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Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1955— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Confession Seal Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Power of Women Noted in Annals World Theme Of Fact, Fiction REGISTER Robber's Action Spotlights For Cenventien Church's 'Miracle o^ Trust' V O L L. Na. 35. THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1955 DEI^VER, COLORADO
By Paul H. Hallett The romance of the confessional seal, so strictly Archdiocesan Council to Hold and inexorably guarded, made the Denver headlines when it was revealed that $6,850 out of $7,780 robbed from the Colorado State Bank Feb. .17 was returned by 29th Annual Meeting M ay 17 a Denver priest, at the behest of the penitent robber. The man is reported as handing over the sum to the priest at The average woman’s power over the world and its de.stiny will be the keynote Confession. idea of the 29th annual convention of the Arch^iocesan Council of Catholic Women, to The priest is assigned at Denver. U. S. Attorney Donald be held Tuesday, May 17, in the Shirley-Savoy Hotel, Denver. E. Kelley said he would respect the priest’s request to keep his The theme of the meeting, for which a formal program was announced by pro name and parish secret. The priest was fingerprinted by FBI agents in the U. S. gram chairman Mrs. Fred Gus- Marshal’s detention cell so that his finger markings could be hurst, is taken from the address eliminated from consideration during laboratory tests of the of Archbishop Richard J. Cushing returned bills. No stigma was attached to this. at the national convention of the Attorney Kelley was reported as saying that the priest promised to relay his message that partial return of the money women's council in Boston in would not absolve the bandit of “ criminal liability,” and that November, 1954. he hoped that now he would clear his conscience entirely by "The average woman at the coming to the proper civil authorities. posts of control” is the phrase No Moral Duty to Surrender In the confessional, contrition is not possible, and there selected "as the dominating idea fore the Confession is invalid, if restitution of damage done is for the Denver meeting. In his not taade or sincerely promised. The robber may have spent the address Archbishop Cushing said missing $930, or he may have it in hiding to be surrendered at that the "average woman resolves another time. In any event, to be sincere he would have to have the great issue of the hour in a firm purpose of returning the sum as soon as possible. In case This is the Robert •interest in Catholicism. of theft or robbery, a moral obligation extends only to restitu favor of Christ or against Him." New Catholic Family Neal Evans family, Left to right, back row, are Mrs. Lucy Agnes tion. There is no moral obligation to surrender oneself to the Potter, sister of Mr. Evans, who was a sponsor; "She does so,” he said, "by her received into the Church on Holy Saturday by the authorities. Elaine Gaynelle, 13; Mrs. Evans and Mr. Evans; Rev. Daniel Flaherty in St. Anthony’s Church, enormous political power as a It is a duty of the law enforcement officers to do what Myron Reed, 16; H. .M. Floyd, sponsor; and Father Westwood. In the foreground is Anna Maria, 6, voter in the modern democracies. they can to catch the criminal; but the duty is not reciprocal; Flaherty; in the front, left to right, are Lucy whose near-fatal accident was the first step in a The criminal has no duty to give himself up, although he may Helen, 9; Patrick Martin, 7; and the heroine of the She docs so by her enormous cre series that ended with the family’s conversion. Her not resist arrest by violent means. tragedy that turned into a happy ending, Anna ative power in the professions, Inviolability of Seal Baptism in a Catholic hospital led to the Evanses’ Maria. the businesses, and public ca The inviolability of the confessional seal derives from two - f + + [------^------1------reers to which , the 'average chief heads; 1) The natural law and the divine law. It is the latter law that makes no exception possible. Revelation is against- woman' now has access. the natural law because it violates an implicit pact between' NeorTragedy Fr. George W. Roach, "She does so by the sheer in Migr. John R. Mulroy Rev. William J. Monahan confessor and penitent, and falls into the same class as secrets fluence she exercises as a mem ACCW Chaplain Ast’t ACCW Chaplain confided to a doctor or lawyer, which the civil law respects. ber of the half of all the race But, more importantly, revelation is implicitly against the divine Brings Family law of Christ, for, though He said nothing explicitly on the sub which gives humanity its mothers, ject, He w'ished the sacrament to be administered in such a way Acting St. Dominic's its sisters, its sweethearts, its $47,138 Addition Begun that the faithful should not be deterred from resorting to it. Into Church teachers, and the innumerable They would be deterred if divulgation could be feared. Canon Law (Canons 889-890) merely restates the obliga By F rank Morriss other groups which do, in a wom tion of the divine law. THE BAPTISM of a family Pastor, Dies at Desk an's way, and on a vast scale, On Loyola Parish Convent The fact that the robber returned the overwhelming bulk of eight in St. Anthony's what once was done by a good of the money testifies to his sincere repentance, and incidentally Church, Westwood, on Holy Father George William Aquinas College, Columbus, 0., queen like Helena or an evil one Construction of a $47,138 for $11,288. John F’. Connell is adds one more testimony to the immense social value of Con Saturday morning was the Roach, O.P., 59, acting pas and attended the Dominican the architect. Houses of Study at Somerset, 0., like Cleopatra; a rebel for God addition to the sisters’ con fession. Wfere it not for an institution in which even the worst joyful climax to a series of tor of St. Dominic’s Parish, Father Murphy, pastor since ______(Turn to Page S — Column i) events that started with a Springfield, Ky., and Washing like St. Joan or enemies of the vent of St. Ignatius Loyola’s 1951, pointed out that repairs in near tragedy. Denver, was found dead at ton, D.C. He was ordained June Christian commonwealth like the Pari.sh, Denver, begun the convent building will put the his desk in the rectory 4, 1926, in Washington by Arch misguided women who so fre April 2, is expected to be com structure in first-class condition. Received into the Church by bishop Michael J. Curley of Bal the Rev. Daniel Flaherty was Wednesday, April 13, by Father quently dominate sections of the pleted no later than August, Although the convent has a Theatines Make Strides, W. H. Albertson, O.P., an assi.st- timore. chapel, it lacks a sacristy, but the Robert Neal Evans family Red regimes and prove the fier Father Edward P. Murphy, S.J., o f 0405 Morrison Road— Mr. ant pastor. He served as an assistant at pastor, announced. It will contain this will be added on the south and Mrs. Evans and six chil Father Albertson administered St. Patrick’s Parish, Columbus, cest of the foes of faith and free- n rooms, side of the convent. Superior General Reports dren, ranging in stJepladder the Last Sacraments. Death was 0 ., from 1927 until 1929; and at dom. " I In the past four years over-all Lived in Small Quarters believed to be caused by a heart Holy Rosary Parish, -Minneapolis, fa-«hion from the eldest, a boy So long as the "average woman" in Loyola Parish, Throughout the past 12 years. of 10, to little Anna .Maria, 6. attack. Minn., from 1929 until 1939. In not including the convent has, p^tj,er Murphy added, the nuns Father Roach was assigned to 1939 he was appointed chaplain tolerates the evils that plague -Anna Maria was the real zoomed to about $325,000, under numerous sacrifices On Visit to New Seminary St. Dominic’s in October, 1954, o f the Dominican Sisters’ Con mankind. His Excellency said, Father Murphys supervision. Ajrgqujj-ed by living in small quar- heroine of the unusual conver when the pastor, F'ather J. G. vent at Rosaryville, La., and sion. In the fall of 195,3 she only so long will they exist. nine-classroom school, ranked p , _ Column 6) Forquer, O.P., left for'a pilgrim served there until 1943 when he By Paul H. Hallett bership o f the Clerks Regular, toddled into the street and into 'The convention will open with among the best in the state, was —^ age to Europe. Father Forquer was assigned to a Houston, Tex., The proud order of the Father March explained that it the path of a ton-and-a-half completed last Augu.st and accom-l ^ ■ ■ is in Madrid, Spain. Parish. From 1945 to 1954 he was Mass for the living and deceased Theatines (Clerks Repular) is no part of their purpose to of onrushing steel. Her badly modates more than 355 pupils. Father "Roaca was born in an assistant at St. Anthony’s members of the Denver Archdioc serve only those of Romance battered body was rushed to Since 1943, Father Murphy has been advancing in the Food du Lac, Wis., July 16, Parish, New Orleans. He came to tongue, but that their works are a Catholic hospital. esan Council of Catholic Women said, the teaching sisters have past decade. The magnifi pursued for all people. Soon it 1898, and attended public gram St. Dominic’s, Denver, from St. at 8:30 a.m. in the Holy Ghost lived in small quarters in the con cent new Seminary of St. WHEN IT LOOKED as if mar and high schools in Fond Anthony’s. vent at 2244 Vine Street. The Chaplain at the last spark of life would Church, with the Rt. Rev. John .\ndrew Avellino in Denver is a du Lac. He was a graduate of F’ather Roach was a third de two-story addition to the convent desert the little girl, *he wor gree member of the Knights of R. Mulroy, pastor, as celebrant. will have 11 rooms, six bedrooms gauge of that progress. Such was ried sisters asked permission to Rest Home the opinion of Father Antonio on the second floor, and on the baptize her. Mr. and Mrs. Columbus of the Houston, Tex., Mdnsignor Mulroy was ap- .March, C.R., the Superior Gen first floor housekeeper’s quar Reed, although they had only ' T e is survived by two brothers, spiritual director of the ters, a community room, two par Father Michael Mee, S.S.C., eral of the Order, who is here has been appointed chaplain at the most general idea of Thomas and David Roach, council in 1925 by lors, and a sacristy. It will be fin to inspect the new Thcatine edi the new rest home of the Sisters the meaning of Catholicity, ■R.R. 1, Fond du Lac. the late Bishop J. Henry Tihen, ished in red-pressed brick. fice. granted it. of the Holy Family of Nazareth Young Father March (pro The body will lie in state in and has been a valued mentor ever Eight Sisters in Broadmoor, Colorado Springs, nounced Marc) is an Italian, ■Anna Maria did not die. Her St. Dominic’s Church from 3 parents’ anxious vigils became since. Eight Sisters of Chprity of Archbishop Urban J. Vehr an , whose headquarters are at St. p.m. Sunday, April 17, until For the past five years he has Cincinnati, 0., reside in the con nounced. The Columhan Father Andrea della Valle, Rome. His less and less tense, until fin after the Solemn Requiem Mass ally she could go home, a vent. The building, given to the arrived from St. Columbans, order, founded in 1524 by St. at 10:30 a.m. Monday. The Of been assisted by the Rev. William freshly baptized member of parish in 1943 by a committee of Neb., to take his post on April Cajetan and Gianpietro CaThfa fice of the Dead will be recited J. Monahan. parishioners, is in need of exten 10. (later Pope Paul IV ), was the the One True Church. by the clergy at 8 p.m., Sunday. After the Mass, registration will sive repairs, including complete The home was formerly a first to found Papal missions in HER PARENTS NOW were electrical wiring and installation foreign lands. interested in knowing more begin at 9 o'clock. At 9:45 the residence owned by Edgar J. of convenient eleclrical outlets. Marston, and was purchased by In Six Countries (Turn to Page .t — Column .1) War Relief Collection business meeting will open with Plumbing and other repairs, in Today the great order has Mrs. Frank Mancini, president of the nuns to serve ns a rest home addition to needed closet space, for members of the community establishments in six countries— Results Are Announced the archdiocesan council, presid will be made. who serve in hospitals in Texas Italy. Spain, the U.S., Mexico, The Leo Mershon Construction and New Mexico. Brazil, and Argentina. Despite $36 Contributed ing. Company of Denver was given The residence can accomodate the almost exclusive Latin mem- By Chancery Officials Father Monahan will give the invocation and welcpme. the general construction contract igLleast 20 nuns and the property To Fatima Burse . - W - . The results of the annual col for $35,850. The O'Connor Plumb covers a block square. The home, Air Academy lection for the Bishops’ Fund for Following the announcements ing Company was awarded the estimated to be about 30 years Contributions in the past week Victims of War. held Laetare (Turn to Page S — Column 6) heating and plumbing contract old, has been vacant for ap Chief Chaplain to the Our Lady o f F’atima Sunday, March 20, have been an proximately a year. Sister Burse, the Denver Archdioce.san nounced by the Chancery Office. Amabilis, Procurator for the Father Antonio March, C.R. fund for the education of stu The parish list follows. Sacred Heart [Midwest] Prov hopes to start missions to pagan dents for the priesthood, are the Rev. George W . Roach, O.P. ince of the sisters, and Sister lands- following: Bithopi' War Relief Collection Chrysantha prepared the home The Theatines now number Denver Parishes for occupancy. To Open Bids Cathedral ...... $ 1,217.30 Mother Mary Aloysius, Pro S r S All Saints ...... 188.14 vincial, arrived in Colorado Springs within the past week ro°llews^°and missTons i s 'j.r ’ and°"sis/er o 5 ” eHa All Souls ...... 66.30 colleges, and missions. Jo.seph’s Nursing School, For A urora and will visit at the home for a N o^G row ing ^ 5 . _ Denver, $25. Annunciation ...... 115.00 short time. Blessed Sacrament^. 1,132.00 The order, which suffered cru- 'E aster brought the pledge of There are nearly 700 Sisters Cure d’Ars ...... 360.00 elly from the anti-clencal perse-Lew'spiritual life to the mem- Plant in May of the Holy Family of Nazareth Christ the K in g ...... 