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St. Rose of Lima’s to Build Convent, Classrooms
Work Starts Soon; to Open School in Fall of 1955 Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1953— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Plaus are being drawn for the erection of a second story An option has been taken by Father Wogan on two houses Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue containing four classrooms above the building being used for on four lots on the corner of S. Navajo Street and W. Dakota church services by St. Rose of Lima’s Parish, Denver. A sis Avenue, on the block with the present church, hall, and rectory. ters’ convent will also be erected, according to the Rev. Barry The houses will be torn down and the site used for the new Wogan, pastor. convent. The school project will Contain, in addition to the DENVER CATHOLIC classrooms, library space, a principal’s office, nurse’s Progress Made on Two New Parishes office, teachers’ lounge, and restrooms. It is planned that the school and convent will be fin ished for the opening of classes in September of 1955. REGISTER From the Seminary Campaign Fund, Archbishop Urban J. Vehr has returned to the parish $14,000 for VOL. XLIX. No. 21. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1954 DENVER, COLORADO purchase of the convent site and to help toward construc- tion. This represents a return of funds donated in the campaign by St. Rose of Lima parishioners. The convent will be built large enough for future expansion of Fabulous and Varied Career the school and of the teaching staff. With two stories and base ment, it will contain accommoda tions for 10 nuns. Of Msgr. Bosetti Is Recalled The first floor of the convent will contain offices, parlor, liv Bv J ack H ehkr j - + + ing room, kitchen, housekeeper's + The condition of tne Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph J. quarters, community room, a Bosetti, 'V.G., 68, who suffered a stroke Saturday morn chapel that will accommodate 20, ing, Jan. 2, wap reported grave at Regixter press time and a sacristy. The second floor Wednesday night. First stricken two and one-half years will have rooms for 10 nuns, an ago. Monsignor Bosetti had been in failing health since infirmary, and other facilities. then. The convent will be constructed .4s a Churchman, musician, of brick to match the school build mountaineer, and mentor of ing. It will be adjacent to the youth. Monsignor Bosetti has ex Appeal Jan. 17 ercised his influence over Colo school and across the alley from rado’s faith and culture for 42 the site of the future church. Be years. His interests have been as Catholic as his faith. In Archdiocese on building projects of two new Seminary while work is being done on the $iou,- tween the convent and the school Progress parishes in Denver is shown in the 000 parish plant. will be the school playground. He was a man of God fir.st, founder of the Assumption Par- photo above. Completion for the Cure d’.Ars Church (be The convent will have an en The new Most Precious Blood Church (top), low) at E. 32nd Avenue and Dahlia Street, is seen i.sh, Welby: Chancellor of the To Aid Charities at S. Colorado Boulevard and Iliff, is rising for June. Good weather is helping along con closed garden court to give the Denver Archdiocese under two rapidly, and the rectory is near completion. Con struction of the church, according to Father nuns privacy. Arrangements have Ordinaries, Vicar General for 20 To supply for the finan struction was begun on the three-building plant John Haley, pastor. The picture above shows the been made with a community of years, a Domestic Prelate for 26 cial as.sistance form erly years, and a priest for 45 years. — church, hall, and rectory— in June, 1953, and framework for what will be a combination school- nuns to provide teachers. given to Catholic Charities completion is seen for early in this year. The church plant that will accommodate 688 worship His contributions to the cul by the opera directed annu church will accommodate 400 persons. It will ers, and classrooms for pupils. It is a $304,- The parish has also acquired tural life of Denver and Colo eventually be converted into a school. Father John 763 construction job.—(Register photos by War three lots to the west of the pres rado are acknowledged to be in ally by the Rt. Rev. Joseph Donohoe, C.M., pastor, is residing at St. Thomas’ ner) ent church for future use. The calculable. In 1912, a year after Bosetti, a collection will be taken ------1 -I- 4 - 4 - houses on this property are being his arrival from his native Italy, in the churches of the Archdio Come From Wide Range of Towns he was given charge of the Den cese of Denver on Sunday, rented out. This makes 21 lots on ver Cathedral choir, and de Jan. 17. the block that are held for parish veloped that organization into a The letter from Archbishop 70 Reply to Ads and Ask Cornerstone Rite use nationally known group. Urban J. Vehr announcing the It is expected that the plans First Opera in 1915 collection is as follows: will be ready for bids by March ARCHDIOCESE As early as 1915 Monsignor OF DENVER For instructions by MailiSunday, Jan. 17, and that work will begin by late Bosetti was directing opera pro ductions in Denver. In that year Chancery Office April or early May. John Connell 1536 Logan Street Seventy requests for Catholic instructions by mail he staged Cavalleria Rusticana, is the architect with makeshift scenery and a Denver 5, Colorado resulted in three days from the advertising campaign run At Cure d'Ars The project is expected to cost budget of $800. Since that time Jan. 3, 1954 in the Denver Post, the Rocky Mountain News, and the in the neighborhood of $200,000, his name has become synony The cornerstone rite for Reverend Dear Father and Denver Catholic Register. although it is hoped that a drop mous with grand opera in the Beloved People: the new Cure d’Ar.s Church Mile High City. The report on the ads, which, over the past week end, in construction costs may result During the many years past, In the years between 1915 and invited inquirers to investigate at E. 32nd Avenue and Dah our Catholic Charities have re in some saving 1933 Monsignor turned his Catholicism, was made by Father parish. The first lesson of the lia Street, Denver, will be lied on an annual opera to sup The school, according to pres musical talent to the presenta Joseph O’Malley of St. Philo- course will be mailed to them in plement appropriations from the held Sunday, Jan. 17. tion of oratories and operettas. mena’s Parish, Denver. Father two or three weeks. Father O’ ent plans, will open with four Community Chest in order to The Rt. Rev, Monsignor Harold In these fields his work included O’Malley started the advertising Malley announced. grades, A class will be added each meet necessary current opera V. Campbell, pastor of Blessed the American premiere of program with the aid o f Father tions. This event has not been The ads carried by the Denver Sacrament Parish, will preside at year. Expansion will be taken care Franco Vittadini’s Missa Ju- Robert Nevans of St. Francis possible recently; hence, I appeal papers included a list of all the the cornerstone laying at 2 p.m. of first by adapting the old church bilaris. de Sales’ Parish. parishes that conduct weekly con to you for your kind assistance. Ground was broken for the Monsignor Bosetti’s first ap Postmarks on the requests sent building, now used for a parish 'Through their official oper vert classes, with their addresses, new church in August. 1953, and pearance in his capacity as a to St. Philomena’s Rectory, 2820 phone numbers, and the places hall, for one or two more class ations, the Catholic Charities work has progressed rapidly Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph J. Bosetti, V.G. musical director took place in E. 14th Avenue, represented, be and times of the instructions. The rooms. The convent will likewise represent all of us collectively in since that time. The combination Denver in 1915. He presented sides Denver: Silverton, Greeley, mailing address for correspond child placement, child care, fos church-school building should be contain a large basement rooffi Don Lorenzo Perosi’s The Pas Loveland, Boulder, Longmont, ent inquirers is 2820 E. 14th Ave ter home provisions, representa completed in June, according to that will accommodate another sion of Christ, the first presen tion before the courts, giving F t Morgan, Buena Vista, Du nue, Denver. Cornerstone Rites Held Father John N. Haley, pastor, tation of this work in the West. of aid to needy families, and, in rango, and Brighton, as well as grade. The instruction-class advertis and the dedication should take From 1933 to 1951, Monsignor general, saving the faith for Laramie, Wyo., and Seattle, It is likely that these facilities ing is supplementary to a pro place at the end of that month. Bosetti staged an opera an many hundreds of our neglected Wash. gram instituted by the Supreme Cure d’Ars Parish was estab will be used before adding an For Convent in F t Collins nually. The 1935 production. or orphaned children and adults. One From Seattle Council of the Knights of Co lished in July, 1952, by Arch other wing to the school. Suffi La Traviata, starred two young Kindly give what you can and lumbus. Locally the K. of C. unknowns, Frank Dinhaupt and become a contributory member The Seattle inquirer is a bishop Urban J. Vehr, with the cient room is available for a 10 The layinp o f the cornerstone Hale, Mrs. Marie Burdett, Mrs. sponsor a Sunday religious ad Jean Dickenson. Dinhaupt went with our centralized Catholic woman who, on a visit in Colo Rev. William Mulcahy as found or 12-room school. of St. Joseph’.^ Parish Convent, DeCicco, and N. A. Gladieux. in the “ Parade” section of the ing pastor. Following Father on to become the Metropolitan Charities in aiding the many rado, picked up in Grand Junc Fort Collins, for the Sisters of The Sisters of Loretto who Rocky Mountain Nave. Mulcahy’s untimely death in TTie future church will be Opera star Francesco Valentino moral and physical problems o f tion a Denver daily that ran the Loretto, was held after the 10:30 teach in the school were present Since the New Year course of May, 1953, Father Haley was erected on W. Nevada Avenue and Miss Dickenson became charity which confront us each ad. The religious instruction o’clock Mass New Year’s Day. for the ceremony, as was Sister instructions is just beginning in radio’s “ Nightingale of the Air year. course will be sent to her at her assigned as pastor. facing east on S. N avajo Street. The procession from the rectory •4nn Catherine, a former supe the 26 Denver parishes that con ways.” They are only two of The deserving poor and help home in Seattle. The plant is being constructed Tlie present church will become to the school grounds was led by rior of the Sisters of Loretto in duct it, no report is yet available many singers he “ discovered” less children will remember you Of the 70 truth-seekers, the at a cost of $304,763. It will Monsignor Walter J. Canavan, Fort Collins. on the numbers of attendants the in time the auditorium of the and helped in their prayers. majority are women; but almost have four classrooms and will pastor of the Cathedral, Denver, ads have drawn. school. Names of all present members The last opera directed by P'aithfnilv yours in Christ. all the out-of-Denver inquirers accommodate 688 worshipers. who officiated in the ceremonies. Tlie parish has approximately of St. Joseph’s Parish were Monsignor Bosetti was La Tra- URBAN J. VEHR are men. The men represent a Assisting Monsignor Canavan placed in the cornerstone, as well (Turn to Pages — Column 1) Archbishop of Denver large variety of professions, in 50 children attending Catholic were the Rev. Richard Duffy, pas as a history of the parish com cluding a miner, a farmer, a beet- 100,000 Visitors to Shrine grade schools, and another 150 in tor: the Rev. Thomas Mc.Mahon, piled for the 50th anniversary of grower, a professor, a dry goods public grade schools. Most of the assistant pastor; and two semi the church in 1950, and copies of clerk, and an employe of the State Mt. Carmel Church Is Being children in the parish, however, narians from St. Thomas’ Semi- the Denver Catholic Register Department of Roads. Of Mother Cabrini in 1953 nary, William Coming and C. J. and the Fort Collins Coloradoan. Some of the requests for Catho are under seven years o f age, anc Wassinger. The $100,000 building is lic instruction were precipitated The Shrine o f Mother Ca The comparatively mild in the past two years there have Redecorated in Morion Year brini in Mt. Vernon Canyon winter has seen a steady string Three Attended under construction on a site be by Catholic spouses of non-Catho- been 155 Baptisms. Ceremony 53 Years Ago lics; many of the requests came enjoyed its biggest year in of visitors to the shrine on tween the church and St. Jo Its first redecoration in 10 The 1944 redecoration cost seph’s School." The contractors because a Catholic had shown the 1953, with an estimated 100,- Sunday afternoons. The Ro The parish has had a phenom About 150 parishioners wit years will present Our Lady of $10,000, whereas the present ad to an interested non-Catholic 000 visitors from every state sary is recited at the shrine enal expansion in the postwar nessed the ceremony. Among are Frank Homolka and the Mt. Carmel Church, Denver, in work is costing about $3,000, ac Rodgers Plumbing Company. friend or relative; and some in the Union and from many grotto at 1 and 2 o’clock every years, and two sections within the them were three who were in at sparkling new appearance for cording to Father Lo Cascio. But foreign countries. Sunday, weather permitting. tendance when the cornerstone hundreds of expected Marian the new painting will greatly letters were from Catholics who parish boundaries are still being wish to review the doctrines of A check of registration Statue Due Thit Spring to the church was laid more than Year pilgrims. change the color scheme lo a their faith. books at the shrine grotto re The erection of the huge built up. a half-century ago. They arC' Ad Altare Dei Awards The multi-colored interior^f more conservative style. Father O’Malley pointed out vealed 38,873 signatures. 22-foot marble statue of the The first Mass in the present ■Mary Jackson, Mrs. Grace Sulli-, . the past will give way to a more When Sacred Heart nuns con van, and Mr.s. Marie Bogard. T n g o fj| y 0 || Q|) p 0 |j / that Jjie results are gratifying, Since many of the visitors are Sacred Heart has been delayed church, erected at a cost of $59,- subdued scheme of white and du- ducted the parish school in the Those in attendance when the ' ' ' v ii bonnet in a major painting op early years, on the faculty for a especially since they eventuat^ repeaters who seldom sign, it until this spring. It will stand 000, was offered on Easter Sun from only three days of advertis is estimated that only about on an 11-foot base that has al school cornerstone was laid more Archbishop Urban J. Vehr eration that will be finished in period was Sister Frances Ca day of 1952. Father Wogan be than a quarter-century ago are brini, now first U. S. citizen ing and three days of corre one in three visitors actually ready been erected on the has announced that he will con about five weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Simon, Mr. A new rug has already been saint. spondence. He said the advertis registers. A compilation of to highest point of the shrine came pastor in 1949 upon the re fer the Ad Altare Dei medal and Mrs. .Albert Emanuel, Miss placed in the historic church that The major part o f the Marian ing men in the newspapers with tals by states and a list of property, at the spot where tirement of the Rev. Louis Groh- upon the Catholic Boy Scouts Margaret Lamb, Mary E. W of wa.s begun in 1899. The massive, Year redecoration is being done which he dealt estimate that each foreign countries represented St. Frances Cabrini herself who have fulfilled the necessary man, who had been in charge of ford, Sam Harris, Mrs. John weather-beaten wooden doors under the direction of James coupon received in such a pro on the register is printed on fashioned a stone image of a requirements during the year on gram indicates at least 10 readers page five of this issue. heart upon the ground. the parish since 1930. Connor. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. have been replaced with new, Perizzolo. Sunday afternoon, Feb. 7, at 4 highly polished ones. of the ad. o ’clock. This annual Catholic Those who requested the re A circular letter is to be sent Other Burses Aided Scout ceremony will be held in out, according to Father Thomas ligion-by-mail course are, for the the Cathedral. All Catholic Cub most part, housewives and others Theological Institute for Nuns, Lo/fy Father Mershon Lo Cascio, O.S.M., pastor, to ev Scouts and Boy Scouts will par Priesthood Fund who find it impossible to attend ery parish in the city urging the ticipate. faithful to visit the church in this the weekly instruction classes The general examination for given in their own neighborhood Marian Year. Many indulgences Planned at Loretto Heights in Summer To Be Assistant all the scouts who wish to re can be gained through such Gets 6 Donations Archbishop's Engagements ceive the award will be given at visits. The Guardian Angels’ Burse The religion department the Cathedral on Sunday after Mt. Carmel Church was last o f the Denver Archdiocese rose of Loretto Heights College noon, Jan. 24, at 3:30. All the redecorated in 1944 for the par to $5,550.25 in the past week Breakfast Jan. 10 has announced a Theological At Cure d'Ars requirements for the award must ish’s golden jubilee celebration, through donations amounting to Institute for Sisters and in Father Richard ^Fe^shon, be submitted to thi.s board of at which time a new maple floor $38. The burse is a general fund examiners on Jan. 24. was placed. , maintained to assist worthy sem terested members of the M.M., who returned from the Philippines Dec. 9 on a year’s inarians in their studies for the^ For St. Vincent's laity beginning at the 1954 Sum leave, and came to Denver to priesthood. mer School session. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will visit his mother, will be the In addition, St. John’a Par The institute will be conducted Estes Park Parish Receives offer the Communion Mass for assistant pastor at Cure d’Ars iah, Longmont, contributed by the Dominican Fathers under the men of St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish for the coming year. Fa $250 to ita own burae. The the direction o f the Rev. Charles Parish, Denver, on Sunday, Jan. ther John Haley is the pastor at Serra Club of Denver baa given R. Malatesta, O.P., M.A., who has $1,000 Check for 5th Year 10, at 8 a.m. He will also be Cure d’Ars. $500 for aeminary purpoaea. been associated with theology in present at the breakfast that will A native Denverite, Father A $1,000 check from Mrs. they spent much of their sum The six donors to the Guardian follow the Mass. stitutes at the College of St. Mershon is a graduate of Cathe Robert C. Corley of St. Louis mer vacation time. Angels’ Burae, with the amounts A Pontifical Requiem Mass' Teresa, Winona, Minn., and at dral High School, class o f 1939, sent to Our Lady of the Moun Following the death o f Mr. they gave, follow: win be offered by Archbishop Mt. Mary College, Milwaukee, and took part of his priesthood tains Parish, Estes Park, in Walsh in 1925, Mrs. Walsh, Sirs. James Hannan, Denver, Vehr in the Cathedral on Thurs Wis. The Rev. John P. Mahoney, studies at St. Thomas’ Seminary, the holiday season continues with his mother, Mrs. Julia M. $10; anonymous, Denver, $5; day, Jan. 14, at 10 a.m., on the O.P., S.'T.Lr., Ph.L., will inaugu Denver. He left St. Thomas’ in a tradition of assistance to Walsh, erected the Walsh Sta Mrs. Robert Jack, Loveland, $2; 14th aniversary of the death of rate the program with Father 1945 to enter the Maryknoll the parish started by Mra. dium in St. Louis as a me Philip Braaton, Denver, $10; a Bishop J. Henry Tihen. Malatesta, Father Mahoney has community. Corley’s parents, the late Mr. morial. Mrs. Walsh was a past Christian Family Movement On Friday, Jan. 22, His Ex been a faculty member of the After ordination in 1947, Fa and Mrs. Edward J. Walsh of president o f t h e St. Louis group of St. John’s Parish, Den cellency will preside at the theology institutes at St. Mary’s ther Mershon was assigned to St. Louis. Archdiocesan Council o f Cath ver, $6 ; and M., Denver, $5. Solemn Mass to be offered in St. Dominican College, New Orleans. the Wuchow Diocese in South For four years Mrs. Walsh, olic Women, and was active in The Holy Family— feast day John’s, Loveland, at 10:30, to The purpose o f the institute is China. Kept under house arrest who died April 15, 1953, sent other Church^and civic organi Sunday, Jan. 10— is the model to foster the personal spiritual for every family that bears the I mark the 60th anniversary of the by the Chinese Communists for a H*000 check to the Estes zations. n church. At 4 o’clock in the life of the sisters and to insure about 18 months, he experienced Park’parish. Mrs. Corley’s gift The Rev. Francis Kappes proud label of Catholic. Emi afternoon, he will administer better training for teachers of Rev. Charles Malatesta, O.P. Rev. John P. Mahoney, O.P. much of the curtailment of marks the fifth straight year. of Loveland, who is in charge nent, divinely rooted charity Confirmation there. religion. The institute at Loretto priestly activity for which the This is in addition to their of the Estes Park church, re was the Holy Family’s most dis Archbishop Vehr will confer Heights will follow a four-year Archbishop Urban J. Vehr has theology has been confined to Reds are infamous. regular contributions. ports that- donations from tinguishing characteristic. Spir deaconship on a class at St sequence of theology, Scripture, given his full approval and en priests and seminarians. In the Leaving Red China in 1952, across the country were re itual guidance that makes for Thomas’ Seminary on Sunday, and canon law and those who dorsement to the institute, which past several years successful the the young missionary was as Aided First Church ceived in the holiday season strong families can be provided Feb. 7. On the afternoon of the complete it will receive a certifi is the first of its kind in the ological institutes for sisters have signed to a parish at Pakil, La Mr, and Mrs. Walsh were from summer residents of the only by an adequate number of same day he will preside at the cate. The institute will be con Rocky Mountain region. The been established in various parts guna Province, Luzon Island, in instrumental in the construc Estes Park parish. Repre priests. Boy Scout program in the Cathe ducted during the summer ses movement for theology for reli of the country, which have met the Philippines, where he car tion o f St. Walter’s, the first sented were such widely sepa Gifts to the Guardian Angels' 1 dral at 4 o’clock and will make sions and will prepare for grad gious women and for the laity the desire for a deeper and more ried on an extensive athletic and church in Estes Park, and rated cities as New York City, Burse may be sent to Archbishop the presentation of the Ad uate work leading to a master’s has grown steadily for the past penetrating training lor teachers recreational program among the were always generous bene Chicago, St. Joseph, Mo.; and Urban L Vehr, 1536 Logan jUUra Dei awards. degree. 10 years. Formerly the study ol ol religion. youth. factors of the parish, whers Houston, Tex. Street, Denver.
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Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, January 7, 1954 Amended List of Marian Churches Denverite Meets Brother
The Church o f the Presenta Mother of God Church, Logan Outside Denver tion of Our Lady in Denver will and Speer Boulevard. St. Mary’s Church, Aspen. For First Time in 58 Years be one of the goals of Marian Our Lady o f Grace Church, Sacred Heart o f Mary Church, Year pilgrimages in the Arch 48th and Columbine. South Boulder. B y B i l l W a r .n’ e r I became Catholics while the chil- diocese of Denver in this Marian St. Mary’s Church, Bru.sh. The day after Chri.stmas, Dec. Idren were attending St. Joseph’s Year. Our Lady o f Guadalupe Holy Rosary Chapel, Cascade. 26, Francis Peery of 2814 Eliot, I School in Denver. They had been Church, 36th and Kalamath. Assumption Church, Central Another Marian church not Denver, saw his brother, Charles, ; Methodists. City. previously listed is St. Mary’s in Our Lady of Lourdes, E. Iliff for the first time since July 2, The next four hours were spent Our Lady of Guadalupe Rifle. and S. Logan. 1896. The reunion, which lasted Church, Colorado Springs. •An amended list of the princi only four hours, took place in Our Lady o f ML Carmel St. Mary’s Church, Colorado pal churches o f the archdiocese Albuquerque, N. Mex. Church, 35th and Navajo Street. Springs. dedicated to Our Lady follows: The fir.st meeting in 58 years Our Lady o f Victory Chapel, Our Lady of Sorrows Church, Denver and Suburbs took Charlie by surprise. It was 1904 W. 12th Avenue. East Lake. Cathedral o f the Immaculate Our Lady of the Mountains, one of Charlie’s daughters, in Conception, Colfax and Logan Presentation of Our Lady, Estes Park. fact, who first recognized “ Uncle Street. Seventh and Julian Street. Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Frank.’’ After more than a half- •Annunciation Church, E. 36th St. Mary’s, Littleton, Second Georgetown. century, Frank Peery was about Avenue and Humboldt. and N. Nevada. Our Lady o f Peace Church, the last person his brother ex Greeley. pected to see. - St. Mary’s Church, Grover. Their last meeting had been Annunciation Church, Lead- in the railroad station in Kansas ville. City, Mo., the day that Frank, Our Lady of Victory Church, th.en 25, left for Colorado. J m /iaI ha, J in u L Limon. About six months after Frank’s Our Lady of Perpetual Help departure, Charlie decided to Chapel, Manitou. go to Oklahoma. Three other Our Lady of Mt. Carmel FA A fIc I nk kitchen units in the shown here. A large ice box and deep freeze are brothers in the Peery family also Drawer Style Metal Reinforced Church, Redcliff. ruuua kHU foods laboratory which was on the righthand side of the unit moved to Oklahoma, and ail five St. Mary’s Church, Rifle. recently completed at Loretto Heights College is brothers are over 80 years old. Assumption Church, Welby. There were seven boys in the family. Metal Front Snap Down Styles Four years ago, Charlie moved to Albuquerque, and since that Home Economics time Frank has been trying to ALL SIZES figure out how they could get together. The problem was Francii Peery Section Added at solved on Christmas day. • Legal • letters Frank’s daughter, Anna, now I recalling old times and talking Loretto Heights Sister Clara, was home in Denver 'about the other “ boys” in the for the holidays. She and her I family. Although four hours • Freight Bills • Checks companion. Sister Fidelis, both seems too little time to cover 58 The most recent improve of whom teach in the public years, it was sufficient. Partings ment at Loretto Heights Col school in St. Louis, invited Frank were said again, both knowing lege is the home economics to take the trip back to the con that it would not be another 58 department, which will be for vent with them and possibly go years before they would meet COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS CO. mally opened Feb. 14 at an on to Albuquerque to see Charlie. again. open house. Frank climbed into the car as By 8 o’clock that night, Frank Office Furniture end Supplies The old cafeteria and kitch spryly as his 83 years would per was back in San Luis. The next en have been converted into mit, and Sister Clara drove him day he was back again in Denver. clothing and food laboratories to San Luis. It seemed like 58 years since he 1707 Lawrence St. TA. 2990 that are equipped with the The next morning, Frank and had seen his brother, Charlie. most modern furnishings. The Sisters Clara and Fidelis started most unusual feature of the out at 6 a.m. and drove to Albu foods laboratory is the color querque, where they visited the The Denver Catholic scheme, which is an innovation mother of Sister Fidelis and Register in school laboratories for this began the search for Brother part of the country. Charlie. As Valencia Street in Published Weekly by the The foods laboratory con Albuquerque runs east, west, Catholic Press Society, Fnc.. tains six complete units. The north, and south, it took a bit 938 Bannock Street, Denver. MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY Colo. first unit includes added equip A view of the south end of the ment for teacher and students. The cork bulletin of looking to locate Charlie at ment, such as a deep freeze, Clothing Lab 733 S. Vaiencia. Subscription: $3.00 Per garbage disposal, and dish new clothing lab at Loretto board behind the teacher’s desk converts into a Charlie probably would have Year Sold in combination with blackboard. Two of the six large cutting tables INSURANCE SINCE 1897 washing machine. Heights College is shown above. The horseshoe recognized his brother sooner The Register, National Edi in the room are also shown in the picture. Beauty of color and ar shaped table furnishes an instruction arrange- than he did if it had not been for tion, in Archdiocese of Den the two nuns at the front door. rangement make the clothing Day of Recollection at Loretto Heights Jan. 10 ver. Gas and Electric Bldg. TA. 1395 laboratory a restful and con Charlie is a staunch Baptist, and Entered as Second Class venient place. More than 20 .so the visit by two nuns and a Matter at the Post Office students can work in the lab- total stranger was a bit per Denver, Colo. GERARD R. TeBOCKHORST, Associate oratorv at one time. CFM Retreat on Holy Family Sunday plexing. Frank and his family
