Denver Nun's Grandfather, D r. Preuss, K. of C. Supreme Knight to Visit Denver Nov. 24 Was Famous Convert From Lutheranism Charters W ill Be Presented to Eight New Colorado Councils AN ARTICLE in the Regitter, Lutheran theologian in Germany THREE SONS of Dr. Preuss be­ The first official visit of the supreme knight of the Mr. Swift on a tour that will include a visit to the Littleton St. Mary’ s council 3340, Lamar council 3325, "National ETdition, last week about at the time of the definition of came priests, and a fourth, Arthur Knights of Columbus to the Colorado jurisdiction will Mother Cabrini shrine. and R o ^ e n council 3115. This represents a national Dr. Edward Preuss, Lutheran the- the dognna o f the Immaculate Con­ Preuss, founder and for 40 years be made Friday, N ov. 24, when Judge John E. Swift will A committee led by Leo Koll, field agent for the record m increase. There are nearly 5,000 members in olo^an who was received into the ception in 1854, He wrote an at­ editor of the Fortnightly Roview, K . of C., and W ally W ebb, grand knight or the Denver Ca^oMc Church in St. Louis in tack on the doctrine, but seven gained an international reputation arrive for presentation of charters to eight new councils. Colorado. 1872, has an interestinsr Denver years later he resigned his teach­ as a defender o f the faith by his Denver council 539, oldest and largest in the state, will council, is mapping plans for the visit. Reservations for the charter banquet should be made postscript. ing position at a Lutheran seminary books. He translated and anno­ be host to Mr. Swift, with Edward J. Kelly, state deputy, Charters will be given W elby Coronado council with the grand knights of the councils by N ov. 15. Dr. Preuss and his wife, who re­ in St Louis, entered the Catholic tated dogmatic and moral theol­ leading the welcoming contingent. 3268, Limon Mother Cabrini council 3247, Cheyenne Mr. Swift's headquarters are in New Haven, Conn., mained a Lutheran throughout her Church, and wrote a vindication of ogy sets. His father long edited The charter presentation Coquet will be held N ov. W ells Immaculate Heart of Mary council 3252, Brighton where the order was founded, and where it publishes life, were the parents of eight the dogma of the Immaculate Con­ the famous G e r m a* n Catholic children seven boys and one girl, ception. daily of St. Louis, Amerika. 25. Other events on the prc^ram will include escorting St. Augustine council 3285, North Denver council 3319, its national magazine, Columbia. Marie. The glri married and three of her daughters became nuns, one o f whom is Sister M. Hugolina of the Sisters o f St. Francis Seraph, director of nurses at St. Anthony’s hospital, Denver. “ Our mother,” relates Sister M. Hugolina, "was Dr. Preuss’ only Plans Made for Fieldhouse at Regis College living daughter. She was educated by the Sisters of Notre Dame in St Louis, Mo., and wished to join 'It Isn't Much, But—' Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation the sisterhood. Because her Alumni Will Spark Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1950— Permission to Reproduce, Except on mother, a strict Luthei’an, strongly . Articles Otherwise Marked, Given A fter 12 M. Friday Following Issue. opposed it, she later married Three of her daughters became Franciscan nuns, and a fourth one Drive for 2nd Unit who met with a fatal accident at the age of 13, was determined to enter as soon as she was 16.” * * * SISTER M. HUGOLINA’S sis Of Expansion Goal ters, both members of the School DENVEROffHOLIC Sisters of S t Francis, are Sister By Frank Morriss M. Etheirita, Saored Heart sani­ With a new $250,000 classroom building already tarium, Milwaukee, W is.; and Sis­ ter M. Silvester, St Joseph’s hos­ under construction on tihe Regis college campus, Denver, pital, Beaver Dam, Wis. Their par­ the Very Rev. Raphael C. McCarthy, S.J., president, an­ ents, Theodore Peoples and Marie nounced this week that a drive has been launched Preuss, met in St.' Louis when the among the alumni for funds to erect a new gsrmnasium REGISTER former was attending college and recreation hall. The Regis college Alumni associa­ there. Price per copy, three cents Sister M. Hugolina entered the tion has endorsed the project to provide the college with Franciscan community Feb. 22, its first fieldhouse, and the graduates are preparing to VOL. X LV I. No. 12. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1950 DENVER, COLORADO 1922, at St Francis’ mother-house, conduct a nation-wide solicitation campaign both in their own EvAston, III. She first came to ranks and among friends of Regis. Denver in January, 1932, when Construction of the fieldhouse will get under way when suf­ she was stationed in the operating ficient funds are on hand. Father McCarthy does not expect, how­ room in S t Anthony’s until March ever, that the building will be completed in time for use in Sep­ o f 1933; then she became director tember, 1951. o f the school of nursing, a posi­ At an alumni meeting Nov, 6 Father McCarthy explained the Theatine Fathers Given tion she held until 1940. In that need of increased gymnasium facilities to keep pace with the ex­ year she entered Creighton uni­ panding enrollment and the. basketball squad which in the past versity, Omaha, for postgraduate three years has undertaken top-rank competition. The plans call study, following which she was sto- for a building more than 200 feet long and 100 feet wide. Two tioned at St. Elizabeth’s hospiAl, regulation floors side-by-side will provide simultaneous workout 4th Mexico City Parish Lincoln, Neb., for three years, and space for four teams. Space in the building will provide for at S t Joseph’s hospital, Omaha, eventual completion of bowling alleys, recreation rooms, a lounge fo r two and one-half years. She and store, and offices for student publications. has been director of the school of Letters being sent to alumni by Father McCarthy and Aldo Father Andrew Burguera nursing at S t Anthony’s hospital Notarianni, Denver attorney and alumni president, explain the since O ct 9, 1948. campaign. The alumni did not officially take part in the recent Sister M. Hugolina’s grandfa­ drive for funds to build the classroom building. All efforts 'will be Transferred From Denver ther, Dr. Edward Preuss, was a made, said Father McCarthy, so that there will be no solicitation The Theatine Fathers are expanding their work in Mex­ of those who contributed recently. The grymnasium now on the campus is too small to allow the ico City, where they have met with surprising success. The V basketball squad proper workouts. The floor is under the stan­ Rev. Andrew Burguera, C.R., formerly in charge of Our Christmas Seals dard size. A revived basketball program under the coaching of Lady of Guadalupe church, Denver, left for Mexico City I^rry 'Varnell produced a team in 1948 that captured the fla- Oct. 29, where he is assigned as assistant to the Rev. An­ GLORIA JAMES, 10, 2700 High street, a student in tional Catholic title and was runner-up in the NAIB toume^ thony Sagrera, C.R. This year’s plans call for competition with oustanding schools^ Father Sagrera is now building the privilege of offering three Campaign Seeks the fourth grade of Sacred Heart school, puts her bit in A number of the games will be double-headers with Denver uni­ a new church in the Gertrudis Masses on Sunday. The churches the Red Feather coin box in her room at the school to add to the versity in that school’s fieldhouse. The season opens Nov, 17 with are packed for every Mass. Denver area Community Chest fund. School children of Denver and Sanchez xcolonia of Mexico City the varsity playing the alumni in the gymnasium. dedicated to the Holy Family. The The Theatines will also erect a the tri-county area have their own division in the Chest drive, and The new fieldhouse will enable the team to play before sev­ church under the patronage of St. Real 'Holy Year' this Junior Community Chest group has consistently turned in excel­ edifice will be completed early in Parochial school children of eral thousand spectators. Movable bleachers are planned for 1961, and in the meantime an al­ Cajetan in the Colonia Linda Vista. lent reports. the sides of the playing floor. ■Though the two other churches are the archdiocese will try to tar has been installed in the un­ + + + + + _ The fieldhouse is the second part of an expansion program finished church and Mass is o f­ in poverty-stricken sections of the make the Holy Year of 1960 initiated by Father McCarthy. A classroom building being con­ fered there every Sunday to serve city, S t Cajetan’s will be in a fine a real “ holy year” by bringing structed now was the result of a campaign that netted more than the people. residential district A good plot of to pagan children the op ­ Msgr. Mulroy Describes $200,000. The Church of the Holy Family Round has been secured as a site portunity o f receiving Baptism. In 'order to facilitate the campaign, all Regis alumni have is a larger building than the for the church, and work will be­ Obey will do so by endeavoring to been requested to send their names and addresses to Reps, along Church of Our Lady of the Sacred gin as soon as the Holy Family make the annual Holy Childhood with the names and addresses of any Regis graduates with whom Heart, also erected by Father Sa- ehurch is completed. Christmas seal campaign the big- Perils of Chest Failure they may be familiar. greni, which was dedicated Feb. Fallier Burguera has beaa a*> ge/TTfer. .. Contracts Let for Superstructure 20, 1949. The Rev. Matthew Bar- signed te Meaiee City keeanse Rev. Andrew Burgnera, C.R. This year’s three-week caroiwign As the Register went to press, ness firm solicitations to put the Contracts for the erection of the superstructure of the new celo, C.R., is now in charge o f the e f still farther ez|>aasiea e f the will bepn Thursday, Nov. 16, and with only one day left in the 1950 big campaign within striking dis­ Regis college classroom building were let last week, following Church of Our Lady of the Sacred Theatines’ werk there. Anetker campaign, the Denver area Com­ very large sectioa of the city has continue until. Dec. 7 under the tance of the goaL but added'that the opening o f sealed bids in Father McCarthy’s office. In each Heart, wjhich is in the Tenoehtit- direction of John McGinn, Jr., munity Chest ^rive had raised a lan.cplqnia o f Mexico, City. (Ten- been offered ts> their care, hut a considerable number ofrfirm cam­ case the contract was awarded to the lowest bidder. Burse's Climb chairman, and other students of total of $1,222,265, or 71 per cent The Mead & Mount Construction company of Denver was ochtitlan is the ancient Aztec its locatien cannot yet he an­ St. Thomas’ seminary. The sem­ of the quota needed to operate 88 paigns will not be completed until name for Mexico City; “colonia” nounced because the candaical after Thursday night’s wind-up awarded the general contract for the building, which is now ex­ inarians also conduct a ‘ similar Red Feather agencies during the indicates a district of the city.) arrangements have aet hsen meeting. ' pected to be completed some time in July or August of next year. campaign in the Diocese of Pueblo. next year. The Contract for the heating and plumbing went to Mitchell Because of the tremendous num­ completed. Is S lo w ; J5I10 Tk* manual Holy Childhood "The situation will become seri­ All volunteer workers are invited & Trautman, Inc., another Denver firm; and a third Denver ber of Catholics to be served and There are, however, some 60,000 campaifB hat hecomo the ous by the middle of the winter if to attend the final report meeting firm, the Sturgeon Electric company, was awarded the contract the tragic shortage o f priests in persons (practically all Catholics) aioani of tho largott linglo con­ the Chest subscription is cut 30 Thursday evening at 6:30 in the for the electrical work. Mexico, each o f the Theatines has in the district A government hous­ tribution to foroign minion ac­ per cent,” said Monsignor John R. Lincoln room of the Shirley-Savoy ing project now under way -will Mark Attamed Mulroy, director of Catholic Chari­ hotel. Monsignor Mulroy will give tivity in tha archdiocasa. In tha bring an additional 2,000 families The Little FloWer burse 1949 effort, almost $15,000 was ties. "Denver has grown tremen­ the invocation. into the section. raisad by Catholic school pupils dously and welfare problems have Thrilled 1912 Fans With Diamond Feats No. 2 passed the $500 mark Two more residential districts BUILT CHUr CH through tha salt of Christmas grown accordingly. All the agen­ have hit 100 per cent of their quota, this week in its climb toward seals. cies have submitt^ carefully com­ both in the south and west section While in Denver, Father Burgue­ ra was in charge of the construc­ the $6,000 goal. Progress has The seal campaign is conducted puted budgets in which they have District leaders who made this fine Jesuit Provincial, Regis Grad, Is Visitor been extremely slow ■with this on a competitive basis with valu­ not asked for any more than is showing are Mrs. Walter J. Healy, tion o f the new Our Lady of Guad­ burse, but the lack of large gifts able prizes being gdven to the best absolutely necessary for frugal op­ Sr., 2351 S. Franklin; and Mrs The Very Rev. Daniel H> Con­ alupe church, 3601 Kalamath + may indicate that the project will Individual salesmen and to the eration. John K. Carter, 1736 S. Logan. way, S.J., Provincial o f the Mis­ + . “ F . + ' street which ranks w th the most beautiful churches in the city. be particularly valuable in the schools in the large and small di­ "These agencies provide very The Knights of Columbus-Catho­ souri province of the Society of Much of the Interior work was sight of God, since it represents visions which compile the best fundamental services,” he added; lic Charities battalion is shooting Jesus, paid his first official -visit Revisits Scenes of Youth done by the priest himself. Just genuine sacrifice on the part o f record. Prizes also go to the classes "Homeless children, the aged, and for a high mark in the downtown to Regis college, Denver, in the before leaving for his new assign­ those who can send only small with the best average sale and to the infirm must be profided for. division. This battalion is . led by past week and took part in the ment he directed the work of plac­ the sister whose pupils sell the There is no other way. The goal John J. Roche and Albert A. Riede, cornerstone laying on the campus sums. ing marble around the saYictuary most seals. should be subscribed 100. per cent.” and it traditionally finishes among Sunday, Nov. 6. ' In.^e past week the largest gift on the walls to a height' of four The hearty co-operation o f the An air of earnest determination the top units in the highly competi­ It was like a visit home for Fa­ was M $26, and two were of only sisters in the schools and the en­ pervaded the army of Chest volun­ tive downtown solicitation. and one-half feet $1.- Altogether the contributions ther Conway, who in the days be­ Father Burguera came to the thusiasm o f hundreds o f junior teers as they strove to raise the Harold F. Silver, general cam­ fore World war I had local sports totaled $37 and raised the burse’s U.S. from Spain 12 years ago salesmen have helped make the $500,000 that separated them from paign chairman of the four-county followers agog with his masterful fund to $521. The contributors A fter being stationed first at the work o f the Holy Childhood widely this year’s goal of $1,721,501. Denver Area Chest drive, urged pitching and hitting on the old were: Anonymous, Denver, $1; Theatine parish in Durango, he known. The attractive relig^ious Chest officials said they are volunteers to go “ all out” in spite Sacred Heart college team. "L” of Denver, $1; Lt. Joan Wiss- came to Denver in 1942. seals are seen on many cards and counting heavily on a last-minute of the snow to push the campaign Father Conway is a native of ing, $5; a Denver parishioner, $5; letters at Christmas. flurry of subscriptions from busi­ across the goal. Durango, Colo., and is the first The three priette now lU- and a San Diego bequest in Coloradoan to become Provincial tioned at St. Cajetan’e in Den­ memory o f Mrs. Marie Vande- of this province. He attended old ver, who have ckarga aUo of venter, $26. Sacred Heart college (now Regis) Our Lady of Victory ehapol, $500 to K. of C. Burs# Lbretto Nun's New Book Tells and received his A.B. degree in 1904 W. 12th‘ aTOBUo, and Our The Chancery office also an­ h ___ 1913. He then attended Creighton Lady o f Guadalupo church, aro nounced a payment o f $600 on the university law school for a year Fathar John Ordinal, C.R., pas­ burse being established by the before becoming a member o f the tor; Fathor Bartholomow Nadal, K. o f C. C.R.; and Fathor Staphon Ufaal, Society o f Jesus in 1915. Contributions may be sent di­ About Early Colorado Jesuits As a scholastic. Father Conwai C.R. rectly to the Most Rev. Urban J. taught at Campion high school. The Theatine Fathers have By Paul Hallett '■ Vehr at the Chancery office, 1636 Prairie du Chien, W b., and then charge also o f Holy Family parish. Logan street, Denver 5, Colo. A notable contribution to Colorado as well as New Mexico Catholic history is made went to St. Louis university where Fort Collhis, and Our Lady of by Sister M. Lilliana Owens, associate editor of Revista Catolica and former professor at for some years he was head of the Guadalupe church, Colorado athletic department. Springs, in the Archdiocese of Work Is Pfogressing Loretto Heights, in Jesuit Beginnings in New Mexico (El Paso, Revista Catolica, $1.50) He served for six years as rector Denver. In the Pneblo diocese they TP/IV*For the period she treats ^ 1 8 6 T * * “ * ' " - ■ ■ I ■■■ I I tine Sisters. This school was also o f Rockhurst college and it was are in charge of Sfcred Heart On New Parish Church 1882) the Jesuit histories o f the The second Jesuit parish school, under his leadership that the new a public s^ ool, and during its also staffed by Lorettines from parish, Durango; and parishes in two states are largely one, and gymnasium and classroom building first years one of the Jesuit Denver, was set up in Seven Antonito, Capulin, and Conejos. Jesuit history of that time is to no were erected there. In Colorodo Springs small degree Colorado Church his­ Fathers' was a member of the Dolors _ parish in ^January, 1875. “They serve many missions too. A His duties next took him to St. large new rdetory was completed tory. school board. The work done by The third Jesuit parish church was The foundation has been poured Marys, Kans., where for five years last year in St. Cajetan’s parish From Sister M. Lilliana’s schol­ the sisters o f this pioneer school Holy Trinity, 'Trinidad, opened for the church being erected in he was rector o f St. Mary’s col­ Denver. The Very Rev. Anthony arly monograph we learn that won the high praise o f Presi­ Nov. 19, .1876, by Father Carlos the new Parish o f the Divine Re­ lege, theology seminary for mem­ Barcelo, C.R., of Our Lady of the first permanent parish to dent Snyder of the Greeley Pinto, S.J. deemer in Colorado Springs, ac­ bers o f the Society o f Jesus. Guadalupe church, Colorado be directed oy Jesuits in Colorado State Normal school. cording to the pastor, the Rev. According to Sister Lilliana, the Before becoming Provincial, Fa­ Springs, is in charge o f the Amer was Our Lady of Guadalupe in Duane Theobald. The building, + + + first church to be consecrated in ther Conway was tertian master lean mission o f the Theatines. Conejos. It was the first perma­ the Diocese o f Denver was that at which ■will be used as a hall when and rector for two years at St. Jo­ the permanent church is erected nent parish to be established with­ Del Norte.- seph’s hall, Decatur, 111. some time in the future, is o f in the limits of Colorado. It was Old timeri Uarninf of Father From the researches of Sister 'Triumphant H m ' Film brick and cinderblock cons^uction. organized in 1858, before FVi- Lilliana we learn that Bishop CoBWay’i viiit here recalled a ther Machebeuf settled in Colo­ A parish drive is in progress for Machebeuf . originally .desired a 1-0 victory over the Unireriity To Be Shown on Nov/ 13 funds with which to carry on the ra d o and the first pastor was Jesuit college for Denver, and o f Colorado on the diamond back building program. a Father Montano, who built wrote in a letter of June-22, 1872, in 1912 in which Pitcher Dan “ Tha Triumphant Hour,” a a jaeal, or picket church. His that -an English company, which Conway ailowod but one hit. film based on tha Glorious Mys- A Women’s club has been successor. Father Vigil, began a owned 40,000 acres of land in the Strangely enough, the old ball AN OLD REGIS MAN— and an old baseball star— tarios of tho Rosary, will ho formed in the parish with some 40 better church two years later. Fa­ San Luis valley, had offered him diamond, scene o f Father Con­ had a chance to revisit the scenes of his youth last week shown Monday .avoniag, Nov. 13, members. Officers were elected ther Salvadore Persone, S.J., took ground for a college under Jesuit ways exploits, is now the site of at 8 p.m. in Oscar Malo hall, Nov. 2 as follows: President, Mrs. over Our Lady of Guadalupe par­ direction. But as the years ad­ Regis’ new building, .An improved when the Very Rev. Daniel H. Conway, SJ., Provincial o f the 1845 Logan. This presentation John Proctor; vice president, Mrs. ish on Dec. 9, 1871. Father Per­ vanced the pioneer Bishop saw a ball field has been leveled and Missouri province of the Society o f Jesus, made an official call sponsored by tha Dearer George Sery; secretary, Mrs. sone was the first Jesuit priest to wider field for a Jesuit college in built on thb site o f the old Reg;is Regis college, Denver. He is shown here speaking at the corner- Arehdioceeen ‘ ' Parish Sodality Sadie Thieler; and treasurer, Mrs. take up permanent work in Colo­ Las "Wogas, N. Mex. It was out of stadium. stone laying ceremony Sunday, Nov. 5. j* union. All are cordially invitod. Floyd Cimino. rado. , the Jesuit institution in Las Vegas, A fter Our Lady o f Guadalupe, whose first president was Father the next Jesuit parish was Seven Persone, that the present Regis Dolors, established in 1869 for the college grew. The Las Vegas col S t Philomena's School Finishes Playground Improvement Program Mexicans of the Cucharas and lege was closed on June 24, 1884, Huerfano rivers ^present - day and the professors and students Building and landscaping will be reinforced with steel sup­ other 16-foot court will be erected ordere^^d an intramural league this summer, were reseeded. The Pueblo). There was no priest be­ moved th what was the old Ever­ plans at St. Pkilomgna’s school, ports and cement foundations this in the kindergarten playground will be Started shortly. new lighting system is completely tween there and Denver, a dis­ green hotel in JJorrison, about 16 week. The basketball standards installed on telephone poles above Denvar, a r c schedulad to bo south o f the school building. Mesh wire fencing will be added tance o f 116 miles, until Father miles from Denver. In 1888, the are permanent fixtures of tubular to the northeast and southeast cor­ the playground. It is lighted on complatad this weak under tha A large, regulation 32-foot Carlos Pinto, S.J., took charge in college, then called Sacred Heart, steel construction. ners of the school yard to protect the evenings that meetings' are 1872. The third Jesuit parish was was moved to its present location direction o f the Rt. Rev. Mon­ Five volleyball nets will also be court will be erected in the north­ the basketball a n d voUeyball held at school. Sacred Heart, established in La Its name was changed to Regis in signor William M. Higgins, pas­ set in place this week and the east corner of the playground for courts. A six-foot wire fence was Fifty desks have been purchased Junta in 1878. Father Pascual Father Salvadore Persone, S.J., 1919. tor. Several projects are al­ courts painted on the asphalt play­ the upper grade boys, and a 20^ recently erected along the alley- for use in the second grade, and Tomassini, S J., was its first pastor. was the first Jesuit to work per After Seven Dolors, the next ready in operation. ground surface. Two 16-foot foot court will be placed in the way behind the school as a guard the athletic room is refurnished Tli* firzt Jetuit parUh school mencntly in Colorado and third church founded in Pueblo was that The two basketball courts with courts will be placed immediately southeast corner for the upper for the school property. for Uie storage o f equipment used was opanasi at Conejos in Sep- pastor o f its oldest parish. Our of S t Patrick’s, established in six official baskets, installed re­ north of the school building for grade girls. The grass banks along Fillmore by the school teams and on the teiiher, 1877,' by three Loret* Lady of Guadalupe in Conejos, 1882, and'staffed by^esuits, cently in the newly paved yard, the first and second grades. An­ Outdoor TolleyhallSii^aYe been street and 10th avenue, planted playground. ^ f I .5. i ' J PAGE TWO Office, 938 Idnneck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEy*tene4205 Thuridoy, Her. 9, 1950 In St. Phriomena's Parish Bring Your Family and Friends Ilurkey Party , , ^ . Community Chest “ The 615 17tk Straftt Destiny B«two«n Wtitoa Msgr. Kolka to Address Altar Workers Thanked Set Nov. 15 by (Si. Pbilomana’i Parish, Danvar) of The Altar and Rosary society TO will nieet on Monday, Nov. 13, at 2 Presentation m. in the home o f Mrs. John Girl Scouts Fly Up At Annunciation Modern Mohan, 1260 St. Paul. Mrs. Robert V fim d V k (Praoehtation Parioli, Danpar) E. Lee, Miss Margaret Mohan, and (Annanciation Pariili, Denver) Woman” A’ou) Serving a Tha Holy Nama oociatp vrill^ Miss Cecile Kempter will be co­ hold ito aiiBnal tnrkap p arfj hostesses. All the women of the Mrs. Eva Gick, president of the Altar and Rosary society, wishes In Hta Light of Papal Wadnaodar, Not. 15, in tha oarish are invited to attend and SPECIAL DINNER to thank the women who responded 95c Comat theater, W. Firot aranua jecome members. The Very Rev. Taaching to her call for help for Community 4:30 P-M. to 9 P.M. and Knox court, at 8 p.m. oharp. Monsignor Elmer J. Kolka will be Chest volunteers to stuff envelopes Choice of Appetieer Thirty tnrlcayo and many ethar the guest speaker. By W ILLIAM B. FAHERTY, with Christmas seals. They are fifto will ha faaturad. Admit* •ENTREES- A meeting of all room mothers Mrs. D. Keleher, Mrs. Weisner, S.J. ROAST LOIN OF CORN-FED PORK oion will ba 75 chntt. Bud Cron- was held in the school auditorium kay and Ed Ridar ara chairman. ji ^ & Mrs. Mumford^ Mrs. Caskins, Mrs. DrNtinr. AppU S »c«, VtpeUklt sn4 PaUUu Monday, Nov. 6. Plans for the next Atsenbach, and Mrs. Gick. A diicuMion of th« lUtiu of woman Next Sunday the Holy Name so­ PTA meeting and the coming dance tnd th* tooiolocietl Impllctflont of tha INDIVIDUALLY BAKED CHICKEN PIE II , * T > Sewing is being done each Fri­ ciety will receive Communion in a were discussed. The dance will be fcmlnlat movement. Father Fahertr'a Choice BiUk-Pcil Chickon in Rich, Nttirol Gno^. day in the sacristy of the church, with Froth Gordon VofoUbleo body in the 8 o’clock Mass. a turkey trot to be held on Wednes­ analyiit of the auhjeet U thoroush, starting at 10 o’clock. Anyone CHOPPED ROUND STEAK Material for uniforms has ar­ day, Nov. 22. Roxi DeCarlo’s or­ definitive and competent He explain! In wishing to help may come or call with Froth Mothroom Sipco, Choico of Vopolohito with Htohtd PoUtooo< rived and Mrs. Poirer will be at chestra will a ^ in furnish the full the poeition of the Chnreh hr tha president at CH. 1066. FRIED HALIBUT (Breaded) the school after Rosary services music. The special prize will be a xivinc; lin t the hUtorleal backrronnd Tomtlo Soueo. Choico of VofoUblo tnd Moihod or ProMh F rM PototooO Thursday, Nov. 9, foF those wish­ turkey. Returns to Home of thoee problem! iriiinr in tht Ilf! of BAKED VIRGINIA HAM ing to pick up their material. All sponsors of Block Rosaries women as a reaolt of the Induttrlaliaa- with Oronoo Sonco. VorcUhlo ond Mothed or Swoot Potalooo The circle’s card party will be are asked to call Mrs. George I In Alaska tion of modem loclety: aeoondlr, the held Thursday, Nov. 9, at 12:30 Schwartz, EA. 0184, and give her tniwerp tiven hr the radical and the FRENCH FRIED GULF SHRIMP Mrs. H. M. Sidner, sister of the TtrUr Sonet ond Pototooo o’clock in Presentation hall. All the names of the members. moderate Fcmlnlita U thcae problem!; late William Robinson, returned friends are invited to attend. Harry Zook, president o f the thirdly, the opinion of the popei elnee FRIED FRESH EASTERN SCALLOPS to her home in Seward, -Alaska, TorUr Sonco ond Fronch Friod Pototooo Mrs. Frank Kissell and Mrs. Men’s club, has requested all club Leo X n i on the problem; ind flnllly, after spending two weeks with Frank Knafelc will have charge of members and Interested parties the total teachlni of the Church on ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF Mrs. Lillie Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. with Frooh Mnohroom Sonco, Moihod Pototooo ond Strinr Boom cleaning the church during No­ who have tickets for the annual woman*! role in modem life, as let Choice of Salad, Deuert and Beverage leil/i Meah vember. football excursion to give them Don Warner of Kerwin, Kans., forth by our precent Holy Father. “ Iti . — PriTOto Dining Room for Portico—Phono CH. Sill - The PTA will hold its annual to Dr. James E.. (lummings, were also house guests in the Rob­ rich content will inapire many women UoOtSEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN MUSIC; ticket chairman, or to himself be­ Christmas sale o f gifts on Friday inson home over the week end. to fulfill mdVt xenerouily and de­ evening, Dec. 1, in the parish hall. fore this Friday evening, Nov. 10 votedly their lofty vocation of phyalcal The five-week pinochle tourna­ They will feature gifts of every The reservation will be announced or ipiritual motherhood." description suitable for Christmas, in the intermission at the Pa­ GIRL SCOUT TROOP 156 of St. Philomena's parish ment ended Monday, with high especially handmade articles. rochial league football games this 206 pages $3,00 held a fly-up ceremony Nov. 6 in the school hall. Receiv­ score won by Mrs. Ollie Dough­ New parishioners are requested Sunday, Nov. 12. erty; and second high, Mrs. Frank to register immediately as the new The ticket committee will make ing pins were, left to right, Corrine C de Baca, Dona Lee Struck, files are now being made up. report of the success of the P a t r i^ Bennett, Margaret Nelan, Nancy Layden, Mary Settle, and Pankoski. Homemade candy do­ JAMES CLARKE The children’s drive for the project at the mqgting Nov. 30. Mary^Margaret McCabe. In the back row are Mrs. -L. L, Bennett, nated by Miss Margaret Genty building fund will end this Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zethoefer leader; the Rev. James O'Grady., and Mrs. P. J. McCabe, leader. was won by Mrs. Alice Genty, CHURCH GOODS Nov. 10. of 1171 Vine street announce the Other prizes were won by Mrs. birth o f a boy, Paul Louis, on married before Monsignor Higgins Jack Freudenstein, son o f Mr. 1633 Tremont TAbor37S» Rosanna Hebert, Mrs. D. Keleher, Oct. 30 in St. Joseph’s hospital. on Nov. 6. The Very Rev. Mon- and Mrs. C. A. Freudenstein; Leo Denver 2, Celo. Parishioners who are patients signor Walter Ctnavan, rector of McLellan, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. and Mrs. Mae Ryan. Chest X-Ray Unit in St Joseph’s hospital include the Cathedral, was present in the J. McLellan; and Jack Riordan, Miss Stella Rummelhart, Miss sanctuary. son o f Mr. and Mr.s. William Ri­ Edith G. Kiene, John L. Rice, Warrfen Reed and Jackie Low- ordan, left Nov. 7 for San Diego, To Be Stationed Charlene Ley, Mrs. Virginia Roe, rey were the best man and maid Calif., to join the navy. You Are Coridially Joseph M. Geier, and George o f honor. Mrs. John Haenen of Los An Turner. Michael George Pugh, son of Invited At St. Elizabeth's Mrs. Pauline O’Connor and Ed geles, Calif., who has been a guest Mr. and Mrs. Granville G. Pugh of the James Konings, left for her 00 ward P, McFadden are patients of 1143 Josephine street, was bap­ (St. Eliiabcth’i Parish, Denver) at Mercy hospital. Miss Virginia home Nov. 6. tized Nov. 5 by the Rev. James F. On Nov. 16, 17, 18, and 20, the Sheeran is a patient at St An­ Mrs. Wilfred Boudreau of Brew­ O’Grady, S.S.C. J. W. Hovorka Meet the Author x-ray unit will be in front of the thony’s hospital. ster, Kans., visited her sister, Mrs.' and Ann E. Hovorka were god school at 1160 11th street during Troop 166 of the Girl Scouts Cy Buttell, Nov. 1 and 2. parents. Grandparents are Dr. and of the hours of 10:30 to 1, 2 to 6, and held a fly-up candlelight cere­ Mrs. Joseph Cook is sponsoring .. . o Mrs. J. W. Hovorka. Michael was New and Beautiful and Spacious 6:30 to 8:30. There will be four mony Nov. 6 in the school audi­ a new sewing club, named in honor born Oct. 17 in St. Joseph’s hos­ hostesses each day. Mrs. EvangC' torium, The following girls re­ o f St. Anthony. i< the just-completed "Chapel of Our Lady" at pital. “JhsL (DsLdJtinjf, lYlbdsuufc OJornan." line Augustine is contacting the ceived pins: Corrine C de Baca, Mrs. T. E. Carey entertained the McConaty's BOULEVARD. Combined with the men of the parish to assist in the. Donna Lee Struck, Patricia Ben­ Cub Scout pack 124 will attend Mother Cabrini bridge club Nov. 3 evening hours. Eighteen women nett, Margaret Nelan, Nancy Lay- the KLZ funny paper show Sun­ renewed "Chapel of the Apostles" more than in her home, 3328 E. 13th avenue. Rev. William B. Foherty, S.J. have volunteered to canvass the den, Mary Settle, and Mary Mar­ day, Nov. 12, and then attend Uie Mr.s. T. E. Ryan won high score. seven hundred persons can now be seated for neighborhood. William Augustine garet McCabe. Mrs. L, L. Bennett 9 o’clock Mass in a body. The new Brownie ^roop will ot the and Jack Augustine will assist Mrs and Mrs. B. J, McCabe are leaders. The Marymount club, which the larger funerals. have its first meeting Thursday, Augustine Friday, Nov. 17, during Plans for a Boy Scout troop represents the Denver chapter of Nov. 9, in the school hall. Mmes. the evening hours. were completed at a meeting in Marymount college alumni, Salina, Dunn, McManus, and Tice are the 'Jos. Clarke Church Goods House The PTA meeting will be held the school of the nucleus of the new Kans., is sponsoring a benefit card leaders. 