506.50 cutions of the mid-19th century, ^^rs of the Mystical Body of in the Sacred .Heart Province. Guardian A ngels...... 56.00 is now slowly growing in mem Christ. Aid to the priesthood' Bid.s will be opened the About 100 sisters are in hospital bership. Next year, said the Su- burses gives new life to the second week in May on the Holy Family ...... 300.00 work in the Archdiocese of Santa Holy Ghost ...... 412.72 Fe and the Dioceses of Amarillo perior General, it is hoped to Church’s manpower. ! proposed St. Therese School have 10 or 12 new priests. Eight! Gifts to the'burse niav be sent Holy Rosary ...... 33.50 and Dallas-Fort Worth. These and Convent, Aurora, the Rev. Most nuns will come in groups during Spanish-speaking youths are | to Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, John Regan, pastor, announced (Turn to Page 3 — Column 6) ll536 Logan Street. Denver. Precious Blood ...... 330.80 the summer to make retreats. this week. Mother of God ...... 179.35 The retreats will be for nuns Classes are scheduled to begin Mt. Carmel ...... 172.95 only. for the lower grades in Septem Our Lady of Grace .... 63.00 At present there are four nuns ber. but it is doubtful that the Our Lady who staff the rest home. Pledges to Campaign Run buildings will be completed by of Lourdes ...... i.... 190.50 The Sisters of the Holy Fam that time, he said. Temporary Presentation ...... 213.33 ily of Nazareth are the largest facilities will be used if neces Sacred Heart ...... 24.14 Polish American religious com 20 Per Cent Off Schedule sary until completion of the St. Anne (Arvada).... 70.00 munity. They number about project. St. Anthony ...... 50.32 1,600 members in the U. S., and Seventy-two per cent of pledges The estimated cost of the St. Bernadette ...... 257.75 Newman Convention Ponelists rfthVr h.“ are organized into three prov eight-classroom school and con S t Cajetan ...... old Stansell, S.J. (left), and Father William Faherty, S.J., from inces. ’They teach in private and made'in the Arcjibishop's Semi vent is $300,000, Father Regan St. Catherine ...... 525.00 Regis College, Denver, will be members of a panel discussing “ The secondary schools and conduct nary Campaign have been paid said. Within a few years, he St. Dominic ...... 362.25 Discerning Catholic” at the Intermountain Province of Newman hospitals, clinics, orphanages, added, an eight-classroom addi St. Elizabeth ...... 259.85 Clubs convention on the Colorado State College campus in Greeley and other institutions. 'The order with 92 per cent o f payment tion will have to be built to ac St. Francis de Sales.... 850.00 April 23. began work in the Unite4 States time having elapsed. The last Sun commodate the hundreds of (Turn to Page S — Column 3) in 1885. , Catholic youngsters expected to + + + ■ day in the payment period is May enroll. Father (Col.) Constantine E. 29. On April 9, the 96th week Two hundred children will be Zielinski, O.F.M.Conv., appointed in the 104-we'ek payment period enrolled for the September semester. Father Regan said. He Over 300 to Attend Newman Convention chief of chaplains for the new passed. Air Force Academy near Colo expects to have one first grade, rado Springs, was ordained in Tlie payment of pledges is one second grade, one third More than 300 Catholic; there will be an address by the dez; Colorado A. & M. College, Rt. Rev. Monsignor John Mc- 1934. Before receiving his Army thus running about 20 per cent grade, and one combination collegians, including stu Rev. John Regan of St. Therese’s Father Thomas McMahon, Tom Devitt. Parish, Aurora, at the conven Doherty; Colorado College, commission in April, 1942, he behind schedule. The most recent first-and-second grade. dents from Denver Univer Edmund Vallejo of Adams was director of missions at the The original teaching staff tion banquet. Father Robert Freudenstein, State College, Alamosa, is In F'ranciscan House, Hartland, report issued by the campaign o f will include three Sisters o f sity, Colorado University, Another feature will be a panel Margaret Vincent; termountain Province chairman, Wis. fice shows that there are 9,076 Charity of Leavenworth, Kans., Colorado Women’s College in discussion on- the convention Colorado University, Father and the province chaplain is Fa Following his ordination, Fa persons who are seriously delin and one lay teacher. Denver, and Colorado College in theme, “ The Discerning (Catholic.” C harles Forsyth, O.S.B., Bill ther^ Forsyth o f Colorado Uni ther Zielinski was engaged in quent in the payment of their Fou^ grades will be open in Colorado Springs, are expected Taking part will be 'William Bar Satterwhite; Colorado State Col versity. mission and retreat work. 1956, |wo more the following to converge on Greeley, April 22, rett, author of the best seller lege, Father Robert Hoffman, Student Chairmen A native of Florida, N.Y., he pledges. It is hoped- that these year, and the final two in 1958, for the annual convention of New The Left Hand of God, currently Edward Dermondy, Jr.; Denver Student chairmen o f the con won the Legion of Merit in persons will bring their payment Father Regan said. The capacity man Clubs of the intermountain in film production; Fathers Har University, Father John Ayl- vention committee are -John Phi- World War II. Re-entering the up to date in the remaining eight of the school will be 400 pupils. region. old Stansell, S.J., and William ward, Barney Falagrady; Pueblo Ion, general chairman; Larry Mc service in the Korean War, he weeks. All eight gp-ades cannot be Three-Day Meeting Faherty, S.J., of Regis College, College, Father E. W. Wich- Williams, publicity; Pat Eagan, was promoted to the rank of started at one time because of Students from secular campuses Denver; and Frank Morriss, an mann, Sally Munoz; conferences: Regina Hoefler, colonel. There are many persons who the lack of teachers, the pastor in Utah and Wyoming as well as associate editor of the Regitter. Trinidad State Junior College, registration: Jim Kelley, -hous In 1943 Father Zielinski was made pledges to the Campaign explained. Colorado will attend the‘ three- Father Faherty is author of The Father Neal P. Moynihan, S.J., ing; John Wirsing, transporta assigned with the Spokane With the addition of eight day meeting on the grounds of Destiny of Modem Women and is Gerald Maes; Utah Agricultural tion; Cecilia Kelsey, entertain (Wash.) Air Depot Control Area Fund and who have moved, and classrooms in a few years, the the host school, Colorado State a member of the Regis sociology College, Father Jerome Stoffei; ment; and Ida Jaszczak, hostess- Command, with headquarters in the campaign office has not been capacity will be doubled, he College of Education. department Father Stansell is a Colorado Women's College, Fa In addition to the spiritual ac Spokane. He is a member of the reported. A highlight of the rally win noted historian. ther Owen McHugh, Anita Gib tivities, conferences, and busi St. • Bonaventure Franciscan able to contact them. These per Roland M. Johnson of Aurora be a Field Mass in the Garden The various Newman Club units son; Utah University,''Father ness sessions, a full program o f Province, with Provincial head sons are urged to send their new is the architect of the school and Theater of the Greeley college, expected to attend and their chap Frank Brosatto, John Welsh; social activities has been planned, quarters in Lake Forest, 111. He convent, which will be built to at which the Rev, Owen McHugh, lains and presidents are: Adams Western State College, Father including a convention dance to is at present in Wiesbaden, Ger CAMPAIGN addresses to the campaign office. PLEDGES the south of the present church assistant pastor at the Cathedral, State College, the Very Rev. Mon John Shockley, Mary Ann Roz- be held in Greeley’s Newmaa many. ' PERIOD ’ Box 2900, Denver 1, Colo. PAID and rectory. Denver, will deliver the sermon; signor F. G. FaistI, Ben Benavi man; Wyoming University, the Hall. 1
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PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 Thursday, April 14, 1955 Results of Collections in Archdiocese $47,138 Addition MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY JUST RECEIVED For War Relief Fund Are Announced Is Commenced on INSURANCE SINCE 1897 ------SHIPMEIVT------(Continued From Page One) Fountain— (Colorado Minturn— Convent at Loyola 1 753 Gas and Electric Bldg. TA. 5-0241 Springs— St. Paul) St. Patrick ...... 24.40 St. Ignatius Loyola.... 144.30 (Continued From Page One) We have a very fine selection of Rosaries . . . Frederick— St. Ther Oak Crwk— St. Jam es...... 600.00 ters. They endured many incon appropriate for graduation, wedding, or anni ese and Mead ...... 35.00 St. Martin...... St. John the Evange veniences, and in the meanwhile versary gifts. Herbert W. Leibman Gerard R. TeBockhorst Georgetown— Our Peetz— Sacred Heart _ ...... list ...... 418.55 the parish went ahead and con Lady of Lourdes.... 5.00 Platteville— St. Joseph (C.SS.R.)_ 236.25 structed its present modem Glenwood Springs— St. Nicholas ...... insurers St Joseph (Polish).... 42.00 school. The nuns really deserve St. Stephen ...... 155.10 Red Cliff— S t Leo the Great...... 55.43 reasonable living quarters that St. Louis,(Engle Golden— St. Joseph .... Mt. Carmel ...... 7.70 Statue of Blesseid Virgin Grand Lake— St. Anne Rifle— this addition will provide. wood) ...... 334.98 COMBINATION St. Mary Magdalene (Kremmling) ...... SL Mary (Craig) ______Prior to acquiring the residence for the nuns, the sisters had lived Dine At (Edgewater) ...... 221.57 Greeley— Roggen— NIGHT LIGHT AND MUSIC BOX Our Lady of Peace.... Sacred Heart ...... 43.95 in the convent near Sacred Heart 615 St Patrick ...... 75.00 Sts. Peter and P au l.... 160.00 St. Peter ...... Sheridan Lake— School, Denver. They were 17th Street obliged to travel to Loyola School S t Philomena ...... 600.00 Haxtun— Christ the St. Cletus ...... 4.00 every day, and, after completion Between S t Pius X ...... 78.25 King (Holyoke) .... Steamboat Springs— of teaching duties, travel back to 2 Beautiful Styles Welton and S t Rose of Lima ...... 124.00 Holyoke— St. Patrick „ Holy Name ...... Hugo— St. Anthony .... Sterling — the convent, a distance of more FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE California St. Therese (Aurora) 386.60 Idaho Springs— St. St. Anthony of than five miles one way. CH. 4-3611 St. Vincent de Paul.... 625.00 Paul ...... Padua ...... Under the direction of Sister Outdoor Shrines Iliff— St. Catherine .... Maria Teresa, principal and OF Pariahet Outiide Denver Stoneham and J ulesburg— Briggsdale— eighth grade teacher, the faculty SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI Akron— S t Joseph .... 56.00 St. Anthony ...... St. John ...... - includes Sister Denise Marie, (WITH BIRD FEEDER TRAYS) SPECIAL Aspen— St Mary ...... 27.37 Keenesburg and Strasburg— (Mission seventh grade; Sister Mary Basalt— Roggen— of Hugo) ...... Arthur, sixth; Sister Leona Ma St. Vincent ...... 11.10 Kit Carson— Stratton— rie, fifth ; Sister Marie Timothy, COMPLETE DINNER Boulder— Sacred 23.22 St. Augustine ...... St. Charles ...... - fourth; Sister Mary Vincent, sec Also 95 Heart ...... 240.32 Kremmling— ond; Sister Margaret Eleanor, Six (6 ) Entreeg to Choose From Complete Selection of Boulder, South — Sa St. Peter ...... Superior— first; and Sister Margaret Pierre, St. Benedict cred Heart of Mary 56.11 Holy Family ...... music instructor. Miss Ellen MEDALS and CHAINS Saturdays (South Boulder) ...... - SERVED DAILY from 4 to 8 P.M. ) Burlington— ...... 20.00 Lafayette— St. Ida .... Mary Campbell instructs the IN Brighton— St Augus Leadville— Victor— St. Victor — ...... third grade. tine ...... 169.00 STERLING — CLOISONNE At Reliable Auto Park Annunciation ...... Welby— Assumption — ...... Loyola Parish, with the new 1 Hour Free Parking Brush— S t Mary ...... V AND 18th Sc California St. Joseph ...... Westminster— Calhan— S t Michael.. addition to the convent, will boast Limon— (Mission of Holy Trinity ...... 30.00 OXIDIZED SILVER Cascade— (Mission o f Hugo) ...... a complete.plant second to none Woodland Park— Our Lady FOR DINNER CUSTOMERS Sacred Heart, Colo. Littleton— St. Mary .... in the archdiocese. The church, of the Woods ...... 10.47 400 Seals . . . Organ Music . . . WVo Liquor Springs) ...... 12.35 Longmont— St. John one of the largest in Denver, Castle Rock— S t the Baptist ...... Wray— St. Andrew ...... seats more than 750 persons and THE JAMES CLARKE Francis (Elbert) .. Louisville— St. Louis _ Yuma— St. John is free of debt. Only a $51,000 Central City— Loveland— St. John .... • (Akron) mortgage remains on the new Assumption (Idaho Queen o f Heaven school. The rectory is in a re 7.00 Manitou (Mission of Springs) ...... Sacred Heart— Colo Orphanage...... 25.00 modeled home at 2309 Gaylord W. R. JOSEPH Cheyenne Wells— Sa Street CHURCH GOODS HOUSE cred Heart ...... 28.05 rado Springs) ...... Regis College ...... 26.97 Optometrist Colorado Springs— Mead— (Mission of St. Anthony Corpus Christ! ....„ 351.01 Frederick) ...... Hospital ...... 10.00 The Denver Catholic **The WetCg Ixirgett Church Goods Supply House** COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Divine Redeemer .... 248.21 Meeker— Rev. Edward Dinan..., 10.00 Sacred Heart...... 185.05 Holy Family ...... 3.01 Rev. James Hamblin.. 5.00 Register f 9:0«A.M. t o i :11P.M. For Appointment — TA. 5-1880 S t Mary ...... 481.86 BUSINESS HOURS— ' Thr. ma., 230 Majestic Bldg. 16th & Broodwoy St. Paul (Broad Published Weekly by the Satardij I. I :<• A.M. to 4 :e« P.M. moor) ...... 351.00 Catholic Press Society, Inc. Craig— S t Michael.... 35.00 Seal of Confession 938 Bannock Street Denver. Cripple Creek— St. Colo. Peter ...... 5.43 Subscription: $3.00 Per Established 1902 1633 Tremont Place OAn PEf^FOfiMANCE-’ Crook— St Peter Year Sold in combination with I (Iliff) ...... 7.30 Is Famed in Annals The Register, National Edi Deertrail (Mission tion. in Archdiocese o f Den TAbor 5-3789 ALpine 5-4200 d fo u ian kn o f Hugo) ...... 20.25 ver. Derby— Of Fact and Fiction Entered ’as Second Class St Catherine...... 49.93 Matter at the Post Office Denver 2, Colo. Eagle— S t Mary ...... 