Fifty-six couples have reg- o’clock, at which time the cou A display of Catholic books Sterling Parish Notes i.stered for a ('ay of recollec ples will renew their marriage and pamphlets is being ar tion being .sponsored by the vows. A light hreakfa.st and a ranged by Mr. and Mrs. Jack LADIES! A PRAYERBOOK-MISSAL Thriving Spirituality Christian Family .Movement full dinner will be served to Heher, secretary couple, and k ' The flourithing apirituality at Loretto Heights College the retrealants. a suggested .reading list will YOUTl USE WITH DELIGHT . in St. Anthony’i Pariah, Sterl Jan. 10, Holy Family Sunflay. The conferences will be con be made available to the cou ing, it indicated by the fact That number represents ducted by the Rev. Francis ples that attend. that 55,000 Holy Comrouniont about half of the Catholic Syrianey, chaplain of four Catholic couples who are in r were dittributed to parith- couples enrolled in the CFM CFM groups in St. John’s Par- terested in the Christian f'am- ionert in the year 1953. Tbit program in the Archdiocese of i.sh. T. Raber Taylor, vice ily Movement or who would waa in addition to about 2,000 Denver, with 16 groups now president of the Denver fed care to make the day of recol H e H reception, of the Holy Eucha- functioning. New groups have eration, is general chairman of lection are welcome. They ritt by patients in St. Bene recently been established in the day o f retreat. John Ma should make reservations with dict's Hospital there. St. Joseph’s Parish, Fort Col honey, president, will be in Mr. Taylor at FR. 2404 by There are always at least lins; Cure d’Ars Parish, Den charge of the general discus Friday. The cost is $3 per H o l y O m e n 150 persons in attendance at ver; and St. Anne’s Parish, sion period. couple, including the meals. Sunday afternoon Benediction Arvada. By Vert Rev. Ch. rles J. Calun, O.P, of the Blessed Sacrament in The full day will begin with €mJ Very Rev. John A. McJJcwh. O.P. the parish church, according to a Dialogue Mass at 9 o’clock, the Rct. E. J. Vertchraeghen, will include three conferences Unsurpassed for devotional con pastor. and a general session of the Materially, too, the parish it CFM program, and will close tent and strikingly beautiful appear progressing, with only $52,000 with Benediction of the ance ... a combined Prayerbook and FORMERLY DENVER INDUSTRIAL BANK of the debt still to be paid. Blessed Sacrament at 4 Sunday Missal that is a prized pos • 694 pogti • Includes all I* GEORGE F. ROCK, Pr«>id«i>t} session and companion for every Sunday AAoistt Phona MAin 5I5S 1534 Cdifornia foppojift"o . i r Thundoy, January 7, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THREE Fabulous, Varied G^areer of Msgr. J. J. Bosetti Recalled (Continued From Page One) Veteran Mountaineer and improvements. The camp,- di Monsignor Elmer Kolka, asso whose appointment as Papal later became priests; was named the Crown of Italy because of Nuncio to Haiti and elevation to Chancellor of the then Denver his outstanding work as a repre viata, which was presented in About his interest in skiiinjg rected by Monsignor Bosetti for ciate director of Catholic Chari Archiepiscopal rank were an Diocese in 1917 by Bishop J. sentative of the “ Catholic and April, 1951, in the City Audi-, and mountain-climbing. Monsi most of its history, was dedi ties in 'the Denver Archdiocese; nounced in December, 1953, is Henry Tihen; was honored with Latin culture” of his native land. toriuna. He had made tentative gnor Bosetti was never noncom cated in 1934. the Very Rev. Monsignor William the fifth “ alumnus’’ of Camp St. the rank of Domestic Prelate in In the same year he received plans to produce Verdi’s Rigo- mittal. He said once that “ moun ’The influence of Monsignor Kelly, superintendent o f St. Malo to be named an Archbishop 1927; and was named Vicar from Italy a gift of 12 scores of letto as his next opera. taineering is the long-sought Bosetti on youth is illustrated by Mary’s Schools, Colorado in the Papal diplomatic corps. General of the Denver Archdio the opera La Giaconda. In 1949 Through Monsignor Bosetti’s elixir of perennial youth and a story in the Sept. 19,1920, issue Springs; the Rev. Dr. Thomas The new Papal Nuncio suc cese in 1933. he was honored by the post-war energy and talent, Denver had happiness." of the Denver Gatholie Register. A. Doran, administrator of S t ceeds another Camp S t Malo the distinction of being one of His reputation in this thrilling It described the formation of a Nicholas’ Parish, Platteville; Honored by Italy ■ Italian Republic with the presen the few U. S. cities outside New sport was ' international. He club in 1920— a combinatiort and the -Rev. John H. Kelly, in alumnus in Haiti. He is Arch His work among Italian resi tation of La Stella della Soli- study club and eating society—by residence at the Cathedral, Den bishop Francesco Lardone, who York that produced its own scaled peaks in Alaska and the dents of the city was recognized darieta Italiana (The Star of Dr. Ralph J. Spear Archbishop to Address Fr. MeShone Is Victim Of Brief Auto Theft Opens New Office A 17-year-old boy drove off Father, Son Breakfast in Jesuit Father James Mc- Dr. Ralph J. Spear, chiroprac Shane’s car while the priest was tor, a member of St Dominic’s making a call Jan. 6 but was Parish, Denver, opened his new apprehended a few moments office at 4230 Tennyson Street At St. Vincent's Jan. JO later by police. The car was (phone GE. 2503) on Jan. 1. (St. Vincent de Paul’i Parith, Denver) undamaged. Father MeShane, who is sta He has practiced in Engle- The men of the parish are reminded of the annual v^'ood for the past two and one- tioned at Sacred Heart Parish, half years .in association with father and son Communion breakfast, which will be held Denver, had parked the car in Dr. A. R. Ochs. Sunday, Jkn. 10, in the cafeteria hall immediately after front o f £841 Curtis Street; when he returned, it was gone. Graduated from St. Joseph’s the 8 o'clock Mass. Patrolman David Sconce and High School, Denver, Dr. Spear Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will offer the Mass, and L. C. Gebhart spotted the car served as a pharmacist’s mate in will be the guest speaker at the moments later and gave chase. the Marine Corps during World breakfast. Ed Kotinek and Dr. The youth was overtaken at 25th War II. After the war he pur Richard’ L. Haney are chairmen sued a premedical course at Re Holy Rosary HNS and Lawrence Streets, when he of'arrangements. All men o f the failed to negotiate a corner and gis College. parish are invited whether they ran up over the curbing. Upon the completion of his Plans Communion have a son or not. course at Regis, he studied four Mrs. Louis Sullivan and Mrs. WaU years at the Rocky Mountain Henry Bettinger are in charge (o School of Chiropractic, Denver, Day January 10 o f the breakfast, and the women and was awarded the degree of CARPETS Wall and girls o f the parish will do ROOM SIZE Doctor of Chiropractic by that in (Holy Rotary Parith, Denver) the preparation and the serving. stitution. and SMALLER The sixth annual Holy Name The PTA will meet in the RUGS Dr. Spear is married and the a wide (election of pattema corporate Communion and break parish hall on Monday, Jan. and colon to choose from father of three small sons. fast will be held Sunday, Jan. Dr. Spear has no connection 11, at 8 p.m. This will be Fa for every room 10, at Holy 'Rosary Church. All with the Spears Sanitarium. thers’ Night, and parents are Furniture In the hoQte men and young boys of the parish invited to attend. Father •% are invited to attend. They are Open Wedoeidt; Erenlop Till I e'clodi George Weikel will he the y L - P a n advisers and coach recently held a holi- between the cheerleaders, are Mrs. Bill Apgar and Mr. Apgar, coach. asked to come to the school hall guest speaker. at 7:30 and they will then march I n e r e p v i u n d^nce in St. Phllomena’s School to celebrate The Pep Club is composed of girls o f the seventh and-eighth E.M.W. in a group to the church for the Alter Society the victorious football season and anticipate the opening of the bas grades who mainatin a “ B” average in their school deportment. The ^ where ceih talk* 8 o’clock Mass. Elects Officers ketball season. ^ club cheers at all school games and meets once a month. They wear 2141 So. Broadway Breakfast will be seryed in the At the left of the first row is Mrs. Ruth Holt, Pep Club adviser, red beanies, red kerchiefs, and white blouses as uniforms, as the red When the first Altar and Ro- SPruce 5391 school hall immediately follow and at the right, Mrs. L. L. Bennett, coadvisor. In the front row. and white colors of th4 school.— (Photo by V%n’s Studio) IF .sary Society meeting of the sea ing the Mass. There will be many + - I - • interesting'speakers. The main son was held Jan. 4, Mrs. John address will be given by Father Mulqueen presided. You have something to Robert Kekeisen. The nominating committee, Commentary Holy Name Society member consisting of Mrs. Tom Connors, 92,000 Hosts Given Out CATHEDRAL PARISH sell, trade or announce, chairman, and Mmes. W. E. Bur m ship cards may be obtained from Tfiete Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage let a REGISTER Display .4nton Kumar and Harold Ma- lingame, C h r i s t i Matthews, hony at the school hall Sunday Henry Bettinger, and Leo Mc On Mass Rites Ad or Want Ad be your morning. Grath, presented the slate o f o f At St. Philomena's in 1953 representative. The next games party for ihe ficers for the coming year. It benefit of the school and church was unanimously accepted. (St. Philomena’s Parish, Denver) DOYLE’S The officers are: President, At St. Joseph's will be held on Friday evening, Mrs. John Mulqueen; vice presi Some 92,000 Sacred Hosts were administered in PHARMACY Jan. 15, at 8 o ’clock in the school (St. Joieph’f Redemptoriit They gel real retulln dent, Mrs. E. P. Wortman; re Th* Ptrticelar Drotxist hall. These games parties have Pariih, Denver) St. Philomena’s Church during 1953, the Rt. Rev. Mon- proved very succes^ul and the cording secretary, Mrs. Jerome COLf/ixstOCDlN The Very Rev. Charles Buck- 17lh AVE. AND GRANT parishioners a t ^ d in g have ex Jacobs; treasurer, Mrs. William 5ignor William M. Higgins, pastor, announced at all the V t s v tt ., COIO. Phone KE. 4205 ley, C.SS.R., pastor, announces KE. 6987 FREE DEUVERY pressed their desires to continue Hughes; corresponding secretary, that on Sunday, Jan. 17, the Rev. Masses Jan. 3. This is an increase of 10,000 Communions A»k far Mitt Baker Mrs. Don Winter; auditor, Mrs. them. They are asked to bring Ligouri Nugent, C.SS.R., of“the friends and come and spend nn C. M. Harrer; and historian, over the previous year of 1952. enjoyable eveninpr on Jan. 15. Redemptorist Mission House. Mrs. Howard Nielsen. Glenview. III., will give a de Monsignor Higgins asked par- Paint Special 39.50 ■ The annual committee reports tailed and explanatory descrip ishoners to continue their de Motor Ovcrh&ulinff were given by the committee votion to the Blessed Sacrament Body & Fender Repnln tion of the Mass as the Sacrifice chairmen. At the conclusion of during the coming year and hopes Tailored Seat Coven is being offered. Inquiry Classes _ Motor Tune-up the meeting there was-a tea hon that the number of communi PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED Used Can This will be done at all the ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH oring the past presidents of the cants will increase. He reiter.*) Cofhedrol Motors society. Those present were Masses that Sunday. Also the ated that the sacrament of the Dociimo Ln 10 r For ANT) Dm Patronise These Friendly Firms priest will vest at the altar as l\\/JUIIIv J Q ll. 1/ 1 ^“*^“* * * Denver JOE GAFFNEY. Prop. Mmes. Donald Amen, Sam Hor Eucharist may be received Arvada.— (Shrine of St. Anne) 1 elude renewal of marriage — Sunday, Jan. 10, the Hdly vows by all couples attending. Name Men’s Club will receive First Meeting of Year Communion in the 6:30 o’clock At the Altar and Rosary So Mass. The Men’s Club will meet ciety’s first meeting o f the year, Thursday evening, Jan. 14, at Jan. 5, Mrs. Lee Babcock, newly 8 o’clock in the parish hall. Spe elected president, presided. cial effort has been made dur Other officers for the coming ing the past month to contact year are Mrs. Margaret Wes- men of the parish interested in kamp, vice president; Mrs. Mar becoming members. Ed Walsh, garet Ward, treasurer; and Mrs. president, asks that all such pros tion sessions, directed by Richard Modi, former Carl Brauch, secretary. pective new members be in at The following appointments No Snow Bunnies, They! Jell's''of™Z instructor at Sun Valley. A week-end ski outing tendance at this meeting. at Cooper Hill, near Leadville, is planned for were made for the year; Altar ski club sponsored by the Cathedral Young Dancing Group to Meet chairman, Mrs. A1 Mattevi; altar Jan. 16-17. People’s Club are pictured at one of their instruc- i A social group interested in decorations, Mnles. Roxy Map- -I- + ■ + + + dancing will meet the first time ley and Pat Goodwin; visiting Tuesday, Jan. 12, at 8 p.m. in sick committee, Mmes. Leroy the parish hall. This social ac Barenburg and A1 Mattevi; cor These five senior girls left to right, Harriet Ryan, Mary Friel, Queen tivity is open to all interested responding secretary, Mrs. F. G. Pep Club Royalty Cathedral YPC Ski Club Is Booming members of the parish and will will reign over Cathedral Grace C de Baca, Regina Lowrey, and Helen Rie Holland; hospitality, Mmes. Wal ger. be held the second Tuesday of High School's annual Pep Club dance. They are, (Cathedral Young People'# Mr. Modi, who comes from • ki outing to the Cooper Hill ter Moranville and R. Zehnder, each month. There will be reg Jr. 'Volunteers for the care of + - Club) Munich, Germany, and is a Ski area at Leadville. Claiiet for beginner# will be held in ular round dancing, and instruc the altar linens were Mmes. Carl The first free “ learn to ski” jeweler by trade, has volun the morning and afternoon. tions for beginners in square Brauch, Ed Rodewald, Mary class sponsored by the Cathedral teered his services free to the dancing will be given by Ed Steffanich, Mary Peterson, John Cathedral Pep Club Dance Set Jan. 11 Young People's Ski Club was Information concerning the club. He specializes in teaching Rodewald, dance chairman. .A Crowley, Helen Reed, Margaret (Cathedral High School, held Sunday, Dec. 1,3, at the ski club or this event can be officers and homeroom repre.sen-jthe Phillips Oilers at City .Audi- the -Arlborg safety method and 25 cent donation per person will Ward, Margaret Weskamp, Denver) Loveland Basin ski afea. Initial obtained by calling the Skj Club be taken up to cover the cost of Itorium Jan. 6, Cathedral played has instructed at Sun Valley, George Seubert, and John Biv- Cathedral High School's Pep enrollment in the \beginners’ Cochairman Chuck Karns, GR. light refreshments and purchase Play Englewood j Englewood High School. The pro- Ida., for three years. He has ans. Club will hold its annual dance class was large with 30 at 3402; Lorena Aranda, CH. 4578; of records or whatever other ex Preceding the basketball gameiceeds from this game went to been with the Denver Turners’ The society decided to hold a on Monday, Jan. 11, from 9 to tending. or the CYPC athletic chairman, penses that might arise. between the Central Bankers and'buy new mats for the gym. Club for the past four years. bake sale on the last Sunday of 12 p.m. in the Aviation Country The classes consist of instruc John Tamburello, AC. 0397. Leon Jones has been ap Because of the large classes, each month in the parish hall Club. The members of this or tion on basic skiing technique pointed games party chairman. Mr. Modi has had to enlist the following all the Masses. Mrs. ganization have elected five sen together with actual demonstra The first games party of the year Walter Moranville was appointed tion of the correct form. Classes aid o f an assistant. -A1 White, New Stations of Cross will be held on Jan. 22 and will ior girls to reign over the eve formerly of Omaha, Neb., who chairman of the bake sale to be ning’s activities. are held at least twice a month be held each succeeding month held Jan. 31. JOE ONOFRIO now makes his home in Denver, Grace C de Baca was chosen for beginners and, later in the In Mullen High Blessed on the fourth Friday. • Home of Quality Pianos is assisting Mr. Modi. A1 is a The special prize was awarded queen, with Mary Friel, Regina season, once a month for inter Marian Year devotion# will to Mrs. L. E. King. Mrs. George student at Denver University. The new stations of the cross Lowrey, Helen Rieger, and Har mediate skiers. for the new chapel of Mullen be held every Sunday after Seubert turned in the new altar Through the efforts of Father The next big tki event to be riet Ryan as attendants. Music Cable-Stark High School, donated by Mrs. noon at 4 o'clock during the cloth she had just completed for tpontored by the CYPC §ki will be played to the theme of John Haley the CYPC Ski Club Weekbaugh, were blessed by Fa coming year. Sunday, Jan. 10, St. Anne's Shrine. The lace on has been fortunate to obtain club will be held on Jan. 16 “ Winter Wonderland,” by Lloyd ther Fabian Joyce, O.F.M., of St. the Fea#t of the Holy Family, the cloth had been donated by Lester Betsy Ross Richard Modi as ski instructor. and 17. It will be a week-end special family devotion# will Bowen, all parochial band direc Elizabeth’s, on Dec. 3 in the Mr.s. Rudolph Zehnder, Sr. tor, and his orchestra. chapel of Mullen High. be held in connection with the Guests at the meeting were Trade in your old piano Marian devotions and will in- All arrangement-s for the dance Present at the blessing were Mmes. Leon Jones. Leo Kretz, have been made by the Pep Club on a new Spinet or T-V Set Mrs. Weekbaugh, Mr. O’Connor, .A1 Mattevi, L. E. King, L. BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH and Mrs. Cochran. Gene Ibarra Convalescing Wheeler, and Joan Gallagher. Best Trade in Town Gifts were presented to the out Patronize These Friendly Firms and Jim Drury served. The broth Mrs. May West Owen, who has Business law Course 1805 Broadway M.4. 8585 ers sang for Benediction. been seriously sick the past two going officers. Hoste.sses for the Aero## from the Coimopolitan Hotel The stations are ivory colored weeks, is convalescing in St. .An social hour were Mmes. Mar At Opportunity School John C. plaques, with the figures painted thony's Hospital. garet Ward, C. J. Hayden, T. R. THELMA KASSON in three colors. The size of the Smeaton, and F. G. Holland. The subject of busines.s law is Scholl BEAUTY SALON plaques is just right for the size The Seminary Campaign Drive Altar workers for the weeks a new Tuesday and Thui'sday evening course set for free in 2676 Colorado Blvd. of the chapel, each is about two will be a success only when all of Jan. 9 and 16 are Mmes. Leroy FINEST J. J. CELLA INSURANCE feet high and one foot wide. the pledges are paid. Barenburg and Lee Babcock. struction to Denver adults at the MEATS AND Hair Styling Emily Griffith Opportunity GROCERIES Permanent IFaving School, Denver, .starting Jan. 7. Marie A. Celia Jack J. Celia PHONE OExter 1188 28IS Fairfax Enrollment began Jan. 4 in' Thelma Ka«»on O'Connor, Owner FR. 2706 room 255 at 13th and Welton 'Insurance of All Kinds" Streets. ' The firms listed here Taught by Wallace Hales, “ The Sign former Washington, D. C., at-' 43 Years of Dependable Service in the Field where deserve to be remembered torney turned realtor executive' DE. 42M That Seth” Dependability is Essential when you are distributing ft jOMe r. in Denver, the course is open to t f k U N O I Hirkit FrlN both men and women interested RULTOR I lilt YOS/ PrssVtY your patronage in the dif in learning the legal rights and, 1120 Serurity Bldg. nth a c#iif. Phone KE. 263.3 ■ \ W ith Ul ferent lines of business. AT XCAtMCT limitations in business operations and management. j COLORADO BOULEVARD DRUG j JOE H. SCHMITZ, Prop. Member Blexeed Sacrament Parish Visit Our New Prescription Department Fountain Service . . . Liquor Department Free Delivery in Eatt Denver and Aurora Phones: EA. 3533; EA. 9997; EA. 9998 East Colfax and Colorado Blvd. at St. Mary’s .Acad having been to the City Park Museum and Zoo. In These Sixth Graders emy were among the the picture are, left to right, Ruth Ann Haley, Loretta Scarry, Antoinette Long, Taffy Moore, group that made a tour recently through the fac Barbara Felix, Ann Brundige, Prudence Freeman, tory of the Hilb Ladies’ Apparel Company. This Connie Hilb, Katherine Akers, and Mary Dawn was th^ second in a series of field trips, the first Green.— (Photo by Smyth) Your dollars Earn 31/2% Described as ^Inspiring^ with Insured Safety at... CLEARANCE Holy Family Yearbook Receives Honor SILVER STATE SAVINGSi (Holy Family High School, Craig will lead the Pep Club in’ Freshmen Attend Mass Your savings build fast at Silver S tate - Denver) their cheers at basketball games. Freshmen attended Mass in a current rate 3V^% per annum on the full omount. George Bruno and Joan .Ml Pep Club members will at- group on the P’east of the Epiph Open your savings account today at Silver State. Coomer will edit the yearbook, any. The Mass was a Christmas SALE tenUtah ...... 103 Lafayette Delaware ...... 9 Mas.sachusetts „ 170 North Carolina.. 9 Verm ont...... 19 North Dakota .... 62 Virginia ...... 24 Cheerleaders Barbara Marr Florida ...... 64 515 Washington ...... 199 WORTH WHILE SAVINGS and Darlene Tanko, seniors, and Georgia ...... 49 Minnesota ...... 675 Ohio ...... 559 West Virginia .. 39 juniors Bev Marchese and Joan Idaho ...... 43 Mississippi ..... 17 Oklahoma ...... 255 Illinois ...... 2,085 Missouri ...... 1,061 Oregon ...... 52 Wisconsin ...... 620 Indiana ...... ;.... 401 Montana...... 98 Pennsylvania .... 484 Wyoming ...... 324 IN Title Insurance And from the following foreign countries; Austria, Africa, .Alaska, Belgium, Brazil, Can Is the modem method of ob ada, Chile, Colombia, Czecho-Slovakia, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Guam, Hawaii, Boys' and Girls' Robes taining protection against any British Honduras, Holland, Hungary, Iraq, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Puerto Rico, defect in the Title of your Philippines, Panama, Poland, Portugal, Singapore, Switzerland, and Venezuela. Boys' and Girls' Sweaters real estate. Pram Suits , • • . And proTidai Since only about one of every three visitors registers, these fig Caps and Hats SECURITY ures indicate that in 1953 more than 100,000 persons visited Mother Gloves and Mittens Cabrini’s Shrine. , Boys' Jackets Our thanks go to all these visitors and clients of St. Frances (Most Sixes) Xavier Cabrini. We invite you to join them in honoring the only Alt Wool Imported Slipper canonized citizen of the U. S., some of whose important work was Sox done in Denver. Purses Weather permitting, the Rosary will be recited at the Shrine Toys Insures Markelabilltf Grotto every Sunday afternoon at 1 and 2 o’clock during this Marian Year. b c d u b e lle s h o p J h s L jIilS L MOTHER CABRINI SHRINE COMMITTEE' Children Fashions S u rU tan iif. ^ o. and the Missionary Sisters of Sacred Heart 6403 EAST COLFA^ State Wide Title Service Y e a r b o o k Theisen (left), business mlinager of the ICUlMUVn Vista, seems weighed down with responsibilities. 1711 California KE 1251 1575 Grant Street, Denver, Colo. George Bruno and Joan Coomer will edit Holy Family’s yearbook.— (Photo by Emmett Ramey) f ■•' THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, January 7, 1954 PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street VOSS BROS. Annual Meeting! St. Joseph Guild BAKERIES W ill Meet Jan. 9 3 Stores to Serve You Of Credit Union! The St. Joseph Guild o f Den ver will meet Saturday, Jan. 9, at 2 p.m. at S t Francis de Sales’ At Annunciation! High School. The meeting will include a (Annunciation Pariah, Denver) short business session, refresh The annual meeting for all ments served by the committee, INTERMOUNTAIN Annunciation Parish Credit Un and a games party. ion members will be held Tues Last month Father George ELEVATOR CO. day night, Jan. 12, at 7:30 in Evans showed the guild a movie Hagus Hall, It is extremely im on Italy at Christmas time. Denver — Longmont portant. A film will be shown Along with the movie Father Hudson — Yuma and there will be a surprise Evans gave a talk in which he guest speaker. pointed out Bethlehem on Our Colo. The credit union is open every Lord’s birthday. Atlanta, Nebr. Sunday morning from 10 to 12 The guild regrets the deaths at t the office directly to the • • a » J The Dominican Sisters and Mrs. A. D. Mc-jbaskets distributed by the sisters to the sick poor. of John Craig, husband of Mrs. north of the church near the Craig, a guild member, and fa Fort Morgan Mills Dominican Aid Gill, president of the Friends o f the Sick Poor j xhe hostesses pictured above are, left to right, Mrs. R. J. Catlett sacristy. | ther of Sister Mary Gratia; and Aid Society, thank everyone who contributed ^ g Sevard, Mrs. E. Gibbons, Mrs. V. J. Connor, Mrs. J. Ro- The Men’s Club will meet on .Mr. .McGIone, grandfather of toward1 ______1 making 1 -. M ... the annual cheer Tvat*rAr party o a ’ ’ Inc. Cheer Forty ^ senbach...... Sister...... Mary...... Albert, Mrs...... S. Puksto, Mrs. A. .. D...... McGill,...... Mrs. Thursday night, Jan. 7, at the Patricia .McGIone, secretary of Cards Club at 7:45 o’clock. Re Several hundred guests enjoyed the excellent program and thcjJ. Schlereth, Mrs. E. J. Dermody, Mrs. A. J. Bonino, Mrs. W. the St. Joseph Guild. Fort Morgan and freshments will be served. ODDortunitv of meeting and visiting the sisters and friends. I Wade, Mrs. J. E. Doherty, and Mrs. .1. \. Berger; and seated, Mrs. This Sunday, Jan. 10, will be Hillrote, Colo. The silver offering Is used toward defraying the expense o f thCiE. J. McElroy and Mrs. Giles Foley.