warfare before they obtain true “ liberty?” among immigrants, especially national council of Alpha Kappa Psi, post-graduate professional On Saturday, June 26, the card Perhaps this is new to the sena­ At the start of his business career, a young merchant meets business fraternity; membership in party and the awarding of the tor. But we doubt it. The intel­ The N.'C.C.W. Immigration bu­ ligence department of the United reau gets in touch with all Cath- Beta Gamma Sigma, honorary com­ with new problems every day. Some of them require advice of combination prize are scheduled. I olio immigrants on the Atlantic merce fraternity. The committee is working hard to States army has been fairly active in uncovering and publicizing the coast. The immigration commit­ McMullen recalled with pleasure his lawyer or his banker, whose experience in such matters will make this event a success. The ad­ anti-social program of the Reds. tee of the Denver D.C.C.W., which Wednesday night his work in be helpful to him. mission is 25 cents and refresh­ Let the senator look into the facts. is in charge of Miss Mary Cough­ classes taught by Mrs. Hattie lin and Mrs. L. J. Holmes, inter­ ments will be served. The quilt to A health official of a city would Horner Louthan, “ mother of Colo­ views all immigrant families com­ be awarded was made and donated be considered foolish if he were rado writers,” at the college of In The American National Bank of Denver a feature is made by Mrs. M. Klumker. The other to strive to eradicate the diseases ing from New York and helps commerce. “ A grand woman,” he prizes are $10 in cash, a luncheon that were afflicting the people and them in every possible way. commented. “ I even went so far of personal service. In working out his financial problems a set, and a manicure set. Everyone take no precautions against, even Washington officials were as to write a short story for her,” is welcome and those in charge as­ ignore, smallpox. Just as foolish amazed at the fine organization he confessed. » young merchant will find its advice of inestimable value to his sure patrons a good time. IS Senator Borah in not including and work of the Denver deanery. The former junior chamber of all subversive elements in the They were particularly interested commerce president is a certified success. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore of in the Catholic Benefit shop, hav­ 502 East Grandview have as their country in his denunciations. The public accountant and is tax of­ Nazi and Fascist activities should ing none in Washington. “ We ficer for the Colorado Fuel & Iron house guests Mrs. Moore’s mother, maintain contact,” Mrs. Kimmins 'Mrs. Lutkemeier; three brothers, be curtailed, Mr. Senator, but so Co. He met Mary McCurtain told them, “ with about 200 in­ Father Joseph, Father Camillus, should those of the Communists.-— while a student at the university, dividuals daily. Our principal and Father Gerard, and her sister. Rev. W. J. Canavan. and she is now Mrs McMullen, the Miss Rossetta Lutkemeier of Louis­ source of funds for the carrying mother of dark-haired, five-year- ville, Ky. They plan to stay in­ Statue of Marquette on of our work is our Catholic old Virginia McMullen, who scamp­ American National Bank definitely. Benefit shop, a second hand store. ers around the bright, attractive Erected in Home Town We supply many things free to home at 529 Harrison. Judging Sister Clarence and Sister Bar- Laon, France.—In the presence the poor, and we also receive an from their conversation, James E. I7th at Lawrence Frank Kirchhof, Pres. tholemew of St. Paul spent a day of high French and American offi­ income fron^ sales." and Mary McMullen agree on two with Mrs. Boye and family. cials, the first statue in France Mrs. Kimmins was called east things among many: They certain­ The Rev. Harold Campbell was in honor of Pere Jacques Mar­ because of the death of her moth­ ly like football and traveling. Last Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation a visitor Friday afternoon of last quette, famous Jesuit missionary er, Mrs. Flora Crook Thompson, fall in New York, they saw battles week at the closing program of the and explorer of the upper Miss­ at Long Beach, N. Y. On her involving Yale and Cornell, Ford- Listen to the story of Chile, in “Ports of Call,” over KLZ, Monday, 7:30 to 8 summer school. The sisters de­ issippi valley, was unveiled as a way back to Denver, she stopped ham and Southern Methodist, and serve thanks for their work for tribute to the 300th anniversary in Washington, New York city, and the professional Dodgers and the children and interest in them. of his birth here. Philadelphia. Giants within eight days. Thursday, June 24, 1937 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE FIVE

RUJJIWMi i LAWN FETE HELD FOR V. J. Boyle Dies St. Christopher Medals PUEBLO ORPHANAGE

Pueblo.— One of the important had been best man at the wed­ In Aniiiias City and Medallions for events in Catholic social circles in ding of Miss Dixon’s parents in Umiseally the summer each year is the lawn Sacred Heart church 28 years ago, party given for the benefit of Sa­ gave the bride in marriage. Ushers Durango. — William J, Boyle, cred Heart orphanage. The. an­ at the wedding were Ed Coe and who had been ill for several years, nual affair took place Thursday in Irving Starkey, fraternity brothers passed away at his home in Animas Travelers, 5c to $3.00 the beautiful garden of the insti­ of Mr. Bicknell. City June 17. Four sons survive, tution. Those who were patrons ■ After the service, a reception William, Robert, John, and War­ A great variety of St. Christopher Plaques that Complete for the party were: was held at the home of Mrs. ren, whose mother died last Febru­ ST. MARY’S PARISH— Mrs. J. Dixon for the wedding party and ary, Funeral services were held in St. Columba’s church at 9 o’clock can be attached to the auto. Bozaich, Mrs. A. Glach, Mrs. John relatives. Ferns and roses were 4 Culig, Mrs. Robida, Mrs. Margaret combined as a center-piece on the Monday morning, June 21, with Kozjan, Mrs. L. A. Prince, Mrs. serving table. the Rev. Francis P, Cawley, of­ St. Christopher Keys for the key ring. ficiating. Frances Raspet, Mrs. Katherine ■After a ten-day wedding trip, Efficient attention to the smaller de­ Rolar, Mrs. John Germ, Mrs. Sam Mr. and Mrs. Bicknell will go to A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. St. Christopher Wallets, with identification Borich, Mrs. Pete Perse, Sr.; Mrs. Manzanola to make their home. John Ford Thursday morning, June William Culig, and Mrs. Louis Mr. Bicknell is editor of the Man- 17, at Mercy hospital. tags and holders for six keys—$1.00. tails, as well as to the more obvious duties, is Yershin. xanola Sun. Mrs. Bicknell is a Hugh Conway of the Lower ST. FRANCIS’ PARISH— Mrs. graduate of Colorado college and Florida transact^ business in Dur­ We have a large selection of St. Christopher just another characteristic which makes George Siegle, Jr.; Mrs; Milan belongs to Delta Gamma sorority. ango Wednesday, June 16. Milich, Mrs. M. J. Barta, Mrs. For two years, she taught music Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cummins medals that can be worn on the person. James Sabo, Mrs. Steve Corbett, at the Thatcher school. Mr. Bick­ and their little son are visiting in Mrs. George Hubbard, Mrs. Dey nell also is a graduate of Colorado Salt Lake City at the home of Mr. Horan Funeral Service so unusually com­ F. Whelan, Mrs. M. J. O’Toole, college. He is a member of Phi and Mrs. Joseph Reynolds. Mrs. Thomas Mulholland, Mrs. Delta Theta fraternity. He is a Julius Witt of Oxford was a plete. William O’Neill, Mrs. T. H. Mc- son of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bick­ business visitor in town Wednes­ Cready, and Miss Agnes Tenbrick. nell of Manzanola. day, June 16. James Clarke ST. LEANDER’S PARISH— Mrs. Bicknell, mother of the Mrs. L. D. Driscoll, Mrs. E. A. bridegroom; Mrs. Dixon, and Miss William O’Rourke Get* Degree Hager, Mrs. William K. Suther­ Martha Dixon all wore green, with Mrs. J. B. O’Rourke and Patrick land, Mrs. George Duesing, Mrs. corsages harmonizing with their and Mary Ann O’Rourke drove to Church Goods House G. E. Sandstrom, Mrs. P. W. costumes. Denver, where they were met by Headquarter* for Article* of Devotion, Church Fini*hing*, Judge J. B. O’Rourke on his return Purvis, Mrs. J. C. Schnoor, Mrs. L. Committee Planning Theater Party Book* for the Catholic Laity and Clergy from Washington, D. C. They at­ M. Rhoades, Mrs. E. C. Lidle, Mrs. The committee appointed by the tended the commencement exer­ 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor.3789 G. W. Everett, Mrs. Charles Young People’s Social club of St. t m cises at Boulder, where William Beatty, Mrs. William McGovern, Mary’s parish last week to plan Mrs. Michael C. Davis, Mrs. Fred for a theater party in the near O’Rourke was graduated from the Coleman, Mrs. Paul Keller, Mrs. future includes Harold Orazem, University of Colorado. Jack, an­ L. Hagney, Mrs. C. G. Lund, Mrs. Peter Thomas, Miss Anna Kol- other son who attended the uni­ AND SON CHAPELS Ralph Neary, Mrs. Howard Harge, bezen, and Miss Val Pertkel. versity this year, returned to Dur­ Mrs. F. E. Whitcomb, Mrs. F. A. Misses Jeanne Mulay, Pauline ango with them Tuesday evening, June 14. Immediately after re­ / 1 5 2 >^ Gleveland, T^laoc Cassidy, Mrs. Joseph Russ, Mrs. Salardino, and Vivian Mulay en­ Why Pay More?” Thomas Kerrigan, Mrs. C. J. Baer, ceiving his A.B. degree, William tertained members of the Elite (Trademark) Mrs. R. LaFollette, Miss Mary club Sunday at a swimming party went to Wind Caves park in South Fraser, Miss Agnes Moroney, Miss at Carlsbad pool in Canon City. Dakota, where he has employment Mary E. Morrisey, Mrs. Charles Following the party, luncheon was for the summer. Mrs. R. N. Pingrey is erecting a Herder, Mrs. Thomas Murphy, served at the home of Mrs. Jos­ Guarding forever our founders Ideals new home on the Pingrey estate Mrs. John W. Clark, Mrs. T. J. eph Salardino. WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES Connors, Mrs. Nelson Banks, Mrs. Miss Mary Besal became the just north of Mercy hospital. INCORPORAtED I A. Castellar, Mrs. Howard Olin, bride of Jack Oakley Sunday Mrs. George Densmore is in Mrs. Noah Swartz, Mrs. Donald morning in St. Mary’s church, Mercy hospital receiving treatment Colorado Owned Stores Creager, Mrs. Frank Mulahy, Mrs. with the Rev. Anthony Roitz, for an injured hand and arm Carl E. Shope, Mrs. A. Sollee, Mrs. O.S.B., officiating. The altars caught in a wringer. Fortunately, I7th and Broadway 800 Santa Fe Dr. Leo Keller, Mrs. R. S. Faricy, Mrs. were banked with all kinds of no bones were broken. Broadway and Ellsworth Miss Louise Fanto is home from 16th and California R. G. Beecher, Mrs. C. E. Earnest, white flowers and ferns. The bride 15th and California and Lilly O’Connor. wore a white satin gown, made Denver, where she is taking nurses’ training I at St Joseph’s hospital. SCHOOL AUDITORIUM IS BEING ST. ANTHONY’S PARISH— princess style, and carried white We Do Not Have Special Sale* But Sell Yon at Omr Lowe*t lilies. Her attendants were Mmes. She will spend her vacation with PricM Every Day on All Drug Merchanxliee. Mrs. John Hoody, Mrs. Andrew her mother. ‘ Sajbel, Mrs. Elizabeth Rosboril, Mark Oakley and Rudolph Oak­ REDECORATED IN WALSENBURG ley, sisters-in-law of the bride­ Jerry Hogan took his sister, Mrs. Mrs. Oscar Casack, Mrs. Mike Archie Poer, to her home in White Masar, and Mrs. John Hamrick. groom. They wore long gowns of pastel shades and carried arm River, Ariz., where she had been Walsenburg.— St. Mary’s school walls are being painted and the ST. PATRICK’S PARISH- called by the death of a niece. is in the process of renovation for ceilings will be cleaned. The stage Mrs. Charles Moore, Mrs. John bouquets of tea roses. Mark Oak­ Dinner Party Held the next school term. The first will be completely modernized, and McGovern, Mrs. Charles Albo, ley served as best man for his project is the complete redecora­ the floor will be sanded. It brother. Robert Starr, organist, Mrs. Frank Connor and daugh­ Mrs. J. E. Littlejohn, Mrs. P. H. ter, Mrs. LeRoy Risley, entertained HOME PUBLIC tion of the schpol auditorium. The is expected that the changes will Abell, Mrs. Pete Hughes, Mrs. J. rendered a fine program of mu­ sical numbers. Miss Stephanie at dinner Thursday, June 17, in make the auditorium one of the H. Dunavan, Mrs. James Matush, finest in the Southwest. Blatnik sang “ Ave Maria.’’ Mr. honor of Mrs. Ralph Connor’s Mrs. F. Lee Coats, Mrs. Dorothy birthday and the 43rd wedding an­ MARKET Father-Son Banquet Mother Lucy of St. Benedict’s Meister, Mrs. Don Thompson, Jr.; and Mrs. Oakley went to Chi­ cago, Cleveland, and New York niversary of- Mr. and Mrs. H. E. convent, Atchison, Kans., visited Frank Carroll, Mrs. Platt Rogers, the Benedictine Sisters imWalsen- on their wedding trip. They will Ri.sley, The following friends en­ PreparedbyWomen Jr.; Mrs. Anna Dillon, George F. reside at their newly furnished joyed the dinner at the Connor burg last Saturday and Sunday. McCarthy, Mrs. A. H. Wagner, Nuts & Candies She left Sunday afternoon after home, 2325 East Orman avenue, home in Animas City: Mr. and Mrs. In Holyoke Parish 'Mrs. W. Dillon, Mrs. John Ma­ when they return to Pueblo about H. E. Risley, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weekly Specials a short trip to Antonito, where loney, Mrs. F. A. Boggs, Mrs. W. there are also located sisters of the July 15. Connor and sons, Walter and Durkin, Mrs. George Huber, Mrs. Members of the Entra Noi club Ralph, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Holyoke.