8.70 Denver, Colo. East Lake— (S t Cath (Continued From Page One) erine— Denver) .... crimes can be confided in all confidence, without any fear of us rot revelation, consciences would be tormented in fruitless remorse, : youi Till N tnt Elbert— Sacred Heart Erie— S t Scho- and society would lose much of the fruit of genuine repentance. lastica (Lafayette) In 26 American states, including Colorado, the inviolability I Estes Park— Our of the confessional seal is explicitly recognized, and in at least JOE KAVANAUGH, Inc. Lady of the Moun six others guarantees of its respect seem implicit. The way for 7th & Lincoln TA. 5-1261 tains (Loveland) .. 18.00 this principle of American justice was prepared by Father Kohl- Evergreen— Christ mann, S.J., who in 1813 became the principal figure in a law the King (Golden) 30.25 suit that excited national interest. Flagler— St. M ary...... 13.08 Historic Decision Established Inviolability Fleming— St. Peter „ 100.00 DUFFY STDRAGE & MDVING Fort Collins— Father Kohlmann, like the Denver priest, had been instru Holy Family ...... 10.83 mental in having stolen goods restored to a man, who de JhsL Wmiik. Sls3hiL Serving Colorado Since 1886 S t Joseph ...... 195.00 manded in court that the priest should reveal from whom he Fort Logan— St. Pat had received them. This Father Kohlmann refused to do, on the • House Moving • Heavy Moving rick ...... 36.12 ground that his information had been received under the seal Fort Lupton— St. of Confession. The case was taken before the Court of General • F u r n it u r e • Moving - Packing . Shipping William (Platte- Sessions, where after a trial the decision rendered by De Witt ville) and Platte- Clinton (many times Governor of the state, and one of its most Here’s QUALITY, M an, 1521— 20th St. KE. 4-6228 ville ...... 31.95 celebrated servants) was given in his favor. Fort Morgan— St. The principle of this decision was later embodied in a law Helena ...... passed Dec. 10, 1828, which enacted that “ no minister o f the Gospel or priest of any denomination whatsoever shall be al lowed to disclose any confession made to him in his professional at a Neat Price! character or the course of discipline enjoined by tne rules or practices of such denomination.” The New York law thus became, thanks to Father Kohlmann’s steadfast courage, the Magna Charta of all ministers of religion in their personal For That School Daze dealings. Far from injuring the common good, the inviolability of Dave Your Youngster’s Eyes Confession helps it, for it encourages wrongdoers to make res titution. Moreover, the confessor who knows of a grave loss Properly Taken Care of threatening an individual or the community can and must warn the penitent to prevent the damage, e.g., by the penitent’s mani- festating the case to a superior, and he can refuse absolution (though not reveal the secret) if this is refused. No Violation in Modern Times • -Si Moral theologians (as for example Father Adolphe Tan- B f ■ querey, S.3.,‘ (Synopsis Theologiae Moralis, I, N. 515), have g iV declared flatly that in modern times it has never been known OPTICIAN that a secret confided in Confession has ever been violated, and they ascribe this fact to the special action of Divine Provi Park in Our Lot dence, since such a revelation has not been recorded even of censured priests. 3125 East Colfax FR. 7-5374 Denver, Colorado It is true that in former times the seal was occasionally, though very rarely, broken. It is recorded for example, in the We will recommend AN EYE PHYSICIAN TO YOU Acts of St. Thomas of Villanova (1488-1555) that when he was Archbishop of Valencia, in Spain, a criminal confessed to a priest that he had murdered a man, whom the priest recognized as his brother. The priest told the authorities, the murderer was apprehended, and sentenced to hang. Just before the execution hour it came to the ears o f the -\rchbishop that the murderer had refused to make a last Con fession. He accordingly went to the prison to find the reason. PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY He was told that the murderer’a Confession had been violated, and in resentment the man refused to confess. Asked who re vealed the confessed sin, the murderer told St. Thomas, who Cutenoh accordingly had the offending priest confined for life and let the murderer go free, since there was no admissible evidence against him. Original of Tolstoy's Story? Perhaps the most poignant, as it is the most famous, of Leo Tolstoy's short stories is “The Long Exile,” the story of a man who did a life sentence in Siberia for another’s crime. In all likelihood this tale was suggested by a real-life happening that took place in Oratov, in the Ukraine, in 1863. In that year the Catholic parish priest of the locality was deposed by his Bishop and solemnly stripped of his sacerdotal dignity upon conviction of murder and condemnation to Siberia for life. The priest’s alleged gun, used in the slaying, was found hidden behind the high altar of his church. “ I assure you I am innocent,” the priest told the court, and that was his only defense. Twenty years later the parish organist lay dying. He called for the village magistrate and told him before many witnesses that he was guilty of the murder for which the priest was sen tenced. The organist had killed so that he might marry his vic tim’s widow. He secreted the gun and directed the police to it. Overwhelmed by remorse, he had visited the priest in prison and had confessed his crime, but he lacked the courage to admit his guilt to the authorities. An order for the release of the priest reached Siberia too late. He had died, worn out by sufferings, a few weeks before. ffliffllllffil Other Martyrs of Seal Other such heroic tragedies have not been wanting in the long history of the Church. A French priest, a Father Dumoulin, was sent.to Devil’s Island for life in 1889 after a conviction of murder. Only when the real criminal was dying did he call the police and reveal how he had planted the evidence in the rectory. Then he went to Confession to Father Dumoulin, gave the im pression he was heartbroken, and disappeared. He had not only ajifh •iKfrlcity and natural gof...lervic* it Im all your needs Instontly. When you turn o knob or sealed the priest’s lips; he had sealed up the priest’s life on a convict island. Only later was the true story revealed. portant. They must b« inilanlly availabi* ot the touch thermostat for heat, natural gos it delivered in a split- Then there is the instance of the Mexican priest, named of a twitch O f th« turn of a kn o b ...an d that loket - second to bring you the wonder of modern living. Father Correa. In 1927, during the height of the Calles persecu tions, he was killed by a bullet from an army officer’s revolver planning. To effectively supply these two vital services takes because he would not reveal the Confessions of some Mexican With •Inctricily it takes planning from the gen- a well-trained and efficient service organization. The soldiers when the officer wanted the information as evidence. The patron of confessors, St. John Nepomucene (at Bohe I •rotor to the appliance you're using. The flow of energy organizolion must include men who are planning your mian priest o f the 14th century), according to a tradition, which has never been proved, was summoned one day by King Ihot brings you comfort and convenience at the touch needs of tomorrow ot well ot those'loking core of Wenceslaus and ordered to disclose the Confession o f the • f a fingertip must never be interrupted. your needs of today. Queen. The priest refused. The King had him trussed and tossed into the icy waters of the Moldau. .Confessor and Confession Natural gas must be transmitted from for-off gas All this work ond careful planning odd up to one both.went down, but the secret o f the seal was safe under the Celds through transmission lines large enough to supply thing...good tervice...ond service It our middle namol black waters. DOLLS — WIGS — SHOES COLORADO Dolls Drossed to Order CONVALESCENT SEUGIOUS STATUES REPAIRED 9ft a PtwiCege Td S m 9 k you /i H m w d , 0 HOME A.B.C. Doll Hospit^. Reasonable Rates Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McCourt< III 8«. L«na PE. I-T m 616 Downing MA. 3-761(7 ^Thursday, April 14, 1955 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 PAGE THREE SISTER VERONICA 'MOTHER' TO 400 BABIES Power of Women to Be Theme By Barbara Francesca Brill Sister Veronica, who is superintendent of the Baby (Continued From Page One) resumed at 2 o’clock with Mrs. diocesan director of vocations, the adoption of the rules will be Annex of St. Joseph’s Hospital, Denver, has, during Mancini presiding. will speak on "The,Era of the announced by Miss Lee Matties. her six years of service there, been a foster mother to The opening prayer and mes 'Average W oman’.’’ This will be more than 400 babies. Minutes of the 1954 convention sage at this session will be given followed by a message by Mrs. At the present time, assisted by two nurses, she has will be read, after which reports by Monsignor Mulroy. L A. Higgins, a national director under her loving care eight little boys, ranging in age of officers, deanery presidents, At this point in the convention, of the National Council of Cath from two weeks to nearly a year. These and all other resolutions committee, and the the Rev. C. B. Woodrich, arch- olic Women. babies who are admitted to the annex are brought archdiocesan committee chairmen + + + + + + from hospitals and maternity homes in the Denver will be given. area to be placed for adoption. All are the children of At 11:15 a panel is scheduled Catholic mothers. on "The Civic, Economical, and Report on Activities When Sister Veronica first came to the annex, as Creative Powers o f the ’Average many as 25 babies were housed there at a time. Re Woman” ' with the Very Rev. cently, however, the demand for babies has become so William J. Kenneally, C.M., rector great that seldom does she have more than nine children Of Denver Deanery of St. 'Thomas’ Seminary, as mod at once, and hardly ever do these babies remain longer erator. The discussion leaders and than a year. (Denver Deanery, Archdioceaan mittee, will preient a new their topics include Miss Anne Council of Catholic Women) ilate of officers for the Den Adoption Happy Time Laughlin, civic power; Miss Mary The •work accomplished ver Deanery, , It is always a happy day for her when one of her Jo Berg, economical power; and the past year by the affili The Denver Deanery elects the the Rev. Edward A. Leyden, a e- ated organizations of the board of directors of the Denver charges is adopted into a home. She knows by experience Deanery Community Centers, that foster parents are usually those who want and ative power. Denver Deanery has been Inc. The committee wjiich will love children more than many natural parents, and that Dr. Alba Zizzamia, UN corre compiled in printed form present this slate includes Mrs. therefore the homes in which her children are placed and will be distributed at the an Paul Fitzgerald, Mrs. Fred W. spondent for the N CW C News nual spring meeting on Monday, Gushurst, Mrs. James Kenney, will be among the happiest. Service, wjll be the guest speaker April 18. Mrs. Eugene Burton, and the To aid Sister Veronica in the work which she is at the luncheon to be served in It will be held in the Knights of Rev. William Monahan. carrying on so unobtrusively and successfully, the the Lincoln Room of the Shirley- Columbus Hall at 16th and Grant A social hour and tea will con Juniqr Catholic Daughters of America, Denver, hold Savoy Hotel at 12:15. Street, with registration begin clude the meeting with Mrs. H, annually a silver tea and baby shower. ning at 1 o’clock and the business F. Wegs as chairman. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, meeting at 1:30. All interested Catholic women The tea this year is scheduled for Sunday after D.D., will also give an address. Mrt. Janies Koning, chair are invited; the session is not lim noon, April 17,* from 2 to 5 p.m. Mrs. Eloise Lidinsky man of the nominating com ited to delegates. 'The business meeting will be These members of St. Maria St. Joseph’s Hospital, Denver. Left to right are has been appointed general chairman for this event by Plan for Tea Goretti Troop, Junior Catholic Dolly Wade, Mary Jo Ramsey, Linda Skipton, Paula Eckley, Nancy Lee, Ellen Miller, Veronica Miss .Anna Limacher, state junior chairman for the Cath FOR Daughters of America, met April 11 to plan their olic. Daughters of America. The Juniors will entertain THE FINEST CLEANING role in the tea to be given by all Junior Catholic Phannenstiel, and Joan Kelly. In'the foreground Superior General is Mrs. James Lidinsky, chairman for the tea. and serv'e refreshments in the Catherine .Mullen Me Daughters for the benefit of the Baby Annex at i AND REPAIRING + + + ^ + + + morial Home, 1893 Franklin Street. Open house will follow in the. Bahy Annex under the direction o f Sister Gives Report on j ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC Veronica. The girls will assist as guides in showing the babies. Theatine Progress ] ■ RUGS The public is invited to attend and Sister Veronica would be especially happy to see a large number of fos (Continued From Page One) 1 Call ter parents with the former annex babies and to note now studying at St. Andrew Avel- liiio, and several times that num 1 the progress of the children. ber could be accommodated in 1 the magnificent new building if 2630 E. 3rd DE. 3-8840 or EA. 2-8361 furids are forthcoming. The sem Also Wall to Wall Cleaning in the Home inary, though completed, is by no means paid for, and success still awaits the generosity of the faithful. Beside.s St. Andrew Avellino, HAWAII.... the Theatines have three semi naries in Spain and two in Italy. 7 days air cruise vacation - includes air transporta 34 New Churchei tion - round trip - all hotels and sight seeing - from Denver. . . In the past six or seven years, four new parish churches have been established by the Theat- $365.60 tines— two in Brazil and two in Mexico City. In that metropolis one Theatine church serves 40,000 people in one of the poor pAhsiJL-Ahsi/ddcm. TRAVEL colonies of the city. American visitors have called “ miraculous’’ The Catholic Travel Agency the work they have been doing among the poorest of Mexico MA. 3-1211 5th Floor, Denver Dry Goods City’s poor.
under the charge of Sister Veronica in the St. A loveable Armful Joseph Hospital’s Baby Annex, and hope in the near future to find welcome homes.