— (Photo by Turilli)______Are you keeping your Semi- the monthly Communion Sun — 'nary Campaign pledge paid up? Manufacturcrt and Distributors day for the Men’s Club in the 7 :30 Mass. .All men in the parish Rosary-Makers Solicit Old Equipm ent Paramount Club are invited to receive Commun Top Catholic Rodeo Men Golden Sunshine Flour ion with the Men’s Club in a group. Challenger Fortified (Our Lady of Fatima Roiary present the bead supply Ls low,i When Mrs. W'. R. Tobin of Plans Installation The parish PT.A will meet Making Club, Denver) although some of the groups are St. .Agnes’ Group of Our Ladyi Wednesday, Jan. 13, at 1 p.m. To Be at Luncheon Club The rosary-makers did well making ro.'aries out of broken of Lourdes Parish was hostess| R i in Hagus Hall. The 10th graders’ Feeds Two outstanding stock show figures, both Catholics, will during the month of December rosaries and necklace^ Discarded to the, December meeting, . ” sevenj I M l i / I I I I l C l l/I I I I L C I mothers will act as hostesses and regardless of the holidays. .At rosaries and necklaces are ap- members were present and 20 ^ p^ej^nt a appear at the meeting of the Friday Luncheon Club Jan. 8. j I preciated. Thev may he given to rosaries were turned m. IhC' A turkey dinner, dance, and in-!small program, Cy Taillon of Great Falls, Mont., one of the country’s ouUstaiid- a the rosary-making group in the meeting on Jan. -S^will be heldofficers will be thej \ On Thurtday, J«n. 14, ih ing and highest-paid masters of ceremonies, will be accom panied by Bill Lindermann, president of the Rodeo Cowboys parish or to Daniel McEnery. in the home of Mrs. Robert features of the meeting of the' PTA will spooior a card party -Association, at the noon meeting of the Catholic men’s service 10G5 Logan Street. !Hoxy, 2125 S. Grant Street. Catholic Paramount Social Club and luncheon at 1 p.m. in St. The Nativity Group in Golden | The Assumption Group of St. at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 12, in club in the K. of C. Home, 16th .Avenue and Grant Street, IT PLEASES US — TO PLEASE YOU" Vincent’i Orphan Home. All Denver. is making new rosaries out of | Louis’ Parish sent 20 rosaries Loyola Hall, 23rd and York the pariah women are invited. ■f ! broken rosaries and necklaces. Inland a spiritual bouquet to the Street, Denver. In commemoration of the Taillon is at present in Denver as master of ceremonies ' November the members made 214 j Holy Father in December, All members, their guests, and|Feast of the Holy Family, which at the National Western Stock Show. He is a native of Great WHERE DENVER SAVES rosaries of which 208 were given I jjie Carrying of the Cross those eligible for membership in is^ Sunday, .^an^^lO^,^ the Rt. Rev. Falls, Mont., and a former Newman Club officer. Humorist, to Mr. McEncry for the missions; „ , Monsignor C. H. Hagus has in writer, and announcer, he travels 85,000 miles annually on his and six were given to the RidgeDomlnit s Parish the Paramount Club are urged ” engagements. to attend. vited all the families of the par Home. In December they made I will resume its meetings after Lindermann is three-times winner of the All-Around Cham A membership drive is being ish to observe this day by re 60 rosaries. Their next meeting a month’s recess on Thursday ceiving Communion and asking pion Cowboy award. He is also in Denver in connection with sponsored by the club this month. will he held in the home of .Mrs. | evening, Jan. 7, in the rectory a blessing for the families for the stock show. To be eligible for membership, R. Graves Wednesday afternoon,!reading room. New members are the coming year. -AH Catholic men are invited to attend the meeting. men and women must be 35 .Ian. 13. 1 invited. Father James Ahern ha.s dis years or over, single, and prac F t closed that Catholic High School tical Catholics. Meetings a r e *I Remember Mama^ League basketball tickets for held on the second and fourth the season beginning this Friday St Rose's Men to Hold Tuesday of every month. The FOOD STOKES, Inc. night at City Auditorium are be C. D. of A. W ill Sponsor monthly business meeting is held ing sold at the rectory. on the second Tuesday, and is Father Ahern ha.s returned followed by cards and dancin.g. after having spent the Christ Communion Breakfast Comedy at Civic Theater The meeting on the fourth Tues mas holidays with his parents in day is purely social, with cards, Chicago. (St. Roie of Lima Pari.h, | Roman Valdez, with Pete Gon- Three | Tender Savorv dancing, and special music. The Catholic Daughters of i ver has the leading role. The parish male choir has a Denver) izales and Elsie Gonzales as Friendly Furr 1 Tickets for the popular play -America, Court St. Rita 625, Mrs. .Amelia Desmond is chair need for male voices, and any The Rev. Barry J. Wogan.lsponsor.s. Food Store, to Serve 1 MEATS are available at $2.10 each. will sponsor the nationally fa man, and anyone wishing infor men desiring to become mem pastor, ha.s extended an invita-| This Sunday, Jan. 10, the .Altar You 1 They may be secured at the Garden I’resli mous comedy I Remember mation may call her at FL. 5444. bers of the choir should call tion to all the men and boys of and Rosary Society and the Mama in the new Denver Civic box office of the theater and women and girls of the parish .'S900 csl 38th St. FRLIT.S and from the following members Mrs. organ- the qsarish to be his guests at 1 Theater, East Colfax and Eliz st, at M.A. 0853. Communion breakfast in the par- will receive Communion in the VEGETABLES of the C. D. of A.: Mrs. Anna 1 abeth Street, Wednesday, Jan. Jr. C. D. of A. to Give Since the Annunciation Par- Jsh hall Sunday, Jan. 10, follow- 8 o’clock Mass. ■121 So. Federal 1 13, as a benefit performance. McLean, T.A. 9054 (after 6 -Nationally ish IS dedicated to the Blessed the 8 o’clock Mass. Blvd. 1 Curtain time is 8:30 p.m. Pro p.m .): .Mrs. Mabel McFarland, Annual Entertainment Mother and 1954 has been pro- - it w i c i -Advertised ceeds will help the court ful FR. 1562; and Mrs. Mary Ro claimed by Pope Pius XII as the Wogan to opeok 2191 S. Broadway 1 CANNED FOODS fill its pledge to the .Arch han, EA. 9170. Marian Year, the people of the At Altar Society Meet bishop's Seminary Campaign. At Clubhouse Jan. 14 1 .At intermission, the u.sual parish are asked to show special | Tj,e Altar and Rosary Society .SU.NDRY and This is a first performance "coffee hour’’ will he held. The devotion this year to Mary. The.^^.ji, the church Thursday, facilities of the recently opened The annual entertainment pro- h o l s e h o l d sponsored by the C. U. of A. rivip ftrani presented by the junior Marian Year rear sigmsignifies iics a specialspecialgarry J,, JJ. . Shop Daily 1 The play, dramatized by John APi* group of the Catholic Daughters M 'ogan will lecture on the mean-j n eed s Van Druten from Catherine cious and adequate to accom those suffering persecution. vestments andl and Save modate the huge throng that of -America will be conducted at 1 Forbes’ famous book. Mama's the monthly meeting of Court St. vessels. -All the women in the| f r o z e n f o o d s C. D. of .A. hope will at Bank Aecoinit, will feature an Rita 625 in the clubhouse at 1772 parish are invited to attend this tend the first performance, excellent cast of the Univer Grant Street Thursday, Jan. 14, important and informative meet according tp Miss Catharine sity Theater Players. Mrs. at 7 :30 p.m. ing. There will be Benediction of Frances Van Derbur of Den- .Maloney, grand regent of Court St. Rita. Mis Catharine Maloney, grand the Blessed Sacrament following regent of the court, will preside the meeting. Delicious FRIED CHICKEN— SHRIMP oi at the meeting. Ho.stesses for the HNS to Sponsor occasion are Mmes. Grace Clarke, Gomes Party Jon. 7 Univ. Club to Hear Clara McConatv, Irene Bichett, FISH and CHIPS DINNERS afld Elsie M. Ball. A games party, sponsored hyj* the Holy Name Society, will be Choice of Potatoes and Salads, With Rolls Colorfqhentertainment will he held on Thursday evening, Jan. 7, Served Hot at Your Door, 25c Less if Picked Up BAKERIES Pastor in Littleton provided by St. Bernadette’s Troop in the parish hall. The fun starts — One order plenty for three — *‘The Finest OnW’ , , , , , r, J of St. Ignatius Loyola’s Parish, Member.s and guests of the St. Denver, under the direction of at 8:15 and admission is 50 cents. Picnic Lunches— Ice Cream— Soft Drinks— Packed to Go 87 So. Broadway Thomas Lniversity Club w'llliMrg. Jane McDonnell, member A special prize will be given to 753 So. Univer.ity hear the Rev. f redenck D. Me-; of the .senior court. Troop mem- some fortunate individual. 1550 Colorado Blvd. Callin as ^uest^ speaker at the’ jjgj-g ^yj]j present a skit of a Sacred Heart Circle will meet 3rd Ave, &. Joiepkine ^ business meeting Wednesday,itroop in action, after which in the home of Mrs. Elizabeth ^^;Jan. 13, at 8:15 p.m. in the'slides o f the girls at Camp Mon- Bender on Monday, Jan. 11, at Knight of Columbus building,; Lrita will be shown. 7:45 p.m. ZIP„,aMtLUs I Parishioners are reminded to '1575 Grant Street Danver ■ .Members of the junior group 1010 S. Gaylord Now Serving Dinners, 4 to # F rie d (reserve the end of the month to SPruce 4469 2-50 „ ’ / " , lore Judy Vaughan, Mary Jo C h ick e n . ... Father McCallin was formerly F,.awley. I ary Agnes Saya, lenjoy St. Ann's “ Nite Club Daze,’’ ■a dancing party featuring the r's the gentle squeeze Good Size. an assistant at Immaculate Con-| Beasley, Frances .Appel- Difjointed ception Cathedral, and is nowi|^gfj2, Patricia i.ee Lourdes Val- !nation’s top recording artists. To I notnc the hard press ROAST'TURKEY Ipastor of St. Mary’s Church in.dez, Cvnthia Mares, and Cathy I top the fun added entertainment | which captures the true by the slice Littleton. Haley.' acts have been engaged. The nectar of fruits for every I party will be held on Saturday, CHICKEN POT PIE 1 ,7 5 Archbishop Urban J. Vehr re-' ------can of Sexton juices. family aiie ...... * cently appointed Father McCal- A lJ ‘ iJan. 30, at 8 p.m., in the parish Truly ambrosial in pi Hangarian (ioolash Qt. 1.7S lin assistant archdiocesan direc-;U r p ilO n O g e A la U fO U p quancy and flavor. And ^Tickets are only $1 a couple BAKED HAM tor of the Confraternity of Chris, i g ■ ■ I The engagement a* o v» ^ V w*. of Miss| llCIVCLS ai C UlllJ vs. a cv/upiv they're full of natural Whole or by the Slice tian Doctrine. The confraternity Plans Years 1st Lunch Ruth Mouser of the Cathe- and so mark your calendars now health-giving vitamins. Opp/i -VpMJ )Vnr'i D a y has charge of instruction dral Parish, Denver, to Richard;for a gala time Catholic doctrine. The. first card party and des- “ Rick” Hoffman of Denver, was! Baptized was Roman Ralph I John SoKlon I Co., Soxton Squoro, Chicago. HI.« The Beer That Although Father McCallin hasi.sert-luncheon of the year will announced by her sist^, M rs.'Larry, son of Mr. and Mrs. HUMMEL’S not yet chosen his topic, the be held Thursday, Jan. 14, at Kenneth Moos, 1222 E. 16th ■ ■ Made Milwaukee Famous Denver’s Leading Caterer* and Street, on Jan. 5. Miss Mouser, Delicatessen reputation he enjoys as a speaker 1:30 p.m. at St. Vincent's Or 'assures a pleasant and interest phanage, 42nd and Lowell Boule a native of Sioux City, la., is a 311 E. 7lb Ave. KE. 1986 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. Open Evenincr. Including .Sundays ing evening. As usual, the busi- vard, Denver. The hostessc.s for Till 7 P. M .: Closed Monday. ; ness meeting will be followed by the card party will be the offi Mouser of Sioux City, la., where tobert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray; refreshments and a social hour. cers and committee of the An she was employed three and one- All young Catholics are urged to nunciation PTA. Helen Sawazhki half years by the telephone com attend. will be chairman o f the hostesses. pany before coming to Denver. Miss Mouser is a receptionist and switchboard operator at the Register. Mr. Hoffman, a grad uate of West High School, is planning to take instructions in thi faith from Father Robert E. . t s Kekeisen of St. Francis de ^ales I. Parish, and expects to enter the SPRIHG ■ I air force the latter part of this year. He is the twin son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman of Grand Island, Neb. The couple have not yet de cided on a wedding date. They plan to live in Denver. Are you keeping your Semi- nary Campaign pledge paid up? Walnuts are Sxtka m en aif^ ti m n DA5TW5 inexpensive! a c tiv e MARY ANME bAKEWES All Butter DIAMOND CAKES ASERIM 'S FINE IIG H I BEER for Woddinn ;V ’ and Walnuts are Fartiai WALNUTS (01 8. Broadwar—PE. (929 Kay Lila White, a recent convert, 1024 8. Gajlord 25 Broadway Convert Is Bride 1 ^315 SPmcf 74U delicious! became the bride of Richard E. « (5 W. Girard BjuPir'd 8U. 1-1065 Kirouac, Airman 3/c, prior to a »0OLRM COORI COURAHr. COIDIH. COLORADO. U In Presentation Rite Nuptial Mass Dec. 19 in Presenta- [tion Church, Denver. The Rev Leo J. Blach officiated at the I double-ring ceremony. The bride was dressed in a formal white satin gown w ith! full train and veil. She carried a white prayer book with streamers! SAVE ON YOUR MEAT BILL Use them in covered with flowers falling from it. Mrs. Kirouac is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul White of Presentation Parish. Last Easter she and her mother were baptized and received First Communion together. Since then her younger S^dL JofL QiJuaUhf TlfbiaiL salads! sister and brother have both been baptized. COMPLETE PROCESSING SERVICE FOR HOME FREEZERS Mr, Kirouac is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Kirouac of Arling ton, Mass. His parents came to Denver for the wedding. Limited Number of Steel Lockers Available The matron of honor was Jacqueline Saindon. Darlene Dunn- i n ^ n of Wheatridge and Paula White, sister of the bride, were 2041 So. llniversity Blvd.. bridesmaids. Orville McElwain was best man, and Rueben Keister and Robert Newcomm were ushers. Elsie Kirouac, sister of the bridegroom, was flower girl, and John White, brother of the bride, carried the rings. A wedding breakfast at the White home immediately followed the church ceremony with a reception that evening. Mr. and Mrs. Kirouac went to Boston following their marriage Mr. & Mrs. A. A. King and will make their home in Las Vegas after Jan. 12, when Mr. Phone PE. 3533 (Members of Cathedral Parish) Kirouac will report there for duty with the «ir force. —— su m - v.iu__ ji ir m Thursday, January 7, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN Wed at Presentation 50 Are Present First Week in February Catholic Women Married in St. Francis' Carole La 2 Films to Be Sponsored Miss Jacque Londe, th6 ly n Doris daughter of Mr. Jacques, daugh and Mrs. Frank At Meeting ot By Archbishop's Guild Are Invited to ter of Mr. and La Londe of Mrs. Arthur C. (Archbiskop’i Guild, Denver) Heckethorn of this circle left 852 Hazel Court, Jacques, a n d Jan. 6 for a three-week vacation Denver,vbecame Mary Ruth Hodges, ways and R o b e rt Daniel Club at Regis m Southern California. Rose- Deanery Meet Briggs, son of the bride on means chairman, has announced mary’s mother, Mrs. Cotter, re Dec. 5 of Wil Mrs. Wesley When Mrs. Roy G. Atkinson that a committee has been turned this week from Rome, (Denver Deanery, Archdioceian liam McLean in formed to assist her and the co- B oody, were presided at the meeting of the where she attended the ordina Council of Catholic Women) P r esen ta tion chairman, Katherine Donald, to married Dec. 26. Regis Women’s Club Jan. 5, about tion of her son, John. An important meeting is be Church, Denver. complete the arrangements for Father J. A. 50 members were in attendance. The following officers have ing planned by the Denver Dean Father Leo the movies to be sponsored by Fecher, C.PP.S., The resignation of Mrs. Harold been elected in St. Gerard’s ery on Monday, Jan. 18, in the Blach officiated the guild. Members are Jo Hy- celebrated t h e Craig was accepted with regret, Circle: Cathy Hencmann, presi Catholic Charities .Annex at E. Nuptial Mass a t t h e ccre- and Mrs. Atkinson appointed trek, Marian Kelly, Eileen Koes- mony. The ma dent; Charlotte Hencmann, sec 17th and Grant Streets. This and officiated Mrs. Joseph McGowan to fill ter, Margaret Lynch, Catharine retary-treasurer; and Kathleen ’meeting will be open to all Cath- tron of honor Maloney, Margaret McCallin, Isa in t h e double Mrs. Craig’s unexpired term. MeSheehy, linen chairman olic women in Denver and its sub rin g ceremony was Mrs. Clif Mrs. Thomas K. Earley gave belle McNamara, Mary Nadorff, ford La Londe, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Fielding urbs. The program will be an in a setting of a report on the book review Elizabeth Saya, Ceil Scheune- are moving to Seattle this week nounced next week in the Denver and the brides- mann, Mary Torley, and Marga white mums and which was the club’s project for because his company has trans Catholic Register, and, in ad Christmas maids were the year, and thanked all who ret Volk. n n a Valdez ferred him there. dition, letters will be sent to greens. had made the party a social and 'Don Camillo' Film Scheduled Stella Maris Circle will have heads of all affiliated organiza The bride, and Frieda Har financial success. Mrs. Clem N. vey. Clifford La a dinner meeting Jan. 12 at the tions. given in marri Kohl, membership chairman, read The first meeting of this com home of Mary Freer. Mrs. Lito Gallegos, president of age by her fa Londe was the several letters from out-of-town mittee will be at 8 p.m. Friday, Mary Jane Sweeney will enter the Denver Deanery, has an ther, wore a best man. and members, thanking her for giv- Jan. 8, at the Paramount Film Fred Hensel and tain St. Patrick’s Circle Jan. 13. nounced the appointment of the full-length gown ing them the opportunity of Distribution office, 2100 Stout Margarita Walsh o f Santa following new vice presidents: of rosepoint Glenn Bute sharing in the spiritual blessings Street, where a film will be were the ush Maria Circle spent the holidays Mrs. S. J. Younj ... ksa Thursday, January 7, 1954 PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4295 Presentation PTA to Meef Jan. 13 Former Student in Rome (Pre»entation Parish, Denver) Father Schmitt, who cap home so enthused and full of To Address Altar Society The Rev. Harley Schmitt of tivated his audience when he funny jtlories that many fathers All SaTnts' Parish will be the spoke at a PT.\ meetinR last have indicated their desire for a (Holy Ghost Parish, Denver) for the winter, has returned to year, will discuss the Marian reappearance of the versatile speaker at the PT.^ meeting The Holy Ghost Parish Altar resume her place as correspond Year. Followinfr his talk last i Father Schmitt, Wednesday, Jan. 13, at 8 p.m. in and Rosary Society; Denver, will ing secretary. the parish hall. year mothers and wives returned Refreshments will be served during the evening by the fourth start the New Year with an ad -r + + + + graders' mothers. The business dress of special interest Monday, meeting will be brief and all Jan. 11, by the Rev. George members of the parish and their Evans, who returned a few ANOTHER guests are invited tO attend. months ago after being a student The Holy Name Society in at;the American College in Rome stalled new officers for the for three years. year at a meeting Jan. 5 in the Father Evans is attached to CENTRAL parish hall. Austin Miller is the staff of the Chancery. He the new president. Other of will begin speaking at the Holy ficers are William Conley, vice Ghost Hall at 1 o ’clock and a president; Frank Marley, number of old friends of his secretary; and Bud Hoelsken, former congregation will drop in treasurer. for the hour talk. Mrs. Pauline Frank enter tained members of a 4-H cooking After recitation of the Rosary group and their leader, Mrs. in front of the exposed Blessed Marcella Lindeman, at a Christ Sacrament in the church, the mas party Dec. 21. Those at Altar Society will have the in tending were Gloria and Patty stallation of officers, with the Fran^, Barbara and Marie Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R. Mul- Duran. Senia Pareseau, Julie and roy officiating. Linda Land, and Mrs. Lindeman. Mrs. Mary Floyd will go in as Mrs. Joseph Zidar entertained president. Retiring is .Mrs. her 4-H sewing group at a Charles Byrne, who for seven luncheon party in her home years has been the leader in the Guests were Marjorie and Helen extremely active work wherever j i ! s | | Leyba, Margaret Campbell, a daily exposition is the privi-j Dorothy St. Peter, Carolyn lege. She h«; been assisted by Crutchley, Kathleen Curneen, her daughters, Dorothy and Janice Seidlinger, and Judy Mary Evelyn. Goray. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beat and Cord Party Jan. 28 three children of Kingman, Mrs. Charles Thornsberry, Kans., were in Denver last week chairman of the monthly card for several days visiting Mr. parlies, which are becoming Beat’s sisters, Mrs. Gilbert DAtirlnn n ifirorc Presentation Parish Junior Altar Lindeman and Rose Beat. to be featured in of the two-unit show Wednesday, Jan. 20, in the|P®P“ '^‘' the hotel con- |\Cliriny v llllC iJ and Rosary Society are (standing) Audrey One of Three Pianists City .Auditorium. Left to right are Jack Switzer, tingent of Holy Ghost Parish Junior Altar Unit Elects this year's pres Jindrich, treasurer, and Marguerite llonley, secretary: lower row, entation of the .All-Parochial Play is .Albert Ro- Kay Glowos. Barbara Tellington, Kenny Rozmi- who are strangers in the com-| I.ila Miller, vice president, and Rose Beat, president. This organi- The Junior Altar and Rosary munity, has announced a party tola, shown above. Behind him arc members of the arek, and Dick Purcell.—(Register photo by War (XjCCJUJw JjL/ ration has been one of the most active groups in the parish all dur Society elected new officers at ca.st of the one-act musical being presented as part ner.) Jan. 28. She and her committee i ing the past y e a r .______their December meeting which hold weekly sewing meets pre-’ Tawjbe^eCtuAjL was also a Christmas party. Mr.s. 4 - parinjf table prizes for the Carrie Barry is the new presi I players. dent. Vice president is Mrs. I Mrs. Charles P. Murphy, who Amusements- Dining Dorothy Logan; secretary. Mrs, Dolly Gochic; and treasurer, with her late husband. Senator R e c r e a t i o n -Mrs. Cecilia Schnur. Murphy of Walden, always took The society cleared $250 on To Hear Report an active interest in Holy Ghost the crib sets and sister dolls it Church, was sent condolences by was selling prior to Christmas. the society. Following an announcement in Mrs. A ^es Kerrigan, who has the Denver Catholic Register On Nominations been visiting a son in California i&E that orders would be mailed anywhere in the country, the Littleton. — (St. Mary’s Par 'WAvre rhe k emoint Bank at this sign organization was deluged with ish)— The Altar and Rosary So 'Hamlet' Opens Jan. 14 inquiries, and the workshop ciety will meet in the school hall Good Food— Reasonable Prices which had disbanded for the at 2 o’clock on Thursday after At Vogue Art Cinema holidays had to be reorganized noon, Jan. 7, with Mmes. J. E. Something you’ll talk about when you get back home! .so that all orders could be filled. Nicholas and E. A. Opsahl as Laurence Olivier's film produc The same projects will probably tion of William Shakespeare’s OUR DE LUXE DINNERS ARE INTERNATIONALLY FA.MOUS hoste.sses. At this meeting, Mmes. be continued next season. Simon Baudendistel, Henry Ol Hamlet will begin a special lim Funds from the Friendship son, and Edward Wehrly, who ited engagement Thursday night, ANK& TRUST CO. THE HOLLAND HOUSE Baskets which have been finding comprise the nominating com Jan. 14, at the Vogue -Art Cin 15TH & ARAPAHOE ST. <.r'rvC--' oolo’tN; coippaoo . 'r their way into many Presenta mittee, will present their recom ema. 1465 S. Pearl Street, in ACbma 0771 tion h om ts will be used to pur mendations regarding the o ffi Denver. Mtmbw: Ftderol Oapoiit Insuronct Corp. chase a processional canopy. The cers to be elected to serve in the This will be the first time this Federoi Reserve System baskets are sponsored by the current year. As many members fanious film has been seen in Junior Altar and Rosary Society, as possible are asked to be pres this region since its roadshow but everyone in the parish is ent for the January business presentation of five years ago, THE LINCOLN ROOM participating in this project. meeting. and this is the first time the Hospitality Center Our Lad^ of Perpetual Help The following infants were film has been shown at regular GOOD CLOTHES NEED Circle met in the home of Mrs. baptized: Stephen Gerard, son Tickets are priced at 60 NOT BE EXPENSIVE Banquet and Meetinq Rooms ,Guy Elder Jan. 6. A dessert was of Mr. and Mrs. Jose Varoz, students and teachers, 12-1200 PERSONS served by the hostess and the with Mr. and Mrs. Juan Tafoya j “ [1^1^ at 90 cents for others at afternoon was spent playing as sponsors: and Karen 'Marie, THE T.\ 2131 Mrs. Long cards. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur There will be two perform Inttruction clattei, under Halls, with John G. Simon and ances every night, at 6:30 and ENGLISH Shirley Savoy Hotel the tutorship of the Rev. lone Craig as sponsors. 9 o’clock, and two matinee show Matthias Blenkush, resumed ings on Sunday at 1:30 and 4 their meetings Monday eve James McCarthy was expected p.m. TAILORS to return to his Louviers home ning. They will be held every Special matinees for school Monday and Wednesday eve this week after hospitalization and organizational groups will 901 FIFTEENTH STREET ARGOI\AUT HOTEL ning at 8 p.m. in one of the for observation and X-rays in a be arranged on any day of the school rooms. Classes for Denwr hospital. Combine Quality and Style Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Luncheon.* and Dinners week except Sunday. Groups children attending public Thomas P. Stone, son of Mr. numbering from 200 to 442 will at Prices You Can Afford FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, schools are held every Sunday and Mrs. L. E. Stone, will re receive the student ticket price. DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 after the 8 a.m. Mass. turn to his studies at St. Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms Baptized recently were Lorita LI o R n i m v ^ says Shirley Fiori to Dan Kratz, as Thomas’ Seminary in Denver Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1 lU y lU i IflC / 1 /U lllly / rolls a hot lick on his “ skins." after spending the Christmas /i Jack W. Jones, with Richard and The couple will he seen in And This Makes Ten, a one-act musical holidays with his family in Lit KE. 7918 Ethel Newcomb as sponsors; celebrating the 10th production of the All-Parochial Play, scheduled tleton. Mark Raymond, son of Mr. and Wednesday, Jan. 20, in the City .Auditorium.—(Register photo by Among the sertfice men home Mrs. Patrick F. Johnson, with Warner) on holiday leave were Saliem JhsL <£oiiiL dflooyyL Gerald Johnson and Cecilia + + + + and Kamel Bowlus, twin sons of IVow Open 1 M T T Moore as sponsors; Charles Bowlus, and David Hrd- (Manaremont of Esther and Frank Fong) Sandra Lue -Ann, daughter of licka, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hrd- Sundays Too Ninth Avenue at Speer BWd. Mr. and Mrs. John Gallegos, with licka. All are serving in the U. Visit Our IS'ete COMPLETE ORIENTAL STAFF Augustine and Marcella Gallegos S. .Air Force. Mrs. Charles Bow as sponsors; Timothy Patrick, FINEST CHINESE AND lus is still visiting relatives and son of Mr. and Mrs. William Duf- friends in»her homeland of Pal b“r.\IQ I'E LOINGE” AMERICAN FOODS ficy, Jr., with Francis and Col estine but is expected home in k Brautiflil l.irtera Llgni^d Dlntni to tba leen Quinn as sponsors; the near future. (Something Different) SV’erani of Foreijn Wari H'^me Fred Michael, son of Mr. and New Year’s Day dinner guests and relax in a restful atmosphere John 8. Suvart Foil No. 1 Mrs. Eloy Lamorie, with Rudolph at the home of Mrs. Emma J. 0p»n 11 i.m. to Midnlilit^losid Tiisdi} and Ollie Borrego as sponsors; S X WE AI.SO FEATURE THE MOST TENDER STEAKS, CHOPS, CHICKEN . . . ALL KINDS (Opin t» tho Pibiie) and Paula Rosalie, daughter of Cecehin and Miss Gloria Cecchin were her son Fred, who was on LYBN OF SEA AND CHINESE FOODS . . . CARE- Mr. and Mrs. Paul White, with V V V FULLY PREPARED TO SUIT THE MOST Clarence White and Josephine vacation from his studies at the FASTIDIOUS TASTE. University of Colorado School of Pacheco as sponsors. Billy Seaton EXPERTLY W e Cater to Medicine, where he is in his jun MIXED Our Lady of Fatima Circle at the Piano Private Partieo will meet in the home of Mrs. ior year; her daughter and son- DRINKS in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Margaret Tracy, 303 Hooker ‘’Remember . . . you Street on Thursday, Jan. 14, at Miller; and Mr. and Mrs. G. P. juat can’t beat the 12:30 o’clock. A dessert luncheon Del Ponte and family. Pelican!” ^ will be served and cards will be Journeying to iX'er Trail, OPEN SUNDAYS C played. Colo,, were the Clyde Hoffman family and Mr. and Mrs. B. F. FAMILY DINNERS ' O’Brien, all of whom were din c i t e ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry $ 1 . 0 0 u p Hanks. Jr. Mrs. Hanks is the TlieTatio former Miss Mary O’ Brien. Membership Drive Honors Pastor DINNER DANCING St. Mai-y’s Council of the fealnring . . . Knights of Columbus is now con ducting a membership drive Frank Moreheads known as the “ Father .MeCallin Drive” in honor of the pastor. Stylists Any man interested in joining Tueiday thru Saturday and says Father Donald McMahon, commenting the Knights of Columbus is asked FIRST TIME AT REGULAR PRICES Sunday Matineet 'A Little Long/ upon the cassock Jim Monson has borrowed to contact the rectory or to go 5110 S. SANTA FE for his role In the All-Parochial Play to be presented in the City to the lobby of St; Mary’s School Reservations: Littleton 1010 Auditorium Wednesday, Jan. 20. Monson and Jerry Deignan, right, after any of the Masses on Sun have leading roles in the one-act play about religious vocations, day, Jan. 10, and Sunday, Jan. IRUREnCE OllUIER written especially by Father McMahon for this year's presentation. 17, where members will be sta —(Register photo by Warner) tioned to offer the desired in formation and assistance. Initiation of the members XORTII DEXVEK Meeting Planned Jan. 11 gained in the “ Father MeCallin H e Drive” will take place on Sun - * • l| WIUUH SHARESKARL day, Jan. 824. I IM lU By Precious Blood Men With Jean Simmons as Ophelia Water Board Post OPENS JAN. 14 FISH’N CHIPS (Most Precious Blood Parish, at 1 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Denver) William 0. Walker, 4644 E. Two iihowinr* tTcry nicht* The Men’s Club will meet at Dartmouth; St. Patrick’s at 1:30 For John Sullivan Matinee Sunday. Jan. 17. 8 p.m Monday, Jan. 11, in the p.m. in the home of Mrs. Wil Students, 60c; others, 90c, FISH 'N CHIPS...... 75c John J. Sullivan, prominent cafeteria of St. Vincent de Paul’s liam Steen, 2284 S. Josephine; at All Showings Church. All members are ur^ed St. Jude’s at 8 p.m., in the home Catholic layman, and Dr. Robert I46S S. PEARL SP. 2544 SHRIMP 'N CHIPS...... 90c to be present for this meeting of Mrs. Allen, 2790 S. GarHeld; L. Stearns were named by the as the officers for the coming Mother of Perpetual Help at Denver Water Board as its rep year will be elected. A smoker 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Tom resentatives . on a special five- EAT ’EM HERE! and refreshments will follow the McCarthy, 4203 E. Eastman; man mediation committee meeting. and Miraculous Medal at 8:30 charged with settling a water Eat ’Em in Your Car on Our Parking Baptized were Jeffrey Galla p.m. in the home of Mrs. Elmer dispute between the eastern and Al Bennett gher, son o f Mr. and Mrs. John Houtsma, 2474 S. Fillmore. western slopes. Lot! Eat ’Em at Home! Gallagher, and Laurie Taylor, Meeting on Thursday, Jan. 14, Sullivan, who was chairman of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David will be the following circles: St. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr’s sem Men's Clothing Dept. GWGEKR^®^ Taylor. Francis de Sales’ at 1 p.m. in inary fund campaign, Denver, is Attendance at the evening the home of Mrs. Clyde Caffee, a past president of the Denver Town Club Mass on New Year’s Day was 2110 S. Adams; St. Rita’s at Community Chest Society Brand good. 12:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. The president of Bosworth, Scotsdale The Teen Club will meet at 0. Savu, 5210 E. Dartmouth; Sullivan & Co., investment broit- Brayton SHANGRI-LA 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 12, in St. Girard's Circle will meet at ers, Sullivan is also a past chair the home of Mrs. K. Cabbie, 8 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 14, in the man o f the board of governors Plenty of Free Parking 2928 S. Bellaire. home of Mrs. Vincent A. Rogers, of the National Association of STARTS FRIDAY Our Lady of the Rosary Circle 1866 S. Monroe. Security Dealers and a vice pres will, meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. New officers for St. Rita’s ident of the Association of Stock 7299 No. Federal HA. 9-9053 Exchange Firms. THE mnv CO. 18th at 12, in the home of Mrs. Robert Circle are: Captain, Mrs. K. Ham Weiland, 6805 E. Jewell. treasurer, Mrs. J. A. Bath, Dr. Stearns is a past president Calif. ming 2ND FLOOR DENHAM The following circles will meet and publicity, Mrs. E. M. Mata- of Colorado University and of Wednesday, Jan. 13: St. Monica’s'kanski. the Colorado Bar Association. ' Ik- Thuridoy, January 7, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4295 PAGE NINE Tripleheader Opens Prep Cage League in Auditorium Jan. 8 Cardinal-Gremlin Contest One-Sided WinIDorais' Death Recalls Fabled Highlights Full Schedule Sparks Drive of 1913 Notre Dame-Army Clash B y D a n S u s t r ic k Regis five. This, too, will be an The i954 “ice-breaker” of interesting game. The Mustangs By P a t B r e n n a n the 1913 Irish triumph: “ At this he would never have been able the Denver Catholic High have plenty of experience and Pioneer Skaters' time coaches of the Middle West to carry out the pass idea.” ball handling ability. David can “If Army doesn’t bdlieve School Basketball League were using the forward pass, but As a member of that fabled not go over Goliath up close. The Denver University in the pass, we’ll, get it dowm using it very crudely. It was used opens at City Auditorium band o f 15, who on the bleak Frank Weith at si>. feet is the Pioneer icers are back in the pat and give ’em a surprise as a threat not as a necessary banks o f the Hudson in 1913 only foil against the Regis six- and St. Joseph’s Gym on running in the Western Col they’ll never forget!” part of the offense. Harper and initiated the legend that is Notre Friday night, Jan. 8. foot-plus forward wall. his smaller men were the types legiate League—and they This dramatic decision Dame football, Gushurst this The feature game of the eve And so David will have to run that could easily become adept in week echoed the “Rock’s” around Goliath, and go over are back with a vengeance. made by Jess Harper, its use as a consistent ground ning will no doubt be tbe An Tuesday night’s resounding praises of Dorais when he told nunciation team-St. Francis’ tilt him from the outside. Speedster Knute Rockne, and Gus gainer. Notre Dame, therefore, the Denver Post: Bobby Zadel is one answer, and 15-1 win over Michigan Tech did not invernt the pass but rather at 9 p.m. The other two games Dorais in the summer of "H e was the finest quarter- if Gene Ibarra has his shooting gave the Hilltoppers two cov they exploited and developed it on the auditorium program pit eted league points and a 2-2 hack that ever stepped on a Mt. Carmel team against Holy eye in shape he is going to 1913— a decision that was to and put it to pood use." football field.” Referring to cause Regis trouble. league win-and-loss record for revolutionize football’s en Family team at 6:15, and Mullen the season, plus a plethora of Rockne’s great admiration for the 1913 Army tilt, Gushurst The Raiders, of course', have continued: "Dorais was at hit versus Regis at 7:4.5. Over at St. revived hopes by D.U. fans that tire concept of offense and Dorais’ grid prowess was later Joseph's Gym, the Bulldogs take Duggan, who from preseason their favorite six will end up in inaugurate Notre Dame’s greatest in this game. He com on the Cathedral Bluejays at 8 games is slated for a high scor emphasized by Stuldreher this pleted 12 straight passes.” a national collegiate hockey tour peerless grid dynasty—was p.m. ing year. In ad nament. way: “ In his later talks to his Notre Dame’s elevens of 1912- With the preseason review dition he has The Pioneers’ big test will recalled by Denver’s Fred quarterbacks, Rockne liked to 13, on which Gushurst, Rockne, slating Annunciation team, Regis, four e X p e r i- come in the next two ^ames, to Gushurst of Christ the King reminisce about the many fine and Dorais were regulars, roared and St. Francis’ as the quintets to enced buddies be played against their neigh Parish when he learned of qualities of Dorais. He liked to through 14 games undefeated, battle it out 'o r the title, this s i x feet and say that it was a great break for notching 657 points to their op boring enemies, the Colorado the death Jan. 3 of Gus is a big first game for the over. Only Dug College Tigers, Jan. 15 and 16. him that Dorais was on the .same ponents’ 68. Gremlin.s and the Cards. gan and Tier To stand even the barest sort of Dorais, football’s first great team with him, for without his . After he and Rockne culmi The Gremlins will try to be ney, h ow ever, chance of making the annual passer. encoura'gement and execution. nated short professional grid just that to the 1953 State were regulars loumey, D.U. would have to stunts, Dorais launched a 27- champions Friday night. To date last year. Mul A teammate of Doraii, and year collegiate coaching career they have been riding, rough len has three Fnniinll to make any defenseman shudder in his CCM are C.C. twice, Michigan State Rockne, Guihurit wai on that in which his team.s w on 150 CnOUyll Donofrio, left, and Mike Fortier, center and wing, j Michigan twice, Minne-- shod over opposing fives, even regulars on the immortal Irish team which, Attention Teams games, lost 70, and tied 13. He respectively, on the current edition of the Denver University hockey f°ta .t w i « , and cop the last pegged in the East a mere fod> invading the Southern Colorado forward wall league game o f the year, against Teams interested in form coached in Dubuque, la., at Gon- League to take the Pueblo Cath Dutrui ar^d two guards squad. der for West Point’s devastat- ing a parish basketball league, zaga University, and, from 1925 Donofrio, who garnered four points on himself Tuesday night C.C. Feb. 27. ing gridiron guns, on Nov. 1, olic Shamrocks into camp. who were just shy of being reg Aiding in the Denver victory composed of men past high to 1942, he tutored at Detroit in the first game of the Michigan Tech series, hails from Virginia, 1913. blasted the mighty Ca The Cards, however, will have ular starters. True, Regis has against Tech Tuesday night was school age, are requested to University. From 1913 to 1917 dets. 35-}3, through the me both height a n d scoring-punch plenty of preseason experience, Minn He is 21 years old five feet, six inches tall, and weighs 150 ra y 'w o lk e w C h a s ^ X ^ la ^ e d call Father James Moynihan he guided the Fred Mandel's De pounds. He is a senior at the Hilltop College, y ^ dium of the forward pats— factors, which the Gremlins have but this is their league opener. since the first of this season, at AC-9266. troit Lions of the National until that day an infrequently not y et m et in Fortier, a junior fVom Edmonton, Alberta, is 24 years old, Returning with Wolke to the League. Should the Raiders get rattled used mode of attack. city play. With or nervous, and they well might stands five feet, eleven inches tall, and weighs 154 pound.s. D.U. h ock ^ wars was another their height, St from the psychology angle of a Catholic, Tony Pocrnich, who The result of that decision is Francis’ counts league opening game, they will starred with the Pioneers two now an oft-told story. Notre! on a big per have to calm down’ enough to years ago before going into serv Dame, an unknown in football j SPECIALS EVERY DAY centage of re make effective use of all that ice. Pocrnich, returning this bounds. The circles, with Gushurst at one' potential. week from the army, did not bounding power, take long to get into stride. Nine end, Rockne at the other, and| In the remaining game in the however, will be minutes after he took the ice he Dorais at quarter, traveled to; Lobster T a il...... $1.00 auditorium, M t Carmel team re fairly well had made the red light glow the plains of West Point and; ceives its initiation into the league matched by the over the Tech nets— and to ^ o w humbled the haughty Knights of from Holy Family cagers. Cards’ Dennis it was not fluke he tallied again the Hudson as Dorais completed Prime R ib ...... $1.50 Papiernik, six- Over at St. Joseph’s Gym the in the third period. an “ unbelievable” (unbelievable foot, three-inch defending champion Bulldogs Other Catholics on the Pio in those days anyhow) 13 out of Maret center, and John start their campaign against the neer squad had a good evening 17 passes in perhaps the greatest Club S teak...... $1.35 Priselac, six-foot, one-inch for Bluejays. Tuesday night. Tony Donofrio gridiron upset of history. On Sunday. Jan. 10, the three ward. While Mares is the got an assist in the first period, Aerial Blitz “ Shorty” of the three at a mere favorites have it comparatively a goal and an assist in the sec Fried Chicken...... $1.35 five feet, 11 inches, he is a rug easy with Regis, the better off ond frame, and an assist in the Ahead 14-13 at the half, Dorais ged, competitive ball hawker. of the three, going against green third period for a four-point eve and Irish, unable to score in the Cards Hove Speed Mt. Carmel team in the Regis ning’s total. third period, filled the air with Shrimp...... $1.00 gym. Annunciation team takes footballs and scored 21 points .Although the Card.s are han on a well-coached and experienced in the final qaurter to erase the dicapped a bit on the height Tiger team, and St. Francis’ pits Jr. Parochial Athletic myth of Cadet invincibility. The Above Include Hot Breads and Potatoes side, they will probably make up for it in speed. In addition, its height against a small but im Directors to Meet Jan. 9 As Harry Stuldreher, quarter Mares, Priselac, and Papiernik proving Cathedral team. Mullen There will be an important back for Rockne’s storied 1924 were regulars Inst year and and St. Joseph’s wind up the pro meeting of all athletic directors Four Horsemen, wrote in 1931 of should be a close functioning gram at the auditorium. of the Junior Parochial League unit. Bob .iloore, Joe Lopez, and The complete 1954 basketball Saturday, Jan. 9, at 10 a.m., at Guy Baca saw a fair amount of schedule follows: Our Lady of Grace rectory, 48th MAKE YOUR OWN action last year and should work Pint Round and Columbine. At that time ROSARIES Jan. 8, Auditorium P.M. well with these three. plans will be made for the regu Tt'fl ea^y and enjoyable. Ideal for Mt. Carmel vs. Holy Family...... 6H 6 lar basketball season and for the Christmas giving. Write for free il In the long run the big factors .Mullen High vs. Regis . 7:45 lustrated broehure. between these teams will be lead Annunciation vs. St. yrancis' city and state cage tournaments. ership, coolness, and a fast work St. Joseph's Gym P.M. Father James Moynihan, presi Madonna Rosaries Phone SH . 2474 I i .^7r s . Rm ndunv ing unit. St. Francis’ and the St. Joseph's vs. Cathedral ...... «...J*:00 dent of the league, urges all to Post Office Box 38 Pittsfield. Mass. Cards both ha\’e definite scoring Jan. 10, Auditorium P.M. be present. threats in Weber and Mares. Holy P'amily vs. Annunciation...... 1:80 A Pow Sr backline for the Denver Uniyersity Pioneers Cathedral vi». St. Francis’ ...... ^ ..8 :0 0 M r u w c i hockey squad in the Michig^an Tech series this week It is a big season opener. Mulicn Hijfh vs. St. Joseph's ...... < :80 Mustangs Seek Upset Regis Gym P M. has been Ray Wolke, absent-with-leave at his home in Canada since On the long and short of it, .Regis v8. M t. Carmel ...... 2:00 the second game of the Hilltoppers’ season. The 24-year-old, six-foot, 17^-pound sophomore from Leth- tiny Mullen takes on a rugged Jan. 15. Auditorium P.M. Mullen High vs. SI. Francis’ ...... 6:15 ridge, .\lberta, was a vital factor in the smashing, 15-1, xdotory over Cathedral vs. Holy Family ...... ,T:45 Tech in the first of the two-game series Jan. 5 at the D. U. Arena. Annunciation vs. Regis ...... 9:00 YOU A H INVITED TO AN High School Sweaters St. Joseph’s Gym P.M. St. Joseph's vs. Mt. Carmel ...... 8 :00 I Pep Club Sweaters Jan. 17, Auditorium P.M. Annunciation Choruses Annunciation vs. Cathedral ...... 1:30 .Mt. Carmel vs. Mulicn High ...... 3 :00 , Ski Sweaters SI, Francis’ vs. Holy Family ___ .... 4 :30 St, Joseph*! Gym P.M. St. Jo.'cph's vs Regis ...... 2 :0O CUSTOM m a d e Hold 12th Night Festival Jan. 22. Auditorium P.M. St. Francis’ vs. St. Jo.^eph's ...... 6 :1 5 (Annunciation High School, Seniors Shirley Raisch and So Annunciation vs. Mt. Carmel ... -.7 :45 Cathedral vg Mullen High ...... 9:00 Denver) phie Martinez are working under Regis Gym P.M. On Wednesday night, Jan. 6, the direction of Mrs. Paul Den Regis vs. Holy Family ...... 8 :00 the combined Glee Clubs of An man in securing ads and patrons OF THE NEW Jan. 24, Auditorium P.M. nunciation High School presented for the All-Parochial Play pro Mullen High vs. Holy Family . ..6 :1 5 a choral singing program of grams. St. Francis' vs. Regis ...... 7:4 5 Mt. Carmel vs. Cathedral ...... 9 :00 carols at the Twelfth Night Fes Sister Mary Dolorine has dis St. Joseph's Gym P.M. tival in commemoration of the closed that semester examina St. Joseph's VI. Annunciation . ...8 :00 Feast of the Three Kings. The tions for the high school'will be Jan. 31. Auditorium P.M. festival of the Twelfth Night held Jan. 22 to 25 inclusive. In New Owner St. Francis’ vs. Mt. Carmel ...... 1 :30 has been revived by the Rocky the matter of dealing with mod-' Holy Family vs. St. Joseph’s ...3:00 Mountain N'etrs and the City Colo. Knitting Mills .Mullen High vs. Annunciation ...4 :3 0 ern world events the high school] Regis Gym P.M. Recreation Department. The has been acquiring the news m ag-1 1434 Welton KE. 2443 Regis vs. Cathedral ...... 2 :00 choral groups presented their' azines and a screen for film re programs at Civic Center and viewing of various news events. Second Round Ruby Hill in Southwest Denver, On Friday, Jan. 8, Brother Feb. 5, Auditorium P.M. where a giant pile of Yule Serra from Mullen Home will , Cathedral vs. St, Joseph’ s ...... 6 :1 5 trees discarded by Denver fam ;St. Francis’ vs. Annunciation . ..7 :45 address the boys about the vo •CITY OT DENVER' START THE I Holy Family vs. Mt. Carmel ... ..9 :00 ilies was burned in a huge bon ^ Regis Gym P.M. fire. cations of the Christian Broth ers. NEW YEAR I Regis VI. Mullen High ...... 8 :00 The Annunciation Glee Club I Feb. 7, Auditorium P.M. was under the direction of Fa Mrs. McMahon has recently I Mt. Carmel vs. Regis ...... 1 :30 ther C. B. Woodrich, assistant in completed a series of lectures] RIGHT St. Francis' vs. Cathedral ...... ,.3 :0 0 dealing with Christian marriage. Annunciation vs. Holy Family , . 4 :30 the Annunciation Parish and with a I St. Joseph's Gym P.M. high school religion teacher. The These lectures were given to St. Joseph’s vs. Mullen High ... ..2:00 entire Twelfth Night Festival both the high school boys and girls. Complete Chevrolet Feb. 12, Auditorium P.M. was broadcast over radio station St. Francis’ vs. Mullen ...... B:15 KLZ at 8 p.m. In the Empire section of the 'H oly Family vs. Cathedral ...... 7 ;4.7 The radio program of festivi Mt. Carmel vs. St. Joseph’s ...... 9 :00 Denver Post of Dec. 27 a for ties included an invocation by MOTOR Regis Gym P.M. mer Annunciation High School Regis vs. Annunciation ...... - ...8:00 Father Richard Hiester, a mes sage by Mayor Newton, and a graduate was honored. The pic- I Feb. 14, Auditorium P.M. OVERHAUL CatJ.edral vs. Annunciation ...... 1 :30 United Christian Youth Choir. Iture of Joe Priselac, a graduate I Mullen vs. Mt. Carmel ...... 3:0 0 Father Donald McMahon, di of the class of 1952, appeared ' Holy Family vs. St. Francis* ...... 4 ::i0 See this brand new Streamliner brilliantly designed for BY OUR EXPERT Regis Gym P.M. rector of the All-Parochial Play, as a student who was enjoying Regis vs. St. Joseph's ...... 2:00 has announced that Father ]the opportunities of the Colorado the travel comfort and enjoyment of both Pullman and MECHANICS Woodrich is assisting Joe Keeley I Institute of .4rt. Joe was given ' Feb. 19. Auditorium P.M. Coach passengers. I Holy Family vs. R e g i s ...... 6:1.3 in staging, programming, and ja tuition scholarship to the Mt. Carmel vs. Annunciation .. ...7 -.45 publicity distribution. The play school because of his fine art You will be particularly intrigued by the new Club Car I Mullen vs. Cathedral ...... 9 :00 will be presented Jan. 20 in work as an Annunciation High I St. Joseph’s Gym P.M. ..."The PUB"...with its traditional “Old English” motif. St. Joseph's vs. St. Francis* .. ...8 :00 Phipps Auditorium. I pupil, Feb. 21. Auditorium P.M. + + f -r - f Yoij, your family and friends, are cordially invited to set Cathedra! vs. Mt. Carmel ...... 1 :30 Holy Family vs. Mullen ...... 3 :0 0 forth on a tour of adventure through the exciting new Annunciation vs. St. Joseph's ...4 :30 Regis Gym P.M. Streamliner "City of Denver.” Regis vs. St. Francis* ...... 2:00 Feb. 28, Auditorium P.M. Annunciation vs. Mullen ...... :30 455 Broadway Cathedral vs. Regi., ...... 3 :00 M l Carmel v«. St. Francis' ___ _4 :30 PEarl 4641 St. Joaeph’a Gym P.M. SL Joseph', va. Holy Family ...... 2:00 ( .DENVER UNION STATION BOYS' RESIDENTIAL CATHOLIC m f t SCHOOL SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1954 Colitgt, Univertity Preparotory • Fully Acertdit- «d • 9lh Is 12fh Grodes • Ixteniivc Campus, 8:00 a.m. to 9:09 p. m. 131* I Acrass • Haollhful Climate • Altituda 2,000 F««f a Na Fog, No Smog a Near Los Angeles • All Sports, Tri-Volley Con* t ference • Gymnasium • Olympic Six# Pool * Modern Buildings • All Semi- Private Deluxe Rooms • Superb Cuisine • Broehure • Foil Torm Regisfrotions Close Moy 15th. UNION P A C I F C R A L R A S n n n k h D n n rorc Annunciation High School, Denver, will 1 1 0 0 VlU AN O V A .jpHlllDII l/u n tcr> 1 , 3 represented in the annual All-Paro- I J PREPARATORY SCHOOL chial Play by the four freshman girls pictured above. The girls form If AUCUSTINIAN tATHERS a group called the Spanish Dancers and have appeared in several R. R. 2, Box 10 Ojoi, Californio school programs and on TV. The group inlcudes, from left to right, back row, Mary Frances Sanchez and Loretta Chavez; and front row, Connie Trejo and Catherine Jones.—(Photo by Warner) PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, January 7, 1954 Start the New Year Right Cathedral Sacristan A. G. Allendorf Your fin l »tep toward preparing yourielf for a buijr year’* work should be a thorough examination of your eyes. Your Is Remembered for Fidelity to Duties efficiency, comfort, and safety depend in a large measure WALTER J. KERWIN, 73. of 5201 Inex Ramirez. Requiem High Mas* wa* GEORGE DURESEN Julian Street. Father of Waller J. celebrated in Our I^dy of Guadalupe Requiem High Mas* for Georg* Du- upon your ability to see well. Have your Vision checked Kerwin. Jr.; John Kerwin. Denver: Church Jan. 2. Burial was in Mt. resen was celebrated in St. Joseph'* Albert G. Allendorf, sacristan scenes work with care and rev another service, and so routine Church J&n. 4. Buriat was in ML .Mr*. L. J. Ccch. W ichita. K an *.; Olivet. Trevino Mortuary. at the Cathedral o f the Immacu erence. To all priests at the Ca today. brother of Mr*. Lnui*e Coughlin and MARY LOUISE RAMIREZ, 8, of Olivet Cemetery. and monotony are warded , off. Mr*. Ella McGuchin. Ix)» Angeles. 4351 Delaware. Daughter of Mr, and Mr. Duresen died Dec. 28 in hi* late Conception for 10 years and thedral, and to a great number In addition, I have the unique i CaliL Requiem High Mas* was cele Mr*. Miguel Ramirez: granddaughter home after a short illness. He was 96. a favorite of parishioners and of visiting clergy, he will be re Bom May 6, 1857, in Austria, Mr. privilege of receiving the priest’s brated in the Cathedral Jan. 4. Burial of Mr. and Mr*. K*equ!o Gonzales and children, was buried from the wa* in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Horan Mr*. Inez R^irez. Requiem High Duresen received his education there membered for his devotion to blessing at every Mass that is o f SWIGERT BROS. and came to the United State* when Mortuary. Mas* was celebrated in Our I^dy of Cathedral Church Jan. 3. He suc the detailed preparations for fered— an opportunity not many Guadalupe Church Jan. 2. Burial was he wa* 25. He moved to Denver 80 KErttone 7651 C A T H E R IN E D R U M M O N D . fi3. 2680 cumbed in St, Joseph’s Hospital, 1550 California Ovtom etrists in Ml. Olivet., Trevino Mortuary. year* ago fram Trenton, N. J. their offering of the Sacrifice. persons are able to have.” N. Speer Boulevard. Requiem High MRS. CECILIA BRIZENDINE Mr. Duresen lived at 4128 Monroe And his geniality was never Mass was celebrated In St. Patrick** Street. Rising every morning at 4:30 Good Service Solemn Requiem Ma** w*as offered failing.” Better I'iiion Church Jan. 2. Burial wa* Mt. Olivet Surviving are hi* two ions, Andrew for 10 years was a habit for Al Cemetery. Boulevard Mortuary. in Holy Family Church Jan. 2 for Mr*. Monsignor Canavan, pastor o f for Every Age At Right Prices Cecelia G. Brizendine. 