— About 80 fathers and order. Margaret Schiller, Mrs. Albert GOLDEN sons gathered Sunday evening. The vacation school, now in its held their, monthly meeting Fri­ Risley and daughters, Barbara Thomas, Mrs. Henry Hellstern, day evening, June 18,_at the Silver and Connie; Micky Connor, and June 20, in the basement of St. second week, promises to break all Mrs. Samuel Thmnpson, Mrs. H. Patrick’s church to attend a ban­ records for attendance. Each day Slipper. Mts. Carmen Bucciarelli Mrs. Frank Connor. TELEPHONE MA. 3518 DRAGON J. Vogt, Mrs. B. J. Griesemer, Mrs. was- accepted into the club. All Redman Duggan is host to a quet prepared and served by the brings new enrollments in every Georgia Zieger, Miss Mamie Sulli­ members of the Altar and Rosary tfne of the four schools. Over 400 member* are requested to be pres­ school friend from the University —FREE DELIVERY— van, Mrs. M. Sterner, Mrs. William ent at the initiation this Friday. of Notre Dame, Vincent Duggan The firms listed here de­ society. The tables were beauti­ are now in attendance and it is Jackson, Mrs. John Dunn, Mrs. A* alway* for the pa*t 10 year* fully decorated with pink and expected that the final number will The annual banquet will be held of Boston, Mass. serve to be remembered Harvey Gamier, Mrs. Sherman Sunday at the Vail hotel. .After Miss Drucille McCleary is spend­ — Denver’* Dependable Fish white carnations. The pastor, the exceed 450. It has been decided Dunn, Mrs. Ray Ward, Mrs. when you are distributing a short business session, refresh­ ing her summer vacation in Jean­ and Poultry Market. Be sure Rev. F. J. Brady, acted as toast­ that the First Communion will be Charles Carara, Mrs. James your patronage in the dif­ master. The following program held July 11. The sisters report ments were served by the host­ nette, Pa., with relatives and and use our Free Parking at the Brown, Mrs. Agnes Lyons, Mrs. esses, Mmes. William Elich, Veto friends. ferent-lines of business. was given: a fine spirit of co-operation on th& James Dailey, Mrs. Leonard Home Public Market. Toast of fathers, Leo Mailander; part of the parents in seeing that Marino, Samuel Cansonero, John Walsh, Mrs. F. Holland, Mrs. Mor­ Giordano, and James Dinero, and toast to sons, Henry Mailander; the children arrive on time for the ton Richnitz, Mrs. W. Weinrich, violin solo, Lawrence Spohn, La school. Misses Josephine Sedita and Flor­ Mrs. J. E. Kilfoy, Mrs. E. Boe- ence R i^io. Vfern Helgoth, accompanist; talk, The parish was saddened by fhe decker, Mi-s. L. L. Ward, Miss Judge Avew T. Searle; piano duet. announcement of the death of Jos­ Jeff Fitzpatrick, assistant fire Crested Butte 13th & Lincoln Ellen Flynn, Mrs. Bart McGtowan, chief, will have charge of the La Vern helgoth and Kathryn eph Ernst, father of the Rev. Mrs. Grocer Buckley, Mrs. John KE. 8221 Kleve; talk. Dr. James M. Drost; Henry Ernst of St. Mary’s. Mr. round-table discussions at the fire JAMES MOTOR CO. O’Hara, Mrs. Thomas Egan, Mrs. school to be held at Glenwood “ Silver Haired Daddy of Mine,’’ Ernst died several weeks ago at O. C. Smith, Mrs. Frank Foley, DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS Catherine Church, Henry Church, the family home in Merzalben, Springs July 7 in connection vrith Jr.; Mrs. R. M. Allison, Mrs. J. the 21st annual convention of the Classes Start and Leo Uphoff; “ Dear Little Boy Bavaria. Requiem Mass was of­ Expert Repair Service at Reasonable Rate*— Also Used Cars A. Larson, Mrs. R. L. Moore, Mrs. Colorado State Firemen’s conven­ of Mine,’’ Catherine Church, fered Monday by Father Ernst A John McGanr,, Mrs. T. A. Malone, Henry Church, Leo Uphoff, and large number of parishioners at­ tion. Mrs. J. J. McDonnell, Mrs. Ed­ Holy Name Society Meet* Crested Butte. — The vacation Rose Tighe; talk, Henry Church; tended. ward M. McCabe, Mrs. Thomas school opened here June 21 with talk, Father Brady. Good news for the followers of The regular meeting of the Holy Kelly, Mrs. Corine Welch, Mrs. Name society of St. Mary’s par­ the Mass of St. Aloysius offered Altar Society Meets St. Mary’s athletes was announced Andrew McGovern, Mrs. Bart by the Rev. William J. Monahan Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 6. Phone MAin 3437 Refreshments were served to 34 last week, when work "was begun ish was held Thursday evening, Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Robert Wallace, June 17, when the participation of at St. Patrick’s church. The school, at the Altar and Rosary society on the roofing of the fair grounds Mrs. J. W. Lynch, ’Mrs. William J. which will continue for four weeks, meeting held Tuesday, June 15, in stadium, used by St. Mary’s as the organization in the parish May, Miss Ida Bonnot, Mrs. A. E. frolic this week was discussed, is in charge of four sisters of the Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist the parish hall. Mrs. Gus Mailan­ its home athletic field. The com­ Schrader, Mrs. George Morrissey, Order of St. Benedict. Sisters der, Mrs. Ed Spohn, and Mrs. pletion of this project will assure Mr. and Mrs. Don Fratterelll Mrs. J. B. Farley, Mrs, Ben Car- are the parents of a daughter, born Gabrielle and Laura are from Chi­ John Tighe were hostesses. the Crusader sportsmen of the fin­ lile, and Mrs. Frank Peschke. cago, Sister Miriam is from Canon Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets Mrs. James McClintock and est stadium of any Catholic school last week. - SACRED HEART PARISH— Frank Carroll was a speaker City, and Sister Amata is from daughter, Barbara, of Cheyenne, in the state and, with the renova­ Mrs. Clarence Oakley, Mrs. J. C. Pueblo. They are living at the Wyo., are visiting at the home of tion of the basketball gymnasium, before the Cosmopolitan club last Welte, Mrs. Vance Driscoll, Mrs. week. His subject was the “ Coro­ rectory. VViWSrtT.VlWW%WVVWVW.WVWVVVVVVVUVWVVVVWVV her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel will place the athletic plant in the James McFeeley, Mrs. Louise The summer school schedule S. Gibbs. front rank. nation.” Lloyd, Mrs. B. Conley, Mrs. Harold Several boys from the Sacred opens with morning prayers at the John Brown and Mr. Foxtoven Elena Cordova was buried from church each morning at' 8 o’clock, from St. Petersburg attended the Norton, Mrs. R, (ila^ow, Mrs. Heart parish Boy Scout troop will St. Mary’s church Monday. Burial John Costa, Mrs. William Coble, followed by Mass and Benediction. ^SPECIAL OFFER frther-son banquet in Holyoke go to Washington, D. C., next week was at North La Veta. Mrs. E. M. Scott, Mrs. G. Flanni- The pupils are participating in a We will move your furniture to our warehouse and give you six Sunday evening. Services for Amelia Tolmich, to attefid the international jam­ gan, Mrs. Pettit, Mrs. Jennie Pin- boree. The boys expecting to go Missa Recitata and are singing the months to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. We Mrs. Henry Mailander left for who died Monday morning, were gatore, Mrs. Sam Parlapiano, Mrs, Benediction hymns in Gregorian. have low rate of insurance. Sterling Monday morning to enter are Robert Earnest, Robert Gass- held at St. Mary’s Wednesday aft­ G. T. Simms, Mrs. T. H. Donahue, Instruction for grades from pre­ Call KEystone 6228 and we wiU call and give you estimate on St. Benedict’s hospital. ernoon. Burial was at St Mary’s man, Richard Reitimier, and Lar­ Miss Josephine Langdon, Mrs. L. ry Langdon. primer through high school is be­ your work. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Lewis cemetery. T. Morgan, Mrs. Grace S. Coday, ing held in the elementary and and daughter and Miss Marie Kel­ Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Aguilera MOVING. STORAGE AND PACKING Mrs. F. A. Dotson, Mrs. D. E. high school buildnigs. The course ly, all of Ferris, 111., visited Friday are the parents of a son, born Burke, Mrs. P. J. Reitemeier, Mrs. June 20. used is the De Paul course in reli­ No Money Needed for Six Months and Saturday of last week in Holy­ Pueblo Pair Return A. J. Carson, Mrs. George Sexton, Mr. and Mrs. John Uuahl are gion edited by the Rev. A. P. oke and looked after business in­ Mrs. A. J. Dooner, Mrs. Henry Mc­ the parents of a son, born June Schorsch, C.M., and Sister M. Do­ DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. terests. From Visit in Kansas Carthy, Mrs. Stella Purcell, Mrs. 21. lores. Books 1, 3, 4, and 5 are 1521 20th St. Office and Whrehoiue Mr. and Mrs. Louis Roeder and used for the four groups. In­ family of Sterling visited with the P. E. Wyndle, Mrs. R. E. Allen, Mrs. George Shearer and her Pueblo.— (St. Leander’s Parish) Mrs. Herman Isbester, Mrs. L. E. son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and cluded in the schedule are instruc­ W. Bauer family. — Mrs. Herman Schober and Burke, Mrs. Floyd Crews, Mrs. Mrs. C. F. Taylor) left this week tion in Gregorian chant and su­ daughter, Josephine, have returned John R. Shuff, Mrs. J. E. Farley, for Seattle, Wash., to spend the pervised recreation. Father Mon­ ahan is instructing the high school Oar from Atchison, Kans., where they Mrs. C. E. Digby, Miss Florence summer. Vacation School Is were called recently by the illness Bergin, Mrs. Ray McCarthy, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Griffith re­ group in ethics. l^ommunity of Mrs. Schober’s father, who is J. Ernest Abell, Mrs. F. E. turned from Denver, where they The members of St, Mary’s lodge Cars to East and West Being Held in Parish still in a serious condition. Leonard, Mrs. C. R. Woessner, had spent a few days’ vacation. enjoyed a social after the business meeting Monday night at St. LOOP MARKET 1st & ISth of Each Month Lawrence Cassidy of Hedley, Mrs. Anthony Verlengia, Mrs. Miss Helen Flynn will leave soon Las Animas.— June 7 marked Tex., has been a guest at the home HarrV Lloyd, Mrs. J. L. Tomlin­ for a two-month visit with rela­ Mary’s lodge. A social was held Ottce & Warehouse, 1521 20th St. the opening of the sixth annual of his nephew, F. A. Cassidy, 821 son, Mrs. .Joseph Hochenauer, Mrs. tives in California. and light refreshments were served. FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE Service— KEystone 6228 vacation school of St. Mary’s par­ East Eighth street. A. J. Dent, Mrs. S. Barnett, Mrs. Mrs. Frank Gorshe returned Fre« Purking With Pnrehue of 50c or More at 1429 Lawrence ish. Classes began after Holy Ray Russ and John Faricy came J, C. Connor, Mrs. C. L. Ducy, home last week after a four-month Visitor* Return Horae CALL Mass, which was said at 8:16 to from Boulder Friday of last week Mrs. W. H. Stansbeck, Mrs. L. F. trip to Washington. Mr. and Mrs. William Courtney enable all the children to attend. to spend the summer vacation with Jones, Mrs. Lynn Belcher, Mrs. I. Miss Ruby Jo Grady was and little daughters, Millicent and JOHNSON As in previous years, the Rev. thfeir parents. S. Bretwor, Mrs. Max Derryberry, honored last week by being elected Therese, have returned to their SOLES J. A. Laquerre secured the Frey Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kotten- Mrs. L. E. Langdon, Mrs. Arthur vice president of the Colorado home in Phoenix, Ariz., after a Men's, Women**, and STORAGE & MOVING CO. school, where classes are held for stette of Denver are the parents of Arbaugh, Mrs. Claude Mattingly, Junior Federation of Music Clubs. visit with Mr. Courtney’s mother, I Children's HaU Soles WHY TAKE CHANCES? American children in the morning a daughter, born Tuesday, June Mrs. J. H. Siins, Mrs. Fritz Lassen, She is the youngest daughter of Mrs. M. Courtney. Fresh as Milk Loop Shoe Ton Can Hare Dependable Serriee and for Spanish children in the 15. The baby is the first grand­ Mrs. Louis Chiariglion, and Miss Chief of Police and Mrs. J. Arthur Boasted today— REPAIR SHOP 37 and the Cost Is Very Isow. afternoon. Two Benedictine Sis­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ruth Seiter. Grady. * short iUneax. H* came to Colorado in delivered today PEarl 2433 221 Broadway ters, assisted by three young ladies Kerrigan. Biekneli-Dixon Wedding held Frank Christiano, Jr., and Mr. 1867 and wax a resident ot Pueblo for Simply Call Loop Markst, Lawrance Strset Side and Mrs. Dominick Zaccone of 37 yearx. He wax a membtr of St, Fat- KE. 7181 of the parish, are conducting the Mrs. T. J. Connors entertained Friday morning, June 18, in rick’a chnrch. He ii survived by hix Also at These classes in catechism, Bible history, members of' the Friendly Eight Sacred Heart church, Miss Mar­ Philadelphia, Pa., are visiting at wife, Urs. Zetta Kin*ary of the family Spray Stores: The firms listed here de­ liturgy, and singing. Bridge club at her home Thursday guerite Dixon became the bride the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank home; a son, Walter, Inxiewood, Calif.; 0 Home Public a daughter, Mrs. Murill Harpel, Pueblo; Uarket serve to be remembered The total enrollment has reached afternooB. of John P. Bicknell of Manzanola Christiano for a few weeks. a step-son, John Williams of Pueblo; Open Mrs. Henry McCarthy went to O Loop Public Satorday almost 200. The sudden heat Mrs. Thomas Murphy enter­ in the presence of a large number two brothers, Harvey Kingery of Van Market when you are distributing Nite Till wave which followed two weeks tained members of the O.P.F. club of friends. The Rev. James Gookin, Canon City last week to attend Nuys, Calif., and William Kingery, • Colfax Market 9:15 of comparatively cool weather did at her home Thursday, June 17. O.S.B., of Holy Cross abbey at the commencement exercises at Mt. Houston. Tex., and three sixterx, Urs. •■Bdwy. at your patronage in the dif­ St. Scholastica’s academy. Silvia Lackey, Pueblo: Mrs. Carrie Bllxworth not affect the attendance in the Patricia, infant daughter of Mr. Canon City officiated. Mrs. E. Byrun, Loa Angeles, Calif., and Mrs. ferent lines of business. least, even though some of the and Mrs. George McLaughlin, was R. Walker, a cousin of the bride, Mrs. John J. Prendergast is ill Mary Hushaw, .Avanal, Calif. The fu­ children travel 18 miles to attend baptized Sunday afternoon by the rendered several solos, and Rafael­ at S t Mary’s hospital. neral will not be held until relatives ar­ PUEBLO DEATHS rive from California. school. Rev. Paul Fife, O.S.B. Sponsors lo Cavallo played violin numbers. Fredrico Ortex died *t the {xmily home, Urs. Uary Jane Golden, 84, died Tues­ On .Tune 27, a class of 31 will were Mrs. Mary McLaughlin and Miss Adelaide Dixon was maid of 1102 W«st Ninth xtreet, Wednesday, day at her residence, 1626 W est 17th, June 16, after a linrerine illneei. He it following a short illness. A resident of 1740 receive First Holy Communion. Joseph McLaughlin. honor for her sister, and tjie best man was George A. Rausch. survived by five children, Ramone, Nick. Pueblo for 21 yearx, xht wax a member Broad­ In the class is a convert, one of Teresa, Eva, and Felipa. The funeral ot Sacred Heart church and th* Grand way «^ S eaA di the three non-Catholics who be­ FORTY HOURS’ DEVOTION Miss Dixon wore white with was held at Mt. Carmel church Saturday Army of the Bepublic auxiliary. She is fiOEBDCS'SHD Cb: gan to attend the classes. In addi­ Week of June 27: Trinidad, turquoise accessories. Her bou­ afternoon at 2 e’elock, and Interment was survived by four sons, Francis and Klch- PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS tion to the First Communion, a Mt. Carmel ehureh; We*t- quet was of white roses. Miss in Roselawn. The children heve been in ard of Pueblo, John Patrick ot Denver, i. B. Coyle, Optometrist Sscred Heart orphanage for some time and Thomas H. ot Fresno, Calif., and one general Communion of the other eliffe, A«*umptiisn church Adelaide Dixon wore pink with since the death of their mother. daughter, Mrs. H. Haennelt, Sr., of Pueb­ Wm Bears' Hontblr F am m t Flan. THEY ARE RELIABLE Save! pupils will be the closing event of (may have ene-day expoiition white accessories and carried pink David Kingery, 68, of 644 East lo. She was the grandmothep ot ten and the school. of the Blessed Sacrament). roses. Thomas J. Morgan, who Abriendo died Monday evening following great-grandmother of six. i PAGE SIX )ffice, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 24, 1937 Nuns Are Guests at SUoscpIi’s Group! sommer mass schedule Seattle Priest Is Seton Guild Session DENVER DEL NORTE. Holy Name of Mary church, 6:30, 8, and 10. CATHEDRAL. E. Colfsx and Logan, 8, 7. St.' Joseph’s sanitarium, 6 :80. The Seton guild was entertained 8, 9, 10. and 12. Week-daya, 6 and 8. DELTA, 7 and 9, first, third, and fifth by Mrs. Bunker at her home at 344 Amnices PartyANNUNCIATION, E. 36 th Ave. and Sundays: 9:30, second and fourth Sun­ Visitor in Denver St. Paul street. A luncheon was Humboldt, 6:15, 7:30, 8:80, 9:30. days. 10:30, and 12. DOLORES. 