District 8 Needs Family Brought ALDWELL Into Church by cOUNCilMAN Near Calam ity In Govprnmpnt (Continued Frotn Page One) , , . IS'olhing Equaiti about the Church. They con Experience ThlC Ic Rintlla a happy little fellow, his main ambition now tacted Mrs. Reed’s sister-in- I lll> IS UilllllC jg dance right into some Catholic family’s law, a member of St. Francis heart. Binnie is one of the nine little boys who are placed for Serving third consecutive de Sales’ Parish. She referred adoption in the Baby Annex of St. Joseph’s Hospital. them to Father Frank Mor- term in Colorado House Denver Nan Rated Near Genius o f Representatives. feld of that parish. He in turn gave them the name o f Father Pol. Adv. Flaherty, who serves at St. Joseph T. Keeley Passes Anthony's when he is not on duty as an associate editor, at the Register office. Tests With High Honors Beginning last February, RELIGIOUS ARTICLES Father Flaherty visited the Joseph T. Keeley, 23-year- years before entering the engi Evans home once a week, as ol^ son of Mr. and Mrs. neering school of the University the prospective converts had of Colorado at Boulder, where • STATUES • ROSARIES ‘ MEDALS no way of getting to the rec Walter P. Keeley of 2705 he was graduated in June, 1954. tory. Mr. Evans works eve Meade St., Denver, has been Before his Army induction ROOM FOR GROWTH nings and had use of the fam rated as a near genius on the Keeley was employed in the • PICTURES • PRAYER BOOKS ily car. He got his instructions basis of scores he made on Army engineering laboratory o f the on Thursday mornings. Fa classification tests, Ft. Carson Gates Rubber Co. ther Flaherty’s “ day o ff’’ from officials have reported. with • PENDANTS • BOOKS • PLAQUES One o f Keeley’s sisters, .Kath Midland’s "Open End” Mortgage the Register. Pvt. Keeley ■was inducted into leen, is now Sister Thomas in the Then on Holy Saturday the Army on March 21, and took Benedictine novitiate at Atchi morning, a traditional time preliminary examinations at the son, Kans. His other sister, Mary, A Midland '"Open End” home loan can provide money for C<»mplclc Linr of Religiout Article* for Church ^nd Horn^' of the ancient Church for re Old Post Office building in Den is a student at Loretto Heights ceiving catechumens, the eight ver. He was then sent to Ft. College, Denver. additions without negotiating a new loan. It can prpvide happy Evanses were in St. Carson for further tests. Despite his high scores on the money for other worthwhile needs too! A. I*. W arner anil t o. Anthony’s Church. There were Sgt. George Park, in charge tests, the Army must wait several Mr. and Mrs. Evans; Myron of testing recruits, said Keeley weeks for Keeley to undergo his Reed, 16; Elaine Gaynelle, 13; had scored 152 of a possible 159 basic training before they c^n • Original loan fee is but $37.50. n il lu ll luionisi John Robert, 12; Lucy Helen, points on a test that includes make use o f his talents. 9; and Patrick Martin, 7. reading, vocabulary, and arith • No need for high-cost short term loans. ^06 14th St. Between California & Welton TA 5-8331 metic. Keeley made a perfect On Easter the parents and • Monthly payments increase your equity/ older children received their 155 score on a pattern analysis First Communion. test. Sgt. Park termed Keeley a Thanksgiving Held decrease interest. AND WATCHING the joy near genius. ous ceremony in blissful inno It is believed that his scores At St. Anthony's cence was Anna Maria, who are the highest ever recorded on ReHteMka. . . FEDERAL SAVINGS & had been a Catholic for some these tests at Ft. Carson. Approximately 30 doctors at You can borrow ((vice little time while the other Catholic Training MIDLAND LOAN ASSOCIATION Gentle Cleaning St. Anthony’s Hospital depart members of the family had Keeley attributes his top show ment of obstetrics, Denver, at on your Midland to wait. 8007 WEST COLFAX, BE 3-6589 • 3459 SOUTH ACOMA, SU 9-0539 ing in the Army tests to the tended the second annual day of Open End Mortgage Anna Maria does'not realize schooling and training given him thanksgiving April 11 for the ------17th at GLENARM, A< 2-9441 ------^— CURTAINS it but she is a philosophic by the many nuns and priests blessings .of God on the ma and lesson. For those who cannot who taught him while he at ternity department. understand why God allows tended the Catholic schools in Sister Francesca, head of tragedy and suffering she Denver. He was graduated from t h e obstetrics department, teaches the mute lesson: God St. Dominic’s Grade School and pointed out that 1,839 infants 0 A a p £ A . can write straight v^th from Regi^ High School. He also were born at the hospital in crooked lines. attended Regis College for two 1954 without any maternal We Are Housecleaning Specialists deaths. Sister M. Lina is ^‘Don’t .send in this cou superintendent of the hospital. pon. One of their repre • BLANKETS Workers' Meeting Called Dr. J. M, Shearer is head of • TABLECLOTHS staff at the O.B. department. sentatives might call on Father Bernard J. Murray, you.” • SLIP COVERS For Silver Dollar Days S.J., of Regis College offered *• BEDSPREADS the Mass in the hospital chapel. A special workers’ meeting for 1575 Grant Street. Members are Obstetriciansr pediatricians, and ^tisfaclion Guaranteed what IS hoped to be a record Sil invited to bring their wives to gynecologists were present and ver Dollar Days, charity event the meeting. Help of the fair sex City Wide PICK VP attended a breakfast served at I Tell me about your hospitalinsurance with parish unit s of the Denver Knights of Colum will play a big role in this year’s the hospital. The day o f thanks and DELIVERY SERVICE bus of Council 539, will be held ■ renewal safeguard feature . . . the one where the " event, Reilly said. giving closed with the monthly J premium can’t be raised. J 10% Catli A Carry April 15. The main attraction of the Sil meeting o f the doctors. J NAME ______• The Silver Dollar Days will be ver Dollar Days will be a 1955 Begun a few years ago at the 55 Yeors Serving Particular Homes held June 30, July 1-2 under the red_ and white Oldsmobile 98 suggestion o f the Catholic Hos I ADDRESS ... ' chairmanship of Charles W. Holiday hardtop convertible. pital Association, the day of ! CITY_____ Reilly. This is the ^7th year of The record amount obtained thanksgiving is becoming more I AGE------PARISH______^oloJtado JtaciL ^Lum ing, the bazaar, which finances the at the K. of C. bazaar was widely observed in Catholic hos numerous works of charity of GRand 7-1646 4100 FEDERAL BLVD. $15,876 in 1946 under the chair pitals in the U.S. Its purpose is the council. manship of Bob Norton. TJje aim to thank God for safe birth of • C^tral Catholic Insurance Company ■ ■ The meeting will .be held at o f the 1955 Days is to smash this children and the safe delivery of « 432 South 39th Street • Omaha 3, Nebraska ' 7:30 p.m. in the K. o f C. home, record. the mothers. re You Current in Seminary FACE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 Thursday, April 14, 1955 Altar Society at Cathedral to Conduct Modern Bowmen CATHEDRAL PARISH Semiannuol Evening Meeting April 15 These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage (Cathedral Pariah, Denrer) officers will be held in May. The their part in the tradition of To Show Skill hospitality afforded the seminar, The April meeting of the Ca Rev. George Kearney will lead ians each year. DOYLE’S thedral Altar and Rosary So recitation of the Rosary prior to On Thuriday, April 14, the ciety, which was postponed one the business meeting. PHARMACY Rev. Owen McHugh, con- To Lourdes Club week because of Holy Week Members o f the Altar and Ro Th* Ptrtitnlir D n s rio ductor of the famed Cathedral (Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED eervices, will be held Friday, sary Society were hostesses at a Catholic information clasaei, 17th AVE. AND GRANT FOR AND DELIVERED April 15, at 8 p.m. in St. Paul’s breakfast following the Mass Denver) will pretent the second talk in reading room. Mrs. William J. to the seminarians who sang at The Rocks o f Lourdes Club KB. 4-tl87 FBEE DELIVERY Colfas at Dowaing Denver the new series of lectures, Callahan will preside. Holy Thursday services. This men will meet in the Center KEitone 4-3217 which began April 12. The House Hall on Tuesday, April One of the two night m eeting courtesy is a tradition in the lectures will be presented each 19, at 8 p.m. Because of the o f the year, the session will Holy Week observances. Tuesday and Thursday night special entertainment to be The firms listed here honor especially all career and Buffet Suppers at 8 p.m. for a 10-weelc period. given at. the meeting, the women deserve to be remembered business women of the parish Th^jr start promptly at 8 p.m. of the parish are being invited who are unable to attend the day The men and women of the t o / when you are distributing meetings. All career women, Legion of Mary, provided buffet in St. Paul’s Chapel in the to attend with the men. basement of the Cathedral. whether members or pot, are in suppers for the seminarians fol A group who call themselves ^oeoiH 4 your patronage in the dif vited to pttend. lowing the Tenebrae services , Lectures last approximately the Modern Bowmen will demon OtevtK, Ceta. ferent lines of business. The names of the nominating Wednesday and Thursday eve one hour, and are followed by strate their skill in the art of a question and answer period. archery. The seven archers who comrftittee will be revealed in the nings. The members purchased, Catholics who have friends will perform .for the Rocks are business meeting. Election of prepared, and served the food as interested in the faith are all champions in their fields. MA. 3-3268 MA. 3-3269 urged to accompany them to A Chuck Wagon Supper, The men are Fred Anderson, "Once Then Always” these lectures. In the opinion Fran Darwood, Dag Darwood of Father McHugh, experience p.m. in the basement o f Loyola Church, E. 23rd and York Streets, Fred Shelledy, Jack Clein, Otto CAPITAL - MLIVSON proves that zealous laymen, to be followed by square dancing in the basement of the school at Brauer, and A1 Fernandes. The eager to introduce the faith 8 p.m. Modern Bowmen are known CLEANERS Honored guests will be Evelyn and Harry Sherman; Harry is to others, are the most suc throughout the Rocky Mountain 1320 E. 17ih Ave. Denver, Colo. cessful convert-makers. the caller for the Hoedowners, as well as president o f the Denver area. As an added attraction a Mrs. Rose Fuchs, president of Callers’ Association. He will attend the National Convention at ()kla- member of the Rocks Club, Art the Cathedral League of the homa City the following week— and the Hoedowners are surprising Fattor, will give a demonstra Sacred Heart, announces that him with a big send-off for this occasion. tion on uraniunf radioactive ore. the promoters’ meeting will be The Hoedowners, who are in their third successful year, owe A classified directory of the ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH held in. St. Paul’s Chapel Friday their success and dancing achievement to this caller. businessmen within the parish evening, April 15, at 7:15. Fa Other honored guests will be the Donnells of Denver, who are will be suggested at the meeting Patronise These Friendly Firms ther Kearney, spiritual director, the originators of Square Dance dresses and shirts. as a possible project for the will give a brief talk. All pro Anyone wishing to attend this party on Saturday is requested to Rocks. The financial report of moters are urged
James E. Peri, sales executive chandise a quarter of the way active in the fraternal and chari for Sears Roebuck and Co., has across the continent. table work of this organization. been selected as April “ Knight of Active in many civic and fra Peri was-cofounder of the now the Month” by Denver Council ternal affairs since coming to famous Friday Luncheon Club, 539 of the Knights of Columbus. For the past two years he has The resolution, submitted by Ed' Denver, Peri is especially proud served as its president. Elected to Jersin, was unanimously adopted. of the honorary degree and key the board of managers in 1954 he Born and reared in Kansas awarded to him by the Colorado has served on several comniittees CRy, Mo., Peri attended elemen Future Farmers o f -America. He of this group for the good of the tary and high schools and Rock- has worked on the March of order. hurst College there. Dimes, Community Chest, and In March of this year, Peri In 1937 Peri joined Sears Roe Red Cross drives. He has worked FINEST 2-OVEN AUTOMATICI FINEST 2-OVEN AUTOMATICI buck as an interviewer in the cre with the Chamber of Commerce was the sparkplug behind one of dit office. When he left Kansas and the Deni-er Visitors Bureau, the most successful ^corporate • Finest styling, features • Electric clock controls oven and • Grilla, bakes, barbecues all at once! 2 Balanced Heat City in 1946 he was regional sales having toured the state helping Communion breakfasts. Serving appliance outlet * Burners light automatically • 2 full-size the cause of the latter organiza Bake Ovens with Bar-B-Kewer in one • 2 Radiant high manager of catalog ules, tele as the general chairman of this Balanced Heat Ovens; lights, windows • Built-in griddle. phone sales, and order office tion. He has worked on the Lor- annual demonstration of Catholic broilers • Built-in griddle. Converts to giant unit for 25- sales. etto Heights Building Fund faith. Peri marshalled the com Converts to giant burner (alight extra cost) • Fingerlift quart utenrils • Electric clock controls an oven, outlet and drives and has been active in Boy Perl was brought to Denver in bined strength of the Knights of broiler • Center Sumner burners • Lamp • Di^poe-a-Powla one unit • Controls, Tel-U-Lites on high mantel * I ^ p * 1946 to initiate and pioneer a Scout work. Columbus and all the Catholic * Built to CP standards. Gas Model 6697CP. Two drawers * Dispos-a-Bowls. Electric #5540. merchandising scheme involving Joining the Knights of Colum men’s clubs of Denver to put over tha use o f airplanes to fly mer bus in 1961, Peri quickly became this successful event
