RIMENDOUS UTHOLIC EXPANSION NOTED IN COLORADO SPRINGS FOR PAST DECADE By C. J. Zecha. bishop Vehr will officiate in profession and recep­ rose Cancer Hospital, completed in 1946 as a memorial was compiled for 1955 by the Colorado State Depart­ V The tremendous growth of the Catholic Church in tion ceremonies at Mt. St. Francis near Colorado to the' late Spencer Penrose, and the Margery Reed ment of Health. The population from these statistics \ the Colorado Springs area since World War II, with Springs, the former Woodman Sanitarium taken over Memorial Nurses' Home, erected in 1941 by Mrs. Verner was. . . reported ------as 80,825 persons plus 32,000 milita'ry, a promise of even greater development in the neJrt few by the Sisters of St. Francis Seraph in 1953 as a mother- Z. Reed as a memorial to her daughter. total of 112,825. years, will be highlighted next week when Archbishop house and novitiate. In the past 15 years *the growth of population Besides Ft. Carson, Colorado Springs, since the Urban J. Vehr lays the cornerstone of a new church, in Colorado Springs has been phenomenal. What was war, has seen the establishment of Ent Air Force dedicates a new school, and blesses a new church in the Two Schools Under Construction once a small town noted as-an ideal health resort _and Base (Air Force Defense Unit), permanent military ai'ea. Two new parochial schools are likewise upder con­ as a tourist attraction, Colorado Springs, since 1'940, units, including a hospital, set up at Ft. Carson; num­ On Wednesday, Aug. 10, at 4:30 p.m. Archbishop struction in Colorado Springs — for the Pauline Chapel has become a heavily populated city owing mainly to erous business firms, several manufacturing concerns, Vehr will officiate in the. blessing of the cornerstone Parish, Broadmoor, and for Divine Redeemer Parish. military installations. and the new Air Force Academy. for the new Corpus Christi Church now under con­ A beautiful and spacious auditorium is likewise being Authors Morris E. Garnsey and R. E. Pelz, in a struction; on Thursday, Aug. 11, at 4:30 p.m. he will built for Divine Redeemer Parish, founded in 1950> Conservative Figure: 112.825 recently published 68-page monograph, "A Projection officiate in the dedication of the new Sacred Heart for use as a church. In 1940 the construction of Ft. Carson (then of the Population of Colorado” (University of Colorado School; and on Friday, Aug. 12, at 4:30 p.m. he will And in June Glockner-Penrose Hospital, conducted knowP as Camp Carson) began south of the city. Study Series), report that the Air Force Academy will bless the new Our Lady of the Woods Church in Wood­ by the Sisters of Charity o f Cincinnati, announced plans The total population of El Paso County was, at that urbapize Colorado Spririgs and El Paso County faster land Park. for a new 12-story, $5,394,620 hospital building. The time, 36,789. In 1950 the figure rose to 45,472. A con­ than normal growth. In 1940, El Paso County had 4.81 In addition, on Friday morning, Aug. 12, Arch­ new 300-bed structure will harmonize with the Pen­ servative figure of the population of El Paso County per cent of Colorado’s total population. The authors say this will change to 7.2 per cent by 1980. Near Communists Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Catholics Number 12,500 In Korea Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1956— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Proportionately the Catholic growth in Colorado Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Springs has risen along with the total population. New parishes, churches, schools, hospital facilities, and other institutions have been established since World War II. The Catholic population in the city is now approx­ imately 12,500. Two parishes, the Church of the Divine Redeemer and Our Lady of Guadalupe (Spanish), have DENVER CATHOLIC been set up since World War II. The Ax'chdiocese of Denver has purchased property for a number of iuture parish sites in El Paso County. These include tracts in the Security Village, Stratton (Turn to Pages — Columns) ^------REGISTER Record Class ^Graduated’

VOL. L. No. 51 THURSDAY. AUGUST 4, 1955 DENVER, COLORADO TreparedParents' Course Is Conducted by Hospital $370,000 Building Plan Certificates of award have been presented $o 50 fa­ thers and mothers-to-be — representing the largest class ever enrolled for prenatal instruction at the pioneering Glockner-Penrose Hospital in Colorado Springs — and Father (Capt.) Robert A. plans are being made by the Sisters of Charity of Cin­ Banigan (above), formerly cinnati to launch another five- assistant at Annunciation Parish, Mullen High School 2508 Megallen; Mr. and Mrs. week course along the same lines Leadville, and pastor in Aspen, for prospective parents begin­ Patrick Copley, 1310 E. San Mi­ is now serving in a Korean area B y B il l K i l k e n n y completion scheduled by Septem­ than double the capacity of ning Aug: 31. guel; Mr. and Mrs. John Cop- “ as far north as you can go with­ the present facilities, will ac­ Wide attention has been at­ pinger, 2419 El Paseo; Mr. and out being with the Communists." ber, 1956, he said. Mullen High School, Fort Lo­ commodate 450 students. The tracted to the public service fea­ Mrs. Robert Funk, 724 N. Ne­ He is thus formidably close to The gymnasium will replace enrollment this year, as in tha vada; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice the Red build-up of military gan, will build a gymnasium and ture, introduced by Glockner- one that was destroyed by fire past year, will be about 210. Penrose Hospital in July, 1952, Hanson, 434 E. Kiowa; Mr. and strength, reported in the press classroom building within the Nov. 8, 1954. The gymnasium will cost about with the result that a aeries of Mrs. (jene Hanson, 2224 N. within the past few days. Royer; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill, Father Banigan is with the next year, Brother Ernest, F.S.C, Two former Army barracks $120,(M)O; the school, about $250, six courses now are offered an­ nually, each reflecting constantly 2110 N. Royer; Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ 24th Infantry Division, which principal, told the Register this that have been used for class­ 000, Brother Ernest said. This is bur Hook, 3304 N. Arcadia; Mr. took over after the Marines re­ The prayers of childish inno­ increasing registration. rooms will be replaced by the a total of $370,0(X). and Mrs. Alan Killingsworth, turned to the'United States. His week. W ork on the gymnasium Prayers for Benefactors cence from some 730 dependent Future fathers and mothers of new school. The barracks will The J. K. Mullen Foundation the entire community— regard­ 1151 Manitou; Mr. and Mrs. headquarters are in the hills north is expected to start late this tots of the Archdiocese of Denver are promised to benefactors in Merle Kneebone, 2507 lE. St. the collection to be taken in all churches Sunday, Aug. 7. Archbishop less of where they have made of Seoul, capital of the free then be used for shop classes, will finance the' projects, but the Vrain; and Mr. and Mrs. William month; the classroom building Urban J, Vehr, in his annual appeal for orphans and destitute pre-arrangements for maternity Southern Korean Republic. Brother Ernest said. money will be repaid through tu­ MacDougall, 1471 N. Cedar; children, notes that “ the- table and other expenses in providing for care— arie invited to enroll in the ■ Much of Father Banigan's will be started next year, with The new’ icbool, with more duties consist of traveling among ition funds a n d donations. Con­ these little ones have soared tremendously." free instruction classes, held ey- Also Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ma- advanced units of the 19th In­ tinued' support from the Men of ery Wednesday at ' 7:30 p.m. linauski, 1911 Ouray; Mr. and At Centers Aug. 15, 17, 19 + + + + + Mrs. Vernon Meents, 722 E. fantry Regiment to care for their Mullen and the Mullen Loyal Those who successfully complete spiritual needs. 730 Tots Cared For the course and attend the re­ Platte; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ladies, w h o have raised at least quired number of classes are Peterson, 1127 N. Wahsatch; Mr.’ Before going to Korea, Father $2,000 already toward the build and Mrs. Merle Prellberg, 1515 Banigan had been stationed in Parochial School Pupils awarded certificates of merit'and the honorary degree of “Fcepiurad N. Tejon; Mr. and Mrs.-Chattes Japan, where he went early in ing fund, will also help pay off Collection to Aid Orphans, Parents.” Diplomas bear the sig­ Shepard, 409 Ei. Caramillo; Mr. 1954. He reports that there is the cost. Brother Ernest said. little difference in the appearance nature of Sister Marie Charles, and Mrs. Angelo Siccardi, Route He added that there was "i 3; Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Sil- of Korea and the Land of the To Receive Polio Shots hospital administrator, and Sister possibility of a campaign later on' John, supervisor of the obstetri­ varali, 1291 N. Wahsatch; Mr. Rising Sun, except that the pen­ Eligible parochial pupils will receive the second Destitute Children Aug. 1 insula is more rocky. He expects for funds. cal department, y'ho directs the and Mrs. Paul Smith, 1530 N. to be in Korea until March. injection of the Salk poliomyelitis vaccine on Aug. 15, 17, The annual colleojtion for orphans and destitute program. (Turn to Page S — Column 7) The gymnasium will be built children of the Archdiocese of Denver will be taken up When Father Banigan went and 19, according to tne Rev. William Jones, archdiocesan about 300 feet south of the site Outstanding Success Into service in 1944, he was the in all churches of the archdiocese Sunday, Aug. 7. Success of Glockner-Penrose superintendent of schools. Both the Colorado Polio o f t h e old gymnasium. Outdoor 12th priest of the archdiocese to Vaccine Advisory Committee and the Denver Polio Archbishop Urban J. Vehr commends the more than in prenatal instruction has been enter active service in World War handball and tennis courts are to so outstanding that the U.S. Record 13,38/ Vaccine Advisory Committee 700 helpless children of the Archdiocese of Denver to II. He was ordained June 7, first injections at the close of be built nearby, with long-range Array and other branches of the 1941, and served in Leadville un­ recommended in the past week the generosity of Catholic parishioners. the past school year. Consent plans calling for a centralization service have sent officers from til his appointment came. After that the second injections be The letterletti of Archbishop Vehr follows: slips which must be signed by time to time to (Colorado Springs his discharge in 1946, he studied given as soon as possibly of recreational facilities. Visitors View one of the parents and presented ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER to study the plan and in particu­ canon law at the Catholic Uni­ Pupils of the first four grades The football field is now on at the clinic before the child will Chancery Office lar the method used in interest­ versity, ■ Washington, and then who received the first injection receive the injection are printed the north side of Bear Creek, a 1536 Logan Street _ ing fathers-to-be in the course, was appointed pastor _ of St. of the vaccine in the spring of 1955 may receive the second in­ on page 3. Parents should cut considerable distance from the Denver 5, Colorado which in itself is unique. Cabrini Shrine Mary’s Parish, Aspen, in June, this slip out, sign it, and bring 1947. He began his second tour jection at the time assigned, pro­ proposed gymnasium. Eventually Sixty-seven persons were reg­ it with the child to the clinic July 25, 1955 istered in the course now ending, The 13,387 persons who of Army duty in 1953. vided that the parents renew assigned for each school. all the school’s buiidiogs, besides Reverend Dear Father and Beloved People: including two grandmothers and His address is; 19th Infantry their consent Pupils who re­ visited Mother Cabrini the football and baseball areas, Once each year, I am compelled to solicit your gracious Regiment, 24th Infantry Division, ceived vaccine injections in the Clinics Set Up two neighbors. Sister John was Shrine in Mt. Vernon Can­ and generous charity for the care of our orphans and destitute APO 24, San Francisco, Calif. spring' of 1954 may receive will be on the sou^h side of the delighted with the presence of In Six Areas children. At the present time, 600 children are under the kindly yon in July set a new one- A brother is Father Herbert booster injections. aeek. the two prospective grandmoth­ Banigan, assistant at St. Cather­ There were 4,453 parochial Since each clinic must take care o f the sisters in our institutions. An additional 90 are in ers, eager to learn the newest, ap­ month record at the 10-year- care of a large number of pupils, Brother Mapped Project ine’s Church, Denver. school pupils who received the foster homes under Catholic auspices, and 40 infants under two proved method of mother-baby old shrine. they have been established in six The new gymnasium will have years of age are being cared for in the new Infant of Prague care. She looked upon their at­ This figure represents an al­ CFM Officers Voice Praise areas of the city. Each one of a searing capacity of 2,500, com Nursery. The self-sacrificing sisters and a noble band of ladies tendance as a refutation of the most 100-per-cent increase over these clinics will service the pared to the standing-room-only of the Denver Deanery are doing a magnificent piece of Chris­ charge that the older generation the total of 7,200 who registered neighboring schools. To facili­ tian charity in acting as father and mother to these more than scorns present-day methods of in­ at the shrine in July, 1954, ac­ tate the program, parents are facilities of the old gymnasium. 700 helpless children. fant care and holds to the theory cording to John Campbell, shrine Family Movement in Area urged to^note the date o f the A rough sketch of the gymna The problem of child care is gp'owing locally in proportion that “ CTandma knows best” As director. clinic for their school and bring sium project was drawn by to our increase in population. You know how the cost of living a result, the class director had Colorado had the largest dele­ their child at the time assigned. Brother William, F.S.C., a mem has mounted in your own homes. The table and other expenses special diplomas drawn for the gation with 7,827 registered. Clinics will be established for in providing for these little ones have soared tremendously. The grandmothers and for the two Illinois was second with 886, and Is Boosted to 50 Groups ber of the Mullen faculty, and ar­ parochial and private school Community Chest is doing a valiant service, as we ail know, but neighbors who wanted j^roper Kansas third with 613. pupils at St. James’ School, An­ rangements are now being made were it not for outside help, it would he impossible for our preparation for giving a “ help­ Nebraska Visitors Pat an& Patty Crowley of Wilmette, III, national nunciation High School, .St. by the board of trustees of the institutions to meet current expenses and make the necessary ing hand,” should need arise. secretary couple of the Christian Family Movement, con­ Francis de Sales’ School, St. Mullen Foundation for an archi- repairs o f buildings and other extraordinary items which occur 'Diplomas' Given Show Biggest Increase Dominic’s School, Porter Sani­ each year. Prospective fathers and gratulated Denver CFM members for the -work that has tea and contraaor (or architec­ The biggest increase in visi­ seen the movement grow from six groups in 1952 to 50 tarium, and the Department of I commend these 730 helpless children to your kind gener­ mothers who were awarded “ Pre­ tors was shown by the state o f Health Annex. tural contracting firm) to begin osity. Your donations will be divided among our various child­ groups with 250 persons taking part in 20 parishes. pared Parents” diplomas at the Nebraska. A total of 449 regis­ Vaccinations in the work. caring institutions. These children remember their benefactors closing exercises included Mi( and tered in July; previous totals A1 and Pat Riede, 2701 E. ' in their effective prayers of childish innocence. ing the special meeting were Brother Ernest said that the Mrs. Albert Bedee, 302 E. Jeffer­ from that state had been around Seventh Street, one of the origi­ Week of Aug. 15 May God bless you! son; Mr. and Mrs. John P. Brad­ 160 persons per month. Last Father Ruf, Father James Pur- wbik might be completed in six nal couples in the Denver move­ Under the program of the Na­ Faithfully yours in Christ, ley, 1920 S. Sheridan; Mr. and year and in May of this year Mr, ment, were hpsts at the meeting field, St Patrick’s; Father Rob­ ert Durrie, S t John’s; and Fa­ tional Foundation for Infantile months, but that it was hard to « URBAN J. VEHR Mrs. William Brown, 1108 E. Campbell addressed a DCCW Wednesday evening, Aug. 3, of Paralysis, those children who are (Turn to Page S — Column S) Archbishop of Denver Fourth; Mr. and Mrs. John Card, meeting in Omaha and showed past and present CFM, federa­ ther Syrianey. Couples included Mike and Cathy Quering, Dr. enrolled in public, parochial, and movies of the shrine. tion members. Phil and Doris Clarke, federation private schools and are eligible About one-half of the visitors The Crowleyi were in on Nina Odescalchi Bears Noble Roman Nome vice president couple; Glenn and for the vaccination will be vacci­ register at the shrine, Campbell the start of the CFM move* Jean Robinson, secretaries; John nated in clinics set up during the said. On that basis, he estimated, ment which now embraces and Charlotte Mahoney, Ray and week o f Aug, 15. some 28,000 persona visited the 16,000 couples and for the Jo Taylor, Vince and Mary I^u Two groups o f children are famous place of pilgrimage in past seven years hare trav­ Denver Girl Kin of Sainthood Candidate Hogan, and Lou and Marion eligible for the Salk vaccine in the Rockies. eled throughout the country Smith. the clinics now being arranged. A counter placed at the shrine starting new groups and as­ When Flaminia Elaine which counted among its mem- munion, and fought gambling. The weddirfg in the new. S t by the State Highway Depart­ sisting in spreading the move­ (Picture on Page 3) Group I consists of those chil­ dren who were enrolled in the Odescalchi ■weds John F. hers a saintly 17th-century laxity, and immodesty in dress. John’s Church on Seventh Ave­ ment tabulated the total of cars ment. Pope. second grade in 1963-54 and who Kelly, in St. John’s Church, Saved Europe nue will be at 12 noon, the first at 7,146 for July, an average of Crowley told the federation The Odescalchi family traces 238 per day. members that’ CFM groups are received the complete series of From Moslems Saturday in September. Father 1st Native Priest three shots in the 1964 Polio Denver, Sept. 3, she will be making good headway in Africa, its lineage back to Enrico Erba, It was Innocent XI who was 19 Foreign Lands field trials. These children may trading the name of one of Edwin B. D ’Brien will come from Japan, Saigon, and the Philip­ vicar of the Holy Roman Empire instrumental in saving Europe get a “ booster’’ injection. Group Europe’s mos^ ancient families, New Haven, Conn., to offer the Are Represented pines, as well as in Canada and Dies from the last great Moslem Of Wyoming II consists of those children who in Milan in 1165. The Pontiff in Nuptial Mass. All the states except Ver­ in South America. The CFM lit­ + 4- + surge by urging King John Sohie- were enrolled in the first, sec­ the fam ily^as Innocent XI, born ski of Poland to go to the relief mont had visitors at the shrine. erature has been translated into Funeral services were held + -|- + ond, third, and fourth grades in Benedetto Odescalchi at (]omo, of besieged Vienna. He contribr Nineteen foreign countries were foreign languages and many of Aug. 2 for the Rev. Alonzo Mc­ Ganiiidate for the 1954-55 school year and who Italy, in 1611. A recent news re­ uted a fortune to turn the invad* . . . and Denver represented, including Yugosla­ the grpups in other lands were Hugh, S.S., who died unexpect­ received their first injection in lease announced that the beatifi­ via. seven South American na­ started by foreign students in edly in Albuquerque, N. Mex., Beatification . . ers out of Catholic Austria and the spring o f 1955 in the school cation cause o f Innocent XI, Hungary. Relative tions, Australia, and Japan. the United States who were ap­ July 28. The Rosary and Office vaccination program. .begun in 1714, has newly been The shrine is situated just o ff proached by members. for the Dead were recited in St. Innocent XI performed a re­ Only children in . these two markable feat by balancing the the M t Vernon Canyon Road, On the current two-week trip M a r y’s Cathedral, Cheyenne, discussed by the Sacred Congre- categories are eligible for the Papal budget 3^ en he b«am e about a 30-minute drive from the national secretary couple Wyo., Aug. 1 with Bishop Hubert gatio'n of Rites at a preparatory vaccihation to be offered during meeting. Pope in 1676 he inherited/ a debt downtown Denver. Still flowing have met with both large and M. Newell presiding. the week of Aug. 15 in the emer­ of 170,000 seudu He not only at the historic spot is the spring small CFM assemblies in Cedar The Solemn Requiem Mass was gency school vaccination pro­ Politics Intervene eliminated it,'bu t within a few which sprang up mysteriously Rapids, la.; Council Bluffs, la.; celebrated by the Rev. William gram. Under terras of the agree­ To Slow Cause years had income outweighing after Mother Cabrini had pur­ Grand Island, Neb.; Cheyenne, McCormick, nephew of tljp de­ ment by which the National expenditures. chased the property. W yo.; Helena, M ont; Yakima, ceased. Foundation for Infantile Paraly­ It is likely that the cause would Wash.; Portland, Ore.; and San Esther McHugh was the first sis furnishes the vaccine, no have long ago been successful Brother Killed Francisco. native Wyoming priest He was child may receive a first injec­ had not the Odescalchi Pope made In Accident Fatima Burse Fund 350 Couples Expected raised to the priesthood by the tion in these clinics political enemies by defending Flaminia Odescalchi is a grad­ Crowley said it is expected late Bishop Patrick A. McGovern Children who have moved to the rights o f the Church against uate of Vassar College and of the Given $12 in a Week that more than 360 couples will in S t Mary’s Cathedral June 18, Denver from other communities Louis XIV and the French mon­ Convent of the Sacred Heart in attend the seventh annual CFM 1924. He received his grade where the vaccination program archy. It was French influence Norton, Conn. Her brother. Carlo, Six donors raised the total o f convention to be held at Notre school and high school education of the National Foundation for that blocked the cause of Inno­ was killed in a tragic accident on the Lady o f Fatima Burse, spe­ Dame University Aug. 18. Sev­ in Cheyenne schools. Infantile Paralysis described cent XI previously. The Pope had the Flatirons near Boulder in cial priesthood fund for the eral Denver area couples are Father McHugh joined the Sul- above was conducted may re­ net only fought the claims of 1946. archdiocese, to $4,535 in the planning to attend as well as plcian Fathers, whose yrork is ceive the injections upon pres­ Gallicanism, out had opposed The bridegroom-to-be is a past week with gifts totaling $12. F a th e r F ra n cis Syrianey, the the training o f young men for entation of evidence that they Louis’ persecution of/the Hugue­ graduate of Regis High School The donors were Mfs. J. L. H., federation chaplain and pastor the priesthood. Having taught are eligible for the vaccine. Par­ not Protestants. Denver, and of the law school Derby, $1; anonymous, Denver, o f S t Pius X Parish, Aurora. for some time in the Sulpician ents o f a child vaccinated in the Although he was the implacable of Yale University. He is a vet­ $3; anonymous, Colorado Others who will attend include seminaries. Father McHugh be­ school program elsewhere than enemy of all who threatened the eran of both World War II and Springs, $1; J. S., Denver, $1; Father Matthew Ruf, S.M.B., of came a chaplain in the U.S. in Denver should take the neces­ Church, Innocent X I was beloved the Korean conflict, and holds anonymous, Denver, $1; and Cure d’Ars; Mike Quering, feder­ Army, where ne won the admira sary steps immediately to secure '••-r' V '' by the people because of his deep a commission in the U.S. Naval W.A.S., Denver, S6. ation president; and Ted and tion and respect otf Catholic and from the schools where the child piety, charity, and unselfish de­ Reserve. He is the grandson of Gifts to the Lady o f Fatima Lorry Lothamer of St Therese's non-Catholic alike. He was an a'c was enrolled and received the vac­ votion to duty. He was known as the late John D. Fleming, dean Burse may be sent to Archbishop Parish, Aurora. tive chaplain in World War II cine a copy of the record indi­ Pater Pauperum— Father o f the of the University of Colorado Urban J. Vehr, Chancery Office, Among the chaplains attend­ and in the Korean War. u m ite h(T °a^^e S — Column S) Pops Innocent XI Poor. He urged frequent Coni- School of Law. Milt Nina Odescalchi 1636 Logan Street, Denver. * n ♦ »AGE TWdl 9fffee, 938 Bannocic Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, ICEystene 4-4205 Thursifay, Au§ust 4, 19Si Tremendous Catholic Expansion Noted 'Prepared Parents' Course MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY Is Conducted by Hospital (Continued From. Page One) plemented by ^ucational films INSURANCE SINCE 1897 Foote; Mr. and Mrs. William supplied by the Colorado Depart­ In Colorado Springs for Past Decade Usher, 24 Boulder Crescent, and ment of Health on prenatal dare, TA. 5-0241 Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Williams, and delivery with a view to giv­ 753 Cm and Electric Bldg. (Continued From Page One) Under the pastorship o f the Rev. also shows the growth o f t h e operated by the Sisters o f Charity 1291 N. Wahsatch. ing future fathers and mothers Meiuiow, and Skyway Park, aU-in Anthony Elzi, the parish has Church in Colorado Springs. o f Cincinnati, is now conduaing Films Are Used thorough preparation and knowL edge o f what to expect in the im­ Herbert W. Leibman Gerard R. TeBockhorst Colorado Springs; and cine in made rapid growth since 1945. Woodland Park is about 24 miles a $5394,620 building campaign Classes for prospective par­ Monument (16 miles north). ents are held at Seton Hall, 2300 portant event they are about to 'The new church is expeaed to west o f Colorado Springs on the to finance the creaion- of a 12* experience. • i n s u r e r s N. Tejon Street Each of the New School be ready by Easter o f 1956. It Ute Pass Highway 24. Since the story modern fireproof building five-week courses offers instruc­ Registrations for the course be­ war, and because o f difficulties in St. Mary’s Parish in Colorado is the climax to a huge postwar to replace its present inadequate tion onr modem techniques of ginning Aug. 31 may be sent in expansion programj for the par­ finding housing accommodations structure. baby care, emotional factors of advance to Sister John, SloeV Springs has approximately 3,500 pregnancy, general information ish which includes a new three- in the Colorado Springs area, many ner-Penrose Hospital, or may be Catholics in the parish. A b«iu- Nt. St. Francis on labor and delivery and care submiMed the night o f the open­ story brick grade school, the re- families have moved into homes tiful new grade school was dedi­ o f mother and infant after hos­ ing class. The sister-snpeiy^r modeliifg and denovation o f the in the Ute Pass area and into The Sisters o f St. Francis Seraph pital dismissal. emphasizes that those who enroll cated in 1950. The old school, Franciscan nuns' convent, and, in Woodland Park, a resort. o f Perpetual Adoration arc The lectures by Sister John and do not obligate themselves to the which was used for both grade her staff of assistants are sup­ hospital. 1950, the completion o f a mod­ the occupants o f the new Mt. Sl and high school, was completely The Rev. Michael Kavanagh, em reaory. Francis Provincial Mother-House, renovated and is now used as the pastor o f Victor and Cripple Father Elzi, in noting the north o f Colorado Springs. The high school A completely Creek, and former assistant at St owth o f the parish, said that mother-house is the former Mod­ equipped gymimium-auditorium Mary’s, Colorado Springs, founded ive years ago 180 students en­ ern Woodmen o f America Sana­ was also dedicated in 1950 in the beautiful n e w mountain rolled in the school The 1954- torium. For years the sanatorium the parish. The total cost o f the church. The church is situated on 55 school term had 465 enrolled. was known as a retreat for projea was some $465,000, of a site acquired by Father K a v » Sacred Heart nagh since he was named pastor those affliaed with tuberculosis. SEMINARIAN which approximately $300,000 here was donated by Mrs. Spencer Pen­ Saaed Heart Parish, which is in of Cripple Q eek and V ia or July Bought by Sisters rose through the El Pomat Foun­ the charge o f the Oblates o f Mary 1, 1954. It was ereaed at a cost The Broadmoor area is also the AfmosP dation. t Immaculate, with Father John of $36,000 on land which was Nelson as pastor, is located on the donated by Dr. and Mrs. Louis site 6f a new rest home pur­ Monsignor William J. Kelly, chased by the Sisters o f the Holy of west side of the city. The dedica­ Roberts o f Wichita, Kans., and by SUPPLIES superintendent o f St. Mary’s Family o f Nazareth. It will be UMi • • • tion o f the new grade school, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Sudholt of School, said that the student (p- used by members o f the commu­ which will take place Aug. 11, Denver. A n f ie r ic ® aease since 1945 has been 25 win be eventful for the pastpr, nity who serve in hospitals in per cent. El Pomar assistants, and parishioners. The Texas and New Mexico. Located Pauline School school has been needed for some Besides its parishes t h e city at 203 Elm Avenue in the fashion­ Q a b M f d L L boasts of the impressive £1 Pomar ------'The construction of a new time and the eventual realization able suburb, the property covers Retreat Home in the Broadmoor grade school for t h e Paulintf o f i- magnificent building has a block square. area. The Sisters o f Charity oper­ Chapel Parish, Broadmoor, is an been heanening to the Qtholics ate the institution, the former Modern Hospital other step in the enlargement of o f the parish who number about u T i L i n ...... 1 9 ® ® W.R. JOSEPH home of the late Spencer Penrose St. Francis' Hospital, conduaed parish facilities in Colorado 1,800. The $150,000 school wiU and Mrs. Penrose, which conducts Springs. W hen completed, the will open with six grades in Sep- by the Sisters of St. Francis of Optometrist year-around retreats for women. Perpetual Adoration, is one o f the s^ool will accommodate 350 pu­ ber. Four nuns from Mr. St. Scho- WORSTED ...... 5 5 0 ® COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE pils in eight grades and a Idn- lastica’s Convent (Benedictine) in The Rev. Cornelius Flynn is chap­ finest hospitals in the state. For lain. * more than 68 years, it has ren­ For Appointment — TA. 5-1880 dergarten. Cost o f the structure Atchison, Kans., and one lay, Historic Glockner-Penrose Hos­ dered service to the sick and suf­ 230 Ma[esHc Bldg. 16th & Broadway will be about $226,000. Mrs. Pea- teacher will staff the school pital, the largest in the city, and fering in the city. rose and the El Pomar Founda­ Guadalupe Church RAYON tion have generously contributed The growing need for a church $125,000 toward-the projea. for the Spanish-speaking people $370,000 Building Project GABARDINE...:.... 29® “ Father Michael Harrington, o f Colorado Springs came to a JOE ONOFRIO pastor, said the school is expected reality in 1948 when Archbishop For Mullen High School Home o f Quality Pianot to open with four grades in Sep­ Vehr purchased a church building tember. ’The total completion of which was the former Second (Continued From Page One) Mullen Home for Boys in 1932 BIREH AS - COLLARS WE BUY, SELL OR. TRADE the school is not expected until Congregational Church. Like St. make an’ estimate that might not and cared principally for orphans. COLLAR BUTTONS Cable-Mehlin November. Four nuns from the Mary’s Parish, it is located within have to be changed later. Regular students were enrolled Sisters of Charity o f Cincinnati wallung distance of the busi­ School Plans Incomplete because of the ample facilities and SHIRT FRONTS Lester Betsy Ross have already been appointed to ness distria. Still in the preliminary plan­ because of the need for tuition fees to keep the school operating. Trade in your old piano staff the school when it opens in The Theatine Fathers are in ning stage is the new school, RABATS Mullen’s enrollment of 210 in­ on a new Spinet or T-V Set September. charge o f the parish with the which will have about 25 rooms, cludes 30 orphans. Twenty boys Best Trade in Town Parish Church Rev. Andrew Mantua as pastor. including classrooms, laboratories, The church, known as the Shrine lounges, library, bookkeeping and whose homes are outside the Den­ 1805 Broadway MA. 3-8585 The Qtholic population of of Our Lady of Guadalupe,, was mechanical drawing rooms, and ver area are boarders at the ONE HOUR AcroM from Uie Cosmopolitan Hotol Corpus Christi Parish in Colorado renovated for use and has enough lavatories. Brother Ernest said school. Springs is approximately 2,000. FREE PARKING property for further expansion. Architect’s plans are expected DOLLS— WIGS — SHOES For Our Customers Catechisi Teachers to be completed in time fcir work Doll* Dreited to Order WaU to In the same year a latge build­ to begin in the spring. New Line of Relieioiui Statnea Next Door at 1625 Tremont Place and Statnea Bepaired CARPETS Wall ing was purchased for the Mis­ The school will not t^e it| PRINTING COMPANY ROOM SIZE sionary Sisters of Our Lady of full capacity o f 450 in the first A.B.C. Doll Hospital KE. 4-4054 and SMALLER RUGS Victory and is used as a catecheti year that it is open, but will in­ Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McCourt 1832 Curti* St. a wlda Micetton of patterns cal center for the parish. and colon to ebooae from crease the number of boys in the 616 Downing______MA. 3-7617 THE JAMES CLARKE The number of Catholics in the freshman class annually until the Furniture T.oT.: parish is about 1,850. Many lapsed maximum enrollment is reached, •Dr. G. J. We Photograph Anything Anywhere Ob^b WedDttdsB Bmtnp till • I'clock Catholics have returned to the Brother Ernest said. CHURCH GOODS HOUSE faith. Study clubs and reaC' About 120 freshmen will be Schaeuble The Mile-High Photo Co. E.M.W. ational activities for the youth of admitted ■ in September, 1956, "The West's Largest Church Goods Supply House” where caih talka Optometrist KODAK FINISHING the parish have been instrumental compared to the 80 who will be !:• ( A.H. to 1:11 P.U. 2141 So. Broadway in helping the parishioners. admitted next month, the princi­ Specialist NEW Mondoj Thro Fridaj 320-22 SsTenteenth KEjtton. 4-6114 Denrer SHerman 4-2754 pal said. He added that there For Visual Sotardar Divine Redeemer BUSINESS HOURS l:0« AJl. to 12 :M PJL On the east side of Colorado were "at least 120 applicants” for Eye Care Springs, in the center of a rapidly the freshman class this year, but Now Open Thursday—8:30 a.m. to 5:30 II i growing community, is the Church that there was not enough room 638 Empire Bldg. KE 4 -5 8 4 0 I of the Divine Redeemer. A magni' for all .of them. Established 1902 1633 Tremont Place ‘ ficent sight of Pikes Peak and the Founded for Orphans COLORADO Mullen was founded as the I've Often Staked My life I mountains can be seen from the CONVALESCENT TAbor 5-3789 ALpine 5-4200 I front doors of the church. HOME I The Rev. Duane Theobald is Reatonable Rates Denver 2, Colorado the pastor o f t h e church Profession Rite 515 So. Logan PE. 3-7135 on the EXTRA SAFETY of which numbers about 2,000 par­ ishioners. The parish church w a s estab­ Set Aug. 12 in lished in June, 1950. It was for­ mally dedicated June 14, 1950. ^ F O R FU N DUNLOP TIRES'^ Rapid strides have been made by Colo. Springs the vigorous young parish. Besides the $50,000 building, which is Mt St Francis, mother-house says Captain Georgs Eyston o f the Poor Sisters of S t Fran­ COLORADO SUNSHINE now being used as the church, cis Seraph, Colorado Springs, Intarnatlonal Spaed Record Holder the parish has acquired an army will be the scene of a religious & barracks for u s e as a parish reception and profession Aug. hall; purchased a five-room house 12, at 9 a.m. The impressive rites will terminate a 10-day re­ as rectory, and is now in the midst treat conducted by the Rev. GOOD SUNGLASSES of construaing a new school- Daniel J. Barry, O.F.M., o f St. church building. T h e present Elizabeth’s Church, Denver. Prescription or Plain church will eventually become the Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will school auditorium. officiate at the ceremonies and deliver the sermon. A large The school wing will have eiglit ••• number o f the clergy and also BIL BURNETT WALT SAPORT classrooms and other rooms. Four several visiting priests will be Sisters o f Charity of Cincinnati present. jhave been promised for the par­ The postulants to receive the • COSMETAN • RAYBAN/ garb of the Sisters of St. Francis ish school f o r September, 1956, are Margaret Moschenross and • CALOBAR • OPTICIAN • POLAROID & G15 * according to Father Theobald. It Mary Anne Bonk, Columbus, is hoped that the church portion Neb.; Shirley Salazar, Gallup, 3125 East Colfax FR. 7-5374 Denver, Colorado will be ready for use by December. N. Mex.; Rita Reason, Omaha', We will recommend AN EYE PHYSICIAN TO YOU Neb.; and Marian 'Whitman, Woodland Park Seattle, Wash. The new Our Lady o f the The novices to pronounce th^ir W oods Church, Woodland Park, first profession of vows are Sis­ ter M. Callista, Santa Fe, N. ,\ EAGLE-PICHER The Rev. John Donohoe, C.M., Mex.; Sister M. Magdalen and oN/e-’ of Mott Precious Blood Parish Sister M. Anita, Cuba, N. Mex.; attends faithfully the Nocturnal Sister M. Brendan, Rockwell, Adoration Vigil with the ihen la.; and Sister M. Ann Thomas, of his parish. Oakland, Calif. The sisters who will pronounce their perpetual vows a r e Sister ### Title Insurance M. Lawrence and Sister M. Mar­ m M t k g . cella, Cblumbus, Neb.; Sister M. la the modem method o f ob­ Michaelene, Petersburg, Neb.; taining protection against any Sister M. Juliann, Rosholt, S. Captain Eyston and defect in the Title of your Dak.; Sister M. Celine, Omaha, the record-breaking real estate. Neb.; Sister M. Juanita, San MG Special . . And proTides Ysidro, N. Mex.; Sister M. Captain Eyston knows the importancelpf real tire.safety. A Edgar, Sister M. 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Nun at Sf. Philomena's Cathedral Grad Stars in Stage Role Sister Ancilla Marie, one of To Take Priest the Lorettines on the staff a* St. Philomena’s School, Denver, who is attendinng summer school at Notre Dame, appeared in one Studies in Rome o f the four theatrical events scheduled by the speech depart­ Elmer Albery, a 1951 graduate ment at the university. o f Cathedral High School, Den­ Sister Ancilla Marie played ver, will be sent to Rome to take the title role of ^‘Mother Domi- his four-year theological course tille” in the play Domitille, writ­ leading to the priesthood. He is ten by Sister Mary Francis, s studying for the Diocese of Cloistered Poor Clare, stationed Helena, Mont. at Our Lady of Guadalupe The son of Mrs. Millicent A l­ Monastery, Roswell, N. Mex. Sis­ bery of 2610 Zenobia Street, he ter Mary Francis wrote the play was graduated magna eurn laude this summer at the request of in June from Carroll College in William J. Elsen, bead o f the Helena with a bachelor of arts speech department. degree in philosophy. Domitille is the fifth play In Rome he will study at the to have its premiere at Notre North American College. Dame in the paet three years and is the first written by a nun. At Carroll he was president of the senior class, a member of Delta Epsilon Sigma, national honorary society; and was chosen