1633 Tremont Place troop. Pete Van Woenzel organized party in the school auditorium, Thursday, Nov. 9, at 8 o’clock. All Mr. and Mrs. Cy Buttell will be the first meeting. Monday evening, Nov. 13, at 8 the parents are asked to bring non hosts to St. James’ evening bridge on Francis S. Bonomo, son o f Mr. o’clock. Tickets are 50 CMits, and perishable pantry gifts for the sis­ club at the Aviation dub for 5 ters’ annual pantry shower. Mon and Mrs. Joseph Bononfo of all are invited to attend. Reserva­ Blessed Sacrament parish, and tions may be made by calling Mrs. o’clock dinner Sunday, Nov. 12. signor Elmer Kolka will be the New members are Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday, November Fourteenth guest speaker. Miss Marjie I^ee Devine, daughter Cleo James, EA. 7469, or Mrs. o f Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Devine of Mack Switzer, EA. 3733. William Hilbert. Three o'Clock to Five o'Clock b o u l e v a r d The Junior Legion of Mary is in Mrs. Fair’s club will meet Thurs­ ’“‘ 1370 Monroe street, were married The Capitol Hill scout handi­ need of business. The members day, Nov, 9, in the home o f Mrs. and Nov. 4 in St. Philomena’s church craft class was held Wednesday, wish to announce that their serv C. A. Freudenstein, 1263 York. ices as baby sitters will be offered before the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Nov. 8, in St. Philomena’s school Eight o'clock I H o n t u w it ^ (free of charge) during the 11 and William Higgins. The Rt. Rev, auditorium. St. Theresa’s club will meet 12:15 Masses every Sunday. Monsignor Harold V. Campbell, The Frolickers will have a dance Wednesday, Nov. 15, at the Swiss pastor of Blessed Sacrament par­ Chalet for 1 o’clock luncheon. The Holy Name society will re­ in the school auditorium Friday, SfEER AT FEDERALGRAND 1626 ish, was in the sanctuary, Nov. 17. ‘ . ■ ■ Cards will fellow at the home of ceive Communion in the 8 o’clock Mrs. T. A. Duggan, 901 Milwau­ Mass Sunday, Nov. 12. The mem Donald E. Peel and Carol Harry Zook, Jr., stationed at kee. bers are urged to kneel in a group Jeanne Koarfer were the be.st man Fort Riley, Kans., spent the week in the front pews. Their monthly and maid o f honor. end of Oct. 28 with his brothers. St Ro-se of Lima’s club Avill meet meeting will be held in the school George David Lilgestrom, son of Jack and Fred, who are attending Thursday, Nov. 9, in the home of for the Clergy hall at 8 o’clock Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lilge­ St. Benedict’s college, Atchison. Mrs. J, L.»Brubaker, 1585 Glen­ Nov. 13. strom of 3924 E. Seventh avenue, Mrs. J. P. McConaty is enter­ coe. and Miss Mary Verna Hale, daugh­ taining her daughter, Mrs. Wade The Altar and Rosary society is j o H n s o n ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. White, and three daughters, from sponsoring a bake sale Sunday S T O R A G E It moumc CO. Free Concert Is Flannel Hale of 643 Clayton street, were Winters, Tex. * morning, Nov. 12, after each Mas.s. for all-weather duty! By Junior Police Bands M .O C A £ dk M.OIVC D i% r A ie i€ E Conducted by-Holy Nome Unit, Ushers On Saturday night, Nov. 11 MOVIIVO starting at 8 o’clock in Denver’ City auditorium, all five of Den­ Turkey Party NoVe 15 at St. Dominic's ver’s Junior Police bands will give thf Sofety of Your Goods their sixth annual free concert. (St. Dominic'i Pariah, Danvar) and Benediction wa.« given. Mrs. Mary Button, Arthur Cross, Bart Students from most of Denver’s Tha annual turkay partj will J. H. Fraher and her committee Finn, J. M. Harrington, John Law Use Johnson Service on Every Move parochial schools are represented he held Wednaaday evening, served a luncheon in the church lor, Mary Magnor, John Storm, in this famous organization which Nov, IS, in the church audi­ auditorium. Mrs. Ted Day, presi­ and Margaret Schwarz. Several! AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN LINES, INC now has a menibership o f 225 torium af ^ o’clock. Thia party, dent, conducted the meeting and new members were received Into MbVINQ w ir a CARE KVEKTWHElir' boys— all of whom are learning to conducted hy tha Holy Nama announced (the nomination com­ the society. STORAGE - PACKING - SHIPPING play some mu.sical instrument. aociaty and tha Uahera’ club, ia mittee to present an officers’ slate The PTA council will meet in one o f tha moat popular on tha to be elected at the December the church auditorium Friday, Phone PE 2433 Denver 221 Broadway aacial calendar of tha pariah. meeting. The nominating commit­ Nov. 10, at 1:30 p.m. to arrange The Denver Catholic Laat yaad more than 1,000 tee consists o f Mrs, Ward A ht for the regular meeting Friday. I guaata attendad tha party. thony, chairman; Mrs. Frank L. Nov. 17, at 1:30. The council con­ Register The admission charge is 50 Stone, Mrs. A. F. Zarlengo, Mrs. sists o f the officers, room mothers, cents, not as previously an­ Bernard Pilz, and the spiritual di­ and chairmen of the committees. Morgan, Published Weeklj* by the nounced. There will be many prizes rector, the Rev. Leo C. Gainor, At the regular meeting on Fri­ Catholic Press Society, Inc- and a Bvlova watch and a Sun­ 0. P. Following the business meet­ day, Nov. 17, the sisters will be 938 Bannock Street, Denver, beam treasure chest will be dis­ ing the eighth grade Girl Scouts honored with a tea. l^he annual Leibman Colo. played. This chest is composed of gave a series o f songs, Mrs. Clyde Thanksgiving pantry shower lor Subscription: |1.60 Per Year six silver-plated electrical units, Marchese and Mrs. Mary Lamb, the sisters will be held, and an­ sold vin combination vrith the including a Mixmaster, waffle scout leaders, trained the girls. nouncement will be made regard­ and Hickey Register, National Edition, in iron, coffee percolator, pop-up Mrs. J. M. Harrington, 3555 Fed­ ing the membership drive, which ■ Caa end Electric Bldg. Archdiocese of Denver. double toaster, egg poacher, and eral boulevard, past president, was will be completed by that time. Entered as Second Class pressing iron. This chest and its given the layer cake baked by Mrs. Monday, Nov. 13, tha pariah Matter at the Post Office, contents will be on display in the William J. Reed, Jr. The follow­ will honor St, Thomaa Aquinaa, patron of all Catholic achoola, Denver, Colo. church vestibule Sunday, Nov, 12. ing were awarded prizes: Mmes. In preparation for this event with a High Maaa at 8 o’clock, the public address system has been and on Wednaaday, Nov. 18, tha improved by the addition of two Feaat of St. Albert tha Great loudspeakers and additional elec­ will alao ha noted with a High <50° TRADE-IN Dr. G. J. tric lights have been installed. The Mother of God Maaa at tha aame hour. evening’s program will be in the Friday evening, Nov. 10, from Schaeuble charge of experienced / operators 7:30 to 8:30 the regular Holy Hour Use Your Old Battery os from the< parish. Society to Hold will be observed, with the Riv, J. Optometrist Forty turkeys will be on the S. Bernier, O.P., leading the pray­ sta^e that night ready lor the ers and with the Rev. J. P. Houli­ Down foyment on a New Powerful Specialist guests to carry home for Thanks­ han, O.P., delivering the sermon. giving. Arrangements ate in the Meeting Nov. 9 The usual novena prayers will bo For Visual charge o f Charles O’ Orady and said and veneration o f the relic (Mother of Cod Pariah, Denver) Thermo - Electro Eye Care Joseph Bretz, presidents of the o f St. Dominic will take place. Con­ Holy Name unit and the Ushers’ The Altap^nd Rosary society fessions will be heard after the 638 Empire Bldg. KE. 5840 club. ALLIGATOR will mset Thursday afternoon, Holy Hour. The Holy Nama aociaty and REED Nov. at 1:15 in the church. SL Albert’s circle will meet Uahara' club wilt bold a moating Order Now for Chrittmaa After recitation' of the Rosary, a Thursday, Nov. 9, in the home of Tburaday avoning, Nov. 9, at t business meeting will be held in Mrs. Thomas Mahon, 3060 W. 35th ALL-WOOL GABARDINES o’clock in tha ebuheb audilorinm BAHERY in the basement. The meeting is avenue, at 1 o’clock for luncheon DOLLS and TOYS Tha two group! will reeaiva scheduled 16 minutes earlier, Mrs. and cards. That outlasts ony Vae Oir Liy Away , Communion in tko 7:30 Meat Irene Etheridge of St. Joseph’s Sunday, Nor. 12. parish will speak on her hobby. The Neighborhood club of adult Battery on the Read!/ A.B.C. DoU Hf»spital The Rosary Altar society held Refreshments will be served and a Girl Scouts met Monday, Nov. 6, $4275 Water 3 times a yeor its-monthly meeting Tuesday. Nov. social hour will follow. in the home o f Mrs. Edward Reichardt, 3461 W. 29th avenue, 1515 Arapahoe, Denver MA. 7617 7. The Kosaiy was said in chOrch Plana ware compUtad at the Thirty members were present, rep­ 36 Months' meeting o f tha Men'a club Mon­ lutton-in Lining . . - . . - $ 9 . 5 0 more resenting the six troops in the Guarantee day evaning for a turkey party ia to be held Nov. 17. Mem­ parish. Reports were given on the recent breakfast ber! o f the club will aell ticket! High quality-—low price— and resist­ Recharging - Rental Batteries - Service outaide the church Sunday Mrs. Herbert Strelesky, North s morning. Aftar tha matting re- Denver member of the Gir) Scout ant to rain, snow and sleet. What more A Feta Dollar* a Week Pays the Balance freahmentk were aerved -and board of directors, gave her report coiiW you ask for in a Topcoat for football moviei weya ahown. on the meeting of the archdiocesan —^E^RAL IIRES— The Rev. John Regan baptized committee for Catholic Girl Scouts changeable Colorado climate. In Block the following infanta Nov. 6: Fran­ held last week in connection with for the Clergy— in ,Tons and Greys for [ f in * cis Tucker Morrissey, son of Mr. the rerional conference. Miss Vir­ Joe Kavanaugh, Inc. and Mrs. John J. Morrissey, Jr., ginia Bailey from scout headquar­ the laymen. with T. J, McMahon and Mrs. ters attended the meeting. 28 Year* Same Location Officers were elected for the Thomas Morrissey as sponsors; * SpMial 10% Ditcouat t* tha Clargy Locally Oiened and Operated a u i i a U b " * Linda Kay Nickless, daughter of coming year. Mrs. Hclyn Hamill was re-elected chairman; Mrs. 7th at Lincoln TA. 1261 fgiaUft* ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Nickless ! 3 . 0 0 » « V * ' of 546 Washington street, with Margaret Volk, vice chairman; John Goggin and Patricia Kreller Mrs. Mary Lamb, treasurer; Mrs. as sponsors; and Glenda Whitney Alice Marchese, publicity; Mrs. ENJOY YOUR OWN HOME Ater, daughter of Mr. and Mra Mary Konrade, organizer*^ Mrs. Eugene Ater of 721 Logan street, Mary Reed, telephone chairman; GEORGE HARRIS wi^ Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bowler Mrs. Hazel McCune, Juliet Lowe General Contractor chairman; and Mrs. Betty Stre­ G W S U b as sponsors. BUILDER OF BETTER HOMES S n U U M IlK Mr. and Mrs. Phil Pacheco spent lesky, games consultant. Following AT LOWES COST aoitci F. ROCK. RmaUaaf the week end in Chicago, where the election of officers refreab- JhSLW w fliu SiDhSi- 3140 ELIOT CL. 101S SmacuKiwhSfclt Mr. Pacheco attended a battery ments were served and a social 1 mannfaeturers’ convention. hour was ^joyed. Thurtdoy, Nov. 9, 1950 Offko, 938 Bi ;k Sfroot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE I Pilgrim’s-Eye Views of Continent Cornerstone Laid at Regis lAonsignor Cavanagh Describes Tumult Workshop Planned Of Rome, Bomb-Made Ruins of England For School Lunch ^ (Irt fki.t week's National edition qf the REGISTER, a report on- the formal T^oclama- tion of the dogma of the Assumption was given by Monsignor John Cavanagh, managing director of the R e g ist e r . Further details of Monsignor’s trip are given here, as he de­ scribes some of his impressiops of Rome, London, and Scotland.) Directors of State Today (Thursday, Nov. 2), thV feet of the Vicar of Christ and Scotland Yard, No. 10 Downing crowds of pilffrima are endless, Personnel from the Dallas office of the Federal lunch even after the crowd o f more than getting his blessing was all the re­ street, St. Paul’s Cathedral, 700,000 who attended the Assump­ ward I wanted, and I was one of Westminster Cathedral, St. James’ program will hold a one-day workshop for all parochial and tion ceremonies yesterday. At St. the few who could find space to Castle and park, and the other private schools of the 'Archdippese of Denver and the Dio­ Peter's this morning at any hour kneel. historic places gave me a chal­ lenging review of history and a cese of Pueblo. there must have been 20 or 30 Londoners Must Hove It is hoped that all parochial ' thousand persons. Pil(?rims in pic­ terriiiic respect for the nation 'Nerves of Steel' that took the horrendous blows school lunch supervisors, together turesque clothes, soldiers. Bishops, with one or two lunch program clergy— everyone seems to be here And now a few highlights on our of war and still stuck it out. To­ visit to the British Isles. No guide day the city looks much like a Twenty to Join workers or their representatives, from around the world. book does London justice, but the thousand Lincoln park projects, will come to the meeting planned When a sufficiently large impression o f the tourist w a s and still housing is miserably in­ by the Texas office. The workshop .crowd assembles in the piaxza, chiefly one of bewilderment. How adequate. will be held at the St. Francis de the people start cheering and Stratton K. of C. Sales lunchroom, St. Francis de could some 150 churefhes have been The viiit to Scotland wa« Sales’ high school, 235 S. Sher singing until the Holy Father destroyed in the war? '.Not one memorable. I landed in Edin­ man, Denver, on Saturday, Nov. 18. comes to his window on the bomb fell on one o f the four great burgh on a Sunday morning at THE CORNERSTONE of the new $250,- Daniel H. Conway, S.J., Provincial of the Missouri fourth floor of the palace over- bridges of the city. After seeing 6 o’clock and offered Mat* in Council Nov. 12 The program of the day’s pro­ 000 Regis college classroom building, Den­ province of the Society of Jesus; Chancellor Albert ] looking‘ the square. Smilingly he ceedings follows; the wounded capital it was easy to the Jesuit Church of the Sacred Stratton.— (St Charles’ Parish) ver, was laid in an impressive ceremony Sunday C .^ co b s of the University of Denver, and the Very gives his blessing and the shout­ see why or how 300,000 people Heart. The patter said: "You — Plans have been made for a K. 8:15 a.m., registratidR, Mrs. Ei ing is terrific. Everyone in afternoii, Nov. 5. Shown above are the Most Rev. Rev.'JRaphael C. McCarthy, S.J., president of Regis were killed in the Nasi raids. It is can start Matt on a tide altar, of C. initiation Sunday afternoon, leen M. Behan, director, St. Fran­ Rome seems to know his win­ Bernard J. Sullivan, S.J., Titular Bishop of Hali­ college. The stone bears the inscription, “ A.M.D.G.- a horror and a disaster that is in­ but not until the priest saying Noy. 12. There will be approxi­ cis de Sales’ school lunch; review dow, and without being told carnassus, who blessed the stone; the Very Rev. 1950.” \ credible to anyone visiting the Matt hat finished preaching. mately 20 new members joining of exhibits. they spontaneously gather be­ city years after the raids. The You might finish before him and the K. of C. Following the initia­ 8:40 a.m., Welcome, the Rev. Ed­ + + + , + + ^ + + ' neath it to set up a din and re­ nerves of the people must have half of the congregation would ward A. Leyden, superintendent o f ceive his blessing. tion there will be a banquet at the been made of steel not to have skip out before the collection.” Stratton 'Legion hall for the schools. Last night the city was illumi­ surrendered. what it it they tay about the knights and their guests. Festivi­ 8:55 a.m. Free time. Denver U. Chancellor Calls for Religion nated. There werfe oil pots burning The monuments were duly vis. Scotch? ties will close with a dance at the 9:10 a.m., group 1, report to around the Castel Sant’ Angelo, ited. I was, o f course, interested In Edinburgh the dominant and academy hall. school lunchroom to prepare type the Basilicas were lighted inside in Fleet street, and managed to picturesque landmark is the castle. During the past week, men of A lunch with Mrs. Emma Nance, and out, and the dome of St. stay out of Bow street— the pub­ It is scarcely distinguishable from the parish have laid a cement area home economist, Dallas, Tex.; In Education at Regis Cornerstone Rite Peter’s stood out in beautiful re­ lishing and jail headquarters, re­ walk from the new church to the and Mrs. Woodrow Whatley, state lief. In the windows of the hotels the rock on which it stands. I spectively. The paper rationing school. The project took three home economist; group II, remain The world’* great need for nation today for a basis of reli­ “ We believe in God and in the and stores and homes vigil lights think it would be difficult to find has reduced the papers to skele days to complete hnd 107 sacks in auditorium. religion in the education of it* gion in education,” ' Chancellor personal dignity of man; flickered. And the millions of peo­ a more beautiful city. There are tons. It would -be ridiculous to youth and the heartening work '.Jacobs said. “ The mounting prob­ ple everywhere. These crowds are gardens and .squares and lovely o f cement were used. 9:10 a.m., “ The School Lunch “ We believe that man has nat­ make any comparison with our Members o f the Altar and Ros­ of the Jeiuit* to tupply that lems of our times, with the danger something I will never forget streets everywhere. From the emi­ Program,” (Jene E. Wood, Dallas, ural rights that come from God | press, and I pray that we never ary society met Nov. 2. The meet­ need in their far-flung educa­ of Communism from without and Rome is a city of 2,000,000 resi­ nence of the castle looking down Tex., U.S. department of agricul­ and not from the State, as opposed have to face the cruel realities en­ tional tyitem were the central statism from within, demand the dents and 1,000,000 more were here on opulent Prince sto e t and be­ ing was opened with Rosary in ture. to the totalitarian philosophy that | dured by the press in England. yond, you get a startling view of church. A business meeting was 10 a.m. Free time. theme* in the addi1pt< of Chan­ moral viewpoint that only Chris­ the total man belongs to the State; as pilgrims and visitors. cellor Albert C. Jacob* of the tianity can give. It is heartening to We saw the changing of the the city’s grandeur, the' “new held at the academy hall. Plans 10:30 a.m., “ USDA Commodi­ “ We believe in the sanctity o f | It seems to me that the most Univenity of Denver at the realfS;e that Jesuit education has guard at Buckingham palace. ’The town,” and its incredible Grass- were made for a special guest ties,” Charles F. Benton, director, marriage and o f the home; popular priests in Rome are Fa­ ceremoniet held at Regit col­ considered the liberal arts college ceremony took better than two market, the slums or “ old town” day to be held Jan. 17. It was an­ community distribution, Denver. “ We believe that both labor and I thers Harley Schmitt and George lege Sunday, Nov. 5, when the as the very heart of its entire sys­ hours including a parade that was on the other side. nounced that the Sewing circle 11:45 a.m. Question period. capital have not only rights but | Evans from Denver. Father cornerttone wat laid for the tem and that Christian principles short but spectacftlar and eminent­ At the entrance to Grassmarket would be resumed and that the 12 Noon, Lunch in the school obligations; ' Schmitt handles the Italian lan­ new $250,000 clattroom build- are given the important place ly colorful— including bagpipe stands the magnificent Palace of meeting would be held twice lunch-room. “ We are vigorously opposed to | guage like a native and is forevft- in g ^ among all other courses offered. players in brilliant array and play­ Holyroodhouse. You can see the month on alternate Wednesdays. 12:30 p.m., Discussion of meal all forms o f racism; escorting someone from the States Several hundred Regis gradu­ “ I view with alarm the increas­ ing the pipes as I never knew they Firth of Forth and the world-fa­ After many months of prep­ prepared and served, Mrs. Nance. “ We believe that liberty is a around the city. I have had dinner ates and friends thronged the vi­ ing tendency of many people to could be played. mous bridge that spans the Firth. aration the landscaping gf the 1 p.m., Food surveys, Mrs. What­ with him once and have seen him cinity o f the new classroom site sacred thing but that law, which 1 W eitminiter Abbejr was a dis- There is also Arthur’s seat, a Stratton Catholic cemetery it ley. allow the government to expand a few times in his mad rush here to witness the ceremony, symbolic regulates liberty, is a sacred oh- | appoinlment. It bas neithsr tbe mountain rising more than 800 feet being effected. Henry Pelle and and to overflow into many walks ligation; and there. Father Evans is an I 1:15 p.m.. W ays to wash dishes of the growth of Regis in keeping of life— even into the field o f edu adopted Roman and in love withj architecture nor the impressive­ within the city. And then there is Bill Eblert made a 900-mile “We believe, briefly, in the I the “ Royal Mile”— a mile from round-trip journey to Nebraska (local-sanitatian). with the progressive trend cation. It is up to those of us who ■ the city. He has been here only ness I had expected. It is truly 1 :4$ p.m., question period. • teachings of Christ, and we there­ the castle to Holyroodhoule palace. to bring 57 juniper trees, which throughout the entire Rocky are connected with private schools a few weeks for study, and is historic, once being a Benedic­ 2 p.m., “ The Type A School fore hold that morality must reg­ were planted on the south tide Mountain area. so to carry on that the public and already giving impudence to the tine abbey, and now being a The.University of Edinburgh is Lunch,” Mrs. Nance. ulate the personal, family, eco-1 of the cemetery. Work on the * The ceremony opened with the the community we serve will never taxi drivers in their own language. badly lighted mausoleum under too famous to need comment, but nomic, political, and international new 219-foot well was com­ 2 ;4 5 ‘ p.m., Question period. blessing of the cornerstone by the for a moment tolerate the curtail­ the control of the Church of it may be worthy of note that the life of men if civilization is to en­ I have met quite a number of! pleted by A. V. Harding. A $300 3 p.m.. Group (the representa­ Most Rev. Bernard J. Sullivan, ment of the activities of our England. You get accustomed only statue of an American is of dure.” people here from the States. Fa­ double - cylinder electric water tives from each school who plan S.J., Titular Bishop of Halicar­ schools.” to the guide reminding the tour­ Lincoln, erected in a cemetery fol­ The Very Rev. Daniel H. Con­ ther Don Hughes of Tucson, a pump WB* installed by the parish menus); “ Planning School Lunch nassus and now a member of the The Very Rev. Raphael C. classmate of mine from St. ists that this or that formerly lowing Wonid war I. way, S.J., Provincial o f the Mis- cemetery committee composed Menus,” Mrs. Nance, Mrs. What­ R.egis faculty. Bishop Sullivan, McCarthy, S.J., president of Thomas’ seminary, 1 met on the was a Catholic institution, until Signs gosted here and there can solrri province of the Society o f ] of J. C. Klieten, Charles Dvorak, ley. himself a Regis student in the Regit, .poke briefly before offi­ ship and have seen several times Henry VIII changed his morals. startle and amuse. On a rubbish Jack Luebbert, and Al Kitten. 3 p.m., Group (nof- directly re­ early days of the century and later ciating at the cornerttone cere­ Jesus, spoke briefly §t the close in Rome. He looks like a typical T h e guide reminded us that box instead of “ trash” you find: of the ceremony and, pointing to One hundred fifty “ Eucharistic sponsible for m enus); “ Food Care a scholastic who taught at Regis, mony, He ttretted the credo of .•‘monk walking down the streets Henry VIII had six wives, divorced “ In your hands rests the cleanli­ Hour” booklets have been pur­ and Storage,” Gene Good. had spent 17 years m India, where Regit college which, he stated, the cross surmounting the Admini- ‘ with a beret and his cassock. The three of them, and beheaded two ness of the city.” Others are: he was Bislfop of Patna, before re­ “ refutes to subscribe to the istration building, reminded his au­ modern touch is his camera. of them. Yet, said the guide; “ He “Keep Left;” “ F i s h m o n g e r;” chased for the convenience o f the 3:40'p.m ., Report of food waste turning to Regis in 1945 doctrine that academic freedom dience that the Cross o f Christ was was a Roman Catholic until his “ Board and Residence:” “ Queue people to be used at the monthly survey, Mrs. Whatley. Archbishop Edwin Byrne from Here;” “Lease for Disposal;” Holy Hour. With these pamphlets Chancellor Jacobs pointed out may be used at a pretext to still the most important item in | Santa., Fe was most gracious when trouble began with Catherine 3:45 p.m.. Evaluation of work­ their lives. “ Commit No Nui.sance” (No Signs the parishioners have been able to the long tradition of co-operation teach tyttemt which will destroy I met him in St. Peter’s. Father From then on he was not a Roman shop, Mrs. Behan. Music was furnished by the All- Posted); and “ Cemetery for Sol join in congregational prayers and in community service between all ofreedom.” Michael Maher from Denver turns Catholic, just a Catholic. He died .3:55 p.m.. Remarks, the Rev. E. Parochial Student band under the I diers’ Dogs.” singing. Regis and the University of Dan- “ We at Regis," Father Mo­ up in the most unexpected places. a Catholic!” A. Leyden. ver and expressed the hope of his Carthy said, “ proudly boast that direction of Dwight McCready, I presume he got into the Basilica My visit to Hyde Park was some This program has been made in institution for t h e continued we have always taught^ and will with a concert before the actual for the proclamation, but I do not thing. Everyone who has one co-operation with the. United growth and prosperity of Regis. continue to teach the following ceremony and the rendition o f the know. brings his own soap box and tries States Department of Agriculture, I CROP Week Opens Nov. 26 “ There is a crying need in our'creed: national anthem as the program I also met Monsignor Edward to challenge the attention and con­ November 26 to Dec. 3 has been sugar, and cash will be greatfully Production and Marketing Admin­ opened. Freking, editor of the Cincvmati victions of the crowds that gather designated as CROP week for all received by your county committee istration, food distribution branch, Open house was held throughout Telegraph-Register, w h o w a s and mill about. The chief topic is communities in Colorado and Wy­ for CROP. The commodity gifts are 101 Norman building, Dallas 2, the afternoon at Regis as scores scheduled to assist in carrying the religion. Some speakers call the oming, according to an announce­ dispatched with all haste to needy Tex. 'Haughty Marietta' Opens of visitors maije $n inspection o f Holy Father’s canopy. When the King and government every name ment made in Denver by Oscar centers in Western Europe and Anyone desiring to attend may the classrooms, student quarters, Holy Father went by within a few conceivably mentioned in public W. Low, state director for CROP Asia and now particularly to the drop a card to Mrs. Mark Behan, and the chapel. ; feet of me 1 was too busy to notice and others grind axes o f various (Christian Rural Overseas Pro­ war-torn areas of Korea. school cafeteria, 235 S. Sherman, hues and dimensions. who was carrying the canopy. I gram). According to Mr. Low* the fol St. Francis de Sales’ school, Den­ At Phipps Auditorium on thought o f it much later, but the The largest crowds of listeners It is earnestly hoped that pastors ver 9, so that a place may be re­ were gathered around speakers lowing counties have completed or memory of kneeling within a few of all faiths will preach sermons exceeded their quota: Lincoln served. with brass lungs and wild theories. Files-Hernia on one of these Sundays showing It was sad to see the Catholic Evi­ Washington, West End Yuma, and Nov. 14 for 5 Showings the opportunities for American South End Larimer. The commu Healed by my proven methods dence guild speaker given such a ONLY communities to help in this worthy nities that have finished their re The curtain at Phipps audito­ tion have been crekted by James No anesthetic. No surgery. No small play. The speaker was a cause with the resultant possibili­ spective quotas include Hudson Children's Bureau rium will part Tuesday evening, Kenna, technical director for iuffering. No danger. No hospitaU young woman with zeal but no ties of creating increased good Keenesburg, Prospect Valley, Rog- Nov. 14, for a five-performance Naughty Marietta. No lot* of time from work. lungs, and, to me, she gave a weak will among men of all nations. gen, and the Greeley-Eaton dis­ showing of Victor Herbert’s presentation of a terribly difficult To Meet Nov. 14,15 The role of Marietta, one of Dr. M op# W ##k Churches throughout the two states trict. Naughty Marietta, the feature the most vivacious in the history mystery. She even had to com­ are urged to put forth a supreme of Loretto Heights college's Allen B. To Rerisler/^'^ CROP is under the direct sp»n The United States Children’s of light opera, will be shared by f o r y 0 u rI pete with a group of singers a short effort to send their respective fund-raising Star Nites. C h r 1 »tmu \ sorship of Catholic Rural Life, bureau will hold the fourth of a two Loretto Heights vocal stu­ Croessmann Gift fromlry distance away. Tftey obviously county commodity collection over The gay songs that make this Church World Service, and series of regional meetings on dents. Elaine Tolvo and Marlene Ph.C.. D.C. Furniture. were rehearsed and loud. Hyde the top in the great humanitarian operetta a universal favorite will Rctbter Nnw! Lutheran World Relief. child welfare in the Park Lane McCabe. Joan Craig and Jeanne ■ 331 14th Strest Park certainly affords all and sun­ movement to alleviate the hunger be sung by siich well-known Den­ Salt* 311 and receive hotel, Denver, Nov. 14 and 15. Johnson will alternate in the additlocul . dry an opportunity to let off and sufferi..g among the destitute Hours 9 to 12 Bonui. J ver stars as Fred Nesbit, Don part of Adah. Zola Hallack and .steam, but I was not convinced in European and Asiatic countries. The meetings, which will be at­ Tenorio, and William Keith, 1:39 to S v: Fr. Faherty to Review Mary Alice Howshar will ta'ke IVY. that the crowds were particularly Any gift^of-wheat, beans, flour. tended by delegates from 14 KOA, Denver Post opera, and AComa 5070 impressed. The heckling at some states and the territories o f Ha­ turns as Lizette. Viola Chavez FURNITURE Central City music festival FRemont 7250 5736 E. Colfax at Ivy stands gave the impression of a His New Book Nov. 1^ waii and Alaska, will be con­ stars, respectively. and Anne Sweeney will be Nan- circus. cerned with the application of 27 Year* ol Reserved scats for the evening Saecetttul Practice All Souls' Service The Rev. William B. Faherty, those features of the newly re­ nette on alternate nights. The home of Dickens, Big Ben, S.J., member of the history and performances Nov. 14-18, and for vised Social Security act that the special matinee Saturday, sociology departments at Regis have to do with child welfare. SAVINGS RECEIVED BY NOVEMBER lOTH Draws Big Throng college, Denver, and author of Nov. 18, are available at the Representatives of voluntary Denver Dry Goods company, the EARN FROM THE 1ST Approximately 3,000 Denverites The Destiny of Modem Woman, Fast Pick-up & Delivery will review his book in informal agencies concerned with the e f­ May company, and at the school. marched in procession and recited fects of the new provisions are A special dress rehear.sal per­ the Rosary at All Souls’ services talks at Clarke’s Church Goods On All Kinds of Cleaning store, 1633 Tremont street, invited to attend, and it is ex­ formance will be given Tuesday held in ML Olivet cemetery, Den­ pected that officials of Protes­ Tuesday afternoon and evening, afternoon ati 3 o’clock,' to which ver, Nov. 5. Archbishop Urban J. tant and Jewish agencies will be Expert Work .... We Operate Our Own Plant Nov. 14. all nuns and the children from Ve)ir officiated at the rites. Pas­ present. Monsignor John R. Mul- seven Denver orphanages are in­ Two stores to serve you— Laundry , WE RAY DEHVER tors or their assistants led each The book, first analysis by a roy, director of Catholic Chari­ vited. parish group through the cemetery Catholic o f the status o f woman ties, has been invited to be one The production is under the Service, Too ^ for the All Souls’ day services. in modern society, has already of the voluntary welfare agen­ direction of Dr. Earl Bach, Uo- The group assembled in the attracted national attention al­ cies’ consultants at the discus­ retto speech department head, FEDERAL sanctuary of the Gallagher me­ though just o ff the press. While sions. Other representatives of with the musical direction by Burke’s Broadmoor Cleaners morial to hear a brief message by still in manuscript form, it was Catholic institutions from the Max DiJulio. 712 So. PearU 26 E. 11th Ave. ttttni Archbishop Vehr. He pointed out given top honors in a Christo­ surrounding states are expected Elaborate sets for the produc- PE. 8485 MA. 7442 SAVINGS & LOAN that it was the deep faith in the pher contest. to he present. Resurrection that brought the + + + OM INSUKD ASSOCIATION group together to pray for the $AVING$ dead on All Souls’ day, and pointed out that one day all those Interest Is High in 'Naughty Marietta' 920 ly’!- St now present at the sanctuary Now Intured would need the prayers o f the living. Following his brief address WORRIED ABOUT MONEY? Up to $10,000 the Archbishop officiated at Bene­ diction, which concluded the hour long ceremony.