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Royalty to Preside at ^Moonlight Serenade’ 1 Art Students Cathedral High Dance April 15 at Heights At Heights to (Cathedral School., Denver) the city of Denver, will conduct that the number of volunteer Nov. 1. Parents are requested to “ Moonlight Serenade” will be a safety assembly in Oscar workers can be estimated. present the child’s baptismal the theme of the Cathedral Malo, Jr., Hall Thursday, April First grade registrations will record at the time of registra Exhibit Works Junior-Senior prom Friday, April 14, at 9 a.m. The entire high be taken on one day only, Sun tion. Because there is a limited Miss Clare Cresap, a senior in 15, in Loretto Heights Machebeuf school student body will attend. day, April 24, from 2 to 4 p.m. registration due to lack of school the art department at Loretto Hall. King Bill Lehman and A speaker from the Denver Po in the Cathedral convent, 1840 room space, the parents are en Heights College, will exhibit her Queen Betty Lou Allegranzi, lice Department will be present Grant Street. According to Sis couraged to arrive early. work in the lower foyer of seniors, will reign over the dance. to address the group. Following ter Rose Michael, principal of Cub Scouts of Cathedral Pack Machebeuf Hall the week of The royal court will include the assembly, safety tests will be t^e grade school, no child will be 205 staged a surprise Easter April 15-22. This exhibit is be princesses Donna Herrod, senior conducted. accepted unless Ke or she has party for the nuns on Saturday, ing held in partial fulfillment of of room 301; Pauline McBride, Production of The Curious reached six years of age before April 9. the requirements for an A.B. senior of room 301; Donna Savage, three-act senior play, degree with a major in art. Mackell, junior of room 7; and this week moved into high gear. Kay Williams, junior o f room 4, Miss Cresap will exhibit work Directed by Miis Mary Catherine together with their escorts. in design, lettering, drawing, Grace of the Cathedral speech water color, and oils. Among Chuck Bennett’s orchestra, a department, the play will be pre furniture j her works will be studies in cub repeat favorite with the Blue sented Sunday, April 24, at 8:15 ism, expressionism, impression Jays for many years, ■will provide p.m. in Oscar Malo Hall. ism, ’ and abstraction. the music from 9 p.m. to 12 mid and I Miss Cresap designed the post night. Tunes will be selected by ers for Star Nights in 1953 and Margie Murray and Donna Mackell. 1954. accessories ■ Miss Juanita Leyba, daughter Jeanne Volkert, junior of room 1 of Mrs. M. Leyba, 1009 Navajo, 2, has designed the prom bids i Denver, will also exhibit some that are a striking black and imported from I o f her works at this time. Miss gold with a full moon superim s Leyba is minoring in art. posed on the format. Each senior I classman will receive a compli England Bali mentary bid. Dan Bohtc, Omar I Joseph, and Dave Sullivan are I Denver Senior ticket chairmen for the other Sweden Denmark grades. Queen Betty Lou, the daughter I Holland Switzerland| At Notre Dame o f Mrs. Bea Allegranzi, 3820 Zuni Street, is a scholarship stu i interior designs i dent from St. Patrick’s School. B 3031 East 2nd Avenue S On Music Tour During her four years at Cathe ■ dudley 8-3675 open 9:30 'til 6:30 i Notre Dame, Ind.— The son of dral, she has held many offices. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Nemechek, She was secretary of her fresh Leland, of 2344 Colorado Boule man class and cheerleader in her vard, Denver, Colo., is appearing sophomore year. In her junior with the Notre Dame Glee Club year Betty Lou was elected treas on its trip through the Eastern urer of her class, was a Pep Club DCUOTIOnS OF THe states April 10-17. Lciand Nemechek is a senior majoring in. commerce at the Uni nine tuesdrvs versity of Notre Dame. Bill Lehman The Glee Club appeared on the Junior C. D. of A. Mary Jo Ram Lee, sunshine committee; Ellen Miller, cochairman Ed Sullivan Show April 10. There s e y (second of the entertainment committee; Veronica Phan- The cast includes “ Guests” IN HONOR OF was an estimated audience of from left) was nenstiel, elected treasurer; and Joan Kelly, press. Carolyn Maloney, Helen daunts, more than 32,000,000. Hold Election Meeting elected p r e s i- Elected vice president was Carrol Turilli; enter Dan Frank, Tim Broderick, and The Glee Club concert consists dent of the St. Maria Goretti Troop of the Junior tainment chairman, Susan Simoni; and stamps Colleen Howard. “ The Family” ST. flnTHOnV OF PODUII o f religious numbers, Negro spir Catholic Daughters of America at a meeting in chairman, Mary Helen Reeves. The latter three are will be portrayed by Colleen ituals, semiclassical works, and the home of Linda Skipton, Denver. Dolly Wade not pictured. Sponsors of this troop are Mrs O’Rourke, Kay Kelty, George The Franciscan Wonder-Worker school songs. (extreme left), outgoing president, presided. Ralph Kelly and Mrs. Alex Phennenstiel. The tea, Bivens, and Claude Thilmont. The “traveling team” of the Shown, left to right, are Miss Wade, Miss' Ram to be given by all Junior C. D. of A. troops to “ The Staff” of The Cloisters, a Notre Dame Glee Club is com sey, Linda Skipton, elected secretary; Paul Eck- benefit St. Joseph’s Hospital baby annex, was dis mental institution which is the posed o f 36 members who are ley, cocbairman of the telephone commitee; Nancy cussed at the meeting. main setting for the action, will chosen on the basis of vocal qual be Don Yacovetta and Pauline ities and seniority from the 170 McBride. active members. 36 Acts Are Slated Members of the technical staff The trip covers more than 2,500 Regis Sodality Plans are: Student director, Nancy -^ ile s , ana the Glee Club will ap Shipp; stage manager,, Pat pear in Summit, N.J.; Perth For Scout-O-Rama Moran; lights, Joan Alcorn; Amboy, N. J.; Baltimore, Md.; props, Donim • Herrod; costumes, Easton, Md.; Providence, R. I.; Jackie Saindon, Margie Sommers, and Columbus, 0. Initiation on April 24 \ On April 15,16 and Mary Jo Jay; make-up, Bar bara Counts and Delores Byers; TRY On Sunday, April 24, 95 can sermon, and the ceremonies will More than 7,000 Denver-area and sets, John Arko, Frank didates will be received'into the be brought to a close with Bene Boy Scouts in action, 36 thrilling Betty Lou Allegranzi Shoeninger, Bob Swift, and Jim Sodality of Our Lady at Regis diction of the Blessed Sacrament. stage acts, and nearly 150 spec Williams. The publicity chairmen 0 High School, Denver. The recep Parents, relatives, and friends of tacular scouting exhibits will be representative, the secretary of are Joann Covey and Karen l - jc d b i i L tion ceremonies will begin with the candidates are invited to at featured at the annual Scout-O- state in the Student Council, and Wetig. tend. ' FIRST an afternoon Mass in the Regis Rama in the Denver Coliseum a junior prom attendant. This Hearing tests for all freshman chapel at 4 p.m. The reception The Very Rev. Richard Ryan, Friday and Saturday, April 15 year, she is again Pep Club rep students are being taken this proper will follow the Mass and S.J., president of Regis College, and 16. Performances begin at resentative and vice president of week. The tests were also given SAVE $ $ $ ON ALL will say the Mass and receive the 7:30 both evenings and 1 p.m. the senior class. to pupils of the third, fifth, and candidates officially into the so Saturday afternoon. King Bill, the son of Mr. and seventh grades. YOUR SPRING Denver Student dality. Following the Mass, the Staged annually by the Den Mrs. August Lehman, 2668 Cler The much-discussed Salk polio Rev. Harry Stansell, S.J., of the ver Area Council of Boy Scouts mont Street, has attended Cathe vaccine will be given to the grade HARDWARE faculty of Regis College, will ^o maintain Camp Genesee and dral schools for 12 years. He school children whose parents To Play Maria address the candidates and their Canvp Tahosa, this year’s spec is a senior senator of the Student have signed the authorization parents. Assisting Father Ryan tacle will be the biggest scouting Council and president of the slips. The children will be inocu will be Father James Eatough, show ever staged in the Rbcky Servers’ Club. He lettered in lated on three dates: Tuesday, In 'The Rivals' S.J., principal of Regis High Mountain area, according to football this year and was named April 19; Tuesday, April 26; and School. Helping in the arrange Sted Stewart, general chairman. a Star Parochial Player o f the Tuesday, May 24. Mrs. Dan Ya ments for the reception are the The nearly continuous two- Week. He i » " currently speed covetta, PTA president, invites Miss Mary Jo Mahoney, a sodality moderators of Regis hour stage show will feature the champion of roller skating at all interested mothers to be pres graduate of Holy Family High High: James Swetnam, S.J., ' ...... r" School, Denver, and now a famous Sioux Indian ghost dance Mammoth Cardens. ent to assist the doctor and the Randall Hall, S.J., Gerald Borer, Claude Thilmont, pre.ident of school nurse, Mrs. Isabel Riley. freshman at Mt. St. Scholas- S.J., Eugene Maio, S.J., and John by the Kiowa Indians of Troop tica College, Atchison, Kans., 65. Also included will be square the Cathedral Safety Club, one Volunteers are requested to phone O’Brien, S.J., and Father Jo of the pioneer .afety groups in Mrs. Yacdvetta, MAin 3-8541, so will take the role of Maria in seph McGloin, S.J., director of dance acts, a minstrel show, the coming college production sodalities at Regis. musical comedy acts, a depiction of The Rivals, set for April 24 of the flag-raising at Iwo Jima, Sister Mary Conrad Each boy who is admitted to V t at 2:30 p.m. and April 25 qt the sodality has undergone some and many others. 8:15 p.m. sort of probation, proving that In the nearly 150 booths sur Maria is the typical servant’s he is able to follow the sodality’s rounding the Coliseum will be part in this classic 18th-century way of life, a way which seeks striking exhibits depictirife such Loretto Heights Sister comedy of manners written by for more than the mere avoid scouting merit badges as elec Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Pro ance of serious sin but looks, tricity, radio, railroading, wood duced in the extravagant style rather, to the perfection of one working, photography, marks Celebrates Golden Jubilee of that period, the play will fea self and one’s neighbor. A so- manship, archery, canoeing, ture colonial costumes, with dalist’s first act of consecration camping, fingerprinting, and much ruffling and lace. A bright, is temporary, for a year only. pioneering. .^pril 4 saw the celebration a nephew who is a priest, and another nephew now attending a ornamented setting will form the Only after he has proved that he of the golden jubilee of Sister background for the action. can live the act of consecration Are you current in your pay Mary Conrad, stationed at Lo seminary. DURING OUR SPRING Miss Mahoney is the daughter is he allowed to make the prom ment. to thtf Archbi.hop’. Cam retto Heights College, Denver, Born into a Payneville, Ky., TRUE VALUE SALE of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Ma ise for life. paign? since 1924. family of 12 children, 11 of Attending the jubilee festiv honey of 1975 Fairfax Street, whom are now living. Sister En Plus Hardware Week Values Denver. A home economics Cathedral,Parish Group ities was her 93-year-old mother, tered the order of 'the Sisters of major, she is a member of the Mrs. Isabel Hardesty, of Tulsa, Loretto in 1923. All of her reli 32 Broadway PE. 3>2940 Okla. In addition to this won gious life has been spent in the Open Fri. & Mon. Nites sodality and the Women’s Ath letic Association. Bowling, Softball, Skiing derful and unusual blessing, a Western region of this country, brother, Monsignor Gilbert Har especially in New Mexico. At desty, chaplain of St. Anthony’s the present time she is charged' HAVE YOU EVER MADE THE 9 TUESDAYS? On Young People's Agenda Hospitalj Oklahoma City, Okla., with the_ care of the laundry.. WHY NOT THIS YEAR— FOR SELF AND OTHERS offered Mass in the Loretto Capable in the performance of (Cathedral Young People’i Club, softball with the CYPC softball Chapel at 6:30 a.m. her tasks as well as solicitous BEGINNING - TUESDAY, APRIL 19th Denver) team should contact Stan Draho- Besides Monsignor Hardesty, with those of others, she still m 1, DE. 3-0879. Practices are World’s first and most advanced The bowling season is drawing another brother, the Rev. I^o finds .time for hobby-interest— at 7:45 P.M. to a close with only two more held at Eighth and Columbine. Hardesty, chaplain of the Fabian flowers. AUTOMATIC Last year the club had a team in Father Timothy Judson, O.F.M., will deliver the sermon bowling nights left — April 15 Sisters Hospital, Blackwell, Also attending the jubilee will each 'Tuesday evening. • awing machines and April 29. Substitutes are ur the AA classification and would Okla., attended th^e ceremon be Mrs. Lela Greenwell, a sister like to enter the same classifica DESKS iprimo IT iKiKi tikuj imiRc ci„ iic. LIGHTEST gently needed to help finish thei ies. Sister Conrad also has a from Tulsa, Okla.; Andrew Har AND CONSOLES $T. ELIZABETH'S CHURCH WEIGHT rORTABLE season. The bowling banquet will tion if there is sufficient and sister who has completed 52 desty, a brother from Dallas, good enough material. • RENTALS, SERVICE and REPAIRS of all mgkea of sewing machines. be held Saturday, May 7, at the years in the religious life, Sister Tex.; and a niece, Mrs, Leona 11th and CurlU • Many used, reconditioned sewing machines at low, low prices. Wolhurst Club. Trophies and There will be an I.C.S. Satur Mary Englebert, a Good Shep Heald. BEFORE YOU BUY you owe it to yourself to comparel lapel pins will he awarded at day, April 16. Participants will herd Sister in Louisville, Ky. Come in or phone for FREE DEMONSTRATION this time. The banquet is free meet at the K. of C. at S p.m. Since she is in the cloister, Sis ^ Liberal traue-in allowance # Convenient terms for all regular bowlers. If any There will be a big Ski Club ter Engelbert will be unable to other club members wish to at Authorized Dealer attend. i tend, they may do so at a charge spring outing, Sunday, April 17. Including the two brothers of $3. Reservations must be Those who bring their skis, knap and both sisters, the Hardestys ACE SEWING MACHINE CO. made by Friday, April 29, with sacks, and cameras will be as have contributed 151 years of 17^ So. Broadway at Cedar SH 4-1763 Frank Hight. sured of a good Ski Carnival at labor in the religious and cler Anyone interested in playing Estes Park and Hidden Valley ical life. Moreover, Sister has with skiing, hiking and dancing two nieces in the religious life, lA/ujlpaper S m art galor. The date to keep in mind is May 1. John Tamburello should be con Salvage Bureau tacted for information on the aS^UmtoTilc spring outing April 17. Asks Pupils' Aid Regis TV Show In Clothes Drive Wall paper and Parochial school stu d en ts ONLY wall paper Will Spotlight throughout metropolitan Denver will be asked to “ Share With Best Indian Art Needy Children” during the week can give new life to ofGfotolo of May 9, The St. Vincent de Paul The Regis College-KBTV tele Salvage Bureau ■will launch the every room in vision program Treasure Chest first of what is( planned to be an of Knowledge will highlight out annual drive among studente for standing examples o f Indian discarded, outgrown or slightly your home . . • CoveHA..