This painting, a Gladys Ann Givan. The Sister of Loretto, a native Painting Is Tribute tribute to Fathers of Denver, Colo., received her degree from Theodore Badin and Notre Dame University Aug. 2. Father Nerinckx, SArra NAtnhlpC leading figures of son, president of the Denver chapter; Monsignor To Pioneer Priest Charles N erin ck x , right, and Father Badin are shown against a' j e r r a n U I t I D I O Serra Club are shown John Cavanagh, chaplain; front row, Paul Mur­ background of historic and present buildings of your at a luncheon in Denver Aug. 3 honoring _ Gerry ray, district governor; Mr. L’Estrange, and Vin­ early Kentucky missionaries, was executed as a the Sisters of Loretto. Sister Gladys Ann is a L’Estrange, former Denverite now residing in cent Mulvaney, a member of the international thesis for a bachelor o f fine arts degree by Sister graduate of Loretto Heights College, Denver. Reno, Nev., president o f Serra International. board of directors. The luncheon was held in the + - f + + ■ + + Hot Windows Shown, left to right, are: Top row, Blair Kittle- Denver Athletic Club. , with 25 Refugees to Arrive in Denver Area Work Depicts Early U. S. Catholic History Metal Roli'up Awnings Twenty-five refugees bound for 3, are with him. Stopa has a job 15; Tereesia, 14; arid Erika, 10. 29 .9 5 a new life in the Denver area arranged with the Simon Illy Or­ Their home is in Romania. Nun's Painting Tribute to Missionaries are among 1,300 refugees aboard thopedic Shoe Service and Repair, Jacob Appelhans, 29, and his the General Langfitt, due to ar­ 4305 Yates Street, Denver. ife, Maria, 29, are coming to THE PICTURE shown with The lower left hand corner The grandmother of Sister rive in New York Aug. 6. Fi'anz Scheier, 50, and his wife, the United States from Harse- this article, entitled “ A Tribute to shows the counties o f Missouri Gladys Ann attended Bethlehem Father Nerinckx and Father For the family of Miecsyslaw Magdalena, 44, both from Yugo­ wingel, Germany, although they in which Father Nerinckx spent Academy; her great aunt, a Sis­ Stopa, 25, it will mean a reunion slavia, are coming here from Linz, are natives of Minsk, Russia. Badin, Kentucky Missionaries,” some time before he died. He ter o f Loretto, is buried at Lo­ after 11 years of separation. His Austria. They are German eth­ Appelhans will work for the was painted by Sister Gladys died in the rectory of the Church retto Heights College; and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stopa, nics. The couple will live in Mil- Slack-Homer Brass Mfg. Co. at Ann Givan, daughter o f Mr. and o f S t Genevieve; both church mother attended Loretto Heights. tmd two brothers, Alfred Dako, liken, Colo. 1130 12th Street. The family will Elmer Albery Mrs. John Givan of Denver, as and rectory are shown. The sis­ Santa Fe was one of the first live at 183 W. Dakota Street. a thesis for the degree of bache­ ters’ house at S t Genevieve and and Leopold Stopa, have already Erika, 22, a native of Czecho­ pioneer houses in the West, Georg Ball, 45, and his wife, to the Who’e Who Among Stu­ lor of fine arts. She 'will receive Lotetto Academy at Florissant from which a foundation was established homes in Denver. Al­ dents in American Colleges and slovakia, is coming from Stutt­ Wilhelmina, 39 have seven chil­ her de^ee from Notre Dame are shown in blue, suggesting made in El Paso, Tex., where fred, a half brother, arrived last Universities. . week when a group of former Po­ gart, Germany, American zone. dren looking forward to their University in graduation exer­ blue prints— or the houses of Sister Gladys Ann first taught lish aviators were allowed to en­ She is sponsor^ by John Gunz- home in Ovid, Colo., where Mr. Albery played on the Carroll cises Aug. 2, closing the summer the future that were built after as a Sister of Loretto. ner, 6300 S. Clarkson, Littleton. grid squad, winning all-confer­ ter this country, after having Ball will take a job at the filling session. Father died in 1824. Attend Graduation been quartered in England since Blasius Mueller, 31, and his station of Adam Klug, his spon­ ence honors last season. A gu^rd Sister Gladys Ann, a Sister of * • ♦ ■ on the team, he was a four-year Lt. and Mrs. Sam Givan of Ft. the war. wife, Kordelia, 38, will live at sor, The children are Johannes, Loretto, is a graduate of Loretto FATHER NERINCKX was Carson, Colo., attended the Stopa’s wife, Hilda, 25, and his 4630 Zuni Street, Denver. They 19; Adam, 17; Marie, 15; Josef, letterman. A t Cathedral he was Heights College, Denver. She buried at Perryville, Mo., for an All-Parochial grid performer. graduation, ceremony in which daughters, Wilma, 6, and Julia, have three children: Christian, 12; Minna,*10 Georg, 7; and teaches art at De Andreis High seven years. Later, with the per­ Sister Gladys Ann received her Irma, 5. Klug has a six-room Michael Courtney of Denver is School, St. Louis. mission o f Bishop Joseph Rosati degree. modem home waiting for occU' also studying for the Helena o f St. Louis, his remains were pancy by 4he Ball family. Diocese at Carroll College. Two THE UPPER RIGHT HAND taken .to Loretto, Ky. His tomb­ Monsignor Elmer J. Kolka, di­ classmates of Albery’s, Robert corner o f the painting shows stone is shown as it is now at rector o f Catholic Charities, re­ Plush and Raymond Jones, are Belgium with Mechlin, Louvain, the mother-house. His original Colorado’s Finest Church Decorating Service newed his plea for sponsors from priesthood students. Both are at Dendermonde, and Amsterdam log cabin and bell are also at the We Also Feature individuolly Hand Tailored Clerical the Denver area, pointing out St., Thomas’ Seminary, Denver. encircled in red— the places mother-house. The last church that the refugees coming into the Suits and Vests at Competitive Prices. Plush is studying for the Arch­ where Father Charles Nerinckx that Father Nerinckx built was country now were sponsored by diocese of Santa Fe, Jones for was born, was educated, or­ of red brick, Holy Cross Church, A Fete of Our Services volunteers a year ago. “The pro­ the Denver Archdiocese. dained, where he stayed as a and is still standing. He brought gram is being speeded up now,’’ many religious paintings, mas­ ★ ANTEPENDIAS and BALDACHINO'S Monsignor Kolka said, “ and we Receives Degree priest in hiding, and finally the ★ DRAPERIES CLEANED and RENOVATED are afraid it will bog down from place from which he sailed to terpieces from Belgium, that were placed in the Cathedral at ★ WINDOW and ALTAR DECORATIONS' lack of sponsors unless more per­ Sister Patrick Marie of the America. The five red lines sig­ sons agree to help refugee fam­ Sisters of Loretto, 1351 Detroit, nify his trips across the ocean. Bardstown, Ky. (church with ★ HAND TAILORED VESTMENTS, BANDINGS ilies get started in America.’’ Vol­ Denver, received a master of The counties of Kentucky are spire and white columns). ★ BIBLE MARKERS — PEW CUSHIONS unteers are asked to call the arts degree in English at the outlined; the seasons are indi­ The three veils of the sisters ★ RUG AND FURNITURE CLEANING Catholic Charities Office, Ac, 2- University of Notre Dame’s sum­ cated in thip section. Father of Loretto are shown; the Sis­ ★ CHURCH FURNITURE 3825. mer commencement Aug. 2. Theodore Badin and Father ters of Loretto at the Foot of Nerinckx worked together in the the Cross have as their standard ★ LECTURN AND PULPIT FALLS Kentucky missions f o r '20 years, “ 0 Suffering Jesus, 0 Sorrow­ ★ UPHOLSTERING Parochial School Pupils building churches, riding to mis­ ful Mary," and daily they say ★ VERTICAL BLINDS ond PULL SHADES sions on horseback. Little Lo­ the Agony Beads as part of their ★ KNEELING PADS and DOSSAL DRAPES retto, the first mother-house of devotion. The letters O.S.J. and Pftiin Ja|i» and Patty Crowley (left), national secre- To Receive Polio Shots the Sisters of Loretto (founded O.S.M. symbolize this devotion. ^ rO U IllIC lS |^j.y couple o f the Christian Family Move­ (Continued From Page One) Presentation ...... 1 :30 in 1812), is shown. Later this The section symbolizing blue­ ment, chat with Cathy and Mike Quering, Denver Federation eating that he is eligible for the St. John’s ...... 2:00 burned down, and the mpther- prints shows the houses o f Beth­ Witaschek ond Baratta couple, after the meeting held Wednesday evening, Aug. 3, in the injections in Denver. St. Vincent de Paul’s ...... 3:00 house was moved to St. Ste­ lehem, Ky.; Santa Fe, N. Mex.; GR. 7-5361 — 2935 W. 25th — GR. 7-0320 home of the A1 Riedes, 2701 Seventh Street, Denver. The Crow­ Redeemer Lutheran ...... 3:00 phen’s, the area of log cabins in Loretto Heights College, Colo.; Clinics for public school pu­ the snow. This was the original DENVER, COLO. leys reported on the growth of the CFM movement and outlined pils have been set up in six Den­ WEDNESDAY—AUGUST 17 and El Paso, Tex. These are homesite ‘of Father Badin. Fa­ aims -of the CFM convention set for Aug. 18 at Notre Dame, Ind. ver high schools: North High, LOCATION— Wedne.day Morn­ just a 'lew of the many Loretto ther Badin’s house is shown in Liturgical Decorations (Story on page 1) East High, West High, South ing— Porter’. Sanitorium — houses built after 'Father High, Manual High, and Keyner 2525 S. Downing Street. light buff (closest to his face), Nerinckx died. Home Draperies and Junior High. In general, eligible School. Time— A.M. as it now exists on the property Your Finest public school pupils will be Our Lady of L ourdes...... 9:00 o f the Loretto mother'-house. SOME PERSONAL HISTORY Complete Dry Cleaning Services scheduled for vaccination in one Sti Anne’s Episcopal ...... 9:30 of the painter is involved here. Blonkets of the above high school clinics Rocky Mountain Christian..!0:00 THE PORTRAIT of Father Nerinckx is on the right, and Deserve according to the location of the Christ Lutheran ...... 10:00 blementary school in which they Denver Junior Academy ..10:30 Father Badin is on the left. Finest Core (were enrolled in the spring of University Hills Lutheran..l0:30 Father Badin is buried in the X955. Denver -Christian,...... 11:00 log cabin shown in the back­ Let Us 1 'A s in the previous school vac­ LOCATION — Wedne.day— All ground behind his portrait. This 1. Soft Water Wath cination program, there is no Day — St. Dominic’. — 29th log cabin is on the campus of with charge for the vaccine or its ad­ and Federal. Notre Dame University, which 2. Factory Finiih ministration in this program. School. Time—>A11 Day is signified by the spire of Sa­ plus Doctors of the Denver Medical A.M. cred Heart Church and the 3. Pliofilm Packag­ Society are freely and gener­ St Dominic’s ...... 9:00 golden dome o f the administra­ ing for 'Storage ously giving their time at the Emmaus Lutheran ...... 9:30 tion building jot Notre Dame and clinics in the schools where the M t Carmel ...... a 10:00 University. 4. With Guarantee injections are being given. St Catherine’s ...... 11:00 Not to Shrink P.M. at a Schedule of St. Mary Magdalene’s ___ 1:00 St. Cobrini Nuns 5. Reasonable Price Polio Clinics Faith Lutheran ...... 1 :30 11.50 tb S2.00 St Patrick’s ;...... i...... 2:00 MONDAY A.M. — AUGUST 15 Holy Family ...... 3:00 Also Quilts LOCATION — Department of Name New General FRIDAY—AUGUST 1 9 - and Bed Spreads Health and Hotpitalf Audi­ MORNING Mother Valentina Co- SFECIAL torium— 655 Cherokee Street. SERVICE LOCATION— St. Jama.’— 1250 lumbo, mother superior of SchooU Time— Morning III ElECTIIC Newport Street. Columbus Hospital, Chicago, BLAIKETS S t John’s Lutheran ...... 9:00 School. Time— Morning 10% Cash and Carry was elected Mother General Randell ...... 9:30 Blessed Sacrament ...... 9:00 Peter Pan ...... 9:30 of the Missionary Sisters of Mail Orders Accepted or Prompt, Courteous Delivery Service Grace Lutheran .....;...... 9:30 Graland ...... 10:00 Sharon Pillar of Fire ...... 9:30 the Sacred Heart in Rome last Lynwood ...... 10:00 week. Christ the K in g ...... 10:00 COLORADO LACE CLEANING CO. Susan Haylock ...... 10:00 St Philomena’s ...... 10:30 Although her headquarters Child Village ...... 10:00 will be in Rome, the new official GRond 7-1646 4100 FEDERAL BLVD. St. James’ ...... 11:00 S t Cajetan’s ...... 10:30 FRIDAY—AUGUST 1 9 - will arrive in Chicago this month to prepare for the opening o f the Cathedral ...... 10:30 AFTERNOON St Joseph’s ...... 11:00 LOCATION — Annunciation shrine to St. Frances Xavier Ca- St Elizabeth’s ...... 11:30 High School— 3705 Humboldt brini at Columbus Hospital on Aug. 10. Hillel Academy ...... 11:30 Street. Cardinkl Samuel Stritch will MONDAY AFTERNOON- School. Time—Afternoon preside at Aug. 10 ceremonies. h a WOT AUGUST 15 Annunciation ...... 1:00 Archbishop William D. O'Brien, LOCATION — St. Yranci. de Holy Rosary ...... 1:30 Auxiliary of Chicago, and other 7 DAYS CRUISE VACATION Sale.’ ' Grade School— 320 S. Cure d’ Ars ...... 2:00 Churchmen will assist. ' Sherman Street. Loyola ...... 2:30 .6 0 g The community, founded in |: Includes air transportation, round trip ? Q O C School. Time— Afternoon St Joseph Polish...... 2:30 1880 by Mother Cabiini, has S: and all hotels— from D enver...... O O w Sacred H ea rt...... 3:00 S t Francis de Sales’ ...... 1:00 about 4,000 members in charge Carmel Pillar of F ir e ...... 1:00 M t Calvary ...... 3:00 "Can you come back Tuesday...?’ LEAVE ANY of 101 schools, orphanages, col­ + + - -f- . + leges, and hospitals in Europe, New Zealmd, South aad Cen­ tral America, and the United Whenever >;ou peed money . . . to grasp opportunities or pAheJL-AhsJudan. TRAVEL Denver Deportment of Health and Hospitals States. The Missionary Sisters o f the meet emergencies. . . there’s nothing like a cash reserve t o ; No Service Charges PRESENT THIS SIGNED CONSENT Sacred Heart conduct Denver’s AT THE SCHOOL CLINIC MA. 3-1211 5th Floor, Denver Dry Goods i:;i Queen of Heaven Orphanage, Content for Poliomyeliti. Vaccination in Augu.t, 195S founded by St. Frances Xavier fall back on. Cabrini. The best place to keep this reserve is in a Savings Ac­ School..:...... l...... Grade in Spring, 1955.. count at “ The Central” . . . where your money earns money T O : Parent or Guardian of.. RELIGIOUS ARTICLES (Student’s Name) steadily, is readily available on a moment’s notice. Your child is eligible for a second injection or a booster in­ • STATUES • ROSARIES • MEDALS jection of Salk Poliomyelitis Vaccine if he has had an injec­ tion in the Spring of 1955 or in the Spring of. 1954 in the • PICTURES • PRAYER BOOKS National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis School Program. Oemt's himtllietf Bink I req^uest a second injection or a booster of Salk Poliomyelitis | • PENDANTS • BOOKS • PUQUES Vaccine for the above-named child.

Date- SALES '^■■■■■■V iE SV IC E S n Vf ENTRAL BANK! t .>rrtpl< tr l.in r r.f K riigioua A rticle* for CHurch And H unv For tki Top* In T riitit Dtptttdtbl* far Oror SI Y i« n Address A . I*. \^ 'ag iie r a n il t o. & TRUST CO.) n il iin i Gooiis DO NOT WRITE IN SPACE BELOW ISth ond Aropohot Striets, Denver, Celo.\ Date of Injection— Second...... Booster.. 606 14th St. Between California & Welton TA. 5-8331 / MIMBIIt riUllAl DirOSIT INtUIANCI COirOIAIION. riBIIAt Iftisvi ststi*'' FBEB* FARKING for Cutomeri In Chambtr of Coamorco Parking Lot Location of Clinic ...... Appliancei Hardware on WcHon, only n fair iNpa from onr ator^ SSrd *nd Downint UA. S-AISS fA G E.FO U R Office, 938 Bannock Sfrotf THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Talophena, K E y iten a 4-4205 Thuriday, August 4, 1955