10, first and third Sundays. served at 1 :30 o’clock and the (St. Joseph’s Parish) BLESSED SACRAMENT. Montview Bird. DURANGO, St. Columba’s, 7 and 9. Mrs. E. Sheeran of 835 South members and guests played games The Altar and Rosary society and Elm, 7, 8:30, 10:30, and 12. Sacred Heart, 7 :80 and 9 :80. Logan street has as her guest the FITZSIMONS CHAPEL, Fitzaimons hoa- EAST LAKE. 9. Rev. George J. Whitford, S.S., until the meeting was called to has announced a card party to be pital, 6 and 8, Holy daya, 6 and 7 :S0. EDGEWATER, 7 and 9. professor in the science depart­ order by the president, Mrs. Barry. held Tuesday evening, June 29. HOLY FAMILY. W. 44th Ave. and Utica,' 6, 7:30, 9. 10:30, and 11:45. ELBERT, fourth Sunday only; 9, June ment of the Sulpician Seminary The honor guests were Sister Ann Fine flavor... because and August: 11s July and September. The usual prize list will prevail, HOLY GHOST, 19th and California Sta„ of St. Edward in Seattle, Wash. Hermine and Sister Rose Ambrose. and refreshments will be served 6:15, 6, 7:16, 8:16, 9:16, 10:15, 11:16, ELDORADO SPRINGS, Mass at South Born in Passaic, N. J., Father Whit­ it’s a blend of QUALITY and 12:16. Boulder, 7 :30, first, third, and fifth ford is on his way back to the The officers for the coming year for the nominal charge of 25 Sundays; 9, second and fourth Sun­ co ffees. Richer... HOLY ROSARY, E. 47th Ave. and Pearl. days. East for the summer. In the fall, will he Mrs. J. Barry, president; cents per person. It is hoped 6 ahd 9. ELIZABETH, second Sunday only; 9, he will begin post-graduate stutdies Mrs. George Strahl, vice president; because it’s RICH* that the committee of six, headed LOYOLA. E. 28rd Ave. and York, 6, 7, June. August, and October; 11, July in science at Catholic university 8:30, 10:80, and 12. and September. Mrs, A. Miller, secretary-treasurer,’ by Mrs. Fred Bliesmer, will receive in Washington, D. C. ROASTED. MT. CARMEL. W. 86th Ave. and Navajo, EMPIRE, Mass at Georgetown, 9. For the past two years, Father and Mrs. Courtney, chaplain. a hearty response from the pa­ 6. 6, 7. 8, 9, and 10:30. ENGLEWOOD. 6. 8. and 10. There Is No Funeral OUR LADY OP GUADALUPE. W. 86th ERIE, 9, first Sunday; 7:30, other Sun­ Whitford has been teaching chem­ The next meeting will be a pot- rishioners in the canvass of the Ave. and Kalamath, 19. days. istry and biology at St. Edward’s. luck luncheon and will be held at Money back if you are ESTES PARK, 7:30 and 9:30. parish to dispose of tickets. The PRESENTATION. W . 7th Ave. and This was his second two-year term SeiTice Finer Than Ours EVERGREEN, 10. Washington park Thursday, July not pleased. Be sure to women assisting are Mmes. Jess Julian, 6 :30 and 9. FAIRPLAY, 10. at the seminary, for he had been Saunders, Ginsburg, MeShane, Ed­ SACRED HEART, 28th and Larimer Sta„ FLEMING, 7 and 9. stationed there from 1932 to 1934. 1, at 12:30 o’clock. Coffee and ask the grocer for. .. wards, and William Besston. The 6, 7, 8:30, and 10:30. FLORENCE, 7 and 9. Week-days, 7:15. After a year spent in the East at ice cream will be furnished for all There Is No Funeral proceeds will go to the fund for ST. CAJETAN'S, 9th and Larimer Sta.. FORT COLLINS, St. Joseph’s, 6:30 and 9. 7 and 10. Holy Family, 8 and 10. St. Charles’ seminary in Baltimore, members and friends. the society’s quota for the annual FORT GARLAND, 8:80, second Sunday ST. CATHERINE’S, W . 42nd Ave. and Md., Father Whitford returned to Cost Lower Than Ours fall festival grand prize. only. Seattle in 1935. He plans to leave Federal Blvd.. 5:46, 7, 8:30, 10. and 12. FORT LOGAN. 8:80. Rev. Edmund Walsh The Rev. Mathew Justen, C. SS. ST. DOMINIC’S, W. 29th Ave. and Fed­ FORT LUPTON, 8:30, first Sunday; 9.80, Denver Friday evening for the } R., returned this week from Fort eral Blvd., 6:30. 7:30, 9, 10:30, and 12. other Sundays. East. Cancels Denver^Visit ST. ELIZABETH’S. 11th and Curtla St«., FORT LYON. 7. Bluhiil i Collins, where he had assisted in 6, 7:30, 9. 10;S0, and 12. FORT MORGAN, 8 and 10. ! parish work for a week. The Rev. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’, S. Sherman FOUNTAIN, 10, first Sunday only. Loyola Card Club The serious illness of the Very E. J. Dockery, C.SS.R., left and Alameda, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and FRAZER. Mas5 at Maryvale camp. 12. Cozzen’s Ranch chapel, 8, June 27 to Rev. Arthur O’Leary, S.J., presi­ Wednesday for the same place for ST. JAMES’, E. 13th Ave. and Newport, Enjoys Luncheon ^FEreRALdJtoSm-'CA.CMO? July 18, inclusive. dent of Georgetown university, i a week’s work. 7 and 9, FREDERICK, 9, first, third, and fifth WE ST. JOHN’S, E. 6th Ave. and Josephine. Sundays; 7:80, second and fourth Sun­ The Card club of Loyola parish Washington, D. C., caused the Rev. JAMES P. McCONATY Four Students Expected Home 6:30. 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 11. and 12. Charles Rust, Edward Kane, days. enjoyed luncheon at 1 o’clock Edmund A. Walsh, S.J., vice presi­ ST. JOSEPH’S, W. 6th Ave. and Gala- FRUITA, 9, first, third, and fifth Sun­ MOVE William Morgan, and Joseph Hines, pago, 5:30, 7, 8:30. 9:80, and 11:30. days; 11, second and fourth Sundays. Tuesday afternoon, June 22, at dent of the university, to cancel a ST. JOSEPH’S (Polish), E. 46th Ave. GARDNER. 7 and 9. Lakewood Country club. The aft­ visit to Denver. He was scheduled Frame Houses, Garages students of St. Joseph’s Prepara­ and Pennsylvania, 7 and 9. tory collegc-sat Kirkwood, Mo,, a GEORGETOWN. 9. ernoon was spent in playing cards. to address the Regis college Men’s For Service— KEjrstone 62Z8 ST. LEO’S, 10th St. and W . Colfax, 6, 7, GILCHRIST, 11, second and fourth Sun­ The grand prize was won by Mrs. club. He may be able to come to OrSeo 4 Warehouie, 1521 20lli Sf. Redeniptorist school, are expected 9, and 10:30. days. home Saturday for the summer ST. LOUIS’, 3300 S. Sherman, 6, 8, and GLENWOOD SPRINGS, 7 and 9. P. J. Mulligan. Denver later in the summer. Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted vacation. 10, GOLDEN. 8. THE C. C. GILL ST. MARY MAGDALEN’S, W. 26th Ave. GORDON, second Sunday only. The Rev.' Alphonsus Zeller, C. and Depew, 7 and 9. GRAND JUNCTION. 6 and 8:30. Week­ HARRY M. LUSTIG ST. PATRICK’S. W . 33rd Ave. and days, 7:80. ENGRAVING CO. SS. R., is expected home Saturday P ecos..6, 7:30. 9, 10:30, and 12. from Chicago, III, his home town, GRAND LAKE, 8 and 10, July and OPTOMETRIST ST. PHILOMENA’S, E. 14th Ave. and August. steel and Copper Plate Engravers where he is enjoying a short va­ Detroit, 6. 7, 8, 9, 11, and 12. GREELEY. 6:15 and 9. of Office Phone KEystone 3683 cation. ST. ROSE OP LIM A’S, S. Navajo and W. GREENWOOD, 10, first and fourth Sunr Social and Commercial Stationery Nevada, 8 and 10. days; 8, second, third, and fifth Sun­ 935 Fifteenth St. '' The Rev. P. G. O’Connor, C. SS. ST. THERESE’S, 9605 E. 14th Ave. days. (Aurora), 7 and 9. Week-days, 7:30. 1751 Champa St. MAin 3046 OCULISTS - PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED R., returned home last week from a GUNNISON. 7 and 9. mission tour and a trip to New ST. VINCENT DE PAUL’S, E. Arizona liAXTU N , 8, first, third, and fifth Sun­ and S. Josephine, 6:30, 8i 10, and days; 10, second and fourth Sundays Orleans, La. 11:30. and holy days. YOU WON’T KNOW UNTIL YOU’VE VISITED Rita Rose Hewitt, a student of COLORADO SPRINGS HOEHNE, first Sunday only. St. Joseph’s high school, was oper­ CORPUS CHRISTI, 2380 N. Cascade, HOLLY, 10. first and third Sundays; 8, 7:30 and 9:30. second, fourth, and fifth Sundays. ated on this week for appendicitis GLOCKNER SANITARIUM. 2200 N. HOLYOKE, 10, first, third, and fifth Famous llH I IlM littL Iiin m ix e d d r in k s at St. Joseph’s hospital. Tejon, 6. Sundays and holy days; 8, second and Patr onize SACRED HEART, 2026 W. Colorado fourth Sundays. SEVENTEENTH ON CURTIS The religious vacation school . Ave., 8, 10, and 1 1 :30. Week-days, HOTCHKISS. 7, fourth Sunday only. ENTERTAINING 100% UNION NO COVER CHARGE will close Wednesday, June 30. 7:80. HUGO, 9, The class of 16 is a gpreat d,eal ST. FRANCIS’ HOSPITAL. 6:46. Pos­ IDAHO SPRINGS, 9. sibly other Masses at 6:15, 6:80, and 7. IGNACIO, second Sunday only. wiser in the tenets of the faith. ST. M ARY’S, 26 W. Kiowa, 6, 7, 8, 9, ILIFF. 8 and 10. The classes were another example 11, and 12:10. INDIAN HILLS, 10. of the spirit and sacrifice of the ST. PAUL’S. BROADMOOR, 7 and 9:16. JOHNSTOWN. Spanish colony, 11, first Sisters of Mercy, who made it Week-days, 8. Sunday only. possible for the students to attend. PUEBLO JULESBURG, 8 and 9:30. MT. CARMEL, 421 Park, 8, 9:30, and KIOWA, third Sunday only; 9. June and REGISTER Parishioner Sings on NBC 10:30. August: LI, July and September. SACRED HEART, lltb and Grand, 7 and KIT CARSON, 10:30, second and fourth In an NBC radio program Tues­ 9. Sundays only. SRFE day, June 22, originating in Den­ ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA’S, 221 Clark, KITTREDGE, Hass at Evergreen, 10. ver, the well-trained soprano voice 7 and 9. KREMMLING, second Sunday only. of Mrs. Karl Sedlmayr, a member ST. FRANCIS XAVIER’ S, Logan and LAFAYETTE, 7:30, first Sunday; 9, Pine, C, 8, and 10. other Sundays. of St. Joseph’s parish, was heard in ST. LEANDER’S, 1401 E. Sixth, 7 and 9. LA JARA, 8 and 10, fourth Sunday only. four selections. She was accom­ ST. M ARY’S. 325 Clark. 6. 7:80, and 9. LA JUNTA, 7:80 and 9:16. panied by Miss Marie Riss, also of ST. PATRICK’S, 226 Michigan, 6, 7:30, LAMAR, St. Francis de Sales’, 8. Holy Advertisers 9, and 10:30. days, 6 :80. Prices quoted are effective Friday and Saturday, June 25-26. St. Joseph’s parish. Both are EILER CHAPEL, 217 E. Mesa. 6. Our Lady o f Guadalupe, 9:30,~ first staunch members of the choir and second, third, and fifth Sundays. OTHER STATE CHURCHES LAS ANIMAS. 8:30. always are willing to give their AGUILAR, second and fourth Sundays only. LEADVILLE, Annunciation, 7 and 9; Best Foods Palmolive services in parish musical pro­ week-days. 7 :30. grams. AKRON, 10:30, first and third Sundays St. Joseph’ s, 7 and 8:30. 8, second and fourth Sundays. LIMON, 11, second and fourth Sundays for. Soap Miss Virginia Remington of ALAMOSA, 6. 7:30, and 9:30. Mayonnaise ALLENSPARK, Mass at Camp St. Malo, only. Longmont and William O’Donnell LITTLETON, 8 and 10. 8 and 10. foJ^^...... 11c were united in marriage in Long­ LONGMONT. 7 and 9. ALLISON, fourth Sunday only. LONG’S PEAK, Mass at Camp St. Malo, mont Saturday before the Very ANTONITO, 8. S and 10. ARVADA, 8:45. Rev. C. J. Darley, C.SS.R. Richard LOUISVILLE, 7 and 9. Week-days, 7 :80. Lux Flakes ASPEN, 7 :30 and 9, except last Sunday LOVELAND, 8:80. Canny and Elizabeth Archer were of month. 8 :3D. MANCOS, 9:80, second and fourth Sun­ French Dressing the witnesses. Mr. O’Donnell is a AURORA. 7 and 9. p a efig e...... 2 2 c days only. AVONDALE, 10, first Sunday only. 1-2 pint ^aduate of St. Joseph’s high school MANITOU, 6:80 and 8:80. bottle...... 17c in the 1935 class. ' BAILEYS, Chapel of Mesdames of Sacre^ MARSHALL, Mass at South Boulder, . . . Quality Merchandise—Genuine Service! Heart open to public, 7 and 8:30 Sun­ 7:80, first, third, and fifth Sundays; days and July 1. Mrs. Grace Martin of 521 West 9. second and fourth Sundays. BASALT, 10:30, last Sunday only. Market Features Fifth avenue is in the hospital MATHESON, 9 or 11, second and fourth BEULAH. 10. after a diphtheria attack. Her Sundays only. ... Fair Dealings—Courteous Treatment! BOULDER. 6:80, 8, and 10, Holy days, MePHEE, first and third Sundaya only. Genuine friends hope for her speedy re­ 6:30 and 9. Week-days, 7. COFFEE MEAD, 7:30, first, third, and fifth Sun­ LAMB Spring covery. BRANDON, 11, first Sunday only. days; 9, second and fourth Sundays. BRECKENRIDGE, 9:30, second Sunday MEEKER, 9, second Sunday only. Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. Carmack only. Airway Legs, MODEL, third Sunday only. % Co-operation With You left Wednesday for Frederick, BRIGHTON, 7 and 9:30. 8:15 for Span­ MONTE VISTA, 10. first and fourth Sun­ pound ish only. 1 lb. bag...... 1 7 c 27c Md., to see Mr. Carmack’s mother, days; 8, second and third Sundays. who is seriously ill. BRISTOL, 8, first and third Sundays; 10, MONTROSE. 7 and 9. second, fourth, and fifth Sundays. MONUMENT, fifth Sunday or last BROOKSIDE, 8. -and YOURS! Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Berberich re­ Wednesday only. Nob Hill Shoulder BRUSH, 10:30. first and third Sundays: MORLEY (Raton pass), fourth Sunday turned Tuesday to their home in 8:30. second, fourth, and fifth Sundays. San Jose, Cahf., after a week’s only. • BUENA VISTA. 9:30, first and third MT. HARRIS, 10:80, third Sunday, in I lb. bag...... 2 2 c Any size piece 2 2 y z c visit here. Sundays. pound.. school building. BURLINGTON, 9:80, second and fourth NEDERLAND. 8. Sundays. ORDWAY, 8, first Sunday; 9, other Sun­ Edw^ards’ CALHAN, 9, first, third, and fifth Sun­ days. days. OAK CREEK, 10, fourth Sunday, in Cudahy’s West Side Society CAMP ST. MALO. 8 and 10. 1 lb. can...... 2 5 c Puritan Hoskin’s funeral chapel. HAMS CANON CITY. St. Michaers. 