(miisULcd d t^ i^ astJ icoM ^ outmoded clothing, shoes, hats, art this week when Royal Hass- and other articles of clothing. rick, honorary curator of West Leo Keleher, manager of the and it costs so little. ern American Art of the Denver Salvage Bureau, animunced that Art Museum and director of the special bags will be distributed to Regis College Institute^ of In students during the week of May dian Affairs, presents a program 2, which the bureau hopes will be entitled “ The Best of Indian returned filled with articles Art.’’ In addition to tracing the which can be restored to useful origin and history of Indian art ness in the bureau’s repair shops. in the Southwest, Mr. Hassrick “ Clothing for children is one 1721 LAWRENCE HOURS' will show valuable pieces of pot of our most frequent and most tery, blankets, paintings, and tex heart-rending appeals,” Keleher tUESOAY thro ug h SATURDAY. 9i30 TO 5:30 • MONDAY, V;30 TO V C, tiles made by the Indians of said. “ We hope by concentrating the region. this drive in the schools to be able The Treasure Chest of Knowl to accumulate a large stock of edge is a weekly presentation of these most needed items,” he AC 2-5645 station KBTV, Channel 9, seen added. oFCoiot^ ' on Saturdays from 6:15 to 6:30 Adding incentive to the chil 3974 SO. SROADWAY • SU. 1-6420 p.m. It is under the direction of dren’s efforts will be prizes to be the Rev. William B. Faherty, S.J., awarded to schools and individ professor of sociology at Regis uals ■with the most bags of sal College; vage. Th ursd ay, April 14, 1955 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 PAGE SEVEM
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National Defense Group Bridal gowns from339.95 Formtls from ___ 19.95 Mail Offers Refresher Service Inquiries Invited (Archdioceian Council of Catho sored by the educational commit SUM T-ir lic Nurie*, Denver Chapter) tee of the DCCN and Associates l-U The Committee on National Credit Union. It will be held at 10 a.m. April 21 in the home of Defense of the Colorado State Marion Hutman, 1233 Quebec. Nurses’ Association, District II, Speaker will be Mrs. Fred Burke, IS offering refresher courses for R.N. If planning to attend, call professional nurses, both active Mrs. Hutman at FR. 7-9560. and inactive. There is no regis Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Lee Al tration fee, and all interested in drich announce the birth of a son national defense are urged to in St. Joseph’s Hospital April 7. attend. C lares will be held in Mrs. Aldrich iS the former,Doris Mr. and Mrs. Frank THE HOLY SACRIFICE OF THE MASS is the Dawson HalL 2025 High Street, Marinalli. Engaged Lopez of Denver an at 9 a. m. to 11-a. m., and will most solemn part o f the rite of interment. To secure Mr. and Mr.s. Richard Mc- nounced the engagement of their be repeated at 7 p. m. to 9 p. m. Claskey of 2145 E. 16th, an daughter, Hope (above), to Roger all Her children in this last grreat benefit o f Her Com. Schedule of classes, dates and nounce the birth of a daughter E, Seick, Jr. Miss Lopez is a instructors are as follows: munion, the Church has relaxed the severer regulations in St. Joseph’s Hospital April 5. graduate of St. Francis de Sales’ April 18: First Aid—by Harry Mrs. McClaske'y is the former of earlier centuries. It is not now of obligation that the To Bo Bride High School. Mr. Seick is a gradu lU DO D nuc William E. Shade, director of first aid, Genevieve Nollette. ate of Cathedral High School and Mass should be sung with music and in case the. ex Baber of Denver have announced American Red Cross. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heinicki of attending the University of 1375 Vallejo, announce the birth penses, incident to a Mass celebrated with solemnity, the forthcoming marriage of their Burns— by Mrs. Janet Valaz- Denver. No date has been set for daughter, Rita, to Gilbert Ross quez, R.N. of a son at St. Anthony’s Hospi the wedding. (Photo by Cesare cannot be defrayed, a simple Low Mass o f Requiem Miller. Miss Baber is a graduate tal April 8. Mrs. Heinicki is the Morganti.) April 25: Mental health as former Maxine Dumont. is permitted. of Loretto Heights College and is pects of atomic warfare— by Dr. employed by the Denver Public Robert Cohen. Schools. Her fiance, son of Mr. May 2: Civil defense— by Paul The cost o f Horan & Sons service is entirely within and Mrs. Wayne B. Miller of Paramount Club Cormier, civil defense assistant. Oklahoma City, is a graduate of the dictates o f the families we serve. Without sacri Radiation— by the chemical war Oklahoma University. A June fice of quality or service. fare department, Lowry Field. Dance on Apr. 18 wedding is planned. Radiation sickness — by Mrs. WE W ILL BE OPEN ON SUNDAYS FROM 12:00 TO The Paramount Social Club Nelva Errickson, R.N., medical 3:00 P. M. FOR FIRST COMMUNION PICTURES supervisor of Denver General will hold an after-Easter dance Hospital. and social meeting at the Cath AND OTHER TIMES BY APPOINTMENT. WE HAVE Needle Guild olic USO, 1663 Grant Street, THE FOLLOWING " May 11: Maternity emergen Monday evening, April -18, at 8! cies— by Dr. Lloyd Shields and p.m. Music for dancing will bel SPECIALS! HORAN & SONS MORTUARY Assistant Amanda Sloane, R.N., furnished by the. Philips Orthes-! 1 — 8x10 1 _ 8x10 Ingathering at assistant professor Union Col tra, and..,j^freshments will be! and 3 — 5x7 lege department of nursing. served'by the committee chair-j and 3 — 3x5 All Catholic nurses and mem BIkcIc and White Black and White man. Mrs. Teresa Lynch. ] Portraits '1527 Cleveland Place KEyslone 4-6297 City Auditorium bers of their families are in+ited All members are invited and Portrait* to attend a free brunch spon- asked to bring friends. $6.95 $8.95 1* Denver’s unfortunate people The Lenten co-operative Com are again to be clothed through munion breakfast on April 2 was the generosity of the Needlework Annual Spring highlighted by a speech by the 1 — 8x10 1 — 8x1 0 Guild’s members, 25,000 to 30,- Rev. Walter M. Lander, S.J., of • nd 6 — 3x5 and 6 — 5x7 OOO citizens of all walks of life. Regis College. Black and White Black and Whit* Junior organizations as well as P a r ty to A id Anyone seeking membership in Portraita Portrait* DAY CRAMRASS men and women, donating new the club should call the member $9.95 $11.95 articles of wearing apparel and ship chairman, Steve Martin, household linen — all collected Orphans' Home GL. 5-9331. rAA &SoilRsst CONTROL annually by the guild and dis 1521 Curti* ■■■■■■■■■■■ tributed from the Ingathering to The annual spring party for Mrs. Bertha Leahy TAbor 5-3412 local charities, regardless of race, the benefit of the Queen of Calif., announces the engagement BERK.SHIRE HOSE ■ Denver 2, Colo. color,, or creed. The Needlework Heaven Orphanage, Denver, of her daughter Joan Marie, to SPECIAL ■ Guild is nonsectarian. The In sponsored by the Aid Society John Francis Egan, son of Mr. 51 ga. S.\LE _ gathering is to be held in the will be held on Tuesday after and Mrs. Michael J. Egan of San 15 Den. " City Auditorium annex May 15 noon, April 19, in the home, 49th Jose. RATTAN through May 20. 51.09 or 3 *r. 53.19 ■ and Federal Boulevard. This The bride-elect i.s an alumna ill* Ifl Kdm High Kftia ^ FURNITURE Open house is to be held Wed- benefit features a luncheon of of Notre Dame High School and It tM( tine sttrietivi price. ^ AND BASKETS jnesday. May 18 from 10 a.m. to 4 the University of California, Col One application destroys crabgra.ss by kill salad, hot rolls, and coffee, served BRASS WARE j p.m. The public is invited by starting at 1 o’clock, followed lege of Pharmacy. ing the seed. Eliminates soil pests. Docs • PORCELAIN not harm or discolor desirable grasses. Pro Mrs. Stephen Corthell, president, by cards in the afternoon. Mr. Egan is an alumnus of dhdhL I to see the thousands of articles Mrs. Gerald J. O’Byrne as Cathedral High School in Denver WARE vides concentration of nitrogen PLANT A P P A R E L ■ FOOD. on display. sisted by a large number of mem and the University of Santa • SILKS and LINENS Membership in the guild re bers will conduct the party. Clara. He is at present employed 4416 E. 81h At#. *t Cliraont ® CHINESE MERCHANDISE • TEAK WOOD quires only the donation of two n . 7-90S1 ■ BUY NOW FROM YOUR AUTHORIZED DEALER The .\rgo bus, which may be as production engineer at Food 6117 E. COLFAX AVE. NEW articles a year. “ One to Machinery Corp in San Jose. An raONE I MAIL ORDERS INVITED _ Hiiri 9 J0 A.M. I# 6P0 R .l. J ib«. per 100 M. ft. (10’ X 10') boarded at 16th and Lawrence RHONE FLORIDA 5-0726 Oentir, CiliriD# Wash and One to Wear’’ is the Streets, passes the home. early fall wedding is planned. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ motto. Everyone is invited to No regular meeting is sched join and assist in this work. uled for this month. • 80 lb. 9.25 i h e s w i n e IS to 4 0 lb. 5.25 GARDEN CENTER Heights Alumnae Directors 20 lb. 3.00 E. 40tb & Jackson FL 5-7361 To Be Entertained Apr. 23
Mrs. Angela Eisenmann Dem- the agenda for the forthcoming r " - ’ ■'-V mer, president, will be hostess to general meeting will be planned. members of the Loretto Heights The other directors, one from JOE ONOFRIO .A.lumnae National Board on Washington, D. C., another from Home of Quality Pianos Saturday, April 23, at 2 p.m. in Chicago, 111, and one each from WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE her home, 1552 Pennsylvania Texas and California will not Street, Denver. Those who are be able to attend. on this board in the Denver area Cable-Mehlin Members of the present senior are Mrs. Betty Bader Winter, ^ ..... class of Loretto will be officially Lester Betsy Ross recording secretary; Frances inducted into the alumnae at an Finnegan, corresponding secre assembly meeting to be held in Trade in your old piano tary and treasurer, and two di- the college on Thursday, April rectors-at-large, Mary McGrath on a new Spinet or T-V Set 14. Mrs. Demmer, national easiesl, most inexpensive way lo redecorate (his spring and Mrs. Catherine Murray president, will be the guest Hencmann. Best Trade in Town speaker at this ceremony and 1803 Broadway MA. 3-8585 Two out - of - town directors, will talk on the policies and Acroti from the Cosmopolitan Hotel one from Pueblo, Mrs. Bertha future plans of the association. Culig Grosso and the other from One o f the important coming Cheyenne, Patricia Smith, are events of the alumnae will be the also expected to attend this all- D&F Custom Made Little Clubs meeting on April 19 ALUMINUM important meeting at which time called by the chairman, Marie Mapelli. Plans for the coming Crystal Ball will be outlined FOLDING TABLES by the ways and means chair man, Mrs. K'a t h e r i n e Mc Donough Balkenbush, and her •k Seats 8 committee. Final plans on the Slip Covers with comfort seniOr-alumnae parties will be discussed by Maxine Mohbacher. Give every room fresh, new decorator For HeuMwtrk College Grads beauty. D. & F. slipcovers are expertly To Hear Talk tailored . . . look like upholstery. All hand tailored by skilled workmen On Resettlement .. custom fitted with these classic details: ' w- y ' Patented Saf-T-Lock On Wednesday, April 20, at Hinge 7:45 p.m., in the basemAit of • Cord lelf-welfed seami for St. Dominic’s Church, the Den •snap tape or zipper closures I Easy ver chapter o f the St. Clara- Folding Rosary College alumnae will • box pleated or shirred or tailored flounces sponsor a talk by the Very Rev. Monsignor Elmer Kolka of the Denver Archdiocesan Resettle ment Office. This is an open Fabrics: barkcloth, denim, meeting and the public is in For Offiet Conv«iU«ci Betrothed vited to attend. sell cloth, crepe cloth nounces the engagement and Monsignor Kolka will discuss forthcoming marriage of her his work with the refugees re and Mummy crepe . , , Usually sold for $24.95 daughter, Patricia Yvonne Eliza settled in this area and will decorator colors . . , beth, to Robert G. Lehman, son bring some refugees with him to of Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold Lehman answer questions about their of Madelia, Minn. Wedding plans co-ordinated designs . . , For Pieiie* homdand and their reactions to MIB are set for late September, soon conditions in this country. after Miss Bruner completes her prints, plains, stripes, ! nursing course at St. Anthony’s Refreshments will be served. Cohostesses for the meeting are i Unit, division of nursing, Loretto geometries, provincials. . , AT Mrs. Virginia S. Saba and Mrs. Heights College. CART Raymond Laschober. all 48 Inches wide , . , BROS. Miss Bruner is an alumna of North High School and will be For Cards aad Giibm Regis Women Shift vat dyed . . . washable j 1 graduated from Loretto Heights 1 1 College, division of nursing. May Meeting to Apr. 19 Th* Ubit mcABores 2’iS* when 29 with a bachelor of science de and pre-shrunk. open. cloMf to 2* t 2Yt\ It 36'* gree in nursing. The meeting of the Regi. .A 1 Mr. Lehman was a pre-engi hirh. weirbf 23 Ibi. MeUi top* wood Women’* Club, originally let neering student at Mankato State for April 12, at which the j D.vtnporf Avtrtge train finish ia anthcntic Swedish Teachers College, Mankato, Minn., Rev. Raphael McCarthy, S.J., 4 1 . 9 5 For Bulfots, SonriRi i euihien liz* limed oak, trey tone blende with for one year. He then spent four if to be gueit (peaker, ha* every decorative scheme) years in the U. S. Air Force, sta been postponed because of bad tioned at Lowry Air Force Base. weather to April 19. ' Leung* Ck.ir, 2 2 . 9 5 Averag* 1 cushion ■f slie