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MOItAl OirO$lT INSUIANCC COtFO*ATION Ruth Hickert (left) of New Alraelo, Kans., and: Pbont AComa USl Marietta this week resulted in scheduling an extra- SEVENTEENTH AT CHAMPA • DENVER performance, set tor Tuesday, Nov; 14, in Phipps Pat DeLuhery of Omaha^ Neb. Reserved seats are' on sale at the May Co. and Denver Dry Goods C< .! auditorium. The Star Nites Victor Herbert musi­ 5 PAGE FOUR Offlo, 938 l«iinock^ltr— THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEytfone 4205 Thursday, Norl 9, 1950 I'm a-Comin' Through 1st Place Stake in Mullen-Jays Fray ,On Sunday, Nov. 12, the dinals. Both teams defeated the Mustangs'have acquired a total against the Holy Family team, will take St. Joseph’s and St. Regis Raiders will meet St. Tigers— St. Joseph’s by 14 points, of 80 game point* and have av­ both winning. In the three games, Francis’. If such is the case, then Regis by 19 points. In their en­ Joseph’s Bulldogs in the first eraged 20 points per game. The the Bluejays came out ahead by 13 Cathedral and R eps will meet with counters with Mullen, the Bulldog Bluejays have earned 101^ game points. four and one apiece, the winner game on the Parochial league went down by 14 points, and the points and have averaged 25.2^ If the Cathedralites beat Mul­ tying with Mullen. There is an­ bill in Bears’ stadium. In the Raiders were whipped by eight the highest in the league. len, the league is sure to end up other if, of course, /Mullen will second game the Mullen Mustang^s points. Against the Annunciation Both have had contests with the in a two-way tie between either have to beat St. P r e c is ’. Should will tangle with the Cathedral team, St. Joseph's lost by 13 Annunciation team, Mullen win­ Mullen and Cathedral or between the Bluejays fall before Mullen, Bluejays. This schedule, a change points, and Regis won by 20 ning, Cathedral losing; against St. Mullen and Regis. That is taking the Mustangs will haVe smooth sail­ from the original slate, has been points. In both games the losers Joseph’s, both winning; and for granted, of course, that Regis ing the re.st of the way. announced by th^ Rev. Barry Wo- were scoreless. gan, business manager fo r the The Raider* are riding in Parochial league. For the remain­ third place in the league, and Something to Cheer About der of the season, the first of the the Bulldog* are two places be­ Sunday games will begdn at 12:30, hind them in fifth. In the event and the second game will begin at that the Bulldog* win, they 2:30. t^ould remain in the same spot, The Raiders have rung up 69 but the Regis eleven would swap points in three games, an aver­ spots with the Annunciation age of 19.66 per game. The Bull­ Card* for fourth place. dogs have played five games, When Mullen meets Cathedral collected a total of 61 game in the game at 2:30, both teams points, and have averaged 12.2 will be fighting for first place. Mullen will attempt to put itself GOOD BLOCKING PLAYED a major | would-be tacklers, and an unidentified teammate tries points per game. This should give the Raiders the edge by one ahead by two games, and the Ca­ part in the Regis Raiders’ victory over the swan dive without water. Cardinals George touchdown. thedral squad will try to make it a Annunciation. Dave Byrson gallops on for a touch- Comminello and Don Mumford are in the background, Both teams have played the Holy first-place tie. down as Jerry Burns demonstrates how to remove I — (Register photo by Smyth) ^ Family Tigers, the Mullen Mup- To date both teams have + + + + + ++' + tang^s, and the Annunciation Car­ played four games apiece. The Raiders Clip Cardinals;Tigers Win First Game By W illiam J. W arner son, who took it on down to the he fumbled and lost the ball to Ray game. One play tljey execute with Jack Isenhart then kicked the IN. THE PAROCHIAL league five for a first and goal to go. On Costello. Costello then took the professional finesse is the screened point, making it 13-0 for* the Tigers at the end o f the first opener at Bears’ stadium Nov. 5, a reverse Faddis plunged over for ball around right end to pay dirt, pass. They used the play twice to and Bryson kicked his second extra make long gains, on the setup quarter. the Regis Raiders beat down the the first Regis goal, and Bryson’s Annunciation Cardinals, 20-0. The point. play for their first touchdown and THE GREMLINS’ CHANCE for first quarter o f the game was kick cleared the bar just as the The Raiders picked up their final again on their last touchdown at­ their only goal came in the second scoreless, but the fans got a chance half ended. goal when Gleason once again tempt, which was nullified. quarter, when they drove down the to see some good tank maneuvers EARLY IN THE THIRD frame swiped a pass from Reidel to Eloy In the second show the Holy field to the six-inch line. From as the two teams threw their Regis’ Dick Braun took the ball on Mares and galloped 76 yards for Family Tigers, in their homecom­ there Tom Carrol took it over for his own 45-yard line and zigzagged the TD. Then the Cards missed the score, and Barry Tharp, the weight against each other. With all ing game, met and defeated the about as the Northside Tigers defeated St. Francis’ through the opposition all the way their chance for a touchdown. Gremlin passing artist, kicked the THE FOUR HOLY FAMILY cheerlead-1 attack restricted to the ground, St. Francis Gremlins, 19-7. The Gremlins, 19-7, Nov. 5. They are, left to right, Mares, an up-and-coming Cardinal, additional point. this quarter was probably the fast­ to the erfd zone. It was a beautiful Holy Family team controlled the ers pictured on a pep club float during the Rosemary Pomponio, Rosemary Carney, Mary Mo­ piece of ball-carrying, but the play took a pass on the 35 and delivered Both sides reverted to aerial de­ est o f the season. game from the first quarter. In school’s homecoming parade had something to cheer ' ran,-and Doris Marone.— {Register photp by Smyth) In the second quarter Cardinal was called back on a clipping pen­ it to the end zone. The play, how­ the first three minutes of play fense in the second half. The des­ Quarterback Ken Reidel had a pass alty. Toward the end o f the same ever, was called back on an o ff­ the Tigers scored twice while the perate Gremlin air attack fell flat, stolen by Regis Center Kevin Glea­ quarter the Cardinals were driven side penalty, and many a Cardinal Gremlins were trying to get with the Tigers knocking down or son, who took the ball from the 44 back to their own two-yard line, helmet thumped the ground. Regis warmed up. Dom Stone, Tiger stealing passes right and left. The Southern Colo. Champs From Pueblo to the 25-yard line. Bill Faddis and Gil Costellano went through also failed to add to its score in right half, recovered a fumble by Tigers fared better, but the third then tossed the ball to Dave Dry- guard to the nine-yard line, where the fourth, when, after Leo Ken­ Gremlin Dick Jordan on the 47 quarter ended before they could + + + + + nedy and Faddis had both made and ran it down the field to the cross the line. first downs, Faddis passed to Bry­ scoring zone before the clock reg­ THE FINAL SCORE of the ToTangle With Gremlins on Nov. 11 son, who took it over. There was istered two minutes. On the second game came in the last quarter on High and Low another clipping penalty against kickoff, Jim Flood took the leather a pass from Isenhart to Stone, who Pueblo Catholic high’s Sham­ fought, and despite their lack of running ability of Barry Tharp Regis on the play, and the goal was and started down the field with it. took it from the 15-yard line into rocks, Southern Colorado Paro­ poundage have depended ■ on a and the passing o f Dick Jordan nullified. While trying to leap the opposi­ the money slot to wind up the chial league champions, will in­ ground attack rather than passing and Tom Carroll! game in the Tigers’ favor. This STOLEN PASSES and bad tion, he was stopped in mid-air, vade Denver on Armistice day, for their scoring. Among the vic­ The game will be preceded by but the ball kept right on going— made Holy Family team’s first win breaks went against the Cards, but Saturday, Nov. 11, to tangle with tims of Coach Johnny Frampton’s a contest between the St. Francis o f the season and left St. Francis’ the Raiders showed more drive and right into the arms o f Dick Golesh, the St. Francis Gremlins in Bears’ eleven are St. Mary’s 6f Cheyenne, and St. John grade school teams who took it 35 yards for the TD. Gremlins iced with four losses. co-ordination than in any previous stadium at 2:30. The Pueblans Florence, Fountain Valley, Holy at 1:30. + ' + + , + + + have ^ s t but one game this year, Family team, and the Southern STARTING LINEUPS an rarly-season defeat at the parochial teams from Colorado Bill Jagger ...... LE...... B. English hands o f Lamar. Outweighed in Springs, Walsenburg, Trinidad, Bob Schwarts LT...... Joe Smith Ted Brennan ...... LG...... J. Feblano He Floats Through the Air almost every game, they have and Canon City. John Secora ...... C...... Rustjr Mather never been outplayed or out­ The Gremlin^will rely on the Bob Lesche ...... RG...... Joe Imhoff Gary Frampton RT Rich Ntyer Jim Jagger ...... RE...... Jim Flood Richard Cerara....QB...... Tom CtrroU Jim Weston ...... LH...... Dick Jordan Joe Douglass ...... R Il...... Barry Tharp K. of C. Bowling Dick Cash ...... FB....Mike Cumminga + + + TEAMS Mullen—D...... 170 Team Won Loit Ave. Scherer—W...... 170 Guard* ...... - ....17 10 704 G. Mariacher—'T...... 170 Wardens ...... 17 10 784 K. Manager—G.K...... 160 Trustees ...... 16 11 802 Albiu—N.' ...... 167 Grand KnfghU ...... _....14 IS 86l Lynch—G.K...... 166 Chancellors ...... 13 14 768 McMahon—T...... 164 Navigators ...... 12 1-S 791 Boeding—W'...... - .... ______J63 Deputies ...... 10 17 7.71 H. Swigert—G...... 163 Secretaries ...... 9 18 772 Zavislan—G.K...... 161 ...... 160 INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS Healey—N...... ______160 Name Ave. Stolte—D...... m ^ “ I’LL BITE OFF THIS FOOT if he tries I the kite imitated by Holy Family’s Joe Burns Tafelski—G. __ „ . _ . ... 175 Rudy—G.K. — ...... 168 , ^ I. T-, TT r oi. : > Burns was a big gun m the Tiger attack as the King—S. ______174 Marietta—S...... ______158 to get away, D . Hannerman OI o t . rrancis northside aggregation won their first league en- darr—C...... - - ...... 172 Berlin—G...... ___ __ 158 Anderson—T...... 171 McNally-D...... ,...... 157 might well be saying to himself as he plays tail to I counter.— {Register photo by Smyth)______A. Rossi—G. _ ... 170 Beckius—S...... 157 Ramsey—N...... ______166 Dehmer—N...... 166 ...... 154 U.S.F. Backfield Key in Victory Over Denver U. Kane—C...... 1...... 151 W. Sw'igert—T...... 151 By J a m e s R ich ardson other three touchdowns,.. one of lob to Pfeifer, a pitchout to Jus­ To cap the scoring in the fourth Jarratt—W...... 160 them on a run of 71 yards. sel, and a jump pass to Liley— all Powers—N...... 150 The University of San Francis­ quarter Barni slid o ff right tackle Mason—S...... 150 The first half was scoreless, al­ for a first do's™ on the D. U. 41. for seven yards after a drive from H«y—G...... 160 co’s hard-running backfield was as though a pair of quarterbacks for Then Rillos was smeared on his Donigan—C...... ______148 good as the press agents said it 29, but on the next play he again midfield. In the closing minutes Wagner—G.K...... 144 both teams tried hard to pitch for Welch—W...... m would be Saturday afternoon at points. For the Pioneers, Etche­ dropped back to pass. Trapped on Rillos opened fire again, but the TWO ANNUNCIATION TACKLERS hit Dick Braun Hilltop stadium, and the Dons ran I,ehman—T...... i« verry and Rillos connected repeat­ his 20, he decided to run with the Dons intercepted the passes that McLdlan—G...... — ...... 139 high and low to stop the Regis star on the 25-yard line over the Denver university Pio­ edly for short gains. For the Dons, ball and as he neared the scrim­ they could not knock d o ^ . Brown Duggan—C ...... __ I38j Lerg—S...... — ______after -he had pulled down a pass from Bill Faddis. An unidentified neers, 24-6, in front of a sparse Ed Brown threw armfuls of mage line Rillos suddenly drilled pulled in a'D . U. pass on his own gallery of 9,700 persons. Cardinal comes in low while Frank Prislac prepares to assume the rifle passes that were dropped by a pass, on the dead run, to Liley, two-yard line with minutes to go HIGH GAME position of high man on the totem pole. The game was marked by hard In fact, the Californians’ fleet who was clear on the D. U. 47. and intercepted another one in his Teams receivers all over the field, and Truatee« ...... ______925 blocking and tackling on the part of both teams.— {Register photo by backs ran as hard on defense as Gene Sweeters, his alternate, un­ The startled Dons had com,e up to own end zone exactly on the final CurantaT'T for the entire family Sniyth) Grand Knights ...... -...... ______907 sweaters p,ic„. they did with the ball— to hold loosed a volley o f long, left-handed stop Rillos, and even the swiftest gun. Guards (HC) ...... ____ 876 School-Award sweater* with re­ down the D. U. scoring. Denver’s tosses that the Pioneers knocked of them failed to catch Liley before The game was played hard. U; Individuals _____,..238 inforced elhow* and non-*tretch- Sam Etcheverry completed seven down handily. The first half also he had fled 53 yards to score. S. F.’s Bob Weibel broke a finger, Scherer ...... Carr ...... 229 able cuff* at Mill*’ low price*. passes, and Rillos five, to gain was marked by Etcheverry’s good and Bill Calhoun dislocated a shoul­ Anderson .....______...... 225 150 yards to the Dons’ net 41 by Immediately the Dons came backj punting—especially by his careful Matson darted over left tackle for der, as did D. U.’s Cal Chai. Etche­ HIGH SERIES COLORADO Football Special air. But the U. S. F. defense nailed kicking away from All-American verry sufered a deep leg cut, and the D. U. receivers in their tracks 20 yards and two plays later, from Teams KNITTING MILLS Candidate Matson’s side of the the U. S. F. 46, he knifed over Shelly Pike injured a knee. Secretaries (HC) ...... 2636 every time, except on one Rillos-to- ...... 2546 1434 Welton Denver KE. 2443 Don’s double-safety formation. the right side and cut back so The Dons netted 381 yards over­ Grand Knights ...... Liley pass for Denver’s lone touch­ Navigatora ...... 2541 But in the third quarter U. S. F. quickly that he watched his pur­ land to Denver’s 34, fair warning down. Don Fullback Ollie Matson, Indiridnals Streamlined Train broke ranks. Matson and Bami car­ suers over his shoulder and vir­ to the Santa Clara Broncs, who will who dashed 54 yards for the best­ ...... 615 Boys’ & Girls’ ried the load in a drive from the battle U.S.F. in Kezar stadium, Anderson ...... looking touchdown of the after­ tually trotted the last half of his A. Rossi ...... 583 Dons’ 42 to the D.U. one-yard line, 54-yard jaunt San Francisco, Sunday, Nov. 12. King ...... 686 noon, several times overtook Pio­ and Barni high-dived over the goal. neers who had pierced the U. S. F. Brown missed his kick for extra BICYCLES NOTRE DAME secondary. Another standout on point, the first of five placements Columbia...... 38"^ missed throughout the game. In Mass Sunday, November 12 pass defense was U. S. F. Halfback vs. Barni Goe* 71 Yard* Reconditioned...... 15®*^ Roy Barni, who scored the Dons’ Four minutes later Barni darted Terms If Desired over left guard on his 29, whipped Men of Greeley to Receive Eucharist across the fid d to the right side­ Bike Accessories u. s. c. Nunn line, and outran the Pioneer sec­ Greeley.— (St. Peter’s Parish)— The following members of the ers, Gordon and Joseph Dailey of ondary for a 71-yard touchdown. On Sunday, Nov. 12, the Knights club took part: Mr. and Mrs. Pete Huron. A. L A t that point D. U. flared of Columbus and all other men of Dilsaver, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hop­ Mrs. Samis was a member of St. Los Angeles briefly. Roy Jussel returned the the parish will receive Communion kins, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Marich, Martin’s parish in Huron. GLODT Mr. and Mrs. Don Stepp, and Mr, *t Don kickoff from the end zone to in the 8:30 Mass. Funeral services and interment 253 Broadway SPmee 6438 Richards Shoe'.Storet'.Stc the Pioneer 24, and Rillos com­ The knights changed their meet­ and Mrs. Henry Bunting. Mrs. were held in Huron. Sat., Dec. 2nd pleted three successive passes— a ing times to the second and fourth Bunting wrote the script for the Tuesday of every month, starting pantomime. > with the November meeting, when Bolenbaugh’s orchestra played members gathered in the K. of for dancing. Bikes & Trikes COLORFUL HOMECOMING A FAMOUS GOLDEN LANTERN C. hall. Prize* Are Awarded Lay-Away Now! FAVORITE... An open hou*e i* planned for Prizes for the best costumes at ' GAME "Pariah night” N ot. 16. Sharing the masquerade went to Mr. and A M E R I f A l V C y CLERY the oceaaion with the knight* Mrs. Glenn R. Skinner. Sandwiches, 1901 South Broadway PEarl 3180 Join th e Special Football NOW SPEGIALLYi PRICED! will be their wive* and apecial coffee, cider, and doughnuts were gneat*. Gil Bunt ha* charge of served in' the late evening. Party leaving Denver 11:40 entertainment, and Tony Hage- The food committee was com­ P.M. November 30, arriving man head* the committee for posed of Mr. and Mrs. La^vrence booth*. Kettl, Mr. and Mrs. A bd Martin, Los Angeiei 10 A.M. Dee. 2. H D A RASKETRALL SWISS Officers were elected by the Mr. and Mrs. Ray Epstein, and knights. Ed Smith and Ed Lilly-are Mr. and Mrs. Ted Schumacher. DENVER the new directors, and Louis Sto- ■ DU Round Trip Coach Pore .08 The party scheduled for Novem­ (including Football Ticket and Tax)...... larczyk and Phil Coming .were re­ ber has been canceled because of ■ FRONTIER REFINERS 7 1 elected. the fall festival, ^of St, Peter’s STEAK parish, to be held Nov. 27 and 28 Round Trip First Class (including 8