5 0 Attend St. Vincent's Bazaar fleeting BICYCLES YOUR (SK Vine*nt da Paul’ i ParUb, I Monday evening, Aug. 1, in the the festival, presided. There were Denver) parish hall, the Rt. Rev, Mon- more than 60 men and women Loon Coats Loss "■When the final parish summer signor Eugene O’Sullivan and present. All phases of staging AND When You Borrow was held on |Tom Ewing, general chairman o f the summer festival were dis- Hof fay Rotor From , and final plans were per- If AW Vfll ZUetTisAGae for the three days, Aitug. fEARFKNKD L«WBmow«n CITIZENS ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH ' S t Vincent de Paul’s l^chool Lean Company V, SiSsIfU Patronise These Friendly Firms 1 j 1838 California K LOCKSUITB MA. 8-4989 the bazaar, on the churct sycia 4k Nov< Howes Food Store INashington Park Mkt. \ Rad & Whita Bill HKkM The special gifts booth, of Quality Maatt, r e . L. A. Higgins u Groceriei Your Friendly LanUiin. and CUyUa bed I spread, which SP. 7-5717 AG Store made by Mrs. Emily Kee- aTHEDRi\L PARISH PrM DcliTtry and a chest of 73 pieces T t» 7 W«lt D.y. — Sand.y. 1 tni 2 1598 S. Gilpin SP. 7-6075 These Friendly Firms i!)es«rv« Four Patronage The Panda Bear booth will be The firms listed here AL S-6844 (pM Enilin LEN'S Pharmacy deserve to be remembered ly AwdatBMt U C. FEBB, Frtp. >r4jg CO Theraaa Leo M.«hw 8t. VtacBt it Pait’i FtrUh* when you are distributing The candy booth will feature Beauty Salon Haro Your Doctor Phono your patronage in the de­ year the famous Jolly PRESCRIPTIONS CALIJD Hair Cutting and Styling Ui Your Praieriptien her candy. The snack bar FOR AND DELIVERED 2707 E. Lonitiana IvA. 2-3739 ferent lines of business. McGinn, assistant* pastor, la the youngest and lIUItE SBRI 1742 tSEIIAI Tobn if Appreciation m„’; Colfax at Downing Denvor Alt U tor At LMliiaaa .ad 8«aih Oiytra by Chicken-By-Phode, most popular racing official in America today. ton, president of the PTA of St. James’ Parish, In twd years he has accomplished outstanding KEstone 4-S217 hot dogs, soft Denver, presented to Ivan Thomas, general man­ work at the Littleton track. He is also assistant ager in charge of the Centennial Race Track, a racing secretary at Santa Anita, Calif., the larg­ St. Christopher medal as a token o f appreciation est race track in the U. S. DOYLE’S 1 SOUTH GAYLORD I for his splendid help and co-operation in connec­ Mr. Thomas owns his own home in Littleton, The Boy Scouts booth will tion with this year’s parish picnic and car award. is married, and has three children. He is a member PHARMACY Mr. Thomas very graciously permitteefthe display of St. Mary’s Parish and his daughter Kathy at­ Th* pBiOsalar DrastM 1 Shopping D istrict | fishing tackle set, of the car at the track during the past four weeks. tends St. Mary’s- School. 17th AVE. AND GRANT donatedwas The Buick four-door hardtop Riviera will be John G. Smith, public relations m anage of VtnYtK, Cate, awarded in the picnic on the St. James Parish Centennial, was also thanked for his assistance KB. 4-EHT PBEB OKUVKKT LENT DRUG ‘ Company. The boys grounds on Sunday, Aug. 7. to the women of the PTA by Mrs. Hinton and for EMPIRE MARKET also sell helium.-filled bal- Have Your Doctor Phone Mr. Thomas, a graduate of Santa Clara Uni­ -his help in promoting the display of the car and Us Your Prescriptions Johnny Meyer* Bob Holm versity and a personal friend of Father John sales o f tickets. , Open Week Days and Sundays All the booths will be erect- + + + + + + 4 : RA 2-5664-Free Delivery t a.B. ta 1 p.Bi. will start the job at 1 loot 8. Gaylord at Tannttaaa - Quality Meats Sea Foods Any men o f the parish Wa Glra Graan Stampa 1058 S. Gaylord SP. 7-7567 wish to lend a helping Complete Plans for St. James' Picnic THELMA KASSON John come, and are invited to come (St. Jamei* Pariah, Denver) day, Aug. 7. The festivities nic— games, contests for old and BEAUTY SALON SehoU and bring a hammer and saw. Bill Barnes, chaiman, will be held on the parish young alike. A supper'w ill be 2876 Colorado Blvd. Cox's So. Gaylord Soper Market The women o f the parish and grounds, at E. 13th Avenue and served at a nominal cost by the pontnr announces that all is in women during the afternoon and Bair Styling CROCEKIES Open 8 to 6 Mr. and Mra. Gilbart Cox Saturday, til 7 Newport StreeV beginning at 3 readiness for the 13th an­ evening. A games party will be Barmanant Waaing MEATS AND Free Delivery on Ordere of $4 or More o’clock, and will include all the PHONE DExtar S -llll featured in the afternoon. P airfu in a group in the 8 nual parish picnic on Sun­ features of an old-fashioned pic- ‘n » la u Kawna O'Cobdot, Owo« nil All parishioners and their - - PB. M TU QUALITY GROCERIES MEATS SEA FOODS Confessions for first Friday, relatives and friends are invited. 1004 So. Gaylord SH 4-1636 ug. 6, will be held on Thure- A special invitation is extended New Appointments Given to. all form er parishioners o f the parish who would like to return and r4new acquaintances. The BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH GAYLORD Mrs. John O’Brien and Mrs award of the car will be made Patronue Theta Friendly Firms ■ Se.Goylerd Garage " CLEANERS 6 Englewood School Nuns in the early evening. A final report meeting of the ■ MAX E. McCLUGGAGE. Prop. ^ PICKUP a DEUVEBT (Member St. Rose of Lime ■ playgrounds at Englewood.— (St. Louis’ Par­ will receive Communion in the majors and captains working on g Pariih) The school We Give Green Stamps lolumbine, which ish)—Six out of 10 Sisters of 8 o ’clock Mass this Sunday, the car award will be held on ■ ' St. Joseph o f Carondelet who are Aug. 7. Friday evening, Aug. 6, follow­ COLORADO BOULEVARD DRUG Experienced PE. 3-1350 - 102S So. Gaylord ing devotions in thS school. now behn made safe for teachers in the parish grade The Altar Society will meet JOE B. SCHUnZ. Pnn. Masses on first Friday, Aug. ■ Mechanics , school received appointments to in the (rectory on Monday after­ (Utatw BteMd lunant firUi) RELMONT positions in parochial schools in 5, will be at 6, 7, and 8 o’clock. ^ On All Make Cars g noon at 1:30 o’clock. Confessions will b e ' heard on PLUMRING CO. other cities this week. The sisters Preseriptions " All Work Guaranteed ■ changed are Sister Irene Joseph, Thursday afternoon and evening, Aeenrataly Fillad Repairing & Contracting music teacher; Sister Patrick, M.A. for Klene and during the Masses on Friday ” MOBIL GAS & OILS ■ NO JOB TOO LARGE OR SMALL seventh grade teacher; Sister morning fo r adults who cannot Fountain Service *** 1001 So. Gaylord ■ Frae Eitimataa Anna Mary, sixth grade; Sister Donald A. Klene, 3925 Vallejo get to Confession at any other SAM BOXER. Mur. 1076 S. Gaylord Street, Denver, will receive a time. Liquor Department ■ RA. 2-9739 Days PE. 3 -2070 Fidelis, third grade; Sister Edna 1st Fridoy Rites master o f drts degree in English The perpetual novena devo­ Ftm DUItmt EaH Dwrur 8 Aartra rRBRRRRRaBBir Nichti E A .'2-5379 Joseph, second grade; and Sister Carolyn Bernard, first grade. at the University o f Notre tions in honor of the Sacred EA. 2-3833 EA. 2-9997 EA. 2-9998 (St. John the Evangeliit’a - Heart will be held on Friday Dame’s summer commencement East Colfax 4h Coloradn Bled. Pariah, Denver) The sisters will make their re­ Aug. 2. evening at 7 :30. treat this coming week and will nONIVIE DKAE On the first Friday of the leave for their new appointments following their retreat. Sunbeam Booth Big Hit Parish Picnic Shopping t’enter The all-parish picnic will be on Thursday from 4 to held on Sunday, Aug. 14, be­ At All Saints' Festival There ginning at 1 p.m. on the grounds of Mullen High School. Arrange­ (A ll Salnta’ Pariah, Danvar) machines every night and the booth was an outstanding attrac­ CONOCO PRODUCTS Sacrament on Friday, ments for the picnit are being The All Saints’ Bonanza Preisser's Red & White handled by the Men’s Club with tion. Leb^caUcMs; Ctr Wathintp BetterlM at 7:30 Nights Festival had a first-time- Pat Potter serving as general ft»chuf«d. Tirs VeUaniaint ever attraction with a Sunbeam The grand award of the P fa ff chairman for the event. The fully automatic sewing machine Grocery and Market Mr. and Mrs. J. McCauley and demonstration booth. BONNIE BRAE Men’s Club will furnish coffee went to Mrs. Frank Root, 1885 FANCT HEATS. VEGETABLES. AND Jack Barker, Sunbeam divi­ and pop free. sional manager, and his assist­ S. Michigan. The Speed-O-Knit QUALITV GROCERIES knitting machine was awarded to CONOCO SERVICE Free Delivery SPruce 7-4447 Following the picnic lunch ant, Ben Boren, were so en­ Harry Peters, 1805 S. Vrain 724 So. Uniyeraity PE. 3-990! 2181 E Ohio Ave. (So llnlv and Ohio) the parish. Mr. and Mrs. there will be games and contests thused with the new idea that for the boys and girls and the Street. they requested 200 copies o f the YOUR DOCTOR KNOWS US men and women. Southwest Denver section o f the Other awards at this booth Dick Wessbecker and Joe Gus- were one week’s all-expense va­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest V. Beck Denver Catholic Register, in ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH sie will have charge of the games which All Saints’ Festival was cation at the Convent o f St. 'Wal- with the Daughters o f Mary So­ publicized and advertized, to burga, Sooth Boulder, to D. Mc- Patronise These Friendly Firms dality assisting with the girls’ send to Sunbeam distributors Greevy, 1024 W. Eighth Avenue; 8 reqittefedpharmacbH— whose games. A ball game will end the throughout the United Stsites. three awards of a wash and lube perience in flin g prescripfions fotab entertainment Prizes will be Mr. Barker said that he plans to job, donated by Don’s Chevron Service, 2396 S. Federal, to Mrs. 125 yMr*— ere yeur asturence e f awarded the winners o f the con­ write an article about it for fefy end aecure^ af Park HHI Drug tests and races. There will also Sunbeam’s national publication. J. R. Stonney, Ilene DuBoes, and lefn ‘ ‘ NEED ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES? Mrs. Nora Connors and daugh- E. M. Lynch; and five awards o f Ce. Sick room accasterias and sup­ be swimming in the Mullen High The booth displayed Sunbeam 10 passes each to the swimming HOTPOINT • GENERAL ELECTRIC • NORGE pool for those who wish to swim. appliances demonstrated by Mrs. plies—bandages, ceften, geuze, sur-i facilities at El Dorado Springs, Boy Scout Troop 136 will handle Peggy Montgomery, who bias gicei dratungt. Free daliyery. MOTOROLA • ADMIRAL • PHILCO donated by Jack W. Fowler,d( to John Bramer is ill in St. Jo- the swimming. been a demonstrator for four H. R. Soto, P. Hilton, M. A. HAMILTON • WHIRLPOOL • RCA years. a recent illness The Manes on First Friday, Gray, and Jacob Goebel. BENDIX • HOOVER ' Aug. 5, will be at 6:18 and Mrs. Montgomery, assisted by 8 o’clock. Confessions will be & MANY OTHERS members of Our Lady of Per­ heard an Thursday afternoon petual Help Circle, served free in Mercy Hospital. Mrs and evening. coffee et^ch evening to all who Marranzino recently re- There will be devotions during made donations for tickets on THE BLARNEY SHOP the 8 o ’clock Mass, in honor of the Sunbeam awards, o f which 3205 E. Colfax Phil Rotole DE. 3-1571 the Immaculate Heart o f Mary, there were two each night, do­ MEMBER 8T. PHILOMENA’S PAEISB on Saturday morning, Aug. 6. nated by the Sunbeam dealers of rxoNC Members o f the Altar Society the Brentwood area. Thursday night’s awards, do­ E A . 2-7711 nated by G & W Hardware, 2102 S. Federal, were a Lady Suin beam Sbavemaster, awarded to ANOTHER DENVER CATHOLIC SCHOOL CHOOSES ELCAR TO PROTECT CHILDREN Mrs. Francis Berg, and a Sun­ beam Ironmaster, awarded to Re­ gina Novotny. On Friday, Elli­ son Jewelry, 2090 S. Federal, do­ MOST PRECIOUS nated a Lady Sunbeam Shave- master, awarded to S. F. Kirk- man, and a Sunbeam Fry Pan, BLOOD PARISH awarded to Erma Martinez, Al-Car Jewelers, of 2037 S. FOR QUALITY MEATS & GROCERIES Federal and 3146 W. Alameda, sponsored the booth on Saturday and Sunday and donated the awards. Barney's Fine Meats On Saturday, a Lady Sunbeam Barney 4mrein, Member Most Precioui Blood Parish Sbavemaster was awarded to Open Evenings and Sundaye Vinton R. Guy and an electric egg cooker went to Rosanna Jen­ 2278 So- Colorado Bird. SK. 6-2393 sen. Sunday’s awards o f a Lady VISIT OUR Sunbeam Sbavemaster a n d a Sunbeam Mixmaster Junior went NEW DRIVE-IN to L. Carter and Hazel Rooney. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH Sewing Mochint 17th & LOGAN Patronise These Friendly Firms Booth Popular ■ One o f the most popular at­ tractions at the All Saints’ Bo­ Alomedo Drug Store CONOCO PRODUaS nanza Nights Festival last week Have Your V. a FETERSON. Froo. was the sewing machine booth Lubrication • Delco Batteries sponsored by Denver Sewing Ma­ Cut Rate Drags When the school bell rings again, this beautiful, rugged ELCAR CHAIN LINK SCHOOL FENCHE will b« ch­ Car Washing ine Exchange, 816 16th Street. Fountain Sarvtea Sundries on 24-bour duty at St. Vincent de Paul School, East Arizona Avenue and South ColumVine St., assuring MAXI­ This company furnished the CLOTHES fessr Butinett Appredated Pfaff automatic sewing machine, W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS MUM PROTECTION AND SAFETY for students. This ELCAR CHAIN LINK SCHOOL FENCE Is built to stand which was the grand award at Alameda & So. Broadway Alamada ic. Legaa PE. 8-9840 the booth, and the Speed-O-Knit the strain a school fence is bound to get. ’ Knitting Machine, which was the second award. CLEANED MELLO-MAID BAKERY Each evening, the sewing ma­ BUCHANAN’S &t WHEN YOU THINK OF FENCES, THINK OF ELCAR! chine was demonstrated by M. H. Christian Bros. Wines Redeker, owner of the company, Sold, Installed and Guaranteed by Fence Experts and Charles Collard. Henrietta 4 0 Parilar BMia Redeker and Joyce Beck demon­ GIGANTIC W* MIt« Quality Balmy Pxodoeta Lowest Prices Best Materials strated the knitting machine, Best Service The demonstrations kept a 49S S. Poarl SH 4-0648 PE. 3-1777 377 So. Bdwy. FOR FREE, ACCURATE QUOTATION OF YOUR FENCING NEEDSt large crowd around each of the Cleoners ond PEHRSON'S MARKET Call RAce 2-2879. Annunciation Parish Loundry Complete ONE STOP U i s M t Cleaners & Dyers EASY TERMS NO CASH NEEDED LONDON MARKET MA. 3-6101 Food Store IWlwfF — Taaa, Than.. Sat. John Bolsinger 491 I*, tall « . J-1494 WILLIAM J. A. M. AND GROCERY 10% Discount (BILL) OSCAR TUNNRLU Pro*. Dick Tremlett (BUD) Qeality Mnaita and Creenriaa CARLILE 4405 East Evans Av*., Denver T h . Arm. llaUU h .r . d*M rv. t . 328 Broadway BLLEXBT raO N R Si MA. S-SSSS, TA. I-SSU On Cash and Carry M miMBibnvd whnt ymt u a 41.- IM t WALNUT tribntlny yaur MtrMuy. to tha PE. 3-3753 & 3-3754 aUNrait Uaa. at boilBMi. Thursday, August 4, 1955 Offict, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 PAGE FIVE Englewood Unit All-Night Vigil for,Men at Holy Ghost Church Couple in Aurora Are CFM Deleigates Aurora.— (St Therese’s Par-ttian Family Movement Groups Following the 8:30 a.m. Mass 11- 12 o’clock — Assumption, The all-night vigil before after the image and likeness of of living holy lives based upon ish)— Mr. and Mrs. Theodore at the national convention to Friday, there will be all-day Sacred Heart, St Anthony’s God with the power to think and the perfect model o f Jesus Lothamer will be delegates fpr be held in Notre Dame, Ind., adoration of the Blessed Sacra­ the Blessed Sacramedt will (Westwood), St Louis’, St. Communion Day to choose. We have bodies given Christ, who is really and truly the Denver Federation o f Chris-I Aug. 19, 20, and .21. ment in the parish church. The take place as usual in the to us by God with the most per­ present before us in the Blessed Mary’s (Littleton), Our Lady of adoration will conclude with Englewood.— (All Souls’ Par­ Holy Ghost Church, down­ fect and delicate mechanism pos­ Sacrament, o f the Altar at noc­ M t Carmel, Guardian Angels’, Benediction at 7:30 p.m. Since* ish)— ^The women of the Altar town Denver, the night be­ sible to help our souls in putting turnal adoration. All Souls’ (Englewood), Our S t Pius’ Parish is having its own and Koaary Society will receive our thoughts into great and glo­ Lhdy of Lourdes; Welby Parish Festival day o f adoration in the new rec< Gommunioh in the 7 o’clock Mass fore the first Friday, Aug. 5. “ We hope that more Catholic "It is really an inspiration,’’ rious deeds. In truth, therefore, men from every parish in Denver 12- 1 o’clock — St. Ignatius tjiry chapel, it is doubly impor­ Sunday, Aug. 7. we are all artists. W e all have says the Rev. William Gallagher, will come to the Holy Ghost Loyola’s, St. Catherine’s, St. Jo­ To Be Held Aug. 13-14 tant that members of St The­ Porish Picnic director of the Nocturnal Ado­ the capacity to produce a mas­ Church on the eve of the first seph’s (Golden), St Pius X rese’s Parish be present through­ The parish picnic will be held ration Society, "to see the mani­ terpiece. This masterpiece is a Friday and become enrolled in (A u rora); Welby.— (Assumption Parish) cludes: President, Pat Fagan; out the day. Sunday,' Aug. l , at 1 p.m. at Our festation of the deep and fervent holy life. . the Nocturnal Adoration So­ 1- 2 o’clock — St. John the— Assumption Parish will hold vice president, Ralph Weibel; Members of the Altar and Ro­ Lady of the Rockies Camp above love o f the "Catholic men o f Den­ "Like everything that is most ciety.’’ Evangelist’s, Presentation, St. its sixth annual Welby Days treasurer. Father Sebastian M. sary Society and other women beautiful and most sacred, art is Evergreen. All parishioners are ver for Our Lord in the Blessed Mats will b* offered at mid­ Rose o f Lima’s, Christ the King, Festival Saturday and Sunday, Graziani, O.S.B.; and members, o f the parish will receive Com­ a collaboration between man and invited to attend this social func­ Sacrament. Every month the at­ night. Confeitioni will be Sts. Peter and Paul’s (Wheat- Aug. 13 and 14, in the school Helen Ferrere, Marie Wieman, munion Sunday, Aug. 7, in the God. There-is no bhtter way for tion. Transportation will be pro. tendance continues to increase, heard all night and Common- ridge), St. Patrick’s (Fort Lo­ gym. Proceeds will go toward Irene Rossi, Antoinette Labriola, 8 o’clock Mass. man to collaborate with God Tided for those who do not have and every month new members gan), St James’; the building improvement fund. Lucy Domenico, David Ciancio, Tka maternal blettinf far than participating in nocturnal ion will be distributed every means of getting to the picnic are enrolled in the Nocturnal Parishioners were urged to and Margaret Rossi. expectant' and recent motkere adoration, for in prayer and ado­ hour after midnight. 2- 3 o’clock—Holy Ghost, St grounds. Those who need trans­ Adoration Society. Elizabeth’s, All Saints’ ; Attend, in order that the work on Reception for Pastor will be given at 2 .p.m. on portation are asked to be at the “Every Catholic knows that ration grace from on high de­ the school may be completed. A reception will be held in Sunday, Aug. 7. THE HOURS ASSIGNED to 3- 4 o’clock— Cathedral, St. Jo­ parish grounds by noon Sunday. we were created by God for one scends upon those who ask God’s The festival falls near thethe Feast lionor of Father Fi Vulius Pocorel- Father John Imesch, S.M.B., seph’s (C.SS.R.), St Mary Mag­ Directional signs will be posted help and guidance. In nocturnal members o f the various parishes o f St. Rocco and the Feast o f lini, O.S.M., the new pastor, Sun­ will be on vacation the week of purpose and for one primary for Aug. 4-5 are as follows: dalene’s, S t Cajetan’s, S t Ber­ outside of Evergreen. end, that is, "to know, love, and adoration we more clearly under­ the Assumption, patroness of the day, Aug. 7, from 7 until 9 p.m. Aug. 8. During that week there stand the truth that we are really nadette’s (Lakewood); The Man'i Clu^ will meat serve God.’-’ It is, therefore, up 9- 10 o’clock— BlesseS Sacra­ parish, and parishioners are in the school gym. Father Pocor- will be just one weekday "Mass to us to see that this work is ac­ sons of God and that God never ment, Holy Rosary, St. Joseph’s 4- 5 o’clock— S t Vincent deasked to show their devotion by ellini will arrive this week. at 6:30 a.m. and Communion Tuesday, Aug. 8, at 8 p.m. io abandons His children. the basement o f the rectory. complished in our individual (Polish), Cure d’Ars; Paul’ s, St. Dominic’s, Our Lady supporting this project Parishioners are urged to at­ will be given out at 8:15 a.m. AH men are invited to attend. lives, 10- 11 o'clock — St. Philo-of Grace, St. Therese’s (Au­ A $100 U. S. savings bond will tend the reception to welcome Father James Payne, chaplain * * * "IN NOCTURNAL ADORA mena’s, St. Patrick’s, S t Anne’s rora) ; be the main attraction and a $25 the new pastor. Refreshments of the Loretto Academy, El Paso, The St Veronica Circle will TION we have the perfect model, meet Thursday, Aug. 4, at 8 p.m. “BECAUSE OF THE VERY of Arvada, Holy Family, Most 5- 6 o’clock— ^Annunciation, Sbond t the secondary award. will be served. Esther Graziani Tex., was a guest for a few days MAKE-UP of our being we are Jesus Christ Our Lord, with His Precious Blood; Francis de Sales’, Mother of God. The festival committee in­ will remain as the assistant. this week in the parish rectory. in the home o f Mrs. Barbara living body and soul in' the Alberta, 5225 S. Grant Street. all artists. W e have souls made Blessed Sacrament of the Altar. It is up to us, as good workmen, good artists, to reproduce, in as far as possible, a masterpiece made after this Model in our own individual lives. "If an artist wishes to become a master, he must forget about himself and all the superficial things about him and concen­ trate upon the work he "wishes to produce. And so with us, if we wish to produce in ourselves a S t i i i i i a . spiritual masterpiece patterned after "the model of Jesus, we must forget about ourselves and learn to act and think and feel as Jesus did. This jwe can learn 'W htn from Jesus Himself by joiniifg the Nocturnal Adoration Society. cooking “ Thinking about oursilves is CH. like asking for mateiual guaran­ tees, asking for material secur­ 4-2494 (18th at Broadwoy) ity. There is;no such thing as se­ curity in this world. There is only one security, security o f the soul, Denver's Finest This also we learn from our Di­ vine Model in nocturnal adora­ tion. “Lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where Sea Food Menu neither the rust nor the moth doth consume, and where thieves Thursday is Mammy Night do not break through nor steal. For where thy treasure is, there Fried Chicken—All You Can Eat is thy heart also’’ (Matt vi, 20- 21). SnoteTt—12 Nooi till It PJf. — Witkdiri—11 AM. till 1 A J f. “ IN TRUTH, WE ARE the Ted Alexander at the Piano Nightly artists, we are the masters o f our souls. Our life is exactly what we make i t And so let us become masters of art, the supreme art New C ib o r ip Is Donated to St. Rose Parish (S i. Rote of Lima’s ParUk, Danver) The gift of a gold ciborium was made to the parish by Mr. BLUE CROSS and Mrs. Samuel Johnson and family this week. This new ci pays your hospital bills- Cdofodo Blue C r^ Members hove received notificcrtlon of cm adjustment; borium has a capacity o f 500 Hosts. The ciborium is the sacred in rates AND HERE'S WHY-Scientific advances, new vessel used to contain the small Hosts which arc distributed to ,equipment, new technkjues of treatment-resulting in the FINEST HOSPITAL the faithful at Communion. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson are long-time SERVICE IN THE WORLD-plus parallel Increases in salaries and sup-> members of St Rose of Lima’: Parish and reside at 420 S. Bry plies which every business is experiencing today, obviously ant Street. results in increased hospital bills ..., RECORDERS have been popular in Europe over School Appointments Word was received this week BLUE CROSS the past thousand years, and is an Especially o f the appointment o f the Sis­ unique instrument in that it brings pleasure to ters of Charity of Cincinnati who Hospital costs are up. Blue Cross rates necessarily must be adjusted to meet these' ■will staff the parish school when pays your hospital bills- the complete amateur musician, and to the it opens this fall. ^ increased costs of hospital services. Blue Cross members enjoy more protection expert. Sister Jean Patrice has been named principal, and she will be for the money than they can receive through any other plan assisted by Sister Rita, Sister It is the easiest Instrument" to play, and music Jean Therese, and Sister Mary - 'or organization, because Blue Cross pays for hospital services, not limited, Bernard. Sister Jean Patrice is is plentiful from the simplest melodies to com­ the former Patricia Harrington cash settlements toward the cost of hospitalization. plicated works. Many thousands have found of Denver and is a graduate o f BLUE CROSS the Recorder a source of continual enjoyment Cathedral High School. Picnic Aug. 14 to themselves and with their friends. The annual parish picnic will In the 12-month'period ending May 31,’ 1955, 92.9 percent of eyery'dotlaf) be held Sunday afternon, Aug. yuyi'your hospital bills 14, at Barnum Park, Fifth and poid into Blue Cross by subscribers was paid to hospitals for RECORDERS available Julian Streets. There will be a full program of games and con­ subscribers' care. 1.7 percent was placed in reserve for In Soprano, AI+o, Tenor and Bass tests for both children and adults beginning at 2 o’clock. The in- ■- (future hospital payments and only 5.4 percent was used to administai^ dividuak families "will bring their own picAic lunches, but soft the Blue Cross Plan. * 6 and up drinks, refreshments, and ice cream "will be furnished free of charge by the Holy Name and Altar and Rosary Societies. BLUE CROSS IS A NON-PROFIT, COMMUNITY SERVICET The annual parish picnic is one o f the highlights o f the year ENDORSED BY THE HOSPITALS, AND DIRECTED BY A N(DHi) in parish activities and it is hoped that all the members o f PAID BOARD OF TRUSTEES. the parish "will be in attendance. Transportation will be furnished to the picnic grounds for those Six out of every 10 residents of Denver are enrolled In who desire it. StOTt closes at 1 P, M, Saturdays for duratioB of summer the Blue Cross Plan. ’ 1st Friday Mass ONE-THIRD OF THE POPULATION OF COLORADO If J. J. CELLA INSURANCE At Lady of Grace (NEARLY 500,000 PEOPLE) ENJOY BLUE CROSS PROTEC- COIORAOO HOSPITAL SERVICE Mari* A. Celia INSURORS Jack J. Cal^ (Our" Lady o f Graea Pariik, COLORADO MEDICAL SERVICE TION AGAINST. HOSPITAL BILLS. * Denver) 1S33 Lowrvnc* SirMt On the first Friday, Aug. 6, Dtnvtr 2, Colorado 'Insurance of All Kinds" Mass will be offered at 6:30 a.m. A games party is held every Gontloioofl: PlooM tond mo fvll informelion Ofi kow I «OR *|o! n Mvo Creu-Bloo Shiok). CoLORRDO Hospital S ervice 44 Years of Dependable Service in the Field where Tuesday at 8 p.m. There is al­ ways an attractive award. TCLtPHONE t a b o r 5.6T31 ♦ 1653 LAWRENCE STREET Dependability is Essential Mrs. Kohut, president, reminds all the women of the Altar and Addrott. D e d v e r .C o l o r a d o 1120 Security Bldg, irui « caur. Phone K£. 4-2633 Rosary Sodality-that this Sun­ day, Aup;. 7, they will receive atfi___ -Jtato- Communion corporately in the 8 o’clock Mass.