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TA. 5-8883 PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEysfone 4-4205 Thursday, April T4, 1955 Denver Collegian Is Named Annual Corporate ♦ I ^yiswA. ihsL Conrimunion Set Freshman Conference Host The artnual corporate Com Mary Angela Carrier, daugh movies demonstrating the work munion of the Dominican Sisters ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Car in specialized fields such as med and Friends* of the Sick Poor Aid rier o f 3951 Vallejo S.treet, Den ical technology, speeches by per Society will be held Sunday, ver, will be a student' ho.stess at sons who work in those fields April 17, in the 8:30 Mass in the St. Mary-of-thc-Wa.satch Col and advice from teachers who ■SDS Style Show Scheduled on April 20 of Heights Loyola Church, Denver. lege, Salt 'Lake City. Freshman train students for them. Social Breakfast will follow in the church basement. Those wishing Conference, to be held April 22 activities will include a trip to The SDS style show will be r believe that revealing bath and 23. to attend may make reservations the college chalet at Brighton held at Loretto Heights College ing suits, strapless or two-piece, by calling Mrs. John Berger at The conference will consist skiing resort and a dance at the Wednesday, April 20, from 6:30 should be proscribed because of o f career advice and social ac college’s Mountain Peak Inn. PE. 3-0363 or Mrs. Carl Sward to 8 p.m. in the lounge o f the the large number of males lost at at SH. 4-5724, if they have not tivities for girls interested in High school seniors interested recreation building. Sponsored sea because o f them. / previously been contacted. entering the college next year. in attending the college may ob by the Marguerite Shop, 2441 S. I believe in modesty of women Those attending will be guests tain reservations for the confer Broadway, the style show will by women . . . for men. o f the college for the two days ence by writing to the Director feature the latest fashions of Featured by the Marguerite Seminary Auxiliary of the meeting. o f Admissions, College of St. SDS, approved formals, party Shop will be an entire collection Will Meet April 19 Career Activities Mary-of-the-Wasatch, Salt Lake wear, and school and sport wear. of Emma-Domb fashions which Career-activities will include City, Utah. ‘ The SDS, or Supply the De bear the Marilyke label, and teen The monthly meeting of the mand for the Supply, is a na sportswear by Saba of Cali Auxiliary of St. Thomas’ Sem tional Catholic youth movement fornia. inary will be held at 10:30 that aims to promote more mod Also included in the show, a.m. April 19 at the C. D. of esty in apparel. Originating in which will emphasize good A. home, 1772 Grant* Street. Cincinnati, the movement has grooming, will be a cosmetic spread rapidly to Cleveland, demonstration by Mrs. Virginia Will Dallas, St. Louis, Chicago, and Loach of the Merle-Norman to Wall other major cities. studio in Englewood, an informal CARPETS School-wide acceptance, speak quesion-and-answer session on ROOM SIZE ing teams, newspaper articles, hair grooming by Mrs. Mary and SMALLER Burger of the Ala-Sed Beauty RUGS slogan and poster contests, style « wide eeleetion of patteme shows, store canvassing, and ra Bar, and a demonstration o f and eolora to ehooM from dio and television appearances fashionable classes by optome m • . for oTory room are being used by Catholic teen trist Barnett Plotkin. Furnituro in th« houM Assisted by Sister Cecil, dean agers to acquaint the public with OpcD fffdnwdiy iTenlop TUI t e'cloek 75c and Up Per Person the ideals o f the movement. Ma of women at Loretto Heights, the following students will -K WEDDINGS ■¥ HOME jor apparel manufacturers are now designing fashions in ac model: Rosalie Kopine, Mimi E.M.W. -k PARTIES -k CHURCH cordance with SDS. Corish, Kay Clowes, Jill Oberlin, where caih talks -k BUFFETS -kCLUB Replacing off-the-shoulder Sue Riddle, and Carolyn Zoeller. 2141 So. Broadway -k LUNCHEONS -k LODGE, ETC. gowns, skimpy halters, short High school groups interested SPruce 7-5391 in promoting the SDS movement -k RECEPTIONS -k OUR OWN shorts, and Bikini bathing suits, a “ new look” in teen fashions is are asked to contact Mrs. Lynn -k BANQUETS Private Banquet Raom being promoted by SDS. Properly Dunkelbert at the Marguerite Dr. G. J. Box Lunches • Sandwiches attired, SDS points out, a teen Shop for literature or a style ager can wear stylish, attractive show. dresses without adopting the SDS fashions may also be ob Schaeuble tained at the Chez Marie Shop, bareness that has been so highly ^ Optometrist promoted and commercialized. 515 16th Street, and the Denver “ The Fighting 69th,” a branch Drv Goods. Specialist their Marilyke dresses that are being promoted of SDS in Chicago, under the Cdt&m4.fJ/rK. For Visual Modesty and Youthful Charm by the SDS fashion show at Loretto Heights Col leadership of the Catholic Inter- (Formerly Cunningham's) by Jill Oberlin, Sue Riddle, and Carolyn Zoeller in lege, Denver, April 20. Student Catholic Section, has Eye Care 1592 S. Broadway SH. 4-2474 + + -r + sent a full brochure of the SDS Marilyke aims of modesty to the 638 Empire Bldg. KE. 4-5840 Loretto Heights style show. The code o f the movement is as fol Tabernacle Unit lows: Fish & Chips, French Fried Shrimp I believe in SDS, in its laws, and in its fight for modesty. or Fried Chicken Dinners Drive for Gold, I believe that all girls should uphold the principles o f modest; Complete Dinners Ready to Serve by holding up their dresses will something besides “ shoe string” Delivered at ynur door, or 25c less if picked op Closed Silver Now On straps. — One Order Plenty for Three — Mondays I I believe that tissue paper-thin The annual drive to collect old, blouses should be eliminated be gold and silver is now being con cause of uncontrollable epidem ducted by the Tabernacle So ics of the common cold caused by ciety of Denver. Each Altar So their use. ciety has appointed a chairman I believe that tight turtle neck (U duAlf to help solicit these articles, and sweaters should be banned in 1010 S. Gaylord Dinners Served 4 to 8 SPruce 7-4469 they may be brought to the Altar order to prevent strangulation and Rosary Society meetings. on the part of the wearer and Such iteni.s a.s discarded heir- ob.server. loom.s, watches, metal eye glass I believe that levi.rr tusTWi The Beer That of all is necessary. With the fered by the Rev. Regis Mc growth of the archdiocese,' the Guire. MAfiY AMNE Made Milwaukee Famous demands qn the Tabernacle So Sister is a native of Leaven ciety steadily increase, and more worth and entered the mother- 5AKEWE5 MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. revenue is essential. Mrs. John house of the community March Murtaugh is general chairman 26, 1885. Since that time she All Butter iRoberf M. — Paul V .'— M. T. Murray; for the collection. has served the Rocky Mountain area as a nurse in the follow CAKES ing hospitals: St. Vincent’s, for Lcadville; St. James’, Butte, Wntdinn M ont; S t John’s, Helena, ind M ont; and a discontinued hos , Pirtie. 350 Broadway pital in Laramie, Wyo. Bro.dwir—PE. Z-692S Sister Defroso’s family 2S Bro.dw .r — SP. 7-7412 P E . 3-4651 name is Skelly, and her rela (S W. Girard Entl’w’d—SU. 1-I9t8i > FAMILY tives now reside in Delia, Kans. ENGLEWOOD MEAT MARKETS IN ENGLEWOOD in DENVER Kay Glowes in a pink gown with luffed neckline of nylon CIRCLE organza and Ro.salie Kopine in a gown of white PARKING nylon tulle with fitted jacket model Emma-Doma Marilyke gowns. 3487 S. ACOMA ALAMEDA at KNOX CT. Loretto Heights College girls will model the gowns at a style show -\pril 20 at the college. HALIBUT STEAK MAGAZINE New Books Now Available LEG OF Sirloin of In Denver Catholic Library LAMB STEAK ub; 3 9 ® The Denver Catholic Library will no doubt increase interest in U. S. Choica, ■ ■ Corn Fed Beef BACON ENDS is not a profit-making concern; this final work. 4 A e a it is an apostolate, a means of New Novel. ^ „ 3 5 c ARMOUR'S carrying out the Master’s injunc New novels include Weeping SLICED 1 Q C tion to teach all nations. It is a Cross by Cuneo, which tells in l b 5 5 ® 1-LB. PKG. 1 W APRIL ISSUE mission, offering Catholic liter autobiographical style the story ature to explain the Church to of an Irish priest in the Prot those outside; to enlighten those estant colonies of the 1790s; and RED KING f/BTut m a . NOW ON SALE inside to a further understanding Dark Enemy by Edwards, the ab GROUND DEEP g g c of her teachings. For the further sorbing tale of a doctor who has W B ... ance of this work, the library 3 morbid fear of pain and death, SALMON „ L B .4 y ® at thanks the following organiza as he journeys to faith and peace. tions for donations of $5 each: r U i i r i / 7-Bone Cut During March,'the Catholic Li i.nuviiv u. s. Choica Friends of Sick Poor and the Do brary circulated 500 books, and minican Sisters; Holy Family received 28 new memberships and SLICE BACON ^ Cc PTA; St. Philomena’s PJ'A;H oly 17 renewals. Membership in the ROAST ...... L B . 0 1 Cudahy's Gold Coin LB. SAFEWAY Ghost Altar and Rosary Society; library is $1 a year for adults, 50 and Sts. Peter and Paul’s Altar cents for students; books are and Rosary Society. checked Out free, and member Among new books available at ship is open to all. SPARE RIBS OQc Still O nly the Catholic Libray, 625 19th FRESH FRYERS cco Street, is Catholic Picture Dic Light • Leon...... LB. | J U Colorado Grade "A" LB. tionary by Pfeiffer, which gives definition, pronunciation, and a All Prices in Effect Thurs., Fridoy & Sat., April 14-15-16 sketch of vessels, vestments, and books' used in the Church. Thomas Merton’s latest volume of BAKERIES reflections on certain aspects of ENGLEWOOD MEAT MARKETS the spiritual life. No Man Iir an ‘‘The Finest Onlif*' "WHERE YOUR MEAT DOLLAR Island; and Monsignor Ronald 87 So. Broadway GOES FARTHER" AY Knox’s Retreat for Lay People, 753 So. Univeraity are now at the libray, as well as 1550 Colorado BUd. —TWO BIG LOCATIONS— The Way of tha Cross, by Caryll 3rd Ave & Jotephine 3487 S. Acoma West Alameda at Knox Ct. t' - II Ti- Houselander, i^ ose recent death CAMPAIGN PLEDGES Thursday, April 14, 1955 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 PAGE NINE Student Exhibit St. Catherine's Election Slated on April 18 at Christ, King Planned Apr. U ______Women's Retreat PTA to Hear Anne Laughlin of Regis (Christ the King Parish, backward people in modem which the United States had Denver) methods o f production and farm broken diplomatic relations. Lakewood Anne Laughlin o f the Regis ing. Her success in Africa is at Miss Laughlin returned to College faculty will be guest tested by the award of the Or America in 1952, and became a (St. Bernadette’* Parish, Holy Family School Registrationl^3yonMay4 ^ (St. Catherine’* Pari*h, Denver) speaker at the meeting of the der of the Queen of Sheba, consultant to the Attorney Gen Lakewood) PTA in Christ the King School which was conferred on her by eral of the United States in the A spring exhibit by the pupils The Altar and Rosary Society April 18. Because of Miss the Emperor. It was the first field of juvenile delinquency. o f St. Bernadette’s School is will join with the PTA in spon Laughlin’s knowledge and ex time an American was given The title of Miss Laughlin’s scheduled for Sunday, April 24, Qualifying, Placement Tests to Be Given soring a day of recollection for perience with people of war-torn Ethiopia’s highest honor and also speech will be “The First 15 from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. At this the women of the parish on couptries, she was named a di the first time it was given to Years.” (Holy Family Pari*h, Denver) Loretto teaching in the school A handmade quilt, donated time the children’s work will be Wednesday, May 4. Father rector of the United Nations Rer anyone who was not of royal The PTA meeting will be held The sisters use the money to by Mrs. Rose Spannan, will be displayed showing their progress 'Registration for all prospec Robert Syrianey, former assist habilitaiton and Relief Adminis lineage. Monday, April 18, in the school help with travel and school ex awarded in connection with the through the year. tive students fo r the school year ant at St. Catherine’s, will con tration in 1945. She was the only hall and will start promptly a^ penses in the summer. sale. Additional donations to Behind Iron Curtain 1955-56 in Holy Family High duct the services. Mass will be woman executive in the entire 1:30 p.m. Election of officers Registration for first grade The award committee ob the quilt may be made at the From Africa, Miss Laughlin School will take place beginning offered at 9 a.m. The luncheon UNRRA European organization. will be held. All me.mbers are pupils for 1955-56 is also sched tained a varied selection of at sale or to Mrs. Nicholas J. went behind the Iron Curtain as at 0 a.m. Saturday, April 16. period will be from 1 o'clock td urged to attend this important uled for the same day. Pupils tractive prizes for the party. Herold, Altar Society president. After completing her mission chief of mission for the United At that time qualifying and 1:45. The women will bring their meeting. Mrs. John Hughes and from other grades intending to The general chairman of the The decoration of church al in Europe, Miss Laughlin was Nations International Children’s placenrent tests will be given to own sandwiches, but coffee and Mrs. Carey are hostesses and enroll for the first time at St, all enrolling. af/air was Mrs. Anthony .M c tars for Easter Sunday was sent to Ethiopia, where she was Fund. In this position she was dessert will be served by the will be assisted by the mothers Bernadette’s are encouraged to Nulty. Mmes. James Beaton, done by Mmes. Nicholas J. the consultant to the govern responsible for feeding 550,000 An activity fee of $6 also will committee. of the third grade children. re^ster at fhat time