62, who died A., of Denver, and Robert J. Duresen lendorf. The doors of the Cathe JOHN B. KAISER, 75, of 3461 W. in her home. 3915 W. 46th Avenue, of Lo* Angeles, and a niece, Mr*. the Cathedral, was assisted in the 30th Avenue. Husband of Barbara Mary dral Church he would open about on Dec. 29* after an illne** of three Mary Hudak of San Bernardino, Calif. GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED Kaiser: father of Jame.i A. of Denver, Solemn Requiem Mass by Fathers 5 a.m., and then he would take Owen McHugh and George Kear Dr. John J. of Payette, Ida.; Ben B. of Mr*. Brizendine wa* a graduate of care of the numerous details for Dallas, Tex.; Dr. Raymond F. Kai*cr Mercy Hospital School of Nursing. Den ney as deacon and subdeacon, re of Belhc.'da. Md.: al*o survived by the Ma.«.ses and other services. ver, da** of 1915. In 1918 Mr*. Bri seven grandchildren. Service.* were spectively. The Very Rev. Mon zendine joined the army nurse corp* Only after the last Mass of the held in Boulevard Mortuary Chapel signors Elmer J. Kolka, assistant and served in the European theater Westwood Unit day had been completed would Jan. 6. Burial wa* in .Mt. Olivet with base hospital 29. After leaving director of the Catholic Chari Cemetery. Boulevard .Mortuary. he take time out for a hasty the army *he served with the U. S ties, and David M. Maloney, As JENNIE SHARLAND. 72. of 5060 Veteran?' Administration at the re breakfast. Bryant Street. Wife of Charles Shar- gional office in Denver, at Fort Lyon*. sistant Chancellor, and eight Highlights in Allendorf’s ca Jacques Brothers land. Requiem High Mass was cele Hospital, and with the VA at Chey Plans Meeting priests were present in the sanc- reer as a sacristan, he once re brated in St. Catherine's Church Jan. 2. enne, W yo. tury. Since 1902 Burial wa* in .Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Mr*. Brizendine was the widow of lated, included the day o f recep Boulevard Mortuary. Charlc* Brizendine of Granite Canyon More than 500 persons at tion of F'irst Communion by boys Moinnnevtg of Distinction MARGARET COGSWELL, 88. of Wyo. After the death of her husband tended the Mass, in which sem Mullen Home. Requiem High Ma** h Mrs. Brizendine made her home On January 12 and girls o f Cathedral School. inarians and Cathedral servers Just Off Broadway being celebrated in Mullen Home Denver. “ It’s an experience,” he added, Chapel Thursday. Jan. 7. at 6:30. During her residency in Denver Mr*. ^yestwood. — (St. Anthony’s filled minor offices. Fathers Fa “ that is best appreciated by be Burial will be in M t. Olivet Cemetery. Brizendine wa* active in the Arch bian Joyce, O.F.M., pastor of St. on 6th .\ve. Boulevard Mortuary. diocenan Council of (Catholic Nurses, Parish)-—The Holy Name So ing present to see innocent chil PETER LANG, 79. of 3102 Downing the Mercy Hospital Alumnae, and the ciety will receive Communion in Elizabeth’s Church, Denver, and dren receive their Creator for Ovec 50 Years Street. Father of Gene. Adam, Leo. American Legion. Edward Giblin, O.F.M., also were and Joseph Lang, and Mr*. Mary a body in the 8 o’clock Mass the first time.” Surviving are a sister. Mrs. France* Sunday, Jan. 10. at the Mass. Mr. Allendorf was in One Location Hoschouer. Requiem High Mass will be King of Denver; and these niece* and Another favorite occasion he celebrated in Annunciation Church Sat nephews: Frederica Epson. Irma Ireson The Holy Name society ■ will a member of the Third Order o f enjoyed was the annual ordina Telephone AL. 2019 urday. Jan. 9. at 9 o’clock. Burial Ethel Fairchild, and France* Hayes St. Francis. will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Capitol ail of Denver, Marguerite Trigg. Long meet Tuesday, Jan. 12, in the tion rite conducted by Arch .Mortuary. Beach. Calif., Mildred Spilzer, Wash parish ball at 2:30 p.m. For 10 years Sacristan Allen bishop Urban J. Vehr in the Ca JOSE S. SALAS. 85. of 1213 32nd ington. D.C., and John H. Gussen dorf was the key man behind the thedral. Despite the vast amount itrc e l. Grandfather of Snnf Tafoya and haven. Philadelphia. Pa. Burial was in Altar Society scenes at services conducted in Margaret Gonzales. Mass wa* cele .Ml Olivet. Boulevard Mortuary. of preparation required for this brated in Sacred Heart Chtirch Jan. 5. Albert G. Allendorf the Cathedral. Ever-busy, he also EDGAR A. FOY Installation occasion on the part of the sac Burial wa* in Mt, Olivet Cemetery. Requiem High .Ma>* for Edgar A. was always genial and thus M o n II m e n Is Capital Mortuary. ristan, Allendorf seemed to have Foy, retired interior decorator, is being The Altar and Rosary Society Denver, Dec. 31, after a few JERRY BREEN LUCY L. RHOADES, of I»ng- earned the high regard of adults celebrated in Our Lady of Lourdes had its formal installation of forgotten the hard work when NVe have erected many beau mont. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. months of illness. Church Thursday. Jan. 7. at 9:30 and children alike. Sixty-five tiful monuments in Mt. Lucero, Requiem High Mass was cele officers at the January meeting. he saw the new candidates ele F lorist o'clock Allendorf’s great devotion to years of age, he had lived in To brated in St. John's Church Jan. 5. vated in the grand and majestic Olivet Cemetery. Mr. Foy died Jan. 4 in his home. 925 Appreciation was expressed to EDWIN P. BELL. 67. of 1620 Clark duty as sacristan was stressed by peka, Kans., before coming to Mexico Avenue, after a long illne**. •Mrs. Juan Archuleta, retiring ceremony to the dignity of the son Street. Husband of Rose M. Bell;! lo o t 15th St. He was 72 the Very Rev. Monsignor Walter;Denver. father of Louis E. Bell. El Paso, Tex., president, who gave generously priesthood. ' A. T. THOMSON Bom Oct. 25. 1881. at Htuehill. and Elsie Robin.<>on. At^adia, Calif.; J. Canavan in his sermon at the “ My work,” he said in an in M.\in 2279 Neb.. Mr. Foy was first employed a* of her time even after moving Unforgettable experiences, he 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 brother of Robert K. Bell, Santa Rita, an interior decorator in Hastings, Neb. Requiem Mass. “F'or 10 years,” terview three years ago, “ is al N. Mcx.. and .Mary Whilchill, Deming. away, and to air the officers. once recalled, were when per He married Johanna Weber there in he said, “ Mr. Allendorf per ways interesting. Daily, there N. .Mex.; stepfather of Robert E. and Parish-wide support is pledged sons unintentionally were locked 1903. Dorothy Wood. Also survived by three formed the neces.sary behind-the- are unexpected calls to render Mr. Foy moved to Colorado in 1908 the new group and an urgent in the Cathedral after 9 p.m. Oc grandchildren. Requiem High Mas.* was and farmed near Sterling and Julo*- celebrated in the Cathedral Jan. 2. invitation to'join is extended to casionally this would happen, de The firms listed here burg until moving to Denver in 1936. Call a Burial was In Mt. Olivet Cemetery. every woman who wishes to see spite warnings that the doors deserve to be remembered Mr. and Mrs, Foy celebrated their HECTOR MANUEL FLORES. 31. golden wedding anniversary last May. a school at St. Anthony’s. Funeral for Fire Victims were to be locked. Then passers- 1018 Champa Street. Father of Manuel. Surviving Mr. Foy are four daugh when you are distributing Raymond. Stella. Pauline. F>a, and Mrs. Rose Reno and Mrs. by would hear strange noises on ters. Mr*. Pauline .MetJinlcy and Mrs. the Cathedral doors, report them your patronage in the dif Ruth Flore*. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lillian Leabo, both of Denver; Mr*. Elizabeth Rickard will care for M.\in 7171 Alfredo Giron: brother of Gabriel. Verona McKenzie of Sterling and Mrs. the altar for the month o f Janu Held at Lady of Guadalupe at the rectory, and soon Allen Prompt Courtsoos Scrvlcs ferent lines of business. Ernie. Amador. Richard, and Stella Margie Wood* of Ovid; a son. Phil of ary. dorf would be aroused from sleep c h e a p e k r a t e s Flores, Mr*. Ruben .Martinez. Re- Denver: a *i*ter, .Mr*. Hazel Toalson. A triple funeral was held Jan. had attended Garden Place Grade <)uiom High Ma.s* was celebrated in to release the imprisoned parish 2-WAY RADIO CLEAN NEW CARS Texarkana. Ark.; 10 grandchildren and -Mr, and Mrs. Juan Archuleta in Our Lady of Guadalupe School. St. Cajetan’s ('hurch Jan. 6. Burial four great-grandchildren. Horan Mor ioner. wa* in .Mu Olivet. Trevino Mortuary. have returned from Raton, Church, Denver, for two children Her survivors, in addition to tuary. Survivors include his son-in- iiiiiiii illilllliii RUBEN MARES, 54, of Douglas, MRS. BRIDGET McNAMARA N.Mex. Mr. Archuleta’s father vs and their heroic aunt, who tried the previously mentioned sisters, Wyo. Brother of David. Felix, and Requiem High Mas? for .Mr*. Bridget improving after a grave illness. to save them from flames that include her parents, Mr. and Mrs. law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Pablo Mares, Mr*. Ignacio Otero. Mrs. McNamara, native of Ireland, is being George Schell, Cathedral Parish, celebrated in St. Philomena’* Church .Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Pic- gutted their garag;e-home. £siquio Gonzales; three brothers, •• Eutimia Sanchez: uncle of Sammy R. the former being assistant sac Why Pay More?” _ .Mare*. Isabel Apodaca, Tillie Pedraza. Thursday. Jan. 7. at 9:30 o'clock. cone announce the birth of a The Very Rev. John Ordinas, Joe, Anthony, and Charlie; and s Requiem High Mass was celebrated Mr?. McNama.'-a died Jan. h in Mercy son, Mariano, Dec. 31, at St. C.R., offered Mass when the fu three other sisters, Esperanza ristan the past five years; two s i in St. Cajetan’s Church Jan. 5. Tre- Hospital after a three-week illness Joseph’s Hospital. sons, Charles, Fort Logan; and (Trademark) = I vino Mortuary. She was 77, neral Was held for Louise and Isabel Gonzales and Mrs. = ' MARGARET RAMIREZ. 1. of 4351 Bom Oct. 4, 1876, in County Clare. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gold an Ramirez, V^\ her sister, Mar George Abad. Edward, Englewood; and 12 S , Delaware. Daughter of Mr. and Mr.*. Ireland, she came to the United States nounce the birth of a son on garet, 1: and their aunt, Rosie Louise and Margaret were the grandchildren. S i Miguel Ramirez; granddaughter of .Mr. at 18 and settled in Now York City. Jan. 4 at S't. Anthony’s. Allendorf was the husband o f Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores S^and Mrs. Esequio Gonzales, and Mrs. She married John McNamara there Gonzales, 16. Burial for all three only children of Mr. and Mrs. and the couple moved to Denver in Schuster-Hake was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Ramirez. The Ramirez family, the late Christina H. Allendorf, 1902. .Mr. .McNamara died in 1930. evicted from their home Dec. 26, who died Dec. 9, 1952. His son, Colorado Owned Stores Mrs. McNamara maintained a foster Nuptials in Kansas The children, daughters of Mr. Counterspy to Speak home for children under the auspice* and Mrs. Miguel Kan’ irez, 4351 were living in the garage until Bernard, succumbed in Febru 16th & Glenarm of Catholic Charities from 1931 until Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schuster at Delaware Street, were in bed they could move into a home they ary, 1951, and his sister, Mrs. the time of her death. She lived at tended the wedding of their son At Denver Press Club'i 672 St. Paul Street. when the fire started and swept were buying in South\.est Den Barbara Brull, died in Hays, Engltwood 800 Santa Fc Dr. Surviving her are a daughter. Mis* Leroy and the former Miss ver. Kans., in July, 1953. 15th and California Herbert A. Philbrick, famous suddenly through the garage in 30 South Broadway MarRuerile McNamara of Denver: two Estelle Hake at St. Boniface’s which they were temporarily liv 3933 W . Colfax Curtis & I5th St. 17th & Tremont counterspy for the FBI, will de M7A.m";«"of "H ot.tirca.ff":* a''',i^: in Tipton Kans. On Dec. ing, about 6:30 a.m. Dec. 30. The liver a lecture on Communism to 30. Their sons, Ray and Bruce, IIIIUIIII the Colorado Chapter of Sijrma ter. Mr*. Nora Millane. County Clare. fire was blamed on gas fumes Ireland: five grandchildren and one accompanied them. The bride is that exploded in a faulty flue of Delta Chi at the Denver Press great-grandchild. the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Club Friday nipht. Burial will be In Mt. Olivet. Boule a coal stove. Qe ^ E N \ m ^ r y (j Oo d s C o . vard Mortuary. Theodore Hake o f Tipton. She SPECIALIST Philbrick was a member of the Their father had gone to work was graduated from S t Boni and their mother was in the WHERE DENVER SHOPS WITH CONFIDENCE HEART, NERVOUS & GLAND Communist party for nine years face's School in Tipton and St. until the sensational trial of top Earl Faulhaber Directs house, occupied by her own par DISEASES Francis’ School of Nursing in ents,4 on the same lot as the Downtown • KEystone 2111 CKerty Creek • DEzter 8555 Communist leaders in 1949 dis- Wichita. The bridegroom was EYE-EAR-NOSE-THROAT closed that he w as’ actually an garage. Mi-s. Ramirez and Miss Drive for New Knights graduated from St. Francis de Gonzales, her sister, rushed to SEE DR. P. W. FORSTER, D.C. F’BI agent. The television show, Sales’ High here and attended The membership committee of the garage after another sister, HEART DISEASE ill typii. Apopliiy. Analna Pietorli (Ptin in thi Heart and Enlarfinent). "1 Led Three Lives” is based on Colorado A. & M. At present he the Knights o f Columbus Coun Miss Angie Gonzales, 22, saw Valvilir Dlteate (leakage). Short of breath. Endocarditis. Rheemitle Heart. Palpitation. his experiences. is in the Marine Corps, stationed Fibrillation (shaking heart). Arrhythmia (antven beat). Fast or flow beating'Heart. De* cil 539 will meet Jan. 12 at 8 Philbrick, who arrived in Den at Camp Pendleton, Calif. pressed FNlIng. Fear of Death. High or Low Blood Prtisire. Poor Cireilstlon. HAVE YOUR p.m. to plan a drive to bring HEART EXAMINED BY THE NEWEST SCIENTIFIC HEART DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT. ver Jan. 3, appeared on a panel Walt Burke, of Wheatridge, council membership to the larg JAN UARY Let's find the eaise and help yoi to ovcrcoao it now before It li too late t* do to. discussion of Communism Tues Marine Corps partner of Leroy, NERVOUS DISEASES. Epilepsy. Neiralgli. Piralytit. Mental Oipresslon. Asthma, Hay est number in its history. Frnr. Bronchitis. SInis. Skin Diseases. Eeiema. eti. Dlatnes^ Earaebt, Hiadiehet (Mi day night on Channel Seven. He also drove to Tipton to the wed graine). Hud noises. Eya Diseases, Inflamed Eves. addressed community leaders The meeting will be at the ding. GLAND DISEASES. Female Diseases. Protagsed Organs (Uteris, ete.). Ovaritis, tmgilar Wednesday at the Chamber of K. of C. home, 16th -Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Schuster W H ITE, Menstriatien. Barrenness. Fibroid Tamort (no tirgery). Hot Flashes, Uterine Hemorrhages. Commerce Building and spoke at and Grant Street. Denver, under .^ent the week end here on their Change of life. Prostate Gland, Sei Dcflcleney. the Rotary Club 'Thursday noon. direction of Earl Faulhaber, STOMACH. Liver. Kidney. Bladder, Gall Bladder Disease. Stomach A Oiodenal Ulcers. way to Camp Pendleton. Ray DIABETES. NEW TYPE OF TREATMENT (no Instllo). Constipation, Anemia. Hlceoight. chairman. Mr. Faulhaber has in Schuster spent his Christmas RHEUMATISM. Arthritis. Neoritls, Sclatlu. Lombago. All Back Pains. NEW TREATMENT Five new parish site, have vited every member of the coun leave at home. Ward Salisbury EVENT FOR VERTEBRAL DISC INFLAMMATION. (NO SURGERY). Pbyslul EzaainatieQ. Ask for cil to attend the committee meet, Handbook of DIsush. been purchaied. More are from St. .Marys, Kans., visited needed. Your pledget will pay ing and to participate in the him here Saturday and Sunday, \ I 1551 California McClinlock Bldg. MAin 5596 for them. campaign for new members. then both young men returned to Camp Carson. Catechism classes will re sume this week at 3:30 on Fri day for the junior and senior high school students and after the 8:30 Mass Saturday morn ing for elementary students. Confessions will b e heard Saturday from 4 :30 to 6 and from 7:30 to 9 o’clock in the evening. Dinner Held For Choir Members The choir was entertained at dinner Jan. 5 by the parish in Rotie Gonzales appreciation o f the many hours of practice given for the Christ flames and smoke pouring from mas Mass. Present were: Donald the brick structure. Maher, director; the Rev. Mich Rosie Gonzales opened a ael Maher, pastor; Mr. and Mrs. garage door and rushed inside Churchill, Mr. and Mrs. T. Prus, while Mrs. Ramirez struggled in Mrs. Juan U. Archuleta, Mr. and vain to opfen a sliding door. Mrs. Robert Green, Mr. and Mrs. When firemen extinguished the Celedon Vigil, Mr, and Mrs. C. flames, they found Miss Gonzales Williamson, .Madelyn Burns, Au- kneeling lifeless beside the crib day D’Angelo, Mr. and Mrs. in which the dead children lay. Caragher, .Mrs. Kenneth Miller She had apparently been placing and Irene, Jim Caragher, Robert a blanket over them when she L. Cunningham, Kaye Moore, was overcome. Pat Traynor, David Caragher, Miss Gonzales was a pupil in and Marlene Gerlits. Morey Junior High School. She Great savings on slight irregulars! Former Theology Prof At Seminary Is Buried Famous Make Funeral services for the Rev. Seminary. Burial followed in St. Thomas Francis Schmucker, Mary’s Cemetery. Rayon Damasks C.M., professor of dogmatic the Father Schmucker died sud denly after a heart attack on ology at St. Thomas’ Seminary Dec. 30 at his brother’s home in 1940-48, were held Jan. 4 from Dallas, Tex. He was 53 years 65 X 85 cloths In the chapel of S t Mary’s Sem of age. 1 Ordained June 16, 1926, in St. white or colors, if inary, Perryville, Mo. A brother Francis Xavier’s Church, St. perfect 11.95 and was the late Father John Patrick Louis, Father Schmucker went 13.95 6 .9 8 Schmucker, C.M., of S t Jjouis’ to Rome shortly after ordina Preparatory Seminary. tion, and two years later re Solemn Mass o f Requiem was ceived his doctorate in sacred offered by the Very Rev. James theology in the college of the Ofingtr Prowing doom, 14th at lovldtr W'. Stakelum, Provincial of the Vincentians in Rome. 6SxlOS clothi, if perfect 14.95 and 16'.95 8 . 9 8 Western province of the Vincen Teaching Career KNEELING BENCHES AND COMPLETE tians, and the last absolution was He taught in Kenrick Sem given by Father Stakelum. inary from 1929 to 1931, and in S t Louis Preparatory Seminary 20x20 napkin*, if perfect Students in the seminary held from 1931 to 1932. After eight 6 for 6.00 and 6 for 6.75 6 for 4.98 SETTING FOR CATHOLIC SERVICES other offices in the Mass with years of teaching in St. Mary’s the sermon being delivered by Seminary, Perryville, and an the Very Rev. Daniel W. Mar other eight years in St Thomas’ This spacious drawing room is typical of the tin, C.M., rector of S t Mary’s Seminary, and a year in parish unexcelled facilities which have made Olingers LEGAL NOTICE work in Dallas, Tex., he returned Damasks famed for beauty and excelling to Perryville, where, in addition NOTICE TO CREDITORS sheen . . . Yours at a bargain due to slight the choice of so many Catholic families ESTATE OF JOHN JACOBSON. to serving as professor of theol DECEASED. ogy, he was in charge of the li No. mu brary at the time o f his death. misweaves or tiny stains (easily laundered in Denver, Each member of our outstanding Nolle* if hereby sWen that on the ISth d«y of December, 1953, letter* of Father Schmucker is survived adminittration ware iaiued to th* under- by two brothers, George out). Floral, scroll and stripe patterns in Catholic staff is available to serve at ' altrned aa Adminlatrator o f th* *boTe namad e«tat* and all persona havinc Schmucker, at whose home he claima asainst said estate are required died, and Walter Schmucker, white, and some pastels. Not all colors in any of Olingers’ neighborhood mortuaries. NNEIGHBORHOOD E IG H B to file them for allowanoe in the County also of Dallas; and three sisters. ^ Court of the City and County of Denver, all sizes and patterns. Colorado, within aix months from said Sister Annunciation of the Poor MORTUARIES date or aaid claima will be forever barred. Clares, Sister Immaculate o f the ANDREW WY80WATCKY, Sisters of S t Mary, and Mrs. ■*ir I4TH AT BOUlOEd • SPIER AT SHERMAN • t-COlPAX AT MAONOUA • ENOlEWOOD (J775 SO. IROAC^WAY) Administrator. Frank Golding, who lives in Fort Downtown— Fourth Floor) Cherry Creek— Lower Main Floae iC: Firit Publieation December 24, 1953 Lett PubUeatlon January 21. 1954 l i Thursday, January 7, 1954- Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4'205 PAGE ELEVEN Colorado’s Devotion to Mar^ By Rev. John B. Ebel first assignment, as assistant that this devotion will do any IN THIS MARIAN YEAR in the parish of Cendre, a ^ tle good to the parish?’ asked the it is interesting to note that distance-from the city of Cler pastor. ‘I am sure it will,’ an L... ;...... ;| Denver’s first church, old St. mont in France. The large swered Father Machebeuf, with Mary’s Cathedral, was dedi proportion of his sermons here warmth of manner and convic cated to Our Blessed Lady. The that had the Blessed Virgin for tion in his tone. “Then, go on same is true of the first church their subject proves “ the depths and do as you wish in the mat Changing and Changeletss in Colorado, Our Lady of of his devotion to the Mother ter,’ said the venerable cure.’’ Guadalupe, at Conejos, in the ■oi God.’’ Father Machebeuf immedi By Paul H. Hallett conventions. It most emphatically does not apply Diocese of Pueblo. It was IT WAS, strangely enough, ately wrote to his sister, a ONE OF THE less savory things for which in the area of morality.” The confusion of moral in the San Luis Valley that the this devotion which brought pupil with the Visitation nuns 1953 will be noted was the general attack made first permanent settlement in him into.his only disagreement in his native village of Riom, ity with conventions is characteristic of too many. Colorado was made in 1850. with the venerable old* pastor and asked her to make up some l?y motion picture interests, aided by such offi “WITH RESPECT to the primary and, in Archbishop John B. Lamy of whom he served. As the month bouquets of artificial flowers cious libertarians as the Civil Liberties Union, to effect, the essential part of the Code, to call for Santa Fe visited Conejos as of May approached. Father for his May altar. He was able end film censorship in the few states where it early as 1854 and gave Con Machebeuf wished to make its revision is tantamount to calling for a re to report to her happily that exists. The Attorney General of New York is firmation there. preparations for May devo the devotions were well attend vision of the Ten Commandments and the moral The first Mass in modern tions. But the old pastor, in ed and resulted in a gre^t in even now pleading the case for his state in the order of the Western world, which is rooted ia Colorado was offered in Cone whom lingered the consequen crease of piety in the parish. Supreme Court. the Ten Commandments. . , . ces of Jansenism, threw up his jos in 1853, when priests from THROUGHOUT HIS MIS- The show ing last year o f The Moon Is Blue, hands. This was a novelty, ”As to the secondary and impermanent part Abiquin in New Mexico visited SIONARY LIFE and his diffi and the present exhibition of The French Line, there. The first Church of an innovation! o f the Code, consisting of a number of regula cult days on the Colorado fron which is being fought by St. Louis Catholics, Our Lady of Guadalupe As a good assistant. Father tier, Bishop Machebeuf was tions based on policy and expediency, this has was built in 1858 after a visit Machebeuf acceded to his pas foreshadow attempts to abolish even the volun sufitained and strengthened by been subject to revision and amendment fre by Father Joseph F. Machebeuf tor’s wishes, and went quietly his devotion to Our Lady. On Shrine of Our Lady at Lourdes, France, tary code of the motion picture industry. Sam to his room, where he took out and the first resident priest in many and many a long trip on The World-Famous is constructed on the spot where the quently throughout its entire life. his Rosary and spent the rest uel Goldwyn broadly hinted that unless the cin- Colorado, the Rev. Jose Vin horseback or in the large v .n "Incidentally, it is this part of the Code of the day in prayer, feeling ;mapyi„'c;io;c;o7,'iri.™gh^ cente Montano, was named that he used in later years, the shown at left above in the garb of the Sisters of Charity. confident that Mary would ar which has caused much criticism to be visited to Conejos the same year. Rosary passed continually The pilgrimage from the Rocky Mountain area, which will leave to date, the tendency to bypass it, which has range everything for the best. upon the Code as a whole. That this should be Bishop Machebeuf s whole through his gnarled fingers. New York April 21 on the Queen Elizabeth, will visit the shrine at already begun, will increase.’’ life was illumined by his devo “ That same evening the pas Lourdes at the foot of the Pyrenees Mountains, as well as the tomb so is indeed proper and logical, because some tor called him and said: ‘You The saintly apostle of Colo BUT VOLUNTARY censorship does not tion to Our Lady. F^her W. J. of St. Bernadette in Nevers, France. of the policy regulations that have been in ef Hewlett tells in his Life of wish to celebrate the month of rado has left us a valuable ex lack its supporters within the ranks of thosei ample for the Marian Year, Beloved St. Anthony of Padua (right), the wonder-worker, will fect have been plain silly, such as the regula Bishop Machebeuf how this de Mary, do you?’ ‘Yes,’ replied have a special place in the pilgrimage, which is under the patronage who have a voice in the industry. Eric Johnston, the young curate, ‘Do you think into the observance of which tion against the use of the words ’hell’ and votion manifested itself in his of Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver. president of the Motion Picture Association, an- he would have thrown himself ’dam n.’ zealously and wholeheartedly. St. Anthony’s Sanctuary at Padua, in Northern Italy, and his swered Goldwyn with admirable point: He I- . 1 _ . “ ^ T r _ I— _ V1 ^ A 1 — IT ^ A 11 r v s 1 vs B \ 11 ^ Denver Catholic Register He well knew from his pas birthplace in Lisbon, Portugal, will be visited, and the pilgrims will wrote to the film tycoon that the principles of [But] "if the revision requested from what The toral experience that devotion sail from Lisbon May 21 on the Saturnia on the return trip to the President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. the Code were "rooted in the Ten Command-, ever source involves an alteration of a moral to Mary means deeper devo United States. Editor____ Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Fh.D., Jour.D., Litt.D., LL.D. ments," and are, "as you surely recognize, eter principle based on the Ten Commandments, the tion to her Divine Son, and Arrangements for the pilgrimage, which will be under the per Managing Director____ Monsignor John B. Cavaiiagh, M.A., Ph.D. that she is, for many, the way sonal leadership of Bishop Hubert M. Newell of Cheyenne, may be nal and unchanging moral verities." Johnston is answer must be an emphatic 'No.' Failing to City Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. to Christ. His Episcopal motto made with the Mary Ann Fisher Travel Service, Box 1560, Denver; not a Catholic. make this answer, the Association would be Associate Editors— Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linus was: “ Auspice Maria.’’ phone MA. 1211. ______Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.D.; Paul Hallett, At about the same time, Martin Quigley, come party to emasculating the Code so as to Litt.D.; Jack Heher, B.A., Litt.D.; Frank Morriss, B.S., LL.B., who is a Catholic, and who was the co-author make it a hollow pretense, which would betray Litt.M.; Edward Mack Miller, Litt.M.; William Warner, B.S., Family—Iteflectioii of Trinit^y of the Production Code, answered Goldwyn in its ow n and the public interest.” Litt.M.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F.A.______his magazine, jMolion Picture Herald. H e HERE IS THE Bv Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen Person o f the Trinity, equal in leave much to be desired, and morality of film censorship Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. ALMIGHTY GOD so es nature and perfection to the no one can equate human love brought In a distinction that, if observed, could presented plainly and with intelligence— intelli Tfaii Paper Printed £ntirelr by Union Labor teemed the dignity of the fam Father. And this Person, the with the divine. But one can save endless contention. gence, which consists primarily in making the ily that He traced in it a mir exact representation of the Fa see in the family, as it was "To say that the Code ought to be brought proper distinctions; it is the hard dry light of Published Weekly bv established by God Himself, roring of His own Triune ther in nature, is the Son, the up to date sounds, on the face o f it, like an en reason against the murk of sentimental confusion THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIBTY, (Inc.) Being. Eternal Word, the Second a faint reflection of the tirely reasonable observation,” noted Quigley. that characterizes the writing of those who at 938 Bannock Street, 1 When the Holy Sacrifice is Person of the Most Holy Trinity. Trinity. The dignity God has given "The world moves on and institutions and in tack censorship simply because it is censorship. Telephone, KEystone 4205 P.O. Box 1620 offered on Catholic altars this Sunday, the liturgy will focus Then, also from eternity and man and wife in asking them dividuals who want to be abreast of the times Goldw'yn would do well to remember the basic with no measure in time, the to share His great creative Subscription: on the Holy Family o f Naza must keep up with the procession. points of censorship— they are not at all diffi reth— that unique dome.stic J'ather and the Son nourish a plan should be the measure of "But any such dictum applies to customs and cult to understand. $1,50 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. gi-oup where virginity was the mutual Jove 'for each other. every family’s internal peace, $2.00 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. rule- of life, and the only Because the object of the d i-, charity, and ultimate holiness. Canada, $2.75 a year per subscription. Child was the Son o f God. vine act of love, on both parts, THE WORLD TODAY has, Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.50 a year. Then will be held up for the is infinite Goodness; and be in great part, trampled under ’Out of the Depths’ emulation of Christians the di cause the act itself is of in foot the ideals that should sur By Rev. Francis Syrianey Communist efforts’* have had Indeed, it has been princi vine charity that must have finite power, since it arises mount the Christian hearth. 42 Thursday, January 7, 1954 A FAVORITE PASTIME much to do with forcing the pally in Fiance that the new prevailed in the household of from the divine will, the re Divorce— the great annihila- these days in the public press once-proud country to its concept of Catholic Action, Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. sult of this mutual love be tor of the basic unit of society and the journals of opinion is knees and that the Reds have ‘ ‘the apostolate o f like to like,” OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER THE HOLY FAMILY was tween Father and Son is yet — is legally easy. Often the to look down one’s nose con a tightly organized “ fifth col has achieved its most gratify The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. the perfect family from the another Person — the Holy fundamental purpose of mar descendingly and utter a few umn” doing their bidding at ing success. The Young Chris We confirm it as the official publication of the archdiocese. viewpoint of union with God— Ghost— who proceeds equally ried life is stymied by sinful words of commiseration, or ■all times and in all fields, it tian Workers (Jocist) move Whatever appears in its columns over the signature of the Or which constitutes sanctity. from the Father and the Son, means. maybe scorn, for the sad state would still have to be admitted ment is now more than a quar dinary or those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared But every Christian family has as from one principle. The family is the mirror of in which “ La Belle France” that the desertion of religion ter-century old. Its principles is probably the root cause of official. an obligation to set its sights There is no explanation, of God. May its reflection be finds itself. have been adopted by the We hope The Register will be read in every home of the on sanctity, and it will draw course, of the innermost action without blemish or distortion. Not foTgelting that direct the nation’s troubles. Church in all countries and It must be remembered, too, adapted to varying circum archdiocese. from the center o f the Holy of the Triune God, but what We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste Family the divine help it needs has been given is the philoso that France bears the scars of stances. two terrible wars, perhaps as in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of The to achieve that lofty aim. pher's analogy of the great NOTHING MORE STRIK- Li^ht on Africa damaging to her spirit as to Register. It was said that God traces mystery. INGLY signalizes this awak By J. R. W alsh her material resources. And in * URBAN J. VEHR, in the human family a min-or- IN THE HUMAN FAMILY, his new book, Trekking for ening vitality in France than this state of wounded pride, Jan. 29, 1942 < Archbishop of Denver too. there is a procession of MOVIELAND and newspa Souls. It presents a story of the deep hold of the liturgy on Hig of the Trinity. And this strong forces and greedy in another being that results per accounts of race terrorism raw courage and pioneering in family life. The intimate par is true. A consideration, first terests, economic, social, and in Africa present a divergent a land needy but far from des ticipation of the faithful in o f the Trinity and then o f the from an act of love. Man and ideological, are struggling for Schedule of Forty Hours' Devotion and pessimistic view of life in titute of Christianity’s civiliz the Mass, the widespread use family unit, will show the wife are "two in one flesh.’’ pieces of her soul. ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER parallel. Their souls cemented in a holy the so-called Dark Continent. ing and educational influence. o f the Missal, a sense o f the Father Brady sketches the SMALL WONDER, THEN, liturgy in the celebration of GOD T h e FATHER is om union blessed by God, they And yet few persons are ac Week of Jan. 10, Sunday Within the Octave of the Epiphany that, though nominally a mem feasts in the home, the sur nipotent, eternal, all-perfect love each other. From this quainted with the dynamic his history of the Church fnom the Denver, St. Clara’s Orphanage ber of the Big Three, France prising circulation of excel Being personified. .According love, and the act that belongs tory and progressive growth of 15th-century Portuguese ex Cheyenne Wells, St. Joseph’s Hospital plorers to those Oblate Fathers is hard put to send a qualified lent printed matter and films to the analogy given by Thom- to the marital union, there re the Church in that land. who in 1838 established the representative to policy dis dealing with the liturgy and istic philosophy, the Father sults a third party, its body A true picture of Church first permanent mission in cussions, or that splinter par the spiritual life, and a posi has, from eternity, an idea—• fashioned from man and wife growth in Africa and a debunk CATHOLIC RADIO and TV LOG- South Africa. The book sum ties and behind - the-scenes tive emphasis on social justice and its soul created directly ing of some one-sided news ac a perfect, all-embracing idea chicanery could delay the coun and charity—all are solid indi KOA, Denver KFKA, Greeley | by the Almighty, counts are presented by Father marizes activities of Oblate — o f Himself. So perfect is try in choosing a President, cations that, though France is All analogies, necessarily. William E. Brady, O.M.I., in missioners’ activities in t h e ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, j this idea that it is another area from 1852 to 1952. or that each new Prime Minis indeed sick, she still has within 10:45 p.m. 12:30 p.m. IN A LAND almost twice the ter knows that he must walk herself the means of healing CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, size of the state of Texas, Fa a delicate line in order to win herself. 12 noon. KBOL, Boulder ther Brady reveals the story of the necessary “ votes of confi Even in the midst o f a neo- dence” to keep in power. KFEL, Denver SACRED HEART PROGRAM j Oblate foundations at Natal, pagan environment, young Every weekday at 7 a.m. the Free States, Basutoland, To the surface observer Catholic married couples are AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday. Transvaal, and Southwest A f France is “ ripe for the piclo- dedicating their lives to the 5:30 a.m., and 11:30 p.m. KFEL-TV, Denver rica. Hardships of poverty, ing,” if anyone would want sanctification of their homes ROSARY FOR PEACE— Sun (Channel 2) travel, war, and lack of person her. Even some o f her out in the full appreciation of the standing figures were hard day, 10:45 p.m. BISHOP SHEEN, “ Life Is nel are commonplace f o r the sacrament of Christian mar put to analyze what is wrong Worth Living,’’ Tuesday, 8 missionaries and their heroic riage. These foyers or groups FAMILY THEATER— Sunday, with their country in answer of a half dozen couples pray p.m, auxiliaries, the sisters. 7:30-8 p.m. Successes in “ trekking for to a query put to them by ing, working, and studying SACRED HEART PROGRAM KBTV, Denver souls” also are recounted in the Time magazine. France, which together are reminiscent of the — Sunday, 11 p.m. book. Examples include the be should be taking the lead in communal life of the early (Channel 9) ginning of the now flourishing the formation of the Euro Christians. They have their pean Defense Community, is counterparts in groups of the KTLN, Denver REGIS COLLEGE, “ Treasure mission of Basutoland, the confused and vacillating. 'This FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— Chest of Knowledge” — Every original mission among the na Christian Family Movement in intetnal confusion and uncer Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. tives of South Africa; also the U.S. other Monday, 6 p.m. Let THRIFT Take Out tainty are forfeiting for the efforts of Bishop Jolivet, Perhaps more than any O.M.I., in the Christian educa France her natural role in Western Europe to a resur single individual the late great tion of youth, and his work Cardinal Emmanuel Suhard of gent Germany, confident and among the immigrants after Paris pointed the way for the **!£*’ in your Future! the diamond and gold booms self-assured, though techni cally the loser of the war. clergy and laity to re-Chris- o f 1866 and 1885. tianize a de - Christianized Hear Expansion of missionary BUT THERE IS ANOTHER France. A series o f magnifi effort in this Dark Continent side of the coin. It is not cent pastorals have done for presents some idea of the far- strange that the two most France what the social encycli A S K and LEARN reaching effects of the pio widely acclaimed French cals have done for the Catho neering work of the early stal novels in recent months. The lic world. His legacy is just be wart missionaries. A t present Passionate Heart by Beatrix “ IF we only had the money— ginning to bear fruit, not only more than 650 Oblates, includ Beck and Saints in Hell by Gil in France, but throughout the ing three Archbishops and bert Cesbron, should deal world. KOA No doubt you’ve heard this phrase four Bishops, care for the largely with what has been THE DAY WILL SOON BE spiritual needs of 450,000 called “ the most fervent mis time and again — perhaps even said persons, nearly half the Cath sionary work in the world to HERE when Cardinal Suhard will be mandatory reading for olic population. day,” the efforts of ’ French 10:45 those who want to know which it yourself. WITH VOCATIONS on the Catholicism to re-evangelize EVERY SV!SDy4Y EVEMNG increase among South African.^ the masses,‘ seemingly lost to way the Church is going. For as Bishop John J. Wright of ' of European, Colored, and the Church. Worcester says: “France re Questions on religion submitted by the radio One sure way to H.WE money . . . African descent, there is Nor should it be forgotten mains nonetheless the cradle great promise. Father Brady that our Holy Father himself audience answered on the archdiocesan broad o f the most valiant, the most to be prepared for an uncertain fu a,sserts, for the future of the thought enough of the French cast. humane and divine of the cul Church in this fabulous em Hierarchy to give the country tural, social, and spiritual pro Booklet on Catholic Church available free of ture . . . is by SAVING. two more Cardinals last year, pire of diamonds and gold. grams by which the unchang cost to all inquirers. bringing the total to seven. ing Catholic ideals are trans “ Whoever wishes to become Addressing a group of French WRITE TO Why not open a SAVINGS AC lated into terms intelligible to great among you shall be your pilgrims, Pius XII said: “ A each changing generation.” ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA servant; and wlwrtver wishes to striving for clarity of vision is Denver 2, Colorado COUNT at The American National be first among you shall be to be noted, particularly in the Cardinal Suhard has pointed • ' your slave; even as the Son of field of Catholic Action, the way for his beloved coun Bank now. Man has not come to be served among th e Catholics of try to rise from out of the but to serve, and to give His France, which is justly attract depths and to resume its place MAin 5314 life as a ransom for many” ing the attention of the as the “ eldest daughter o f the (Matt. XX, 26-28). world.” Church.” F. J. KIRCHHOF Who Owns Undersea Lands? By Linus M. R iordan vored the freedom of the seas recognized ownership based on THE DISCOVERY of new viewpoint, a doctrine of world anything but actual ‘exercise land in the past centuries law voiced many centuries of dominion’ over territory Construction Co. proved a focal point for many ago by the Emperor Justinian. and on this basis denies the nations,, and conquering man THIS VIEWPOINT always claims of Argentina, Chile, BUILDERS kept pushing frontiers back brings up the argument of Australia, and New Zealand to 1 until there seemed to be no where the land ends and the Antarctica.” more land for which to strive. sea begins. At one time in the THERE SEEMS little dan We Appreciate Your Patronage But this is not true, for the U. S. the three-mile limit was ger of wars over the disputed FREE PARKING world ownership of underseas the boundary. But' in 1945, the underseas land, unless Russia 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. areas has in the past few years U. S. adopted the Continental should wish to use her newly developed into an important right next door Shelf Lands Act and pro found claims to the Arctic as a issue and some o f the biggest claimed possession of all o ff Commie pretext for a war. It ESTABLISHED 1101 quarrels concerning global real shore land not deeper than would seem that Russia could estate are even now headed 600 fathoms. A submerged find more suitable arguments for the World Court at the area ^ eater than that of all for starting hostilities, and she The American Fixture Co. Hague. the onginal 13 states was thus has never been at a loss before . c Among the land problems annexed. to drum up some excuse for HuiifMtwtn •! that have to be settled is the This same doctrine was re her conquests. ownership of Antarctica, cently invoked by Australia as Perhaps the adjudication in TheAMERICAN NATIONAL BANK the frigid land mass around Church Pews and Altars the legal grounds for exclud the World Court of claims by the South Pole. Australia and ing Japanese fishermen from Church Fnmitnre Japan are contending over various nations over underseas of Denver an area of 80 miles o ff her lands can lead to a precedent Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures pearl shell fishing rights, and shqres. the title o f Canada to a vast that will prove the means of Milltcork of All Kinds I7t^ at Lawrence Streets area near the North Pole is in “The United States,” John settling all world dispute* in courts rather than on the HA. 0168 question. The U. S. is vitally F. Semboser, a member of the f . J. Klrchhol. Pres. battlefields. Then lawyers, in 1236 Arapahoe St. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION involved in the Antarctic dis international law committee C. F. Stahl, Vie* Pr*s. stead of armies, will fight for Denver, Colo, pute. of the American Bar Associa The U. S. has alwayt fa tion, poinU out, “has never their nations’ welfare. . •/ 9 PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, January 7, 4954 St.Catheritte'sHNS * M l Carmel Dads Lights at St. ^Catherine's Will Meet Jon. 11 NORTH DENVER NEWS To Hold [lections Are Viewed by Hundreds (Our Lady of Mt, Carmel PariiH, Denver) Monday, Jan. 11 Rev. C. R. Malatesta to Speak f The Fathers’ Club will hold (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) an important meetinff Monday, Edgewater PTA Jan. 11, in the high school cafe All men of the parish are in teria. The fathers of all school 40 Hours" Devotion Begins Will Hear Talk vited to attend the meeting of the children are invited to attend. Holy Name Society Monday, Jan. The Altar and Rosary Society 11, at 8:16 p.m. in the school cafe will hold its regular meeting By Judge Cook teria. Election and installation of Jan. 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the rec At St. Dominic's Jan. 15 officers for the coming year will tory. '(St. Mary Magdalene's Parish, be held; After the meeting re Members are reminded to (St. Domlnic'i Parish, Denver) Denver) freshments will be served and bring their dues up to date and The Forty Hours’ devotion will begin on Friday, Jan. The highlight of the PTA's and games may be played make returns on the money from 15. The opening service will be a Mass of Exposition at first night meeting will be Judge The Holy Name Society men the last games party. Refresh 8:30 that morning. The Blessed Sacrament will remain Joseph E. Cook's lecture on will receive Communion in the ments will be scn’cd by Miss “ Our American Heritage.” This 7:30 Mass Sunday, Jan. 10. exposed all day and until after the Holy Hour that eve- meeting will be held Jan. 13 Lorraine Vitalle, Mrs. Bambi Four 'Converfs Baptized which will be held from' in the school cafeteria at Ricca, Mrs. Lucy Falbo, Mrs. ning , ning, Jan. 8, will be conducted 7:30 to 8:30. Confessions will The following converts were re Mary Barone, Mrs. Lucy Stero, by the Rev. J. G. Forquer, O.P. 8 p.m. and Mrs. Della LaConte. be heard after the Holy Hour. The attendance o f the fathers cently baptized by Father John It will be held from 7:30 to 8:30 Anderson: Florine Marie Brel Saturday morning, Jan. 16, p.m. Confessions will be heard and working parents who are un and, with 'Verda Wells as sponsor; the Blessed Sacrament will be after the services. able to attend the regular day Ruby May Theisen, with Cather exposed after the 8:30 Mass. Sunday, Jan. 10, will be Com time meetings is particularly ine Stahl as sponsor; Hazel E. Special devotions will be held in munion day for members of the urged. .^11 are asked to note the the evening at 7:30. Confessions Holy Name Society, the Ushers’ change in time from Jan. 20 to Perry, with Bernice Perry as will be heard as usual on Satur Club, and the Bo.v Scouts. All Jan. 13. sponsor; and Mary Rosalyn Piro, day, at 4 o’clock in the afternoon Hostesses for this meeting are with 'Virginia Mancinelli as spon Piefiup and Delivery these will receive in a group in and after devotions in the eve the 7 :30 Mass. the fourth grade room mothers. sor. 3160 Tejon GLendale 0228 ning. Annual Meeting Classrooms will be open for par Infants baptjipd were Richard Sunday, Jan. 16, the Blessed I r .o /i:* ents to visit between 2:30 and 8. Frederick, s o n ^ f Mr. and Mrs. Sacrament will be exposed after To Review Frederick Crawford, with Agnes The annual meeting the 9 o’clock Mass and remain 'Mouse Hunter' and Roy Charland as sponsors; on the altar until the closing parish credit unipn will be held Teresa Jane Mary, daughter of and will be ablaze again during the days of the on Wednesday evening, Jan. 13, The Mouse Hunter by Lucile Mr. and Mrs. John Cooke, with A Glowing Candelabra“. ’’S " “,'‘p.‘" National Western Stock Show. exercises take place at 4 o’clock Hasley and Where Love Is, God FRED LUCCI that afternoon. The sermons at 8 p.m. Everyone is invited to Violet and William Lombardi as sersby by St. Catherine’s Church, 4200 Federal The lighting project was started in 1952 at during the Forty Hours’ will be I attend especially the new mem Is by Baroness Catherine de sponsors; Michael Jay, son of Mr. Boulevard, Denver. Designed by Carl Ferris, a St. Catherine’s, shortly after the new church preached by the Rev. C. R. | hers of the parish should conie to Huecic are among the books in and Mrs. Harris Levine, with third-year theology student at St. Thomas’ Sem was dedicated, and has come into more complete cluded in the review, “ Some Custom Upholstery Malatesta, O.P., professor at'learn what the credit union is Gene and Jean Smaldone as spon inary, Denver, the festive decorations were exe development this past year. Father Lemieux Modern Writers,” which Sister Loretto Heights College. and how it could benefit them. sors; John Robert, son of Mr. and cuted by Father D. A. Lemieux, pastor of St. hopes to make the decorations an annual feature and New Furniture The meeting will be held in the .Marie Clyde of the English de Mrs. Jack Kullman, with Frank of his beautiful church. A great number of The Holy Name Society will partment at Loretto Heights Catherine’s; Fathers Herbert Banigan and John •Made to Order meet Thunday, Jan. 7, in the auditorium to accommodate all and Shirlee Kullman as sponsors; cars stopped in front of the church nightly to the members. College, will give at St. Mary Anderson, assistants; and two laymen, John Mc church auditorium at 8 and David Henry, son of Mr. and see the lighted Madonna, her little choir boys, A two.week mission will he Magdalene’s. Ginn and William Lowery. The church front was Beautiful Samples to Show o’clock. Important buiineat Mrs. Lawrence Huck, with Gerald and her glowing accoutrements.— {Register photo held beginning Sunday, Jan. Sister Clyde has delighted Dar or Evening Calli will be transacted and ar and Irene Huck as sponsors. lighted every night during the holiday season oy Warner) 24. The first week will be for many audiences in the past with rangements made for the com the women and the second her reviews of Don Camilla and 44 1 0 Elm C t GL. 1222 ing mission. week for the men. The mis other works. The Holy Hour Friday eve sion will be conducted by the Tickets are available from Rev. J. L. Kelly, O.P., and the Mrs. Arthur Shepard, president, Rev. J. L. Lyons, O.P. and the PTA ways and means committee, or at the door. A promise made is a debt un The review will be at 1:30 W I R E D ADS paid. Keep your Seminary Cam p.m. Jan. 20 in the school caf 1954 paign pledges up to date. eteria. To place ad§ PHOIVE KE. 4205, EXT. 16— Before 5 p.m. Tuesday Holy Family Dinner Held Homes for Sale- Income Tax Service- 3-0 Apartments Furnished— 27 Let's Swap 53 Christmas Club Sw4?eney'B Apts. 2 and 3 room apts. AN YTH IN G of value taken on purchase Wilson & Wilson Lists Expert Help For Your Very clean. Children allowed. or installation of gas furnaces, water 14816 E. Colfax Ave. EM. 6-6894 heater*, etc. What have you? RA. 8749. Perional & Bu.ineii Income For Workers From Parish and Sells Homes 2 Rm. fum. apt Not modern. Adults. $13,850— 585 EAST GRAND, TAX PROBLEMS 3102 Gilpin. EM. 6-8802. Dogs, Cats, Pets- 54 (Holy Family Parish, Denver) jCharles Brisnehan, Martin Pot Englewood. This is an attrac One room apt*, for men only. 902 Is Open! CHAKFEE PARK BIRD HOUSE Larimer. M A. 2569. At a testimonial dinner on \ ter, Joseph Callahan, and Ber tive 3 bedroom 7 month old. Charles H. Beecher Parakeets for sale, talkers and pets. AH MUST HAVE CHILDREN Jan. 3, in the school hall. Father: nard Larkin. Assume FHA at $78 per Evenina* bj Appointment colors —norma! and rarea. Evng*. and 6 and 3-room apts., $65 and $75 wknds. 4960 Tejon GE. 1439 Allen was host to the workers Election and installation of month, 1460 Penn*7lr*nia KE. 6*84 3098 W . 64th Ave. H A. 9-1686 who conduct the weekly games 8,900— 4 year oldp2 bedroom officers and adoption of a new Near S t Francis, 3 room* with private Real Estate Wanted— • 99a Join Now! parties and their wives, the par constitution will be features Johns-Manville. Stove a n d bath. Small child welcome. R A. 0366. ish ushers and their wives, and washer all go. Assume GI SP. 4256. of the meeting of the Altar W A N T E D — More house* to fill the de the members of St. Vincent de and Rosary Society on Jan. 7. Loan at $52 per month. INCOME TAX 2 large rooms, near Holy Family School. mand of those thousands of people who Paul society and their wives. Retiring president of the 4332 SO. WASHINGTON— W ill take care of little girl days. read The Register Want Ads ever>’ wk. To insure adequate cash GL. 7657. Place your ad now by calling KE. 4205, Toastmaster for the speeches fol group is Mrs. Joseph Moffat. $7,500 full price. 2 bedroom E x t 15. for next year's Christmas lowing the dinner was Thomas J. stucco; good terms and fast Kehned mother and child or pensioner. A Field Mass, said by Cardinal HELP Light cooking-refrigerator, $35 mo. shopping . . . plan now! Hallinan. possession. Francis Spellman in a circus Southeast Denver. DE. 8008. NOTICE Speaking for the games par Join the North's Christ tent, furnished a unique spiritual 2 HOMES 4700 BLOCK SO. 20 Years' Experience . ties workers was Bernard M. CLARKSON; 2 and 3 bed 3rd floor a p t Suitable 3 young men. People may wish to deal with you per mas Savings Club by de observance of Christmas for Maj. $60 mo. Bill paid. AC. 6906. sonally, hut may not remember the name Caulfield, who had headed and Tom Hallinan, son of Mr. and rooms; priced $11,500 to Reasonable Fees of your firm. An ” Ad in Classified,” or positing any amount from personally supervised the games 116 Lincoln. 