Storting FIRST FRIDflV DEUOTIOn at 9 P.M . ALL NIGHT ADORATION IHURSDAr Aug. 4th ALL IREn inUITED A Vigil where the men'of'inen pray for their fellow meri

L PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Stroof THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tolephone, K Eytto na 4^205 Thursday, August 4, 1955 Irene Koser Given Farewell Janice Thompson Will Be Wed Aug. 6 §j 9teouL /o i i h j L - iiViieliM ilii L3C _2E C 3V J------5 J Miss Janice Tli6inpson, daugh­ Miss Thompson, who will be white Brussel lace has a train Fete by Archbishop's Guild ter o f Mrs. Thompson, and the given in marriage by her uncle, matching the gown. She will late Wayne Thompson, will carry a boquet of pink sweet­ (Arehbithep’s Guild, Daavar) Circle is in New York visiting John Holst, of Pueblo, will be heart rosea and white stephanotis. her daughter. marry Joseph Roy iFunbar, son The council members of the attired in a full length gown of Our Lady of Fatima Circle of Mn, Faye Dunbar, at an 11 The attendants of the bride Archbishop’s Guild held a fare­ o'clock ceremony in Christ the white mouseline de sois with Women's Retreat will have a buffet supper at tha will be Mrs. Joanne Meyer, sis­ well luncheon in the Albany cape sleeves. The gown has white home of Rosemary Pepping King Church, Denver, on Satuis ter of the brldd and matron of Hotel Aug, 3 for Irene Koser, appliqued flower sprays on the Aug. 7. day, Aug. 6. ______honor; Miss Eileen Mulqueen, cochairman of the entertain­ bodice and full skirt. Her veil o f Catherine Manson and son, \ and Miss Dilla Mapelli, brides­ ment committee. Irene is plan­ To Be Conducted Michael, o f Our Lady o f Sor­ + + . + maids. They will wear street ning on leaving neoct week for \ length dresses of white organdy the East, where she will continue rows Circle have spent most of the summer in Elk Point, S. Dak., wi^ pink embroidered flowers her position as secretary to for­ becaiise of the serious iilneu of and small hats of pink taffeta. By Fr. Cervantes mer Mayor Quigg Newton. Each will carry a colonial bou­ her aunt. Her cousin, Katherina The members of Our Lady of BAKERIES quet o f two shades o f pink rosea Women attending the 33rd Bradley o f this sircle, is also the Rosary Circle will have a and carnations. The altar will annual laywomen’s retreat at phuining on stopping at Elk **The Finest Onljf* picnic meeting in Washington be decorated in all white flowers. Loretto Heights College will Point while on a vacation trip to M So. Broadway have the unusual and rare op­ Park Aug. 9 with Josephine Ros­ Yellow^na and the Black Bills 753 So. Uaivonity Attending the bridegroomd e ^ will portunity of hearing one of ter as hostess. with her husband and two young- 1550 Colorado Bird. be Harold Shapiro, best man. the outstanding Catholie lec­ Dorothy Walsh Morris, a for­ rat sons. 3rd Avo dk JoMphino The ushers are James ILaidlee turers in America, mer member of Our Lady of Lo- St. Patrick’s Circle has changed and Ray Grant. Father Lucius Cervantes, retto Circle, now living in Evans­ the data of the picnic pkmned For the reception at the Avi­ S.J., will be this year’s re­ ville, Ind., is visiting her mother, for Aug. 7 to Aug. 10. It will be ation Country Club from 2 p.m. treat master. He is a recog­ Mrs. Mary W alsL held on the lawn at the home o f nized authority on American Mary Lou Moore. to 4 p.m. Mrs. Thompson, mother The St. Frances Cabrini’s Cir­ family life, and has just com­ Horace and lone Crowfoot and of the bride, has chosen a navy cle will meet Aug. 9 at the home pleted a stady of 50,000 fam­ family of St. Anthony’s Circla blue silk dress with a lace bodice o f Miriam Watson. and pink accessories. She will ilies under a ^ a n t from the left last week end for a two- The members of Morning Star week vacation in San Francisco. wear a white orchid corsage. The Rev. William Jones, newly appointed Ford Foundation. The re­ Mrs. Dunbar will wear a rose search was conducted at Har­ Circle and their families will The members of Mother of Making Plans archdiocesan superintendent of schools, and lace dress with matching acces­ vard University. have a picnic breakfast Aug God Circle celebrated their sec­ Mrs. James Koning, president of the Catholic Parent-Teacher 7 ft Filius Park. sories and a lavender orchid Father Cervantes has been ond anniversary, with a dinner League, formulate plans for the school of instruction to be held Maria Martinez of St. Jude’s party at Lande’s Aug. 2. corsage. Aug. 80. a regular speaker for 10 years Guaranteed Miss Thompson is a graduate on the International Sacred + . + + + + Heart Programs on Radio and Fresh - Live Rainbow of St. Mar^s Academy and of RATTAN Loretto Heights College. FURNITURE . TROUT Stoffal Studio AND BASKETS “Se rrwk Hm7 wm Fllrt With Tm ” Mr. Dunbar, who comes from School of Instruction Plans Jaaice Thempoen Salem, 111., is now attendin; BRASS WARE S* to 9* — p«r inch Colorado School of Mines an< PORCELAIN is a member o f the Theta Chi WARE n - to i r — per iaeh Fraternity. Mapped at Parents'Session VOSS BROS. ... • SILKS a>4 LINENS II* to II* — 1 2 ^ After a wedding trip to Colo­ CM N ISE MERCHANDISE • TEAK WeXM) Free C l«nia« and Paekaainir While BAKERIES rado Springs, the couple will A council meeting was held in Mrs. Howard Wegs, and Mrs. Yon Wait make their home in Golden, un­ the home o f Mrs. James Koning, Earl Steele of Greeley; secre­ 6117 E. COLFAX AVE. DENVER LIVE TROUT MARKET til Mr. Dunbar completes his president of the Catholic Parent- tary, Mrs. John Meek; ^easurer, rXME riUlDA 9>072« Otiwr, CIwU. 7230 t. Calfu It P«flir Loof lA. 2-3394 college courses. Teacher League, July 26 to make Mrs. Victor Meyer; correspond­ Mon. Thru Sat. It tU S ITeo FvUoi in Iw plans for the 19th annual school ing secretary, Mrs. Mack Swit­ Elaren PHYSICALLY HAN­ of instruction. zer; and historian, Mrs. James DICAPPED man are marabars The school of instruction is to Ford. The Rev. William Jones is and attand ragnlarly tba Nee- be held in the Oscar Malo Hall, moderator. Recommended Firms taraal Adoration vifil, rayard' 1840 Logan Street, Denver, from lata o f tha honr or tha tampara^ 9:30 until 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, 'Minnesota' Picnic lUEDDinC tore. God lova tham. Aug. 30. Presidents of the vari­ Set for Englewood ous units are urged by Mrs. for AUTO Koning to complete their Ap­ awoMon w laarr The fifth annual Minnesota pointments o f committee chair­ picnic will be held at noon Sun­ RECEPTiOnS hAfiYAMIE men and room mothers well in advance of the school of in­ day, Aug. 7, at Englewood City SERVICE bAKERCS struction date. It is important Park, Girard and Cherokee. All that all members of individual former Minnesotans are invited CatGred Completely All Butter PTA in key positions attend to pack a picnic lunch (includ­ these special instructions. L it ui taka complett chargt of CAKES ing coffee) and bring the fam Rev. Luciu* CerTantes, S.J. Chainnen Named preparing and serving for your ily. There will be special games TV. He is a well-known au­ RADIO SERVICE wedding reception! We furnish all Committee chairmen for the and pop for the children. Prizes thor and is in great demand as coming year’s activities have a retreat leader. A Complete Service for Car er Home Radio* hors d'oeuvres, complete buffet or Pirtiw will be awarded during-the day. been named by Mrs. Koning. Ac­ Further information may be ob­ This year’s retriati under H I S. Biaadway—PB. M M * tive committees are as follows: We Will Sene You Beet dinner, china, silver, woitresses, tained by callhig GR. 7-0662. Father Cervantes, will be a n Braadway — 8P. T-T41S Ways and means, Mrs. Louis kitchen help, chairs, tables, attend­ SI W. Girard Eiicl’v ’4 - « a . 1-llU spiritual opportunity not to be ants, etc. Our representative will be Cribari; safety, Mrs. Henry missed. A t beautiful Loretto f aaaaaaaaaa— aaaaaai Thurston; publicity, Mrs. Frank Picnic for Sisters JAMES MOTOR CO. glad ta call. Phone SH. 4-2474. Heights College one may go Patton and Mrs. John V os; pro­ Will Be Planned apari in silence and humility 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales dt Seniee K£L 4-8221 gram, Mrs. George Learned; to take a spiritual inventory health, Mrs, Edwin O’Keefe and On Tuesday evening, Aug. 9, of one’s way of living, di­ Mrs. John Frank; civil defense, the alumnae o f M t St. Scho- rected by a priest who has a Mrs. Herbert Edmonds; hospi­ lastica College will meet in the rich store of knowledge and HAL HIJDSOIV’S SERVICE tality, Mrs. George Canny; book home o f Miss Mary Louise Greg­ experience to share. One will W. Sth A.TK « IxUattk HA. t-tni Caknen^iJ/TK.. rental, Mrs. Fred Purdy; and ory, 460 S. Garfield Street, Den- obtain the abundant graces Free Pick-Up and Delivery a f i school food program, Mrs. How­ veer. Plans for the picnic for the and spiritual helps that will ard Wegs, Appointed to inactive Benedictine Sisters, to be held lead the way to deeper Chris­ (Formerly Cunningham''s) committees are: Educational tel­ Open Twenty-Four Hour* 1592 S. Broadway SH. 4-2474 in August, will be discussed. tian living. UseThis evision, Mis. Matt Saya; and Total cost for the three-day Best Tira Deal citizenship, Mrs. David Sykes, Th*. Rar. John F. Brady, S.J., retreat is $20, which includes The league officers for 1956- of Saerod Hoart Church hat not all costs — room, meals, and In Town Check ’56 are: President, Mrs. James mifsod Nocturnal Adoration in other fees. Fish & Chips, French Fried Shrimp Koning; vice presidents, Mrs. year* and ytari. Congratulations The retreat begins at 6 SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! ABBEY RENTS > r B Louis Cribari, Mrs. David Sykes, to him. o-’clock on Thursday, Aug. 25, or Fried Chicken Dinners and closes Sunday afternoon, "Everything for the Party” Avg. 28, at 3:30 o’clock. MMMilHaaM M am aMaMMM Complete Dinners Beady to Serve Joan Lois McConnell Wed Catholic laywomen in and around Denver are urged to DellTarad at yaur door, or 2I« Icai if plrkod ap Cloiad cow s MAXSS 5ILVEFWAKE Joan Lois Mc­ — On« Order Plenty for Three — Mondays Itdloa Speeni .1 make their reservations early. Special •utter Spree^ I Connell, daugh­ In Denver they may phone Ceke Server* . ter o f Mr. and Barbara Bach, AC. 2-1041; ttSHWAU Ce^«N Ferb CHieKgs(i>@v*raoKiii OeeSOge Owpfl * * 1 Dinner Feds • Mrs. Loyd Mc- Mrs. Harold Craig, PY. 4- 2164; or Mrs. Ralph Heck­ BRAKE I .| Dinner KmvM • Connell, 724, RiveteJ CcKm C«f8 . SeU^Ferb. . man, EA. 2-0561. Out-of-town (.iBiitg DtoHOf FUtoi • Serving Ferb . G a y Street, Servine Speen* . ( women may write Mrs, Ralph ///... aW Oe frwA i S«Me Longmiont, w a s DHU . . . SeupSpSeup Speem Heckman, 1966 Hudson RELINING $4 Extra 1010 S. Gaylord Dinnora Sarred 4 to 8 6r«wy iMb • Teespeent married to SPruce 7-4469 George H. Street, Denver 20, Colo, FUHtrt . . • • 2 HOUR Bonded DoAm . A T V T C A R 9M SKVU SMViCS Smith, Jr., son SERVICE Lining e CenJdibrn a a #Q of Mr. and Mrs. Sowcon . . • • Paramount Club Oiefinf Diikeo George H. Nationally Advertised Brandt of Grade A Lining Save FUbi. • Chemsegne Meets August 8 Kitchen and Dining Room Equipment YegebUt DidMl luaetl a a a| Smith, Long­ CeHee Feuren mont, in St China • Glassware • Silverware Cetfee Umt • The Paramount Social Club Creemer* • • • John the Bap­ will meet Aug. 8 at 8:30 p.m. in Black & White Service Ranges - Steamtablea - Dishwashers «LASSWAKI tist’s Church. AATrayf. • • aQ the Catholic USO, 1663 Grant Folding Table and Chairs Fuedi lewti Father Clement •mt M1195 • • •□ Street, Denver, for a short busi­ 2424 Eatf Colfax Danver FRemonf 7-8818 Sueen . . a Lafferty, O.S.* for Tee Ser^ • ness session. A fter the meeting, B. officiated. OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY Church Dinners • School Lunch Programs (UcHtlOktui r Trey*...... Q there will be a dance and card Tr«yi« • • l Wetor FHdiert .Q T h e bride “ Known for Quality Work— 20 Years in Btuineu** Institutions Hi-M Gbtm wore a floor- playing. Plans will be made for U^Mur 6U«5m . IAR[FerbWe). • O a picnic some time later in SPECIAL PRICES TO CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS Merbu •[ lenpfth gown of g..Ll---- L 7 white nylon il- August. w iv rvHiranwB • l VASH nm • a .□ i n i i i Fundi lewli 1 u a i 0 n tulle, Fundi Cum a a • L fashioned with Reichman Returns Carson Hotel Supply RdeKDUiM a .L TAMiS Sde^luwb. . .[ len^uet a lace bodice 1301 Wazee KE. 4-3126 Denver Cer^ a a Friday, Aug. 6 is the opening SdtB 0 Fypm L and shirt insert night for the Pagliacci o f the i Sherbet CCmet .L Ctweme over lace, with Seyen 0 Piano, Joe Reichman, and hi* Creemert CHAIRS a Mandarin col­ orchestra. After an absence of Weler €uime% Oweme lar and long nearly three years, Joe Reich­ Wtbr Geyete FilJini , sleeves. She car­ Webr Fitdien . man returns to Lakeside’s pod­ ried a bouquet Whidey ium in Denver. An evening fea­ Wine vU$m • . COAT HACKS of r e d roses Listen to turing his stellar piano playing with''* white Baseball awaits everyone nightly except HHONC fon mOMH Dtuvmi ribbon shower. Major Monday at 8:30. on K.M.Y.R. Bud Kraupp, cousin o f the bridegroom, was best man, and League attendants were John Smith, cousin o f the bridegroom, and Eugene BEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR Smith, brot^ r o f the bridegroom. LINCOLN-MERCURY SERVICE One hundred fifty guests attended the reception on the lawn The Beer That Vi m -LlKili-Ilininr Rntoirtin.” Iw bmIiiIm, hIn htw-urli* twtwy tiileiH at the Fireside Inn. Kfltaiiit, IM* tm m InM. u* Mt ••* tn nUt t. mctIm It tiMIr The bride, a graduate of Longmont High School, has been ttHTMiklr. 1« M Mir-Hii* mn ttlrtj (tyi—tir watliti HMitip u* wmu»n Mit. Made Milwaukee Famous employed as an operator by the telephone company in Lonraont. The bridegroom was graduated from Mead High School. He now THE KUMPF MOTOR CAR CO. 350 Broodway is employed in Denver, where he and Mrs. Sm iu are making their MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. home at 4740 Clayton Street after a short wedding trip to Colo­ Uth and Acaaa ALfia. S4M1 = Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray PE. 3-4651 rado Springes.— (Photo by Vasicek of Longmont)______

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1 § ^yiaW A. pYL UuL enchantment MARRIAGES AND ENGAGEMENTS The loveliest weddings start at Cher Marie— Fa­ Mnu Geo. Goodman After the ceremony, a reception Denver, left Aug. 2 to attend the mous name designs from will be held at the Resort Lodge wedding. Dr. Van Stratum’s son, Modern Brides and Brides Wedding Ang. 6 near Mercer. Fritz Van Stratum, lives in F t Quarterly Board Meeting Set Aug. 16 Magazines— for the bride The merriaKe o f Mrs. George Mrs. Goodman, is the widow Morgan. and every member of her Goodman of Montesuma to Dr. o f G. W. Goodman, prominent G. Weber Goodman, son of wedding party. B. V. Van Stratum of Hurley, mining engineer of Montezuma, Mrs. Goodman, and Shirley Mc­ Colo. She has been a teacher in Donald, daughter of Dr. Van Wia., will be performed before Sketched . . . nylon Mercer. Mrs. Goodman’s son and Stratxun, will be the couple’s at­ At Albany" Hotel by Council of Women a Nuptial Mau at 10 a.m. Satur­ tulle over satin with daughter-in-law, residents of tendants. day, Aug. 6, in Mercer, Wia. imported tosepoint They plan a wedding trip to (Archdiocetan Council of Greeley, youth; and Mrs. Glen “Training the Average Women.” lace and sequins. Echo Lake and will visit in Den- Catholic Women) Lewis, war relief. Mrs. Fred Gus- Work sessions are' provided A •■■11 etpMit ver in September. Mrs. Frank S. Mancini, hurst is immediate past presi­ for officers and chairmen on the diocesan, deanery, and local placts your dent. The spiritual director is fa **wUl call.** Kaffer-Dewey president of the Denver the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R. level. There will be group dis­ A Reputation Rites at St. James’ Archdiocesan Council of Mulroy and assistant spiritual di­ cussions on national committees, rector is the Rev. William Mona­ reporting, financing, parliamen­ Opss MoadsTs St. James’ Church, Denver, Catholic Women, will pre­ >:IS to t :U p.m. Built Upon was the setting recently for rites side at the quarterly board han. tary procedure, etc. It will be a uniting in marriage Mrs. Sher- meeting scheduled for Tuesday, To Attend wonderful opportunity for ley Ruth Dewey, daughter of Aug. 16, at 11 o’clock in the Omaha Institute women engaged in Catholic ac­ tion who can spare the time to Mr. and Mrs. Holger Henriksen, Albany Hotel. Mrs. Daniel Yacovetta, presi­ and Eenneth Edwin Eaffer, son dent of the Denver Deanery, is gain a broader knowledge of the Miss Margaret Sullivan, tem­ task at hand. o f Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kaffer. porary chairman of the newly jlanning to attend the NCCW Mrs. Dewey, given in marriage formed permanent committee on institute at Duchesne College of As announced last week, Mrs. by her father, wore a gown of migrants at the Fort Lupton the Sacred Heart, Omaha, Aug. L. A. Hig^ns and Mrs. Mark J. pale blue nylon sheer set off 15-19. The theme of the 1965 Felling will be participants in with a small blue flower hat. She o f NCCW Instituteaseries IS the Omaha Institute. carried a white orchid on a white prayer book, which was given her. by the mother of the bride­ groom. Denver Deanery Rezones Matron o f honor was Mrs. Ellery A. Bennett, Jr., of Red­ wood City, Calif. Mrs. Dewey’s daughter. Miss Judith Lynn Areas for 73 Affiliates Dewey, was junior bridesmaid, Gerald Kaffer, Jr., brother of (Denver Deanery, Archdioeetan eludes the following parish orr the bridegroom, was best man. Council of Catholic Women) ganizations: Annunciation Altar Marvin Stewart, Stephen Pahs, To ^pedite among its 73 af­ and Rosary Society, Annuncia­ Jr., and Elmer Hager, Jr., filiates the promotion of the na­ tion PTA, Cathedral Altar and Mail inquiries invited For sixty-fiv# years thought­ ushered. tional committee system spon­ Rosary Society, Cathedral PTA, fulness in every detail of our The reception was held at sored by the National Council of Holy Ghost Altar and Rosary So­ SIS Sixteenth Street ' service has added up to a tra­ Wolhurst Club. Catholic Women, the Denver ciety, Loyola Altar and Rosary Society, Loyola PTA, Mother of (Nsxt to PsrsnoDiit Thsstcr) dition that has brought seren­ Aurora Teachers Deanery Council has rezoned its deanery areas. God Altar and Roeary Society, ity and satisfaction to all who To Be Married The rezoning was necessary, Our Lady of Grace Altar and have called upon us. Dignity Miss Frances Prather and according to Mrs. Daniel Yaco­ Rosary Society, Presentation and Appropriateness continue Salvatore Alioto, both of Den­ vetta, president, to equalize the Altar and Rosary Society, Pre­ ver, will exchange vows Aug. 20 sentation PTA, Sacred Heart to mark each Horan Funeral, work of the area chairmen who DR. JAMES P. at Christ the King Church, Den will be responsible for collecting Parish Council, S t Elizabeth’s regardless of its price. ver. reports of the committee activi­ Parish Council, and S t Joseph’s GRAY The bride-to-be, daughter of ties. \ Parish Council. Optometrist Mr. and Mrs, S. F. Prather o f With the tremendous growth of The aouthbm area will be su­ 3 4 HOUR Tarkio, Mo., is a graduate of Mri. Frank S. Mancini Denver and the inclusion of so pervised by Mrs. Meyer. The af­ VlSVAt CARE SIRVICC Tarkio High School and Tarkio many new parish units into the filiates of this area are All EYES EXAMINED College and has been teaching in housing project, will make a re­ deanery, the eastern and south­ Saints’ Altar and Rosary Society, riSVAL TRAINING Aurora. Prior to that, she was port on the existing problems. We may be reached at any ern areas have become dispro­ All Soule’ Altar and Rosary So­ Optometrist associated with the communi­ Reports will be made by dean­ portionately large. ciety, Christ the King Altar and hour of thf day or night by cations division o f ah air line in ery presidents and archdiocesan The area revamping was set Rosary Society (Evergreen), 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. St ^ calling KE d-6297. Spokane, Seattle, and New York, chairmen, and other important up by Miss Margaret Sullivan, Most Precious Blood Altar and Phone for Appointment Mr. Alioto, aon o f Mrs. Frank business will be discussed. organization and development Rosary Society, Our Lady of Alioto and the late Mr. Alioto, Following the meeting lunch­ chairman, and approved by area Lourdes Parish Council, S t An­ TA. 5-8883 was ^aduated from Holy Fam­ eon will be served in the Cedar vice presidents Mmes. William thony of Padua’s Altar and Ros­ ily High School and received de­ Room at 12:15. The cost is 81.65 Kelty, C. H. ’ Matson, Victor ary Society, St. Francis de Sales’ grees from Regis College and per person. Reservations must be Meyer, Murray Sweeney, and R. Parish Council, S t Louis,’ HORAN & SONS MORTUARY the University of Colorado. He made by Aug.'’ 16 with Mrs. Lito J. Thomson. Englewood, Altar and Rosary So­ is studpng for his doctorate at Gallegos, 474 Adams Street, Groups and Areas ciety; St Louis,’ Englewood, ENJOY HOT WEATHER 1527 Cleveland Place KEystonc 4-6297 the Univerisity of San Francisco EA. 2-6703; or Mrs. Paul Fitz­ Mrs. Matson will direct the PTA; St Mary’s, Littleton, Al and is a member of Phi Delta gerald, 1735 Locust Street, FR. work o f the central area. It in tar and Rosary Society; S t WITH A COOL LOOK Denver, Colorado Kappa, national educational fra' 7-1916. Mary’s, Littleton, PTA ; St. Rose temity. Board Members Changed of Lima’s Altar and Rosary So­ Our hair styling and permanents for a Wedding Aug. 13 y. comfortable summer . . , and a lovely you. They will live in Aurora after The membership o f the ciety, St. Vincent de Paul’s their marriage, where both will DACCW board under the lead Altar and Rosary Society, and S^iftl AttMtion GW^n ChlUrtn'i H*ir Problesu teach at the high school. ership o f Mrs. Mancini as pres­ St. Vincent de Paul’s PTA. bjr Expert Optnteri Jo Ann Jones ident is composed of a group of Mrs. Sweeney is chairman of FOR THE FINEST CLEANING Bride in Englewood women from various sections of the eastern area. It includes As Colorado. sumption, Welby, Altar and Ros­ BEAUTY KORNER S t Louis’ Church, Englewood, AND REPAIRING There have been some changes ary Society; Blessed Sacrament was the setting recently for the Altar and Rosary Society, Blessed Gladys Nichols, Owner PE. 3-3030:: marriage of Miss Jo Ann Jones, since the DACCW convention ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC held in May. The following list Sacrament PTA, Christ the King 3920 E. Exposition Belcaro Shopping Center]’ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0 . R. Altar and Rosary Society, Christ Jones of Englewood, and Michael of those currently serving on the board has been released by Mrs, the King PTA, Cure D’Ars, St. RUGS J. Sorrentino, Jr., son of Mr. and John Vianney’s Society, Pius X, Mrs. Michael J. Sorrentino of Mancini. Aurora, Altar and Rosary So­ Arvada. The officers are Mrs. John Kehoe, Leadvillc, secretary; Mrs. ciety; St. James’ Altar and Ros­ NECCHI ^ ELNA Matron o f honor was Mrs ary Society, St. James’ PTA, St. Charles Myers. Charles Myers Stephen Ward, Denver, financial John’s Altar and Rosary Society, was best man. Gene Brannman secretary; Mrs. E. D. Tunnison, St. John’s BTA, St. Philomena’s and Dick Jones ushered. Sterling, corresponding secre World’s first and most advanced- 2630 E. 3rd DE. 3-8840 or EA. 2-8361 Altar and Rosary Society, S t The couple will make their tary; and Mrs. Lito Gallegos, AUTOMATIC AUo Wall to Wall Cleaning in the Home home in Denver. treasurer. Philomena’s PTA, and S t The The six deanery presidents are resa’s, Aurora, Altar and Rosary sawing machinss Paine-Lichte vice presidents of the DACCW in Society. D U K S irrim i n iiitti lutn uniat ti.. tie. UCHTUT The northern area, directed by ANDCOKSOUE8 WEIGHT rOSTABLC '39 i the order named: Mrs. Daniel 6 6 Bites in Littleton Mrs. Thomson, includes Holy S t Mary’s Church, Littleton, Yacovetta, Denver; Mrs. Ralph • RENTALS. RERVJCE and REPAIRS of til makes o( sewins machinss. Why Pay More? Moss, Colorado Springs; Mrs. Family Altar and Rosary S<^ • Hanjr used, reconditioned eewins machinee at low. low prices. was the setting recently when ciety, Holy Family PTA, Holy BEFORE YOU BUY you owe it to yourself to comparet (Traetiaark) Miss Jean Marie Lichte, daughter Martin Schoeneman, Roggen; Mrs. Myron Seif ken, Loveland; Rosary Parish Council, S t Bern Coma in or phone for FREE DEMONSTRATION of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lichte adette’s Altar and Rosary So- Mrs. William Wilson, Climax; a Liberal trade-in allowance a Convenient terms of Bow-Mar, became the bride city, S t Catherine’s Altar and Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores of Joseph J. C. Paine, Jr., son and Mrs. John S. Purdy, Glen- Authorized Dealer wood Springs. Miss Shelia Polniak be­ Rosary Society, S t Catherine’s Colorado Owned Storet of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ma­ PTA, St. Dominic’s Rosary Altar Representatives from each came engaged on March 6. guire o f Baltimore, Md. The cere­ Society, St Dominic’s PTA, St ACE SEWING MACHINE CO. deanery are Mrs. John Demmer, The wedding will take place in 16th & Glenarm | mony was witnessed by the Rev. Joseph’s, Golden, Altar and Ros 174 So. Broadway at Cedar SH 4*1763 Denver Deanery; • Mrs. Albert St. Patrick’s Church, Denver, on Frederick D. McCailin and was ary Society; St. Mary Magda­ Englewood 800 SanU Fa Dr. g Horton, Colorado Springs Dean­ Aug. 13 before a Nuptial High followed by a wedding breakfast lene’s Parish Council, S t Pat­ 30 Sentk Broadway 15th and California s ery; Mrs. Harold Erker, Greeley Mass offered by the Rev. James in the Park Lane Hotel. rick’s Altar and Rosary Society, 3833 W. Colfax 17th and Tremont a Reception guests gathered in Deanery; Mrs. Myron Seifken, Purfield. and Sts. Peter and Paul’s Altar Curtis & 15th St. the afternoon at the home of the Fort Collins Deanery; Mrs, After a wedding trip to Mary­ and Rosary Society. bride’s parents. Miss Gladys Ford Adolph Kuss, Leadville Deanery; land, the couple will make their The interparochial group of af­ of Kansas City was the maid of and Mrs. Julia Miller, Glenwood home in Roswell, N. Mex., fpr filiates is not controlled on a honor, and Mrs. L. G. Miller of Springs Deanery. three years. Miss Polniak is geographical basis. Mrs. William Baltimore was the bridesmaid. graduate of St. Francis de Sales' Mrs. Hanna Johnson is the Kelty is chairman of this group. Katherine Jan Duvall was the High School and of St. Patrick’s^ representative from Catholic Its affiliates are the Archbishop’s flower girl. Her fiance, A2-c Robert , L. Nurses, and Miss Catherine Ma­ Guild, Archdiocesan Council of Charles J. Heringer, Jr., of loney, Catholic Daughters. Holland, is in the U. S. Air Force Catholic Nurses, Catholic Daugh­ Thrift Sbef Jorfhe Woman Billings, Mont., was the best man, and is stationed at Walker Air L Mrs. L. A. Higgins, national ters of Aimerica, Court St. Rita; and ushers were James H. Smith, Force Base in Roswell. His home Who Wants Unusual Ouiqns director from the Denver prov Colorado Alumnae of the Sacred Bill Lichte, and James Duvall. is in Baltimore. He has been in 1 At PricaaTe Rt Her Budget ince; past national directors, Heart, Dominican Sisters of the After a wedding trip to Aspen the service three years. CLEANERS Mmes. M. J. O’Fallon, Ella Week- Sick Poor Society, Good Shepherd and Grand Lake, the couple are baugh, Thomas Garrison, and T at home at 770 Albion Street Aid Society, Infant of Prag;ue A. Cosgriff. Nursery Society, Junior Catholic The bride attended H uff Col­ Annual Luncheon Set Chairmen of the standing com Daughters, Kappa Gamma Pi So­ lege and the bridegroom is an mittees follow : Miss Margfiret alumnus of Southern Methodist By St. Cecilia's Guild rority, and Laywomen’s Retreat FIME5T SE(0H0< W WUWt POOWOfTS mt HMOPRIMK Sullivan, organization and de­ Association. ek0m ek'rtii^ University and East Texas State velopment; Miss Mary Nadorff, St. Caciiia’* Sawing Guild .V HUHDRffif OF SMART FATTERHJ ee^ (OtOW College. Other affiliates are the Loretto co-operation with Catholic Char will hold the annual card Heights Women’s Club, Loretto SHOP AT YOUR LEISURE. . . EXPERT HELP Evelyn Del Mastro ities; Mrs. Joseph Weber, Lead­ party, iunchaon, and baxaar Heights Alumnae, Denver Chap­ ^ AND ADVICE IP YOU WAMT IT Is Wed in Cathedral ville, family paryit education on Thursday afternoon, Aug. ter; Queen’s Daughters, Queen i ( PLENTY OP FREE PARKING t and spiritual development; Mrs 18, at 1 o’clock in St. Vincent’a of Heaven Aid Society, Regis Cathedral was the setting for James Koning, home and school Homo, 42nd and Lowall Boule­ Mothers’ Club, Tabernacle So­ the recent marriage o f Miss association; Mrs. Carolyn Bald vard, Denver. Table and tpe- ciety, St. Clara Aid Society, St. Evelyn Del Mastro, daughter of OF CDIDSADD win, Brighton^ libraries and lit­ cial prizt* will include Holmes Vincent Aid Society, St. Mary’s CHINTZ ^PRINTS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Del Mastro, erature; Mrs.^Mark J. Felling, and Edwards siWerware, serv­ Academy Mothers’ Club, and St. to John Marcolina, Jr., son of the 5974 So. BROADWAY • V>bone SUneat / -6 8 ZO public relations; ice for eight. , Peter Claver’s Society. DBNVER • • • CHICA60 John Marcolinas. Mrs. John Murtaugh, imraigra Guests are asked to bring The Nuptial Mass was fol­ tion; Mrs. J. L. Swigert, civil de their own cards. The donation Attention - Brides to Be lowed by a reception at Cherre- fense; Mrs. William Romey, will be 60 cents. lynn. The couple are making Nothing will "dress up” the their home at 4410 Teller Street Church more for your wedding in Wheatridge. than oile o f Wagner’s White Married at Bl. Sacrament Aisle Cloth Runners, laid dovm Banns of Marriage the aisle fo r the Bridal Party Henry Butler of Lowry Air Miss Janice Allison, daugh­ to walk on, from the door to Force Base and Ruth Jensen of ter of Mr. and the altar. Cathedral Parish,, Denver. Mrs. Robert Al- Ws also Peralsh aidswslk Cansplse Cleta Burkett of Mother of lison, 5639 Ws siM U S esks s asssd nssrSiN sf ysss God Parish, Denver, and Charles Montview Boule- ••tin nsMIsi •• sksssirssk rsssidt. J. Carroll of Des Moines, la. V a r d, Denver, Available only through your own Charles James Funk of Our and Sam Scott, local florist at reasonable cost. Lady of Sorrows, East Lake, and son of Mr. and Miss Margo Dolores Cooper of Mrs. William CARL A. WARNER MF6. CO., INC. St. Philomena’s, Denver. Scott, 113 Ash Albert James Seidl of St. John Street, Denver, J the Baptist’s, Longmont, and were married in Miss Barbara Ann Weber o f S t Blessed Sacr^ Philomena’s, Denver. m e n t Church INTERMOUNTAIN July 9. The Rev. Mi- s ELEVATOR CO. chael Walsh witnessed t h e Denver — Longmont ceremony. Hudson — Yuma Colon coma fo lift, carpating ragaint ih lutfrout faxtura A breakfast Colo. and springy retilitnea aftar KARPET-KARE, iha profostienal was held in the mathod ondonad by Bigtiow. Cioaning is dona right in Denver Athletic Atlanta. Nebr. Bahv Coming? Club, and the your homt, all in a singla day.^ Whilt you'ra on vacation is I reception in the tha parfaet timd to sand your furnishings . . . rugs, furnitura BABY GIFT3 GALORE home of the& and draparias to NEW METHOD for expert cleaning, too. SjOO bride’s parents. ^ Fort Morgan Mills from I to I U Maid of honor ' Inc. DAY OR was Betty Car­ i Itnrfir ft*r (»ift If rn/7/rrr«^. NKHT CALL MAin 3-6161 mack, and the Fert Mergan and St>h*>w(r8 bridesmaids were Susan Hillreae, Celel Frieberger.Jean -i. B Atendorf, a n d S'" Mmstfmeturers mmi Dietrihuten BABY Jo Ann Woehr- - I _____ * SHOPS myer. The beat man waZ William Scott. Ushera were Grant Ander­ Golden Snntiime Floor son, James Ziegler, and Michael Schasbacb. 56 S. Brondw ay The bride attended S t Mary’s Academy and the University of Challenfer Fortified And Colorado at Boulder. The bridegroom attended schools in North FURNITURE & CARPET CLEANERS 6118 E. 14lK Avc. (Mfiyfalr) Carolina and the University of Colorado. Bro.'idnjy Sl''rr Open anil Feeds 1-ntta; 'i*| i.jy r >|. After a wedding trip to Las Vegas the couple are living in Colfax at OgdM—314 H«d«o«—1419 K n |H ^ Denver.— (Bill Smyth photo) PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 Thursday, A ugust 4, T955