7 and 9. ORTIZ, 10. first Sunday only. Yes, these are just a few, of the many good rea­ Semi-boneless, in Visking Holy days, 6:30 and 8. PAGOSA SPRINGS, first Sunday only. Holy Cross abbey, 5 :30. PALISADE. 11. first, third, and fifth sons why the merchants or service firms advertis­ Whole cr half, Arranges Party CASCADE, 9:30, every Sunday. Sundays; 9, second and fourth Sun­ CASTLE ROCK, 9, July and September; Paper Napkins tender cured, days. 11, June, August, and October. PAONIA, 7. second Sunday of June, ing in your Catholic newspaper are deserving of pound...... (Pretentation Pariih) CEDAREDGE. 7:80, second Sundays of package August, and October. 2 pkgs. 15c July and September only. PARKER, first Sunday only, 9. June. The Altar and Rosary society CENTER. 8. first, third, and fourth Sun­ your full patronage and consideration. and the P.-T. A. will sponsor a August, and October; 11, July and days; 10, second Sunday. September. luncheon and card party Thurs­ CENTRAL CITY, 9:30. Beverly,16 oz. jar ^r..24C .^ 'ii: jfr.".l’..... PEACEFUL VALLEY, Mass at Camp St. Peanut Butter, 39C day, July 1, at 1 o’clock in the CERRITOS, 10. second Sunday only. Malo, 8 and 10. Mass at Nederland school building. The admission CHEYENNE WELLS. 8:30, first Sunday; after July 1. erne, 1 7 8:45, other Sundays. PEETZ, 7:30 and 9:30. A Register advertiser knows that you are more price of 35 cents will include COKEDALE, first Sunday only, PLATTEVILLE, 9:30, first Sunday; 8:80, Graham Crackers, 1 lb. package...... LiKj COMO, 8. luncheon, cards, a prize for each O th e r Sundays. than anxious to do your part in maintaining your table, and several special prizes. CONEJOS, 10. RAM AH, 9 and 11, second and fourth COPELAND LAKE, Mass at Camp St. The women will be glad to meet Sundays. , Hormel Pigs’ Feet...... Pint jar 23c Malo, 8 and 10. RED CLIFF. 9, fourth Sunday only. diocesan newspaper. He is aware that you want their friends from outside of the CRAIG, 9:30, third and fourth Sundays. RICO. 10, fifth Sunday only. parish, and they assure the visitors CREEDE, 8. first Sunday only. RIFLE, 9, first Sunday only,* your Catholic newspaper to come into your home a goori time. Street car transpor­ CRESTED BUTTE, 6 and 8. ROCKY FORD, 8 and 10. Grapefruit, 5o! fc?ns...... 2 for 25c CRIPPLE CREEK, 9, June 27 and July ROGGEN. 8, first, third, and fifth Sun­ tation may be secured on car No. 11; 7:30, July 4 and 18. days; 10, second and fourth Sundays. each week for its guidance in topics of importance 75 from the central loop to West CROOK, 8:30. ROUSE, first and third Sundays only. Seventh street and Knox court, one DEER TRAIL. 11:30, first, third, and SAGUACHE, 8 and 10, fourth Sunday to you and your family. Your interest'in Cath­ Tomatoes, No. 2 cans... 2 for 17c fifth Sundays. only. block west of the school. DEL AGUA, first Sunday only. SALIDA. 7 and 9. The children of the parish will SALT CREEK, 10, fourth Sunday only. olic news as it makes history throughout the N ^ ^ ’ cans...... :...... 2 2 1 C receive Holy Communion Sunday. SAN ACACIO (Old Town). 8:30, fourth Mr. and. Mrs. Anthony Kerstiens Church Worker Will Sunday only. world is another consideration that your Register are the parents of a boy. SAN FRANCISCO, 10:80, first Sunday; Libby’s 8:80, third Sunday. Cocktail Spreads, A number of girls of the parish Visit Switzerland SAN ISIDRO, 9, first Sunday only. advertiser is willing to help underwrite for you. Liver, Ham, or Tongue, are on a vacation at Santa Maria SAN LUIS, 7 and 9. No. ^4 cans...... SAN PEDRO Y SAN PABLO, 8:30, first Now, isn’t it fair that you show your appreciation 3 for 2§c camp and, according to reports A very active worker at Sacred Sunday: 10:39, other Sundays. from them, they are having a Heart church, Mrs. Marie Mariaux, SANTA MARIA. 7 and 10. good time. SEGUNDO, first Sunday only. to this anonymously (lei^^cribed friend! He is rep­ is on her way to Switzerland for a SILVER PLUME, Mass at Georgetown, 9. visit of several months among old SILVERTON, third Sunday only. resented each week in The Register. Pay him a friends in the Swiss canton of SOPRIS, second Sunday only. SOUTH BOULDER. 7 :30, first, third, and "•'*....X-.-.O ■ >. - •- V... Valais. Her husband, Fred, is fifth Sundays; 9, second and fourth call! Return his cordiality! And, above all, let chef at St. Luke’s hospital, but Sundays. many times every year he puts his SPRINGFIELD, 10:80, • fourth Sunday him know that you appreciate his efforts in your only. culinary art at the disposal of STARBUCK, Mass at Evergreen, 10. Catholic charity affairs and few STARKVILLE, fourth Sunday only. behalf. are the Denverites who have not STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, 8. first, third, enjoyed hjs cooking at some time fourth, and fifth Sundays; 10, first and fifth Sundays. or other. STERLING. St. Anthony’s. 6, 7:80, 8:80, In 1927, both Mr. and Mrs. and 10. St. Benedict's hospital, 6. Mariaux with their three children STONEHAM, 10:30, second Sunday; visited Switzerland. 8:30, third Sunday. STRATTON. 7:80, every Sunday; 9. first. One of their daughters since third, and fifth Sundays. then has married over there and SUGAR CITY, 10, first Sunday only. lives now in the old Alpine vil­ SUPERIOR, 9, first, third, and fifth Sun­ days; 7:80, second and fourth Sundays. lage of her forefathers. On the TERCIO, fourth Sunday only. present trip, Mrs. Mariaux is ac­ TRINCHERA. third Sunday only. companied by young Fred, who TRINIDAD, 5:80, 6:80, 7:30, 8:30, and The was graduated this month from 10. TROUTDALE. Hass at Evergreen. 10. CASH IN YOUR WORN TIRES Sacred Heart high school. VICTOR, 7:30, June 27 and July 11; 9. July 4 and 11. Tell the people you patronize VIGIL, third Sunday only. VINELAND, 10, second and third Sun­ 12th ANNUAL TRADE-IN-SALE that you saw their adrertisement days. in The Register. VOLHAR, Spanish colony, 11, third Sun­ Save ^1.84 to $5.95 per tire and up to twice that much on some sizes.' Sale in­ day. WALSENBURG, 6, 8, 9:16, and 10:80. cludes the new General Dual 10 Quick-Stopping Tire, also 4-pIy and 6-ply Cork­ Holy days, 6. 7:30, and 9. W ELBY, 6 and 8. Register screw tread, Silent Grips and famous big mil.eage Dual Grip Generals. WELDONA, 8:80, first Sunday; 10:80, 1 fourth Sunday. NO WESltlLIFFE, 8, first and fourth Sun­ days; 10, accond, third, and fifth Sun­ COST days. JOE KAVANAUGH, Inc. For Man to Coll and Give E iti- WESTON, second Sunday only. xnatei on Packing and Shipping WIGGINS, 10:30, fifth Sunday only. 700 LINCOLN ST. TABOR 1261 KEyetone 6226 WRAY, 9:30. Office and Warehouse, 1521 20th St. YUMA, 8, first and third Sundays; 10:80, second, fourth, and fifth Sundays, rhursday, June ’<{4, iUST Uffice, 988 BannocK street THE UENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 42l05 PAGE SEVEN INVERTED LETTER PUZZLE CONTEST NEARS END

18 Entrants’ Names 7th Hidden Name Is Home Baking Sale of Dining Room Sets Are Given in Group 3 MORE CHANCES Archbishop Howard Following are the names of 18 The Most Rev. Edward D. Designed to Give Style at a Price You Can Afford, different contestants who came the Howard, Archbishop of Portland in STILL LEFT TO Oregon, was the subject of last Richly Finished, Nicely Made. closest to winning the $5 cash prize offered in the “ Inverted Letter week’s puzzle contest. He was Puzzle Contest;” Charlotte James, bom Nov. 5, 1877, in Cresco, la., highest patent Priced From Charlotte Holkala, Catherine the son of John and Marie (Flem­ Shaughnessy, Margaret P. Dynes, W I N $ 5 PRIZE ing) Howard. He was educated Mrs. Ralph Moore, Mrs. James $ 7 9 . 5 0 Store, Jean Stapleton, Mrs. Mary Fimii Carroll, Rosemary A. Keefe, Chris­ Everyone Participating Is Benefited by tine Elms, Mary Louise Hebert, # Home made fclecttitSs and cakes, I Genevieve McDermott, Paul Carr, and cookies add « personal toieh of Up Mary A. Maloney, Mrs. F. C. Jen­ Gaining Further Knowledge of Matched Bridal Sets sen, Corinne Job, Mrs. N. J. Her- hospitalitj to erery meal. Everrone | Catholic Hierarchy likes home baking. old, and Betty Ann Beiriger. Busoh SZci/ndoMid FuRNiniRe C% ] Only three more chances are left for you to try your The LIBERAL luck in the “ Inverted Letter Puzzle Contest,” sponsored Jewelry Clo, Hungarian Flour Mills ^CREDIT IS4L ARAPAHOE ^1. ^ 4 5 3 4^ ^ each week by The Denver Catholic Register. Remember T*< U fT Y »T fV E V P A R & IN P E W V t R . , . Cbnceries Sent IS BBOADWAY BP. ISTt D e n v e r the winner gets a ?5 cash prize, but everyone who partici­ pates is benefited by gaining further knowledge about our P«7 M little u Me Sewn u 4 tSe SALES American Hierarchy through the weekly biographies pub­ a waak. Newman Program lished with the solution of each prize. PARTS SERVICE This week’s prize winner'is Alice Jones of 1960 Sherman street, Denver, who received the $5 prize for her A modern tervico dopartment properly equipped and coneaniently located ■ As part of the Denver univer­ Employing only factory>.trainod moekaniea. quick solution to the puzzle hidden on this page last week. sity Newman club’s contact system FASHIONS IN 6000 TASTt CENTRAL CHEVROLET CO. You will find t bri«f biography of in preparation for the national Archbiahoo . Howard, last week’s Exclusively in Denver Colfax at Ogden TA. 3339 convention of the Federation of subject, elsewhere on this page. College Catholic Clubs here July You will also find a tip on 3S Public School the hidden name in next week’s 8, 9, and 10, letters and programs effort to aid you in quickly finding Gotham for diocesan chancery offices all the solution to the puzzle. Progress ( ' /ur Quality '\ over the United States were The rules of the contest are easy Zinc Etchings sent out by the Rev. Joseph P. to follow. The puzzles are ar­ Children to Hake Archbishop Howard Color Plates - Half Tones I« Plunge ranged with inverted letters in O’Heron, chaplain of the Denver different advertisements on this at Columbia college in Dubuque, Seelemdti'Ehrct unit. page. The letters, when put to­ la., where he received his A.B. \\ 3300 W, Florida Among the responses to the let­ degree in 1899. He attended St. k 'll liHwto £ngmi)ei'S gether correctly, spell the last First Conmniiion Ave. ters, which were sent to more than name of an American Cardinal, Mary’s college in Kansas from T A bor 100 diocesan headquarters with Archbishop, or Bishop. To help 1899 to 1900, before that institu­ Adults 40c convention information folders to the contestants, the Regieter pub­ (Annunciation Parish) tion became a theological seminary be distributed to Newman clubs in lishes a brief Hint as to the iden­ for Jesuit scholastics. HONEST PRICES Childran 25c Thirty-five public school pupils the various dioceses, was a mes­ tity of the prelate and this week’s who have been receiving reugious He studied in the seminary at llsIO Noon Until sage from the Most Rev. James A. hint may be found elsewhere on instructions at the summer school S t Paul, Minn., from 1900 to Courteous Service 10:30 r . M. Your bunneas to McFadden, Auxiliary Bishop of this page. classes conducted by the sisters 1906 and was ordained at the end of this period. He was a pro­ Cleveland. "I congratulate you ■ Following[ are the rules of, the will receive their First Holy Com build any business for it means repeat ri/ appreciated here. fessor in Columbia college from WEDDING RINCS on the splendid program that you contest, which must be observed; munion at the 8:30 Mass this Sun businast. No order too imall for our free 1906 to 1921 and served as presi­ THE RQSABY have prepared,” Bishop McFad­ 1. Employes of the Regiiter and day, June 27. After the Mass, delivery. dent of that institution from 1921 “ Symbol 'of Devotion,” ii the den said. “ It certainly has a very their families are ineligible to the class will be served a breakfast design of this beauUful new Trelliiea Flower JOHNSON until 1924. That year, he was made weddins ring. Obtainable in SANDERS definite goal— one that should be compete. in Hagus hall. Boxes, Urns stressed in these days.” Auxiliary Bishop of Davenport, natural or white gold or plati­ Trade at 50c and 7Sc FOR RENT 2. Pick out the inverted letters A party will be given in Hagus la., where he served until 1920, num with matehint grooms’ Minor program shifts made at in the advertisements and assem­ hall June 30 beginning at 8 rings if desired. CEMENT when he was made Archbishop of Wallboard, Wood the last special meeting of the ble them into the name of the prel­ o’clock. The program is in charge Portland in Oregon. Boy on Convenient Credit ...... 5 0 ^ Denver club and at a convention ate. Remember there may be a of the bazaar apron booth com­ Busch Jewelry C o, Preaawood Shingles ALSO PLASTER committee meeting at St. Louis’ few unnecessary letters in the mittee. Groceries will be given “ Credit Jewelers" rectory in Englewood Monday in­ group. as prizes. An invitation is extend­ 10 Brosdwsy Ph. 6P. .1073 PaJnt 2 x 4 Mill clude a change in location for the 3. Write the name of the prel­ ed to all. opening social event— a mountain Oat-of-town Orders Sent en Colfax at Logan 10c— 2Sc 8-foot »T*. ate on a piece of paper, giving The Terraplane brougham that Alamosa S c M Aperevsl Glass A-I, each...... Work party Thursday night, July 8 ^ the name of the firms, with the will be given as a grand prize at 1 W ^ I ■ 1 e and a change in the original Fri' letters from which the name has the fall festival is on display in KEystons 5333 Posts Roll Fencing day program to provide an after­ been compiled front of the church. The mem­ 15c Roofing Wire, Wood noon of mountain travel, a stop 4. All answers must be mailed bers of the various bazaar com­ for Benediction at the Chapel of Registers 600 to the Denver Catholio Regiiter, mittees are requested to be pres­ UNIVIS Christ the King in Evergreen, a 938 Bannock street. The winner ent at the next meeting, to be held trout dinner at Troutdale-in-the- will be the one who has the cor­ June 28 at 8 p. m. Alamosa.— The first days of the BIFOC.4LS Plnes at 6 o'clock, and a party at THE OREGON LUMBER CO. rect answer in the envelope bear­ The regular Altar and Rosary summer religious school registered Specially designed to meet individual a Denver amusement park Friday ing the earliest postmark. All meeting was held Thursday eve­ some 600 children and additional requirements with precision. Comfort­ night. ones are straggling in. Thirteen able. Elasy. No “ jump” or distortion. 