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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, 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. 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 . 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

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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 to 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; , 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 Bayaud and S. Madison F'R 8711 present for the opening session retreat will close on Friday, Jan. weddings as well as -when Mass direction of the Rev. John Haley. of the winter series of convert 14, at the 9 a.m. Mass and at is said in the convent. The classes are for (Catholics classes. This fine attendance was this time .the students wilt have Sunday, Jan. 10, is corporate and non-Catholics interested in LEN'S Pharmacy largely due to newspaper pub­ the privilege of having the Mass Communion Sunday for the increasing their knowledge of The Best in Hotchett Drug Store explained to them as noted in Howes Food Store L. C. FEHR. Prop. licity and the interest o f the pa­ Men’s Club and the Holy Name Catholic doctrine and will be “Th. Eton of Qoalitj and SkrTlca'* Booker Howee — GajkU Bawaa Uembor' St. Vlnc«nt do PanVo Paiiib rishioners in bringing their non- the story above. Society. held each Tuesday and Thursday DRY CLEANING A Bi-Low Store HaTe Your Doctor Phono Catholic friends. The classes will Father Buckley will he In evening until the course is com­ 701 Grant — KE. 3617 Children’s Maas for the school SUNDAY HOURS 10 A.M. to 3 PJi. Ut Your Prescription continue on Tuesdays and the pulpit Sunday* Jan* 10* at is Friday at 8.;15. plete. AND LAUNDRY Quality M eats — 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 Thursdays at 8 p.m. in the school all the Masses to make his an­ The Men’s Club will meet on- CoBponnding pretcrlptloru is th« Wednesday evening, Jan. 13, in 4 Day Service— ofoat important ptrt of oar busln«M G r o c e r i e s A t Loaiilans and Sooth CUyton hall, the com er o f Arizona and nual report. As an advance 'aithful to Get Josephine. It is hoped that .even criterion of what the report Copies of Proyer the Blessed Sacrament old school Special 1 Day Fresh & Froxen Fruit* more of the parishioners will in­ will be for the tpintual tide of lall following, the recitation of and Vegetables I Washington Park Mkt. vite their non-Catholic friends to the ledger, he lays the report Next Sunday parishioners will the Rosary at 7:45 in the Blessed Louttiana and Clayton Red & White Food Stores attend. will show an increase of 5,000 receive a copy of the prayer to Sacrament Church. Refreshments Burke's Cleaners NOB HILL INN in the number of Commun- the Blessed Virgin composed by will be served following the pro­ We Operate Our Own Plant * 420 EAST COLFAX BILL Hl'GHES, Prop. The Young People’s Club will I COCKTAILS SP. 5717 meet Wednesday, Jan. 13, at ions. Pius XII for the Marian Year gram. Free Pickup & Delivery Complete Food Service 8:30 p.m. in the parish hall. and on the reverse side the Plans are being made for the Delicious Dinners Hours 7 to 7 Week Days Raelene Bowen to Wed parish dance to be held at the V. 26 East 11th Ave. Plans will be made for the club’s Litany of Loretto. The card is HOT AND COLD LUNCHES 598 South Gilpin Wolhurst Club on Friday, Feb. MA. 7442 activities for the coming year. In one o f two wedding cere­ 12t4 inches by eight. The print Yonr Boainess Is Appreciated Hera "U’s fimsrt to Bt Thrifty’' 26. The ticket chairmen are Helen Godfrey, Mgr. It is hoped there will be a good monies to take place in St. Jo­ will be very easy to read. Par- Mrs. James E. Monaghan and attendance. All young people