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CONGRATUUTIONS SAFEWAY New Safeway Store ON YOUR GRAND OPENING CONGRATULATIONS SAFEWAY CHILDREN'S CANVAS ^ ON YOUR GRAND OPENINGI $€166 i r iic 'k OXFORDS / ON SPECIAL ^ 2 WE HAVE BEEN SERVING THE THURSDAY - FRIDAY & SATURDAY Families of Park Hill for 10 Years May We Suggest These Specials? PARK HILL BOOTERY AUG. ASSORTED 5514 E. 33rd Ave. FR. 7-2257 THURS.> 4th COFFEE CAKES 1 8C Ea. iiniismiiniiniiii: AUG. CHERRY NUT . CONGRATULATIONS SAFEWAY FRI. 5th CAKE 57c £• On Your Park Hill Shopping Center Store AUG. PICNIC ★ ★ ★ SAT. 6Hi ROLLS 25c ®o*. Finishing touches beNig put on Sofewoy's New Store et 3475 Holly Street, Denver Prescriptions - Drugs - Liquors AIRPORT BAKERY Branch Cleaning 39fh Safeway in Denver Big Variety 5548 E. 33RD FL. 5-8056 3 I ALSO LOCATED AT 2817 FAIRFAX Store Is Opened Opening on August 4 O f Clothing Safeway’s new store at 3475 The store, on the back o f the ICE COLD BEER Holly Street, which will open at lot, faces south to 34th Street so 8:30 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 4, will as to provide ample parking At Blu-Belle By New Fashion be Safeway’a 39th store in Den­ around the store. ^ ver and the 46th store in the The contractors are the F. J. T h e Blu-Belle Toggery on "The ultimate in personalized metropolitan area. Kirchhof Construction Company, E. 33rd Avenue between HoUy BUY A CASE service" is the by-word at New Charles Bailey, who has been Denver, and the architects arc and Hudson Streets in the new Fashion -* Cleaners and Shirt Toll and Milan, Denver. Park Hill Shopping Center car­ Laundry with a branch store lo­ employed by Safeway for 14 ifieAvt, years, will manage the new store. The store will be 110 by 150 ries a complete line of infanta’ cated at 5510 E.. 33rd Avenue, feet with a total floor area of wear, boys’ and girls’ wear Denver. New Fashion is owned He is being replaced at his fo r­ CALL FL. 5-8542 FOR FREE DELIVERY mer Safeway location at 2848 17,364 square feet. The front of through size 14, and women’s i beauty and operated by the Kamlet the building is made of brick nylons, lingerie, blouses, skirts, family, and the manager o f the Colorado Boulevard by Jesse Lu- elf of 1740 Galena Street, Au­ fieldstone and has plate glass sweaters, playwear, foundations, New Fashion Park Hill store on windows of Solex heat resistant and accessories. ^ h a h m a o j . East 33rd is Mrs. Marguerite rora. Mr. Bailey, his wife, and I glass. The owner and operator, Miss O’Shea, a veteran'in the clean­ two children, John, 8, and Michel, PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS There are free standing wall Agnes Kucler, is a member of I ing business and well-known to 7, live at 3330 Bellaire Street PARK HILL SHOPPING CENTER s Mrs. Bailey and the children at­ letter signs on the east and west Holy Rosary Parish, and'assist­ many readers of the Denver sides of the building, with in­ 5538 E. 33RD AT HOLLY Catholic Regiiter. tend Cure d’ Are Church, and the ing her is her sister, Mrs. Mar­ children are enrolled in the par­ signia sign and free standing can garet Trontel, a member of the SAY.V Mrs. O’Shea speaks enthusi­ ish school. opy letter sign on the south side Cure d’Ars Parish. astically of the many personal­ The head meat cutter, Robert of the building. The store is ized services New Fashion has Since the business was estab­ . . . Do you know you hove a neighborhood Gold, 1305 Humboldt Street, who equipp^ with magic carpet, au­ lished a little more than a year to offer in the way of dry clean­ tomatic opening exit d ^ rs to beauty shop in bock of the airport bakery that ii has more than 10 years o f serv­ and one-half ago, the stock has ing, shirt laundering, tailoring, ice with Safeway, is bein|; trans­ provide ease in leaving the unit and reweaving. She also revealed been increased amazingly and it new and modern? Blanche and Betty arc in the shop ferred to his new assignment Inside the building beautiful can safely be said that at the that the main plant for New fluorescent and opaque plastic in­ from the Safeway Store at Eighth present time the store has one o f 6 dayi a week to serve you. Fashion at 10033 East Colfax terior sectional signs of various and Colorado, He is married and the best selections of merchan­ recently underwent an expansion colors are in evidence. The build­ has one child, Dehra Lynn. > dise in a store of its size — and program that saw the installa­ ing is decorated throughout with THANK YOU is all priced right. tion of the very newest and fin­ the new pastel color scheme. The Numerous well-known brands Blanche (Ransom) Kohut est cleaning and shirt laundering New Store Opened floors are o f asphalt tile. The equipment. sales_ floor is 9,707 square feet are featured, a few of which are M anager o f C^l DU. 8-0468 "Remember, t o o," Mrs. By Purity Creamery and is lighted with atrip fluores­ Sacony washables in skirts and T-shirts, Cinderella and Nan- For an O’Shea said, "New Fashion o f­ cent lights and incandescent spot 7 • AIRLANE BEAUTY BAR fers prompt pickup and delivery Purity Creamery invites the lights giving soft light over pro­ nette dresses, Polly Pigtails Appointmant people in the Park Hill shopping slips, etc.; Tam O’Shanter, Bus­ SSSO E. 33rd A t*. service throughout the neighbor­ duce sections, meat sections, and hood and the city.” For those area to get acquainted with its end displays. There is a mechani­ ter Brown, Matey’s Land, and PITTSBURGH taking clothes to the Park Hill new store at 5558 E. 33rd Avenue, cal heating and cooling system Sea blouses, Berkshire, Hanes, store, one-day service at no ex­ Denver. The store features de­ that insures comfortable tempera' and Picturesque nylons, Exqui- tra charge is to be had metely licious "piled high ice cream” in tures in the building during sum­ ite Form and Maiden Form for the asking. a variety of popular flavors. mer months as well as winter. brassieres, Silf Skin girdles, and Let’s Get Acquainted! The New Fashion store in the Another popular hot weather Soft background music will make many more. W A l l l i l D E Park Hill center is but one of delicacy is Purity’s Nu-Freeze for pleasant shopping. You will be very satisfied and HAVE AN ICE CREAM REFRESHER WHILE six stores opened by the firm Ice Milk, which sells in half The most up-to-date frozen well pleased if you shop at the in the past two years. The others gallon packages at only 69 cents. food, dairy, produce, and meat Blu-Belle Toggery. YOU'RE SHOPPING . . . BE SURE TO RE­ are at 1st and Adams, 8th and A complete line of dairy pro­ cases line the walls of the store. Albion, in the Athmar P«rk ducts, as well as cold soft drinks, In order to' provide the easiest Nam« of Esh«r MEMBER THE FAMILY TOO WITH Shopping Center; at 2019 S. Uni­ are to be found at all times. movement about the store all wall SATIN FINISH INTERIOR PAINT versity, and the main plant at Purity Creamery has 19 stores cases provide for stoc^ng from In Pharmacy E. Colfax and Florence. throughout Denver. PURITY the rear so that the stocking cart Is Familiar Makes j^ r will not be in the aisle. hide Rubberized Sails Plnith coren freateV areas of space better* fires a $ J 5 3 ICE CREAM! The built-in booth The name Esher has been syn­ sarin«like look and texrure (hat's not only New Hospital Core Plans for check cashing an

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SCHOOL OF ; BLU-BELLE TOGGERY ROBERTA'S THE DANCE INFANTS' — CHILDREN’S — WOMEN’S WEAR — TOYS — NOTIONS BALLET - TOE - TAP & BALL ROOM 8544 E. 33rd Av*. 5540 E. 33RD at HOLLY - FI. 5-9108 5510 E. 33d at HOLLY OPEN NITES 'TIL 7:00 DU. 8-3525 EA. 2-0983 0|Ma Aug. 4-S-8 Til 8:30 — R*d Stamp. — U.« Oar Layaway — Op«n Friday Evsningi Now Foihion Wokomtt SAFEWAY! PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K Eyito n e 4-4205 Thuridoy, August 4, 1955

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Pretty Kim Hoang Weds Lowry Airman Men Urgently Needed

Love Defies Threat of Deportation ShtR Trail ba a TiUviilen-Radia Rapilniai la N a m (NOT A. CORRE8PONDSNCK COURSE) By Barbara Brill ler, stationed at Lowry Air Force Nuptial Mass celebrated by the Twtaty-viflit millioB blick isd whitt tsltviiien rtesiving iitt new la um. KIM THU THI HOANG, Base, Denver, the son o f an Rev. Paul Reed. EitimtMd to bt (ixty milUoa t^ovlilen roctiTing it li la utt by 115S. , StTtntMn millioB of thus rcctiving >tU will bt ier color. retty Vietnamese student and Appleton, Wis., pharmacist, were The bride was given in mar­ aughter of an electrical enj^i- married July 30 in Mother of riage by Rbbert Stapp, Rocky &•( Ir m tiM (keuRd Flaw peer, aijd Airman Gordon Mil­ God Church, Denver, before a Moutnain News,writer. She wore a white^ lace wedding gown, Ih This eritleil MiRRtwir Sbtrfafi iRditIry which she had had made in Viet­ nam, over a white silk bodice and silk pantaloons. Her knee- St. Patrick's School length veil was of white lace and net trimmed with pearls. She Raton, New Mexico carried a bouquet of white roses, gaiete carnations, and ivy. * V * will again accept girls as boarders MATRON OF HONOR was Mrs. Dolores M. Rowley. She for elementary and junior high grades. wore a white crepe Princess-style dress with a wine-colored picture hat Her corsage was o f gaiete Write for particulars carnations. Leonard Tangney, Rocky Mountain Newt feature editor, was'best man. About 50 guests attended the ceremonies, SHORTEST COURSE IN AMERICA including Lt. Gov. Stephen L. R. McNichols. • laiTt wbtrt yM lik«; # High School X4ncttion aot ro^uiroS. THE OIVLY Dan Fowler, a writer for Look • S tm ill yott want. # Practical Laboratory (Shop) Trainlnf magazine, and Earl Theisen, a 0 Ag« II to 50. • Build your own Teat Xguipatnt. photographer for that magazine, All Intfruetors Ar* Skilled Techniciani Raprtsanting were present from Los Angeles, o f Calif., to cover the story of the Many Yean Experience couple’s much - publicized ro­ NEW CLASSES NOW FORMING mance. Illy T.rmi— W.tkly P.ymtnfi Anyon. C .n Afford * * * Pkon* AL S-3144 AL 1-1377 KIM MET GORDON while C f f i r l l f p D f in r P easier (left) chair- I the sign publicizing the event. Assisting him are ______MAIL THIS COUPON—HO OlllftATlOW _ _ _ both were students at the Uni­ JIUIIIIC l/u iivc j„gj, Cure _ d’Ars Frank Sparacino and John Schlagel, committee versity o f Wisconsin. She ar­ Parish summer dance, inspects the erection of 1 members. IN DENVER TKEVISION-RADIO MPAIR INSTITUTI rived in this country on an ex­ 4- + + + + • _ + 1410 Lefea, Oeever 3, Cole. Owned and operatad by F dt a Tarrant M£ir. Co. change student visa. According (Tha Manufacturen of the Comptometer) PlteM Mad me year free lafermetloi ea Shep Treielaf. O Free "life time" placement tervice thru any one of our to the State Department, mar­ NAME ...... ; ...... achoolt located in all major citiea. riage o f a foreign student means the immediate cancellation of Dance Is Set at Cure d'Ars Aug. 6 O Short, inexpaniiTO courie. ADDRESS ...... O New day and eveniny clatiei startiny every Monday. his visa and deportation. The (Cur# d'Ars Parish, Denver) o f tickets has been Nick contacted in regard to the O For free bleoklet write, phene or come in. United States government has CITY ...... STATE...... for its purpose in making this Parishioners and friends of Tolve. Ed Hogan has a fine dance, and have been given law 'the encouragement of for­ Cure d’Ars Parish, 32nd and group of men working with tickets to the affair. Additional COMPTOMETER SCHOOL eign students, to whom it has Dahlia, are looking forward to him to supply refreshing drinks tickets may be obtained by call­ granted scholarships, to return their first annual summer and food for those who like ing Flora or Nick Tolve at FL. L. A. Witherspoon, Mgr. KE. 4-4274 to their native lands ^ and to dance on Saturday, Aug. 6. to dance and eat, too. 6-3958. Room 410, Insurance Bldg. — 831 14th St. spread there American ideals of On hand with the music will As a special prize, a pair of Father John Haley, pastor, go to college in Colorado .... democracy. be Gene DiSalle and his or­ valuable chinchillas donated by expects the Starlite Dance to Kim and Gordon had tried chestra, who will play under Genevieve and Harold Cook will be the outstanding summer every means possible to make the stars on a specially built be awarded during the evening. social of the area. Dancing their case an exception to this dance platform. All parishioners have been will be from 8:45 to midnight law, but without success. Realiz­ LOREHO HEIGHTS COLLEGE ing, therefore, the near impossi­ Tables Arranged e.^/or 6 9 y e a r s bility of a resolution being On School Playground I OFFERS passed by Congress allojving Kim The tables have been ar­ to remain here, since to make ranged on the achool play­ H. R. mEininsER co. building tomorrow's leoders one exception to a law is to ground in a garden party weaken and almost nullify it by effect. Although the band will Largest Art Material Store in th«. West 150 courses in setting a precedent for its being be spotlighted, the lighting through education tddoy broken again, the couple- went over the grounds will be from a o n and Water Color Outfit# ahead with their wedding plans ga'yly hung Japanese lanterns. 15 major fields and will accept the consequences. The soft glow of candles flick­ O School Art Supplie* O Slide Rulei ★ Liberal Arts College \ If Kim is deported she will go ering from decorative lamps at B.A. and B.S. Degrees ★ Professional Courses to Canada or Mexico and remain each table will add a touch of O Paitel Crayeni ^ Eully Accredited in either o f these countries until romance to the occasion. • DRAWING INSTRUMENTS in Arts, Sciences, Di­ she can be readmitted to the Construction and electrical etetics, Medical Tech­ ★ Day Qasses for Men IJnited States on a nonquota work for the dance have been \ basis. nology, Teacher Train­ "k Night Classes Coeducational ably.handled by Ray Camp­ ( 409 16th Street AComa 2-3727 Gordon it a convert of lit­ bell. Decorations have been ing, Speech, Nursing ★ Conducted by the Jesuits tle more than a year from the under the direction of Mrs. Lutheran faith. Kim, who had E. C. Godwin-Austin. In charge etc. been receiving instructions from the Rev. Paul Reed, was Retreat Is Slated Two year terminal baptized hy him on July 28 SAN FRANCISCO REGIS COLLEGE and received her First Com­ For Heights Nuns courses in Secretarial munion on July 29. For her Studies and Home Ec­ DiNVIR II. COLORADO Baptism Kim took the nan^.. The ^ liiters at Loretto ; COLLEGE FOR WOMEN Mary. Heights College will he in re­ onomics. The bride was baptized on treat from Aug. 6 to Aug. 15. Conducted by the Religious of the Sacred Heart July 28, made her First Com­ Lorettine Sisteri from other munion on July 29, and was 3001 So Fedieral Blvd. SU. 1-6654 communities will also partici­ married on July 30, thus receiv­ • A four-year libera] arts college set in a beautiful 2414- ing three sacraments in three pate in the retreat. Tha retreat acre campus in the heart of metropolitan San Francisco. master is the Rev. Raphael successive days. • Invested with full power to confer the M.A., M.S. in McCarthy, S.J. + + • + education, B.A., and B.S. in Nursing Degrees. • Empowered by the State Board o f Education to present DIVISION OF NURSINO candidates for the general secondary, junior-high, ele­ mentary, and kindergarten-primary Credentials. Nationally accredited as a basic collegiate pro­ • On the approved list of the Association o f American Uni­ gram with two units for nursing instruction at — versities, the Western College Association, the American Association of University Women, and other major ac­ crediting agencies. • Approved for Veterans under both the G.I. Bill and the St. Anthony's Hospital, Denver Korean Bill. and • Accommodations for Resident Students are available.

Canon City, Addrestt • .Glockner-Penrose Hospital Colorado Lone Mountain, San Francisco 18, California Colorado Springs Conducted by Benedictine Monks Accredited High School for Boys 17361138" “ ‘ Day Students

Personal and Supervised Assistance for Boys who need it Interscholastic Athletics . . . Intra-Mural Athletics Riding and All Sports in Season

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THE ABBEY SCHOOL CANON CITY, COLO. — ‘Roekr Uountaln News' photo. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller Circles to Meet SAINT MICHAEL'S HIGH SCHOOL At Presentation “A Christian Brothers’ Boarding School in the Land of Enchantment” (Presentation Parish, Denvar) For boys from 5th to 12th grade. Foramost Catholic hoarding school in the Little Flower of Jesus Circle Southwest . . . in its 95th year of azistenee, Fully Accredited will meet in the home o f Mrs. it offers: W. G. Law, 830 Julian Street, ST. MARY'S ACADEMY Facilities: spacious, modem campus, new resi­ Character formation— Planned guidance Tuesday evening, Aug. 9, at 7 :45. i dence halls for both grammar and high school A Select School in Suburban Denver — Conducted by the SUtere of Loretto — Remedial work— Carefully conceived S t Maria Goretti’s Circle will boats, full program o f athletics, music, extra- Testing program— Safety driving course meet in the home of Mrs. Sergio cuaiacular activities, carefully selected fac- Gonzales, 860 Hazel Court, on HIGH SCHOOL ■ GRADE SCHOOL - PRE-SCHOOL - iUNDERGARTEN AND MUSIC DEPARTMENTS in dual control cars— Registered nurse. ' m i . Thursday, Aug. 11, at 12:30 CONTACT: frincipal o’clock. Boys Accepted for Primary Departments Saint Michael's High Our Lady of Fatima, Circle Members of North Central Ass'n . . . Accredited by University of Colorado J X m HEALTH SPOT. . . will meet in the home of Mrs. A1 • r . - * -p % . *s *.#• t Santa Fe, N. M„ Ph. 2-1207 Forster, 333 Federal Blvd., on OPENING DATE SEPT. 12 - REGISTRATIONS RY APPOINTMENT Thursday, Aug. 11, at 12:30. Any­ one planning to attend is asked But Service for Grade School BRIR611S THE BOY—WE RETURN YOU THE MAN to call the hostess or Mrs. R. L. 4545 So. University Boulevard In Beautiful Cherry HiUs SU. 9-0531 Newcomb, WE. 6-4556, as soon as possible. Tlturi^ay, August 4, 1955 Office, 938 fannoelfc Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, REyitone 4*4205 PAGE ELEVEN

Escape the H eat. . . the Cool, Confirmation Class Set Mass Schedule Married in Limon Cool Mountains beckon you to , Miss Vera Nell Ping, nHE XENTUCXUR" daughter of Mr. Bwi L>BCuti. 'i.arra 11. j-i62i Other people of the parish con­ ENGLEWOOD SPEEDWAY We$f Ofiord ond South Ctoy tributed to pay for the maturials, UIEIBV DflVS FESTlUflL A new cenJer and holy water C. D: of A. Court in Gilman font have been added to the fur­ nishings at Basalt. The "Stand­ The Rey. William J. Monahan, Mrs. Mar^ Olfs, Mrs j Agnes May, For Benefit of ing Room Only" sign has been out associate director of Catholic Mrs. Paul Mills, Mrs,’ Roy Marfi- Our Famous practically every Sunday during Charities of the Archdiocese o f tano, Mrs. Richard Cryan, Mrs. the whole summer. , Denver, will be the principal Hugh Young; The chapel at Redstone was speaker at the annual joint meet­ Mrs. Agnes Williams, Mrs. opened Sunday, July 31, by Miss ing of the Catholic Daughters David Williams, Mrs. Ella Hoag- Assumption Church Building Improvtment Fund Ruth Gross. Father Warren E. of Court St. Theresa, Glenwood land. Miss Margaret McGinley, Nye o f Loras College, Dubuque, Spring, and o f Court St. Fran­ Mrs. I. Knott, Mrs.- Art Guy, GLIBSTEAK la., said the Mass. ces Xavier Cabrini, Leadville, and Mrs. William McBreen. on Monday, Aug. 8, at the Gil­ 18-oz. ol $ SedaUty Will Meet man Club House. Hostesses for this event are In Limon Aug. 8 members of the Glenwood Court U. S. Prime Meat ENTERTAINMENT e who resid(! in BedcUff, Gilman, Limon.— (Our Lady o f Vic­ and Mintum and include Mrs. COMPLETE DINNEB tory Parish) — The Catholic Hugh Riley, Mrs. E. F. Miller, Ladies’ Sodality will meet Mon­ “ In Every Major City There I* GAMES day evening, Aug. 8, at 8 p.m. in One OuUtanding Steak House” Limon, in the home o f Mi's. Meeker Family Visited In Denver , . . It*$ Harold Meade, 'with Mrs. Mary AWARDS Lebaron as cohostess. By 2 Nuns From Loretto JOE "AWFUL" COFFEE'S Meeker.— (Holy Family Mis­ OUR STEAKS ARE QHARCOAL GOOD CLOTHES NEED sion)— Sister Maura and Sister BROILED OVER LIVE COALS! REFRESHMENTS NOT BE EXPENSIVE Prances de Chantal o f ^ r e tto Heights College stopped over in Meeker, accompanied by- Miss The One and Only . . . THE Regina Watson of McCook, Neb., ^ DELICIOUS who drove the car. They had ENGLISH lunch with Mrs. Anna Peaslee and Mrs. Catherine Stephenson HOME MADE TAILORS and family. Catherine Pearl, daughter of 901 FIFTEENTH STREET Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Garcia, was RINCSIDE lOUIKE-IUO-17 SI ITALIAN PIZZA Combine Quality and Style baptized by Father Edward J. Fraezkowski, with Eddie F. and at Prices Yon Can Afford FREE PARKING AFTER 6 P. M. A T PARKING PLAZA May 0 . Vigil as sponsors, Sun­ Rev. William J. Monahan (On Lawrenca St Rear Ameriean National Bank Bids.) day, July 31. Utmber at tha Dinara (3nb I c J PACK TWiLVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K Eyito n e 4^205 Thursday, August 4, 1955