I Thursday, Nov. 9, 1950 Office, ,938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone4205 PAGE PIYB Initial First Communion Class in Parish Be Sure to See . . .

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15th & Arapahoe Denver THE INITIAL FIRST COMMUNION class in- C hristiboys and 32 girls received Communion Sunday, Nov. 5. The Rev. John the King parish, Denver, is shown above. The class of 281 Scannell,-pastor, is shown with the class.— (Mile High'photo) + “T + + + + + + + In Ivory Satin with a tiny ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH waisted, wide skirt Communion Class Is First in Christ the King Parish effect . . . Patronize These Friendly Firms exquisite lace (Chrilt the King Pariah, D enver)|Mmes. John Tyman a n d Wade in her home at a bridge luncheon of her home to Mary Immaculate on Nov. 2. circle on Wednesday, Nov. 15, detailing. In an impressive ceremony in White were welcomed as quests. Christ the King church Nov. 5, 28 Mmes. A1 Roberts and Edward Mrs. Franklin Conway was host­ On Thursday, Nov. 16, Mmes. FINER CLEANING boys and 32 girls received Ronnau were recipients of the ess to St. Frances Cabrini’s circle J. R. Reitz and J. R. Hamilton will C oppiA , JCsiil/L First Holy CJommunion. Raymond awards. The next meeting o f this in her home on Nov. 1. Mmes. be cohostesses to St. Joseph’s, Buckley and Tony Deutsch, wear­ circle will be with Miss Irene Frank 0. Haraway and Charles circle in the home o f M rs.. Reitz, ing white suits, led the boys into Koser on Nov. 15. Elliott receivecLthe bridge awards. 1324 Bellaire street, at a bridge ShDfL M ClEM ERi the church and to and from the-al­ St. Anthony’s circle enjoyed the Mrs. Stanley^owack, 1379 Elm luncheon. • LUNCHEONS • DINNERS tar. Ann Percival and Mary Grace hospitality of Mrs. Arch Brenker street, will extrend the hospitality The St. Thomas More circle will OFtn 10 *.■• to 8 p.n. — ClouE Monl*yi Ronnau, as flower girls in long accept the hospitality of Mrs. 2620 E. L«nUi*n* at CUrton 2060 $0.UNIVERSITY7^PE4S17 white dresses, preceded the girls To Heat Columnist Nov. li Arthur Steinke at a canasta lunch­ into the church and to and from eon in her home, 747 Glencoe the altar. In the Mass the first street, Thursday, Nov. 16. WashingtorPark Mkt. communicants renewed their bap­ Mrs. Mary Miller, 371 Dahlia LEN’S Pharmacy tismal vows, sang hymns, and said PTA of St. Catherine's street, will entertain the Little Red & White Food Store U O. PEER. Prob. prayers appropriate to Holy Com­ Flower circle at a canasta lunch­ BILL HUGHES, Prop. Mcnbtr St. Vincent de Peal’* Parlab munion. At the conclusion o f the eon in her home on Nov. 14. Have Your Doctor Phone Mass all were enrolled in the scap­ Plans Parley, Sale Nov. 17 St. Margaret Mary’s circle will Complete Food Service U* Your Preacription ular. This is the first class to make accept the hospitality o f Mrs. Rus­ 598 South Gilpin 2707 E. Louisiana HA. 3739 sell Meehan in her home, 769 Elm its First Holy Communion in (St. Catherine's Parish, Denver) Paul Santo, J. A. Satriano, Pay Slattery, *qt’* Smart ta B* Thrilty* At Loalalin* and South Clarton Christ the King church. Frank Synskie, M. F. Spero, John Sul­ street, on Wednesday, Nov. 15, at The PTA card party and cookie livan. I. SuBBman, Glen Swanson. R. L. a bridge luncheon. Lady of Snows sale will be held Friday, Nov. 17, Verretta, Jamen Weaver, F. Welsh, and Mrs. Peter Allen will be host­ Albert Zarlenoro. ■2nd Annual Circle Formed at 1 p.m., in the school auditor­ ess to St. Clement’s circle at a Garrett Quinlan ium. A dessert-luijcheon will be bridge luncheon in her home, 925 Hawes Foqd Store Mmes. Fred Hagen, J. C. Theno, 100 Altend (SU Vinctnt da PaDl’i Pariah) served. There will be table and Holly street, on Tuesday, Nov, 14 Boolieb Haw**—Ga/l* Hawaa Clifford Garden, Gerald Banta, PotIuck Luncheon Invites Your Patronage prizes. Mrs. J. R. Hamilton and Mr. An IGA Store Paul Thompson, J. H. McMorrow, On Oct. 31, 100 members H. P. Flannery, Jr.; and Alfred The PTA will meet Ti(esday, and Mrs. J. J. Jacobucci are new of the Altar and Rosary so­ members of Mrs. Perry Lancaster’s University Park TURKEY SHOOT Catra met in the home of Mrs. Nov. 14, at 3:15 p.m. in the school Quality Meats ciety enjoyed a potluck luncheon Harold Collins,- circle chairmaff, auditorium. Jane Sterling, Denver group Rosary. Pharmacy preceding the meeting. The guests Information classes for Catho­ Groceries last week and formed a new circle. Post columnist, will speak. Her 2343 E. Erana RA. 4781 o f honor were 45 new members lics and non-Catholics are held Fresh & Frozen Fruits Our Lady of the Snows. Mrs. topic will be “Much Ado Some­ and obtained during the recent mem­ every Monday and Wednesday Hagen was chosen chaplain and thing.” A council meeting will be atld Vegetables All Afternoon Sunday Nov. 12 evenings in the school hall at 8 Mrs. Theno, treasurer. Commknce- held at 2:30. Mrs. Horace Ander­ bership drive, o f which Mrs, Galen Wesley Pharmacy Louisiana and Clayton ing with December, this circle will sen will preside. Rowe was chairman, assisted by o’clock. 2390 So, Downing PE. 9638 ep e:7i7 Fr** meet regularly on the first Mmes. J. J. Sullivan, F. Morfeld, The Men’s club will sponsor a Sponsored by jtioly Trinity M^n’s Club square dance for members of the Prescriptions — E>rugs Wednesday of every month. Parish Group Mokes P. La Bate, and Ray Slattery. Mrs Open 7 to 7 Week Day* parish and their friends in the Mrs. Albert Seep was hostess Its Chest Quota Valens Jones, who presided, School Supplies Cloaed Sunday* D. F. CljiVIVINGHAIlf FARM, school hall on Friday evening, to Ouf- Lady of Jatima circle at a thanked the committee members Mrs. Frank E. Hickey, residen­ Nov, 10, at 8:30. ^ luncheon.in her hom^ on Nov. 3. for their work in the drive. tial chairman for the Community Families in the I-Q group afe 4455 W est 72n^ Ave. Mrs. J. William Vaughn en­ The Rev. D. A. Lemieux wel­ Chest, announced at the residen­ asked to receive Holy Communion tertained the Ave Maria circle at comed the new members. tial day luncheon at the Shirley- as family units on Sunday, Nov. If tlie Weather li Stormy, the Shoot Will Be Poitponed 1 Week bridge in her home on Nov. -1. Rudisill Variety & Hardware Savoy hotel Oct. 26 that St. Cath­ The hospitality chairman, Mrs. 12. erine’s group was the first to reach J. A. Foley, arranged for two its full ' quota. This goal was special gifts, which were given to Use Our Layaway for Gifts & Toys Holy Ghost Society reached two days after the be­ Mrs. Joseph Kearney, a new mem Select Your Hallmark Christmas Cards Now ginning o f the df-ive. Attending ber, and Mrs. ^jValter Gamel. 10,000 X-Rayed DENVER'S OLDEST i: CHEVROLET DEALER the residential day luncheon were The altars are being cared for 2624 E. Louisiana at So. Clayton — RA. 9875 Conducts First of 28 members from St. Catherine’s during November by Mrs. R. W. y y PTA and Altar and Rosary so­ By Mobile Units Stewart, Mrs. Ray Slattery, and B« iar« your ear U proparcd ciety. for quick chanirinr autumn Monthly Devotions Miss J. Connell. CHANGEABLE weather. Wet anowi. aleet Mrs. J. A. Foley, major for the Mrs. Galen Rowe- will act as b r a e Zuni district 114A, thanks all her In Health Survey 1 1 and ice arc major canies of The first o f the monthly Holy chairman o f the nominating com­ workers for their fine co-operation car failings and accidents. Hours sponsored by the Altar mittee, assisted by Mrs. J. A. In the x-ray survey cosponsored WEATHER and support, Brin; your car to VINER*S and Rosary society of the Foley and Mrs. Ray Slattery. by the Bureau of Health and Hos­ l^hopping today and hava their ikllled Aiaisting Mr>. Folry were Mmci. HN Church o f the Holy Ghost, Horace Andersen, Frank Barone, Joseph Mrs. F. R. Williams, refresh­ pitals and the Denver Tuberculosis DEMANDS mochanica check your brakes, Denver, was well attended. It Barrett. John Bums, Joseph Canny. ment chairman, was assisted by society, the number of Denverites radiator syatem, and tires is hoped that this devotion on Robert Cito. Robert Cuthbertion. Russell Mme. Walter Gamel, Harry Ger­ who have been x-rayed has for efficient safe driTinjr. the first Friday of every month Dispense, P. Di Pilla, J. Downing, Vin­ dom, La Verne Halstead, Joseph reached the 10,000 mark. A goal CONOCO PRODUCTS Bonnie Brae DRIVING Observe ail winter safety cent Dwyer, Frank Eckert, J. Ftbry, EE will betome the means of draw­ John Feely, D. FigUolino, Evelyn Floyd, Hamilton, Henry Jacques, Frank of 30,000 x-rays has been set for Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteries rulea and remember . . . ing more persons to the Holy William Foster, Walter Camel, Harry La Bate, Galen Rowe, Ray Slat­ the three-month period during Recharged. Tire Vnlcaniaing BABDWABE Safety Is No Ghost church to pray for peace. Gerdom. Lillian Glover*,. R. Girardo. Ed. tery, John Sullivan, and F. Welsh. which the two mobile units will CAUTION! Haley. Joseph Hamilton. Georgina HarrU, BONI^IE BRAE Komac Colorizer Paints RR Accident I The monthly meeting of Paul Hauptman. Theodore Hill, Frai)^ The Mothers’ auxiliary of pack operate in the central section of the Altar and Rosary society Huber, Roy Jackson, Nick Jinacio: 155 will meet Thursday, Nov. 16, the city. Recently, the x-ray units CONOCO SERVICE Sport Goods will take place Monday, Nov. Mmes. Harry Johnson. Paul Johnson, have been operating at night for Valens Jones. William Kelly, Frank La at 1 p.m. in the cafeteria. 724 So. Univeraity PE. 9909 2324 E. Expoaition SP. 3646 13, in the hall. There will be a Bate., J. Langer. A1 Langfleid, Jerry the convenience of the working VINER YIMER luncheon served to the mem­ Leone, Henry Lewis, R. Lireberg, C. F. A meeLing of pack 1S5 wa* public. bers at 12:30, followed by Loehr. D. Lombardi. Ralph Long, Joseph hald on Nov. 3. The IniLiaLion The revised schedule for x-ray Bonnie Brae Lubinski. J. McNicholas, Gus'Beyers, E. of 26 Bobcat* and the-gradua­ Preisser's Red & White 4 5 5 BROADWAY • TELEPHONE PEorl 4641 recitation of the ilosary in the units is as follows: Nov. 9, 20th church and the business meet- McIntosh. Louis Picolla. Roy Per linger. tion of *ix Cub Scout* wet-e Brng Co. Galen Rowe. Charles Saavedra. James street Community center, 20th and Grocery and Market infC- Salter. Louis Samide, Louis Santangelo, held. D. C. Durant, cubma*ter, Curtis, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 to 5 Alfred C. Anderacn. Owner-Manaiat officiated. FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES. AND p.m., and 6 to 8 p.m.; Nov. 10, 20th Have your Doctor pho'^ lu QUALITY GROCERIES AT YOU WANT THE BEST RESULTS The new Bobcats are Robert street Community center, 20th and your Prescriptioni* REASONABLE PRICES Cito, Randall lacino, Richard La Curtis, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 to 5 Beer*, Wine*, Etc. Free Delivery SPmeo 4447 G«t more for your money. All our cleaners, woxers, in- St. James' Parish Sets Penna, Donald La Penna, Kenneth p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m.; Nov. 13, St. 763 So. UnEveraity RA. 2874 2831 E. Ohio Are. (So. Univ. and Ohio) lecHcides, and disinfectants, os well os floor machines ■Jones, Robert Di.stante, Jolm Dyer Cajetan’s school, 1168 Ninth Anthony De Camillis, Michae street, 2 to 5 p.m., and 6 to 8:30 — ore manufactured here in Denver. Thanksgiving Gomes Fete Reardon, John Reardon, Jerolc p.m.; Lincoln Housing,'Colfax and We repair oil mokes of floor machines, every pro­ Gerome, Danny Falagrady, Dickie -Navajo, 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 to Wasinger, John N^son, Robert duct is guaranteed and insured. (St. Jamea’ Pariah, Denrer) 5 p.m., and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m; J ' ^ O I I T H G A Y L O R D Lucy, James Wasinger, Paul Ross- The annual turkey gamea party will be held in the Knight, of Nov. 14, St. Cajetan’s school, Call TA. 4488 miller, Robert Paris, Thomas Hol­ Columbui home on Saturday, Not. 11. Play will .tart at 8 o’clock. 2 to 5 p.m., and 6 to 8:30 p.m.; Admiation will be SO centi. All pariahionera are urged to come man, James Doyle, Billy Campbell, Nov. 16, St. Cajetan’s school, 2 to opping District and bring their relatirea and friends for an enjoyable evening. Jay Galligan, and Richard John­ 5 p.m., and 6 to 8:30 p.m.; Lincoln son. E. J. Scarry & Co. The Altar and Rosary society will hold its monthly meeting on Housing,10 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 to 5 p.m., and 6:30 to 8:30 pjn.; 1620 Market St., Denver, Colo. Friday, Nov. 10, in the Montclair Civic building. Members o f S t The Cub Scouts who were grad­ Andrew’s circle who will act as hostesses to the meeting are Mmes. uated are Charles Wells, Richarc Nov. 16, St. Cajetan’s school, 2 Overstake's Pharmacy Schafer, Richard Cullen, George to 5 mm., and 6 to 8:30 p.m.; and Shoes for the Family Edward V. G^bhard, William T. Schmitz, J. B. Morning, William A. 1000 So. Gaylord RA. 4401 Fabry, Jerry Floyd, and Robert St. M zabeth’s church, 1060 11th WeatherbErd Shoe* for CkSldren ItCMOWMT voun. Jeffries, C. P. Kelly, Vincent Wagner, John R. Walker, R. N. Allen, Have Your Doctor Phone Clement Bueche, and Paul Sclynitz. Mrs. Leo Boyle will preside Getter. street, 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 to 5 X-ray PEttSng DIAMOND INTOA riBN ZIPPER REPAIRS and receive rejtorts from the various committees. Mrs. Victor p.m., and 6:80 to 8:30 p.m.; Nov. Vs His Prescription MODERN SETTINQ The following are the den Lombardi will be on hand with a selection o f Christmas cards. mothers and their assistants: Den 17, Standard store, 325 W. 13th We Deliver Sendel Shoe Store ROY SYSTEM, INC. avenue, 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m .,^nd Baptized Nov. 5 were Robert Marion, infant son of Mr. and 1, Mrs, F. lacino and Mrs. Robert 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 5087 2 to 6:30 p.m.; and St. Elizabeth’s We Give f d N C Green Stamps 0* AlmMt An, Garment or Articto Mrs. Marion P. Barnwell, with Edward Udry, Jr., and Mariguerite Cito; den 2, Mrs. Vincent Dwyer church, 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 to 5 8UOK KRPAtB Udry as- sponsors; Norma Jean, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. J. Grout; den 3, Mrs. U i t n A c n « « « ; tl Broadwaj 8P. 4US Lawrence E. Plante, with Lynn and Lula Plante as sponsors: and p.m., and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. MobiloEl • Pennxoil - MobEIgas ____lezsiTth^f Henry Lewis and Mrs. Walter Mary Kathryn, infant daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. Morris, GAYLORD Lubrication & Waahing Tegeler; den 4, Mrs. Emile Poirier Optometrist with Robert Morris and Roberta Colson as sponsors. and Mrs. S. Vecchio; den 5, Mrs. Tune Up • Clutch dc Brake The St. Zita circle was entertained at its last meeting by\Mrs. E. Haley and Mrs. Jerry Leone; and Optician GLEANERS CATHEDRAL PARISH Paul Fitzgerald. Mrs. Leonard Swigert and Mrs. E. M. Rosser were den 6, Mrs. J. Reardon and Mrs. PICKUP a DELIVERY So. Gaylord Serv(ce guests. Mrs. Louis Behrens will be hostess to the November meeting. W. Carter; den 7, Mrs. Ernest Helen Walsh We Give “ S&H” Gregn Stamps The perpetual novena devotions in honor of the Sacred Heart Falagrady and Mrs. Joseph Lubin­ A**ocflU These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage W. R. JOSEPH PE. 1350 - 1025 So. Galyord Center and Garage are held every Friday evening at 7:30. ski; and den 8, Mrs. Paul Haupt­ Parishioners are in-vited to join with iSe Legion of Mary for the man and Mrs. A1 Langfield. EYES EXAMINED 1001 So. Gaylord SP. 6443 Pfaont TAbor 1880 IVo Down Payment daily recitation of the Rosary in the church at 7 :30 p.m. Den 7 merited the first gold Motor. Overhauling SHEET 218.219 Majeetie Bldr* MUSIC cup and den 2 the second gold Body & Fender Repairs Popular and Piggly Wiggly Tailored Scat Covert Weatern ...... V3r„$1.00 for cup. “ BOB’S IGA Motor Tone-np aiMB Mffl.. W«d., Fri.. till 9 R.a. Sat till 7 $. The investiture service was held PE. 2464 ^ Used Cars Special This HADLEY MUSIC CO. Nov. 5 in St. Catherine’s church. Cathedral Motors Opening Each new Bobcat received his Week Only •lOE GAFFNEY. Prop. 819 EAST COLFAX scarf from the Rev. Robert Syri- SUPER MARKET ITII Lo(.n KE. 8030 Thursday Nov. 9th! aney, who officiated. Floor Samples 1 Den 3 enjoyed a tour through Better Quality for the Voss Brothers’ bakery. Free Prompt Delivery LIVING ROOM tak , O j Hos Lead in Musical • On Wednesday and Friday eve­ SMOMBQti casn P«sno WIIVES . . . REER PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED I ^ h o p nings, Nov. 15 and 17, Miss Mar­ SUITES MARY AMNE FOR AND DEUVERED lene McCabe will take the lead­ CORDilALS SALES-RENTALS-REPAIRS ing part of “ Marietta” in the bm JO iS Colfaz at Downing Denver musical comedy Naughty Mari­ COMPLETE LINE Dilstically KEyttone 3217 Larger and better . etta, during the Loretto Heights o o m OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. TO * P.M. Star Nites at Phipps auditorium. Dacorattd 'For Quality % SUNDAYS > A.M. TO I P.M. Marlene is the daughter of Mr. WEDDING AHERN'S MART COLUMBINE PHOTO SHOP Reduced CAKES Modern up to date Store . selection of and Mrs. Eugene McCabe o f St. (*’aU butttr") MEMBER OF 8T. PHILOMENA’S Qoick Developing Service Catherine’s parish. She is a mem­ ZENITH RADIOS »C anil PARISH Expert Framing Ski Merchandise ber of the choir and a sophomore V np FREE Delivery. You Come in Portrait* - Wadding* - Commercial* at Loretto Heights college. Biggest Trade-in Pro* Dalivtir an $2 Ordir Pick Out Your Order. 333 East Colfax TA. 3304 FUSH 8ULBS — UL08 FILM — 8 16HH FILM Allowance in Kaa 8. Gaylord 2S Broadwayidway • FILMS — ACCESS48IE8 — CAMEBAS The following infants were bap­ PEarl i m 8 P r«t 74137411 L CH. 73SZ No parking congestion tized Nov. 5: James Matthew, son Metropolitan Area 1093 So. Gaylord n * E. COLFAX DENVER. COLO. Larger work shop facilities df Mr. and Mrs. Peter Battaglia, with Frank Ciancio and Jean Le- Snow's Furniture DOYLE’S prino as sponsors; Theresa Eileen BONNIE BRAE The firms listed here de­ daughter'Of Mr. and Mrs, John serve to be remembered PHARMACY Fluken, -with Mr. and Mrs. Vin­ & Appliance Store Plumbing & Heating Th* Partlealar Drng(f*l cent Co-villo as sponsors; and when you are distributing Sa w S k i ShjofL Anna Marie, daughter, o f Mr. and E4w, G. 8mw, Prop. C!ari Connlesham Ka*. Ph.* DE. 7ttl ^oeciM 17th AVE. AND GRANT (Member* of SL Loai*’ P*rl*h) Trey CennlBthan Bra. Ph. PE. 1171 your patronage in the dif­ V tu v ts,, Colo. 1038 Cherpkee . MAin 9077 Mrs. Domenic A. Zarlengo, with 4105 So. Broadway, Englewood KE. n i7 FEEB DBLIVEBY Frank N. Zarlengo and Mary Dunn Phone SU 1-7484 G. E. APPLIANCES ferent lines of business. as sponsors. 1076 So. Gaylord RA. 4607 PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitene 4205 T h u rsd a y , N o y . 9, 1 95 0

n o Traaeal 1*1. Report^ M eeting N ov. 10^ Married Special Mass Slated DBNVKB*8 MOST tU Ittb at. FBOGREOeiVI t » e. ITtk Ava. Archbishop^s Guild's Annual Benefit For Loretto Women ((4 S. Uth Ava.

The Loretto Heights Women’s 1I4T-4* Market 8k I l l E. Iltk Ava. club will attend Mass Friday, Nov, TAhar llTf Scheduled at Albany Hotel Nov. 17 10, at 7:60 o’clock at the college for the deceased members of the (Archbishop’i Guild, Denver) club. A large attendance is urged. 6 6 9 9 The Archbishop’s guild will sponsor its annual fall Breakfast will be served in the students’ dining room following Why Pay More? benefit, a dance and card party, in the Cathedral room of the Mass. Albany hotel on Friday evening, Nov. 17. Chuck Bennett Members are requested to stay (Trademark) and his orchestra will furnish the music for dancing. A dual an extra hour to sew costumes control electric blanket will be on display and many fine for Naughty Marietta. prizes will be featured. Tickets for At the Women’s club meeting ting at her hoyie after a recent Wm. W. MYER DRUG STORES the benefit are ?1.80 per, couple, Nov. 2, Miss Joan Prohoski enter- COMPANY and may be obtained from all operation. tained' the women with two vocal circle presidents. Miss Beverly Blessed Sacrament Circle selections, “Danny Boy’’ and Colorado Owned Stores Neylon is assisting Miss Josephine The meeting, which was to have “ Look for the Silver Lining.” She Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. Hytrek and Miss Isabelle McNam­ been held on Nov. 10, has been was accompanied on the piano by 30 South Broadway loth and California ara in making the arrangements’ postponed indefinitely to permit Miss Natalie Jacobucci. for the benefit. members to attend the meeting of 3933 W. CoUax Curtis & I3th St. 17th & Tremont The members of the guild coun­ the committee on arrangements cil, circle presidents, and mem­ for the coming fall benefit. , Mary Larkin to Speak bers o f the benefit committee are Mystical Rose Circle invited to attend a meeting on Fri­ On Tuesday evening, Nov. 7, the Before Alumnae Group AT A DOUBLE-RING ceremony in Holy Family day evening, Nov. 10, in the home circle meeting was held at the Since the first gas lines were constructed, Killam church Saturday, Oct. 28, Catherine Marie Carroll, of the Catholic Daughters at 1772 home o f Mrs. Regina Forness. The Alumnae association of Mt. Gas Burners have faithfully served homes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .John D. Carroll, Jr., became the bride of Grant street to make re­ Our Lady o f the Rosary Circle St. Scholastica college, Atchinson, churches, schools, office buildings and industry. Paul Martin Knoblauch, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knoblauch, Sr. ports on the various activities in Miss Frances Hankey will be Kans., will* meet Nov. 14 in the The Rev. William H. Jones officiated. connection with the fall benefit. happy to hear from her friends home of Miss Mary Larkin, 2829 The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of New Circle Formed in her home, where she is conva­ Stuart street, Denver, GL. 8839. lescing from a recent illne.ss. bluish-pink satin. Her only attendant was her sister, Patricia. Norriss The Archbishop’s guild gained Miss Larkin, who has recently re­ K iM a m fs h s b u r n e r c o . Lynch acted as best man. The ushers were A1 Jerman and Gus Danios. eight new members Oct. 27 when Our Lady of Loretto Circle turned from a Holy Year pilgrim­ MANUFACTURIRS AND HEATINO IN&INEERS Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Denver Women’s the Holy Family circle was formed The layette prepared by the age, will tell of her experiences on i Press club. at the home o f Mrs. Alta Brodhag. members will be displayed at the Beverly Neylon her journey. ‘ ______Natural Gos with Killam Burners means cheaper The bride is a graduate of North high school and Mr. Knoblauch, home o f Miss Evelyn Miller when The following officers were elec­ heating costs, ond automatic, carefree, clean a navy veteran with three years’ service in the Pacific, is a graduate ted: Mrs. Alta Brodhag, president; the circle meets on Nov. 10. Mrs. Vigil Puts Them in Order of South high school and has attended the Graduate Electrical school Mrs. Eileen Smith, secretary-treas­ Lady of Sorrows Circle warmth continuously. Dependable guarantees for in Chicago. Upon their return from a wedding trip to California, the urer; Mrs. Maybelle Grace, pub­ Mrs. Martha Ryan o f Indian­ 35 years. young couple will move into their new home at 2885 Oneida street.— licity chairman; Mrs. Catherine apolis, Ind., is visiting her daugh­ Used Religious Articles Therc't « nuiraniNd KllUn Burocr (Photo by Universal studio) Proctor, sewing chairman; and ter, Mrs. Prather. She will also 260 BROADWAY For Evrrs Btatins Need RACE 2871 Mrs. Angelina Hoof, historian. spend some time with Mrs. Martha WESTERKAMP'S Mrs. Agnes Lathrop, Mrs. Lucille Serafini. a Saved From Rubble Heap TURKEYS Stephens, and Mrs. Margaret Mar­ Immaculate Conception Circle KE. 9043 5106 Wash. tin are also members o f the circle. Mrs. Morris Hoskins will enter­ Mrs. Eileen Koester, president tain the members o f the circle in By Marion Woods THE FANCY FOIL and col­ EVERYTHING A GOOD GROCERY * Young of the guild, and Mrs, Cecelia her home on Friday evening, ored paper from Christmas SHOULD HAVE . WHAT DO YOU DO with Scheunemann, chairman of the Nov. 10. cards, used x-ray films (washed BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES* your broken rosaries, medals * Well Finished membership committee, welcomed and cleared), little holy pic­ - WE DEUVER - ' St. Rita’s Circle minus their rings, old Christ- the new members and invited Miss Joan Roesch became a tures, all are grist for Mrs. Vi­ them to participate in the many cards? Have you more member of the circle when it prayer books and beads than gil’s mill. These odds and ends, activities of the organization. , met at the home .of Mrs. Jeline with little scraps of ribbon, are TO ENHANCE St. Anthony’s Circle your two eyes and two hands DELIVERED Wolke on Nov. 2. The evening was require? Mrs. Sophia Vigil, fashioned into bookmarks to A study hour will occupy a part spent stitching the layette and 1912 W. Holden-place, cah re­ be used as gpfts and prizes for o f the evening of Nov. 15 when playing canasta. children in the various mis­ the SIP-IT of pair them and send them to an­ J. K. MULLEN HOME the circle meets at the home of sions. Stella Maris Circle other sphere of usefulness. SUnset 1-6909 Mrs. Elizabeth Markey. The bal­ The evening of Nov. 10 will see Mrs. Vigil modestly denies ance of the evening will be spent the members o f the circle meeting About three and a half years that she is a “ one-man army.” sewing garments for the children at the home of Mrs. Gene Schier- ago the Register carried an ap­ The friends, known and un­ at the Infant of Prague nursery. burg. peal for rosaries for Europe. , known, who supply her with the SAVE V3 ON YOUR St. Jude’s Circle Our Lady of Fatima Circle .. Mrs. Vigil, mother of five chil­ “ makings” share with her in need it J Mrs. Florine Seastone enter­ Miss Patricia Pimpl was hon­ dren and not possessed o f much this apostolate. The mother o f tained the members of the circle o f this world's wealth, wanted Itf$ 0 wue m o^ er who Mtvto ored at a dinner party on Nov. 8 five little children has not much MEAT BILL . to contribute to the drive. She American Beauty Spag. on Nov. 6 in her home. Each by the members of,the circle. A spare time, but there are mo­ member presented a toy to be spiritual bouquet was presented to could not purchase a large num­ hetti to her children. Complete Processing Service ments here and there that can for Lockers and Home given to the children at the Little the bride-elect. ber of rosaries, blit thought that be salvaged for the work she Contains all the vital Flower center at Christmas tjme. she could repair damaged ones finds so fascinating. Freezers. clementt needed by The layette wa^ completed. if she could get these to work Mrs. Vigil hopes that Regis- growing bodiei We Sell Armour'i Beat Meats Infant of Prague Circle on. She asked friends and ac­ t v readers- will help her by giv­ and brains. in Quarters or Halves. Final stitches were put into the Volunteer sNeeded quaintances to- help her to col­ ing her their discarded or sur­ 128) layette when the circle met at the lect them, and, after much ef­ plus religious articles. King’s Frigid Food Bank home o f Mrs. Kitty Burns on fort, she completed her first 100 Nov. 8. In Hospital Work renovated rosaries. Today Mrs. (Mr. tnd Mrt. A. A. King Bride bor complete fulfillment o f the religious spirit and of Cathedral Parish) Precious Blood Circle Vigil says that it was more dif­ ^Miss Mora Sullivan plans to en- To meet the urgent need for ad­ ficult to secure the first 100 2041 8. UniveriitT ' enrichment o f the church service, the glorious and ^MOUIOIII PE. 3533 ®tertain the circle on Saturday eve­ ditional volunteer Gray Ladies at than it has been to get the many ning, Nov. 11, at which meeting Denver General hospital, a special thousands of religious articles inspiring music o f the organ is required. the layette will be completed. training class will be held the week she has since sent to various of Nov. 13, according to an an­ -- » ; * The thrilling answer to that need is the Minshall- INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATORS Ave Maria Circle missions. '** i Mi?s Gloria Cechin is recupera­ nouncement by Mrs. Lawrence >1 Estey electronic organ— compactly designed, remark* DENVER Hinkley, chairman o f the Denver MRS. VIGIL USED to send Red Cross Gray Lady service. the religious articles to China, ably versatile, providing fine, authentic organ music but it is no longer possible to Fort Morgan Flour Mills There are at present only five for any church — large or small. extra flayoTss. Gray Ladies serving the needs of direct shipments there. She con­ FORT MORGAN 800 patients at Denver General. tinues to send parcels to the Although the Minshall-Estey takes up no more Oblates and to the Divine Word BRANCHES AT— extra fizz, These volunteers assist in occupa­ tional therapy and social service Fathers in the Philippines. To room than a small piano, its true Githedral Tones, LONGMONT. . . YUMA tee work in addition to shopping, read­ the Franciscan Fathers in New exfntfitfl, York other packages are di­ its wide range, and its instant response arouse the HUDSON . . . HILL ROSE ing, writing letters, and the other routine duties of the Gray Ladies. rected for use in their missions admiration’ o f the most e x ^ in g musicians. here and abroad. Prayer books MILLERS AND HANDLERS Clicquot Women who are interested in (Ppmmmo4 I KUtK-O) in English and other religious taking part in this vital community EuytopUf.with man- OF FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, activity were urged to call the articles are sent to the Indian uilljr opeixed sub­ BARLEY; OATS, AND MILL Denver Red Cross Gray Lady serv­ missions of the Jesuits. bus, ind single, six- FEEDS Club ice at AL. 0.311 and make an No matter how shabby or worn LIME RICKEY appointment for a personal inter­ the article, Mrs. Vigil can renew oatve keyboitd. Any Country ShippertI pitnist can quickly Clicquot Club Bottling Co. view. it or can salvage something Consign Your Shipmont To Vs from it for repairing another muter its technique. 2020 Lawrence 6t. AComa 2508 item. Worn black wood rosaries Place Your Order < Parent-Teacher Group are restrung and the beads re­ Priced lower than newed with shoe dye. other electronic or- » Now for Slates Meet on Nov. 16 Prior to a Nuptial Mass ' “ Jans. the icwal cost ’ Thainksgiving in the Holy Ghost church, of a Minshall-Estey Museum to Feature insullation is amaz­ The Catholic Parent-Teacher Denver, Oct. 7, Miss Bernadine R. :tu r k ey - league will hear' Mr.s. L. F. Mc­ ingly small. 2 Movies on Printing Sonnek, daughter o t Mr. and Mrs. ’ Delicious Home-made Mahon, well-known Catholic lec­ turer, at the meeting on Thurs­ Joseph Sonnfik of Minnesota Lake, Our Lemon Pie. are day, Nov. 16, at 10 a.m. in the As a supplement to “Arts in Minn., became ihe bride ot Gilbert PIES- “ Out of thi. World” Catholic Charities annex, 1665 Communication,” currently being R. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant street, Denver. Mrs. Ray­ shown at the Denver Art museum’s Edward Llssolo, Denver. The Rev. The Beer That HUMMEL'S mond Ingram, hospitality chair­ new Schleier gallery, 1343 Acoma Henry J. Foley, S.S.S., officiated man, will be assisted at the meet­ street, two dramatic films con A wedding breakfast was held in Made Milwaukee Famous Denrer'f Leading Caterers cerned with the art of printing and and DelleateMen ing by Mr?. Louise De Bell, the Olin hotel, after which the president of Our Lady, of Mt. type making will be presented on couple left on a wedding trip to ^311 E. SeTenth A t^ K £. 1986^ MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. Carmel PTA, and Mrs. John the exhibition floor Monday, Nov the Grand Canyon in Arizona. OpMt Sundays and Weekdays Till 7:38.^ 13, at 8 o’clock. ’ CLOSED MONDAYS ’ J Gastello, president of the Sacred The bride is a graduate of Good :■ ■ Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray: Heart PTA. '-&AS4 Wells Music is. Five Centuries of Type Found­ Counsel academy of Mankato, ing will trace the history of print­ Minn., and the bridegroom is a Home of the Steinway ing from Jenson in 1470 to Caslon graduate of Holy Family high 1624 CALIFORNIA ST. — NBC BLDG. Monthly Meeting Set in 1720, with examples o f modern school, Denver.— (Arthur Lord Lee DENVER, COLORADO Gef these wonderful sets of steak knives! type that have been derived from photo) By Seminary Auxiliary the.se earlier sources. Type S-peaks is an analysis of The St.; Thomas Seminary the many contributions made to auxiliary will hold its monthly the progp'ess o f civilization through Set of 6 only meeting in the Catholic Daugh­ the development of printing, and a ters of America hall, 1772 Grant demonstration of the part that street, Denver, Tuesday morn­ printing plays in the contemporary Set of 2 only 40^ ing, Nov. 21. business world.