1648 Platte SL GA. 0123 answers must be mailed. None ning. The society’s committee in Let ua show them to you. Besides the message from Bish­ brought in personally to the Regia- charge of the bazaar dinner has classes are taught by 13 sisters, op McFadden, Father O’Heron had ter office will be considered in the completed details of its work, and while additional sisters are teach­ responses from the following dioc­ judging. distribution of tickets will begin ing the Gregorian music and an­ For New or Used Cars esan Chancellors: The Very Rev. 5. No more than one prize will in the near future. Members of other is housekeeper. gRADUATES PLACED be awarded each week. In the The women of the parish held See Msgr. P. F. Mahoney of the Arch­ the Altar and Rosary society will 487 calls received and diocese of Santa Fe, N. Mex.; the case of a tie, the Register reserves receive Communion at the 7:30 an informal reception and “ pound 481 Placements made Very Rev. Msgr. M. J. Gruene- the right to determine the method Mass this Sunday. party” at the sisters’ residence ^ m Jan. 1 to June 1. BILL DAVIS by which the winner will be se­ Tuesday to welcome the teachers There are excellent op- Thomas Hickerton Motor Co. wald of the Diocese of Belleville, Server! Appointed portunities for trained p lected. and to stock the pantry. Park Ave. at Downinc KEystone 1266 111.; the Rev. J. B. Reidy of the office workers v.at this Diocese of Peoria, 111.; the Very 6. The decision of the judges as Following is the list of altar July 1 will see an early and OPTICIAN time. ^ • f R C f DODGE—PLYMOUTH to the winner of each contest will boys who are to serve the various notable break in the school work. Rev. Max J. Walz of the Diocese ceremonies Sunday, June 27: 5:15, of Toledo, O.; the Rt. Rev. Msgr. be rinal. The annual Alarado festival _ will 7. Every contestant in sending Dick Ammons and Pat Simming- open, augpnented by a big circus Tell the people you patronize BARNES Edward E. Weber, Vicar General ton; 7:30, Dick Hartman and . ^ »»w their advertisement 1408 Glenai'm St., Denver of the Diocese of Wheeling, W. in an answer automatically recog­ to take part in the street parade— nizes all of the rules of the con­ Clarence Harrington; 8:30, Max 25 elephants and all— and the sis­ in The Register. Va.; the Rt. Rev. Msgr. F, J. Mor­ Hidalgo and Billy Sanches; 9:30, E. D. WHITLEY rell of the Diocese of Wichita, test. ters and pastor and his assistant, 8. Mail all answers to Inverted Vincent Feeley and Joe McClain; whose first circus it will be, will Kans.; the Rev. Walter Funcke of 10:30, Walter and Clarence Ryan; the Diocese of Ogdensburg, N. Y.; Letter Contest Editor, Denver see to it that all the children pos­ Steamship and Tourist Agency Catholic Register, 938 Bannock 12, Charles Kelly, William Sim- sible will attend. the Rev. Eugene Vallely of Kansas mington, and Ray Martin. City, Kans., Chancellor of the Dio­ street, Denver. Father Florian, O.S.B., has come Phone KE. 0462 1731 Welton St. Remember that speed is of pri­ to Alamosa to assist the Rev. E. J. cese of Leavenworth, and the Rev. Benediction on Sunday, June E. D. WHITLEY, M snsfor L. J. Linahen, secretary to the mary importance, so start solving 27, Donald Nolan, Henry Kratke, McCarthy in his parish duties and the puzzles now! Jacob Fross, and Andrew What­ to teach in the summer school. Representing all touring companies. Steamship tickets to all Most Rev. Edward D. Howard, Archbishop of Portland in Oregon. ley, These boys will also serve Couple Sponsor 78th Baptism parts of the world on all lines. at any funerals or weddings in the Mr. and Mrs. Regino Jaramillo Hint Given as Aid week of June 27. Week-day of Del Norte were sponsors for Tell the people you patronize Masses in week of June 27— 6:15, an infant baptized Sunday, mak­ that you taw their advertisement In Looking for Name John Nushy and William Nygren ing them godparents of their 78th Certified Motor Tune-Up (First Friday at 5:30); 7:16, child— their popularity in this ca­ Carburetors in The Register. The name hidden en this Lloyd Popish and Vincent Stuska; pacity outrunning all others among the Spanish-American people of Electrical - Ignition page among the inverted let­ 8, Charles Kelly and Billy Shea. J. T. Upton Renovating Co. ters to be found in the adver­ the valley. Other children baptized Sunday tisements is that of the Bishop London Pamphlet Shows CARPET of a see that covers a large included the infant son of Mr. and Herb Davis Mrs. Bruce Boynton, who was CLEANERS territory north of Colorado. Massacre Report False Official Factory Service named Frederick. Kathleen Mc­ THAT CLEAN For All Care Dolans Announce Birth of Son London.—There has been pub­ Donald and Gerald Coughlin were the sponsors. Pedro was the name FINEST QUALITY W . H. UPTON. Maeagsr Mr. and Mrs. Philip James Dolan lished here by Burns, Oates & TAbor 7741 1081 Bdwy. of 1029 East 17th avenue an­ Washbourne, Ltd., a pamphlet en­ ven to the infant son of Mr. and 765 Tejon Street Ginger Ale, Lime Rickey, nounce the birth of a son Tuesday titled The Legend of Baaajox, an rs. Pedro Trujillo,. with J. M. Herrera and Mrs. Bernie Gomez CLUB SODA 'wr' TAbor 5223 morning at St. Joseph’s hospital. extract from the book, The Siege TAKE TAP AT of Alcazar, by Major Geoffrey Mc- the sponsors. The daughter of Mr. Arteiian and Distilled Water Tell the people you patronise Neill-Moss. In it is presented evi­ and Mrs. Juan Gpreia was named Elma Elira. Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Jimmie Gallagher's Root Beer - Soda Pop that you saw their advertisement dence of the falsity of dispatches sent out at the time of the fight­ Maestas of La Jara were sponsors. School of Tap Dancing “ AL” N. BERUBE MUSIC Mrs. Kit Carson, daughter-in- Call MA. 6064 in The Regittor. ing at Badajoz purporting to tell Rccsivs your first lesson frsc jost hy menUoaing The Catholic Rogistcr of the massacre of Leftists after law of the famous scout, was a 174 South Broadway p£^ 1825 ENTERPRISES the victory of the Franco forces visitor from La Junta last week. STUDENTS. BE TAUQHT BY there, Aug. 14, last. An American The Best Facility in Piano, Dancing and all correspondent of a world-wide sec­ Labor Councils Linked S ee ike new Instruments ular news agency is quoted in the With Father Coughlin GOOD CLOTHES NEED NOT lamphlet as repudiating a message BE EXPENSIVE Music— Written, Arranged, Engraved, Printed and Published. Chicago. — The new Workers’ A $50.00 Automobile le was alleged to have sent out Council for Social Justice will be Also Art Work, Advertising and Commercial Printing. telling of the massacre. PHONE SPRUCE l i » affiliated with the Rev. Chafles E. Causes a OLYMPIC 24-43 W. BAYAUD (ioughlin’s National Union for So­ THE PLAINS MUSIC CORP. YOUR MUSIC PROBLEMS Tell the people you patronize cial Justice. Thousands of social $25,000.00 Claim that yon saw their advertisement justice councils are to be organ­ RIR lORDITIORED in The Register. ized in every industry. ENGLISH But • SPECIAL VACUUM SWEEPER The Owner Passes the J2ejfX.i^eta.iot (Frig^»tilR) Juneau’s First Mass Site TAILORS OFFER CONTIjjUED 901 FIFTEENTH SThEET W orry to One of Our Westinghouse $39.95 Brush Driven Sweeper and $15.50 West- Combine Quality and Style Catastrophe Tested COLORADO ICE A COLD inghousa Hand Vacuum Sweeper, Actual Total $53.45. Both For Only...... $39.95 at Prices You Can Afford Insurance Companies $3.00 DOWN AND 75c PER WEEK "A healthy cobbler is better than a sick king,"—Biekerstaff Why Not Do Likewise? Hours— 10-12 A. M.| 2-5 P. M. 822 15th St. LE MOINES MA. 62S8 The firms listed here de­ Phones; Office. KEystone S486; Residence, SPmee 84t( serve to be remembered when you are distributing VANScHAACKEaCa D R . P . A . OHLS q N **Dcnvtr*s MqsI Profr«M lv« L«ui>4r7** Chiropractor your patronage in the dif­ 724 17th St. KE. 0131 Dean, College of Physiotherapy—X-ray Department THE CASCADE LAUNDRY ferent lines of business. I t tt Logan Street . Denver, Colerads “TRY OUR NEW SERVICE"

Reliable EsUmataa Famished Gatrantcod Firat Clan Work Complete Laundry Service PBONB SPRUCE 23«9 1847 Market We Call Fpr and Deliver FA. 6370.437$ Windsor-Meadow Gold J. P. Brickey Plumbing & Heating Co. CALL MAIN 5131 REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY Gallagher Transfer & Storage Co. 1700 l«th St. Gm AppUaRccf Inftalled Abovn Is pictured the log csbin in Juneau, Alaska, where Mass TA. 3341 was first celebrated in the city July 17, 1882, by the Rev. John Althoff, The Standard in Dairy Products for Forty Years 665 SO. PEARL ST. HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND MACHINERY MOVING S. J., first resident Catholic missionary in Alaska. The site of the log cabin is now occupied by a four-story hotel. PAGE EIGHT , Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 24, 1937 '

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finds majestic beauty of nature, perhaps eren a bit of High, High up in the Hills romance. This trail up Mt. Evans (the peak is accessible by car), VWMWJWJV^ is popular among hikers. Including this giant mount, there are 49 peaks in Colorado that tower more GRAND MESA than 14,000 feet above sea level, four that are rated at 14,000 feet, and 1,051 having altitudes of more than 10,000 feet. Colorado has the highest mean altitude o f any state in the Union. DENVER HOTELS IS LARGEST VWMWJVMTMWWJWWWMVWi ^ I OFITSKH KNOW... and Roosevelt enjoy youi’ city’s Grand Mesa National forest, southeast of Grand Junction, the finest HOTEL forest headquarters, and north of Hotel TRAVEL COACHES Delta, is reached via state high­ DENVER The moit popular and outstanding' Trailers in the entire Field, way 65. This was the first na­ THE BROWN with a Complete Range of Prices tional forest to be created in Colo­ Eizhteenth St. at California Visit Our Showrooms— Write for Free Folders rado, set aside by President Har­ rison in 1892. It comprises near­ Phone MAin) 0211 WESTERN TIRE CO., Distributors ly 700,000 acres. PALACE HOTEL 1538 BROADWAX DENVER, COLORADO Between Grand mesa and a simi­ lar plateau. Battlement mesa, which makes up the northwest por­ Dine and Dance in the SOO Rooms of Solid Comfort tion of the forest, is the broad val­ and Respectability ley of Plateau creek. Grand mesa CASANOVA is the largest flot-topped moun­ Ride, Hike and Play in tain in the world, with over 100 Entertain smartly in the lakes, many in old volcanic craters. MAYFAIR The largest is Island lake, cover­ I Block Soutli of Poit Office Smart Out o’ Door Togs ing over 500 acres. All the lakes Sip a cocktail in the HOLI.AND SCOTT, M*r. are open to fishing, and the en­ RALPH H. BOYTE, Asst. Mzr. Breeches and tire forest is open to hunting in the season. The cool invigorating SHIP TAVERN Jodhpurs ...... $ 3 .9 5 Beautyrest Mattresses climate, good fishing, and beau­ Riding Boots ...... $ 6 .9 5 tiful surroundings draw many Frank H. Hoart, Manager Throughout . , . Hiking Boots ...... summer visitors, and a number or M, L. Tracy, Asst. Mgr. organizations maintain summer MODERATE RATES ...... $4.45 to $8.45 camps in the forest. Automobile roads surround the forest, except Slacks...... $ 1 .2 5 to $ 3 .9 5 on the east, where Grand mesa Sport Jackets...... joins the Holy Cross and Gunnison forests along the mountainous ...... $4.95 to $11.95 border. The Grand Mesa Skyway drive has made the mesa easily THE accessible from the Colorado and Uncompahgre valleys. It is reached by U. S. 40S or 50. Albany Hotel \n G s & W s Holy Cross National, forest spreads out like a fan over the DENVER watersheds of the Eagle, Frying i Sport Xo^gery Pan, Crystal, and Roaring Fork RATES FROM $2.00 POPULAR PRICED rivers, all noted trout streams. PER DAY COFFEE SHOP 415 16th ST. BETWEEN GLENARM AND TREMONT The forest lies to the east and south of Glenwood Springs, its headquaratrs. In it is the famous Mount of the Holy Cross, in Holy Cross National monument, reached PROFESSIONAL MIDGET by road and trail from U. S. 40S SIGHTSEEING AUTO RAGES near Minturn. SUNDAY, JUNE 27TH Swim - Dine - Dance Mike Masterson Time Trials 1:45 - Races 2:30 to Sightseeing Tours Herbie Maul’s 611 17th St. MERCHANTS PARK inqton perk. Only a Ub DENVER KE. 3269 THRILLS SPILLS ALL SWING Band miRute onve to the heart of CHILLS the City. Free but eerviee to Montezuma Forest Has thopptnf district. Fof in* ______Admission 55c ______905 Acres Are Set at formettoft write Dept. KENMARK Many Streams, Canyons Ferk Lerte. Denver, Colo. Tell the people you patronize New Eldorado Gift Shop Montezuma National forest is Aside to Continue that you taw their advertifcment The Fashionable Gardenwalk located in the southwestern comer in The Register. at ‘‘Colorado Souvenirs’* of Colorado, with headquarters at In Natural State Springs 530 SEVENTEENTH STREET Mancos, and extends from the Colorado’s Finest Eddie Ott’s Broadmoor In Keomark Hotel mining region around Ophir and Located at Gothic is the Rocky Resort d o L F We Feature, the Finest Telluride on the northeast to the Mountain Biological laboratory. The Smartest Rendezvous for DINING and DANCING INDIAN JEWELRY edge of the cliff dwellers’ country For the use of scientists, a tract Amusements of all on the southwest. The forest, as of 905 acres immediately west of PRACTICE DAY OR NIGHT SCENIC CARDS kinds Phone KE. 0090 a whole, is characterized by a mul­ (jothic on the Quigley creek VVWAVAVAVV\V.VW.V.VWWWWiAr.VVWi.VVVsV.W titude of streams and canyons watershed has been designated as Dancing Every Night DENVER GOLF COURT leading down from the high masses the Gothic natural area, to be re­ Bargain Night Every Mon­ lOTH * COLO. BLVD. YO. 2148 of the San Miguel and La Plata tained in its virgin condition for ranges. Highways and other scientific research and educational day Night t Morrison Road All motor roads afford access to the purposes. In addition, the West Gents— 25^ Ladies Free V^^WA^^VVWWVWWVWWMWUWWVVVVyVWWVVWi the scenic and recreational areas. The Elk primitive area has been set DAILY BUS SERVICE Wilson'mountain primitive area aside because of natural and scenic Family and the Narraguinnep canyon values to be preserved in its orig­ From Denver and Boulder I ESTES PARK 310-320 S. 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PHONE 48 BOX 448 £1 Patio Ballroom OLD MEXICAN ATMOSPHERE THRUOUT ICAFETERIA 213 East 17th Avenue Phone KEystone 0957 HUTCHINSON BAH ERY SERVICE Get to Know LEE the Drufrlet 4 E. KIOWA PHONE 240 AUTO RENTALS ESTES PARK DRUG Willard Batteries - Fuel Pumps - Auto Electric Service Brinkley Drug Co. STORE Carburetor Service Speedometer Service A Modem Drug Store in the THE REXALL STORE I Mountain Resorts LEE TIGHE. Prop. RENT A NEW CAR Heart of the Colorado Rockies Eliubeth Arden and Cara Nome Toiletries. Mrs. Stover's and Whitman , Drive It Yourself IT PLEASES US TO PLEASE YOU Candles Coupes, Convertibles and Sedans New 1937 Models - Radio Equipped Blanchard Lodge- Peter Pan Cleaners CALL US— WE DELIVER CARS TO YOU Four M iin Out on Bonldcr Canon Road— Open All Year 429 SOUTH TEJON STREET NATIONAL PARK HOTEL Phone 1463 for Room and Party Reaervationt MRS. HARRIET R. BYERLY, Prop. AUTO RENTAL SERVICE INC. Steak and Chicken Dinners Phone MAin 5050 for Reliable Courteous Service EUROPEAN PLAN 1624 Broadway KE. 8581 MR. AND MRS. J. C. DOHERTY, Props. Heart of. Estes Park Reasonable Rates Open Ail Tear Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE Thursday, June 24,1937 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER % ns wiD araouc SCIENTISTS TAKE PART IN NATIONAL MEETING