seph’s on Saturday, Jan. 9, Miss ishoners are asked to keep the Paul Daniluk. above high school age are in­ Raelene Bowen will become the card at their bedside and read A cathedral chair is the gift vited to come and bring their bride of Russell W. Hanson prior the prayers frequently. to a Nuptial Mass at 10 a.m»THe The Altar and Rosary So­ from Mrs. Marie Rainville. friends. Practice for the men’s choir O^NIE BRAE . The St. Vincent de Paul double-ring ceremony will be ciety will meet next Monday, ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH used and will be witnessed by Jan. I I, at the school library. resumes Tuesday evening, Jan. Bridge club will meet Thursday, 12, at 7:45 p.m. in the rectory the Rev. Martin Berry, C.SS.R. A dessert-luncheon will be Patronize These Friendly Firms Jan. 14, at 8 p.m. in the parish chapel, 3050 Dahlia. Any man in­ B served at 1:30, and the meet­ Shopping Center hail. Ail persons interested in The bride, who was.a 12-year ing will begin promptly at 2 terested in choir work is invited playing bridge are invited to at­ student of St. Joseph’s and a to attend and assist in the prep­ tend. graduate in the class o f 1952, p.m. The hostasses will be Mmes. J. Floyd, J, Henry, H. aration of the Easter Mass. Dullard Nelson was the winner will wear a white formal ^own Morion Year CONOCO PRODUCTS of the Cub Scout "grocery proj­ and finger-tip veil. Mead, and N. Ownens. Expert Cleaning and Repairing Preisser's Red & White ect,’’ and the ticket was sold by The maid of honor will be her Mrs. H. Wheatley thanks the Pilgrimage . ^ Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteries Joe Smith. sister, Patricia Bowen. The best following for their co-operation Cub Scout pack 23 will re­ Fast Service — Reasonable Prices Recharged, Tlrs Valcanizing The Pinochle Club will meet man will be Edwa'rd Vanscoy, a in the decorating of the church ceive Communion in the 8 o’clock Grocery and Miirket Thursday, Jan. 7, at 8 p.m. cousin of the bride. She will-be for the Christmas season: Mmes. Mass in Blessed Sacrament BOI^KIE BR AE Church Sunday, Jan. 10. At 2 BROADMOOR CLEANERS FANCY .MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND All old friends and as many new given in marriage by her father, H. Fisher, A. Guenther, R. Han­ son, J. Jordan, and G. Schwartz, p.m. all members o f the Scouts, CO!VOCO SERVICE QUALITY GROCERIES ones as possible are urged to at­ Ray E. Bowen. Dorothy Wil­ B ill a n d V e r m a B u r k e rrsJT^Tssil. Free Delivery SPruce 4447 tend in order to make this year liams, soloist, will be accom­ and Mr. H. Mead and Mr. H. boys and girls, accompanied by 724 So. University PE. 9909 2J31 E. Ohio Ave. (So. Univ. and Ohio) a success. panied by Helen McCloskey. Wheatley. their, families, will make a pil­ 712 So. Pearl PE. 848.5 grimage honoring the Marian The wedding breakfast will be Mrs. J. Floyd had charge of the boy’s surplices and Mrs. E. Year. This will begin at Blessed The firms listed here Bonnie Brae Drug Co. served in the home of the bride’s Sacrament Church, proceed to aunt, Mrs. V. Vanscoy, 4318 Hirsch and Mrs. 0. Nichols were deserve to be remembered Llcy< CbinNrIln— RIchirl Chinbvlln Altar, Rosary Unit in charge of the cassocks. Miss Annunciation Church, and end at Shoshone Street, and the recep­ our Lady of Grace Church. CONOCO PRODUCTS Alameda Drug Store when you are distributing Have your Doctor phone ut tion will be held the same eve­ T. Moran and Mrs. W. Sheehy V. 0. PETERSON. Prop. your Pretcripliont had charge of the candles. Circle-meetings scheduled and Lubrication • Delco Batteries your patronage in the dif­ Will Meet Jen. 14 ning from 7 ,to 9 in the bride’s their hostesses are as follows: Cut Rate Drugs Been, Wines, Etc. home, 1016 Kalamath Street. TWte