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MR. AND MRS. 'WILLIAM F. JOSEPH are shown above following their wedding Sept. 30 in Blessed Sacra­ ment church, Denver. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Harold Campbell offici­ Wonderful for cutting any meats, ated at the double-ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. double hollow-ground stainless steel and Mrs. A. A. Michael, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. W, R. Joseph. blade, never needs sharpening, good Mrs. Joseph’s maid of honor was her sister, Lu Ann, and her bridesmaids were Florene Martin and Joan Freppel. The best man looking plastic/handle resists stains was Bob Freppel, and the ushers were Jack Witaschek and^ Bill and water. Noonen. "rhe bride is a graduate of East high school. The bridegroom was graduatediduatc ' from ‘ Denver university. The couple are living in Denver after a wedding trip to the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs.— (Lynn Leaf photo) \ I

Thuriday,Xov. 9, 1>50 Office, 938 Boniiock Street THE DEHYER c a t h o lic REGISTER Telephont,~KEyttono 420S PAGE SEVEN

Joanne McCarthy' Tabernacle Society Hears Sodalists to Make DR, JAMES P. Becomes Bride of Offering to Pope GRAY Monsignor Maloney Speak \ Optometritt On Wednesday, Nov. 15, the Den­ Frederick Ihrer riSVAL CARE The Tabernacle society, Denver, The Rev. Robert McMabon of ver Cathedral Sodality of Our EYES EXAMINED enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. 5t*. Petor and Paul’i churok, Lady o f Immaculate Conception Mias Joanne McCarthy became VISUAL TRAINING the bride of Frederick C. Ihrer. M. J. O'Fallon at its meeting Nov. Wkoatridgo, portoaally tbaaked will meet in St. Paul’s reading Very Rev. Monsignor David Jr., in a double-ring ceremony Nova the TaboraaeU society for the reom at 8 p.m.. The triduum of Opiomeirht Insurance 4 in Holy Family church, D^nve^ "^Shllpney gave g brief review sot of black vostmonts just ro- Masses for the Holy F a c e r ’s with the Rev. Louis S. Meyer, of his recent trip to Europe, and coivod, and for all of tko sup­ Christmas gift will be taken up, 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. St. plans for the reception for the so­ officiating. Also present on the af- of audiences with Pius XII. plies furnished by tbo society. Phone for Appointment Plan Eliminates Following the reading o f the Mias Walsh aclmowledged the dality candidates will be discussed, tar were Father John Can jar ani‘ TA. 8883 Father Stephen Krieger, S.J. /' minutes, the president. Miss Eva receipt of 10 requisitions, and said and tentative plans will be made Funeral Expense M. Walsh, complimented Miss they would be filled before the for a Christmas party for the Con­ The bride, who was escoitted Clara Cqurtney upon her splendid holidays. valescent home that the sodalists down the aisle by her father, Clar­ work as recording secretary. Miss Ida M. Callahan gave an visit each month. Following the re­ ence C. JlcCarthy, wore a slipper Mrs. A. £. Seep, Sr., made a9d excellent report on the deanery. porta of the various committees the satin gown and a finger-tip veil DeSoto-P|ynouth ^ A sure way to meet funeral expense Is to gave two cinctures to the society, Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff, Mrs. J. meeting will conclude%ith a ques­ crowned with a halo of seed pearls. and presented Monsignor Maloney Leonard Swigert, and Mrs. L. F. tion box conducted by the Rev. Al­ arrange for payment on an insurance basis. She carried a white orchid with with a cincture ih appreciation of McMahon, all of whom attended bert Puhl, moderator. trailing stephanotis on her prayer All Late Model Used Gars his wonderful co-operation as.spir­ Gur PLAN calls for the payment of a small book. Her sister, Miss Donna Jsen the recent convention o f the Refreshmenta and a short pro­ itual director. Mrs. George Burt NCCW in Cleveland, 0 ., and took gram will be presented by the Carry 5,000 Mile Gaarantee monthly premium into a 4und held by a legal McCarthy, the maid of honor, wore Factory Trainmd Mechanics on All Chrysler Made Care a green satin gown patterned after also made a cincture. Mrs. A. £. prominent parts therein, reported Apostolic committee, headed by reserve insurer. Then, no matter how much the bride’s and carried a hand bou Murchle made two sets o f vest­ that it was an inspiring meeting. Beth Taylor and^Julia Donigan. quet of white ih a g n mums. The ments. Mrs. Marcella Edwards do­ The president announced that Sodalists who* are participating or little has been paid it^o the fund, all funeral bridesmaids, Misses Joan Dickman, nated six sterling silver fruit the December meeting, termed the in the skit on Chyrch etiquette GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc: Rose Marie Ihrer, and Joanne Ste­ knives and' 10 spoons to the old “ Christmas” meeting, would be held are asked to report to Regina costs will be met. phens, wore gold satin gowns, and gold and. silver collection. in the home o f Mrs. Ella Mullen Phelan, prefect, following the 2770 No. Speer Blvd.* GR. 3313 their bouquets were yellow mums The Rev, James Hamblin dis­ Weckbaugh Friday, Dec. 1, and meeting. It was announced on tied with green satin ribbon. The cussed the proclamation 'Of the she extended a cordial invitation Monday that Peg Fellmer and Jo­ flower girl. Miss Adrienne Kraft dogma o f the Assumption o f the to all the members . and their anne Roesch will be narrators for wore a pink gown and was escorted Blessed Virgin Mary into heaven. friends. ithe skit on Nov. 18. by the ring-Marer, Harold Bellm, Jr. The best man was Thomas Reichert, and the ushers were ' Sixty Present at Meeting Thomas Earley, Richard Hanifen, and Walter Pesci. Miss Shirley Weinman was soloist, and Robert TO PERSONAL. Cavarro was organist 20 New Members Join St. Rose's HNS The wedding breakfast was held (St. Rose of Lima’s Parish, church Not. 2. Those members RELIABLE. AND COMPLETE KEyston* 9297 KEyttoiw 6296 in the Trade Winds, and the re­ church rectory Nov. 3. Donovan Denver) who attended are Ed, Dave, ^ 1527 Cleveland Piece ception was held in the bride's Bertsch was accepted into the The Holy Name society of SL and Louie Langfield; Walt INVESTMENT home in the afternoon. troop as a new member. The scouts Rose of Lima’s parish met Nov. 6 Mayers, Henry DeNicola, Vinea After a short wedding trip to have offered their help to the Holy in the basement of the church rec­ Hogan, John McDonald, Pate the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs Name society for the fall frolic, SERVICE tory. Father Barry Wogan and the Burggraff, Joe Padilla, a n d the couple are residing at 6111 and each boy waa given a few m ^bers of the entertainment com­ Martin Clennon. tickets to sell. 6 0 YEARS OF SERVICE Montview boulevard. mittee had sent out personal invi­ The report of the sick and viril The members of the troop will tations to all present and prospec­ committee was given by Adam Ur­ attend a board of review in tW tive members to become active in ban. The report of the Big Brother Barnum school Wednesday eve­ the Holy Name activities because You can depend upon BOSWORTH-SULLIVAN G u ild Committee committee was given by Charles ning, Nov. 15. At that time those to give you personal, reliable, and complete invest­ of the widening scope and long- Read, scoutmaster of the parish scouts who advanced in rank will range plans of the parish. About Boy Stout troop, who reported on make their appearance before a ment service and advice . . . whether you're merely 20 new members were accepted Tire Chains Leaders Appointed scouting activities and invited the board to determine their profi­ seeking information or wish to buy or sell securities into the society. There was a total members of the society to attend, ciency In the various tests. An out­ in small or large amounts. Permanent Anti-Freeze The November meeting o f St. of 60 members present. if possible, any future scouting door hike has been scheduled for Joseph’s guild was held in the The meeting opened^with Father events. He also thanked the Holy Saturday, Nov. 18. library of St. Francis de Sales’ Wogan leading the ^ ou p in the Name society for the fine assist­ Write or visit BOSWORTH-SULLIVAN soon. high school Nov, 4, The president, Holy Name pledge. The minutes ance and prizes they have given to Our personnel, bur library, and g|jr research depart­ Mrs. John Spillano, appointed the of the previous meeting were read the scout troop. ment are ot your service . . , without any obligation. following women to head the com­ by Victor Cresto, secretary, and Father Wogan reported that all FORD DEALER mittees for the coming year: Ways ware approved. The treasurer’s re- the salvaged articles had been t and '^means, Mrs. Philip Mulligan; port was read by Joe Padilla, sec­ pttked up by the St. Vincent de sick, Mrs. Teresa Berg; member­ retary. Paul society. The report of the BOSWORTH, SULUVAN i COMPANY, ln& The report of the membership 133S Broadway MAin 3111 ship, Mrs. Mayme Fletcher; host­ maintenance committee was given JOHN J. SOIUVXN. Praa'dMJ ess, Mrs. John Craig; historian, committees was presented by John by Mr. Ludwig. Francone, who greeted the new Mrs. Harry Grout; phone, Mrs. The report of the literature and KE. 8141 members and stated that the send­ Karl Mayer; and press, Mrs. Catholic press committee was ing of personal invitations to mem­ Henry Jacquest given by Mr. DeNicola, who told of bers had evidently produced good The date for the- guild’s annual the progress of this new venture. 6 6 0 SEVENTEtNTH SI * O E N V E K , C O L O R A D O results, for the tttrnout was larger card party has been designated as He encouraged the members of the and greater than had been antici­ Saturday afternoon, Feb. 3, in the group and their families to pur­ tearoom of the Denver Dry Goods. pated. chase some of this Catholic liter­ A Requiem High Matt will be The report of the retreat fem - ature for family reading. SsM ii yoiV L TFlsiMaqsL ^ d s l ( x ) i i f L (ung for daoaaied guild mem­ mittee wa* givan by John Mc­ A report of the progreis made bers Saturday, N ot 11, at 8 Donald, who told the group that in plani for the fall frolic, to o’clock in St. Catherine’s 10 membert of the society had be held in St. Joieph’i hall Nov. church, W. 42nd- avenue and attended the nocturnal adora­ 18, was given by Ralph Melphy, WHAT FACTORS tion services in the Holy Ghost Federal boulevard. Bill Sconzert, and Mr. DeNicola. FLOWERS They requetted that each mem­ — for birthdays, weddings, annU SAFEGUARD ber of the society be given 10 veraaries, as well as funerals. Nurses^' Council Advances tickets to he sold, and that each BANK DEPOSITS? member aid in any manner pos­ We have for your selection a sible to make this event a huge large variety of Thanksgiving Date of November Meeting success. The following volun­ teered to help the entertainment Flowers. Order at earliest conven­ (Archdiocesan Council of Catholic St. Anthony’s Hospital committee: Burton Stadig, ience. 1. Good baffk management. This is Nurses, Danver Chapter) Miss Inez Fithian is recovering Charles Read, Scotty Lam- the underlying factor in the protec* The regular meeting will be from a recent operation. brecht, Martin Clennon, Tom held Thursday, Nov. 16, in St. A new class o f *25 practical O’Lear, J. W. Demmitt, Joe Ai- tion of your deposits. Anthony’s hospital. The coming nurses has finished the course of dilla, Leo Flaig, Ludwig Brun­ The Bright Spot holiday has made necessary this instruction and received diplomas. ner, Frank Marsaglia, Don 2. Sound bank supervision, Adher> change of date. The special fea­ Mrs. Martha Preeland White D'Arcy, and J. Scovel. ture will be entertainment by and her husband announce the ar­ Sunday, Nov. 12, will be Com­ Flower Shop ence to rigid standards is checked “ Chuck” ColUns, well-known radio rival o f a boy. Mrs. Freeland was munion day for the Holy Name artist. , in the class of 1949. society and the group is asked to Josephine at-5th Ave. F R .2745 through regular bank examinations. The executive board will meet assemble in the church rectory be­ Monday, Nov. 13, at 4 p.m. fore going to Uie church. 3. Federal Deposit Insurance. Each The ACCN Bridge club will Orphanage Sewing Club th e following volunteered as depositor in an insured bank is in* meet Tuesday, Nov. 14, in the ushers for the ensuing four Sun^ home o f Mrs. Cecelia Geiger, 361 To Sponsor Yule Sale days: Martin Clennon, Bill Scon sured up to the new maximum of Fairfax. zart, Jpe Padilla, J. W. Demmitt The credit union will meet St. Gertrude’s Sewing club Sam JiSinson, Frank Marsaglia $f0,000 for all deposits held in the Tuesday, Nov. 14, at 4 p.m. in of the Queen of Heaven or­ Ludwig Brunner, Scotty Lam Mercy nospitaft' phanage, Denver, will hold the brecht, A1 Urban, Vinca Hogan same right and capacity. We and St. Joseph's Hospital annual Christmas sate o f hand­ and Vistor C «sto. Miss Mary Halley and Robert made articles in the home of After the mwtlng Father Wogan other member banks pRy the full cost Mrs. Anna Carroll at 3524 C. McCullough are planning their treated the members of the so­ wedding for the Christmas season. Vallejo street Monday evening, ^of Federal Deposit Insurance. ciety to a dutch lunch. This waa Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Allen an­ Nov. 13, and all day Tuesday, followed by the showing of the Be sure to see Naughty Marietta on nounce the birth of a girl. Mrs. Nov. 14. film, Notre Dame Football Team Loretto Heights Star NItes Allen is the former M|^ss Goska. All women interested in pur­ of 1949. chasing handmade Christmas Phipps Auditorium Nov, 14*18 • Scouts Offer Aid D. & F.'s gifts are invited to attend the Kappa Gamma Pi attractive display. The homo of F » Fall Frolic Mrs. Carroll may be reathed The Boy Scouts held their regu­ Address direct by busses 6, 28, or 13. lar meeting in the basement of the To Hear • GABARDINE By father Forsyth Loyola Spaghetti Dinner The Rev. Charles Forsyth, SNOW SUIT O.S.B., of Boulder will be the MtmK«r F*^r«l D*p«>it Inturanc* C*rf«r«ttM guest speaker at a meeting Tues­ To Benefit School Fund day, Nov. 14, o f Kappa Gamma 9 keeps him snug against the cold Pi, Denver chapter, national honor (Loyola Pariih, Denvo>) and activities sorority for Catho­ A spaghetti dinaor will bo sorvad on Saturdaik Not. 11. from ^ lic women’s colleges. Mrs. Patrick 5 to 8 p.m. in the homo o f Mrs, F. J. Mooro and Mrs. KaTenaugb J. Cronin will be hostess in her at 2335 Gaylord. Procaodi o f this dinner will go to tbo building home at 1150 Ivy street Bring in your four- fund for the new school. Adult dinnort will be $1 and childron Taking office at the meeting under 12 years will bo torTod for SO contt each. Roiorration* will be the following newly elected to-twe!ve-year-olds and should be made by noon on Saturday by calling EA. 8868. Now it the Time to Order Your leaders; Mrs. James Kenna, presi­ ' The turkey games party held Nov. 4 was a grq^t success. The have them weather- dent; Miss Catherine Pruisner, vice PTA extends thanks to all who attended, especially to Mrs. F. Modre, president; Mrs. Gerald T. Cooney, cashier, and the following men: R. O’Halre, R. Heiney, D. Stein- protected in our trimly secretary; and Miss Minnie Ann kamp, E. Stone, A. Heagney, R. Catlett, M. Saya, W. O’Donnell, P. O’Dorisio, treasurer. The past Sayer, J. Fletcher, J, Berberick, W. Miller, T. D. Marco, W. Joco- president, Mrs. Vincent E. Smith, tailored snow suits of vetta, and E. Frei. has moved with her family to ART GUILD The PTA president announces that Mrs, M. Radovich has been South Bend, Ind., to join Dr. sturdy gabardine. Mou- appointed second grade room mother for the boys and Mrs. J. Smith, who is teaching in the Uni­ Popish cochairman for the health committee of the Loyola PTA. versity. o f Notre Dame. Mrs. R. Buckley is a patient in Mercy hospital. ton collared jacket Personalized The Denver group 'will resume All members o f the parish are again reminded to save their the Great Books discussion in the old newspapers and magazines for the paper drive later this month makes an attractive December meeting, if the books and to buy Imeir Christmas cards and wrapping from PTA members. separate coat...quilted CHRISTMAS CARDS have arrived. Those wishing personalized cards should get their ordera in by Nov. 15. PTA members will be at the church doors after the Masses during November to take orders. for extra warmth, buck­ Good Shepherd Society All these activities help'build the new Loyola school. No sacrifice is too great for this worthy cause. led side belts for snug Sets Social November 14 0 Mrs. Francis Koneeny was hogtess to the Mother Cabrini circle fit. Suspendef pants 25 for 2.95 The (jood Shepherd Aid society Nov. 8. Mmes. Emil Frei, Matthew Carr, Joseph Reischman, and Joseph Sullivan were guests. Pinochle honors were awarded to Mia. will meet in the Denver Dry Goods have w ater-repellent tearoom Tuesday, Nov. 14, at 1:30 William Boyle and Mrs. Reisebraan. The group, with Mrs. Amelia Desmond, chairman, decided to entertain at one party a month, the p.m. A dessert-luncheon will be double knee... knitted served after which cards will be roceeds of which will be uied for the aehool building fund. The 25 of any one design imprinted 'with ecember meeting will ba held in the home o f Mrs. Joseph-Ki^ause, I played. anklets, zippered for There will be special table prites. g4524 £ . 18th avenue. your name. All cards eome in fall Mrs. Leo Januki recently entertained at a Halloween party,in Reservation! may be made by call­ easy access . , . jacket color. ing Mra. W, J. McMenamy, FR. her home. Her guesU were members of the Mother Cabrini circle. Card honors were taken by Mrs. Emiel Frei and'Mts. Martin Golden. 7083, or Mrs. W, R. Joseph, FR. zippered too. Brown or 5217. Exclusive with the Def^^rer. blue. lunch, Review Enjoyed RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. By Academy Mothers GENERAL TIRES Ckristmu Csrds>-Fe«irt]i Floor The St. Mary academy Moth­ General Batteries 19.75 ers’ club held its second aocial meeting of the year Monday, Nov. 6. Benediction o f the Bleaaed Sac­ KRAFT RECAPPING rament and the Rosary were fol­ GENERAL lowed by luncheon and, later in the Kraft Inspected afternoon, a book review of Cor­ S 9 V H C E E »r>w Of! da fna*iii*.g|)ri» » nelia OUs Skinner’s Nuti in May Used Tires was given by Mrs. John Akolt, Jr. A large number of mothers was G.T.A.C. Eaaj Paj 1401 W. Colfax TA. 6604 preaent 1

PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Benneeic Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC MGISTIR Telephone, KEyitene 4208 Thuri(^, Nov. 9, 1950

Officers of Regis College Chemistry Club Wheatridge Altar Society Dr. F. A. Smit|i T 0 Meet Wednesday,Nov. 15 Optometrist '*•' (Stt. Peter Paal't Pariih, at 8 p.m. All teen-agers are invited Wheatridg8 # to attend. Eyei Examined * Viiuai Cara Individually Styled Glaiiei The Altar and Rosary society Adult instruction classes are will meet Wednesday, Nov. 15, at hejd on Tuesday at 8 p.m. The 8 p.m. in the parish hall. children’s catechism classes are held afte^ the 9 o’clock Mass each On Sundav, Nov. 19, the women Sunday. Ford Optical Co. will receive ^Communion in the 7 Workers to clean the church o’clock Mass. 1.558 Broadway Nov. 11 are Nellie Vollmer, Louis TAbor 1295 The Junior Newman club meets Schroer, Bob Kennedy, and Bob a t . the parish hall each Monday Merkl. IS VOUR FUR COAT ‘ Ready

Walter Mikoi Dale Pollart Ken Pollart Robert Madden Carl Plock Preiident Student Council Repreientative Secretary-T reaiure: Vice Preiident Student Council Repreientative + + 4 4 -, 4 - + - f + + ■+ 4-' ■ + + for WINTER? Radioactive Still' Will be Feature of Regis Chemistry Club Social NOW IS THE TIME Petri, will be the first social and Carl Plock of 2899 Ames Gadgets o f an apparent sci- Yards of intricately coiled ess, when the strartge-looking affair of the year staged by street, Lakewood, student coun­ TO LOOK OVER YOUR en'.fic nature have always fea­ glass tubing, leading from bub­ liquid reaches the spout, golden Rho Chi Sigma, which is one cil representatives. tur'd the annual dances of Rho bling rStorts and containing a cider will flow into the cups o f of the oldest student organiza­ Chi Sigma, chemistry club at fluorescent liquid, comprise this the guests, but thfehemists state Madden is a senior at Regis PRECIOUS FURS! tions on the Regis campus. Regis college, Denver, and the year's stunt machine, which that the whole process is too in­ and the others are members of ■T^aunched in 1928, its purpose ball to be held Friday night, chemistry club members sol­ volved for the average citizen the junior class. is to foster a greater interest in Nov. 10, in the Coronado club emnly declare is a radioactive to understand. The Rev. Louis T. Keenoy, Are there any pelts badly worn the science of chemistry and to is no exception. still. By some mysterious proc­ The dance, with music by Bill S.J., has been moderator o f Rho obtain a broader ■view of sci­ on fronts, pockets, collar or Chi Sigma for the past 10 entific topics through general years. Other faculty members in sleeves? Daniel's will replace discussions held at bimonthly the chemistry denartment are At South High School November 10 meetings. them with new pelts which will the Rev. George M. Tipton, Officers chosen for the com­ S.J., and Dr. Francis Ozog. ' jogoin restore the beauty of ing year are Robert J. Madden V 4-H Leaders, Members W ill Be Honored of 3263 Adams street, Denver, The dance Friday night will your'furs. president; Dale Pollart of Holly, also introduce for the first time the candidates for the annual At 7:15 p.m. Friday, Nov. 10, mett Digman, vice president o f the club; Indian pageant by Busy Bees vice president; Walter Mikos of Coronation ball, which will be 4-H leaders and members will be 4-H advisory council, will present 4-H club; county ■winners of na­ Chicago, 111., secretary-treas­ WE SPECIALIZE IN honored at the annual Achieve­ national awards to Denver county tional contests— Emmett Dignan; urer; and Ken Pollart of\Holly held early in December. ment night at South high school winners. congratulations to leaders and REPAIRING & REMODELING auditorium, Denver. It will be a A highlight o f the evening will members — Mayor Newton; five- tribute to the leaders who gener­ be the club banner contest, which year service pins and one-year Boulder Speech Contest ously gave their time and effort to will take place in the auditorium. pins — MeMn Rowley, Public * be of help to more than 1,300 boys Each 4-H club in the city is plan­ Service Co.; 0 New Coats Made to Order and girls during 1950. ning to make its own club banner Ironing Is Easy— demonstration Draws Eight Regis Entries Melvin Rowley will present to be entered in this contest. They by 4-H team; a note of thanks— service pins to all leaders who will be lined up in an outer hall Gus Swanson, KFEL; square A delegation of eight crack Re­ Donald Kirvin, The moderator is BRING YOUR FUR COAT IIV YOW AND IT have given their first year o f serv­ before the program begins, and at dance— by Westwood clubs; Dan- gis college, Denver, speakers will the Rev. Charles F. Kruger, S.J. a signal from the master o f cere­ forth Foundation award— to Don The subject chosen for nation­ ice as Denver 4-H club leaders take part in the first big forensic WILL BE READY FOR

(St. Francia d* Sale.’ Pariah. complated a icyaii-week parlia­ Mrs. Herman Miller is confined Denyer) mentary law cour*a at Oppor­ to St. Anthony’s hospital. tunity (chool. They were Mrs.' Mrs. Joseph Sullivan, Mrs. A. Saturday, Not. 11, at 1 p.m. Harman Doyla, parliamantariani HcCutcheon, and Mrs. C. Frede at­ St. Franeit’ Booitara and frianda Mrs. Albert Fender, historian; tended the Denver County lunch­ will bagin a triple-treat day aftd Mrs. Josaph Sullivaii, vice eon at the Shirley-Savoy hotel whan the grade aehool Widgeta prasidant. Nov. 7. The theme for the day was will meet St. John’a Hawica at Den 2 of pack 126 visited the "safety.” 1 p.m. in Baari’ stadium, fol- Children’s museum in the City Mr!. Earl Compton, health fdcoa* DuiT«r*8 Flncit lowed at 2 p ja . with a foaturo and County building Nov. 2. chairman, attend^ the health game between the Pueblo Cath­ After seeing the puppets on dis­ meeting at Opportunity school olic high Sharorocica and tha St. play, they plan a puppet show Nov. 2; Guy Fox and Dr. Lewis COLBURN HOTEL Francis Gromlina. o f their own. Those in the group Overholt, psychiatrist, spoke on LUXURKIUS ROOMS were David Lindley, Jack Keating, mental hygiene in the schools. Cocktail Lounge ^ The Shamrocks will be guests of Mrs. A. G. Verlinden will at­ DELICIOUS! the Boosters at a roast beef dinner Bob Welch, Dennis Sullivan, Rich­ New Coffee Shop ard Shea, and Harold Kiley. They tend a meeting for radio chairman, in the school cafeteria after the Tuesday, Nov. 14, at station KOA. 10th Avenue at Great / Yes — "delicious" — ir the most oft re­ contest. Boosters are preparing were accompanied by Mrs.- Keat­ A Chuck' Collins show will be MAia 6291 peated comment we hear mode about bur and serving a ;roast beef dinner ing, their den mother, and Mrs. Joseph Sullivan. seen at this time. D. a. CEKI8E, Ueni«w c n F € meols. It makes us feel good because we from 6 to 8 p.m. (lames will be Three eighth grade boys, Larry Mrs. F. Marriott and Mrs. C. try our best to moke every meal >ve serve featured during and following the Frede will attend the meeting at dinner in the various rooms in the Lougbry, Lee Sullivan, and David delicious to the taste. Opportunity school for film c'hair- high school. The evening will be McDonnell, entertained a group of men Friday. Noy. 10. climaxed with the presentation of The regular meeting of the plan­ Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Halland PUPILS OF ST. MARY’S academy, Denver, who re­ two all-eXpense trips and tickets to their classmates at a Halloween swimming party, after which they ning committee of Cub Scout pack ceived honors recently are-(left) Jeanne Barrett, elected the Notre Dame-U.S.C. game to be enjoyed refreshments at the home 126 will be held in the home o f “ Queen’s 'Teen’’ of the month, and Judy Ford, whose essay won her the played in Los Angeles, Calif., on o f Lee Sullivan. The''guests in­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Kiley, 153 ! I I distinction of ’teen representative to Exteruion magazine from St. Dec. 2. I cluded Raymond Lawlor, Loren S. Grant, at 8 o'clock Friday, Nov. Thun., Fri., SaL, Mary’s. THE HOLLAND HOUSE The student activitiee club will Roberts, Michael Reeves, Donald. 10. All den mothers and members Nov. 9, 10, 11 , COIOEN COLORADO. + - f + + + present a Wilcox-Gay Recordette, Woertman, Paul Doyle, Donald of the committee are requested to Robt Tijlor John Hodiak combination portable radio, recor­ Pfannenstiel, and Myron Moss- attend to formulate plans for the Ariosa Dahl der, and record player. Tickets for brucker. coming scout year for pack 126. "AM BUSH" ' the gam es'are being sold in the Jeanne Barrett Is Elected A PTA mothers’ chorus group is All Cub Scouts as well aa pros­ Jm4j Canara Billj OHhart Western schools at 60 cents for adults and being organized in the parish. A pective Cubs will receive Holy 25 cents for students. All parish­ leader and accompanist are needed Communion in a. body Sunday in . "SLEEPY TIME GAL" Music ioners and friends are invited to and all those interested in Joining the 8 o'clock Maas. Contineoei Show Saterdaj, 1 p.n, DANCING CARTOON 'Queen's Teen' at Academy take part in the activities of the this group are asked to contact Mrs. Thomas A. Miller will be day. hostess to the S t Francis circle on 9 P.M. lo 1 A.M. — No Cover Charge (St. Mary’s Academy, Danvar) izing the curriculum was the chief Mrs. George Mossbrucker at PE. Sun., Mon,, Tuea,, Wednesday, Nov. 15, at 1 p.m. Good Food — Cocktail Service Jeanne Barrett, a member of the topic o f discussion. Thrua PTA memben racantly 9514. Nov. 12, 13, 14 Mrs. W. H. Laroberth and Mrs. junior class, was elected “ Queen’s The Bit and Spur had its fall Dan Dalltjr Corrinna Calrat Teen’’ for the month at the sodality horse show Nov. B. The champion­ B. F. Fitzsimmons will be hostesses "WHEN WILLIE COMES DENWOOD INN breakfast held first Friday morn­ ship class was the highlight of the to members of the Guardian Angel ing. show and was comprised of girls Italian Spaghetti Dinner guild on Thursday, O ct 9, in the MARCHING HOME" 2598 S. Broadway SP. 9761 Blue Parrot at 1 p.m. An essay entitled “ What’s With who had won first and second in all Starlint Haydan Louia Calharn Words’’ was submitted to the edi­ the seat and hands classes as well as A short business meeting will Jaan Haste follow the luncheon, after which torial staff o f the Extension maga­ the jumping class. The seat and 'THE ASPHALT JUNGLE" zine by Judy Ford. This entitles hands classes are judged on the Is Slated Saturday, Nov. II, there will be card playing. ' Mr., and Mrs. L. J. Holmes have CARTOON — NEWS Judy to the distinction of being girls’ riding form and the handling Contienooa Show Sandaj 12:31 P.M. named ’teen representative to Ex­ of the mount. In the championship returned from a month’s vacation tension from St Mary’s. class Susie Preiberger won first At St. Louis'PTA Jamboree spent in Mexico City, Nov. 15 BOGGIOS Sherry Straton and Kay Brand, and Jo Woehrmyer second place. The Donnelly circle will be enter­ tained by Mrs. C. E. Kelsey on BENEFIT GAMES PARTY members of the senior class, will Both .girls are members o f the (St. Louis’ Parish, Danvar) ^end this week end in C&non sophomore class. Janice Allison, Thursday, Nov. 16, at 1 p.m. 20 TURKEYS FAMOUS FOR FINE t HJOY THE WESrS .. . St. Louis’ PTA is sponsoring an avanlng o f fun at thf PTA Mrs. A. J. Fregeau will be host­ FOOD SEEVEO IN A A' MOST EEFEESHINO (Jity and will attend the Abbey also a member o f this class, won homecoming game and dance Sun­ ribbons on her new horse. Jean Jamborto Saturday, Nov. 11. A raal Italian spaykatti dinnar will ess to her circle on Tuesday, Nov. Everyone Welcome CEACIOUS MANNER COCRTSO. LOUNGE 14,' at a luncheon at 12:80. day, Nov. 12. Altendorf 'took second place in the ha serrad in tha school cafetaria. A spacial priaa will ha awardad. TRIMONT AT IROADWAY team class. School Teacher! Hold Besides the dinner there will ha an evening of entertainment to -LORETTO HEIGHTS presents- Kindergarten Children KE. 961 8 * CH. 2494 District Meeting be held in the recreation center. A district meeting of Loretto Give Angel Party There will be attractions to in­ PHIPPS AUDITORIUM Nov. 14 through 18 high school teachers was held in All members of the kindergarten, in which St. Louis’ played seven S t Mary’s Nov. 4. The sisters terest both children and adults. first, and second grades enter­ For the children there will be dart public schools of Englewood. The from St. Mary’s high school, Colo­ tained their friends at an Angel three sixth graders were Joe 9 9 rado Springs, Holy Family high games, “ fortune telling,” make-up 4 1 party Oct. 31. They received as booth, movies, and a magic show. Chirichigno, David Dryer, and school, Denver, and St. Mary’s favors guardian angel medals and Danny Ger^ty. Th^ game will be nnuGHTV ih a r ie t t r academy met at St. Mary’s. Mother For the adults there will also be cards. appropriate entertainment. Since played at the Pirates field Friday. Francis Therese, Assistant General The kindergarten children arq this is the PTA’s one money-rais­ At a meeting held in the of< the Loretto society and Sister working on an Indian project in ing project of the year, it is hoped recreation canter Nov. 8, an a*- Mary Gregory, supervisor of high preparation for Thanksgiving day. that it •will be well patronized. ■oeiation ef the high echoel A Victor Herbert masterpiece ably schools, came to preside at the They are learning the work habits altar boys was formod. Tha plan The PTA meeting ■will be held performed by students of speech, meeting. The chief topic 01 of ais-dis­ and play habits o f Indian boys and is to standardizo the sarving at cussion was an expansion ofqf the on Tuesday, Nov. 14, at 8 p.m. in girls. Each will wear a dress of Mass. Thera aro now about 30 music and dance at Lorettef. Out­ theme of the past Loretto AiJAimual the recreation center. The princi­ burlap on the final day of the tervars from six high schools. Edueaiional conference. Cathath^jic- pal speaker o f the evening will be standing guest stars will also appear. project. The Marian sorority is sponsor­ T. Raber Taylor, prominent Den­ The first and second grades have ing, in behalf of the Archdiocesan ver attorney. A movie on dental planned a trip to the Brookridge Sodality union, a showii^ of the care will be shown by Mrs. „ ALL EVENING SEAT* Regis High Is Site dairy for Friday. Nov. 10. They Family Theater film. The Tri­ M. Bronder, school nurse. Re­ SEATS NOW ON SALE AT will be conducted through the plant umphant Hour. The showing will freshments will be served by the MAY CO. a DENVER DRY at 8:30 and will see the milking, be held in Oscar Malo hall, E. 18th For Speech Meeting seventh grade mothers, with Mrs. pasteurizing, and bottling pro­ avenue and Grant street, on Mon­ GOODS ^CO. BOXOFFICES childre. 7»c G. Bell and Mrs. Norfleet, sev­ cesses. day evening, Nov. 13, at 8 o’clock. enth-grade room mothers, in ...... * Any parishioners who did not see Of Three Schools charge. t ^ pi^ure when it ivaa shown (R*gi«- Hifk School, Denvor) 50 Girls Attend The Altar and Rosary society in the parish last summer are in­ With the high school forensic met Nov. 6. The society will spon­ vited. It features such well-known IT H OTEL season soon to reach the height of sor a food sale on Sunday, Dec. 10. Catholic stars' as Loretta Young, winter season activity, a practice C. D. of A. Party Proceeds from the food sale will Pat O’Brien, and Fibber McGee > Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Luncheons and Dinners meet among students from Holy help defray the expense o f re­ and Molly. The C H A L E T FOR SPECIAL RE.SERVATTONS FOR BRIDGE^PARTIES, Family, Cathedral, and Regis high More than 50 girls attended the modeling the sacristy. The instruction class for those DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 schools was held Nov. 4 in the Halloween party given by the Three boys from St. Louis’ interested in the Church is held Henry Graf, Prop, Regis college library. Junior Catholic Daughters, Den­ Beautiful Ballrooms Privata Dining Rooms school were chosen to play in the each Monday evening at 7 :30. The Unofficial competition was held ver, Oct. 30. All-Star game of the Junior Amer­ class is still in the early part o f You’ll oufoy our dolieious food, our delightful in all forensic brahche.s un’der the At the first meeting h ^ ^ b y the ican football league. The three the course, and any new member mtmosphmro. Sertiet is tops . • - pricee right. direction of John Welch, S.J., St. Frances Cabrini trdop, o f­ were outstanding in league play. is welcome to join the class. moderator of the Regis high school ficers were elected a.s follows OPEN DAILY S ill A.M. chapter of the National Forensic President, ^^Carol Ann Butz; vice 815 Ceiorada Boul«vard FR. 0432 Special Attantian DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT league. Those adjudged to be the president,'Marlene Churchill; sec to Bridra Pertiaa Modern and Old Time Mutic — Admiiiion, 50e Tax Inch winners in the practice session retary, Diane Giba; social chair­ Heights Hun-Educator were: . ■ man, Joan Coomer; and telephone Gug SchtvaWs Debating, Gibbs and Waters, committee, Gloria Ann Somma. LAKEWOOD GRANGE H A ll-1401 BRENTWOOD Regis, first; Cotter and Hay.s, Ca­ The 'next meeting will be held thedral, second; Dolan and Glenn, Saturday, Nov. 11, with Carol To Visit Holy Family High Cathedral, third; Ann Butz at 4404 Xavier street. Chat & Chew Poetry, Burger, Holy Family, The troop will begin its new proj (Holy Family High School, van, master 7)f ceremonies, with first; Hammill, Holy Family, sec­ ect o f making stocking dolls for Danvar) the help of authentic costumes DRIVE-tN RESTAURANT ond; Hough, Cathedral, third; the Santa Claus shop. Miss Lu Next ( week Holy Family high and sets, will make Holy Family students more conscious of their FAMED FOR EXCELLENT FOOD AND Radio, Mclnerney, Cathedral, cille Perito will assist Mrs. John school will be honored with the FRIENDLY SERVICE first; Seich, Cathedral, and Buck- Somma with the troop this year. presence of Mother Francis The­ freedom. ley, Regis, second; Connor, Cathe­ The new St. Maria Goretti rese, head of the secondary educa­ Holy Family school wishes to LUNCHEONS — DINNERS BLUE BONNET CAFE thank the priests faculty, pep and SODA FOUNTAIN — SANDWICHES — SALADS Z dral, third; troop held its first meeting Nov, tion department of the Sisters of Dramatic, Bottone, Regis, first; 6. Officers elected were: Presi­ Loretto, and Sister Mary Greg­ “ D” clubs, cheerleaders, studenti, FOOD TO TAKE OUT and all who helped make the 17th Denbo, Cathedral, second; Foley, dent, Elaine Saul; vice president, ory, community supervisor from 6000 East Colfax Avenue and CO CKTA IL LOUNGE Holy Family, third; ■Verna K Nelson; secretary, Nancy Webster college. homecoming a success. '=’ 457 South Broadway Humorous, Deike, Regis, first; Joe Nelson; treasurer, Rita Tur- The sisters will inspect classes On Nov. 12 the football team Phone DE. 4434 Cotter, Cathedral, second; Ma­ relli; press reporter, Marsha Ver- and view the progress of stu­ and members of the pep club will Open lltSS A.W. Till 3:01 A.M. honey, Holy Family, third; dicchio; sunshine committee, Vir­ dents. journey to Canon City for a nme Oratorical, Jones, Regis, first; ginia W h itn ^ ; telephone commiU Armistice day celebrationa will with the Abbey school team. Plans FOR YOUR NEXT DINNER OUT McCabe, Regis, second; Waters, tee, Joan Alcorn; and activities be highlighted'by a military rally. are being made to have more stu­ (Open Sundays and Holidays) ^ Regis, third; committee, Nancy Weber. The senior class, under the direc­ dents acoempauy the team. m m LOOSE mam m a teeming RAiuiOAD terminal! Extemporaneous, McCabe, Regis, The troop will begin at once to tion of Sister Mary 'Victor, class Sunday is homecoming day for WE SERVE first; Gibbs, Regis, second; Thorn­ stuff animals for the Santa Claus sponsor. Will present the patriotic the southern Colorado school. It ton, Regis, third; and shop. Its next meeting will be assembly Nov. 10 before the stu­ has extended invitations to Holy Original, Shannon, Regis, first; Dec. 6 with Nancy Joe Nelson; dent body. Family students to participate in COMPLETE 6-COURSE DINNERS - 95c UP Roche, Regis, second; Waters, 1176 S. Clayton. The program will consist of the postgame activities, which in­ Regis, third. St. Therese’s troop i^ill meet songs and skita of the four wars clude a banquet and a homecoming Nov. 25 with Mary Ann Heilman, of the United States. Joe Sulli- d a n ^ Cocktail Lounge Open to Public, 500 S. Sherman. +' ■ -T ■ - - h + Nincy Rsrry Small Banquets or Wedding Parties WILLIAM _ Olson • Fitzgerald nkrCiHtma ^ Entertain Red Feather Meeting LYLE 8ETTGER-JAN STERLING HOIDEN rta Games FALL FESTIVAL SATURDAY SPECIAL SWISS STEAK COMPLETE $ 4 4 5 IN NEW DINNER...... I L Turkey Dinner CHILDREN— HALF / r ICE Sorting S to 8 p.m. From - ST. MARY’S HALL K . of C 5 to 8