37 Lincoln. 240 Grant. the "Service Directory” will insure those Mrs. T. J. Hallinan, 3878 Xavier $13,500. SOO So. Lincoln. 139 Grant RA. 4822. calls for you. KE. 4206, Ext. 16. 50c up. Then watch your parties each week since their be BROADMOOR AT LITTLE Street. Major Hallinan, 12-year CALL HOWEY Misc. for Sale- 34 savings grow as 1954 ginning over 13 years ago. He veteran of the Army Chemical TON— New 3 bedroom wire AL. 0 1 1 1 Convalescent Homes 87 runs its cycle! Yes, start paid special tribute to Thomas Corps, arrived in Korea two cut brick, full basement. M. Digenan, who also has worked months ago. Major Hallinan’s These homes are open daily. PHOTOGRAPHS MRS. GIDEON’S REST HOME preparing for NEXT 13 years in the group, to Henry 2741 F «I. Blvd. GL. 9910 wife, Mary, and their two daugh Priced at $16,000. Only Experienced and helpful advice given on IRELAND Christmas . . . T H ,iS Wilhelm, and to seven men who $3,000 down. income uxes. CH. 036Z- ters are living in St. Vincent de Black and white pictures of Ireland SUNNY REST were honored at the dinner both made in many countries. Suitable for Christmas. Paul’s Parish while he is over BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERVICE Quiet home, excellent food. 24 hrs. nur*« as games party workers and framing or illustrations. Proofs on seas. If you are thinking of tell Mr. Condon FR. 8669 ing care for gentlemen. SU. 1-8114. ushers: Joseph M. Cavanagh, Ar request Cecil R. Proctor, newly elected ing your home, and want thur F. Hammond, Peter J. Met Income tax returns prepared by thor Keegan Photos president of the Men’s Club, pre quick action and the high- Real Estate Wanted------99a Nulty, Joseph Mohesky. Cecil R. e.t pot.ible price, then li.t oughly experienced man. Day or night P.O. Box 54 Cresskill, N. Y. sided at the first 1954 meeting 1714 So. Bdwy. R A . 3497. Proctor, and Samuel M. Satter- it with u>. W A N T E D — More house* to fill ths de noRTH D i^ER B a r k mand of those thousands of people who of the group on Jan. 6. Other INCOME TAX — BOOKKEEPING FOR SALE— 3 yards beautiful Damask white. read The Register Want Ad* every wk. officers taking over their duties Formerly with Bureau of Internal Rev linen cloth from Ireland. Has Irish Place your ad now by calling KE. 4205, W. 38th at Julian GLendale 4701 John Weakland, president of enue. K. C. Weiss. EA. 7928. sy m ^ ls. Includes 12 napkins- Initialed with Mr. Proctor were Arthur WILSON & WILSON E x t 16. the parish conference of the St. S.W.H. KE. 7456. Coyle, Carl Ploussard, and Syd Vincent de Paul Society, briefly Moving and Storage- ney J. Vitry. A display of some Realtors Give the gift that lives throughout the All Deposits Insured to $10,000 by the Drive-in Window outlined the work of the group year, a su^cription to the Denver Cath new basketball equipment pur (Members of S t Louis Parish) in the parish. He expressed a B LAC K ’S "M o v i n g a s t o r a g e olic Register. Tba gift that is received Mention Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Open ’til 6 P.M. chased for the high school by 2868 So. Broadway 52 times during the year. Rates in debt of gratitude to Thomas 24-Hour Service CH. 7867 the men’s organization featured side Denver Archdiocese: 1 subicriptloo. THE Rickenbaugh, John Malocsay, $1.25; 8 subscriptions. $8.50; 6 subscrip ALWAYS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING the business part of the meeting. Phone SU. 1-6671 John Burke, Virgil Taut, and to Children's Nurseries- 11 tions. $5.50. Outside Archdiocese: 1 sub REGISTER Plans for the spring series of scription. $1.75: 3 eubseriptions, $5: 5 six men who are ushers as well card parties were discussed. Day care for infants for 8 years. subscriptions, $8. Order may include your when ,as de Paul men: Edward G. Cure d’ Ars Parish, 3071 Dex Licensed home. 805 S, Lincoln. R A . 6182. own subscription. Pay now or in Jan., On Dec. 31, Father Edward as you prefer. Mail your order to The patronizing I Flynn, Joseph Pughes, Sr.; Tim- ter St., nearly new attractive Register, Box 1620. Denver 1, Colo., or Madden received .Mrs. Mildred Situations Wanted Female 14 FURNACES INSTALLED lothy Toohey, Terrence Healy, ranch home, white painted Telephone KE. 4205. advertisers Fred Buckholz, a n d Joseph Stuss into the Church, with Mrs. NEW HOMES — EXISTING HOMES Kathryn Larson as sponsor. brick, spacious living room Middle-Aged lady nursing care. dr. ref Misc. for Rent- 35 They Like to Woertman. with fire place, 2 master bed erence*. Any case considered. CH. 2868. Representing the ushers at Baptized Jan. 3, were Rudolf rooms, streamlined kitchen Baby sitting in the evenings. GE. 1850. Available space to suit any purpose in Know Our Reader. the speakers table was Edward Martin Spandler, son o f Mr. and the classifi^ columns of the Register. d G e fi, T lu m m s u iA . with eating space, disposal, Nurse. Undergrad, year's experience. KE. 4205. ^ t . 16. ask for Miss Baker. G. Flynn, head usher of the par Mrs. Rudolf Spandler, with Eva draperies and Venetian blinds, Private duty. MA. 5691. 12 Year* With Air Flow Hcatins Co. ish for the coming year. He Dresser as sponsor; and Diane large utility room, attached Let me do your cleaning and ironing. Professional Heating Contractor thanked Don Secord, head o f the Ellen Walker, daughter o f Mr. oversize garage with hobby CL. 8427. usher organization for the past and Mrs. Leslie E. Walker, with YOUR NORTH SIDE SHEET METAL SHOP shop all on 3 lots, beautifully All kinds of ironing done, pickup and three years, and specially com Sharon McConnell as sponsor. landscaped, for quick sale by delivery. WE. 5-6805. SERVICE Gutter Work — Exhauit Fan. — Flue Liners mended Samuel Evan.s, Robert owner at $16,850. See owner ALTE R A TIO N S, hems and zipper* re Gas Fired Incinerators and Ronald'Goebel, Walter Gris- on premises. placed. CH. 8054. dale, Fred Gross, Jack Hansen, 2828 W. 44th Ave. GE. 4365 Wheatridge Parish BUNDLE washing and ironing at my DIRECTORY Ronald McGillivary, Leonard home, reasonable, reliable. TA . 5687. Member St. Francis de Sslei' Pirlsh Lost and Found- Ruppert, Joseph Spirek, William Colored girl wants housework, day work, Splan, and Thaler Ludwig. Men Meet Jan. 7 FO U ND — A good place to sell those hotel maid. M A . 8975. Ashpits & Hauling Linen Service article* for which you have no further PTA to Meet Jon. 11 Curtains, laundry, ironing done. 2 day* use. Order an ad in the Classified Section 6HIMEL HAULING SERVICE WE HAVE MOVED service, DE. 8374. Monday, Jan. 11, has been set Wheatridge.— (Sts. Peter and of The Register. 4265. E x t 16. Rubbish Remov.M TA . 8600 . ’TO OUR NEW BUILDING * as the date for the first 1954 Paul’s Parish)— Men o f the par Catholic woman wishes ironing and MOUNTAIN TOWEL A SUPPLY CO. Personals housecleaning. GL. 7612. Building Material B. W , Beckius. Manager meeting of the PTA Council. At ish will meet Thursday evening, 2090 8 . Grant R A . 7047 the meeting, plans for the first Jan. 7, at 8 p.m. in the assembly C APB6 OR STOLES macU from your Catholic lady would like full time job as USED BUILDING M ATER IALS, pipe annual “ Children’s Carnival,” to old fur coat. $37.50 for most furs. housekeeper and cook in motherless home windows and doo^« $5. T A . 6011. Moving— Hauling room of the rectory for the meet Daniels Fur Shop. 311 Tabor Theater or parish home, good ref., hard worker, be conducted by the group in the ing of the Men’s Club, to be con Bldg. A L . 8124. reliable. Box 1620— P .A.M .. Denver. Controctors— EAST 17th A V E . EXPR ESS, moving spring, will be made by officers, and crating, reasonable. KE. 2625. ducted by the president, G. Petit CAPES. STOLES, made from your old Situations Wanted, Male 15 Carpenters chairmen o f the standing com clerc. The group received Com coat. 125*. Jackets, remodeling, repairing. Pointing & Decorating mittees, and room mothers. munion in a group Jan. 3. Guar, workmanship. Girl's Fur Shop. Married man. 33, wants part time work EA.1910. 335 Univ. Blvd. 4 or 6 hrs daily. Good salesman, handy REMODELING—GARAGES Freshman class room mothers Additions, frame and masonry. Nothing WALLPAPER Hanging, Painting, A class in ballroom dancing with tools, well versed, honest, and de Remodeling. Call KE. 5798. sei-ving breakfast to the students OPPORTliMTY pendable. W ill open or close your store. down, 3$ mo. to pay. Will do complete will be given at the meeting Mon job. Framing and finishing. Kitchen of the class following a Mass on Wonderful chance to buy what you want, Best ref. SH. 2947. Paperhanging and painting. Anton Ber- day, Jan. 11, of the parish teen planning and cabinets. Will contract all your Plu for Years Jan. 6 for them requested by the or sell what you don’t w ant Simply list inger, 153 Madiaon. EA . 2285. age group. Mary Teresa Gushurst your requirements in these "Classified or any part of your building. GL. 2362, Ed O'Connor, Sr. Ed O'Connor, Jr. Help Wonted Female---- 17 BE. 3-0840. faculty moderators were Mmes. will be the dance instructor. Columns." The Register Want Ad* Get Paint & Wallpaper 3030 W . 4-tth Ave. GL 4323 Francis Tanko, Donald Durant, Results I KE. 4205, Ext. 16. Miss Baker. Experienced silk finisher and counter Sacristy workers Saturday, girl. 4651 Washington St. A L . 2370. Druggists Komac paint— cioaing out colors. Plastio Jan. 9, will be Mmes. Nellie Voll- WISE GIVING tile 33c *q. ft. Wallpaper closeouts 25e Refined lady to act as housekeeper in YOUR FRESCRIPTIONS roll and up. Paperhanging and painting. Gift Subscription to The Register — mer, Georgia Santarelli, and Ma very nice parish home near Denver. will be filled correctly *t Free estimate. KE. 4629. 720 Santa Fe. Nstionsl Edition. 52 gifts in one. En rie Cassel. « Dept. J.M.. Box 1620, Denver 1, Colo. WASHING’TON PARK PHARMACY ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH ST. DOMINICS joyed by every member of the fsmily. Pb. SP. 9765 1096 South Gaylord SL 1 lubfleription. $2: 8 subscriptions. $5; Plastering 6 subscriptions. $10: 10 subscriptions, Patronise These Friendly Firms Patronize These Friendly Firme Help Wanted, Mole- 18 Small job*, patch plastering, waterproof- $15. Pay now or in Jan., as you prefer. Electric Wiring ing bsmts. Work guarantee. FR. 7806. Choir at St. Patrick's Mail your order to The Register, P. 0. Advertising man wanted at once to sell Reiident and Kemodelinsr Work Box 1620, Denver, Colo., or Telephone newspaper space in Montana for regional Range in>tallation a specialty KE. 4205. affiliate of Denver publisher. Salary Plumbing and Free estimates; All work guaranteed Asks for Volunteers commission. Good opportunity immedi Why Pay Carfare? Whittaker Amco Elee. Co. FL. 6804 2720 Cook EMIL W. CLAYTON PLUMBING ately. Adv. experience desirable but basic Ross Variety Store Income Tax Service------3-a 610 Knox Ct. CH. 0950 Our Every Day Pficaa (St. Patrick’* Parish, Denver) sales ability most important. For Denver Store Ko. 2 interview, phone KE.4205. Ext. 16. Fertilizer Save You Money Pharmacy Volunteers are needed to sing Rubbish Removal Notions — Infants Wear Prescriptions Carefully Filled *‘The Friendly Store'* at the 10:30 Mass on Sundays. Wanted to Rent- MILO B. W ILSO N — Top aoil, fertlliier. INCOME 22 T. H. K EYS— For service anywhere in Hardware — Toys Practices are held on Tuesday Road red aah, gravel and fill dirt city limits of Denver. EA . 3558. Prescription Specialists WANTED by Jtn. 15-25. Small com- SP. 0102. 2932 West 38th Ave. Guido Shumake Drugs evenings at 8 in the school. Any forUble home, reasonable rent. Go^ WEBER'S HAULING SERVICE W . 32nd and Perry GL. 2401 TAXES GL 1073 38th & Clay one interested is asked to contact west o r . south location. Please address Garages 2645 Ivy F U 8334 Dept R. T ., Box 1620, Denver 1, Colo. Father Regis McGuire. J. B. Barry Tree Service Thursday evening, Jan. 7, at 8 Room and Board- 23 GARAGES the Holy Name Society will ESTES ENTERPRISES GL. 7777 A—JACKS TREE SERVICE HAVEN PHARMACY Business Service Room & Board for working mother. Child 1986 S. Waahinglon SP. 3727 HOLY FAMILY PARISH meet. As many men as possible care. Close in. RA. 2617. 1425 Ogden St. Garage Doors TV Service Patronise These Friendly Firms Prescription are asked to attend. Sunday, Jan. 1004 PENN, Vac, for men and women. 10, will be Communion day for Close in. Laundry priv. Lunches pekd. DOORS IN STA LL ED on New or Old Specialists the members of the Holy Name MA. 6439 11 bus. $14 up. MA. 2592. Garagca. Any Site. Free Eatimatea, LAKEWOOD DOOR CO. TV Service All Makes 1801 YO RK. Young business and prof, "Shop on Tennyson” 29th & Irving GLendale 5191 member.s. It is desired that every M60 W . 8th Ave. BE. 8-4801 Six Years Practical Experience women. Beautiful old mansion. Nice man in the parish make an effort Expert Antenna Installation and rooms, good meals. Transp. DE. 5744. to receive Holy Communion Television Service BLALACK'S Gutters Radios A Phonographs Repaired 0. K. regularly. Houses for Rent Unfurn. 24 STANDARD SERVICE Income GUTTERrS or roofing repaired or re Midway Television 44th Tennyson GR. 9908 5 rooms, sleeping porch and garage. placed. “ FRIENDLY** SERVICE. Ask for 481 Bo. Pearl BP. 4467-68 MT. CARMEL PARISH Adults. Close to transportation. In St TONY AC. 3315 Wm. A. Armbruster, Owner 8 A H Green Stamp* Heights Women's Club Philomena*8 Parish. FR. 4192. Lubrication •• Tires - Batteries Patronize these Friendly Firms Member Most Precious Blood Parish CLEANERS Tax Service AMERICAN ROOFING SHEET METAL Apartments Unfurnished 26 CONTRACTING COMPANY Upholstery Plans Parents' Night Guttera repaired and replaced. Pick-up and Delivery General Insurance 2-Bedroom apt Garage. Adults. No pets. The Loretto H e ig h t! Thoroughly Experienced. Diependsbis. NATIONAL UPHOLSTERY For Quality Bakery Goods PE. 5192. Guaranteed. WhoIeMle prices, free esL Term , if Women's Club will hold a Try LONDON MARKET Notary Public 3 rms., bath, garage, stove, beat fum. Phone for Free Estimate. CH. 8466 d a irtd . 486 So. Broadway. PE. 1126. special meeting for mothers Middle aged couple. $66. H A . 4-6790. 4120 Tennyson and fathers of students Thurs 165. 2-bedroom double. Adults or small AND GROCERY day evening, Jan. 14, at Lo- family. Near St Patrick*!. GL. 6146. WEISS BAKERY OSCAR TUNNELU Prop. Learn who sells, buys, or repairs by reoding this ratto Heights College. Parents J. E. VAN CLEAVE 2589 18th 8 t GL. 5084 Quality Maati and Grocariet are asked to assemble in the "Service-Directory" every week or "To Place an ad 4024 Tennyson St. P H O N E S; HA. s : » . TA.tl4t 3139 So. Bdwy. SU. 1-26SS Basement A p t 8-room« reasonable. Utlli* 4800 WALNUT lower lounge of Machebeuf ties fu m . Private bath and entrance. Child welcome. One block from 8t yourself"— Dial KE. 4205, Ext. 16. Hall at 8 •’slock- • i Baniadatta'a, U06 Vanes St BE. 8-3879. Thursday, January 7, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN Guardian Angels' Unit to Meet Jan. 9 Instruction Classes Open Course in Faith at Christ, King Parish (Chriit the King Pariih, ating committee to choose offi Mr. and Mrs. Dan Connell, 150 (Gntrdian Angeli* Pariih, Arthur and Patricia Hubbard Knights of Columbus North Den Denver) cers for the coming year will be S. Dahlia, at 8:30 p.m. Friday, Denrer) with Emma Baldessari as spon ver Council will meet in the K. On Jan. 18 at St. John's In conjunction with a city appointed. This committee will Jan. 8. sor and Eugene Evers with Ai of C. hall. The Rev. Harley Schmitt, wide program, sponsored by all make its report in the Febru Members o f Cub Scout Pack mer Belleau as sponsor. Mr. Choir practice will be held the Catholic churches in Denver, ary m.eeting, and election of o f 270 with their parents will meet archdiocGsan director of the Holy Evers received his First Com every Wednesday evening begin (St. John the Evangeliit’i Pariih, Denver) Name Societies and pastor of All a class of instruction in the ficers will be held at that time. in the school Friday, Jan. 8, munion in the Midnight Mass ning at 7:30 p.m. Anyone may A series of information talks on the teachings of the Catholic faith, under the direc Following the business meeting, at 7 p.m. The Cub Scouts and Saints’ Parish, will address the Dec. 25. join the choir by attending prac Men’s Club at its meeting Jan. 9 Church will begin on Monday evening, Jan. 18, at 7 :45 in tion of the Rev. James Rasby, refreshments will be served. All their fathers will receive Com Father Redelberger officiated tice this coming Wednesday. to be held in the church hall at will commence Monday evening, men o f the parish are invited munion in the 7:30 o ’clock Mass at the double-ring marriage the lounge room of the church. The talks will be given 8 p.m. All the men of the parish Building Committee Formed Feb. 1. These classes will be to attend. Sunday, Jan. 10. ceremony between David Conrad on Monday and Wednesday evenings for 10 weeks and held on Monday and Thursday are urged to attend this meeting. The class in religion for Cath a n d Guadaloupe Gonzales Dec. A building committee of seven will cover all the teachings of the Catholic Church. All Mrs. James Cudmore will en evenings of each week at 8 olic students attending public tertain St. Anne’s Circle at a This Saturday the regular 24. Mr. Monrad is at present men has been organized for the Catholics and interested non-Catholics are invited to o’clock in the rectory, and will catechism classes will be resumed junior and senior high schools bridge luncheon in her home, stationed at Ft. Warren, Che future building. These seven last about one hour. An infor will resume Tuesday evening, at Marycrest Convent of the yenne. Mrs. Conrad, formerly of attend. 295 Leyden, Fi-iday, Jan. 8. men were selected as a repre mal discussion wilt follow. Jan. 12, at 7:30 o’clock in the Franciscan Sisters. All children Sterling, lived in Denver prior to sentative group for the parish. The monthly Holy Hour for Catholics are urged now to Mrs. Alfred O’Meara, Jr., 320 conversions to the Church will school. Parents of children at who do not attend Catholic her wedding. Vincent Gonzales They are as follows: Jld Dowd, contact their no n-Catholic Jersey Street, will have St. be held on Sunday afternoon tending public high schools are schools should attend these Joseph Martin, Bill Maddock, 40 Hours' Rites friends and relatives and ar John’s Circle as her guests at acted as best man and Mrs. Ger urged to have their boys and classes., A special First Com C. E. King, Kenneth Keene, from 4 to 5 o’clock. a bridge luncheon in her home range to bring them to these girls attend these classes regu munion class also will start this trude Tamaska as maid of honor. Clarence DeCola, and Harry The first KIRAY party of the Thursday, Jan. 14. classes. Advertisements explain larly. coming Jan. 6. All children who Thursday evening at 8 p.m. the Schayler. new year will be held on Sun ing this program have appeared are planning on making their Set Jan. 10 by Instructions for children at day evening, Jan. 10, in the au several times in the two Denver tending elementary public First Communion this coming ditorium of the school from 7 :30 daily papers, and everyone is fa May must attend all the classes to 10 o’clock. An orchestra will miliar with the plan. schools are held each Sunday without fail in order that they Mass Slated for Parents play for dancing and all Cath Parish in Welby morning in the school at 10 may be properly instructed be olic boys and girls in high school Men's Club o’clock and are given by the sis fore being allowed to reecive are invited to attend. Welby.— (Assumption Parish) Meeting Jan. 11 ters who teach in Christ the Holy Communion. Religion'classes for boys and — The Forty Hours’ Devotion be The Men’s Club will meet in King School. Mrs. Clara Heiderstadt is the Of Pupils at Cathedral girls who attend the public jun gins Sunday, Jan. 10, at 10 the rectory Monday evening, The Christian Family Move new housekeeper for Guardian ior and senior high schools will o’clock Mass. Father Louis Mat- Jan. 11, at 8 o’clock. A nomin ment will meet in the home of Angels’ rectory as of Jan. 1. (Cathedral Pariih, Denver) Cathedral School parents and resume after the Christmas vaca- tione, S.J., dean of Regis Col Baptized in the parish by Fa At the request of the PT.A, a their families. Coinciding with tion on Tuesday evening, Jan. lege, will deliver the sermons ther Leonard Redelberger were|High Mass will be said at 7:45 the liturgical Feast of the Holy 12, at 7 o’clock. The classes are each evening, Sunday and Mon Darick Michael Hubbard, son ofia.m. Saturday, Jan. 9, for all Family, this Mass is offered each held each Tuesday evening at St. day at 7, and Tuesday at 7:30. Loyola Parish Altar Unit year to ask God’s blessings on John’s School from 7 to 8 o’clock. The priest assisting the past Cathedral families for the new All boys and girls who attend few Sundays is Father Richard the public schools are expected TO SAVE OR NOT TO SAVE • • • • year. It is hoped that a large Mershon of the Maryknoll Fa percentage of parents will attend to attend. thers, who spent five years in To Elect Officers Jan. 12 the Mass. Benediction to Precede China as a missionary, two under (Loyola Pariih, Denver) i2825 Garfield, at 7:30 on Thurs- Altar Society Meeting Communist rule. He spoke at all Judge to Address PTA the Masses Jan. 3. Officers will be elected at the St. John’s Altar and Rosary An important meeting open meeting of the Loyola Altar So “ Can Priests Forgive Sins?” is I h a t j ! 4 dueftion ? District Judge Joseph Cook dality at 1:30 p.m. Jan. 12 in the topic to be discussed at the Society will meet in the lounge to the public and anyone inter will be the guest speaker at the Inquiry Forum on Thursday, Jan. Everybody wants to save . . . and most everybody can I room of the new church, E. Sev ested in securing municipal sew the school hall. Mrs. John Mad 7, at 8 o’clock in the school. Even a dime a day is $36.50 per year you don’t have now. night PT.A meeting in Oscar enth at Elizabeth Street, on Fri erage disposal for the commu den, Mrs. George Arno, Mrs. Games parties are held each The First of Englewood welcomes any size savings account Malo Hall, 1845 Logan Street, day, Jan. 15. Benediction of the nity was held Jan. 4. The North Arthur Ehnstom, and the Rev. from $1 up. Why not open yours today? Blessed Sacrament and recita William Heavey, S.J., are on the Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock on Monday, Jan. 11. Judge Cook Washington Sanitation District’s in Loyola Hall. tion of the Rosary will precede board of directors w'as repre nominating committee and will will discuss “ Crusade for Free present a slate of officers to be Two novena services are held the meeting at 1 o’clock. sented with their attorney and dom— and You.” Parents who elected. each week in Loyola Church. The Members of the Rosary Circle engineer, to answer questions 3501 So. Broadway SU. 1-5531 heard him deliver a similar talk The officers for the past two novena in honor of the Little will serve a dessert luncheon and and see how many of the people on Nov. 5, 1951, anticipate a stir years have been Mrs. James Flower is held each Sunday af Mrs. Louis K o s t e r , president, in their district have n ^ yet Gannon, president; Mrs. Joseph ternoon at 5 o’clock. The novena VISIT OUR ring, thought-provoking disserta will call the meeting to order signed petitions to join them. Gaffney, vice president; Jlrs. in honor of the Sacred Heart of tion. The members o f the Cathe immediately after the luncheon. The big majority of those con national BANK dral speech department will also Joseph Reischman, secretary; and Jesus is held each Friday at 7:30 NEW DRIVE-IN Officers and committee chair tacted have signed favorably. Mrs. James Heiney, treasurer. p.m. present an exhibition, according men will submit their annual re The WYRA’s gym program, to Mrs. Paul E. Murray, program Father Heavey is spiritual direc The January business meet 17th & LOGAN i, Kftnufi WackkMgh Don Cvncg ports at this time. with no charge at all, starting ing o f St. Bernadette’s Junior Ch&trm«n chairman. tor of the organization. The nominating committee, this week and continuing through The members of the Holy Catholic Daughter troop was held Prior to this program, Mrs. March, will be held in the As M«mber F«doml Deposit laMxruiot Corp. members of which are Mmes. Name Society will receive Com in the home o f Marilyn Beasley. Marshall M. Reddish, president, J. J. Delaney, William P. Horan, sumption Gym from 3 to 4 p.m. munion in the 8:30 Mass on Sun Mr. and Mrs. Gus Gravina, will conduct a brief business Jr.; Paul Murray, and William each Tuesday for boys and each day, Jan. 10. 3090 Cook Street, are the par Have Your meeting beginning at 8 p.m. Fa Eader, will present a slate of Thursday for girls, regardless of bn Friday, Jan. 8, at 8:30 p.m. ents of a girl, Janet Marie, born Jf'e Photograph Anything Anywhere thers and working mothers who officers for the year 1954, and race, color, or creed. Frank Car the new season for beginning on Dec. 5 in Rose Memorial Hos cannot attend the day meetingfs election and installation of of- bone of Retreat Park is the pro^ and advanced square dancers will pital. are urged to be- present. A spe ficers will follow. gam director. open in the school basement. CLOTHES The Mile-Hi^h Photo Co. cial invitation is extended to Ca An added feature of the meet- PTA Bake Sale New members will be welcomed. thedral School parents from the Sunday, Jan. 10, the Feait KODAK FINISHING ing will be a tea towel shower Clears $89.15 PLASTIC & following parishes: St. Cajetan’s, for the new kitchen which ad- PT.