' Rosary Sf. Philomena School Work Progresses for (St. Philomena’s Parish, Denver) wood, fishing reporter for the munion in the 8:15 o’clock Mass WORLD PEACE Denver Post. The work program at St. Phil- every fifth, Sunday. There ar« The members of the Altar and Eaek Sunday Afternoon omena’s School in preparation for Rosary Society and the PTA will four months o f the year with a fifth Sunday, 2, 3, and 4 the opening of the fall term is receive Communion in a group in near completion this week, the the 8:15 o’clock Mass on Sunday, MOTHER CARRINI SHRINE Rt. Rev. Monsignor William Hig­ Aug. 7. Life Is Too Short gins, pastor, announced. T h e The Mattel for the first Fri­ Tt Be Wit.Sonl An program has been under the di­ day, ^ g . 5, will be at the rection of Mr. Bulger, custodian usual/timet, 6t30 and 7:30. EZE MOP & o f the school. Blackboards have Confettiont will be heard CONE WRINGER Everythin;; depends npon good vision been lowered in the third and Thuriday, Aug. 4, from 3:30 fourth grades, a n d new desks to 6 in the afternoon and from HtniU Ntvar Tsacb W ittr have been installed in the fourth 7:30 to 9 in the evening. (M Yourt Now Witk gla>se* million* kare found ne>r kop* and new couraya grade. Prayers were asked for the $4.81 pirn Uz to face life’* proklemt. Faulty rition meant mittaket, inef­ The floors have been sanded in seriously ill: Raymond Repp, FREE CITY DEUVEBY ficiency and retards lucceii. Eyet of tomorrow need proper all the classrooms and the lower Mrs. Josephine Z. Simms, and Ed­ H tll ordcra flUed, in- floor rooms have been painted. clads 8ic for packing correctioa' today, are you in doukt? It’s wortk a call. win Leary. and potlagt. The floors in the auditorium have Anyone needing a baby sitter been cleaned and sanded and may call Mrs. Pittsley, 1320 De­ AC. :-3«30 four new spotlights have been in­ troit, EA. 2-8404. EZE MOP CO. stalled in the ceiling. The tables The- CFM groups o f the parish 1227 E. I7th Art. hAIDLE WimGt SWIOERT BROS. and benches outside, used by the decided to receive corporate Com­ Dcnvtr I, Cols. THE EZE SIP children who take their lunch, 1330 Califomim 0 p t O f H c t T i S t S KEyMtone 4-7651 have been painted, and several new ones have been added. Better Vuion Good Service The playground will be resur­ for Ecery- Ago At Right Priee$ faced and black-topped. Several women o f the parish, GLASSES INDIVIDUALLT STYLED under the direction of Mrs. Ger­ tie Wasinger and Mrs. Pat Ford, WHERE DENVER SHOPS XtTTH CONHDENCH have been working in the scltool .1DOTNTOVN s KEj-Iom 4-2U1^ CHERRY CREEK • OE>ta> 3485S for the past two weeks, renovat­ ing and repairing the books for A. T. THOMSON the opening of school. Two thou­ sand five hundred books hbve MONUMENTS been renovated. Plnn R flT flflP Members of the committee Alex Zigler, and Bob Dore; third row, Toni Apo­ of Beauty riUBB 0UAUUI planning the bazaar for An­ daca, Bebe Apodaca, Mollie Heronema, and Betty New history and English books nunciation Parish, Denver, shown above are, from O’Brien; fourth row, Ted Denning, Agnes Moore, h a V e been purchased for the Quality left, front row, Barbara Apodaca, and Bill Mar­ Marie Murphy, Leah Youngblood, Eva Murphy, eighth grade and new history tinez; second row, Frank Priselac, Frank Morris, and Father C. B. Woodrich. books have been added in the fifth grade. New readers have Distinction + + + + + been obtained for the second and TIH E. A hacd* FL. I-7ST( third grades. Preparations Complete(/Festival Group Sports Equipment At the meeting' o f the Men’s JERRY BREEN Club July 27, the athletic com­ For Annunciation Bazaar At St. Joseph's mittee reported that plans had Florist been made to equip the teams for ‘ (Annunciation Pariik, Denver) C. B. Woodrich and Helen Mar­ the three major sports. Coach 1004 15th St. Friday, Saturday, and tinez; dinner, Father William Ray Fauts has been sigpied for Sievers and Mrs. Marie Smith; Names Chairmen Sunday, Aug. 5, 6, and 7, are another year. MAin 3-2279 the big nights of the annual Dining room, Bebe and Toni (St. Jo.eph’, Redemptoriit Prizes were won by the follow­ Apodaca; Altar and Rosary So­ Specialising midsummer bazaar to be Pariih, Denver) ing meii': Glass fly rod. Bob Wat­ ciety booth, Mrs. Carl Young­ son ; glass bait casting rod, Harry in Quality held at Hagus Hall grounds, blood; surprise package booth, A large turnout attended the Plumbing first meeting for the fall fes­ Zook; and an Ashway tapered fly 37th and Humboldt Streets. This Marie Smith; doll booth, Jennie line, Charles Flaherty. and is a big “ parish affair’’ and all Thomas; apron booth, Mrs. John tival, held in the parish hall, A movie entitled Sea, Sand and Heating should participate in some way Murphy; fish pond and Baby Tuesday night, Aug. 2. The co- chairmen, Harry Pemberton and Siesta was shown by Jim Hay- Repairs or another. Doe doll, Mrs. Joe Heronema Friday, night, Aug. 5, Lem and {(iris; snack bar, Mr. and Jack Ward, were optimistic be­ Landis, “ the ole cow poke” him­ Mrs. Ted Denning; ham and ba­ cause most o f the chairmen for self, will meet his friends at the con, the Priselac family; the various booths have been as­ Cupboords Built corral. Cake booth, Mrs. Joe Apricio; signed. There will be some new SLATTERY Saturday night, Aug. 6, is panda bear booth, Mrs. Lem boothe this year, and a dinner At Mother of God Family Night at the bazaar, so Landis; games, Lem Landis; will be served on Sunday after­ fOR NAMfS TO BE KEMEMBEREO , patrons can bring the children, candy .and ice cream, Marie noon. (Mother of God Pariah, Denver) Jacques Brothers aunts, uncles, grandma, and Murphy; fish bowl) Barbara The Rev. Joseph Flanagan, New cupboards have been built & grandpa to the big beef dinner Apodaca; pickle jar, Alex Zigler; C.SS.R,, rector of the seminary in the sacristy for the storag;e of Monumsttit of Distinction and stay all evening. There will satin quilt, Mrs. .Ida Holman; in Kirkwood, Mo., was in Denver sacred vessels. The old cupboards be great fun in store for all. games booth, Mrs. Gertrude Wednesday, Aug- 3, to interview have been moved to the furnace 28 E. 6tk Are. AL. S-2019 A big games party with lots Kelly; lighting effects, Joe San the new candidates for the room and new ones added to pro­ COMPANY chez and Bill Martinez; grounds, o f prizes will close the festival. priesthood. The Rev. Joseph vide more storage space there. 'There will be many cakes to and booth arrangement, Joe Bilsley, C.SS.R., of Chicago waa Also more cupboards will be built Plumbing and Heating take home from the cake booth Klause; and special game, Carl also a visitor at the rectory in in the kitchen. Contractors to be run by Mrs. Apricio. Heronema. the past week. Confessions will be heard on Capitol Office A general list of all the offi­ • Mrs. Kate Reno, who has been There will be four Masses on Thursday from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. cers and chairmen of the bazaar ill for the past few weeks, is Hoot Owl Separates JOHN J. CONNOR, PrraMuit Supply Co. the First Friday, Aug. 5, at 6, 7, and from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. in ROBERT F. CONNOR. VIct Pr«*ii«at has been compiled. 'They are: much better and is at home. 7 :30, and 8 o’clock. Confessions preparation for first Friday, Chairmen, Frank Morris and Fa­ J. Rudolph is seriously ill in a will be heard during all these 1726 MARKET STREET 1530 Broadway AC. 2-8523 Aug. 6. Masses on Friday will be Who-o-o, who-o-o’s the little smoothie? It’s the lass ther Thomas Barry, pastor; local hospital. Masses, as well as on Thursday at 6:30 and 8. Pkone MAin 3-7127 or 3-7128 Offico Supplies and Furniture treasurers, Ralph Moore and . Harry ’Taylor is reported to be afternoon and night. Members of the-Altar and Ro­ making improvemeht in a local in o,ur saucy corduroy go-togethers . . . sparkling Robert Dore; secretary, Mrs. The Rev. James Sullivan, sary Society will receive Com­ sanitarium. Ralph Moore; publicity, Father C.SS.R., left for Chicago to con­ munion corporately in the 8:30 cla'ssroom— and play— fashions to see a young lady duct a retreat for the Sisters of o’clock Mass on Sunday, Aug. 7. St. Casimir. through the year! Dove grey corduroy trimmed with THl Omr COAST TO COAST CARRICR! The Rev. Willlird Berberich, Help provide for the future of red, paired with silver grey cotton tops. Washable, /RoquloAcfint. in, C.SS.R., is recovering rapidly the Church in the Archdiocese of TUC* after an operation, that was per­ Denver through the Archhishop'a of course. Girls’ sizes 7 to 14, Tots’ sizes 3 to 6x. «WimmiJMIUUilllU|BllMJR formed Thursday, July 28. Seminary and Missions Cam­ Margaret Wood of Amarillo, Tex.< Mrs. paign. ‘^Pioneer** MARIE L. SEUNC. 71. of 1364 SanU Sketched Tofa' 3-6r Girls’ 7-14 Fe Drive. Requiem High Mass waa Lottie Hunsaker of Ulysses, Kahs.; of celebrated July 80 in St. Eliiabeth'a Mrs. Josephine Hoffman of San Fran­ ‘Salt of the Earth’ Church. Interment Mt. OHveU Boule> cisco, Calif.; Mrs. Edith Cummins eff New York.—Salt'of the Earth Sleeveless jumper...... 6.98 7.98 transcontinental vard Mortuary. Mulvane. Kans.; Mrs. Elsie Horsch of WichiU. Kans.; Mrs. George BradH<-k by Andre Frossard has been freight? NATALE BERTOLA. 68. of 4143 Cotton blouse...... 2.9 8 3.50 Navajo Street. She ia aurvived by of WichiU: Iva Hada of Alva; Robert chosen by the Thomas More transportation frienda* Mr. and Mrs. Mike Eafanti. Hsda of San Diego, Calif.: William YOUR Hada of Rockland, Calif.; and Oscar Book Club as its November selec-. Reouiem High Maas waa celebrated July NOT SHOWN . . • 30 In Our Lady of Mt, Carmel Church. Hada of Alva. tion. The book describes the g Loon Costs Less Interment Mt. Olivet. Day Mortuary. Requiem High Hass was celebrated daily life o f monks and religious Aug. 1 in Christ the King Church, In­ When You Borrow DENVER-CHICAGO TRUCKING’ CO., INC. JOHN W . GREENAN, SI, of Castle Full skirt...... 4.98 5.98 terment Mt, Olivet. and has a gay and affectionate 2501 Blake Denrer KE. 4-7261 Rock. He ia aurvived by hia wife. Ger­ From trude M. Greenan: a daughter, Dolores JACK N. WELCH air. It is published by P. J. M. Beaman of Englewood; a brother, Jack K. Welch, 34, of 876 Balsam Kenedy & Sons. Block corduroy weskit...... 2.50 2 .9 8 Joseph G. Greenan of Logansport, Ind.; Street, died July 27 en rouu to Ft. Carson Army HospiUl from internal CITIZEIYS and by three grandchildren. Requiem ^W. J. MURRAY of Holy Gho*t Gray fancy pants...... 3.98 4.9 8 High Mass waa celebrated July 28 in bleeding, after having been subbed, Loon Company St. Louis' Church, Englewood. Inter­ reportedly by a parolee, Lloyd Clay, Pari.h ha. NEVER mitied a ment Mt. Olivet. Olinger Mortuary. whom he bad given a ride in his car. nocturnal vigil since the origin 1538 California 1-pc. dress...... 7 .98 7.9 8 WILLIAM L. RICE, 66. of 1431 16th Bom in Aberdeen, S.Dak., Dec. 13, of the Adoration Society. PROOF MA. 3-4959 Street. Requiem High Mass waa cele­ 1920, Mr. Welch had lived in Denver brated July 29 in St. Leo's Church. since he was eight. He was graduated of man’, love for GOD, and R. B. Dillon, Pres. Downtown—Third Floor Cherry Creek—Second Floor Olinger Mortuary. from Aurora High School and attended God’s love for MAN- the University of Denver. iiriimiiniBiraisMiiiiiatiiitBiiEBiiii LINDSAY LEE LAUDERBACK, 61. In 1942 he was married to Mildred NOTICE TO CREDITOBS of 215 E. 11th Avenue. He ia aurvived Drayer of Fremont, Neb., and entered ^om ^dooUBOf by hia wife. Jean Lauderback: a daugh­ the U.S. A m y shortly thereafter. For No. P-43M ter. Jacqueline J. Reiner of Denver; a ESTATE OF THOMAS V. CUMMINS. Resources Engineering Corp., Grand 1 pe. 54” galv. pip* sister, Hatel Adair of Cincinnati, O.; service in the Normandy invasion and PUBLIC SALE OF in Northern France and Germany he siM known u Thomu Vincmt Cum­ UNCLAIMED FREIGHT Jct.v Ck>lo.. 8 ctn. check vonchera. 1 bag briquettes TO PERSONAL. brother. R o W t Lauderback of Albu received three bronse sUrt. During his mins. D euued. Rice Lumber Co., Ouray, Colo., 1 QUerque, N.Mex.; and by two grand­ BY service with the 11th Airborne Division Notice i. herebr given that on the ca. rough rolled glasa. 1 5 gat can Dupont thinner ' children. Requiem High Mass was cele­ THB-DENVER A RIO GRANDE in France he waa given g battlefield 28th dsy of July. 1988,. letter, of admin­ WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY Rio Grande Courte, Dei Norte, Colo., 1 cs. paint RELIABLE. AND COMPLETE brated Aug. 1 Tn the Moat Precious 1 pkg. iron arrow signs. Blood Church. Interment Mt, Olivet, commission. istration were iuued to the undersigned RIO' GRANDE MOTOR WAY. INC. 1 used -060 X 16 Lee tire Besides his wife be is survived by Riverside Services, Farmington, Olinger Mortuary. a. Administratrix of the above named 1 used 670 z 16 U.S. Royal tire three daughters, Colleen, Carol Jean, estate snd *11 perKns having cUim. Notlco ia hereby given that The Den N.M., 2 pkga. check* or tickets. INVESTMENT MARY ELLEN HICKS, 73, of 62 Fox and Kathleen Ann: a jon , Jacl^ Jr.; his .gainst s.ld-estste are required to file ver ft Rio Grande Western Railroad S. 1 nsed 070 X 16 Mobil tire Street. She is aurvived by two daugh­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. welch of them for sllowane. in the County Court Company, and Rio Grande Motor Way, 1 egrie. mowing mseb. blade ters, Josephine M. and Nellie M. Hicks Brighton; and six brothers, Clifford of Sanches. Felion, Amalia, N.H., 8 of the City and County of Denver. Colo­ Ine.. comm'on carriers of freight and stl. barrels roofing cement, 1 ctn. 1 ctn. heavy duty treed SERVICE ' of Denver; a son. Walter T. Hiclcs of Palo Alto, Calif., and Dale. Dalton. paaaenKera for hire, will sell the goods El Montet Calif.; and by two brothers, rado. within six months from u id date brushes. 1 42 z 80 tank plat* Woodrow, Audrln, and Paul, all of Den­ or said claims will he forever barred. and property hereinafter described at James E. Moran of Denver, and Thomas ver. Stringham Fum. Co., Richfield, 1 bdt 6 lengths 1” black pips GERTRUDE B. CUMMINS, pnblie auction to tha highest bidder for Utah, 4 etna, furniture. A. Moran of Kansas City, Mo. Requiem Requiem High Mass was celebrated 1 ctn. 12 wooden handles High Mass was celebrated in St. Jo­ Administratrix. cash at its salvage depot, 1.571 13th Swan, Fay, Rifle, Colo., 2 wdn. Aug. 1 in St. Bernadette's Church* in 1 ctn. toya seph's Church Aug. 1. Interment Mt. Lakewood. MillUry pallbearers, an BemarS E. Engler, Atty. street, Denver, Colorado, commencing boxes, 2 Wdn. barrel dishes, 1 box Olivet. 434 Majestic Bldg. at 9 :30 o'clock a.m. Monday, August dishes, 1 trunk. ' 1 ctn. pleasure cheats honor guard, a miliUry rifle squad, and T. LOUISE GODIOZ, 70. of 432 Pearl a bugler from the 35th infantry regi­ Denver 2, Colo. 22, 1986, and continuing from day to 1 ctn. modeling clay ment took part In the interment cere­ First Publication August 4, 1955 day unUi all of said property, or suffi' Treasure Covp, Colorado Springs, Street. She ia survived by a son, Pete Ckilo., 1 ctn. glsBaware. 1 mattraas _ Too eon dtfMnd upon EOSWORTH'SULUVAN to givt S. Godios; three ^daughters, Alice Fer­ monies in Mt. Olivet. Capitol Mortuary, Last Publication September 1, 1956 dent thereof, to pay charges. Is sold. Said property either has not been ac­ Trower, Eleanor, Price, Utah, 2 duf­ 1 galv, tub raro and Edith Cerise, Denver, and JAMES P. CUSACK (Published In Denver Catholic RegisterV you pononol, roliablt,-and compltto invtshnont strvkt and cepted, taken away and charge* thereon fle bags, 7 boxes personal effects. Anna Oatroati. Downey. Calif.; and by James P. Cusack, 88. of 1081 E. Col­ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT 1 ctn. sheet rock sealer three grandchildren and 'one great- fax Avenue, died Aug. 2 after an illnesa paid by tht consignee* or persons su- NO MARKS I ctn. light globe* odvico’. .. whothof yoi/r# inoroly looking informotion of granddaughter. The Rosary will be re­ thorixod to receive the ssme within of about six months. ESTATE OF JOSEPH A. SCHNABEL, 1 urinal Ixfwl 0 ea. sanitary pads cited Friday, Aug. 6. at 8:30 p.m. in the Mr. Cusack was bom in Ireland near ninety days after arrival at place of also known as J. A. SCHNABEL and 1 pc. black fiber pipe w’ttif to buy or toll locuritioi in small or largo amounts. Boulevard Mortuary Chapel. Requiem .Waterford Aug. 16, 1878. He was mar­ JOSEPH ANTHONY SCHNABEL, DE­ consignment, or has been left with said 1 bdt post hoi* diggers High Hass will be celebrated Saturday. ried in Ireland and brought his family CEASED. company to await shipment without any 2 cs. vanilla flavored syrup 1 ctn. store pip* Aug. 6. in Mother of God Church- at to the United States about 66 yeari • No. P-2578 shipping instruction* being given or 1 bdL alum, .moulding 1 turn' section for roller eonveyee Visit BOSWORTH-SULUVAN soon. Our porsonnol, our 9:30 a.m. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boule­ ago. His wife, with whom he had cele­ shipment being made for ninety days, vard Mortuary- Notiee li hereby given that on the 1 ctn. window shades 1 mounted 100 x 20 Flreaton* track brated his 60th anniversary in 1940 20th day of September. 1955, I will and has remained in potsesaaion of the 1 length 2" black iron pip* tire Mtrocy, and our rosoorcb doportmont oro at your sorvko JOSEPH J. LAUGHERY, 93. of the preceded him in death in 1968. preeent to the«4;ounty Court of the City aforesaid company, unclaimed .for more Mullen Home. Requiem Mass is being Before his retirement, Mr. Cusack and County of Denver, Colorado, my ae- than ninety days from the time of ar 1 pc. channel iron 1" x 20' 1 ctn. baby baskets was employed as a salesman for a Chi­ .,. wHhout,any obligation. celebrated Thursday. Aug. 4. at 6:30 counU for FINAL SETTLEMENT of rival at the points of consigijment or 2 10” pipe flanges 1 ctn. pepeteriea cago firm. a.m. in the Mullen Home ChapeL Inter­ the administration of said estate when from the time of Its delivery to said ment at 2 :30 p.m. In Mt. Olivet, He is survived by three tons. Pai- 1 exhaust, pipe 1 ctn. blankets and where all periohs in interest may company for shipment. MRS. PHOEBE HERMES and Thon/aB Ct Cusack of —rick Chicago. 1 bdl. moulding 2 ctn. TOO X J.^ heavy duty track appear and object to them if they ao All of said property or as much Mra. Phoebe Geraldine Hermes. 44, 1)1., and Joseph Cusack of Denver; by a 1 ctn. of base cove tire tubes BOSWORTH, SULLIVAN B COMPANY. Inc of 2230 Glenarm Place died July 28 in daughter, Mary Keister of Denver; by desire. thereof at may be neceasary, will he the hospital after a long illness. four grandsons, one of whom, Gerald DORA C; SCHNABEL. aold to pay frright, back charges, stor­ 1 drum eocB-coIa flaroring syrup 1 ctn. Venetian blinds JOHN J. SULLIVAN, ftvUnS Mrs. Hermes was born in Alva, Okla., Cusack, is in his third year at 8L Executrix, age, handling and cost of removing 1 metal plaU 1 ctn. rubber dolls James W. Cresimer, Attorney Nov. $, 1910, and attended grade school, Thomas' Seminary; by one granddaugh­ same to-place of sale. 1 ctn. rubber waahera 1 machine step KE. 4-6241 high school, and college there. On ter. and by two great-grandsons. 484 Majestic Building, March 17, 1937, she was married in Requiem High' Mass was celebrated Denver 2, Colo. DENVER ft RIO GRANDE 1 ctn. hand tawa 1 ctn.' mugs Salina, Kans., to Alfred G. Hermes. She July 8 in the* Cathedral.Cl * ■ • Interment' ‘ MU First Publication August 4. 1955 WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY 1 c.tn. eiw bltdea 1 bdl. 6 castings RIO GRANDE MOTOR WAY, INC. has lived in Denver since 1946. Olivet. Boulevard Mortuary. Last Publication September 1, 1955 1 8" pip* valve cover 10 ctn. toilet preparations Besides her husband she Is survived IRENE M. McGINLEY (Published in Denver Catholic Register) U F. DICKINSON. 1 ctn. garage door hangers 1 washing maehin*, uisd 6 6 0 SEVJNTEENTH ST. -DENVER, COLORADO by her mother. Mrs. Elisabeth Hada of Funeral services are being con­ Freight Claim Agent. Alva, and 12 aistera and brothers: Mrs. ducted Thursday by Father John J. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT 1 ctn. alum, window frames 1 wringer Doherty for Mrs. Irene M. McGtnley. Rosa Cooper of Yakima. Wash.: -Mrs. ESTATE OF LEVI C. TULLOH, also B. 2 catwalks 1 washing machlns cover Ethel Homer of Taloga, Okla.; Mrs. 68, 1606 Wadsworth. Lakewood, the mother of Myron C. McGinley of St. known as L. C. TULLOH, DECEASED. Bluehill Dairy, Helper, Utah, 4 2 sacks pip* fittirigs 1 flag pole Bernadette's Parish, Lakewood, former No. P-28S4 stslia, 2 bdls. pipe, 1 bag stall parts, 1 cs. Pond's Dry skin cream 1 ctn. akiUeta NoUc* Is hereby given that on the 1 ctn. paint; state auditor. Mrs. McGinley was not 1 ctn. Forest Tee A Gee Panel 1 pkg. K” 26 ft copper coil eeU a Catholic but she was the widow of 20th day of September, 1955, I will Bob's Bay Service, Granby, Colo., tube Daniel J. McGinley of St. Bernadette's present to the County Court of the City 1 pkg. fluhing beacon light 1 bdL 6 pcs. steel tubing x 10' 1 826 X 20 tire Parish. Burial will be in the family and County of Denver, Colorado, my ac­ 1 ea. 12/24 . furniture polish Busby, H. W., Buena Vista, Colo., 01 1 ctn. blanketa plot in M t Olivet Cemetery. Besides counts for- FINAL SETTLEMENT of 1 washing machine. 1 3 pt caItlvator,attachment part her son, two grandchildren survive her. the administration of said estate when 1 pc. angle iron v Vpd where all persons In interest may C. 1 bdl 3 pea. galv, pip* 2 bdis. brooms 1 bag implement parts 1 ctn. rubber goods apT>ear and object to them if they ao Calco, Walaenburg, Goto., 1 ctn. toy 1 ctn. baby blanket* Pikes Peak or Bust desire. airplanea. 1 ctn. plumbing fittings 2 ctn. tables GRACE A. TULLOH. Cardilare, Felipe, Durango, Colo., 1 1 pump 1 710 X 16 white sidewall tubclais Executrix. bundl* bad springs. tir* ' James W. Creamer, Attorney 1 pc. 8“ black steel pip* Rodeo Is Aug. 9-13 484 Majestic Building, E. 1 ctn. calendar atand* 1 ctn. blankets Denver 2. Colo. Etier, E. V., Deniftr, Colo., 4 pcs. 1 700 X 17 Goodyear Nylon tire The 15th annual Pikes Peak or 1 pc. 5k" galv. pipe 1 ctn. table First Publication August 4, 1955 personal effects. 1 pe. 1V4” gelv. pip* 2 etna, air washer ft blower comb. < Bust Rodeo will be staged in Last Publication September 1, 1958 F. 1 ctn. shot glasses 1 ctn. galv. meih wire Colorado Springs at the $1,000,- (Published in Denver Catholic Register) Falli* Custom Mad* Saddles, Granby, 1 iron wrench 1 2 5k gsL cream can 000 Penrose Stadium Aug. 9-13. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Colo., I pkg. flashing beacon light 1 ctn. cotton pants Prize money of $10,900 plus en­ 1 bdl. back plfw 2 table legs ESTATE OF ELIZABETH M. GAULE, ■> ^ 1 box mkehine part* 2 easting* try fees are awarded in the six DECEASED. Garfield, Wilbur L., Grand Junction, 1 pe. 8" pipe 1 bdl. steel rods . major, contests at the Pikes No. P-2865 Colo., r box bed base. 1 red handle 1 ctn. toya t Notice ia hereby given that on the 1 ctn. novelties 1 roil wrapping papar Peak or Bust Rodeo. H. 20th day of September, 1956, I will pre­ I 070 X 16 Gates tirs 2 hub cap* Casey Tibbs, world’s champion sent to the County Court of the City Heinicki, Mary E., Grand Jet, Colo.. 1 sack macblna part* 1 bdl. 2 )^ ga all-around cowboy in 1961, will and County of Denver, Colorado, my ae- 12 pcs. parson*! effects. 1 rod 1 710 X 16 W ardi Ur* appear at the matinee perform­ eount* for FINAL SETTLEMENT of 1 e*. mustard 1 8 pe. grease aet O. 1 cs. paper towels 1 ctn. wood machinist kandlaa ance Aug. 10, and at the five the administration of said citate when and where ail persons in intcreat may O'Connor, R. J., Littleton, Colo., 1 1 playpen 1 bdL eteel pnlleya shows undei; the lights. Aug. 9-13, appear and object to them if they so erst* ft ctn. household goods. 1 ctn. 760 X 20 tubes < 6 etna, wood holders 1 bdl.-2 iron braces as both a contestant and a per­ desire. 16-40 gsL elec, water heaters f P. 1 box Maytag parts 8 40 gal. tabi* top water heateri MARY ELIZABETH BARRY. former. A pageant rodeo parade Pegg, Mra. C. E., Grand Jet, Colo., 1 ctn. SOS Pads 117 ea. canned pineappl* Executrix. 1 trunk personal effects. 1 5 gal.can Weed Killer under a theme of the “ early James W. Creamer, Attorney 6 ea.' canned milk 1 boxea Dog Bepellant 1 PC. iron 20’ x 454” west” will mark the prerodeo 484 Majestic Building, R. 1 auto jack Denver 2, O>lo. 1 ctn. dust cloth mof>e festivities, Aug. 10, prior to the Reed, Floyd. Grain Co., La Jara, 1 coil tpring 1 cs. soap F lnt Publication August 4. 1965 Colo.. 1 grain cleaning machine. 1 copper ground rods only matinee of the 16th annual Last Publication Stptember 1. 1955 7-62 gaL alee, water heaters show. 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eafaaOiiliiUw 2 S E f PAGE THIRTEEN Thursday, August 4, 1955 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205

E B U T TR U Hope for the Neurotic litUe-IUowii Facts for CathoKesE REGISTORIALS Co-Operofion Cures Mental Ills Bt M. I. MURRAY gopjri«lrt. i»i». N.C.W.a S*Tta.