DINING ROOM A CLEVER GILBERT AND SULLIVAN Cheat campaign meeting last weak. The young thea- pians drew enthusiastic applause from the larg;e LITTLETON Pirates of Penzanze skit with a Red Feather crowd. Shown, left to right, are Joe Sullivan, Jean 16TH& GRANT theme was presented by five students from Holy Peck, Jack Hammill, Marlene Piscitella, and Ray Family high school at a Denver Area Community Breanehan. The accompanist was Lillian Taylor. 1.25

t, SATURDAY____ 9 cubic foot Philco dNp freeze ^DJfnSL O w l ! NOVEMBER 18th $50.00 - $25.00 - Special Gift PoJflSL CJlL! PAGE TEN Offk'*, 938 ti tk Strttf THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tcfaphon*, KEyston«420S Thursday, Nov. 9, 1950 Celebrate Club's First Anniversary YOU MAY NEED BIFOCAIS .ourdes Parish CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY NOW! GRUEN . . . ELGIN Th« oia«r w« frow, lb* mor« aifficult it bacomas ta fociu for BtJLOVA WATCHES naar Titian. Tbit it prafactly natural. Nona of ut it immuna. Dramatists Get FOR EVERYONE Tbit it tba tima whan bifocait ara inJicataa to wa may laa both far ana naar with ona pair of flaitat. a Diamond Rings * Wedding Rings Top Direction * BeautifiH Stone Rings (Our Laay of Louraot Parith, * The Ronson Lighters SWIGERT BROS. Danyar) • Men’s Jewelry Expert dramatic directors take • 1847 Roger’s Silverware KEystone 7651 ISaO California OptometriU% over the coaching of the Lourdes • 1001 Other boys and girls dramatic club this Better Vision Good Service week. John Connors of radio sta­ Delightful Gifts for Every Age At Right Prices tion KLZ will begin directing the play Peter Rabbit with a cast of See WM. A. EICHFour Jeweler second and third graders. Miss CLASSES INDIVIDUAXLT STTLED 1552 LAWRENCE Mary Behan will begin the direc- MA. 8862 tion o f another j>lay for fourth and |iiiiiiniiiiiniii;iiiiiiuiitiiiiiii;iiuiiiiiiiimiiifliiiunc^^ fifth graders. Other directors will be called upon to sponsor other /Pcqum caiti children’s plays Two casts have been selected I THEODORE I ^ 9 n fia c a fo r each of the plays, making; a FOR THE IN SERVICE total o f 20 casts for the first round ANDREW ADELMANN, IS, of the o f plays. When one play is pro­ Smert motorists make us a habit — they UuUtn Home for Bojrf, Logaa Town. duced, the children will be g;iven knots they can depend on our service. iHACKETHALl Requiem M a» la belos celebrated in another to memorize. Since the be­ . . . SAVE TIME . . . USE OUR INDOOR Holy Ghoit church today. Nor. t. Horan ginning of the dramatic club a few A mortuary. SHOPPER’S PARKING . . . weeks ago, great interest has i MORTUARY WILLIAM R. DAVIS, «Z, ot 20tt 12 MIN. TO 12 HRS. Albion street Husband of Mary Jane been shown by all the children. I WiHlam O’Brien. Attociata | Davis; fsther of Elalna, Anne, and Jamas When the plays are ready, the Davis; and brother of Mrs. Irene Crowe, children will put them on for the I 1449-51 Kalamatb St. sod Grace and Lydia Davis. Requiem DENVER GARAGE Mass is being celebrated in Blessed benefit o f the parish. Six women Phone MAin 4006 Sacrament church at 9 o'clock today, met in the school last week and 1437 California CHerry 1601 I Nov. 9. Interment M t Olivet Horan k began making costumes for the JIM BUTLER (St. Joieph'i Pari.h) ROY BUTLER Son mortuary. first play. A total of 46 women ANNA HEFFRON, 76, of 909 Clark­ OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE chair­ chairman; Elmer Ricci, sports chairman; Joseph son street. Wife of Hugh Helfron, sod volunteered to sew the costumes sister of William J. Coyle of South Gate, for the plays, and each will be men of the Mt. Carmel Young People’s Sugar, president; Helen Toddonio, religious chair­ Calif., and Emma Nesa and Irane Hinei called upon to help as needed. The club are shovm posed around the special cake pre­ man; and Duke La Conte, publicity chairman. The HARTFORD-ALCORN of Denver. Requiem Mass was celebrated in St. John the Evangelist's church Nov. costumes then become the prop­ pared for the club’s first anniversary. Seated are active club has made remarkable advances in its MORTUARY 4. Interment Mt Olivet Horan k Son erty of the Lourdes club and will Lucille Brienza (left), secretary, and Virginia first year of existence, which it celebrated with a CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING mortuary, be stored away for future use. Ricci, treasurer. Standing (left to right) are Ray Communion breakfast Sunday, NOv. 5.— (Photo by ^ \ Pamily Group Insurance FAY LOW, 21, of 246 W. 12th avenue. Our Lady of Lourdoo church Pepe, social chairman; Marshall Piccone, cultural Smyth) RA. 0325 Wife ot William K. Low and mother if to got a naw liU floor for the oC Daniel T. Low. The Rosary la being + + +■ Classified Ads Alameda at, Logan recited in Horan's chapel at 7 o'clock ▼attibulo and ftairt in tha rear •+ + + this evening, Nov. 9, Requiem Mass will o f the church. This area was ^ It will pay you to read ALL of tha following adTcrtitementi. be celebrated in S t Joseph's church at left unfinithed at the building 10:30 tomorrow, Nov. 10. Interment Mt of the new church. Rubber mat­ Olivet Horan k Son mortuary. 5f. Juliana Club Active at M t Carmel Ulonuments ting hai been in ufe fince that Wa bava aractad many baauti- FLORA MORRIS, 91, 4360 S. St Paul BRICK REPAIRS WANTED TO RENT street Requiem Mass is being celebrated tima. A light tile will give a naw ful monuments in Mt. Olivet (Our Lady o f Mt. Carmal Parith, in the home o f Mrs. Margaret Con- Rose Pomponio, Florence Di Tolla, in St. Mary'a church, Littleton, today, look to the entrance o f the BRICK REPAIRS I SpMlalixing in hriek Denver) zone, 3745 Vallejo street. The Margaret Conzone, Mary Man- 2 bedroom home or apartment, by Armour Camatery. Nov. 9. Horan k Son mortuary. church proper. The tiling will be pointing and rupairing, also caulking and k Co; Department manager. Just trans­ The purpose o f the St. Juliana hostess award was won by Mrs. cenelli. Rose Perito, Margaret ferred to Denver. TAbor 8121. 7 ;30 A.M. to ANNA PORRECO, 51, of .Welby. Wife inttalled early next week. painting. GR. 7442 WALTER EVANS of Daniel Porreco; and mother of Doro­ Discussion club, active parish or­ Eve M. Giambrocco. Villano, Rose Carlone, Mary 8177 Benton St 6 P.M. A. T. THOMSON The Knight Campbell music thy. Shirley, Anthony, and Daniel, Jr., ganization, is to teach lay people The meeting Oct. 18 was held D’Ascenz, Lojiise De Bell, Rose 600 Sherman St. TA. >018 Porreco, and Mrs. Jack. McGInley and company announced that the PAINTING ft DECORATING WANTED TO RENT the sacred truths and laws of the in the home of Mrs. Rose Carlone, Brancusci, Eve M. Giambrocco, Mrs. Ralph Richmeir. Also surviving is chime bell for Our Lady of one grandchild. Requiem Mass was cele­ Church. The m eeting are lead by 3643 Shoshone street The hostess Rose Quaratino, a n d Pauline Wallpaper banging, painting, remodaliag. Unfurnished apartment Hav|e one child. Lourdeseshrine has finally arrived Prefer North Side. Will pay up to |66. b ra te In the Church of the Assump' Father Thomas Lo Cascio, O.S.M., award was won by Mrs.,Rose Pe- Gallo. Call KE 6798. and is ready for installation as Call GIt 7484. tion, Welby, Nov. 8. Horan k Son mor­ pastor of Mt Carmel church. The rito. The meeting Nov. 1 was held FOR paperhanging and painting eaU Antes tuary. soon as the present snow storm is Mrs. Mancenelli 111 JERRY BREEN members also sew and work for in t h e home o f Mrs. Mary Beringer, 168 Madison. EA. 2286, APARTMENT WANTED MARGARET KNOX CALLIGAN, 79, over. There was a two-week delay Mrs. Mancenelli has been ill in the purpose of raising funds for D’Ascenz, 4930 Zuni street ot 766 Milwaukee street Widow of John in receiving one part of the bell. St. Anthony’s hospital. Florist W. Galligani mother of Mrs. G. R. Joslyn the new Mt. Carmel school, now The next meeting will be held TOWELS & LINEN SUPPLY Register employee deaperately needs three ■The bell chime was put together in The Mother Cabrini club will or four room epartment or house. Will pay and Mrs. M. M. Griess; and grand under construction. The fancy- in the* home o f Mrs. Louise De MOUNTAIN TOWEL k SUPPLY CO 1004 15th St. mother of Mrs. Edward N. Walker of the music store and tested this hold its next meeting Thursday, up lo 160.00 per month. Cell KEystone work booth at Mt. Carmel’s*annual Bell, 3182 W, 35th avenue, at 1 Service fimfehed for Offiece, Berbery 4206, Extension 4 from 0:30 to iiOO. Boulder and John Lawrence Griess of week and proved to be satisfactory. Nov. 16, at 7:30 p.m.* in the home Reetaureiiu. Storee. and Banqaete Denver. Also surviving are two sisters bazaar is sponsored by the S t p.m. MAin 2279 of Geraldine Capra, 3‘708 Quivas B. W. BBCKIU6. Manager in California. Requiem Mass was cele­ The instruction class on Juliana club. Members* of St. Juliana’s study brated In St. John the Evangelist’s Wednesday night fo r converts has street. Last weel^s award was wop 122'? Cartis S t MA. TNI ROOM FOR RENT church Nov. 7. Olinger mortuary. The club met Oct. 11 at 1 p.m. club are Mmes. Theresa Bellanti, attracted a good attendance. After by Nancy Brindisi. It was donated DRUGGISTS Bedroom next to bath. Kitchen and laundry LEE A. KATZENBERC, 46. of 1637 the lecture eaclr Wednesday night by Rose PersichetfcL. privileges. All utilities paid. SP. 8712. Uinta street. Hhsbsnd of Gertrude £ Call a Kaxtenberg; father of Mary Joan* Kat- an open forum is held. The meet The St. Benedict Study club held' TOUR PRESCRIPTIONS FOR RENT lenberg; and brother of Ruby Douglas ing starts at 7:30 o’clock. 2nd Annual Turkey Shoot its last meeting in the home of and Mrs. Pearl Watson of Los Gatos, The Teen-Age club of Our Lady Mrs. Nettie Bonelli. iriU he Hied correctly at 4-Room apt blocks from church. Elderly Couple. Pensioners welcome. Cell ZONE EAR Calif.; Mrs. Vivian Buthert of Crystal In celebration of Father Lo Cas- , WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY Lake, III.; and Fay and Douglas Katsen o f Lourdes parish meets as usual '^Schecduleid in Westminster Mrs. Goodwin. 8^. 9207.______MAin 7171 berg of Richmond, III. Requiem Masa for a social this Thursday night cio’s birthday, husbands.atid wives Ph. SP. 07U 1008 Santb Gaytacd Bt Framat, CaartMe* Strrlca was celebrated in the Cathedral Nov. 4 from 7 until 10 o’clock. Dancing of the flub held a dinner dance. CBBAFER RATES Olinger mortuary. to a nine-piece orchestra is a fea­ (Holy Trinity Parith, Wetlmintter) The next meeting will be held t-WAT RADIO JULIA TUAN, 72, of 2337 X. Third Homes for Sale CLEAN NEW CABS ture of the weekly program of the The second annual turkey shoot sponsored by the Holy Trinity in the home of Mrs. Ann Borrelli. avenue. Requiem High Mass is being Men’s club will be held Sunday afternoon, Nov. 12, at the D, F. WANTED: celebrsted in St. John the Evsngelist's teen-agers LEGAL NOTICE church at 9 o'clock today, Not. Cunningham farm, 4455 W. 72nd avenue. Lady for dining room attand- Olinger mortuary. ' OFFICE OF THE TREASURFk There will be three types of shooting offered the entrants: CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER St. Louis Parish— EnfUwoo^ Bacon & Scliromm HARLAN F. WORLEY, 10. ef 3776 TTie chance shoot, which grfves the novice, even one who does not ant<|Good koma; modaat salary. Past Presidents' Club MUNICIPAL BUILDING 806 W. Oxford ~ 8*room modem Williamt strecL Son of Mrs, Ssdie know one end of the gun from the other, an equal chance with' Writa Siatar Suparior, Mt. Eliz- COMPOSITION ROOFING Worley: father of Noel Worley; and DENVER. COLORADO V. brick, on H acre, irrigated; wHh 150 brother of Dorothy Stoebner, Lucille Gives Dessert-Luncheon the expert; the re-entry shoot, in which the shooter may re-Mter No. 0-90 abath Ratraat, Morrison, Colo. month rental Income. TILE ROOFING Field, Margie Jolly, Hasel Tufford, and as often as he wishes to improve his score. (The re-entry fee will NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL 4600 block South on Cherokee ft Dela-t ROOF REPAIRING Elmer Worley, Sr, Requiea Hass was The dessert-luncheon and card be three shots for a quarter, plus the opportunity of winning a fine ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND ware — New 2 bedroom homes with offered in Annunciation church Not. 4 full finished basement; FHA financed; party given by the Past Presidents’ oven-dressed turkey in each re-entry shoot); and the skill snoot, in APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF superior construction. 4020 Brighton Bhd. ( X . 6S6S Interment Mt. Olivet. Day mortuary. Social club Tuesday, Oct. TREASURER'S DEED MICHAEL O’DONNELL, 86, formerly which each marksman is given three shots only. The highest score Catholic couple, two tmoll the Public Service company was TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, ind St. Vincant da Paul's Parish of 2421 Arapahoe. Father of James R. takes the turkey. more eepecUUy to Fred W. Camith, The children, desire two'bedroom (Turk) O'Donnell of Los Angeles; and well attended. The Zarlengo cake 2170 So. Clermont—2-bedrooms stucco Refreshments will be served on the grounds by the Altar and Moffat Tunnel Improvement District. City OB 8 lots—Price $10,000. brother of Walter O’Dhnnell of Atlantic, was awarded to Mrs. Adeline Rosary society. If the weather should be inclement the turkey shoot and County of Denver, Koyce D. Forsyth* furnished apt. or smoll la.,'and Nellie Neelan n Pocatello, Ida. Reddick. The Rossi cake went to ■will be postponed one week. Betty L. Forsyth. •• house, s" Business Opportunity Requiem Masa is being celebrated in You and*tach of you are hereby notified SL Joseph's church it 9 o’clock today, Mrs. D. S. Vostrejs. Other special Lucky-U Motel, between Denver and that on the 8th day of December, 1983, the Littleton; 12 complete units, year Nov. 9. Interment ML OliveL Rogers' prizes were awarded to Mrs. Dor­ Manager of Kevenue, Kx-Officio TreaauRr mortuary. Call SP. 5025 around busineas. Will amortise out in othy Ryan, Mrs. Stan Davies, Mrs. of the City and County of Denver and 5 years. ANTON BRZOTICKY, 89, of 1627 Marie Stongle, Mrs. J. P. Lewis, State of Colorado, sold at public sale to Dallas streeL Aurora. Father of Frank Altar Society Will Serve City and County of Denver, assignor of Mrs. Ellen Nortnik, Mrs. Mary J. and Carl A, Brxoticky, Denver; and Royce D. Forsyth and Betty L. Forsyth the 'WWW For quick action list your grandfather of Frank H. Brioticky Rotola, and Mrs. Adeline Reddick. applicant, who has made demand for a property with ui. Brighton, and Adelina Snowden. Requiem Mrs. Angelo Rossi, chairman of Treasurer’s Deed, the following described Maas was celebrated in SL Therese’a real estate, situate in the City and County C A R Y ’ S V the nominating committee, will Arvada Firemen's Dinner F or pleatem racing com­ church N o t . 8. Capitol mortuary. of Denver and the State of Colorado, 1500 S. Broadway Wilton ft Wilton, Realty WILLIAM FRANCIS DORAN, for present a slate for the election of to>wit: fort, use the soft, diffused light meriy of 400 Monaco parkway, died in officers at the next meeting, Arvsula.— (St. Anne’s Parish)— o f the three Masses, at 7:15, 8:45, Lota Forty-Pour (44) to Forty-Six (48) ;W e Pay Cash! Members of St. Louis Parish San Mateo, Calif,, Nov, 6. Husband of and 11 o’clock. Weekday Mass is Inclusive, in Block Twenty-Six (28)i 38C8 So. Broadway SU. 1-N71 of a Certified Lamf. For read- * Wednesday, Dec. 6, at 12:30. The Altar and Rosary society met Margaret Doran; and brother of Thomas, at 8 o’clock. Evanston. i Open evenings till 9 Edward, Joseph, and Mac Doran,, all of Tuesday, Nov. 7, in the hall. Plans that said tax sale was made to satisfy the For Used Fumiture < tag, sewing or just visidng Los Angeles, Calif. Requiem Maas was Book Review Is Heard St. Anne’s circle will hold a delinquent Oneral taxes assessed against celabrat^ in SL Matthew's church, Ssn were made for the annual fire­ meeting Tuesday, Nov. 14, ,at 8 said real estate for the year 1982: that and 4 the direct and in- Mateo, Nov. 8. Interment Holy Sepulchre men’s dinner, which will be held said real estate was taxed in the name of Tho firms listed here deserve te By Navy Mothers’ Club p.m. in the hall. Hostesses are Miacollanaoa* Itaraa ^ cemetery, Hayward. in the early part of December. A Fred W. Carruth: that the aUtutony period be remeidbered when ^ you are dis* direct light o f a Mmes. Genevieve Hacker, Eliza­ of redemption expired December -Sth, 1986; MICHAEL MURPHY. 87, of 1812 12th Belles on Their Toes is the title turkey dinner, ■will be served to PE. 4014 RA. 6423 ^ tributlng yeur patrenage te tha dif* StreeL Requiem Mass was celebrated in of the book that was reviewed by beth and Romona Lombardi, and that the same has not been redeemed: that OPEN EVENINGS TILL 0 pua. i Certified Lemf the Arvada firemen and their said property may be redeemed at any fereet liaea ef businass. SL Leo'a church Nov. 4, Interment ML Mrs. David Paul Roberts at 1:30 Margie Moran'ville. Jean Zehn- OliveL wives and other guests. 1 time before a Tax Deed is issued; that a reduces glare p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 8, at the der has charge of the entertain­ Tax Deed will be issued to the said Royce Plans were also discussed for the ment. Evelyn Babcock will bring a D. Forsyth and Betty L. Forsyth, lawful THOMAS a BARRY Electric institute, Denver, spon­ aad permitt eyes Christmas party for members of donation for the circle’s project. bolder of said certificate, on the Sth day Requiem High Mass will be celebrated sored by Rocky Mountain Navy of March at 12 o’clock noon, 1961, unless to be relaxed in the Cathedral at 9 o'clpck tomorrow, Mothers’ club 462. Mrs. Rosalie the Altar and Rosary society and Rocco Lotito and daughter, Lu­ the same has been redeem^ before 12 Qbsqq,-3>aUDWA. Nov, 10, for Thomas G. Barry, 76, of Basse, chairman, was in charge of St Anne’s circle and their children cille, left for a two-month tour of o'clock noon of said date. aad at ease. 1660 Ogden ctreet, who died Nov. In SL Louis, where he was attending tickets. Refreshment hostesses who are not in school. Europe. They will go to Ireland WITNESS my hand and seal thU 6th PRINTING COMPANY day of November, 1950. i burinesi meeting of the Travelers Pro, were Mrs. Lulu Harvey, Mfs. Refreshments were served by to visit his son, Lawrence, who tective association. The Rosary is being (SEAL) MANAGER OF REVEfiUE 1454 Wulloa (Rear) . See your Louise Terry, and Mrs. Elizabeth Mmes. Beatrice Smeaton, Romona, works for TW A in Ireland. They By A. S. BRODHEAD. recited in Olingcr’s chapel at Speer will also make a tour through Italy J KEyttoa# 4054 Ceriifisd Leesf boulevard at 8 o'clock this evening, Swanson. and Elizabeth Lombardi. The sac­ First Publication November 11th, 1950 Mr. Barry was bom in New York city risty workers for the month of and include a Holy Year pilgrim Last Poblieation November 25th, 1950. dealer today. Feb. 1, 1876. He attended St. MIqhael'i dsuchters, Miix Marx Tnex Btrrx of November are Mary Mapley and age to Rome. Miss Lotito is em^ college. University of Toronto. He was Denxn and Mn. Irene Moas of Boeme, Tex. Mary 'VendegTia. The altar linens jloyed in Denver, and Mr. Lotito married in 1908 to Irene Stone, who eur is a gardener at Ridge. teak far vlves, and in 1010 the couple moved to are taken care of by Mary Map- Denver. Here he established the mer MRS. ANNA C. KOESTER ley. N O T IO a ^ CREDITORS tfea Oraaga chsndise brokerage business that now Requiem Hi(h Miax wax celebrated Th« Holy Nam* lociaty will ESTATE o r DOLORES KRAUSE ami IhraTaa has officet in the Union station. in St. Francis de Sales’ church Nov. 6 Prominent in both church and civic for Anna C. Koettar of 1907 E. 16th moot Thunday, Nov. 9, in tho h ^ U l ln4">P«t*’'L No. 89727 affairs, Mr. Barry wag a member of Ct avenue. Interment was in Mt. OliveL hall at 8 p.m. Membarx will dii- Notice it hereby given thet on thh 20th thedral parish and a life member of the A native of Colorado, Mrs. Koester cutt the raising of money dey of October, 1960, letters of conserv­ Fourth Oegrue, Knights of Columbus, died in her home Nov. 2 at the age of atorship were issued to the undersigned as Do You Know a hi was a member of the Elks’ club, and 66. She was bom in Leadville and through feature and comic films conservator of the above named estate end all persons having claims against said had been secretary-treasurer of the educated In the sehoola there and in or game parties for tho mem­ -N. HubNc larvita Camp any ai Calaroda Colorado division of the Travelers Pro, Crested Butte. After moving to Denver, bers of the parish. A morio will estate are required to. file them for al­ lowance in the County Court of the City tective association for 80 years. she married Edwin G. Koeiter, an em­ ba shown after the meeting. Besides his wife, there survive two ploye of The Denver Post and later of and County of Denver, (Toiorado, within The Roclex Mountain Mews, The devotion to St. Anne will be •ix months from said date or said claims Active in parish and civic affairs, will be forever barred. Telephone Company Mrs. ffCoester was a member of St. at 7:45 p.m. Friday, Nov. 10. Sun­ James J. Delaney Francis de Sales’ parish, and a member day, Nov. 12, is Communion day Conservator of the Legion of Mary, at well at for the men of the parish. They Firit Publication October 26. 1960 Lnat Pnhiication November 28, 1960 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE . . . Democratic committeewoman for several may receive Communion in any years. *■ # With Sympathy . . . Betides her husband, the it survived by three daughters, Emestyne Blaha, GOOD CLOTHES NEED (lertrude B. Koester, and Anna Marie # With Dignity e. • Elliott; a sister. Miss Margaret Brennan; Cathedral Pioneer's NOT BE EXPENSIVE ^ to M o le U ft and a brother, De Lacey Brennan, all of # With Respect •. • Denver. Requiem Celebrated PETER S. MURPHY THE Requiem Mass wai celebrated In St. GEO. P. H ACKETH AL Joseph's Redemptorist church Nov. 6 for Peter S. Murphy. 76, of 860 Ben- By Msgr. Canavan ENGLISH Funeral hirector nock StreeL uncle of Sister Mery George of the Siatere of Mercy. The Very Rev, Monsignor Wal­ e ee 1544 Lincoln St. TA . 5351 The Rosary was recited by the re­ Whon You See ligions et 8 o'clock Nov. 4, end by the ter J. Canavan offered the High TAILORS public at 8 o'clock the seme day. In­ Mass of Requiem Nov. 6 in the 901 FIFTEENTH STREET terment was in ML OliveL Denver Cathedral for Mrs. Letitia Betides Sitter Mary George there survive the follosrlng nieces and nephews: McKeiina, one o f the pioneer build­ Combine Quality and Style • Of course there’s no distinguishing mark Leo, John, and Dan Murphy; Catherine ers of the Cathedral pariah. at Prices You Can Afford Lino, Alice Fean, Marguerite Hayea, about a telephone company stockholder. They’re Agnes Malone, and William Goggin. Mrs. McKenna was the widow o f Charles G. McKenna, who died SEE WHAT YOU BUYI in 1917, and the mother of seven To Train Lay Women r just everyday people— nearly a million oLthem children. She was active in the af­ fiti a BETTER Raturn Our exhibit h so complete tint you Cairo.— A Catholic Institute for fairs of the Cathedral parish, and — liviilg in cities, towns and rural communities will Rnd designs and sizes te meet Medical and Social Training, the was a m em ^r of the Cathedral ■Y INVKHNO WHDtl YOUR your preference at whatever iRvest- first o f its kind in the Middle East, Altar and Rosary society and the DOLLARS WORK YHI HARDiSY all over America. Many of them are telephone ment you may care to has been established here by the Tabernacle society, and also took Inqimies Inrited Rev. Henry Ayrout, S.J. The pur- an active interest in all Catholic maLe. See the new oose is to train young women wili­ charities of the city. employees; over half are women, 1950 R A IN B O W ng to devote part of their timd to Bom in Utica, N. Y,, she came A ^ GRANITE monu­ social work among the destitute to Deliver with her husband shortly s Stockholders are an important part of good ments.- You'll then ap­ fellaheen of Upper Egypt The after their marriage in 1900. She preciate why we call course will cover two years. resided at 1325 Franklin street. At telephone service. 'Their invested savings have the time of her death, which oc­ them O U R CHAL­ Hug:e Sum for Israel curred Nov. 2 in a local hospital, helped build the Bell System which serves so LENGER VALUES. Washington.— ^Fifty million dol­ she was 80 years of age. lars in one year and $1,000,000,- Two of her sons, John and Rob- many people and gives employment to 600,(KX) 000 in three years is the goal un­ :4 £*«rf sgusre iinh of swfees is polishsd ...to prsvsnt distolere- «rtx preceded her in death. She is dertaken by four national Jewish lion. . lo msks Mstarsl colors Jeep end rich. survived by three daughters, Alice men and women. organizations to help Israel solve L. and Marjorie McKenna o f the her economic problems. Repre­ REPUBLIC LOAM CO. home and Mrs. Oliver N. Fowler ■V iStnco 190S sentatives of Jewish communities of Philadelpbia, Pa.; two sons, 1641 ZUut St. bt«klUh.