IL (Continued From Page One) Father McHugh says that if a work was admitted as a member college has a strong science de­ of the American Physical society partment, the other branches of The Rt. Rev.- M s c t . H, L. M c - (St. Catherine’* Parish) in 1985. From 1923 to 1925, Fa­ the school will progress hand in Menamin will speak on_ the im­ Saturday, June 19, the junior ther McHugh served as president hand. Applying this principle, De Remember the girls held their annual outing at portance of lay co-operation in the of the college department of the Paul university now is breaking work of the Dominican Sisters of Eldorado Springs. Twenty-five ground for a new science building Catholic Educational association, the Sick Poor at the next session members attended and were chap­ now known as the National Cath­ that will cost $200,000. eroned by Mmes. Morfeld, Sulli­ of the parish delegates who are olic Educational association. He Einstein Theory Not Accepted working to make the annual car­ van, Knopke, and Swan. An en­ has beOn a member of the A. A. In an exclusive Register inter­ joyable time was reported by all nival the biggest ever held. The- A. S. since 1930. view, Father McHugh reveals that meeting ■will be called to order the girls. since 1932 he has been studying Louis Robert Zarlengo, son of 'Tuesday evening by General the general theme of the relation Chairman Harold A. Kiley at 8 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zarlengo, of mathematics to objective real­ Church in •was baptized Sunday, The spon­ o’clock at the convent, 1601 Gay- ity, In this study, the priest as lord. sors were Michael and Antonette H e a l Program in serts that he does not agree with Patch. Final preparations will be made many of the apparent physical im­ for the event to take place July John Gleason left for Amboy, plications of the Einstein theory. 111., where he will visit his aunt. 15, 16, and 17 on the Loyola par­ ■What has been called astronomical Sister Edward Rita, the former ish • grounds. William Hilbert, proof of relativity rests on meager Frances Pastore, spent Sunday S c U Expanded prominent commission man of the and perhaps dubious ground, he with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Denver stockyards, will be in Jerry Pastore. dccl&rBs* charge of ■the refreshment stand, Your W ill Father McHugh goes on to say Ticket* Are Di*tributed, (Continued From Page One) and Ed Milan will superintend the fairly good considering the late that Prof. Arthur Haas of Vienna, construction o f booths. The tickets for the 16th annual now a special instructor at Notre mid-summer carnival to be held date at which the program began, Tickets for the valuable awards being in effect only four months. Dame university, recently has to be made at the carnival are now Aug. 19, 20, and 21 are being dis­ brought out a theory that seems tributed this week. The commit­ Last year, the percentage of cards in the hands of most of the parish­ Remember the Poor Missions of the Diocese returned was 22.5, while this year to break down the interpretation ioners of Denver churches. Tickets tee for the automobile to be given of the shift toward the red in the away at the carnival consists of it was 30. The purpose of the pro­ and stubs will be called for by a spectra of the light of distant stars special messenger for anyone call­ the following: Mr. Berry, chair­ gram is to instill into the child the and nebulae. Professor Haas’ in­ man; Mr. Croft, secretary; Messrs. value of dental health. If the ing YOrk 1413. terpretation of “ redward” shift Encouraging support has been Gleason, Morfeld, Schmittling, child is taught to understand that brings in question the astronomical the care and preservation of his received from many Catholic or­ May, Grannell, Gartland, Bauman, evidence advanced in favor of the teeth are as important as his ganizations by the carnival com­ Bauman, Lyons, W. Nelson, Pas­ theory of the expanding universe. tore, McGinn, Mundwiller, Kil class room studies, this apprecia­ mittee, and several members of the Twenty years of work have con­ Knights of Columbus have been Form of Bequest for Establishment of course, Greenwell, Sullivan, Tes- tion must be daily kept before him. vinced Father McHugh that Ein­ ka, Owens, Hallinan, Carraghar, There were 4,512 dental cards assisting in putting over the plans stein’s theory of relativity is for the carnival. The idea of giv­ Morrow, Rominger, Swan, J. Mer- distributed * last year, and 1,292 wrong. It has been argued that kle, E. B. Williams, Malone, and were returned. In Annunciation ing aid to a work so charitable as Einstein has accounted for certain that of the Dominican Sisters of Griffith. s^chool, the cards in one room were variations in the perihelion of the The” following names were returned 100 per cent. In St. the Sick Poor has found appeal Funds for Education of 'Priests: planet Mercury. But, the priest among many different groups. omitted from the St. Catherine’s Joseph’s, 50 cards were distrib­ argues, it is admitted that Ein­ parish netvs in last week’s Register uted in one room and 49 returned. In addition to a varied enter­ stein’s mathematics do not work tainment pro^am, those whb come for those working on the carnival The interest of the teachers of so well when, applied to the peri­ bands card party: Mmes. Shea, these rooms and their frequent to the carnival will find many helion of Venus, and the scientist’s valuable prizes to be awarded. It Doyle, Campbell, and Marcus. talks concerning dental health theory has not accounted for the The year’s scholarship to the were no doubt responsible for the is not necessary to be present to variations of the moon. For this be eligible to win one of the main O’Neill personality school offered success of the program. reason, Father McHugh says that to the child selling the most tickets prizes. Eyeiight Te*ted he rejects the introduction of the for the springtime review'was won The following prizes will be For the first time, the visual perihelion of Mercury as giving awarded on the carnival nights: by Rosemary Daley. any support to the theory of rela­ “ I hereby give and bequeath to the Mrs. F. Bromme entertained the acuity of all high school students A Ford V-8 from the O’Meara was tested. All students testing tivity because, if relativity is true, Motor Co. will be awarded Satur­ members of a Corpus Christi club it should be applicable to all plan­ at a tea. Those present were 20/30 were retested five months day night, July 17. A beautiful later. In most schools (he 20/30 ets just as the ellipticity of the streamline Electrolux gas refrig­ Mmes. Campbell, Olsen, Sand- orbits of the planets is common to Roman Catholic Bishop of the strom, Donlon, McVeigh, Gleason, vision had dropped to 20/20, which erator, six cubic foot family size, all. and Shannon. is considered a normal ■vision, but model H-600, retailing at $280 in some instances it was raised to Einstein’s theory is attacked on from Daniels & Fisher, will be a definite degree of impairment. other grounds also by Father Mc­ awarded on Friday night. A $26 Youthful Journalist, It is realized that many of the Hugh. The bending of'a ray of cash prize will be awarded on Diocese of Denver, Colorado, the light from a distant star when school buildings were erected at a Thursday night. Lay Leader, Is Dead passing near the sun as a physical time when little thought was given Paris.— A large crowd assembled proof of the theory of relativity in the Church of St. Sulpice for to lighting. Thus well-planned artificial illumination to furnish suggested by Einstein adherents is the funeral of Etienne Baton, not thoroughly understood. Father Services Held for sum of $ ...... for the education , journalist and leader of the Volon- adequate light for all would be McHugh asserts. They say that taires du Pape, who was scarcely an important step toward reduc­ the phenomenon is caused by the Seminary Rector 35. Several years ago. Baton or­ tion of defective vision. fact that in the vicinity of the sun ganized the Legion of Volunteers Courses in first aid were given there is a magnetic field. Because Detroit.— Solemn Requiem Mass and maintenance, in Colorado, of of the Pope, a group of youths in St. Vincent de Paul’s, St. Jos­ the exact nature of light is not for the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Anthony A. who were to devote themselves to eph’s, St. Francis de Sales’, and thoroughly known, the bending of Klowo, rector of Sts. Cyril and spreading the Pontifical teachings, St. Philomena’a, and consisted of a ray of light coming from a dis­ Methodius’ seminary, Orchard to selling Catholic papers, and to 15 hours of class work and an tant star and passing near the sun Lake, Mich., who died at St. Jos­ students studying for the priesthood. organizing pilgrimages of Chris­ examination. First aid certifi­ may be accounted for on ordinary eph’s Mercy hogpital, Pontiac, was tian youths to visit the Holy See. cates from the national Red Cross physical grounds without recourse celebrated in the semina^ chapel. were awarded those who passed. to the upsetting of prevailing no­ Msgr. Klowo was born in Poland The pupils at St. Francis’ did such tions of the nature of space. in 1884. He studied at St. Mary’s In 365 Masses outstanding work that copies of In modem ideas of relativity, college. Orchard Lake, and Sts, first aid playlets of their own com­ there has been a confusion of Cyril and Methodius’ seminary. He Y oq will be remembered position were sent to the national elaborate mathematical principles, was ordained in May, 1913. After If you join the several years of pastoral work, he Dollar-a-Year Club Red Cross in Washington and there has been a confusion be­ A home hygiene and"A*Tear Of the various tests' made of manner. Father McHugh says that was decorated by the Polish gov­ Club. A permanent burse for the perpetual eyes, ears, nose, throat, etc., he is of the conviction that some ernment. His elevation to the Name.. 1,401 defects were found; treat­ of the alleged proofs of relatmty rank of Domestic Prelate ■took I Addresi.... ments were given to 297, will be found to be absurd when place in September, 1934. Record* Interchangeable tested according to physics and objective reality apart from mathe­ This year’s program has brought Death Comes to Founder matics and theoretical physics. education of a seminarian is $6,000. St. MichaeFs College the parochial schools in closer co­ Father McHugh concludes by Of N. Y. Old Age Pension Founded in 1859, Santa Fe, N. Mex. operation with the public schools. saying that he is particularly in­ Buffalo.—Kno^wn as the father Boarding and Day School for At present, the parochial schools terested in physics and the appli­ of New York state’s old age pen­ Boys J use the same record system as the cation of mathematics to objective sion‘ system, Frank X. Bernhardt, Program of studies for^raw fm ar and public schools. This means that reality. By training and observa­ former member of the state legis­ High School Grades artroved by the whenever a child is transferred State Board of Education of Ndw Mex­ tion, he says that he inclines to lature, died at the age of 79, Any portion of this, however, can be ico. Catalog gives full description of from one school to another his the ■vindication of certain tradi­ Throughout 11 years in the lower location, buildings, school regulation health record goes with him. and courses of studies. Address Brother tional concepts that apparently house, he centered his attention on Director. In schools where the enrollment tended to be upset by the Einstein social welfare measures. Mr. is 150 or less, one hour a week is idea. ” ' Bernhardt also sponsored many given to consultation. In larger Father McHugh was assigned to labor measures, including those schools, two weekly consultation De Paul university shortly after fixing minimum wages for women hours are given. In some schools his ordination in 1906. Among and children. He was educated in where the nurse has a private of­ the first students there, he reveals, the parochial schools of this city. Do You Want A fice, many children visit her there. were Fathers Robert Hennessey, This is an advantage to the child, C.M., and Thomas Gorman, C.M., ington in 1931, is a convert. She since he is free to discuss his prob­ both of whom are now stationed attended Nazareth academy at Baby? lems in his own light. at St. Thomas’ seminary in Den­ Concordia, Kans., and there was received into the Church in 1914. Bundredaopon hundreds of Teachers’ meetings were held ver. The g;reatest period of womenf rom Coast to Coast regularly once a month in most gro^wth and expansion for De Paul, She is a native of Bloomington, formerly childlese for y e ^ Nebr. THE SUM OF $350 WILL TAKE from fu n ction s 1 sterility, schools in the past year, when he says, was in the years between and even o fte n t o ld ^ e y A unique exhibition of records health problems were discussed 1920 and 1930, when the Rev. could never have children of the most severe earthquakes ore now Proud and with the nurse. The nurses have Thomas Levan, C.M., was presi­ M oih€r9 from know^dge made by the seismograph stationed and ose o f a simple home worked very closely with the Par­ dent of the institution. Father method—details of which I Levan supervised the construction at Regis college, Denver, from send F R E E on request. ent-Teachers’ associations, which 1909 to 1937 was placed on dis­ Parents are admittedly far hag resulted in a better health of S t Thomas’ seminary. happier, healthier and more play at the Cosmopolitan