When Uranium Cktnldn’t Be Given Away B y P a u l H . H allett the nervous patient is simply giving-him the op­ ONE OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT portunity to see that his problems are not G i ^ w y x social developments o f the past two decades has unique, that the other person has the same symp­ Tom Dullan's Lemon-Colored Ore been the growth of movements design^ to ' toms, perhaps in worse form. This In itself is counteract mental disturbances by one sufferer's a powerful aid to mental therapy. c e » < ^ working on another. The Buchmanite, or Oxford, UKE ALCOHOUCS ANONYMOUS, occupied Provides the Stuff of H-Bombs Movement, later called Moral Rearmament, the first thing Recovery, Inc, demands o f a goes in that direaion. It is held suspect by many member is a recognition that he needs help. had the smcdtest By R ev. J o h n B. E bel no one could tell me what it THAT SUMMER McKEE Catholics because it seems to be a religion in Next he must realize ^hat he has a free will, number o f (ordinals, //. IN^189S AN OLD IRISH­ was.” happened to be passing Dul- MAN, a prospector named lan’s claim of lemon-colored itself, but its popularity is indicative of a social that'he can control his thoughts and impulses, ABOUT THIS TIME McKee Ihe Viterbo townspeople ore, and filled a fiVe-pound Tom Dullan, discovered a body was prospecting for copper in trend. , check his obsessions, and endure painful sensa­ iook yU no^ ofF the of lemon-coloted ore on Roc salt sack with it to take to the La Sal mountains of East­ tions. builcUnq tefcrce a Cr^ek in- Montrose Countjr, Poulot The Frenchman could The most famous o f these groups, o f course, ern Utah and Western Colo­ decifion h the uudin^ damped out tnfeitfs; Colorado. Dullan staked and discover nothing with his equip­ is Alcoholics Anonymous, whose suaess has Other points in the program include the rado. In the course of this BLESSEI>-.qReQORY X WAS CUECTEO. ( claimed the ore, and after­ ment, however, and sent the ore avoidance a n d rejection of tenseness-causing work he became acquainted at been so widely bruited that it needs no intro­ ward sold it to California in­ to one of his former professors thoughts— the angry temper Cthe other person the La Sal mines with a youn^ duction. terests for $10,000. He little in Paris. A fter several weeks Frenchman named Charles is wrong), the fearful temper (I am w rong), dreamed he had discovered the McKee returned to Poulot’s Similar in structure to Alcoholics Anony­ Poulot, an expert in metals. the anticipating of danger where there is none, stuff of H-bombs! cabin, and was told that the mous is something called Recovery, Inc, which Long before he came other A few months later, as re­ samples were o f uranium ore or the expecting of myself or the other person Frenchmen, early explorers, aims to help people with nervous troubles. lated in a manuscript by the in a new color. He also learned to be exceptional. had trod those hills, and had late Thomas M. McKee pub­ ' the ore had been named car- RECOVERY, INC., had its inception in Sfl* namtfd Roc Creek, where Tom WILL TRAINING is fundamental to lished in the July issue of notite after Adolphe Carnot, 1937, when a noted psydiiatrist, Dr. Abraham Dullan discovered his ore. Recovery, Inc, and it is here that it runs up the Colorado Magazine (State French Inspector General of Low, started an organization inTihicago to help Historical Society of Colo­ To iput these events in his­ Mines, an eminent scientist, against lazy human nature. One is reminded of k nervous persons' and former mental patients. Tkefixceof rado, Denver), McKee and torical perspective, it must be and brother of President the Londoner who a few years ago advertised remembered that in 1895 Wil­ Since then it has expanded until these groups c \.y> S'- 3 CL sil\Mr statue oF several other men examined Marie Francois Sadi Carnot of in the papers for some remedy to break the the ore and "thought that it helm Roentgen, a German France. now number above 100 in 47 cities and 18 physicist, discovered . X-rays, smoking habit,* but which did not include the fS ^ SflCRE-COEUR 6AS1UCA, contained chloride of gold.” McKee records that he “ was states. "I also thought,” says McKee, so named because ho one knew dumbfounded and very much use of will power. But trained the will must be, '* * I'hencs? "that it was some kind of what they were. This was fol­ disappointed because it had The methods Recovery, .Inc, employs have and the only way to do this is by practicing OF CHRIST^ FACE o a lowed by the Frenchman ochre coloring, which the In­ not been named in honor of brought calm to a great many individuals and doing the hard and disagreeable things. Recov­ . ..•; tke h o l y SHROUD. dians. used in painting their Henri Becquerel’s discovery Colorado or Montrose County. peace to the home; it has saved marriages and ery helps the nervous patient to find a greater 1C faces for vanity’s sake, and that fluorescent uranium com­ I sure said a few - sentences encouraged the nervous person to return to God also for war dances. I also pounds emitted a type of ra­ about the naming o f this new satisfaction in controlling his nervous symptoms __M SES^0N 7H£ outside Of P house !H knew that they used it in col­ diation similar to the X-ray. variety of ore, that I will not and to a better practice of his religion. It is not than in giving in to them. And every act o f GARMISCH-PPRTENKIRCHEN. GEftM M V, ILLUSTKOTES ST. ULRICH , ' Considerable interest was oring theit buckskins and ar­ express in this statement.” a panacea for nervous or mental ills, and it does self-control strengthens his weakened self-confi­ BISHOP OF fWGSBERQ, GUPRDIHG TRHDERS AND RECORDS HIS ■ ■ ticles of wearing apparel. Moc­ aroused in the scientific world If McKee had had hi* way, not render superfluous the services of a psychi­ dence. WORK 7D KEEP OPEN THE BRENNER PASS THROUGH THE ALPS casins were especially colored over uranium and other rare the ore would have been ______W the lO ^ CENTVRy. atrist, but it is doing good work. with this pigment. elements, and in the summer of named "Montro*eite,” a word Self-help, or rather neighborly help, organiza­ “The ore for the most part 1896 Poulot arrived in Colo­ he him*elf in'*i*ted on using Like Alcoholics Anonymous, Recovery, Inc, tions like Alcoholics Anonymous and Recovery, rado. He established head­ looked like sulphur, so I tried instead of the foreign “ carno- builds on a foundation of natural religion and Inc, should make for a more human society, • a lighted match, to ascertain quarters at the Cashin Mine tite.” ' enjoys extensive support amon^ Q tholic psychi­ where the depersonalization decried by Pius XII The Denver Catholic Register if it was, but tound that it? on La Sal Creek near Bed­ Ten or 15 pouit^s of the ore rock, in the Paradox country, were brought home by McKee, atrists. One obvious method it employs to help , will be in some measure avoided. President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. was not. I then tasted the and there set up his assaying who was a pioneer photogra­ Editor...... R t Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Jour.D.,Xitt.D., LL.D. ore, to ascertain if it was bit­ equipment on a porch of a pher of Montrose, and part of Managing Director___ Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A.'J Ph.D. ter, swee% acid, or saline in Man as Individual and as Social Being log cabin. it was put in a glass jar which Executive Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., LittD. composition or nature, but to was placed on a shelf in his Associate Editors— Rev. ^Robert Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.D.; Rev. no avail. I then sent samples Little did he realize that dark room. Next to it were Daniel Flaherty, M;A.; Linos Riordan, Ph.D.; Paul Hallett, to be assayed for gold, silver, over his shoulder was rising In Our Needs.We Stand United stored some photographic LittD.; Jack Heher, B.A., LittD.; Frpk Morriss, B.S., LL.B., copper, or iron. But no min­ the ugly mushroom - shaped cloud of the Atom bomb! plates. When he tried to use B y P at M c K a n n a race that redounds to the good nature and the fruitfulness of Litt.M.; Ray Hutchinson, M.A.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F.A. eral could be found in it, and the plates, he found to his sor­ THERE IS A BALANCE of the individual. It may be suffering. That does nothing Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. But Only in Catholic Press row that they were ruined. in Catholic prayer between those, but it is more. It is at all to assuage the inhuman This Papsr Priotsd.Eatirelr hr Union Labor AFYER r e v e l a t i o n that “ we” and “ I” that reflects the God’s demand. torment of being lonely. the ore was uranium, there was nature of man as an individual But God does not demand of The life of the Christian is Publish^ Weekly by a flurry of prospecting for and man as a social being. human nature things that are meant to be a happy one— Tito's Traitorism Old News several years. The market for This balance lights up individ­ foreign to it: Grace builds on cheerful, filled with the oppor­ THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) ual responsibility and social nature. The bond of charity ' By F r a n k M o r r iss fight against despotism; help­ uranium was small, however, tunity of giving and receiving which is implied when, in every 938 Bannock Street, 1 . THE CRISIS the United ing a despot of the worst order, as its only use was in photog­ need.^' love. We may be sure that, in prayer of petition, we remem­ States is reaching with Tito’s was distasteful from the begia- raphy as a substitute, for We say Credo, I believe, Nazareth,'Jesus lived in a joy­ Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 P.O. Box 1620 and Qonfite.or, I confess. ber also the needs of all our Yugoslavia shows how impor­ ning. We will be well rid of chloride of gold, in china ous, love-filled household. He brothers in the human family tant and prophetic the voice the arrangement. painting, and in the hardening The act of faith and the con­ had many friends — Lazarus, fession of sin are individual fills a need made by the way Subscription: o f the Catholic Press can be. of steel. for whose death He wept; Mar­ The case o f Tito shows how motions of the will which . no God created men. $1.50 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. For years a number of edi­ absolutely insane it is for the In 1898 the Curies, French tha and Mary, and the Apostles man can make for any other. WHEN .A HUMAN BEING $2.00 per year Outside Archdibcese of Denver. torialists in Catholic papers United States to extend its scientists, recognized the value were the most notable. Faith and penitence are mat­ then, finds himself lonely— have been warning that Tito largesse without exacting defi­ of the carnotite ore, because "IT IS NOT GOOD for man . Canada, $2.75 a year per subscription. ters between the soul and God. not with the occasional loneli­ would eventually revert to nite commitments of loyalty of its unusually high percent­ to live alone.” We have the Foreign coun|;ries, including Philippines, $3.60 a year. In the Lord’s Prayer, on the ness that comes from an occa­ type— if he had ever actually from all concerned. age of radium. Even then, word of God on that. We have other hand, we pray to Our sional separation from family changed character. the same knowledge imprinted THIS EXACTING OF RE­ however, there wa® little mar­ Father; in the Ave we ask or friends, but with the day-in a42 Thursday, August 4, 1955 The secular press was no­ in our souls. What goes wrong, TURN for our investment ket, for the enthusiasm for Mary to pray for «« sinners; in day-out loneliness of one who tably naive in viewing Tito. It then, that there are so many' goes against the grain of cer­ radium had not reached its grace before meals we say has no family or friends, or printed interviews of Ameri­ tain “ liberals,” who think we height, and most of the uran­ Bless us, ^ Lord: It is in our persons who are alone, no OFFICIAL! ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER who is so estranged from those matter how many people they can notables, for the most part should keep it all on. an altru­ ium claims were abandoned. needs that we are surest of our to whom he should be close that associate with, because they The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. laudable o f the Red dictator. istic plane. The point is, how­ McKee him*elf located a unity with one another. there is no joy in the relation­ have no one to love and be loved We confirm it as the official publication of the archdioeeie. One weekly, for example, some ever, when you deal with men carnotite claim and brought OUR LOVE FOR ONE AN- ship— there is obviously some­ by? Whatever appears in its columns over the signature of the Or­ years ago carried a hero-wor­ like Tito, who can bully aged *everal 100-pound *ack* of OTHER is not simply a natural thing wrong. dinary or those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared shiping article about Tito by a priests and nuns, there is not fine grade ore to Montro*e, affection, not merely a rea­ Orte can make generaliza­ There are the lonely children official. Denver Protestant clergyman the least bit of idealism. If we but "could not *ell or even soned and reasonable willing tions about original sin and from broken homes, whose lost We hope "The Register will be read In every home^of the; who is still held up as a civic wanted to buy hfs friendship, give it away.” of the good of.the whole human the fallibility of fallen human resentful faces we see looking archdiocese. leader. Tito got the wholie well and good. But it should Nearly eight years after Mc­ out of the pictures advertising We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste glamorizing process that the have been in an ironclad con­ Kee’s experience with the pho­ Central City Sanitation Problem an orphanage benefit. in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of The secular press turns on Holly­ tract. tographic plates, Madame There "are the timid, crip­ Register. wood, Washington, and other It boils down to the point, Curie’s discovery of the radio­ pled adolescents, to whom the i| URBAN J. VEHR, darlings. of course, that you can deal activity of the carnotite ore brace or the crutch or the Only the Catholic Pre** What's That Smell? Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver in exchanges with gentlemen— was publicized, in 1904. The tremor of cerebral palsy is an pointed out that a Commu- but to carry on dealings with Curies in fact used hundreds B y J a ck H eher noble savages are the predomi­ unbearable torment, a wall nl*t, e*tranged from hi* ruffians is another thing. We of tons of ore, including DOES CtN TRAL CITY nant, and, in fact, the only shutting them o ff from the ma*ter* in the Kremlin or FORTY HOURS' DEVOTION hope that American leaders pitchblende, from the Parodox have a sanitation, department? point of the story. Inge is fas­ world of gay normal youth. not, i> far from tru*tworthy. keep that in mind in regard area and from Gilpin County The question is moot at the cinated by the problem o f two -1 There are the old people, the Archdiocese of Denver N O W T H E UNITED to the recent Genieva talks— (Central City), which was moment, because the Festi­ healthy animals of the oppo­ widows and widowers whose WEEK OF AUG. 7. TENTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST STATES is considering, as it and especially in the meet­ shipped to them -for experi­ val committee in that vener­ site sex lusting after each children have no time for Central City, Atiumption Church (Thirteen Hour*’) should, stuping aid to Tito. ings we will soon have with ments. able town is about to unload other. . . . I find the problem them; the old people who. have Eagle, St. Mary’* Church (Thirteen Hour*') The tyrantnas canceled Soviet one of the less significant is­ never married, who have no the Chinese Communists. SIXTY YEARS AFTER a dead turkey on the stage of Union debts, refused the the venerable opera house. sues of our time.” children to care about them. United States inspection rights WE HOPE, TOO, that read­ Tom Dullan staked out his The summer presentation BUT TO GET BACK to IT MUST SEEM A MOCK­ over the funds we are giving ers will remember — as Tito body of lemon-colored ore, the this year is Bus Stop, by Wil­ Central City’s sanitation prob­ ERY for an old man who sits Jlcidio and. J t l <£oj^ him, and is planning to manu­ draws closer and closer to the hills are alive with prospectors liam Inge of Come Back Little lem. It is becoming acute. In den of fellow bullies in the for uranium. According to the ■down to a solitary restaurant facture Russian MIGs. If thi^ Sheba and Picnic fame. 1953 the Festival committee KFEL-TV KFSC, Denver Kremlin — that there was no Atomic Energy Commission, dinner, to say “ Bless us, 0 country does not learn its les­ Bus Stop has one set, which unloaded another dead turkey warning given them by the the Colorado Plateau is the Lord.” And for an old woman Channel 2 son from these insults, then should recommend it to stage on the stage of the opera SACRED HEART PROGRAM great secular newspapers. principal domestic source of praying ' “ Give us this day we have gone farther on the hands, and one theme, which house and it stayed there un­ our Daily Bread" before rf- — Monday through Friday, Tito’* traitori*m i* a uranium in the U. S. It is es­ road to national suicide than should recommend it to every­ til rigor mortis set in. ceiving Communion in a city THE CHRISTOPHERS— Dra­ *coop for your Catholic pa­ timated that in 1954 uranium 8:45 a.m.; Saturday, 7 seems possible. one who like» his dialogue That turkey was Time of the church where she knows not matic program of Rev. per* — a *coop now aereral a.m.; Sunday, 7:15 a.m. The spectacle of a democracy ore brought some $75,000,000 dirty. ^ Cuckoo, another bird of ill re­ a single person by name, it Jame* Keller, M.M., with such as the U. S., born in a year* old! in income into Colorado. • Hollywood *tar*— Wedne*- THE CHRISTOPHERS— Sun­ BUT LET MAURICE ZO- pute. must take great faith indeed LOTOW tell it. Writing in We do not need a Gallup to believe in God’s loving kind- day, 6:30-7 p.m. Aug. 10, day, 7 a.m. I "Now You Can Reach the Theatre Arts, he said: poll to know that everybody is ne.'s. World.” KIMN, Denver "Prior to the Freudian revo­ ,in favor of sex, but at the The lonely are seldom so by SACRED HEART PROGRAM lution men and women dis­ risk of sounding senile, we their own fault, perhaps never KOA, Denver covered sex' through love. — Sunday, 7 a.m. ask that it not be served up in by their fault alone. There is Nowadays- love is discovered a steam shovel. always combined with their CATHOLIC HOUR— Sunday. AVE MARIA HOUR— Sun­ through sex. This theme has WE WONDERED why Bus failure the lack of love of those 12 noon to 12:30. day*, 7:30 a.m. come to obsess William Inge. 'Stop was picked for the Cen­ who should be most loving; A In Come Back Little Sheba, the ASK AND LEARN— Sunday. FAMILY THEATER program tral City performance. And lack of filial or parental tend­ idea of love through sex was a then we remembered; There erness, a failure of friendship, 10.15 p.m. of Father Patrick Peyton, minor motif. In Picnic, al­ are two cowboys ih the cast. of simple kjndness. C.S.C. — S atu rd ay, 5:30 though sex was more rampant, And isn’t that why. people Of all the sins of omission, KBOL, Boulder p.m. it was still only one thread in a come to Colorado? To see the failure to love is the cruel- larger pattern. In Bus Stop the cowboys? est. SACRED HEART PROGRAM KFKA, Greeley , j D I W P \ l N TODAY... — Monday throngb Satur­ AVE MARIA HOUR— Sun­ Concern of Every American Citizen day, 6:45 a.m. day, 12:30 p.m. (Drop a postcard to these stations, teiling them to the friendly you appreciate these programs.) Looking at the National Debt By R ev. D a n ie l J. J^la h e r ty New funds enter that nation’s would be paying qut with no economy. THERE IS MUCH concern return for ourselves. As bond­ AMERICAN When a nation determines today over our national debt holders we pay out but get in­ to supiily its capital needs by and the burden that it carries. terest on our bonds in return. borrowing from the domestic It is referred to constantly in Another thing to remember Hear NATIONAL BANK market, however, as we did is this. The government could our daily newspapers and is here in the U.S., no new funds have taken the money needed the continual target of the come into the picture. The radio and television commen­ from the people in one lump people themselves supply the sura by the raising of taxes. ASK and LEARN and open a tators. A s- a result o f this funds. The Immediate effect 'widespread publicity, it hds, to The decision to borrow by is the relocation of resources say the least, been heard of means o f bonds was a decision into the government sector of by all American adults. Much to give the people a chance to the economy. In the United misunderstanding, however, make money in the form of KOA savings account States this redistribution of still exists concerning it interest on their bonds and to capital for government pur­ distribute the tax burden ovep In the March issue of So­ poses rests on the decision of a number of years. Such a de­ cial Order, published in St. the voters. cision keeps the taxpayers’ 10:15 Enioy that wonderful "Money In the Bonk" Louis, the question o f the na­ WHEN THIS METHOD of spirits . high, because they tional debt was discussed at obtaining money has b een '' EFERY SUNDAY EVENING feeling...open a Savings'Account today ot the know they are getting a re­ length in a most interesting passed by the voters, various turn on their taxes, and it also friendly AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK, where interest article by Charles A. Franken- groups throughout the coun­ strengthens their ability to Queitiont on religion gubniiUed by the radio hoff, S.J. Exact solutions were try, Yirimarily private citizens is added to your account twice every year. produce, for too heavy a tax not offered, but a.number of and banks, support the govern­ audience answered on the archdiocesan broad­ Durden yrould kill any nation’s It's the sure way to get ahead. ' important facts were brought ment by purchasing bonds. cast. economy. forth. Each buyer will of course have Booklet on Catholic Church available free of Drop Into the AMERICAN NATIONAL. Start saving IT IS, THEN, THE BOND­ AT THE PRESENT time ^ood economic reasons for his cost to all inquirers, investment. Each hopes to HOLDERS to whom the debt for that "RAINY DAY",.. the national debt stands at If u n ab le to DROP IN ^ make money by being paid in­ is owed. In 1952, $144,000,- WRITE TO $278,000,000,000, which rep­ -TH E AMERICAN WAY terest. 000,000 , of the bonds were ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA resents a seven-fold increase owned in behalf of private in­ over its pre-World War II The money borrowed he- Denver 2, Colorado conpies a government debt. This dividuals. These bonds repre­ amount of $41,000,000,000. Use our SAVE BY MAIL fo ^ s debt then becomes a public sented genuine savings, and as At first glance the figure ap­ such are considered a part o f pears insurmountable, but let one since government borrow­ ing involves fundamentally the the national income and are £4gKiM fijLA2A, us study it a little closer. MAin 3-i)3l4 W e p a y distribution o f a tax burden noninflationary. This is im­ postage It is true that the debt is a over time. The people must portant, too, because nonin­ “ war baby.” Some of it is ow­ pay the debt,- as they are the flationary dollars mean stable , both ways ing to phstwar deficits, but the government dollars, and the people’s abil­ F. J. KIRCHHOF major part of it ($215,000,- The people then are both ity to pay taxes to eliminate 000,000) was borrowed during the ones to whonf the debt is the debt depends almost entire­ World War II, when our na­ owed as bondholders and the ly on the presence of stable dol­ tion peeded additional funds ones who owe the debt as tax- lars-in an expanding economy. Construction Co. for the national defense pro­ payprs. This appears to be a The debt, then.^fleiigids on gram. vicious circle or the transfer­ the ability of the p 'eo^ to pay h e m A NATION WHICH bor­ ring of money rcom one pocket taxes and can bp lowerei)'grad­ BUILDERS T A ERICAN NknOi^ALBANK rows money from foreign in­ to the other. ually with the stabilizing o f vestors goes through a simple THIS IS PARTIALLY the dollar value. The proper We Appreciate Your Patronagp process. Funds are transferred TRUE, but here is what we solution, o f cqnrte; 1? ^nd must OF DENVER • 17TH AND LAWRENCE to another’s account with the must remember. If our gov­ be the direct cbheerA jil each payment to be made over a ernment borrowed from for- bondholder, taxpayer,‘and con­ i 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. Each account insured up to $10,000 by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. period of time with interest eigrf nations we, as taxpayers, sumer. 1 ]

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FEATURING V 0 1 .'I- FAMILY DINNERS RELAX — HAVE FUN WHAT TO SEE — WHAT TO DO — WHERE TO STAY Sn/off the Fln« Cuisino NEAR DENVER Dalicioui Drinkf For a Perfect Sunday — Attend Mass at One of These Area Churches — * Dinner Winei Then Have Dinner at One of the Selected Restaurants Represented on This Page Arrada, Shrina o f St. Anna: Chapol, 898 14th Straat: 7p Sundays, 11; July and Sap- 10, 11. WE NEVER CLOSE 6i30, 7t30, 8i30, 10:30, 12. 9. 10:30, 11:30. tambar, 1st and 3rd Sun* Gaargatown, Our Lady af Geldan, St. Joiaph’tt 7, 8, 10, Sacrad Haart o f Mary, South days, 9; also July 24, 9.' Lourdes: 8. 11. Bouldar: 8, 9. Central City, St. Mary’s o f tho Idaho Springs, St. Paul’s: 7> DINNER SERVED BouMar, Saerad Haart of Buffalo Creek, St. EUaahath’s: Assumption:. 9:30, 11. 9. 10:30. ALL DAY SUNDAY Jatnt, 2323 14th Straat: 10. Camp Santa Maria (ahora Lafayatta, Immaculate Con- 6:15, 8, 9, 10:30. CasUa Rock, St, Francis’ : Juna Bailey): 9:30. captian: 7, 9:30, Beuldar,' St. Thomas Aquinas' and Au|ust, 1st and 3rd ETorgraan, Christ the King: 8 LanisTillo, St, Louis’: 7, 9. On tho Main Street

| f Sho-wn Is a group of o f Columbus, the retreat was held July 29, 30, O f America K• O l Vs R c i r c U I nearly 100 Catholic men and 31, In the front row are the Rev. Carroll M. Boland, S J., director o f St. Louis University Stu­ at from all over the state of Colorado who attended ;arl L. Mosley dents’ Retreat House, who was the retreat master; the second,annual state-wide Knjghts of Columbus Fred E. Deard, Knights of Columbus retreat IDAHO SPRINGS retreat at’ Regis College, Denver, last week end. chairman; and the Rev. A. M. Rieckus, S.J., as­ Sponsored by Denver Council 539 of the Knights sistant retreat master, Regis College. Will Address PHONE 204 S Forty Chaplains K. of C. Club Denver’s complex water problem and the forthcoming olorado springs is At Lunch Noting vote on a $76,000,000 bond BRYN c issue will be the subjects of Earl L. Mosley, manager of MAWR INN 1 the Denver Water Board, when Corps' Jubilee Chas. A Peggy Courtwright, J. D. CROUCH addresses the D en ver Props. C. D. O’BRIEN Chaplains stationed at Fort Knights of Columbus Friday MAY REALH Carson in Colorado Springs at­ GOOD FISHING tended a luncheon July 30 to Luncheon Club Aug. 5. join chaplains j;hroughout the Mr.. Mosley will invite ques­ CABINS REALTOR By Day, Weak or Soasen nation in noting the 180th anni­ tions from the audience in versary o f the Army’s Chaplain connection with Denver’ s Ths But of EvsrytMng INSURANCE LOANS Corps. water future. The Fort Carson luncheon, The club meets weekly at DINNERS Ute Theater Bldg. held in the Officers’ Open Mess, Friday noon In the K. o f C. — O u r Speciahit*— QUALITY APPAREL was attended by a p p roxim ^ ly Home, 1676 Grant Street. All Stoak* - Friod Shrimp Colorado Springs, Colo. 40 chaplains from the various Catholic men are invited to Pan Fried Chicken IN COLORADO SPRINGS units on the post and from^ the SINCE 1871 attend the hour-long meetings. Hamburger* ME. 3-7731 Colorado Springs area. The luncheon is catered by ttthe al*o Kiowa and Tojon Streets The day’s honored guest and management of the Denver Family Styla Dinnara the principal speaker at the a f­ Republican Club’s restaurant fair was th'e R t Rev, Mpnsignor PINEGROVE 32J2 James H. O’Neil, retired Army The Rt. Rev. Meuigner Greg­ PINE, COLO. chaplain who attained the rank ory Smith, V.G., of St. Fraaei* of brigadier general while in do Sal#*’ attond* tho monthly Tih* Ann* lUtad hire deurve te The Prague Catholic Gift Shop service. Monsignor O’Neil, who be r*m*mb*r*d vhm you ar* di»- was formrerly deputy ch ie f, of NOCTURNAL Adoration vigil. 415 South Tejon, Colorado Springs tributlng your p«troi>*(* t* tbe chaplains for the Army, now Ho novor mi**o*. , different Iln** of butia***. ’’The Prague” hat an atsortment of. all ReligiouetArticIee lives in Pueblo. ski was guest speaker. Shown front, left to right, mMariiifis u r i n e s on o n Hnnil n u n O WyezawsW Richard (left) and w. and Cards for Your Convenience The Very Rev. Monsignor Wil­ are Colonel Wyezawski, Phil Albus, cochairman liam Kelly o f St, Mary’s Church Maj. Phil D.,Suddarth (right), both of the United of the Silver Dollar Days, honored as coknight of represented the Catholic clergy States Marine Corps, Buckley Field, were on hand the month; John J. Dunn, program chairman; of Colorado Springs at the lunch­ for the I^nver Knights of Columbus Friday Major Suddarth; back row, Joseph A. Dryer, Luncheon Club meeting July 29. Colonel Wyezaw- eon. 1 Joseph 0, Dryer, Ray Dryer, and Joseph J. Dryer. FRED'S BOOTERY Fort Carson officials at ..the 106 E. Pikes Peak luncheon were Brig, Gen. Ben­ n s B o » ct jamin P. Heiser, new commander Fr. Moynihan on Mayor's Sports Board HIGHUGHT YOUR ENJOYMENT V iln t 8:

8-4114 924-22 So. WiJiutch Avo. HE. 2-8411 offered Mass in the State Peni­ committee. tentiary in thanksgiving for a in sports and has since been the The personable priest, who be­ RADIUM WATER ME. 3-5348 HE. 4-8281 The Heyse Sheet peaceful settlement of the re­ major sparkplug in the Junior gan his work with youth when he LARRT JERRY cent prison riot Parochial League. Metal and Roofing One o f Father Moynihan’s INCORPORATED Although the rioters did not Madden Plumbing Co. get out of hand. Father Meyer, brothers is the Rev, Neil Moyni­ BEATING ROOFING 1st Friday Luncheon han, S.J., stationed at Trinidad’s PLUMBING CONTRACTORS chaplain of the prison, said that ELDORADO SHEET METAL Rev. Jame* Moynihan PLUMBING REPAIRS the situation for a time w u ex­ Canceled for August Mt. Carmel Parish. GAS WATER BEATERS 528 SO. NEVADA plosive and there was a threat Pt(M HE 2-0042 827 W CttanS. An Phone; HE. 2-4658 E«l. 1888 of grave damage. Father Meyer Baeauie of tbe lummor *•■> was called upon to take part in ion and many of Yha member* RED ROCKS PVERLO i § ! P R l N G S the arbitration at the request of At the Foot of Red Rock* Theatre -1 5 Mi. from Denver The firms listed here being out of town on vacation, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. IN THE SHADOW the prisoners. He sat with the the regular meeting of the board of arbitration until 1 a.m. W* ipecUlli* In Chnek Wacon Buffalo and Elk Dinner* for G m p* Over OF PIKE’S PEAK deserve to be remembered Fir*t Friday Luncheon Club Sunday, July 17; and was instru­ too to 1,008 on ear Patie—OnUide nnder the Star*. I. ANDERSON will not be held thi* month. when you are distributing mental in effecting a peaceful For Reservations • Call Morrison 43R2 To Jock Stonlay's Bond Every Sat. HOTEL JOYCE Member* of tho club, which your patronage in the dif­ settlement. U J £ l n £ S L " Night in Cool Ballroom Colorado Spring* meet* on the First Friday The priest, who says Mass at every month, pledge them- Dance Hall ’Available for Private Parties Week Days 10 So. Weber ferent lines of business. the penitentiary every Sunday *elve* to receive Holy Com­ morning, was compelled under munion on the First Friday 440 Acres to Picnic, Hike and Ride in the circumstances to forsake the and attend the luncheon meet­ NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON practice Sunday, July 17. . CABINS for RENT ing at which an important Catholic speaker is heard. The FORT COLLINS Has Legion Post ivgular meeting* will resume Colorado’s' Favorite Resort on Friday, Sept. 2. for over half a century FISHeRMtN!= Ye olde Joint THE IDEAL SPOT FOR A WEEK DAY OUTING DREIIING MOTORS £ ) FOR MOTHERS AND CHILDREN Just 25 Miles From Denver Buick and GMC Trucks ENJOY EATING Via Turnpike or Hiway 72 230 South. College Ave. Phone 2500 Little Devil Games Fish Fly a Phone Hillcrest 2-8659 Gm 4 fir III i i M ftik. Ihn iilaiwv utl**. Tkm (IffiriBt wlir cen(lut:i*i. Cioilitily Hi*4 ■III #8 .Hiu4 Imli. Ni iflatir emuiry. THE DELICIOUS FOOD J SeM tknieliMi UalM ttatn h 4 C*m 4* vHk nafirtil rmlti. Laundry and Dry Cleaning YOU W ONT BE SORRY 3 for 41.00 poat-paid EMPIRE, COLO. BAILEY HOTEL DINING ROOM Fort Collins ACE GILLEH BURT and BURT MFGRS. 42 Miles W. of Denver —• On Hiwoy 40 Family Dinners a Specialty 125 Ea*t Mountain Pbona 225 GAME FISH FLIES . CAFE 180 Wuhlnftan At*.. Leraln, Okie CHILDREN'S PUTES Southern Fried Chicken - Choice Steaks a n d BLYTHE - HOLLOWELL Mountain Trout • Sandwiches of All Kinds COFFEE SHOP Mortuary Choice Dinner Wines Telephona 390 BAILEY, COLORADO Cornar Oliva and Ma*on On Highway 285 Phone 13-R3 Thomas J. Gargan, member of St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood, was recently installed Lee and Vivian Ayers Welcome You to SHINN PHARMACY as junior vice commander of the ■‘Y o u f Parish D rug Store” Leyden - Chiles - Wickersham Phones 92-93 American Legion Post 1, THE BRANDING IRON Northern Hotel Bldg. Gargan is a veteran of World *Northsm Cotorado’t Leading War II with three years of over­ "OM TOP OF THE ROCKIES" Department Store" The Store with a Smile seas service with the Fifth Air Force. He attended Notre Dame You Must Try Our University from 1945 to 1947 and Fresh Mountain Trout • Pan Fried Chicken then transferred to Regis College, Denver, where he received his " “ You’ll Rave About Our STEAKS bachelor of science degree in GREELEY. business administration. He re­ You’ll love our ^ u e fo rt Salads . . . famous in this ceived an M.A. at Denver Uni­ whole region . . . our own secret recipe. versity in 1955. Prior to college W s’rs Famuv* for Mizoil Drink* ami Cficktafl* he attended schools in Golden, h ‘ 10X5 8m*U *nm Iffhi S7 to rli*i (429-n where he was an all-conference Try Our Sunday Mountain Breakfast Adamson Mortuary football player in 1989. A PLEASANT SUEFSIBEI The Greeley Monument Previously Gargan has served 24 Haur Arabolanc* S«rric« 4. It niX MIDNIGHT on the juvenile delinquency com­ O ^ E N eUNDATB—t TILL I GrauUy, Colorado Works, Inc. mittee of the Ledon and the ■. R«** Aduuea Phon* 1828 UIPH a MUI8TII H uaficam tad D«nisin U membership committee. He is RtiS At*, XEDERLANDv COLORADO F. AAtiaaoa ttb at ftb 8t Aftiitlc Htaarial* married, has two chBdren, and lives at 3363 S. Grape Street, BUFFR DINNERS — COCKTAILS CENTRAL CITY Thuriday, August 4, 1955 Offict, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4^205 PAGE FIFTEEN