« in t ■oauHEzn IF BisTiacTioa presented checks totaling $5,651,- James M. of Roanoke Rapids, N. Th* Mountain StotosTolophono ftTolograph COai JACQUES BROTHERS "The funds of this compuy tur. loued 000 as a highlight of the closing Car., and Charles Grant, Jr., of 26 E. 6tk Are. mt off amaow Ox an on improved real eetuta” AL. 2019 sessions o f Hie National Plannini Washington, D. C.; and one PtM-ln Capital and Sarplia Conference for Israel and JewisI brother, John Conlon of Atchison, Ovar t»0,H0.0O Rehebilitafion. iKans. TJiurtday, Nor. 9, 1950 Office, 931 l i ;k Sfreet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN Strange But True / Did Not Vote! Chesterton on Shaw By Rev. Robsrt E. Kekeisen By Rev. John B. Ebel READERS OF the ^'Ask and Learn” column, (RsiqidJjohm Ldu DEATH OF GEORGE BERNARD SHAW /jpiktrM an it tif id, when they have written in to find out whether leaves but one of a quartet of writers who may there is an obligation to vote in a general election, be said to have been the leading, or at least most were always answered emphatically in the affirm­ influential, intellectuals of their generation in •forSQ. years cerdury ative, with reasons given for the necessity of ex­ England. The only one remaining is Hilaire Su p e r io r o f o o ^ n t s tn sm iN , ercising the suffrage intelligently for the common Elections Show Impatience With Reds Belloc, now 80 and no longer active, who alone aul But the voters could not remember a single time haeC 'for a ll w s fim a A s t e e l good. By P H. HALunT o f the four was born a Catholic. G. K. Chesterton SPtNE AND COLLAR ib k e t fi k e r Editorials were written, by the author of the SIX YEARS AGO the then Vice Presidential when Vito voted con^’ary to the wishes o f the became a Catholic, perhaps the greatest convert same column, to the same effeqt, showing how candidate, Harry S. Truman, could aay, without Kremlin. And so they kicked him out. Aeaci erect. In constant r a m o f the generation. H. G. Wells, fourth member the inroads of Communism and secularism can be provably great loss of votes, that he welcomed THE VANISHING of Marcantonio from poli­ of the quartet, and Shaw retained an anti-Cath- SHt hUS UNABLE TO US DOINN. ^m m ed effectively o^ly by a conscientious vot­ Communist support Roosevelt himself thought tics ends the not too long list of important fib res olic philosophy until death. • it prudent to issue only a mild disclaimer of in­ ing public. who have found it politic to work for Rea ob­ Yet the four were close personal friends. And whenever the writer was approached in terest in Red backing. How far we have traveled jectives. Last year a Communist councilman since then can be measured by the results o f the Chesterton and Shaw especially felt a deep kin­ his capacity as a priest with the query "Must I from Harlem was dropped. He owed his election, ship o f spirit vote?" the inquirer was never left in doubt con­ 1950 elections! not to the Communistic s^pathies of New York cerning the moral duty each citizen has of cast­ Vito Marcantonio was decisively defeated on Negroes, but to proportional representation, a , G.K.C. writes o f Shaw in his Autobiography; ing a ballot for a good candidate. the Communist issue alone, after six terms as a system supposed to further democracy but actu­ “ My principal experience, from first to last, has ii' But now, this writer fears, the obligation to Representative from a New York district, and ally resulting in a wholly disproportionate influ­ been in argument with him. And it is worth re­ vote is being made at least morally impossible this in spite o f his hold on a constituency'largely ence exercised by Communists and crackpot marking that I have learned to have a warmer for many who have to work for a living. And the made up of bewildered, poverty-wracked^uerto groups. That Communist councilman never had admiration and affection out of all that argu­ impending element— an enemy of the democratic Ricans and other ignorant and disaffected ^oups. a majority, in Harlem or elsewhere. / ment than most people get out of agreement way of life— is a machine, the voting machine. Was Marcantonio^a Communist? An asinine, Senator Millard Tydings of Maryland was the Bernard Shaw, unlike some whom I have had to ADVOCATES OF this mechanized destroyer if not Communist-inspired, judicial decision second candidate to be defeated exclusively be­ consider here, is seen at his best when he is an­ of opportunity to exercise one’s duties of citizen­ makes it libelous to say what everything thinks. cause o f a Communist issue. Tydings was a states­ tagonistic. I might say that he is seen rt his best M Itqure cfa ship maintain that it speeds up the counting pro­ man of merit, and we have nothing against him. when he is wrong. Or rather, everything is wrong IwomoA wiilt cess; that it makes voting, easier. We protest that An Ancient Specter But he allowed himself to be maneuvered into about him except himself. l o r n u n i u d the general public will not mind waiting a little assuming the luckless and thankless task o f de­ “MY CONTROVERSY with G.B.S., both log­ later election night fof the results; will not mind By Linus R ioroan fending the State Departments against well-sub­ ically and chronologically, is from the beginning. ia p r a ^ paying a few more vote-counters, if they can be NOW THAT THE ELECTIONS are over and stantiated charges of Communist Infiltration. His Since then I have argued with him on almost a p p e a r # . sure that their vote will be among those counted, America girds itself for the future, we should stop defeat in a normally Democratic constituency is every subject in the world; and we have always IfnejiMitaii trv and not be left among those uncast. and take time to hunt down an ancient specter sure evidence that the American people are in been on opposite sides, without affectation or ani­ The writer’s working schedule on Election that is beginning to haunt our nation. It is like an mosity, I have defended the institution of the ST LAWftENCl'S BASILICA,‘ROMS. CA-tneoMft favor of bodies like the Un-American Activities TRESCOCS. day, it is true, was somewhat unusual and can­ ethereal buzzard flying about almost unseen in the family against his Platonist fancies about the WAS TWO CHURCHES (OUA lADT'S Committee and suspicious of the influence that not be taken as typical o f that o f wage-earning skies waiting to pounce on its victim when the State. I have defended the institutions of beef a a cA 4 4 0 , and s a n l o r s n z o . \ to lled am/ may still be exercised in high government depart­ Americans; but many other persons were inter­ time is right. ments. t and beer against his hygienic severity o f vege­ aRCA S J S ) JOINED 7D0S7N6R. re e a y rg : Not many, however, see his ghostly presence, viewed on the point, and most agreed that, if not THE ONLY NOTABLE apparent exceptions tarianism and total abstinence. I. have defended for the light of the present always hides him from \ m a e n ik f u impossible, it was at least difficult for them to to the trend against Red appeasement came with what I regard as the sacred limitation of man put aside enough time on Election day to cast view and he becomes distinguishable only in the against what he regards as the soaring illimita- ■pt>babl\< t}\£ ffrst mentioned 'in krO oM K . pages of history. He is tbq, military specter that the re-elections of Herbert Lehman as Senator their ballots. from New York and of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., bility o f Superman. In fact all these differences TRADE UMION is in. tke Bible This is what happened. The writer started out precedes the downfall o f nations. come back to a religious difference; indeed I The United States faces a tremendous mo­ as Congressman from the same state. But the sec­ (Acts XIX) . Tfemtth'ar crya*UsecUiu fillouj Nov. 7 with the best o f intentions, his mind all tions that returneef these two are so traditionally think all differences do. ment in its history. Of necessity, it must arm SilUersmiHs m, fyketus ayvn st ST PAUL, made up as to his choices. He allowed about an machine-ridden that this does not mean so much. ^ "I have dwelt on thia long duel that I may itself to protect America and all freedom-loving whose preachike m u riarniia Hu daole ^ hour for voting before he had to be at work. Lehman, foremost among the 15 Senators who end with the right salute to the duelist. It is not peoples from the Soviets who want to place their o f Sib/er imARes o f T>iAt%a,. C Blithely he approached his precinct polling place voted against aid to Spain last August, found it easy to dispute violently with a man for 20 years, totalitarian rule on all. —^to be greeted by a line of voters, desperately necessary to issue a form letter explaining his A about sex, about sin, about sacraments, about THERE MAY HAVE BEEN A TIME when awaiting their turns at the lone machine while one stand. f personal points of honor, about all the most The Denver Catholic Register individual behind the curtain all too hesitantly Russia could have been halted by methods other sacred or delicate essentials of existence, witoout than warfare. That time passed, it would seem, With the other issues and figures of the cam­ registered her choices. paign we have no concern. But the wise politician .some times being irritated or feeling that he hits President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D and history will place the blame and point a HAVING THE “GRAVEYARD SHIFT,” and can see in the results that all that is represented unfair blows' or employs discreditable ingenuities. Editor...... „...R t Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. finger at those who failed their duty by appeas­ realizing that it was a question of vote now or by what Eugene Lyons called the Red Decade And I can testify that I have never read a reply Managing Director...... „...Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. ing Russia. It is not a time to worry about the never, the writer waited patiently until the time has been badly mauled by an angry electorate. by Bernard Shaw that did not leave me in a better City Editor...... Rev. John B. Eb«l, M.A., LittD. for reporting at work was so near thaVhe had failures of the past, but it is the hour to prepare and not a worse temper or fi^me of mind; which Associate Editors — Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linns to leave. When he left there was still a line of for the future. did not seem to come out of inexhaustible foun- Riordan. Ph.D.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A., LittD .j Rev. Robert persons ahead o f him. America must arm, and there is the crux of Everyone a Soldier ‘ tains of fair-mindedness and intellectual genial­ Kekeisen, M.A.. Litt.M.: Paul H. Hallett, LittD .; Jack Heher, A.B.; Granted an hour at 4:30 p.m. for supper, be­ the problem. From a peacetime nation, the U. S. ity; which did not savour somehow of that native James Kelly, A.B.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F.A. » fore coming back to work till 8:30, the writer is bein^ turned into a military fortress, not for largeness which the philosopher attributed to the once more defied traffic laws to make another aggression but for peace, it is true. And yet can In War on Evil Magnanimous Man. It is necessary to disagree Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. desperate attempt to get in to cast a ballot This the nation safeguardStself so that it will not fall a By Ed Miller with him as much as I do, in order to admire him Thl« Paper Printed Entlrelr Bj Union Later______time there were 40 in the line. One must take time victim to the disaster that has been the Ipt of ONLY THE SOLDIER can know how bitter as much as I do; and I am proud o f him as a foe Published Weekly by to eat something when he works ail day, and so all military powers down through the ages? it is to lie in the frozen'm uck o f an alien land, even more than as a friend.” THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) the vote was left unused. History tells what befell Ihe mighty Roman stranger in another world, listening to the IN ANOTHER PLACE Chesterton remarks empire. Arms did not save that empire from fall­ Those in favor of the voting machine say'one “brazen throat of war,” .lonely . . cold . . . for­ that Shaw and IVells took a small frag^nent o f 938 Bannock Street, 1 ing apart from internal corruption that seems to must be willing to make sacrifices to preserve gotten, dreaming of a Kvarm home and people truth, and evolved their philosophies out o f it, Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 be a part and parcel o f all military giants. Even democracy by voting. The writer agn'ees; but if who care. and thus they ended in falsehood. The Church in our own days Germany and France have fallen driving three miles, waiting a long time, and then Indeed, it is bad enough for the fighting man and the whole English-speaking world have been Subscription: prey to the evils o f military mi^ht. cutting out a good portion of one’s lunch time to who knows that there are ones at home who are ejxtremely blessed in that there were a Chester- Every nation that has sacrificed its civilian 75 ce'nts per year in Archdiocese of Denver. vote is not enough sacrifice to expect of an in­ down making hard horns on their knees praying tq^ and a Belloc to stand up to 'Wells and Shaw population and peacetime production to the $1.25 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. dividual, this writer must be considered a laggard. him safe, praying him home, but it is absolute on terms of equality or even superiority. needs o f the military has found that its internal Personally, he thinks the American people are hell to be enduring the manifold agonies of war Had the Church lacked the voices of Chester­ Canada, $2.00 a year per subscription. strength has been slowly weakened until finally sufficiently well educated to mark an “ x” on knowing that you are forgotten, knowing that ton and of Belloc to give the lie to the false phi­ Foreign countries, including Philippines, $2.75 a year. that nation collapsed. Sometimes this process has ballot to discount the necessity of providing a people at home are more interested in election losophies spread by Shaw and Wells, incalculable required centuries, but it has always taken place slot machine for the purpose of letting them results, football upsets, and making sure that harm might have been done. Al it was, the truth Thursday, November 9, 1950 in the final stages. , choose their officers. they lay in a large enough supply of Prestone. was presented at least as skillfully as was the WAR AND PREPARATION for war seem PERHAPS IT IS the slow voters, and not the Knowing these things, it is the uncommon half-truth, and there is today in England a new OFFICIALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER machine itself, that are to blame for the cur­ to do something to man’s conscience. Little by soldier who does not grow hard and bitter, and generation of Catholic writers, most of them con­ little men become so inured to things that are The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approvaL tailment o f the suffrage. Maybe an increase in not without cause. “ Damn them and their pew verts, to sound the message o f truth. One wonders the number o f machines will aid in solving the contrary to their nature, such as killing, that cars and their comfortable houses, their sacks o f whether this would have been so if there had We confirm it as the official publication o f the Archdiocese. What­ soon all ethics are dropped and might becomes ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or difficulty. Or it might be that a record vote this sugar and stacks o f tires stashed away in the been a Wells and Shaw, but no Belloc and Ches­ year is proof enough to the vote-machine backers right. Corruption follows corruption until the those of the Officials of our Curia'is hereby declared official. basement terton to meet and best them in debate. that mechanized suffrage is here to stay. But for inner soul of the nation becomes nothing but We hope The Register will be read in every home o f the “ Damn them for sending me out here to bleed one, and clearly for manjr more, this writer is decay and that nation falls prey to one stro^er. Archdiocese. and die and rot— and not even remembering that of the opinion that the voting machine should be This is' the specter that haunts the U. & It I am here, fighting for them.” Indo-China Catholics We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in placed among the decrepit and dismantled high­ does not follow that our country will fall a prey the children of the Archdiocese for the reading o f The Register. “Damn them,” curses the soldier, wet, cold, I way department trucks until more machines can to it. But it does demand con^nt vigilance on hungry, scared, alone, and he is right. Damned -Sons of Martyrs « URBAN J. VEHR be obtained. The old trucks, were they used, could the part of every citizen to see'that the United in fact are we who pack our neighbors off to Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver. hardly do more harm. States remains strong and keeps true to God fight for us and make no special efforts to aid in B y F r a n k M orriss and to the ideals so nobly set down in our Con­ the battle too. A WORD OF WARNING is in order for Com­ The reason why a dollar won’t do as much as stitution. I munist Viet Minh forces as they extend their Forty Hours' Devotion GOD MUST HAVE a special fury and hell a it once did is because people won’t do as much The Founding Fathers gave freedom to the conquest in Indo-China - with the help o f Red special compartment for the politician who says, ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER for a dollar as they once did.— (Missouri Times) world; Americans today must preserve that free­ China—The brutal persecution o f the Churck that “ We must go easy on controls untH after elec-' Week of' Nov. 12 dom; they must hot let our military necessities the Reds are spreading in Indo-China is directed No man is too big to be kind and courteous, so override every other consideration that free­ tion — might cost us votes, you know;” the Calhan, St. Michael’s parish (13 Hours’ ) paunchy tycoon who rubs soft palms together in against the descendants of. martyrs. Red persecu­ but many men are too little. _____ dom will be smothered under atom hqmbs. Sterling, St. Anthony's parish anticipation of juicy war contracts, the flaccid tion at .its worst may be but a warm wind com­ matron who stocks the shelves of her ivory tower pared to the whipping flames of a persecution with nylons and sheets and fat tins o f coffee, t that scared the (Dhurch in Indo-China in the "i middle of the past century. It was a fire that CATHOLIC RADIO LOG But the fbrgotten GI need not fear; he may consumed the persecutors. Station KOA 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p-m. be forgotten by man, but he is not forgotten by There were four Bishops, 25 Europeans, 180 CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, ROSARY FOR PEACE—Sun- God. Neither are those who profit from war for­ V native priests, 1,500 nuns, and thousands o f 12 noon. day, .A lls p.m. gotten : faithful in the country in 1819. French mission­ ASK AND LEARN—Sunday, FAMILY THEATER— Wednea- “ There comes a reck’ning when the 10:45 p.m. banquet’s o’er, aries had turned Indo-China into a veritable day, 7:30 p.m. convent garden in the midst of the tangled pagan Station KVOD The dreadful reck’ning, and men Sution KTLN jungles o f the Orient. A series of anti-FVench HOUR OF FAITH—Sunday, smile no more.” ; FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C. R.— mandarins, beginning in 1820, tried to cut down in October, 9:15 a.m. “ The And, though we may not realize it, we may Sunday, 7-S:30 a.m. the flowering Church. They knew that tyranny Christian Way in Manage­ be in greater danger than the soldier in Korea; and darkness would follow the return of the ment.” Station KLZ .. he is in danger of losing hie life, we of losing our noxious weeds o f paganism. As with all despots, Station KFEL CHURCH OF AIR—Sunday. souls. It is, in reality, we who are on the firing they were forced to wage war on the creed that AVE MARIA HOUR-^unday, 8-8:30 a.m. line, for we shall be judged perhaps more sternly for the manner in which we conducted ourselves. upholds individual man’s dignHiy. , We may not be able to die for the GI who at this COMMUNISM at its most brutal will have to moment is being held aloft in offertory for us— keep its bloody scythe swinging at an unprece­ but it is absolutely essential that we live for him. dented rate of carnage to match this record of WE HAVE NO CHOltE. Oui^ orders are cut. destruction between 1857 and 1862; Five Everyone In the words o f Cardinal Spellman, we must thousand faithful, 115 priests, and 100 nuns Hear “pray as if everything depended on prayer, and martyred; 80 convents razed, and 100 Catholic work as if everjrthing depended on man.” The towns burned to the ground, p. fmisnsuP. softness o f sloth must be cut away. We must When the French restoredl peace in 1862 was wants work; we must give up all manner of luxuries the Church dead? In 1865 there were 1,365 and perhaps some of what we think to neces­ baptized; in 1869, 4,000 wei^ baptized. The ASK and LEARN hangmen are unknown; the mandarins’ names sities. But above all we must pray. And is one Rosary a day an adequate goal? are preserved curiosities, sounding like stage ^ 0 Rather it should be Rosaries each day. We should names in a Gilbert and Sullivan comedy. be like the French peasant women who keep the But in the Church’s list o f beatified and KOA beads flowing through their fingers as they go venerated are the names and histories o f a great about their tasks each day. number of Indo-Chinese. The persecutors, for save In some churches a new practice has begun: example, caught up an 80-year-old priest named 10:45 Continuous recitation o f the Rosary is held Martin 'Tinh, and did him the immense favor in through(/ut the night once a week. A roster is 1840 o f clothing him in martyr’s garnents for a quick journey to heaven. They wew kind enough EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT posted on the door o f the church, and parishioners sign for the hours thA they will “watch and to see that his constant companion and servant, pray.” The roster fills up quickly— all but the Martin Tho, went along with him so that neither Questions on religion submitted by the radio hours after midnight. Few volunteer for these. woqld find the bliss of martyrdom without the otheir. Thousands of Indo-Chinese gained the audience answered on the arcfadiocesan broadcast. And that, I think, is where the dagger o f con­ science sticks deep into the fat of selfishness. immortality o f martyrdom and the perpetual praise o f the Church, as for example, Martha booklets on Catholic Church available free of cost There is the test Who amogg us is morally strong enough to get out o f beo ^regularly in the Wang, Joseph Tshang, and Paul Tcheng, who to all inquirers. early morning houra to pray, cold and lonely, for were the honor guard executed with old Father Tinh. WRITE TO the men who are in Korea, also awake, also cold and lonely . . . and forgotten? WITH ALL THE CARNAGE, the persecutors ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA S MANY CHURCHES in the free world should found the Indo-Chinese Catholics firm in the have at least a short vigil once a week (maybe faith. There were few disaffections. The great Denver 2, Colorado , Thp we like to see you pnd say ‘*hellaP every night) where men would go for an hour bulk chose martyrdom. or so and back their fighting men with loving I Do the Reds think they can do what the from time to time, you need not prayer, for, as Tennyson says, terrible and cruel mandarins could not? Do they “More things are wrought by prayer think the world will take to honoring scoundrels come to The American to make your and forgetting martyrs? And do they think, MAin 5314 ’Than this world dreams of. VHierefore let thy savings deposits. Instead, voice « ' even if the world should reward them for their Rise like a fountain for me night and day. wickedness and disdain the heroism of the faith­ use our handy hank-by-mail system— For what are men better than sheep or ^oats ful, that God will do the same? That nourish a blind life within the brain, If .they make that mistake they will soon F. J. KIRCHHOF another American Way service! If, knowing God, they lift not hands of prayer realize that they will be conquered spiritually by Both for themselves and those who call rthem the sons of martyrs, just as Blessed Martin Tho Construction Co. friend?” and Blessed Martin Tinh were the victors. FREE PARKING That Christ Triumph I Right Next Door to the Bank By Paul Carr A negative attitude is easy but dangerous. BUILDERS AN ENGLISH PRIEST visiting the U. S. in It is dangerous because it may lead us to join the past summer remarked that Catholic Ameri­ forces wi5i or accept the aid of those v^o oppose We Appreciate Your Patronage HEAR ^‘AMERICAN SERENADP* cans are too much concerned with Communism. Communism for un-Christian reasqps. It is dan­ As an example of what he meant he cited a First gerous because we are likely to become obsessed KLZ. 6 :3 0 P.M. EVERY WEDNESDAY 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. Communion sermon that turned into a polemic with the idea that the defeat o f Communism is against Communism. He felt that this was a lost the only good. It is dangerous because it may opportunity to deliver an inspiring spiritual mes­ make us forgetful that the means we use to de­ ESTABU8HEO IHt sage to the children. feat Communism must be good. It is dangerous The point is that a negative attitude on our because it tends to become blind prejudice that The AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK part will never result in the defeat o f Commu­ is swayed by labels instead o f facts. The American Fixture Co. nism. The Reds have succeeded to such an extent THERE ARE, according to the FBI, some y Maanfactam. af of Denver because their campaign is positive. Grant that it 55,000 dommunists in the United States, of whom is false, that it is evil, nevertheless, it is positive. about 200 are in Colorado. That is less than one- Church Pews and Altars Actually it is only incidental that Stalin tenth of one per cent of the adult population of Church Furniture 17tb at Lawrence Streets should be defeated. What is important is that the nation. Of themselves the Communists are Christ triumph. It folibws that what is important not important. Bank, Office, and Store fixtures is not that we be against Communism, but that ■What is important is the great body o f mil­ Millteork of All Kinds r M~r 'B A N It 'OP PERSONALIZED' 8 E R'V’rC'Cl we be for Christianity. lions o f people in this country who, lacking any WHAt WOULD BE the profit should Com­ deep convictions, could be induced to join or fol­ UA. 016S low the Communists; the people whose ideas have F. J. Kirchhof, Pres. Member, Federal D eposit Insuf^ance Corporation munism be defeated and Christianity not tri­ 1236 Arapahoe St. umph? A new tyranny. We have only to look at been so corroded by secularism that they have C F. Buhl, Flee Pres. Deaver, Colo. World war II, where Nazism was defeated and not the strength to oppose Communism in a liie- Christianity did not triumph. ^ and-death struggle. • r

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! BURNS - RIPS Tnidt&on, St. John's Men's St. Patrick's Convent Refurbished OR TEARS 1 ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH Eliminated by Picture Frame Shop Patronise These Friendly Firms French or Inweaving '\713 Grant St. MAin 4438/ Communion Day Si Boor BtaMnabl* PrlcM Y* Fine Prints Fraali AntonsIH W. U fov. 5. Serapio and Flora Sa the president, ^ ts. Clara Heider- COMPLETE SERVICING i Kennedy. fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen A. Ws D«llvtr doval are the godparents. stadt, introduced the following REASONABLE PBICES 0 Sacristy workers for Saturday, Kenney, was baptized Sunday by P E. 1777 377 So. Bdwy. 44th a STUART GR. 0824 new members who were welcomed Father Mulcahy. Mr. and Mrs. & Bryan CLEANERS into the - society: Mmes. John Nov. 11, will be Mmes. Caroline Kenneth Purfurit were the Budke, Margaret Martin, Mary Epping, Bert Gifford, and Hazel ST. DOMINIC'S ^onsors. Pick-up and Delivery Moffat, Marie Christian, Anna Heiberger. ____ JACKSON'S Patronise These Friendly Firms Thaler, Rose St. Louis, Ann ...... I Optometrists Crowe, and Elizabeth Cunning­ Cut R ate Drug* 4 1 2 0 Tennyson BILLY’S INN ham. Mrs. Mary Caufield and Mrs. JACK RAINES - CLAT DAVIS ^ PRESt.'RlPTlONS ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' BOOSTERS' FOUNTAIN• ^ W • - V ' w SERVICE —-- —---- : GL.5084 " G o o d F o o d s D. S. GRIMES' SON Holy Rosary PTA Sets 5 Broadway PEarl 4668 nUSKnUlK PBOMP1PROMPT DEUVBRT Afedt Your Friends Horo \ Call SP 1441 Dawnlos A Alaae FLORIST CLUB DINNER r 4>44tb A LoHell Phon* GL. 9733 | Turkey Games Party Phon* GL. 4717 lOSS W. land At*. Saturday, November 11th The firms listed here de­ Busy Corner CORN FED MEATS Flowers for All Occasions In School Hall Nov. 19 POULTRY AND FISH serve to be remembered North Denver Cleaners ! (Holv Rosarv Parish, Danvar) Dinner v^ll be preceded by game at Bean' $tadium HARDWARE “ Ho'Holy -Rosary —The PTA will spon­ ALTERATIOItS when you are distributing Elactric Applianea* sor a turkey games party on Sun­ featuring Revere Ware - McMurtry Paint* *^MACH1NE BUTTON HOLES day evening, Nov. 19, in the school your patronage in the dif­ Meat Market lOYOlA PARISH Downing & Alameda hall at 4664 Pearl street. A com­ The GREMLINS vs. PUEBLO SHAMROCKS ferent lines of business. 4016 Tennycon GR. 0448 3939 Tannyroa- GL. 8812 Patronise These Friendly Firms plete turkey dinner will be given SP 3781 4- ■■■■■' " .. ■■■■ away. Serving from 5 to 8 School Cafeteria 235 So. Sherman AVE TIME ‘ TEADE AT HOME The . PTA will meet Thursday The firms listed here de­ For Quality Bakery Goods Boekv Pkr* sii4 J„ Hay** evening, Nov. 16, in the school 1.00 Adults 60^ Children serve to be remembered hall. All are urged to come and see MALONE DRUG Try Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. a 4-H movie showing the growth when you are distributing Tour Convenient o f the club and the wonderful Games Final aword oil expenie trip tickets to the ' Prescriptions a Specialty work it is doing with the young- your patroriage in the dif­ WEISS BAKERY Druggist Notre Dame-U. S. C game, December 2. sters who are interestsd.------ih- Fountain Service — Cold Beer, Etc. ferent* ^:ines of business. 4024 Tennyson St. PrescriptioB* Liquor ments will be served by third and 100,So. Bdwy. — SP. 6226 — We Deliver s 4 17U sod Bscs BAst tM7 fourth grade room mothers.