hotel by CARE OF A STUDENT contented, more prosperous program in their schools. Jesuit Gives Lecture* and actuallylivelongerasa the Rev. Armand Forstall, S.J. elaasthanehlidlesseoaplea! Ababygivcsthercalhome Improvement* Suggeated Among the highlights of the The records were framed and spirit and tiea a husband and wile in truest endunng The following suggestions were Wednesday morning session of the love and mutual interests. The majority of discontent­ showed distinctly the rate and ed, unhappy marriages are those o f childlew couples. recommended for the benefit of A.A.A.S. convention were two il­ magnitude of each earth tremor. Get This Knowledge FREE 1 the schools, teachers, and chil­ lustrated lectures presented by the Father Forstall has long been rec­ During my 86 years of practice in functional dren : Rev. Paul Carroll, S.J., professor ognized for his work in seismology FOR ONE YEAR. conditions of women 1 developed this home 1. Improvement of physical of zoology and psychology at Mar­ and was asked to lead the recep­ method, which is described in my illustrated quette university, Milwaukee, treatise sent FREE ON R E Q U ^T. It dis­ environment of all schools. tion committee in introducing the cusses many subjects relating to the female 2. Physical education or its Wise. Father Carroll’s topics various prominent scientists. organs and tells how you too may combat equivalent in all schools. were "Blood Supply of the Tym­ your troubles as thousands of others have The Very Rev, Robert M, Kel­ • • • who reported arrival of babies after being 3. A Prfrent-Teachers’ associa­ panic Membrane of the Frog,’’ in ley, S.J., president of Regis col­ childless for years, and report as well satis­ tion at St. Joseph’s. which he presented some startling lege, is a member of the state com­ factory relief from the various female 4. Some provision made for new evidence in reference to zoo­ mittee for the A.A.A.S. troubles amenable to correction by this home logical research on the frog, and method. Write DR. H. WILL ELDERS. children with cardiac trouble. Soite I497-F, 7th & Felix Sts., ST. JOS­ (In the first, third, and fifth grades “ A New Technique for Studying FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, APPLY AT EPH, MISSOURI. of the schools there are 90 such and Mounting 'Various Animals.’’ cases. Some of ■them are under James R. Neidhoefer, a Marouette the care of physicians, but no care graduate student, assisted Father is provided for them in schooji) Carroll in the latter lecture and Swelling Reduced himself presented a discussion on And Short Breathing relieved when 5. The purchase of an audio­ canaed b , unnatural collection of water in meter for the use of all schools. “ A Freshwater Sponge New to abdomen, feet and le(i, and when preuure ■Wisconsin.’’ above ankles leaves a dent. Trial packafe (No- attempt was made to test TREE. COLLUM MEDICINE COMPANY. hearing because of lack of facili­ St. Xavier’s College for Women, Dept. 654. ATLANTA. GA. ties with which to test.) Chicago, is being represented at It was recommended that a the sessions by Sister M. Camillus, Chancery committee be formed consisting Ph.D., director of general educa­ A * P RI EST IS STRANGE of social workers from Colorado tion, and Sister M. Bertha, M.A., MIX TO RE HELPS HAIR! General hospital, Ave Maria clinic. chairman of the division of exact Catholic Charities, Ihe visiting and experimental sciences. Both OF THEliAiRis now being seotfreo to scalp sufferers. nurses in the schools, and the sisters are deeply interested in all PAINT, m 10 It desoibes how to use the strange coapoord (now tend to be uiKet by the Einstein called'tiAIRMORF), mixed by Father James Gilmore, priest who is director of the Gallon...... 0 7 which grew perfect hair on of bald student Sines school service, and a representa­ of the convention sessions and ex­ then, more than 50,000 bottles hare been aucccttfully tive of the P.-T, A. to meet once pect to take back to their school used, all royalties going to charity. Write for free ENAMEL, * 1 Q n treatise to R. E. Guinore (brother m Father Gilmorek a month to' discuss problems per­ many new ideas. Mercy hospital Gallon...... ^ SIO Testile Tower, Seattle, Washington. 1 .7 0 Office taining to Catholic schools. It and the Mercy hospital school of was also suggested that the teach­ nursing are affiliated with St. ing fellows of the psychiatric de­ Xavier’s college. lE'S RELIEF partment of the Colorado general Sister M. Grace, Ph.D., head of hospital be affiliated ■with the paro­ the chemistry department of P I Sore, Irritated Skin chial schools. Marymount college, Salina, Kana., 1536 Logan Street Denver, Colorado , WhereverWherev< it is—however broken th» Miss Margaret Blee is super- and Sister M. Walburga, account­ Arrow Paint Co. «MiiMurfaco-freely apply eoothinga ■visor of the health service in the ant, also are in attendance at the 15iS L*w nn«« St. parochial schools. Dr. Rodney meeting. Sister 5^. Grace, who Jones served as school physician received her doctor’s degree at Resinol this year. the Catholic university in Wash- m

PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 24, 1937 COLORADO SPRINBS NUN GLARE HARMFUL TO EYES Election Held by Hiss Maloney Is 24th Anniversary Glaring light reflected from pavements, white buildings, and from some types of electric lights, as well as from dozens of TO MARK SILVER JUBILEE other sources, has a harmful effect not only on the eyes, but on CaonCitylLolC Elected 3rd Time the nervous system as well. If you squint and frown continually, Colorado Springs.— Sister M. Sister M. Clare of the Sisters of USED CAR SALE or if yon have symptoms of nervous fatigue, it may be your eyes Canon City.— At a recent elec­ Georgians of the St. Francis’ hos­ St. Mary of Namur, who had been Miss Catherine C. Maloney was are unduly sensitive to light. An Eye Examination Will Tell. tion of the local Knights of Co­ pital staff celebrates her silver a patient at St. Francis’ hospital, re-elected president of the Junior lumbus council Steve Sirhall was jubilee Sunday, June 27. Sister has returned to the convent at Tabernacle society at the quar­ elected grand knight to succeed Georgians has been associated 2016 West Colorado avenue. terly meeting at the Argonaut You Can Save $50 to $75 Joseph Fassler. John Sirhall is the with St. Francis’ hospitel for the Howard Dostal, who is a student hotel June 18. Miss Maloney has All Makes . .. All Models SWIGERT BROS. new deputy grand knight, D. G. past 14 years and has filled sev­ at Purdue university, has re­ held the presidency for the past Hayes is recording secretary, and eral offices in that time. Previ­ turned home to spend the summer two years, and the organization ously. she had been stationed at the Better Vision Optometrists Good Service Lawrence Sirhall is treasurer. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. takes great pleasure in starting Thomas Martinez, 24, of Chan­ sisters’ hospitals at Hammond, another year under her leaderv MAin for Every Age at Right Prices Frank Dostal, 2016 North Cas­ dler died Tuesday, June 15, fol­ Ind., and Grand Island, Nebr. Two cade avenue. ship. ffJleamJlptere, lowing a long illness of tubercu­ of her sisters are also nuns in the Miss Marion Lamport was 3112 1550 California KEystone 7651 Harley Remmington, grand C O A A P v A ./V V losis. He was the son of Mr. and order. They are Sister M. Vera, re-elected secretary, having served superior of SL Margaret’s hos­ knight of the local branch of the Mrs. Steve Martinez. Funeral Knights of Columbus, is attend­ very efficiently in that capacity for Denvefs Largest Ford Dealer services were held at St. Michael’s pital. Hammond, Ind., and Sister ing a business convention in Chi­ a number of years. Other officers TWO STORES church Thursday, June 17. M. Honora, who teaches in one of for the new term will be: Vice cago. 14th and Broadway 5th and Broadway Mr. and Mrs. Otto Anna and the order’s schools at Albuquerque, president, Marie Dinan; treas­ Mrs. E. S. Schmitt motored to N. Mex. A cousin. Sister M. Cy- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Safranek urer, Catherine Mall, and corre­ Red Letter Days August 12,13,14 Pueblo, where they spent the day rilla, also teaches in Albuquerque. entertained at a 6 o’clock dinner sponding secretary, Felecitas visiting friends Wednesday. All are planning to be present at at the Village inn Saturday night, O’Brien. The Best in Miss Ann Crawford, a student the celebration. There will be a June 19, in honor of their CTand- Plans were made for a week-end ANNUNCIATION nurse at Glockner sanatorium in Solemn Mass celebrated in the hos­ daughter, Mrs. Richard Hull, who outing July 4 in the Teller house Used DORAN Colorado Springs, is spending a pital chapel Sunday morning at was celebrating her first wedding at Central City. All members are Furniture * few days here at her homo because 5:45. anniversary. 'The guests were Mr. invited, and reservations may be h a t t e r s ! FAIR AND BAZAAR of an infected foot and Mrs. Richard Hull, Mr. and made by calling Marie Dinan, ALSO NEW . *‘Hat Reconditioning I Mrs. Raymond Safranek, Mrs. Service Exelnii-velj” GRAND PRIZE Miss Hoxsey Home on VUit chairman of the entertainment Cash or Credit I Now Located at Mr. . and Mrs. Robert Hoxsey. Kate Willis, Mrs. Ella Martin, Retail Rooms committee. 733 E. Colfax, at Clarkson TERRAPLANE BROUGHAM motored to Denver Sunday and Lawrence Hull, Albert Wills Sa­ Circle Celebrates Birthday Open Daily franek, Misses Jen and Viola CALL MAIN 6838 Awarded Aug. 14 were accomnanied home by their The Morning Star circle held a A FULL LINE OF ^For free pick-up and delivcrv Kirchman, and Mr. and^ Mrs. Al­ (Coartesy of Jacques Broi. Monument Co.) daughter. Miss Faerita Hoxsey, party last week at the home of OFFICE FURNITURE * Service who is enjoying a three weeks’ va­ bert Safranek. ’ Kathleen and Helen Flynn to cele­ We rent Folding Chairs, Card and fVVVVWVWVWVWWiW WVWVWWWWWWWWWVWWWA cation from her nursing duties. Announcement has been made brate the third anniversary of the Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver­ Frank Bruce spent a day fishing GETS DlOK GIFT in New York of the marriage of circle’s foundation. Gifts of ware, anything in stock. Specializing in Quality Plumbing and on the Cachetopa river. Frank Paul Galluzzo, teacher in leather were exchanged. Members Established 1888 Isabel Seal was hostess at a A gift of 50 standard works was the Colorado school for the deaf of the circle are Margaret and PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 COLORADO Heating Repairs birthday party in her home Friday, recently made to the Catholic li­ and blind, to Miss Suzanne B. Sel- Dorothy Lynch, Jessie Pasquale, June 18, when she entertained a brary by Mrs. Anne O’Donnell lock of Hartford, Conn. The Mary Berlin, Marge Linnet, Clella STEAMSHIP group of her friends. She is the Coulter. marriage took place at St. Vincent Carter, and Kathleen and Helen Beautiful SUTTERY & COMPANY daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dexter The Catholic library will be de Paul’s church in New York Flynn. Two new members are W. Seal. open from 5 until 6 p. m. and from June 19. Mr. Galluzzo was born AGENCY Florence Choquette and Margaret PIERO DE LUISE, Ugf. PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Eddie Zabrusky observed his until 8:15 p. m. for the sum­ in Bridgeport, Conn., the son of McCallin. Miss Dorothy Lynch CHAINS 11th birthday Saturday, June 19, mer months. The old hours will Domenico and Josephine Romano 213- 15th St. TA. 6813 Denver 1646 BLAKE STREET announced her engagement this AND and was host to a groun of his probably be resumed Sept. 15. Galluzzo. Miss Sellock, who is week to John Dandrow. Their JOHN CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 J. friends at his home that afternoon. Among late publications received the daughter of Michael and Mar­ marriage will take place in the Educational Tour. The children played games and at the library in the past month garet Swingle Sellock, was bom early fall. CROSSES were served a birthday treat. are the following: Pfleger’s Wree- in Bristol, Conn. Miss Felicitas O’Brien of St. Mediterranean Cruitea Mrs. Smith Batchelor and little tlera With Christ, Belloc’s Char­ Solid gold, gold filled, sterling C. D. of A. Initiation Held Luke’s circle is spending a few • to Europe daughter, Dorothy Mae, are visit­ acters of the Reformation, Lunn’s weeks in Sioux City, la., and St. silver, and metals. Best quality, Court St. Mary of the Catholic ing in New Mexico. Within That City, Stewart’s Di­ Louis, Mo. In Sioux City, she will reasonably priced. Budget Tours Bible Study Class Meets versity in Holiness, Aren^en’s Daughters of America held a visit her sister, Kathleen, now Sis­ The Bible .study class of St. Mi Holy Trinity, Farrow’s Damien, luncheon at 1:30 Sunday, June ter Mary of Our Lady of Victory. chael’s church enjoyed a study and the Leper; Gheon’s St. Margaret 20, after which followed initiation Mias Lambert Hostess University Tours With SS social hour at the home of Mr. Mary, Fumet’s St. Joan, Tyciak’s ceremonies in the American Le­ The Mystical Rose circle was en­ Normandie and Rex gion hut. Miss Mayme Garrett, M. O 'K E E FE and Mrs. Otto Anna Tuesday night. Life of Christ, Fulton Sheen’s tertained at the home of Miss June — July — in Auatria, Belxium, Most of the members were present Mystical Body, Rene Fulop Miller’s the state regent, was present, and Helen Lampert Tuesday evening, Cechoslovakia, England, France. Ger­ and all enjoyed a profitable study Leo XIII and Our Times, and gave the address of welcome. The many, Holland, Italy, -.Switzerland. June 15. Those present were Ann Min. 8496. period. In Christ’s Own Country, by Dom following officers were installed: Schlereth, Margaret Volk, Cecelia Jewelry Co, MURPHY-MAHONEY MOTOR CO. Joseph Maschinot, who recently Ernest Graf, O.S.B. Mrs. E. T. Prendergast, grand O’Brien, Bernice O’Brien, Mar­ Atk for Detaili underwent a major operation at a Miss Catherine Brecht, who is regent; Miss Viola Kirchman, vice garet Shelton, Marguerite Bishing, Expert Watch Repairing 2986 NO. SPE^:R local hospital, is gradually improv experienced in library work, is regent; Mrs. Ruth Rummelhart, Mildred Kingston, Kathryn Going, We Manufacture and Repair Jewelry ing and expects to be able to go now in charge of the library. She prophetess; Mrs. Marie Hagan, lec­ Mary Nieters, and Helen Lambert. Tell the people you patronize Used Cars GA. 1457 Service home late this ^ week. succeeds Allan Lutz, who was li turer; Mrs. Kathleen Barney, his­ Ira Garbella and Lucille Hagus 623 15th St. that you saw their advertisement The Rev. Albert Schaller, O.S.B., brarian for the past two years torian; Mrs, Julia Conroy, finan­ were hostesses to the Precious in The Register. paid a business visit to Pueblo last and who has joined the staff of cial secretary; Mrs. Mary McIn­ Blood circle Tuesday evening at week. the Denver Post. Miss Brecht is tyre, treasurer; Mrs. Margaret the Garbella home. Members Miss Mary Alta Cunningham has eager to assist patrons of the li­ Sullivan, monitor; Mrs. Nora Rog­ present were Catherine Fitzpat­ Call Frank Williams when yon want dependable returned to Colorado Springs to brary in selection of books or in ers, outside sentinel; Mrs. Mary rick, Louise Dooling, Catherine repair work on your typewriter. resume her work at the Glockner compiling data in the statistical Schoup, organist; Mrs. Jennie and Anne Mall, Mary Catherine STOCKS BONDS PROMPT SERVICE— HONEST PRICES hospital, where she is employed as and reference denartments. Gro^s, banner-bearer; Mrs. Thresa and Frances Nadorff, Ida Garbella, Graham, flag-bearer. a trained nurse. She came home and Lucille Hagus. . We Buy, Sell, and Quote All Local and Listed Securities All Makes Typewriter Service to be present at the graduation Members and candidates at­ Priests are Guests exercises at St. Scholastica’s acad' Festival Is Planned tended the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday The Blessed Sacrament circle SALES - RENTALS - REPAIRS MAin 3495 435 14th St. emy when her sister, Laverne Cun­ morning at St. Mary’s church. was entertained on Thursday, PEDLET-RTAN & CO. ningham, received her diploma. To Assist Academy Mrs. Mary Enlowe and Mrs. E. T. June 17, at the home of Margaret Requiescant in Pace She then remained for two weeks Prendergast were in charge of the Duffy, with Mrs. Cecile Merth as 840 17th St. Boston Bldg. Denver, Colo. visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boulder.