\ Christmas bake sale of the Holy Family, will be St. Catherine’s, St. Dominic's,Di Family Communion Sunday at 320-22 Seventeenth KEyitone 6114 Dan joins the lounge. cleared $89-15, thanks to the BRONZE St. Elizabeth’s, and St. Francis Loyola Church. All memberi of I I ' CLEANED All women in the parish are following: Mable Broncucia, de Sales’. According to a policy each family who are prepared urged to attend the luncheon and Laura Rossi, Flo Ciancio, Lucy inaugurated this year, certain to receive Communion ihould meeting. Domenico, Clara Ciancio, Juli at parishes are "saluted” each meet plan to receive Communion in Mr. and Mrs. Roady P. Casey Fabrizio, Del Porreco, Stella Ro- any of the Maiiei. ing so that individual recognition and children, Patrick and Suz tello. Hazel Croteau, Flo Miller, Miss Elizabeth Pratt enter may be given parents from each anne, from Baldwin Hills Vil Jen Sparo, -4nge Becker, Dorothy tained the members of St. Eliza GIGANTIC o f the 43 parishes sending stu lage, Calif., visited with Mr. Porreco, Irene Rossi, Irma Slota, 5 dents to Cathedral schools. beth’s canasta circle in her home DIRECTIONAL SIGNS Casey’s sisters, Miss Veronica Ida DallaBetta, Mary Batterman, on Dec. 30 at the annual Christ The mothers of junior stu Casey and Mrs. Louis Koster, BULLETIN BOARDS olorado Oprings ^ Isabel Anderson, Juli Range; mas dinner party. Cleaners and c dents, under the direction of during the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Keough, Grace Huber, DECAL LETTERS The members of St. Theresa’s s Mrs. C. J. Parslow, hospitality Members of St, John’s Holy Martha James, Min Domenico, § pinochle circle will meet in the Laundry Name Society will receive Holy chairman, will preside at the so Edna Fisher. Peg Macaulay, Ant home of Mrs. Herbert Kullman, Communion together in the 8 J, D. CROUCH cial hour that will conclude the Labriola, Mary Domenico, Ad- evening. A fee of 35 cents will o’clock Mass Sunday, Jan. 10, lyne Priola, Grace Fabar, Lucy ( . > C. D. O’BRIEN MA. 6101 MAY REALTY be asked o f each junior family the regular Holy Name Sunday. Di Giacomo, Cathy Mazzuca, to pay for the refreshments. Mrs. .Another enrollment of new mem Violet Satriano, Yol La Russo,! SACHS-LAWlOR Parslow asks all mothers to send' bers and recitation of the Holy ■4nt Smaldone, Eppi Rubai,' Alpine 3422 Name pledge will follow Mass. Men at Loyola 10% Discount REALTOR the money to school before Mon Helen Ferrero, Rose Mazzuca,! day, Jan. 11. All men of the parish are in Rachel Jaramillo, Blanche For-| 1543 LARIMER STREET vited to join the Holy Name So tunato, Ann Raisch, Grace For On Cash and Carry Mrs. Reddish thanks all moth 830 SEVENTEENTH ST. ciety. tunate, Marie Milano, Mary INSURANCE - LOANS ers who drove the Cathedral To Have First St. John’s Senior Choir would Bradford, .Ann Jensen; nuns to conference at Regis Col be happy to have additional so Ute Theater Bldg. Rose Puhl, Mary Rotello, QUALITY APPAREL lege on Nov. 21 and 28, and Dec. prano voices. Rehearsals are Bette De Luzio, Raynaulda 5 and 12. The members of this held in the church on Thursday IN COLORADO SPRINGS Freri, Isabel Weibel, Ernest Recollection Day Colorado Springs, Colo. motor corps were Mmes. J. E. SINCE 1872 evenings at 8 o’clock. The choir Broncucia, Marge Rossi, Loretta Berlin, Virgil Cook, James Cud- MAUN 1898 sings for the High Masses on Tolvo, , Laura Wenner, Cathy The first day of recollection Neconunended Firms Kiowa and Tejon Street! more, Charles Grant, Fred Haas, Sunday morning. Croce, Violet Pcrsichitte, Rose for men in the history of the H. R. Heaton, Jean Jacobucci, The following infants have Appelhans, Fran Soper, Flo Loyola Parish, Denver, is being Henry Job, William Kelty, Paul been baptized by Monsignor Smith, Helen Giroux, and Cis planned for Sunday, Feb. 7, in Murray, and Albert Uken, and Moran: Stephen Thomas, son of Campbell. the church. Though it is being for AUTO Jack Reddish. Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Teska, with The Christmas school cleaners sponsored by the Holy Name THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON Special praise is also due Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Teska as|were Flo Miller, Ralph Weibel, Society, the day of meditation Hiln st»r«—U 6 E. P llii P u l— lA In 144 Optometrist James O’Neill and Mrs. F. R. sponsors: Thomas Michael, son Esther Suyat, Stella Retello, is open to all men and high North Storo—832 Tojoa— MAIa IB9 Primavera and their committee of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dona .Mary Bradford, Betty Jensen, school and college boys of the SENVICE parish and o f the city. n s North Tejon St. for the Christmas party given hue, with Mr. and Mrs. W'illiam Cis Campbell, Gladys Treakle, Professional Pharmacy Siebert as sponsors; Mary Mar Officers of the Holy Name PHONE MAIN SS62 Dec. 18 for Cathedral Grade Joe Pedotto, Steve Puhl, Marge garet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Society, under the spiritual 601 No. Tejon MAin 1088 COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. School children. Each child re Rossi, Juli Fabrizio, Lucy Do John H. Doyle, with John Saun direction of Father William J. ceived a holiday sack containing menico, and Cary Domenico. ders and Mary Alice Kayerpo Heavey, S.J., will announce the candy, gum, a toy, and a beau The PT.A,will meet Thursday, as sponsors; Kathleen Lucille, priest-speaker for the day as Sales & Service Get BauPs ( of Denver) Pete Beroni tiful, rosary, given as a Marian Jan. 7, at 7:30 p.m. in the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John school assembly room. soon - as confirmation of ar He Repair All Makes Candy and Ice Cream at Fnrnitare Shop Year memento. Joseph J. Blount McDonald, with Patrick McDon rangements is made. They in Alfar Society Major Motor Overhaul — Body — Paint — Wheal Alignment UPHOLSTERING. again this year gave his own ald and Lucille Murphy as spon dicate an outstanding priest and Balance — Electrical — Batteries & Tires Johnson-English BE-UPHOLSTERING AND inimitable characterization of sors: Mary Dian, daughter of Mr. Donates Linoleum of the archdiocese will conduct REPAIRING SEE OUR LARGE USED CAR DISPLAY BEFORE YOU BUY the good St. Nick. Mrs. H. R. ad Mrs. Leo Peterson, with Mr. The Altar Society donated the ser^'ice. Blip CoTen ind D ripeiits Heaton, pianist, presented a Members o f the Altar JSo- Drug Co. Mido to Ordtr and Mrs. Jerry Hencmann as $131 to purchase inlaid linoleum program of all the best-loved sponsors; for the rectory. Ange Rossi, dality will serve breakfast and LENTHERIC Toiletries Furniture Made to Order carols. A two-hour showing of lunch to the men attending the WILLIAMS-NASH INC. Tojon at Bljon St. Phono 1(00 2(-22 So. Wohistch Arc. MAin 5209 d Gregory Kevin, son of Mr. and Ange Domenico, Sam Domenico, colored cartoons completed the Mrs. Joseph P. Walsh, with Jo Ange E. Domenico, Bernard Do day of recollection. A small 2030 So. University — SH. 2781 The Heyse Sheet party. seph Cavaliere and Lucy Perry menico, and Anthony and Leon donation to cover cost of food (Formerly Univeriity Pirk Girase) H E. 2-53(9 ME. (-8163 The Altar and Roiary So as sponsors; Barbara Sue, daugH- ard Rossi laid the linoleum on may be made. LARRY JERRY Metal and Roofing ciety will meet in St. Paul’a ter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lo the floors o f six rooms. Jennie Dr. Robert Spriggs, presi dent of the HNS, announced INCORPORATED reading room at 2 p.m. Friday, pez, with Emil Lopez and Bar Fortunate, Ant Labriola, and Sales & Madden Plumbing Co. Jan. 8. Mri. William J. Calla bara Bigler as sponsors; Linda Grace Fortunate cleaned walls, that several members of the BEATING ROOFING telephone committee will meet PLUMBING CONTRACTORS SHEET METAL han, preiident, urgei all mem Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. floors, ceilings, and windows. De Soto-Plymouth PLUMBING REPAIRS with Father Heavey after the S29 SO. NEVADA ber! to be preient to diicuii Leslie Barnum, with Mr. and'Frank Fortunate and Jerry Bri- CAS WATER HEATERS 8:30 Mass Jan. 10 to secure Service Phone I MAin SS2 important projecti for the new Mrs. Henry Kappel as sponsors. enza did much painting. Gosper rio ill ME. 2-0042 B27 W. Coloridt ( r .. names and phone numbers of Eat. 1888 year. A locial hour will follow. Father Charles Jones baptized Ferrero, Joe Ferrero, Charlie Stephanie Kay, daughter of Mr. Ferrero, Bill Groce, and Frank men in the parish. The com All Late Model Used Cars With the annual “ Idea of and Mrs. Stephen Schultz, with Fortunate removed the 38-year- mittee members will then con Carry 5,000 Mile Guarantee J. B. SH EARER C. J. SHEARER March” bazaar only 10 weeks Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cianzinski old wall paper from the walls and tact as many men in the parish Factory Trained Mechanics on All Chrysler Made Cars away, the presidents of all par as sponsors. stipl-textea them. as is possible and invite them f l E t S - l ish societies met with Dan Yaco- to attend the day of recollec vetta, general chairman, and tion. hZ9U Sfigffl-IB IH ia-P U .5528W l O W ol.r, <^T„ Bernie Beaver, assistant chair Members of this committee GNIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. man, in the rectory Jan. 4. Pres HNS Group Communion are Father Heavy, Charles Colorado Springs, Colo. ‘•bills' ent were Mrs. William Callahan, Buckley, Tom Bell, John Mad Altar and Rosary Society; Mrs. den, E. Valdez, Jim Walsh, 2770 No. Speer Bled. GR. 3313 Marshall Reddish, PTA; Mrs. Ralph Hause, Frank Weber, Rose Fuchs, League of the Sa January 10 at All Saints' Leon Bennett, Jim Bible, Dr. SEE OUR FRIENDS AT cred Heart; Miss Emma Mallar, Spriggs, and Jim Bouska. In sodality; John Perich, Young (All Sainli’ Pariih, Denver) meeting Dec. 30 of the Altar and addition to invitation by tele GARAGE ser v ic e People’s Club; and the following Men of the parish will receive Rosary Society: Mrs. Mary Jami-, phone, all men of the parish CARROLLS LIGHTNING CLEANERS will be invited by announce Men’s Club members; Dick Balle- Communion in the 8 o’clock Mass son, president; Mrs. Ann Brun Body and Fender Repairing and Painting Quality & Service — Alterations — Repairs ments at the Masses on suc weg, Frank Breen, Gilbert Fuchs, Sunday, Jan. 10. A breakfast will ner, first vice president; Mrs ceeding Sundays. c o m 1>l e t e a u t o r e p .a ir “ A'o Belter Work Done Anywhere'* A1 Heinrich, Frank Reynolds, apd be served to the men after Mass Evelyn Schmitz, second vice John Van Veen. in the parish hall by the Altar president: Mrs. Florence Dom- For Free Estimates Call 2407 W. Colorado Ave. Phone ME. 4-4468 General discussions included and Rosary Society, and men pierre, recording secretary; Mrs. the purchase and promotion of who have not yet made reserva Alice Nobel, financial secretary; Colorado Springs, Colo. Mrs. Irene Hcffernan, treasurer; . KNIGHT MOTOR CO. the main awards to be presented tions and wish to attend are Cliff—Don—Jo* or Jerry by each society. The grand award asked to call Henry DiNicole, Mrs. Leona Reichert, historian; 1750 So. Acomm and Mrs. Dudley Campbell, par PE. 6333 will be a 1954 Ford. A special WE. 4-0477, for reservations. T. liamentarian. prize will also be offered. Tenta Raybor 'Taylor, president of the tive plans include the presentation Archdiocesan Union of Holy Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vaughn i FORT COLLINS of a hope chest filled with linens, Name Societies, will be guest and family o f this parish are < speaker. moving to 5830 S. Galapago Guaranteed Repair Work a set of silverware, a set of dishes, i a Necchi sewing machine, and Street, Littleton, Colo. Plant Are Made ON ALL MAKE CARS i many small items. The PTA will Our Lady of Snows Circle will For Jamboree Only Skilled Mechanics Work oiW our Car i again sponsor its famous Italian meet at the home of Mrs. Mary Complete Overhaul and Tune-Up a i DREIIING MOTORS spaghetti dinner. Each president Plans are being made for an Gardelli, 2740 S. Linley Court, USED CARS Brake Relining —- Electric Servico will now contact his or her bazaar All Saints’ Cnurch Jamboree Wednesday, Jan. 13, at 8 p.m. i GOOD USED CARS Buick and C M C Trucks committees. A second meeting of (benefit dance) to be held Feb The Altar and Sanctuary Cir i 19 in the VFW Hall at 9th and For Denver’s these committees will be held in cle will meet Wednesday, Jan. Easy Terms — iSo'Red Tape * 230 South College Ave. Phone 2S00 St. Paul’s reading room Tuesday, A uinock from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. 13, in the home o f Mrs. Joe Brov- Best Buys Tickets are 75 cents per person Jan. 12, at 8 p.m. sky, 2730 S. Federal Boulevard. Dave Staub Auto Service and can be obtained from the Visit Our NEW J Tha weekly gamea parties 2725 W. 29th Ave at Speer GE. 0505 dance committee or members of St. Ann’s Circle will meet Used Car i will be held on Thursday eve- the Altar and Rosary and Holy Wednesday, Jan. 13, at the home ningi beginning Ja'n. 7. The Name Societies. of Mrs. Biij White at 1800 S. Location day of tha parties has been Chairipan of the dance is Lon Meade. 740 S. Bdwy. GREELEY changed because of various nie Keberlein. Music will be Recently baptized were Mark conflicts with other local on* furnished by A1 Vaughn and his Wesley, son o f Mr. and Mrs RADIO tertalnments. Tha games will Rockin’ Rhythm Boys. Proceeds Orville Geisert, with Rudolph A Complete Service for Car or Home Radioi 1015 Smatb Annit OffiM fhtM 97 start as usual at 8 p.m. in tha will go to completion o f the Damek and Mary Gardelli as IM. Plwii 1429*M Adamson Mortuary Cathedral Grade School cafe* furnishing of the parish hall and sponsors; James Keven, son of rr» Will Serve You Best The Greeley Monument taria, 1836 Logan Street. kitchen. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Mullin 24 Hoar Ambulanca SerTic* Altor Sociefy with Frank J. Burke and Cecelia GreeUy, Colorado Works, Inc. Spears as sponsors; and Kathleen JAMES MOTOR CO. Five new pariih litei have Eleefs Officers B. Rom Adamtoo Phona 1IS8 RALFH 0. NOUISTER been purehaied, Mora are Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. TELEPHONE TABOR 5191 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service KE. 8221 IltDuftcturera and UaticDen af Raymond F. Martin, with Edgar tUod Pa AdaoMOB Ith At*, at 6th 8t. Artiitie Mcmorialf needed. Your pledgei will pay The following officers were for them. nominated and elected at the tad Elisabeth Ruby as iponiors. 13th & Broadwoy * Danv«r PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Sfreei THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, January 7, 1954 Gracef-™CLiP t h i s ' a d h , omensaker^s Lady of H IT^S WORTH IIP TO 825 ON ANY D ep artm en t Confirmation Is • PAINTING (Inside or Out) PatroniMS The$» Rtliabl« and Friendly Firm* • ROOFING (10-Yeor Guarantee) Planned May 18 • SIDING (Fire Proof— Never Needs Point) • ADD A ROOM OR BUILD A GARAGE (Our Lady of Grace Pariah, Denver) /Vo Down Payment — CALL note for Free, TRY FALBY'S FIRST Confirmation will be given in Courteous Estimate — I\ 'o Ohlifiation the parish church by Archbishop for Urban J. Vehr on May 18. A preparation class will be Giftwares — Hardware started by the sisters after the AAA HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. 9 o’clock Mass Sunday, Jan. 10. LICENSED • BONDED • INSURED Housewares------Paint & Glass Father James Moynihan, pastor, requests parents to have all chil 32 Broadway PE. 2940 dren who have not been con AC. 2182 DENVER firmed and who have reached MA. 8558 their 10th year in the church FOI 8EGISTE8 UEADERS ONLY LIM IT OKE COUPON PEO FAMILY basement for this class. THE BEST IM LUGGAGE r: 1 The Men’s Club will hold its ENGLEWOOD first meeting o f 1954 in the HEATING COMPANY church hall Jan. 8 at 8 p.m. I Window Glass - Auto Glass - Mirrors ■ Glass Tops Serrint Entit* Engitwood and Catechism classes for chil DanTtr Aram . dren attending public schools will RELIABLE GLASS CO. Authorized Lennox Dealer resume this Sunday, Jan. 10, Furnaces after the 9 o’clock Mass. Par 2571 So. Broadway PE. 4997 and Air Conditioning ents are urged to see that their children attend. Walter Maguire, Sales Manager ALL MAKES FURNACES Games parties are held every INSTALLED, SERVICED Tuesday evening in the church hall. Bacon & Schramm AND REPAIRED Composition Roofing The members of St. Anne’s \ Circle will meet in the home of ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Tile Roofing. • Heating in the cafeteria sanctuary and the cafeteria when the latter is Mrs. Joe Longstrom Jan. 13 GUY M. ELDER Roof Repairing • Air Conditioning The Temporary Chapel of the new St. being used. Four hundred fifty children obtain at 7:30. their noon meal in the cafeteria. Tables and 4020 Brighton Blvd., CH. 6563 • Sheet Metal Work Louis’ School, Englewood, is accommodating the Baptized' this week were Har Industrial and Commercial Building narishioners during the time that the church benches in the cafeteria are removed for the old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dahmer; FREE CHECKUP Sunday Masses and folding chairs are set up.— 175 Vallejo St. PEarl K930 AND ESTIMATE is being remodeled and enlarged. Carol, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (Photo by Smyth) Ph. SP. 0055 or SU. 1-4494 A curtain that, can be drawn separates the Dahmer; Mary Lela, daughter of -Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Beach; 1065 W . Hampden + + + + + -- For Prompt Daniel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watara, Prop. Burt Shepard; Mary Carolynne, LAUNDRY & k ______d daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Society Makes 272 Sick Calls in '53 Esninosa; and Rick Anthony, son of Mr. and Mrsr G. Commini- DRY CLEANING ello. baby sitting services during Service . . . Call: CERTIFIED CHEMICAL Englewood.— (St. Louis’ Par Dads’ Night will be observed ish)— The Altar Society at its by the PTA at the meeting Tues January were Patricia Carlon Anyone with news should call meeting Jan. 4 reported 272 sick day, Jan. 12, at 8 p.m. in the and Jeannette Schreiner, 9 Maryjane after 6 p.m. at AL. 7556. PRODUCTS, INC. call! made by the visiting com school cafeteria. o’clock Mass; Rose Anne TA. 6370 BuUding .Maintenance mittee during the past year. Husbands of the PTA officers Mahoney and Judy Bujace, 10 will preside over the meeting and o’clock Mass; and Joan Hizer Supplies Candy and cookies distributed CASCADE to patients in the Swedish make the reports. Officer Goode and Roberta Weith, 11 o’clock Bru.he. - Toilet Tittue. Sanitarium, Costello Home, and of, the safety council in Denver Mass. Aurora Parish Laundry & Dry Cleaners will be the guest speaker. the Temple Rest Home for Infants baptized were Sharon Paper Towel. Mrs. R. Giesen, Mrs. E. Christmas were contributed by Lou, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Complete Janitor Need. Theisen, and the fourth grade Mrs. P. Brady, Mrs. E. Busch, Paul Zancanelii, with Leo and 1180 Kalamatb Streat Mrs. J. Binard, Mrs. C. Boom, room mothers will have charge To Hold Games Irene Rozmiarek as sponsors; of the refreshments. Mrs. E. Duffy, Mrs. J. Jackson, Teri Angela, daughter, of Mr. Phones TAbor 0103 Members of the Holy Name Miss W. Freericks, Mrs. J. and Mrs. Paul Zancanelii, with RUG Society will receive Communion TAbor 0104 Keegan; Richard Masters and Irene in the 8 o'clock Mass this Sun Party Jan. 12 Mrs. G. Moore. Mrs. C. Rozmiarek as sponsors; day, Jan. 10. The officers will Lievens, Mrs. L. Nachazel, Mrs. Aurora.— (St. Therese’s Par CLEANING meet in the rectory following the Thomas Lee, son of Mr. and K. Nachazel, Mrs. W. Otto. Mrs. ish)— A large number attended Mass to plan the next meeting. Mrs. John Bedker, with Law FREE MOTH PROOFING M. Reed, Mrs. W. Roach, Mrs. C. the meeting of the Men’s Club Members of the Immaculate rence and Virginia Burnett as Junk, Mrs. M. Skinner, Mrs. L . ; Jan. 4. 2 Pe. Liring sponsors; and J. Randall White, R. Smith, and Mrs. J. Smilanic. i The monthly games party will Room Suite DRAPERS I the school on Monday evening son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph White, be held Jan. 12 at 8 in the church Tiioroly Cleened *101 The society spent $1,487.3_ following supper in the cafeteria with Frank and Charlotte Collins hall. during the year in caring for the Sodalists volunteering for as sponsors. altar and sanctuary. Donations | The Holy Name Society will Famous Rug & UPHOLSTERY received included an electric receive Communion on Sunday, Furniture Cleaning Co. 926 W. 6lh Ave. vacuum cleaner from Mrs. M. Jan. 10, in the 8 o’clock Mass. Skinner and a sewing machine, TA. 6569 1532 Market MA. 4507 B/essec/ Sacrament Units The Sacred Heart Bridge Cir from Mrs. J. Seastone. , cle will meet Jan. 12 in the home Upholsfering, Repairing There will be a sewing bee in of Mrs. Louise Near, 1575 Uinta Custom Built Furniture the rectory assembly room this; Of Scouts Set Pilgrimage Street. J. A. JOHNSON & SON Thursday, Jan. 7, at 10 a.m. j The St. Veronica Bridge Cir All work guaranteed. Term, A card party is planned cle will meet at the home of Mrs. Eitablithed 35 Yean if deiired. Erening call.. Thursday, Jan. 21. in the same Ruth Drapela, 1093 Scranton • Gutters • Sheet Metal room at the rectory. Officers of To 2 Churches on Jan. 10 Street on Jan. 11. * Gas Furnaces the society will be hostesses. Mrs. . Mrs. Jean Gitzen will he M. Skinner presided at the Maintenance of All Type Floors * Gas Conversion Burners (Bleated Sacrament Pariah, Denver) nostess to the St. Frances Ca- $ $ $ $ $ meeting in the absense of Mrs. brini Bridge Circle on Jan. 12. Satisfaction Guaranteed 88 PannaylTania RA 5657 R. Chiswick, who is-in California. The first of a series of Marian Year pilgrimages in The St. Bernadette Canasta the Ble.ssed Sacrament Parish will be led by the Rev. Circle will meet on Jan. 13, with 26 Years Experience— Day or Night Ser'vice Why Waste Fuel! Extermination Anton J. Borer, scout chaplain, on Sunday, Mrs. Joy Barnett of 13485 E. Service Jan. 10. 13th as hostess. T i k . Adrantag. of Onr The St. Veronica Bridge Cir CHALLENGER FLOOR SERVICE Black Widow Spideri, Rata, Members of parish scout organization.s — Explorers, cle ■will meet at the home of Mrs. Carl E. Rush, Mgr. Sales & Service Mice, Roachea, Bed Buga, Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, Girl EA. 4008 1533 E. 7th Av*. Special Free John Mueller and John Reid as Betty Bruger, 9906 E. 7th Ave Clover Mitea, Termitea. I Scouts, and Brownies— and their nue, on Jan. 13. n I "■ill participate. The cohostesses. Mrs. Marion Karney, 11617 E. Efficiency Check boys and girls are requested to Plans for the Ad Altare Dei IF Denver Pest Control Colfax, will be hostess to the St. JOHNS-MANVILLE FLOORINGS SP 4673 1754 S Bd’wy I ^ uniforms. All parish- dinner on Feb. 14 will be dis Therese Bridge Circle on Jan. 14. '______^______llion ers are invited to attend; Save Fuel and cussed. Asphalt Tile I about 500 persons are expected Baptized were Dale Patrick, You have something to A long lived, low priced flooring for Schooli, $ $ $ $ $ I to join the pilgrimage. Transpor First Lt. John L. Swigert, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale C. sell, trade oh announce, tation is to be arranged by the returned to Malden Air Force Allen, with Mr. and Mrs. Royal Hospitals, Churches, Residences, Base, Mo., last Sunday after L. Gagnon as sponsors; Kevin let s REGISTER Display Ph. AC. 2644 families. Terraflex spending the holidays with his Andrew, son of Mr. and Mrs. 24 Hoar 8erric« Those making the pilgrimage parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. Leonard Henry W. Bradley, with Orville One of the toughest, longest wearing floor Ad or Want Ad be your will meet in the Blessed Sacra Swigert. L. Kopp and Clara E. Bradley coverings ever developed; grease proofs Acid representative. ment Church at 2 o’clock for the as sponsors; Patricia Annabelle, Dr. Swigert has been a patient Holland Furnace Co. recitation of the Litany of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Salva- proof; unaffected by alkalis. Brilliant colors in Mercy Hospital. World*! Largeat Farnact Inatallera Crane • Line Blessed Virgin and prayers to the dore Gallegos, with Mr. and Mrs. Free Estimates Descriptive Literature Free They get real re$ult$ 1946 M ARKET ST. Immaculate Conception. The pro Mr. and Mrs. John Brubaker Fred Aragon as sponsors; and cession will go to Annunciation returned recently from Hamp Colleen Marie, daughter of Mr. Building & Maintenance Co. Phone KE. 4205 Church to recite the Rosary, and ton, la., where they were called and Mrs. Carl A. Lyon, with Mr. RADIANT HEAT 1863 WAZEE ST., DENVER KE. 2371 Th« Arm! listed here deserve to then to Our Lady of Grace because of the death of Mrs. Bru and Mrs. Martin D, Fitzgerald Ath for Min Baker be remembered when you are disp Church, where the pilgrimage baker’s brother, J. W. Meintee. as sponsors. tributing your patronage to the will be concluded with Benedic While in Iowa they visited other different Hne^ of business. tion of the Most Blessed Sacra relatives in Davenport. ment. To Address Those attending may gain a plenary indulgence at each stop, Altar Group Electrical Contracting & Repairing having fulfilled the, conditions, * The Rev. George Evans, who namely, prayers for the inten will address the Altar and Ros tions o f the Holy Father, Con- ary Society on Friday, Jan. 8, lARL J.STROHMINGER Ifession, and Holy Communion. has chosen his recent trip to I This pilgrimage is a necessary Spain as his topic. All members Elocfric Company requirement for the 11 boys and are urged to attend. Licenied and Bonded two men who are eligible for the The Rosary will be recited in Member National Electrical Contractor. Ata’n. .'Vd Altare Dei Medal to be con the church at 1 o’clock, and the 1178 Stout St. AC. 5733 ferred upon the earners by Arch business meeting will begin at / o n . bishop Urban J; Vehr on Scout 1:15. There will also be an elec Sunday, Feb. 14. tion and installation o f officers On Sunday, Jan. 10, the at this meeting. CHAIN LINK FENCE Sufincme Co*H^ont men and boys of the parish Hostesses for the social hour will receive Communion in a which will follow the meeting in “FENCES THE WEST” Specializing in group in the 8 o’clock Mass. clude Mmes. Herbert Flannery, Permanent • Rustproof Quality Plumbing This includes the Holy Name E. A. Markey, C. L. Midcap, and Galvanized Steel— Guaranteed Society, the St. Vincent de and Heating Repairs R. G. Olson. Call or Write Our Friendly Representative for Paul Society, the Knights of The perpetual novena devo Free Estimates—it your home. Day or Eve.— Columbus, the Men’s Club, or buy our materials. Install it yourself, save tions in honor of the Sacred labor costs. Boy Scouts, and Cub Scouts, Heart will be resumed Friday, NO DOWN PAYMENT The Infant of PTague Circle Jan. 8, consisting o f the Rosary SLATTERY will meet Wednesday night, Jan. TERMS ARRANGED and Benediction. The theme of 13, in the home of Mrs. John IM P R O V E D , Father Borer’s five-minute talk Stanley. New officers for the will be “ Heart of Jesus, House of ALLIED CHAIN LINK FENCE CO. & COMPANY circle are Mrs. John Stanley, God, and Gate o f Heaven.” 411 Federal Bled, Pbone AL. 5954 Plumbing and Heating captain; and Mrs. T. H. Shonsey, The committee members of H o u rs; 8 to 4 :3 0 ; Sundays. 9 to 4. treasurer. Troop 145 will present an in Contractors The Mothers’ Auxiliary of Boy structive skit to the troop on JOHN J. CONNOR. PrnIdrnt Scout Troop 145 will meet Friday evening, Jan. 8. This will Wednesday, Jan. 13, at 1:15 in 1726 MARKET STREET be followed by a board of re PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 the home o f Mrs. Francis X. view. TOM DWYER ELECTRIC •eiE8 T F. CONROI. VIca PrailOat Byrne, 2976 Birch, with Mmes. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING ELECTRICAL WORK Former Regis Prof WIRING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS All Ele^ical ensed and Bonded Writes for 'Chemist' ^2260 Kearney LYNCH ELECTRIC COMPANY DE 1533 Dr. Gilbert W. Castellan, 2970 Reiidence Phone EA 1912 1725 East 31st Ave. AComa 7382 W. Denver Plate, Denver, who received his bachelor of science A ' i V' degree at Regis College,’ Denver, ' I / \ FOR THE FIIVEST CLEANING in 1945, and was mathematics in AND REPAIRING structor at t^e college and Regis FIREPLACE High School before joining the ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC ' faculty of the Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C., FIXTURES has become a special contributor Rn g IS tAt AID ■.NTMO L!IS to the Capital Chemist, published Call . S S * rym B enm s, (iniM, in Washington. AaOlnw rin Mu, la .41 Dr. Castellan is one of the uS MwbU fix AH C m chemistry department staff NEATILATOR FIREPLACES which has been in charge of spe PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY jA ^ vvvtulii t A n # cial research at the university DENVER m a r b l e & TILE CO. 2630 E. 3rd EA. 8361 under a contract with the Atomic OF COLORADO n il stoat St. Ett. ISII PNom MA. 1414 or K l. M SI Energy Commission. His work Alio Wall to Wall Cleaning in the Home dealt with “ Electrical Effects at Phase Boundariei.”