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SP. 7-9765 1096 Sonth Gsylord St. the best ATTXACTIVK 1 iMdrn. die. room. nn. bunt ping and transportation. 21 8719 W. CoUaz BE. 7-2721 ■hop. m bathi. 3 lou. ft. living room with fireplace, • All woricraanahip gnaranteed. 22A NEW AND USED Wanted to Share Electrical Contractors For REAL SERVICE CALL: T3S BELAISK — RKAL BUT 6 rn. din. tw, “ L” dinette, spacious kitchen • Ovr prieca are atlU the lowcet BUILDING. MATERIALS fin. buBt (Toe miy rent tbli), 3 btiba with birch cabinets; disposal Want one or two Catholie girls to sham Plumbing • Doon • Window. LICENSED Electric Wiring. BONDED. WE. 4-4189 or STOP IN and exhaust fan. 22 ^ ft. den. CALL: house. Call Joyce Noterman. DE.S-2970. Ste.1 Remodeling, new work, .ranges, dryers, TiS IVANHOS—MUST 8BU, TntU. tfulem, Presentation Parish Befors 12:30 P.M. disposals, fixtures. Free estimates. If It’s Electronic, We Service Itt first floor utility room and Kerdy 2 txdna, dill, rn, fin. burnt 3 biUu. 6145 W. 4th Are., GIRLS FUR SHOP BE. 1-6467 Days KE. 4-6717 Erts OPEN 7 AA!, to 7 PJd. rear patio. This is an excellent 335 Unireraitj Boularard Room ond Boartf- 23 BEATRICE M. SHIRK value at only Contractors beautitul 2-bdrm. home. , Wrecking Floor Sanding 1200 sq. ft. plus Ige. att. gar. Excel­ EA. 2-1910 lent condition. I^e. lawn. Easy terms. PENSIONERS Contractors REALTOR MA. $-1304 A rtal Homa. Closa in. Beat of food and PRANK’S FLOOR SERVICE CaU; Iris Cbik, DE. 8-4109 or $tl UmitilU T A $-3111 LAY, SAND AND FINISH $17,500. care. Coma and see. RA. 2-2617. WORK GUARANTEED - RA $-8149 MuDtz TV Owners Jama, A. Sihiations Wanted Femole 14 930 LOGAN. $13 wK. up. Plenty to eat, Carpentry A Centrocting Furn. Rep. & Upholitering Guard Your TV Investment 990 COOK ST. John F. Bruno, Realtor HIGKAM COLORED woman want day work, $1 twin beds, Idry. priv. AL. 6-2792. ARE THE BRICKS PARK AVE TV $13,500 E. 22nd A Kmrn.y — DE. 3-4214 Real Estate hour, carfare. CH. 4-6369. Rmpholstered X-pe. living room eet $66 Evea., DE. 3-422$ and up. Colorado Upholstery. $601 16tb I bedroom., largo living room, full 808 So. Broadway TYPING, feat nceorate, in my borne. Aportmentf Unfurnished 26 ON YOUR HOME Ha« O m J.fOO 8ttii6«d Manti St GU 6-2304. Ciutoincri •Ue din. room and breakfast nook. RA. 2-9334 RA. 2-2121 Type and stuff 5681 after 6 p.m. RHODEN & WOODY Gutters repaired A replaced. Guaranteed 1188 Alton ThorongUy Exeerieneed. Dependabla Large Family T This is a large. 8 bed- Schools A boa. Can be handled with "MAREE'S" Hand Laundry in my home. Phone for Free Estimete CH. 4-8466 Royal Roofing Very neat t bdrm. home with over­ about 14,000 down. Call: FL. 6-8319. Rooms to Rent Furnished 31 AL 5-0446 room, plus den. office, or 4th bed­ size garage. Fast, white, delivery. Refs. WE. 6-6683, room bungalow. Attached garage.. Kitchen Cabinet, wardrate All kind, of GUTTERS repaired, replaced for a lower & Sheet Metal Co. bid. Call us. Sunshine Decorators. SP. Only 1 blk. to church, grade school. HOBAN REALTY APPROVED baby aitters' service. H u Employed woman alone would lOce Cath­ carpenter work. Remodeling. Fimt c l « i Gutters and Downspouts EH. $-1884 1128 Alton EM. $-181$ capable, dependable baby aittera. Call: olic girl or woman to share home. Nice work. C. Ranke. PK. 3-6241. 7-2618. Work guaranteed. Pouibility of Personal FR. 7-1476. room and kitchen privileges if desired. Initalled—Cleaned—Reiialred—De-Iced L Call a Member of the SU. 1-2596 836 W Hampden . Exclusive A Complete Service Roto Rooter Operators Horn* M aint aad •Mowers Sharpened- 12 Tri. in Danver Electronic Technicians' Association Remodeling Co. 8P. 7-4237 261 E 4th Complete Financing LAWNMOWERS abarpaned and re­ 272$ E. 3rd Ava paired. Factory method. Gnarantaed Let One CaU Do It AO work. Authorised servica for most Tool Rental* GUZMAN’S Day. DE $-1567 power mowers. Television Service Frea Pickup and Delivery . Guaranteed Guaranteed Repairs on Sanders, Paint Sprays, Electric ADAMS SUPPLY SERVICE Saws, Electric Drills, Wall Paper Reasonable, Prompt Television SidUlul Carpentry 510 8.. COLO. BL'VD. EA. 2-4901 Serving Denver Over 11 Years Steamer, Trailers, Etc. Home and Car Radios Remodeling • Contracting A&A APPLIANCE CO. Cabinet Work Linen Service 3946 Faderal Bled. Record Changers . ADAMS RENTS WK HAVE MOVED 510 So. Colorado Blvd. GL.' 5-4727 TO OUR NEW BUILDmO 1034 18th St. TA. 5-0735 Roland H. Pedersen MOUNTAIN TOWEL A SUPPLY C a EA. 2-4901 4S18 Fantoa S t HA. 4*1616 B. W. Btclduft. limsiger 2H6 B. G nat RA. S-7647 Tree Service $ 1 1 the fabulously now Don Becker's Mojor TV Engineers Cleaner* & Dyer* Feint & Wallpaper Factory Authorised Serrice TEXTURING, PAINTING * PAPER­ PRUNING, SPRAnNO, CABLING ING. 17 YRS. IN DENVER. SEAE AND CAVITY WORK. BTa Tower TV Service Admiral • Dumont - Philco CALL: McKBLVY, SP. 7-1542. Cartful taleeUva pruning for iai- Alao Serrice Other Makes provad appearanca of your traaa and Th« Beat in TV Serric* Hunt's Cleaners • CICM Oat: Xomae Paint, wallpaper, 29e t* leaaen pasaiblt storm damagt. B il. in TV Engineering Antenna Service roU and up. 865 Sants Fe. KE. 4-4629. 2438 W. 44Ui Avc. GR. 7-1341 5112 W. 38tk GE. 3-4033 “ IF* Own Our Own PlanP* SCHULHOFF TREE MAHOGANY FURNITURE Paper Haagiag, painting aa* aUaatag. SERMCE 60 min. service if desired at: Raaa Tern Lueers. AU5-32U. HA. 4-6112 SYLVAIWA TV Service — All Makes^ ' 716 E. 17th Ave. FOR paper banging and pamting call WALL INTERIORS Anton Beriinger 152 Madison EA. 2-2286. Authorized Service Honest Reliable Service Quick Service at Our Other (WITH SLIDING DOORS THROUGHOUT) Expert Antenna Installation Painting and Papering Upholstery JTe ‘Specialise and TV SERVICE Locations I The Very Beat for Lets In TV and Radio Service Radios & Phonographs 1227 Colifornie , For Five Consulting KOWI TOO CAN HAVR Tom MTCH. £810111 Can BE 7-1884 OR WROl'GRT ISO.N CHAUM RSrAIRSO, Rg- Luxury Living at a Moderate Price BENZIE TELEVISION Repaired 8216 E. Colfax COVESED OB RESTTLED. MANT DOTERENT SERVICE Plumbing PATTERNS TO CHOOSE. FREE EgTL KITCBEg Midway Television 1517 Dayton— ^Aurora CHROMA KE. 4-1425. 845 Lincoln CH. 4-7139 481 So. Pearl SP 7-4467-68 Pick Up and Deliver FAIR PRICES Wm. A. Armbruatcr Expert upbolatary and oarptt elaanlna NO DOWN PAYMENT TO VETS Excellent TV Service Call AC. 2-3355 No Job Too Large or Toe Imall in your bom* or our ^bop. tbop. Carpul iw. Noval’s T.V. F u t, Guaranteed Work PCbtog tad laying. 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Repair Veteran* Janitor Service Prompt TV Scnrlea on AU Maku e e I f e e CHerry HELP! Rugs..Upholstery 6 1 . 5-8681 Ait* to# TV-Radio Record TSERVICE 4 -0 97 0 Washer Broken! Duracieaned Sandra Lyra 7 .Yeacs Exclusive Television W e Serpic* All Makes < “ In Your Home” Players Authorized Whirlpool Service ■rich Hmmi froa $11,2M Servicing Floor Covering* . . . « c . again $am* day. (•M map) Reasonable • Guaranteed • Day or Night CaH Cidon revive Pil* enllv. "All Makes All Models" McGinaefi Floor Covonng ena. Safa for flna fabrics.* Bonded E & J Repair FACTORY AUTO SER'VICE CompUU Line of Inaxpantiv*, -werld-wid* f t l f JOHNION, ABVAOA B A C Sain A Sarvlca Nuns Brand Floor Oovaringa tervbm. Mothproofad if Westereft Homes PHONE HA. 4.445$ 3147 E. 3H Autborfiad RADIO Day-NlU Ftm Ritlnistsa Service desired. FS. 7411$ Nighta^PE. M 6I1 Servioa SE$RV1C£ Su&daji IN I. Pearl ...... BPrwe T-U39 614 E. 17 Ave. AL.5-41$3 A A A Daradaan Ca. d m

Offict, 938 BannocE Bfrcef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, REyttone 4^05 Thuri4oy, August 4, T955

Parish Debt $68,000 s H omeinaker’s $9,500 Is Pledged NORTH DENVER NEWS FRED LUCCI D ep artm en t To Holy Family Drive Custom Upholstery I and New Furniture ■ Patronise These Reliable and Friendly Firms _ (Holy Family Pariih, Denrer) Made to Order Pledges received to date in the Holy Family Parish Beautiful Samples to Show debt reduction campaign total some $9,500. So far 460 parishioners have made pledges to the campaign. The - Day or Evening Calls drive is being conducted as a 15-week subscription cam­ 4410 Elm Ct. GL. 5-1222 paign. m m The yearly drive was substi­ tuted some years ago for a par­ year it is being started in time ish bazaar as a means of income to allow parishioners to finish for extraordinary expenses. This payments by early or mid- November. YOUR Expert Trained Senfkemen j Father Forrest Allen, pastor, in announcing the drive, re­ CLEANERS Legal Notices vealed that-the parish indebted­ JOHN iBd BERTHA HcBRIDB • ucinire lOTO IOOTEI Smr NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT ness is now $68,000. In addition, Mk Mm wIHi wWrllii ttttl cftttif Midet the 1,000 students who attend GLnWtl* t-SSn 8 7 » TEJON ST. No. P-2S87 Hut ltNfN|W| ckM lk( Am . grade and high school in the ESTATE OF VACLAV KOLARIK, DFX^EASED. Northside parish are badly in Notic* ii hereby alven that on the need of auditorium and gym­ Garvin's Sewer Service 80th day'of Auaoit, 1055, 1 will preient nasium facilities. New property EXCLUSIVE to the County Court of the City and has to be purchased for future ROTO-ROOTER M /9U Connty of Denver, Colorado, my accounta BLALACK'S UNNECESSARY OPERATORS for final aettlement of tha adminiatra- parish expansion along these Ph. SP. 7-4227 tion of said aatate when and where all lines. STANDARD SERVICE DI6GINC HEqSQII pereons in jntereat may appear and ob­ 200 E. 4th Ave. ject to them if they to deiire. Christmas Card Committee 44th, Tannyion GR. 7-9908 NATIONAL IBRVICK AVAILARLK LOCALLY LYBUSA WIGGINTON, ExeeuUix Mrs. Anthony McNulty, PTA THOMAS L. FORD, Atty., Lubrication . Tiret - Batteries 1700 E. 6th Ave. . ways and means committee Published in Denver CathplK ResUtcr.' chairman, announced this week Pint publication July 21, 1956 that Mrs. Harold White will head Lait publication August 11, 1965 i® 1/ the Christmas card sale commit­ Whittaker #/t “it* NOTICE TO CREDITORS tee' this year. 'Vice chairman of ESTATE OF BALTAZAR REYES the committee will be Mrs. Elder Pharmacy ZAVALA, DECEASED. Lundstrom. Last week, Mrs iiV'"' No. P-4168 (McNulty, Mrs. White,, and Mrs. “ The Friendly Stored* Notice U h^eby riven tbtt on the Lundstrom met with available Save your lawn with scuw 12th fifty of Jnly. 1965. letters of Prescription Specialists idminUtration were issued to the under- members o f the PTA council to N o guesswork. Proven over last six years signed ss Administrator of the above select card patterns for early W. 32nd a Perry GL. 5-2401 named estate and all persons having delivery. Council members The trlduum hfld July. 24-27 at the as the answeir to Crabgrass, also peps up claims against said estate are required lawns by reducing turf damaging fungus. to file them for allowance in'the County present at the meeting were Mrs. St. Anne Trlduum Shrine of St. -Anne, Arvada, was at­ Stroll over lawn with ScuTi. in spreader — Court of the City and County of Denver. Emmett Grace, PTA president; tended by capacity crowds. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor William Hig­ Colorado, within six months from said For the Longest and Stroightest Crabgrass is doomed, p o d grasses made Mrs. Phillip Baiamonte, treas­ date or aaid claims will be forever urer; and Mrs. Joseph Woert- gins was the speaker. Father Forrest Allen, former pastor of St. better. Series of four doses needed. barred. Peals in Town on Brond New ANDREW WYSOWATCKY. man, auditor-historian. Anne’s, and noW pastor of Holy Family Parish, Denver, is shown Box, 2,000 sq ft—$2.75 Administrator. giving Benediction. First Publication July 21. 1965 This week a group of PTA Bag, 5,500 sq ft— 5.45 Last Publication August 18, 1955 members will complete redecora­ Bag, llfiOO sq ft— 9.95 (Published in the Catholic Regieter) tion o f the kitchen in the high, school auditorium. All utensils 1955 CHEVROLETS IN THE COUNTY COURT St$. Peter, Paul's Parish In and for the City and County ef and dishes belonging to the par­ SPREADERS Denver and State of Colorado ents’ organization will be AND BETTER USED CARS . . . — Summer lawn keep­ No. P-28S2 checked for replacement order­ NOTICE OF PINAL SETTLEMENT Plans Bake Sale Aug. 6 OR THE FINEST ing a breeze with one of AND DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP ing. Painting decoration was these handy carts. Rub­ IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE done by Francisks Jermacans. Wbeatridge.— (Sts. Peter and be a picnic ba ^ et equipped with ber tires—$7.95 $12.85 OF WILLIAM C. SWEENEY. Deceased. Complete Summer Courses Paul’s )— There will be a bake plastic accessories. Authorized Chevrolet Service Notice is hereby given that on the €tb sale Saturday, Aug. 6, at the day of September. 1955. I will present Sisters Dominica and Teresa Parish Picnic « to the County Court of the .City end Wheat Ridge Realty from 9 a.m. County of Denver, Colorado, my accounts Augusta, instructors in Holy to 3 p.m., at which the prize will On Aug. 7 SEE for final settlement of the adminlstrstion Family High School last* year, New families in the parish are of said estate when and where all per­ have completed teaching assign­ especially invited to the summer sons in interest may appear and object to them if they so desire. ments at Webster College in picnic Aug. 7 at'Our Lady o f the Notice is alM hereby given that there Webster Groves, Mo. At Loretto Group Communion Rockies Camp near Evergreen. FIRST has been filed in said eatate a petition Heights College Sisters Mary Under the direction of the Men’s FOR COMPLETE asking for a judicial ascertainment and determination of the heirs of auch de­ Victor, Martha Ann, Mary Club, the picnic .affords an ex­ ceased. and setting forth that the names, Loyola, Marietta, Joseph Ann, At St. Catherine's cellent opportunity for meeting HARDWARE-HOUSE WARES-GIFT WARES' addresses and relationship of all persons, Marcelline, and Dennis Ann have fellow parbhioners. Games and who are or claim to be heirs of said completed advanced summer (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) entertainment, complete with 32 Broadway — PEarl 3-2940 deceased, so far as known to the <$15-4747 petitioner, are as follows, to-wit: courses. The sisters will not re­ The members of the Altar and prizes, have been planned and Iverne H. Eilenstine. adult, 4495 Teller turn to the parish convent until Rosary Society will receive Com­ the afternoon promises to be an St.. Wbeatridge. Colorado, Daughter; after Aug. 15. munion, in a group in the 7:30 enjoyable one. NO. SPEER BLVD. THE BEST IN LUGGAGE John £. Sweeney.-adult. 3135 Steele St-. o’clock Mass Sunday, Aug. 7. Denver. Colorado. Son; William C. Recently Father Allen re­ The hours are from 1 to 7 Bacon & Scliramm Of All Kindi, Sweeney, adult. 3450 W. 36th Ave...Den­ ceived into the Church Robert The secretary of the Altar So­ p.m., with games starting at 2 CompositioD Roofing ver. Colorado, Son: Clarence H. Sweeney, Dwayne Wagner and Mrs. Jo­ p.m. Maps showing directions to 35 Years Same Owner — Some LoeaHan adult. 2762 Laurel «Place. Southgate. ciety, Mrs. W. Tegeler, is moving Tile Roofing California, Son; Raymond J. Sweeney, anne R. Coleman. Sponsor for to Kansas City and has submitted the camp will be distributed at adult, 647 E. 49th Ave.. Denver, Colo­ Mr. Wagner was John Doe. Bon­ her resignation. Mrs. Robert Sunday Masses. Roof Repairing rado. Son: Horace L, S|veen«y. adult, nie Montreal actfed as sponsor Wood has been appointed to serve 5201 Franklin St.. Denver. Colorado. Men willing to donate soma 4020 Brighton Blvd, for Mrs. Coleman. as acting secretary. lime to work on the convent Closed for Vacation - Noon Aug. 20 Eit. I87S Son: James A.' Sweeney, adult. 647 CH. 4-6563 . 1S44 B'way E, 49th Ave., Denver, (Colorado. .Son. Plans are being made for the are urgently needed, and work Reopen 8 a.m., Aug. 29 Accordingly, notice is also hereby given is progressing there Tuesday that upon the date aforesaid, or the day annual fall card party which will to which the hearing may be continued, be held Thursday, Sept, 22. and Thursday evening* at the Court will proceed to receive and 7:30 o’clock and all day Satur­ WASINGER'S ELECTRIC STORE hear proofs concerning the heirs of auch Senior Sodality The sacristy workers for the day. deceased, and, upon the proofs submitted, month of July were Mmes. L. 3156 West 38th Ave. GLendale 5-8946 GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. will enter a decree in aaid eatate de­ Perry, R. Slattery, R. Mapelji, Sacristy workers for Aug. 6 “ Accredited Purveyors to the Colholic Clergy” termining who are the heirs of such and M. Balsick. Those who will are Charlotte Angelo, Mrs. JANITORIAL A SANITARY SUPPLIES deceased person, at which hearing all Schemer Mueller, and Shirley persons claiming to be heirs at law of Committees for take over in August are Mmes. 1421 - 16th Street — CH. 4-8775 or 2598 such deceased may appear and present G. Seubert, T. C. Ellis, and Mau­ Mueller. DENVER 2, COLORADO their proofs. rice McAndrews. The society IVERNE H. EILENSTINE. HOLY FAMILY ST. PETER & PAUL Administratrix. wishes to thank those who donated First Publication July 28, 1955 Dance Selected flowers for the church altars dur­ PARISH PARISH Last Publlcition August 25, 1955 ing the month of July. I Published in the Catholic Register) (Sl. Patrick’* Perith, Denver) Plans for the dance, the Fall A convert received into the Stym , (Ifdo Electrical Contracting & Repairing Frolic, sponsored by the Senior Church was Ruben Clifford Yo­ I Young Ladies’ Sodality, are in der, with Thomas Mahon as sponsor. 7l£w<£i^ RUG progress. WEISS BAKERIES lARL J.STROHMINGER Jo Ann Manfra, prefect, has Baptiamal Ntwa I lUctric C«mp«RV CLEANING appointed the following chairmen Confessions Scheduled 4024 TENNYSON 5850 W. 38th for the various committees: (BecAuae of lack of space for Llctntfd and Rond^ FREE MOTH PROOFING OR Mary Elizabeth Carleno was publication^ newt of some of GL 5-1937 H A 4-1366 Member National Electrical Contractors Att’n. At Guardian A ngeh' All Work Cuaranterd appointed general chairman; these Baptisms has been delayed 1178 Stoat St. AC. 2-5733 Very Reasonable Prices Chairman for the decorating for some time.) committee is Mary Ann Libonati (Guardian Angels’ Parish, The other chairmen are as fol­ Denver) Guardian Angels’ Parish, Denver Famous Rug & lows: Refreshments, Joan Man- Confessions will be heard Raymond Davis, son of Raymond cinelli, chairman; workers: Jo Thursday from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. and Judith Ann Jamsay. Patricia Pcp«r Furniture Cleaning Co. Ann Manfra, Patricia Carosella, and from 7 to 8 p.m. in prepa­ and John Petrocco» sponsors. David Lloyd, son of Lloyd and Mary O'CONNOR FA. 5-6569 1532 Markal Carolyn Duran, Myrna Monroe, ration for First Friday, Aug. 5. SUinke. Don Pitner and Maria Freehl* FIREPLACE and Josephine Elizalde; Communion will be distributed ing, sponsors. Posters: Shirley Scaglione, at 6:45 a.m. and Mass will be Robert Stephen, son .of Edward and A Name You Can Trust chairman; workers: Dorothy offered at 7 :30 a.m. on the First CecilU Wall. John Wall and Betty FIXTURES Bogacs, sponsors. Montoya, Sharon Morgan, Char Friday. Danette Marie, daughter of Carol and IAS AND ELECTRIC LOBS For Prompt lene Chiarelli, Erlinda Faiz, Appreciation is expressed for Janetta Peper. George Mmrtinelli and Your City-wide Plumber CorUia *&< n«K SortCBi, Gr.tcl, and Joyce Wittman; the beautiful altar cloths made Patricia Peper. sponsors. Aailroos u8 Firt Sell, in all fiolshe*. LAUNDRY & Workers at door: Viola Cirea by Clara Heiderstadt. Larry Carter, son of Larry and Mary Ttl* li4 Mnbl* let All Uia Trujillo. J. M. and Lucy Trujillo, for 51 Years and Mary Ann Libonati; The gladioli and zinnias used sponsors. Check room: Rose Mary Mon­ HEATILATOR FIREPLACES DRY CLEANING George Francis, son of George and toya and Charlene Chiarelli, co- on the altar last Sunday were Vivian Cohan. Joseph Cohan and Helen Satisfaction Guaranteed DENVER MARBLE & TILE CO. Service . . . Coll: chairmen; Erlinda Raiz, Sharon donated by Mrs. Persichetti, Kandall. sponsers. Jeffrey David, son of Valoris and O’Grady, Charlene Chiarelli, Jo­ Alicia Golden. Robert and Verl Bondy. 1330 Stout E st 1891 Phona MA. 3-1484 or KE. 4-5580 sephine Villano, Marilyn Fox, sponsors. PROTECT YOUR HEALTH! and Loretta Ortega; James William, son of William and TA : 5-6370 Belinda Roberts. James and Virginia For Sanitation You’re Always Floor watchers: Mari jean Silvestrl. sponsors. CASCADE Finemore, chairman; workers: Minturn Group Susan Margaret, daughter of Frank SAFE with COPPER Angela M a r s i c o, Ernestine and Betty Passard. John and Marion Eberly, sponsors. t YEARS TO PAT Laundry & Dry Cleaners Duran, and Sharon Morgan. Robert John, son of Vernon snd NOTHING DOWN LOW INTEREST BATE Tickets will soon be on sale by Gloria Haerr. Leo and Alice Ohmin. At Meeting in sponsors. all sqdalists at 60 cents per per­ Jean Ellen, daughter of David and son or $1 per couple. JoaiA Hoene. John and Lorens Coyne, CDfffI Hu tfiriirs ItM finf Ck$lii f$r All teen-agers and teen-agers sponsors Pamela Jean, daughter of William Hit Ctiklii Otstsllt. It Hsitt fufsH at heart are invited to^attend. Glenwood Spgs. and Dolores Giller. Charles Donahue Sunday will be Communion day and Shirley Musselman. sponsors. Cn't lutf Girss Yun tf Ssrrksl for the women of the Altar and Minturn.— (S t Patrick's Par­ Lynn William Loyd, ton of Wiiliam iah) Mrs. David Williams, and Joyce Gerlack. Louis Knifer and Rosary Society. Betty Cerensia, sponsors. IVilY WOMAN KNOWS/netivt K R I ^ On Tuesday, Aug, 9, at 1:30 Mrs. E. F. Miller, Mrs. I, Knott, Joseph Michael, son of Jfosepb and (COMM in the school the Altar and Ros­ and Mrs. Roy Marfitana repre­ Margaret Muro. Roxle DeNuski a n d Shirley June Rector, sponsors. % ary Society will meet sented St. Patrick’s Altar Society Linda Sue. daughter of Kenneth and PAST40 at the meeting o f chairmen of Marjorie Lewis. William and Jewell RE-UPHOLSTERING the Glenwood Springs Deanery Crocker, sponsors. TrattbM with G EniN C UP NIGHTS in St. Stephen’s Hall in Glen­ James William, son of Kenneth and makes Vour Old Paiat in lACK, HIPS, LEGS Marjorie Lsewis. William and Jewell wood Springs July 31, with Mrs, Crocker, spontora. Tirtd n cti, LOSS OF VIGOR ENGLEWOOD John Purdy,of ^ligely presid­ Dennis Alan, son of Steven and F C / R / V m / R E Agnes Clrbo. John and Doris Cirbo, II you are a victim of these symp- ing.- sponsors. Better Than IVew! torn* then your troubles may be Catherine Jo McNeely, daughter of traced to Glandular Inflammation. Heating Company Engagement Announced Richard and Mary McNeely. Alphonse Glandular Inflammation Is a con- and Evelyn Marcello, sponsoyt. Davenport a , Low. ai . stitutional disease and medicines tOTlsf Estiri EsilnttsS ssS Dsnm Ana The engagement of Rosanna ~ Dale Kim Peter, aon of Peter and that give temporary relief will not Authorised Lennoi Dealer Gen^a Martinez to Joseph Lo- Martha Navntoft. Frank and Naomi $ cn .5 o remove the causes of your troubles. Farnsre* S t Air Conditionlnc vato was’ announced by Miss Brisnehan, sponaors. and Chair Neglect of Glandular Inflamma­ Robert Leo, son of Thomas and Ame­ YOUl n U M lil...... SINCI 1994 tion often leads to premature Martinez’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. lia Ducy. Larry Grut and Pearl Kieffe. senility, and incurable malignancy. ALL MAKES FURNACES Abe Martinez of Minturn. sponsors.« ■ Finegl IMali^rials . , . Kxperl The past year men from 1.000 INSTALLED, SERVICED communities have been successfully AND REPAIRED The bride-to-be, a J1965 grad­ St. Mary MagdaUa’s ParSsli, Wttrkinanship treated here at the Excelsior In- uate of Minturn High School, is Denver stltiite. They have found soothing attending Central Business (;ol Bruce Edward, son of Mr. snd Mrs. relief and a new zest in life. • Heating lege in Denver. Mr. Lovato, the Frank JL Brers. Michael and Marie The Excelsior Institute, devoted Kris Upholstery Co. • Air Conditioning son o f Mr. and Mrs. E. Lovato of Dimitrofl. sponsors. to the treatment of diseases peculiar Helen Marie, daughter of Mr. sod Fine Living Room Furniture, to older men by NON-SURGICAL • Sheet Metal Work Minturn, is in the U. .S. Army Mrs. Joseph Hartford. James Hartford, Methods, has a New FREE BOOK and is to be assigned European Sr., snd Mary Hartford, sponsors. Custom Made that tells how these troubles may Phone SU 1-4494 Mary Lou Ann, daughter of Mr, and duty. Mrs. Louie H. Rhoades. Roderick snd COMPLETE H081E PURNIStlINGS be corrected by proven Nan- Prea Cbadtnp A Eatimata ^ A FU n OF TRUCKS FOR FASTER SERVKI Snrglcal treatments. This book The wedding will take place Mildred Beckham, sponsors. 1553 PLATTE ST. Day and Nlfht Stnrica PstricU Ann, daughter of Mr. snd ir( tin noun smim may prove of utmost importance in Aug. 20, with Father Joseph CL. 5-3641 GL. 5-3642 your life. No obligation. Address lo s s W. Hampdan Mrs. Chsrlss Stiefes. Leo Flsig and GE. 3-3861 Leberer . offering the Nuptial Catherine Stiefes, sponsors. 3030 W. 44TH AVI. f i r \ Excelsior Institute, Dept. F1711 Frank Watarc, Prop. Sheree M snett. Theresa, daughter of PHONE GL. 5-4323 Mass. The couple are both mem­ Mr. and Mrs. Thorns* Young. Lueben Excelsior Springs, Mi.ssouri bers o f this parish. Ruibsl and Martha Torres, sponsors. V REMEMBER CAMPAIGN PLEDGES Your Contributions Still Needed to Provide for Future of Church in Northern Colorado