— On Sunday evening reservations. joint hostess.- The time following MA. 1241 Henry Cunningham. at 7:30 o’clock, a number of the the business meeting was spent JOHN A. PETERSON, 1118 Marion. businessmen of Boulder and Sunday to Be Communion Day Husband of Vinta E. Peterson, son of Youth Passes Navy Exam playing games. H^h. score was Theodore J. Bernard Cunningham, son of friends of Mt. St. Gertrude’s held Sunday will be general Com­ Christina Peterson of Los Molinos, fa­ won by Luveme Friend. Fathers ther of Geraldine Peterson and Thamar Mr. and Mr.s. Henry Cunningham, a meeting in the academy to munion day for the children of Harold V. Campbell and Clarence l^arsh. grandfather of Kenneth Howe. launch plans for the mid-summer Corpus Christi parish. Requiem Mass was offered in Holy Ghost has entered the naval training sta­ Issenmann were guests of the church - Thursday at 9. Interment Mt. tion at San Diego. He passed his festival to be held on July 19, 20, A meeting of the Altar society circle. Hackethal Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son service. physical and mental examination and 21. Those present were Ed of St. Paul’s parish was held at Miss Marie Russ of Blessed Sac­ A brand new purchase of 1,735 pairs of summer MARY ELLEN (HEALY) MILLER, with a grade of 97 per cent. He Brady, Joe Brady, Otto Burger, 2944 Josephine. W ife of John Miller, the home of Mrs. E. J. Purfield rament circle was married Satur­ shoes, from four famous shoe manufacturers! mother of F red , H. Miller, Denver, and will receive his assignment after Frank Dale, Frank Holitza, J. H. of 8 Hazel avenue. This termi­ day morning to John Schlereth MORTUARY Mrs. Ella M. Boys, Fort Orchard, Wash. 12 weeks of recruit training. Gavin, John Gilmore, Bob Miles, nated the Altar society’s meetings Requiem Mass was offered Saturday at George Ratkovich, student at William Riordan, Francis Reinert, until they are resumed in the fall. 9 in Holy Ghost church. Interment Mt. Loyola university in California, is Third Order Will 1449-51 Kalamath St. Olivet. and Ernest Tovani. The annual dance recital given TIRCIO VIGIL, 1423 Kalamath. Hus­ here spending a few days with rela^ Mr. Tovani was elected chair­ by the pupils of Miss Mary Kelle- Convene on Sunday Phone MAin 4006 band of Lusita Vigil. Requiem Maas was tives. From Canon City he will go man and enthusiasm ran high as her will take place Thursday, July offered at 9 Saturday in St. Cajetan's to Chicago and will return to Loy^ tentative plans for various booths church. Interment Mt. Olivet. 1, at 8:15 o’clock in the Chief the­ ola in the fall. were made and members of com­ The last monthly meeting of the JOHN FURRER. Dario, near Brighton. ater, More than 80 pupils will season will be held for all mem­ Requiem Mdss was offered Monday ft Major Patrick J. Dodd motored mittees were chosen. The date take part. 9:80 in St. Augustine’s c'hurch, Brighton. to Denver Monday to meet army of the next meeting has not been bers of the Third Order of St. Interment Mt. Olivet. Mrs. Clough Diet officers in making plans for the determined, but the faculty was Francis Sunday afternoon, June White annual C.M.T.C. camp at Fort gratified with the initial meeting Mrs. Richard Clough, long a 24, at 3:30 in St. Elizabeth’s GEO. P. MICHAEL E. MALONE Lpg:an. Major Dodd is expected to and look forward to the results of resident here, died Tuesday after­ church. There will be no meet­ Michael £. Malone, 81, for many years ings in July and August. A large HACKETHAL an official of the Public Service Co. of be called by the war department the next session. noon, June 15, at a local hospital Colorado and a close associate of Henry as one of the camp directing It was decided that a ham din­ following the shock of a broken attendance is rSquested. L. Doherty throughout the lattcris career officers. hip she suffered Sunday. Funeral Director in the utilities Industry, died in his home, ner be one of the special features 2248 Colorado boulevard, early Sunday. for July 19. Mr. and Mrs. Clough celebrated 1240 Acom* TA. 1656 Mr. Malone had been in failing health, their golden wedding jubilee six but up until a few weeks ago continued years ago. Shoes to visit bis office every day. Junior C. D. of A. Visitors to McMenamy Except for six years when he was in As the bride of a railroad con­ politics for a short time and engaged in Home Return to St. Louis tractor, she met the adventures of the general contracting business, Mr. the pioneering railroad camp, first Malone had been in the gas business. He Hold Picnic Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sigmund in San Juan country of South­ was born in Columbus, 0., Jan. 29, 1856, and daughter, Mary Frances, and and was educated in the parochial schools western Colorado and elsewhere of that city and in business college. The Junior Catholic Daughters son, Malcolm, left for their home on the Rio Grande system and Regular $6.85 His first job was as a gas fitter’s of America will hold their annual in St. Louis, Mo., Wednesday morn­ later on the Colorado Midland. helper in Columbus at the age of 14. He picnic at Washington park Satur­ ing after visiting with Mrs. Sig­ was next office boy, then a clerk for the When the children were nearing Columbus gas company and next fore­ day afternoon, June 26, at 1:30 mund’s brother. Dr. W. J. Mc­ the school age, the family settled man of its gas plant. Mr. Malone was o’clock. The girls are to meet at Menamy, and family of Blessed in Colorado Springs, but their first Paradise Shoes 27 when Henry L. Doherty became asso­ Ihe tennis courts at that time and Sacrament parish. The young folks home here was in a tent on the Erickson Memcriai Co. ciated with the gas company at the age are to bring their supper with I made a trip to Pike’s peak, and did of 12. In the late 1890’ s, Doherty Colorado college campus while Mr. When in Need of Help went to Madison. Wise., to take charge them. Parents and friends of the some snowballing. The part^vis- Clough was grading streets which • Quality of the utilities company there, and took juniors are invited to attend. All ited Red Rocks, Echo lake, Est^ are now lined with residences. The of any kind, permanent or odd job, Mr. Malone with him. Later, Doherty girls who wish to attend Camp Park, and other attractive places in Regular $8.85 came to Denver, where he began build­ little children then playing on the • Beauty .•Mcall Employment Department. ing up his own vast utilities holdings, Montrita this year should register cool Colorado. barren campus were later to attend and in 1903 he had Mr. Malone come at the picnic. Registration fees the growing college, and three here to be superintendent of the gas will be $2. Camp will open July • Dignity Catholic Charities department of the Denver Gas & Electric grandchildren have degrees from Walk-Over Shoes Co., forerunner to the Public Service Co. 13. Miss Helen Werle is in charge the institution. of the registrations and Miss At a Price You Can Afford 1665 Grant St. KEystone 6386 In 1909, Dohsrty had Mr. Malone go Mrs. Clough is survived by her to Europe for a year to study gas meth­ Eileen Morrissey has arranged the Send for Our Free Catalorte ods there. Upon his return, Mr. Malone husband, now an invalid; three games which will be played. Sec­ 84 So. Santa Fe Drive PE. 4728 took charge of the coke department of retaries of all troops are asked to children: Richard Clough, Jr., of Regular $8.85 CALL A the Denver company. Las Vegas, Nev.; Marie Clough, at Since the advent of natural gas in call their members and remind present in England, and Mrs. W. Denver, Mr. Malone had been engaged them to be present. in company contact work for the Public R. Willis of Colorado Springs, and The Dramatic club, under the ZONE CAB Service Co. three sisters, Mrs. Anne Tunney Pedigo Shoes Mr, Malone’s wife, the late Louise direction of Miss Grover, will pre- MAin 7171 Lynch Malone, died Oct. 24, 1984. Sur­ of Los Angeles, Mrs. William Law­ sent the plajr, Judy to the Rescue, rence of Denver, and Miss Julia viving him are a nephew and a niece, on the evening of June 29 at 8 Prompt, Courteoui Scrvico John and Louise Gillivan of Columbus, Budd of Kansas City. O., and two nephews of Madison, Wise. o’clock at the Catherine Mullen CLEAN NEW CABS Funeral services took place at 9:30 Memorial nurses’ home, 1895 Funeral services were held Fri­ Regular $10.50 Wednesday in Blessed Sacrament church. Franklin street. As the girls have day, June 18, at Sacred Heart Pallbearers, selected by Mr. Malone, church. all of them long, associated with him in wotked hard to make the play a NAMC R t a . U . S . f W . OFFICE business, were Roy G. Munroe, James M. success, all members of the junior The Clough home is at 1930 Peacock- Shoes Eakins, Charles H. Elliott, John C. Board- court are asked to attend. Admis­ West Colorado avenue, one of the man. E. P. Gartland, and Thomas E. DEPENDABLE DOYLE’S Boyd. sion will be 25 cents per person. familiar landmarks of West Colo­ Mr. Malone was a long-time member All the nuns of the city are in­ rado Springs. PHARMACY of the Knights of Columbus. Interment vited to attend a special perform­ ROOFING Th* Pu-ticular Oruttt** was in Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son ance to be held Sunday at 2:30 17TH AVE. AND GRANT o’clock. The play was written by For all Flat and FREE DELIVERY Rev. Elmer Nichols Steep Roofs ICE. 5987 CHARLES HUOT the director. Miss Emily Grover. An infaction, apparently caused the ASPHALT death here Saturday of Charles Huot, 20. Is Making Recovery of 3270 Spath Sherman street, physicians Visitors From St. Louis said following a post>morten examination Leave McMenamy Home S h in gles We Sunday. At Mercy Hospital Mr. Huot. an employo of the Denver A Mad* Specially for This Climate Store Rio Grande shops, was found unconscious RaU>h Batschelet, manager of (Mercy Hospital) In a pit under an engine June 15. He the Bluebird theater, gave the The Western Elaterite Household Goods apparently had fainted and fallen into the The Rev. Elmer Nichols, O.F.M., pit. Junior C. D. of A. drill team a of St. Elizabeth’s church, Denver, Roofing Co. and Merchandise The examination Sunday indicated, complimentary theater party who has been a patient in the hos­ physicians said, that the fall had nothing Wednesday, June 16. The party Equitable Bldg# TAbor 5287 Also many dark tones and multi-colors . . . all DUFFY STORAGE AND to do wfth his death. The infection, they pital for several weeks, is making a MOVING CO. said, dated from some time previous to was a tribute to the team’s victory progressive recovery, in the newest summer styles. that. over the drill team of the Walsen Mrs. Lila Horan, 233 East Col­ Mr. Huot was a graduate of Engle­ burg senior C. D. of A. recently. Shoe SaIon~16th St. wood high school and lived with his par­ Mr. Batschelet is not a Catholic. fax avenue, has been ill for some ents. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Huot. Two time in the hospital. She is now Optometrist and Optician brothers and two sisters also survive. Requiem Mass was offered in St. Louis’ connected 40 years, had been in ill health making a gradual improvement two years. church, Englewood, at 9 Wednesday. In­ after a major operation. HELEN WALSH He is survived by his wife, a daushtcr, terment Mt. Olivet. Mrs. Eleanor Briggs; a son, Gerald of Father Lussier of the Archdio­ Aaaociata John Waller’s faith in human 1810 East IZth avenue; two brothers, nature isn’t extensive. Every day, cese of Regina, Saskatchewan, P. J. HENAGMAN Thomas and James, both of Chicago, and W. R. JOSEPH P. J. Hcna^ban, 77. a veteran Denver one slater, Mary Henaghan of De Kalb, when he leaves hia work as huild- Canada, pastor of a large French settlement, arrived in Denver for EYES EXAMINED lumberman who came here in 18C0 from 111. ing laborer at Hampton, Australia, Ulinoi., uied MonJajr at his home, 682 Requiem Mass was olTored in ihe he shoulders his fiO-pound wheel­ a short vacation and was the guest ‘Where Denver Shops With Confidence” — KE. 2111 Steele street, of a heart atlmenL Church of St. John the Evangelist at 10 barrow, gets on his bike, and rides of the Rev. J. P. Trudel, S.S., chap­ Pfaon, TAImt IWO Mr. Henaghan, who was president of a Wednesday. Burial was in Mt. Olivet ai8-21t M.Ji.rtc RM(. lumber company with which he had been cemetery. Olinger service. a mile and a half to his home. lain of the hospital.