PTA will meet Jan. 25 Monday evening, Jan. 11, St. Car Washing ferent lines of business. a t '1:45 p.m. in the school audi­ Jude’s circle will meet with Mrs. Fountain Service Sundries 763 So. Univeriily RA. 2874 The future bride is the daugh­ A t Mother of God ter .o f Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. torium. Guests will be past pres­ R. W. Schlecht,* 2867 Jasmine; W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS Your Business Appreciated Bowen. Mr. Hanson is the son of idents of the PTA. The second on Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 12, grade room mothers, Mrs. Paul­ Alameda & Logan PE. 9840 Alameda & So.'Broadway (Mother of God Parish, Denver) Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hanson of St. John’s will meet with Mrs. ine Connor and Mrs. Rita Smith- The Altar and Rosary Society Cass Lake, Minn., and is a grad­ W. J. Bindel, 2916 Eudora; on line, will be hostesses. will meet Thursday, Jan. 14, in uate of Cass Lake High School, Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 13, JTB GAYLOBD the church at 1:15 for recitation clas.s of ’52. Infants baptized were Chris­ St. Anthony’s with Mrs. M. J. BUCHANAN’S tine Lee Abelein, daughter of of the Rosary. A business meet­ The couple will leave the same Galvin, 2861 Eudora; and on Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Abe­ ing and program will follow in evening for Spokane, Wash., Thursday evening, Jan. 14, Our Christian Bros. .Wines Shopping D iistrict lein, Jr., of 917 Cook Street, the basement. Members are re­ where they will live the next two Lady of Lourde.s will meet with All Popslar Btfra with Dan- and Dorilda Hanifen Mrs. G. M. McNamara, 2811 minded to bring a box of cold years while he finishes his en­ Cleaners & Dyers Wd Denver as godparents; Anthony Kevin Pontiac Street. cereal for the Carmelite nuns. listment as an A /2 c in the Mielkus, son o f Mr. and Mrs, Baptized were Patricia Lee, PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy. A weekly instruction class USAF. He was stationed at J. H.'Bobinger - Dick Tremlett Edward A. Mielkus, with Ed ughter of Mr. and Mrs. W iu m'TlE A R A N C E SAIE for Catholics and non-Catho- Lowry Field, Denver, from Aug' ward L. Clayton and Michele mond Shay, with Glen S< 328 Broadway lici is held each Wednesday ust, 1952, to June, 1953. An out- Temptation Estron Sriow Suits, Sizes 2 & 3, Hoodford as godparents: Lynette buch and Marie Schafbuch as evening at 8 o'clock in the of-town guest at the wedding Phones PE. 37.53 & 3754 church hall. Louise Lyons, daughter of Mr. sponsors and R. A. Shay \ Reg. 7.9s...... S5.98 will be Mrs. M^ry Urquhart o f and Mrs. John J. Lyons of 1446 proxy; Daniel Richard, son The parish Cana group will Colorado Springs, great-aunt of 9 o l Q h sam . I Tweed Coats & Legging Sets, Adams Street, with Marvin and Mr. and Mrs. John R. Plunkett, meet Friday evening, Jan. 8, at Miss Bowen. Gallon ! Reg. 18.95...... ,S12.95^ 8:15. Ida Lyons as godparents; and The firms listed here Catechism classes for grade Nuptials for Ann Sweeney Anne Pauline Cieciura, daughter deserve to be remembered 1 Corduroy Skirts, Sizes 1 to 6 ...... S 1.49 school children attending the Another wedding to be sol­ of Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Cie­ 98^ public school* will b » resumed emnized Jan. 9 at' 9 a.m., is that ciura, with Joseph S. Cieciura, and Mrs. Philip Harpole, with when you are distributing j BLOUSES & DRESSES ...... 2 5 % OFF Jr., and Wanda Rapelyea as-god- William Golden and Marjorie J Robes, Chenille, Corduroy, Terry , . . Greatly Reduced Saturday morning at 9:30. of Miss Ann Sweeney an

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. 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