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Dr. D. C. fVerthmaH Trophies for Girl Athletes Second Performance Set and Associate Mission H elpers D entiati . PLATES lo Open Work in For CYC Variety Review 60& ISth Street 1206 15th Street (Catholic Youth Council, Denver) KEystone 8721 TAbor 5761 An outstanding array of talent was hailed by spectators Pueblo Diocese Wednesday evening, Nov. 8, at the first presentation of Getting Around, variety show produced by the Catholic Pueblo.— The Mis.sion Helpers Youth council. A second performance is scheduled for Thurs­ of the Sacred Heart, a religious day evening, Nov. 9, in the Oscar Malo hall, 1845 Grant community of sisters whose main work is in the field of catechetics, street. Tickets at 75 cgRts are cil Nov. 8 and 9 in Oscar Malo will begin work in the Diocese o f avialable at the door. hall are ^ H a Oreili, Margaret Pueblo next year, according to the All the acts that delighted the Sweeney, Virginia Laivell, Mary Most Rev. Joseph C. Willging, first-night audience will be re­ Meneghini, Jim McLain, . Arthur Bishop of Pueblo. Negotiations to peated on Thursday evening. This Ponnier, Joe MeShane, and Frank bring these sisters to the diocese includes the amateur acts being o f­ Breen. have been in process almost eight fered by members o f four o f the Square dancing fans are re­ Colorado Terminix Co. young people’s clubs in Denver— years. One o f Bishop Willging’s minded that a session is held every 17S4 5. Broadway, Denver Cathedral, St. Mark’s, St. Francis’, first acts after becoming Pueblo’s Friday evening at the K. of C. SP. 4673 — Free Inspection and Mother o f God clubs. first Bishop was to invite this re­ hall. Calling the dance is Charles Charlie Young, director, and TERMINIX-WORLD'S LARGEST ligious community to work here. Tuffield. All members are urged Frank Breen, manager, deserve The sisters, who will engage a to bring their friends. IN TERMITE CONTROL the highest praise for their work great portion of their time in In bowling, the Champs are still in lining up the excellent talent work with people of Spanish-speak­ in first place with 18 wins and for the show. Considerable praise ing backgrounds, will reside in the nine losses. The Goof Balls are oes, too, to the performers, for old St. Anthony’s convent in the in second, with the same tally. th solo acts and group presenta­ Grove. Thei^ work will not be con­ Francis Bruggenthies captured FRED LUCCI tions, which pleased the audience fined to any one parish, but they PAN-HELLENIC PREXY Jane Newton and Lino high game and series with 212 will work under the direct super­ immensely. and 558, respectively. Helen |lp- Agosti, Phi Kappa co-ordinaitor for the intersorority Club chairmen o f ticket sales Custom Upholstery vision of the Most Reverend pich matched the men’s record touch football tournament at Denver university, are shown displaying are reminded that all returns Bishop rather than under any par­ y taking both high game and se­ aiul New Furniture ticular pastor. Their work will also the trophies to be awarded to the two top girl teams. Phi Kappa should be made by Thursday night. fraternity is sponsoring the touch football competition. ries for women with 182 and 442. not be confined to any nationality, Two representatives of the CYC Jolly Corks scored high game for , Made to Order even though the people of Span­ + ■ - f + will be on hand at the Malo hall teams, with 720, and high series ish-speaking backgrounds will re­ The Phi Kappa fraternity at trophies, which will be on display to collect these ticket returns. went to the Goof Balls with 2,091. Beautiful Samples to Show ceive the most attention. Denver university has undertaken in the show window o f Balfour’s CYC MeeUng Held Cupid'i Corner Instruction to Be in Old St. Mary’s the sponsorship of an - intersoror­ jewelry store, for the champion Tom Gallegos, former vice presi­ Occupying Cupid’s Corner this Day or Evening Calls • School ity fleetball (touch football) tour­ and runner-up teams. dent, assumed the role o f CYC week are Frances McCarthy and The classrooms in the old St. nament at the university. Eight Fleetball games are held at the president at the meeting Friday Raymond Smith, and the club ex- 2842 W. 44th GL1222 •••orani|time Mary’s school 'in the Grove will teams have entered and are di­ evening in the K. o f C. hall. He tends sincere.congratulations. -^o field at E. Evans avenue and Colo­ be utilized for catechetical work vided into two leagues, American succeed Lloyd Stakebake, who was among Catholic students attending and National. rado boulevard on Thursday aft­ forced to resign when he entereo UNION PACIFIC public schools. These rooms are in The' frat boys have secured two ernoons at 3 o’clock the service. Tom is a member of St. Mary’s church in the Grove St. Mary’s Young People’s club near the convent where the sisters of Littleton. For that Thankigiving holiday trip... oi*perhaps will reside. It is planned to make Msgr. Canavan to Address Irma Kattau was praised for her a California vacation...you'll find comfort and these rooms into a mission center excellent work as chairman o f the that will receive the name o f the CYC Communion breakfast OcL pleasure in train travel. You can save dollars by “ Sadred Heart Mission center.” In 29. She in turn thanked all who THE MAY CO. addition to their main work of had assisted her. going "Coach" in a restful, reclining seat Or, teaching reli^on to Catholics at­ Altar Unit Meet Nov. W tending public schools, the sisters you have a choice of Pullman accommodations. (Cathedral Parish, Denver) conduct the monthly business 'Apple Time' Party also train lay catechists. This was The 'Very Rev. Monsignor Wal­ meeting at 2 p.m. in St. Paul’s Slated by St. Mark's > 4 A one of the provisions made by the ter J. Canavan, pastor, who re- reading room. All women of the (St. Mark's Young People’s Club) Holy Father before he approved In keeping with tradition, our dining cart will jurned from Rome Oct. 31, will be parish are welcome. A social hour “ Apple Time,” just a fancy name the Mission Helpers in 1940. feature roast turkey in November. Deep-breasted the featured speaker at the will follow the meeting. Arrangements for the sisters’ for the monthly social of St. The board o f directors o f the birds are selected from the finest turkey producing ingress into the diocese were made monthly meeting of the Cathedral Mark’s club, will take place Altar and Rosary society Friday, Altar and Rosary society met with by Bishop ^ illging and Mother M. Sunday, Nov. 12, in Holy Family areas in the "Union Pacific W e s t" Nov. 10. He will present some o f Monsignor Canavan in the rectory Constance, present General of the school at 8:30 p.m. With the dec­ the highlights o f his pilgrimage to Nov. 6. Present were Mrs. H. W orations, entertainment, and re­ H r trovd InformaNen and rtitrvoHont Mission Helpers. .She was ac- Rome, including incidents of his Bell, Mrs. W. W. Allen, Miss Bar­ companied to Pueblo by Mother freshments featuring apples and CITY TICKET OFFICE travels in France and Ireland. Pre­ bara Bach, Mrs, E. Dwyer, Mrs. M. Teresita, former General. The more apples, the committee in B35 Seventeentli Street , ^ Denver 2, Colo. ceding this talk, Mrs. Howard W. two sisters recently spent two days 0. Levins, officers; Mmes. Charles charge guarantees a fine evening Phone Keystone 4141 Bell, newly installed president of Dunn, H, J. Earley, Judson Laur, in the diocese making final ar­ for 50 cents. Or see any local Trarel Afent the Altar and Rosary society, will Katherine Parent, and Misses Mar rangements for their work, which The CYC’s Getting Around garet Hamilton and Helen O’Con­ will begin here early next year. Revue, presented on Wednesday UNION PACIFIC RAIIROAD While in the diocese they also nor. Plans and projects for the and Thursday evenings o f this made a trip to La Junta and Rocky coming year were discussed. week, has three St. Mark’s Ford in order to compile a survey Fort Collins PTA Cathedral Clubs acts in its well-rounded program. o f the problems involved to as to Holding Joint Meet In the first afe Sharon Fitzpatrick, make their work effective. Pat Paezosa, Jean Peck, Don An­ The Mission Helpers visjt in A special meeting o f ell the derson, and Jerry Rumley. They To Hear School ofiieera of the Cathedral organi­ homes of Catholics and take? up sing “It’s a Most Unusual Day," zation!, including the Altar and the religious census. Their mother- and "Judaline.” The second is a Rosary society, League of the house is in Towson, Md. They pub­ dancing act with Pat Slattery, Sue Royol Arrow portable Sacred Heart, Men’t club, PTA, prings lish a magazine'called the Mission Principal Speak Ann McCabe, Veronica Hallinan, C olorado ^ Young Ladiea’ iodality, St. Vin­ ^ S and also have a Theresa Muzzula, Agnes Mullane, Helpers' Review Fort Collins. — (St. Joseph’s constant output of other pam­ cent de Paul fociety, and tha typewriters with cases Parish) — Harry A. Williams, and Peggy Marone. Selections from Young People’s club, hat been are in the third. In phlets and publications in connec­ principal o f Fort Collins high Showboat tion with their work. The sisters set for Thursday, Nov. 9. this are Jean Peck, Pat Paezosa, school, will be the guest speaker The meeting will convene at 8 *niis is the perfect portable for home, school, offic* are equipped to hold convert and and Don Anderson. The over-all at St. Joseph’s monthly PTA meet­ p.m. in the home o f Dan Yaco- inquiry classes. ing. The November meeting will direction of' the St. Mark’s en­ or professional use. Has standard keyboard and all MAY REALTY vetta. Men’s club president, at tries is handled by Jerry Rumley be held Friday, Nov. 10, at 3 in 1065 Lafayette street. Monsignor and Kate Scardina. the school hall. Father Richard Canavan will preside. Final ar­ the extra features that you have come to expect from Marking Times, the club news­ - R E A L T O R Duffy urges not only the parents rangements will be made for the Loveland Society letter, was sent out this week to but as many parishioners as pos­ all-parish fall-festival bazaar a Royal portable. Carrying case is included at ne all members. Everyone is asked to sible to attend the meting and hear that will be held Nov. 29-30. INSURANCE . LOANS note that the business meeting is Has Question Box Mr. Williams, whose ability for One o f the special features o f this extra charge. Use our convenient terms if you wish. listed on the calendar a week hard work and leadership have bazaar will be the'display of- a later because of the council show Ule Theater Bldg. Loveland.— (St. John’s Parish) been a geat asset in educating new 1950 Special four-door Buick this w66ko- Save 10.00! Reg. 79.50 now.. 50* — The Altar and Rosary society of the youth o f Fort Collins. on Nov. 30. The car will be on dis­ The Knights of Columbus’ an­ S t Mark’s bowlers in the CYC 69 Colorado Springs, Colo. St. John’s parish met Friday after­ play on the corner of Colfax •PU R rsit. uy noon, Nov. 3. Rosary and Benedic­ nual turkey games party will be avenue and Logan street each Sun­ league scarcely held their own last MAIN 1R9R^ tion were held in the church, and held Friday, Nov. 17, at 8 in the Tuesday ni^ht. The No. 1 squad day morning during November. THE MAT CO. RTATIO.SEKT — STBEET ni)OR a business meeting followed in the school hall. Tickets for the party Fred Haas and the Cathedral lost all three to the Mt. Carmel parish hall. may be purchased either from the scouts will also display the car team, and the No. 2 team had a Mrs. Bill Shannon was in charge knights after the Sunday Masses at the Parochial league football hard time battling S t Francis’. of the program. She had prepared or from the Singer Sewing Ma­ game in Bears’ stadium Sunday, t h T m u r r a ^ ^ WILUAM C. CRARON a question box, and Father Fran­ chine Co. or the Schinns Pharmacy Nov. 12. CYPC Members fo Attend cis Kappes answered the questions. during the week. Tickets good for 'Naughty Mariettta' Nov. 18 Bsts I. run ritk-4IAIs 144 Optometrist | St. Mary’s circle sponsored a 20 games are $1.50. This annual PTA Sponsors HwtS Stan—<32 N. Titas—MAI. 1S9 party is the main source o f reve­ (Catbadral Young Peopla’i Club) Recommended Firms card party in October. D^ds' Night Professional Pharmacy 12( Nortb T.Joa SL The women of the parish held nue for the knights, who sponsor "Dad’s night” in the PTA proved Cathedral young people are PHONE MAIN 5(C2 manys worthy Jlrojects during the planning to see Naughty Marietta SOI No. Tejon MAin 1088 a rummage sale Oct. 28. to Be a hilarious event when Ca­ COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. Plant are being made for a year.f Their charitable works in­ thedral fathers took over the meet­ on Nov. 18, at 8:15 p.m., for their for AUTO carnival to be held in the par­ clude substantial help to the poor. ing- Nov. 6. Husbands who pre­ cultural activity for this month. The deadline for tickets is Nov. Get Bourns ( of Denver) PETE REROIVl ish hall Nov. 21. Church, and Catholic youth or­ sided in their wives’ stead were ganizations. St. Joseph’s parish L. R. Siebert, president: William 9, and reservations should be made Candy and Ice Cream at with Helen Eppich AL. 8404, or s: r vice EERIYITERE SHOP would suffer a definite lack if E. Jones, treasurer; and Dan Yaco- Johnson-English Upholstering , Bostonian Youth Club it were not for the knights’ spirit­ vetta, secretary. This "administra­ Kay Keltgen, SP. 0590, Members re- upholstering an d ual and financial support. tion” was notable for its speedy going will meet at the K. of C. REPAIRING In Colorado Springs Gary Patrick Bowers, son of handling of the business meeting. club, 1675 Grant, at 7:30. The ad­ Slip CoTtra and Drapthti Mr. and Mrs. William Bowers, was Drug Co. Mado to Order Following completion of- business, mission is $1.60. Buc,kley Bros. Motors, Inc. baptized Sunday. Mr. and Mr^ LENTHERICToilelpiei Fnmlturv Made lo Order John Dandrow, husband o f the Two changes in committee chair Names Officers' Slate Charles J. Sheahan were Gary’s Tojon at Btjoo St Phono 1400 7H 8. CawiSt Aw. Main S203 first vice president, led the assem­ men were announced at the regu STUDEBAKER Sal & S ervice sponsors. bly in a community-sing. Mrs. Ed­ lar meeting held Nov. 1. Margaret AUTO REPAIRING ON ALL ;E c a r s a TRUCKS The Heyse Sheet Colorado Springsv— The Bos- Sweeney will replace Doris Cor- "If Your Needs Are Electrical conian Catholic Youth club ward O’Connor, only member of EXPERT BODY AND FENDER WORK QUALITY PAINTING Call Main 939" Metal and Rc»ofing the distaff side to have a featured nelio, who is leaving Denver, as STEAM CLEANING — WASHING — SBRICATTON SERVICE elected Irvin Bruce, president; social corhmittee chairman, and WIRING—FIXTURES AND REPAIRS INCORPORATED Joan O’Leary, vice president; Leo XIII [ttcyclical role, played the piano accompani­ 660 S. Broadway — New Location — RA. 2826 Janet Karpinski will replace Caro­ HEATING HOOFING Betty Hall, secretary; and Joyce ment. Fathers o f sixth, seventh, lyn Hannasch as head o f the cul­ Berwick Electric Co. SHEET METAL Brennan, treasurer. Chairmen of and eighth graders were hosts at tural committee. OPEI\f »TIL iHIDMGHT EVERY !¥IGHT J D. BEkWICR III SO. NEVADA various committees were elected Will Be Discussed the social hour which followed. The first Sunday night dance, Colorado 8priAc» Colorado Phonti Main S53 as follows: Social, Joan O’Leary; The Rev. John Haley said the held Nov. 5 in thS Cathedral EM. 1883 religion and education, Russell The encyclical of Pope Leo opening prayer. •chool building, was a huge luc- HARRY'S TEXACO SlRVKl Freymuth; publicity, Joan Mor­ XIII on Catholics in the United The parents were impressed by BARRY FLEMING, Proprlttor COMPMMKNT8. OF States, which took the form the travelogue given by Monsignor ceai, with 12S peraont in attend- gan; and contact, Joe Mott end TEXACO inS FIIE8TINE P300UCT5 SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK a letter to the late Cardinal Canavan on his two-month pilgrim­ an<;e. Tbit activity was the first Norma Fackler. LUIIICATIOS sn4 WASHING TABOR 9222 0LS01\ & BENIBOll The club -meets every second James Gibbons on Jan. 6, 1896, age to Rome. Of special interest in a leriea of dancei to be held the first Sunday of every month PLBG. & l|TG. CO. tlElS-1 and fourth Wednesday of the will be the subject for discus­ was the account o f his private au­ month at 8 p.m. in St. Marv’s sion at the Great Encyclicals' dience with Pope Pius XII. by the Cathedral group. The Qyiolors S nc. chairman for the dence commit­ 116 North Wf-ber St. high school assembly hall. All class Friday night, Nov. 10, at The fifth grade won the prize 7:30 o’clock at Regis college, of $2.60 for having the greatest tee was Marion Dross, assisted Dod^fe-PIvindutli Owners Tel. Main 3066 unmarried men and women are invited to attend. Members must Denver. majority of parents present. by Jim McLain^ Al Ranney, he graduated from high school. Fred R. Van Valkenburg, United in marriage in the Cathe­ Donna KJalgaarde, Joe Barry, We’ve Got the Parts and the “ Know t'ZECHA & VDVMS member of the Regia college his­ dral Oj:t. 28 were Wallace Henry Phil Grommat, and Adam Pal- How” to Give Your Truck New Life 1 LEGAL NOTICE tory department and an author­ loni. Conoco Service Station ^ Sa Bell and Shirley Grace Shepard. Your Best Investment May'Be a Complete ALEY DRUG CO. ^ IN THE OISTBICT COURT IN AND FOR Cathedral members participat­ V THE -CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER ity on Colonial and Revolution­ The double-ring ceremony was wit- Reconditioning Job by Our Skilled Mechanics . ^PRESCRIPTION STATE OF COLORADO ary days, will outline the growth sented by Father Haley. Ken­ ing in an octette performing in : Civil Action No. A.7S8Z1, DIv. 1. of the Catholic Church in the neth Tolve a n d Mrs. Georgia the Getting Around revue spon­ DRUGGISTS NOTICE early days of the United States sored by the Catholic Youth cohn- JAMES MOTOR CO. IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION Smith were the bridal attendants. 1278 Lincoln Dodge A Plymouth Sales & Service KE. 8221 Plita. Main IU S3Z Ss. Ttjon St ► OK LOUISE LARSEN, FOR THE DE. and will lead the discussion on Wedding vows were recited Oct. COLORADO SPRINGS * TERMINATION OP INTEREST IN THE the encyclical. LANDS AND TENEMENTS OP R. E. 28 in St. Paul’s chapel by Ra.v- ' Ntrada At*, at Cacha la Pondra 4 KEENEY, olu known u Raeb.1 E. Kunty, Pope Leo, in his letter, praised mond Floyd Stine and Mary Mil Church Basement Repair DecMied. the spirit of the laws and- cus­ dred Meinhardt. Carl and M. Mag­ THE PEOPLE o r THE STATE OF toms in “Die well-ordered Amer­ dalene Meinhardt attended the Planned in Keenesburg BE 'F O X Y The firms listed here de­ COLORADO TO: All Penon. in Inttral, ican republic.” BUCK SPORTING OREETING: couple. Father Haley officiated. Keenesburg. — (Holy Family SEE OUR... serve to be remembered NOTICE I. hereby given that LouUc Baptized Oct. 29 by the Rev. Larun, claiming to b. a grant.., by m «n . Parish)—The Holy Family Altar GOODS CO. when you are distributing conv.ytncM, of the heir at law of R, E. Kenneth Funk was Dennis Mi­ and Rosary society met Nov. 2 in CMRYSUR-PLYMOUTH' CAPITAL ••iTWTtlilnt f«r E w r Sport” Ke«n.y, also known u Rochtl E. Kunay, Women's Alrar Unit chael, infant son o f Mr. and Mrs. the home of Mrs. Joe Pelz in^ Pgos- your patronage in the dif­ hu flled in tb. Diitrlet Court in and for John Augustus Payton. George u provm MOTOR co., Phone Main 930 pect. Plans were discussed for the BUYS tbo City and County of Danver, State of Edward Payton and Ann Mullen 11908 BROADWAY CH5fe2^ 19 NO. TEJON ST, ferent lines of business. Colorado, htr verifled petition uklng for a renovation of the church basement judicial aicertainmeat and determination Sets Meet Nov. 15 were sponsors. On Nov. 5 the Rev. and yard. A recent improvement of tb# helra at law of R. E. Keeney, alto Richard Hiester baptized Richard DENVER’S BEST known u Rachel E. Keeney, Deceoaed, and (All Sainta’ Pariah, Denvar) has been the painting of the rpof a determination of the InteruU In the ’The Women’s club o f All Saints’ Scott Ross, son o f Mr. and Mrs. and the trimmings on the church. lands and tenemenU of the nid dei^ent. Raymond Childers. The child’s R. E. Kuney, alto known u Rachel E. parish will meet Wednesday, Noy. Mrs. Gerald Hillenbrand, daugh- 16, at 7:30 in the home of Mrs. F. sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. W il ter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Frank USED CARS Keeney, died intntate at Denver, Colorado liam W. Allen. on' October 28, 1848; that at the time of Reischmann, 1900 S. King street. Hillenbrand who is In Japan, wrote death, duedent wai ■ teeldant of the City An election of officers will be Parish Calendar that she has been helping the Sis­ AIVD TRCf'KS and County of Denver, State of Colorado | THURSDAY, Nov. 9, 8 P.M— that the property to be affected b : Lota held. ters of the Daughters of St. Paul Conditioned Right and 30, 31 and (0, Block 80, Wah.Keeney Park, The women of the club are very Oscar Malo hall— Final perform in her vicinity. She has been sew­ Second Filing, Jeffenon County, Colorado; ance of CYC Getting’ Around re NEW FASHION that the name and addreae of the allegwl busy selling Christmas cards. Any­ ing for the little Japanese children Ready for YOU! DR. JOHN R. COYLE huaband and heir at law of R. E. Keeney, one who has 'not seen the sam­ vue. Admission is 76 cents. who need the clothing. Cleaners OPTO.METRIST elw known at RuhtI E. Kuney, Dueoaed, ples should contact Mrs. Fall at FRlDAYy NOV. 10, 2 P.M.— Tha sisters in Japan are do­ le A. H. Keeney, 1733 Grant Strut, Den. St. Paul’s reading room— Monthly JOHN H. JOHNSON ver, Colorado. SU. 1-6892 ing so much good work with so PRICED Otfles PUat Open: Mon, Wed, Fri, Nites Notice if hereby given to all. perieni A walking doll and wardrobe meeting o f Cathedral Altar and little the Altar society decided VIC HEBERT INC. SPrart fl7 l KOtJ But CsUu interoited to appear and anewer laid will be on display before Christ­ Rosary society. its Christmas project would be RIGHT IM E. AlaaMii At*. Airtra iU FOR APPOINTMENT CALL petition withip twenty daye'after the urv- SATURDAY, NOV. 11, Armis­ a gift of yard goods to them, 3660 Downing ice of thta nntiee and potion upon you. mas. The proceeds from both will if Mid notice it wrved upon you within the go to our building fund. tice day — All-day Ejiposition of thorn. Sines 1913 AURORA 1204 State of Colorado, or wUhin twenty day. The November meeting o f the the Most Blessed Sacrament. Reci­ The Ambrose Sauers are moy after the loat publication of thit notlu if tation of the 15 mysteries o f the 9355 EAST COLFAX thb notice la not to puoanally urv«). Altar and Sanctuary society will ing to Derby. URSE BROS. WITNESS my .ignitur. and the owl of be hdd in the Leo Arnoldy home, Rosary, the Litany of the Blessed The next meeting, will be a The firms listed here de­ / the kalii Court thi. 3rd day of November, 2660 W. Florida, Wednesday, Nov. virgin Mary, and the Memorare Christmas- party in the home of GROCERY; r o ( A MARKET^, serve to be remembered A.D., 1960. starting on the hour thYoughettt Mrs. Hugh Sloan. ' J. B. GOODMAN. JR. 22. Any women who can tat, cro- when you are distributing OEOCBBin - UBATS - nUITS Tb« ftmit h«rt dtMnro t« Clerkyif the DUtrlet Court chet, or just sew a nice seam are' the day. Benediction at 7 :45 p.m. \ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sauter, VBOETABLBa b« r«mcmberdd whtn you art dlt- . By PATRICIA MORRISSEY. invited to assist in making the al- WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15, S t’ Cathy, Corky, and Connie are your patronage in the dif­ ' Deputy. tTM East Celftx Ava Pk. Aar.r. t t l tiibutinf your potroMfo U tbo dif* Flrat Puhllcition November 8 ter linens to be used in the new Paul’i reading room — Monthly vistt&ig Mrs. Sauter’s sister and ferent lines of business. feront lints of busineM, Loat Publication Deeembor 7 church. meeting o f the sodality. family in Indiana. 1 PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Sfroot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tolepheno, KEytfono4205 Tliwriday, Nor. 9, 1950 r I 'Twas a Grand Night for Goblins CrSTOM-BCILT FURNITURE I Homemaker’s !St. Gajetan's PIA MADE TO ORDER t Furniture Re-Upholstered & Restyled I I Department Is Taking Part ' Free Ettlmatev I ’ I PmtronlM Thu* RtliabU anW PrUnily Firm* DREAMREST MFC. CO. L In Ghest X-Ray J. Brndtr 1124 18th CH . 7985 inness & Patrick (St. Cejetan’s Parish, Denvar) (Catholic Prop.) St. Gajetan’s PTA will meet in Floor Coveting Spedalift* the school hall on Tuesday, Nov. Interior • Exterior Painting S Linoleum * Aephalt Tile 14, at 7 p.m., one-half hour earlier ii Your Floors Are Our Business ii • RubberTiU • PlaeUe WaU TiU than previous meetings. This ' • Phone CH. 6S81 FtM BfttBfttCf change in schedule is made to en­ Denver 6, Colorado able parents and others to avail r^' .T Complete Floor Maintenance Service 1 0 4 2 ^ Santa Fe Drive 494 So. Vine SP. 3239 themselves of the opportunity of f * i Janitorial Suppliei — Waxes — Soaps % ■ having a chest x-ray before and Electric Polishers and Scrubbers THE during the meeting. J. A. Jolinson & Son A mobile unit will be in opera­ McVeigh Company tion in front of the school building DIJMOJVT SALES CO. EitabUthtil 35 Yean until 8:30 p.m. for four days, Mon­ BOY SCOUTS of troop 140 and Cub phere. Doughnuts, cider, and apples were served as PAINTING AND :: 1742.46 Blake St. TA. 4146 Denver:: day through Thursday, of next refreshments. A high wind prevented. the use of a * Gutters * Sheet Metal DECORATING Scouts of pack 34 were guests of their week. f sponsoring committees at a Halloween party on the bonfire, but the boys voted the evening a grand suc­ ■ I 108 N. 3rd, Grand Juactien 356 No. Wolcott, Caipo*, Wyo.< ■ * Gas Plimares CONTRACTORS cess as it was. Two films on tuberculosis and evening o f O ct 31 in the S t Vincent de Paul school * Gas Conversion Burners The next meeting of Cub Scout pack 34 will 1328 Inra K£. 0718 chest x-ray will be featured at the grounds, Denver, Cornstalks^ jack-o’-lanterns, and be at Washington Park school on Wednesday, Nov. \ 709 E. 6th Ave. KE. 4031 meeting, and speakers from the hobgoblins provided the traditional Halloween atmos- 15. A paper drive will be conducted later this month. Denver TB society will be heard. \J THE BERT IN LU6GAGI Ot AH The PTA at St. Gajetan’s is ac­ FENCE NOW JUSSEL tivating this survey, with Elmer Electric Co* .Tenorio as president, Mrs. L. Vigil, Large Crowd Expected at Turkey Party PTA chairman, as secretary and 2611 W. 6tb Ave. translator; and Mrs. Mary Cris- IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION Electrical Contractore pino, health chairman. All room Call AL. 1743 for motors and various parishioners Sponsored by St. Vincent's Parish HNS A Ca*ru>t««d EUcIrteal Job are aiding in getting the people of ON ANY KIND OF FENCE , (St. Vincent de Paal’i Partih, 2444 S. Williams, the wagon; Jack The women caring for the sanc­ this area to spots where the units Denver) Dempsey, Littleton, the golf balls; tuary in October and November — ORDER TODAY — will be statipned in the forthcoming *The annual Thanksgiving Helen Peake, 1421 Pennsylvania WHY MOVING . weeks. turkey party sponsored by the street, the scooter; Mrs. L H. are as follows: Mmes. Doyle, Hath­ Before More Strict Allocations Are Imposed— Antonio Pacheco, Mrs. Steams, Holy Name society will be held Witzki, 1570 S. Fillmore, the gar­ away, Hett, Koelbert, Koll, Libo- and Before Any Further Price Rises DENVER'S FAVORITl LAUNDRY STORAGE Frank Baneros, and Frank Romero in the school Friday evening, den hose; Mrs. Jess G. Heard, nati, K, P. Klein, Harrison, J. B. will put into action the Westside Nov. 17, at 8 o’clock. More than 2625 S. Humboldt, the basketball; Killian, Ish, Kloeppinger, Lorimer, • DENVER'S FAVORITE FENCE • The reaion /deal survey program, a unit being SHIPPING 20 turkeys will be provided Vfor and Mrs. Clifford, 1479 S. Steele Fred Lehman, and Linsenmeier. T n r Estimstss F.H.A. T'rms serves more families in scheduled at Vail center the week the occasion, and arrangements street, the garden hose. The com­ I^ v e r ihta any odier Phone RAce 2879 (Dept. C) Local and of Nov. 23. are being made to entertain one mittee in charge wishes to express laundry is because Id*4 •4405 East Evans Avenue customen get just A* Mrs. Anthony Castillo, chairman o f the largest crowds in the his­ thanks to the parents, children, FURNITURE Long Distance of the Mr. and Mrs. committee, met tory of these affairs. Tickets and others who worked to make kind of laundry service Moving UPHOLSTERING they want. with her group Nov. 6 in the Law­ will be distributed at all the the campaign a success. Why don't you, too, Storage • Packing rence center. Plans for future ben­ Masses on Sunday, Nov. 12. PTA Meet! Nov. 13 ELCAR FENCE & SUPPLY CO. enjoy Ideal Laundry Shipping efit activities were made. The monthly “Ladies’ night’’ St. Vincent de Paul’s PTA will Serake? Prompt Service club Thursday, Nov. 9, immedi­ meet in the school hall Monday, MODERNIZING -, AC. 5733 A & A SEWING parents aad their children will Sutcliffe, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bet- attend. tinger, Mr. and Mrs-..- Raymond ROOFING MACHINE SHOP The monthly meeting of the Al­ Pautler, Mrs. Mildred Delaney, Gives you fuarantaed, economi­ 414 So, Broodwajr tar and Rosary society was held Gerald Delaney, Mrs. Eugene Bo- cal, long - lasting protection C A M E O COVptINGCO.covm ^ Adjutt Your Serving - Nov. 1 in the parish hall, with litho, Mrs. Sam Bolitho, Mr. and against snow, rain, and summer Machine in Home $ 1 . Mrs. S. P. Harris, Mrs. James Mrs. Jack Boyle, Mrs. James Kirk, heat. Provides extra insolation Linoleum— Aspholt, Rubber 4 Plastic Tile— Wall Covering Kirk, and Mrs. L. A. Gurule as Mrs. Gahe Polish, the McCreer ovar your old roof. Call SP. 5072 family, and others. Ettimetea CompUmentery Fr. Schwarz to Conduct St. Agnes’ circle will meet on For Free Estimate 2555 W. 29th Ave. GR. 9535 Wednesday evening, Nov. 15, at Kansas College Retreat 8 o’clock in the parish hall, with Call CHerry 6651 The Rev. Carl Schwarz, C.SS.R., Cherie Colburn, Lorraine Green, of St. Joseph’s Redemptorist par­ and Helen Bator as hostesses. The Western Elaterite Your Coal Heating Service retailer has a vital ish, Denver, will conduct the an­ special gift will be donated by Install Insulation nual retreat for the girls of Sa­ Charlotte Eaton. Roofing Co. Interest in your winter comfort. With other leading cred Heart college, Wichita; Kans., St Ann’s circle will meet Thurs­ cool merchants of your community he's working to Nov. 17-19. Father Schwarz is a day, Nov. 9, at 2 o’clock in the home . Equitable Bldg., Denver YOURSELF and native of Wichita. of Mrs. Margaret Wagenbach. render greater satisfaction and better service — at lower tost— to all who heat with cool. 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