also. Thomas Brodhag, and Philip Herold, William Seiwald, Walter ment of Emperor Haile Selaisse Bulgarian children. While here ^ e regular PTA meeting will be collected at regpstration time. Registration for the day of in helping to repair ravages of she knew the apprehension of Par^ April 29 • The fee will take care o f li Baiamonte were assistant chair Sullivan, Joseph Brand, and be held Monday, April lo , at recollection will be taken by the 10 years of Italian occupation. living in terror and being the Tickets for the third annual brary, retreat, school paper, and men. . Mary Aliota. women after the Masses Ap.ril % p.m. in the school basement Here her work was for educating only American in a country with card party sponsored by the football parochial league admis Arrangements will be com On Monday, April 18, the 24 and May 1. * hall. Arrangements for the guest Altar Society have been mailed sion fees for the entire school pleted this week by the dona final in the current series of speaker have been made by Dr. The committee in charge in Children to Give Program to all members. The party will year. The fee is forfeited if a tion committee for the Altar inquiry classes will feature a and Mrs. John Trumble, cludes Mmes. G. Canny, B. be held Friday, April 29, in the student, without sufficient and Rosary Society bake sale. demonstration of the Mass. All The sixth grade room mothers The sale will be put on by the the vessels and vestments used Kelly, R. Dispense, G. Seubert, school, hall. Anyone desiring ad reason, withdraws from school J. Botero, R. Amman, and F. under the direction o f Mrs. Har women after all Masses on Sun at Mass will be shown and ex Loyola PTA Schedules ditional tickets may call Mrs. after registration. Morfeld. old Sheda and Mrs. Clem Hack- day, April 24. In addition to the plained. The actions and pray- Robert Spalding at EA. 2-6205. ethal will be hostesses. Sister Margaret Loyola, prin pastry counters, it will feature erd* at Mass also will be demon The altars are being cared for Mrs. Matt Halloran will enter Our Lady of the Snows Circle cipal, in announcing the date of a linen and apron booth. St. strated with narration of their in April by Mmes. J. Hamil tain members o f Mary Immacu registration, emphasized that will meet in the home of Mrs. Rita’s Circle members made by meaning and history. Regular ton, R. Amman, A. Lilly, and J. Officers' Election Apr. 19 late Circle in her home on Wed Edgar Urban, 1710 Nelson Saturday will be the only day hand the linens and aprons for attendance at the class is not Botero. Women who assisted nesday, • April 20, for lunch and Street, Thursday, April 14, at applications for the next dchool the booth. A large lace table required to attend the Mass ex with the Easter cleaning were * (Loyola Pari*h, Denver) The gratitude of the parish bridge. 1:30 p.m. year will be accepted. An over cloth also will be displayed by planation. The class begins at Mmes. L. Arbini, F. DeCino, L. priests is extended to all who The members of St. Patrick’s flow number of students is ex Officers for the Loyola PTA The Altar and Rosary Society circle members. 8 p.m. Stephens, and L. Perry. Mrs. Val will be elected at the meeting of participated in the Holy Week Circle will meet in the home of met Thursday at 12:30 in the pected for the registration. Jones assisted Mrs. Seubert with the organization at 2 p.m. on services, including the sisters, Mrs. Harry ScHnibbe, 745 Steele school hall. Lunch will be served Grade school registration will be preparation of the Holy Thurs children’s choir. Altar Society, Street, on Wednesday, April 20, held in mid-May. Tuesday,-April 19, in the- school at this time and a short busi day repository. basement. and church custodians. for dessert and an evening of ness meeting will follow. Mrs. At a meeting of the Men’s St. Patrick Parishioner The Cub Scouts of Pack 155 Those who attend Loyola bridge. ' Thomas B. Andersen will be Club April 13 final plans were A slate of officers will be pre St. Joseph’s Circle ■will meet will hold this month’s meeting sented by the nominating com Church are reminded of the dis guest speaker and will present a made for a Mass, Communion, Sunday, April 17, at 2 p.m. in play of religious articles in the in the home o f Mrs. James Reitz very interesting talk on the ‘‘Ro and breakfast for all men of the mittee, but nominations may also on Thursday, April 21, for lunch Joins All-Girl Orchestra the cafeteria: This unusual meet be offered from the floor. basement of the church after mance of China.” parish on May 1 .' Tickets for Sunday Masses. The profit on and*bridge. Mrs. Schultz will be ing will feature a miniature rac The members o f the no'mindl- me breakfast will be on sale at ing derby with the racers being these articles is applied to the cohostess. (St. Patrick’* Pari*h, Denver) Sodality is sponsoring a dance. ing committee are the Very Rev. the church doors April 17 and made by the boys. Vincent school’s indebtedness. 24 after all Masses. Price of Miss Nancy Corbetta, 19, o f This “ Spring Swing” will fea Edward P. Murphy, S.J., pastor Wendling, who. originated the Highway by the Sea and PTA Sets Card tickets is 75 cents. The break ture the music and floor show of and spiritual director of the P T A ; this parish has joined Joy Cayler idea, build the track. A m e r i c a n Hoad, educational fast committee is made up of Charlie Romero’s Band, which Sister Maria Teresa, principal of ENJOY REAL and her All-Girl Orchestra. Gold cups will be presented to films, will be shown to the pupils Henry Hine, chairman; Joseph many have heard at 'the All- the school and honorary presi ITALIAN winners of first, second, and of the upper grades on April 14. Party, Lunch F. Woertman, and John Fletcher. Parochial Music Festival. For dent of the PTA; Mrs. John Ap- W • uA / third places, winners o f the most For their participation in the those who have heard them, pelhans; and two past presidents, C J/ The members of the Men’s beautiful racers, and the win Mrs. Matt Saya and Mrs. John recent games party sponsored by ^ PIZZA Club organization also discussed there is no further need of rec At St. Dominic's ner of the consolation division. Madden. the Holy Names Society, the With Your plans for running of the 32nd ommendation. All parish or Pack 155 will entertain the Mrs. Robert Buckley will con school children *will be guests (St. Dominic’* Pari*h, Denver) annual Elitch Social May 12'. ganizations are urged to support North"DisTricr rounT‘tTble on Favorite Glaa* duct the business meeting. The of the organization at a film The men will take care of the this dance. of Wine The PTA o f St. Dominic’s Tuesday, April 19, at 7:30 p.m. children of the primary grades showing. The three children who main and drive-in gates at the Meetings for the week are as Parish will hold a chicken salad in the cafeteria, Refreshments will present the program. Fol disposed o f the most tickets will follows: Thursday, 4 p.m.. Cate • Coor* on Tap luncheon and a card party at 12 amusement park and will run will be served by the Mothers’ lowing the meeting a social hour, be guests of the Rev. William Mixed Drink* a booth for donations toward chism Class for First Commun o ’clock Wednesday, April.20. Auxiliary. with the mothers o f the second Heavey, S.J., spiritual director the 1955 Plymouth to be Mrs. Herbert Bauer has do ion; 7 p.m.. Men’s Choir in grade' children as hostesses, will of the Holy Name Society, at SUBWAY BAR awarded at the social. Arnold W. Church; 8, Young Ladies’ So nated a ■ lace tablecloth, which Inve*t for eternity with the be held. • dinner and a movie. They are ! 3759 Lipan GL S-9782 will be raffled o ff at the event. Schietler is Men’s Club presi dality in the school; and Sunday, Archbi*hop’* Seminary and Mi*- Gala Bazaar Plans Francis Knoll, David Honden, 1 Call fer Pizza lo T*k* Oat Mrs. Edward Abromeit and Mrs. dent. He iS assisted by Martin 10 a.m.. Catechism Class. *ion* Campaign. and James Broderick. Leona Di Nanna are in charge Potter, vice president; Peter Miss Ellen Campbell, third grade teacher, will be chairman o f the raffle tickets. The charge Allen, treasurer; and Edward o f the bicycle booth for the an WE GIVE PIONEER STAMPS for the luncheon is $1 and mem Karuszas, secretary. nual bazaar. The school children bers are asked to bring their The PTA council met early this week. Preliminary plans for Annual Spring Fun Fest will participate in ticket distri CHAFFEE PARK WASH-A-MAT cards. bution. (SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY) A council meeting of the PTA the yearly election of officers Mrs. D. Epperson will be will be held in the rectory read- were made by the nominating Agents for Dependable Shirt Laundry and Cleaners chairman of the refreshment ing room on Monday, April 18, committee of the parents’ group. Planned in Wheatridge Open 7 a.m. til 6 p.m. Daily booth for the bazaar. This booth at 1 p.m. Party Succe** is sponsored by the Altar So 1511 W . 48th Ave. Except Sun, GE. 3-4302 At 8 p.m. Thursday, April 21. The PTA-sponsored card party Wheatridge. — (Sts. Peter Ham, Duke Merkl; fish pond, dality. the monthly meeting will be held on April 13 was an outstanding and Paul’s Parish) — Nellie Lou Mornin; parcel post, Blaine Mrs. Gus Gravina is the April in the church auditorium. The success. Profits from the party Vollmer and her cochairman, Turner; bean guess, Lucille hostess for the members o f the second grade will entertain. will be given to the Sisters of Vivian Kicken, announce that Weakland; dart booth, Gayle St. Elizabeth’s Canasta Circle. plans arg' in full swing and all George; fancy grocery basket, Nancy Corbetta The members o f the Altar So FIXTURES, booth chairmen have been ap Mrs. Gilli; jug game, Marie dality and PTA will receive WILD BILL S A Y S ----- Nancy was graduated from St. pointed for the annual spring Duckett; school booth. Butch fun fest to be held Satnrday, Communion in the 8:30 Mass EXTRA GLASS WE GOT 'EM! Patrick's Grade School and Ca Merkl; Sunday, April 17. thedral High School. Since her April 30, at the Grange Hall, Doll booth, Genevieve Fitting; 39th and High Court. An Italian booth construction. Smoky Petit- Kvergreen — And — graduation she has played the TORCHIER BOWLS TREES piano for the Denver public spaghetti dinner will be served at clcrc; cochairman. Jack Prose; schools. Nancy had her own 5 p.m. until all have been served. sigpis, Marie Thomson; signs co- K. of C. to Hear dance band, in which she played Prices are $1 for adults and 50 chairman, Bob Merkl; equip LAMPS & SHADES ROSE BUSHES three instruments. cents for children under 12. ment, Phil Mahoney; decorating. Homemade cakes and pies and Bob Rodgers; decorating cochair- John Richards at ^ring Your Lamp to Be Fitted Many will remember her as All Balled and Wrapped at Special coffee and hot dogs will be raan, Jim Kopps; she played at Father McGuire’s Remodeled or Repaired Prices served all evening. Treasurers, Jerry Malone and farewell party last summer. She Luncheon Apr. 1^5 See Our "Oddt & Ends" Table for Discounts of 50% or More Bo-Peep Fertilizers Chairmen Named Jim O’Brien; hostess, Martha has appeared in 150 USO shows Lou Petitclerc; tickets, Charlotte and more than 200 o f her own General chairman, Nellie Voll John Richards, public rela mer; general cochairman, Vivian Angelo; tickets cochairman, WILD BILL'S 5320 W. 38th Ave. show.s at Lowry Air Force Base Helen Glenski; and publicity, tions chief for the Shell Oil Com WASINGER'S ELECTRIC STORE and Fitzsimons Hospital. Nancy Kicken; men’s chairman, Jim pany in Denver, will show a Kopp; Rosalie Keil and Marion Flat- USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN has played for dances at Mt. ley. sound film, 10,000 Feet Deep lel. Holy Family, and Ca- Games, Gene Sullivan; dinner, Nellie Vollmer also wants to at the meeting of the Denver Sales, Repairs, Service and IPiring Materials W h i t t a k e r •al High Schools, and has Edith Merkl; dinner cochairman, thank all the women of the par Knights of Columbus Luncheon Guaranteed Repairs on All Small Appliances Jfennie Ricci; serving, Mary ish who gave food stamps which Club April 15. 3156 West 38th Ave. FRED LUCCI P h a r m a c y Loehr; serving 'cochairmen, enabled the committee to pur The movie tells about explora GLendale S-89'16 As a member of the Just Kid’s Rosalie Keil and Helene Detz- tion and drilling for oil in the chase prizes. We Modernize Your Present Wiring “ T/ie Friendly Store*' ner; Mary Jane Gleason, HA. 4- Bayou area of Louisiana. Custom Upholstery Prescription Specialists Candy, Mary Jane Gleason; 5847, requests anyone desiring The Luncheon Club meets For SAFETY and adequate Plant, Kilty Cordery;, cake and every week in the K. of C. Home, W . 32nd & Perry GL. 5-2401 to donate candy for the fun SERVICE for all hca> 7 appliances and New Furniture pie, Margie Davis; fest to call her. 1575 Grant Street. The meet WON MISS TV CONTEST ings are held from noon until 1 F.H.A. TERMS Made to Order FOR 2-STATE REGION p. ra. All knights and their No Down Payment on Wiring Nancy and her brother ap- guests are invited to attend. Beautiful Samples to Show BLALACK'S St. Mary Magdalene PTA A special catered luncheon is WE GIVE PIONEER STAMPS Day or Evening Calls * STANDARD SERVICE served at a reasonable price. 44th, Tenny*on GR. 7-9908 g region. With the 4410 Elm Ct. GL. 5-1222 S a H Grten Slampi Caylar Orchestra, Nancy To Honor Past Presidents travel over the United Lubrication. - Tire* - Batterie* (St. Mary Magdalene'* Pari*h, the slate, after which election o f Denver) officers will take place. The pro The St. Mary Magdalene PTA - a m will include the remain . ing half of school children, who Nancy has a younger meeting will be held April 20 in the school cafeteria beginning did not participate in the Feb HOLY FAMILY PARISH with a potluck luncheon at 12:30 ruary meeting. The second grad ers’ mothers will be hostesses. Tatroniae These Friendly Firm* o’clock. Mothers are to bring a NOBODY Mrs. Famini and the members casserole or salad. Coffee and Mrs. Walter Schmitt will be rolls will be furnished. Past chairman of the First Commun presidents -will be honored. A ion breakfast, to be held May 1. can stop time! For Qualily Bakery Goods 1 CORN raD MEATS history of the PTA, which has Scout Troop 27 will participate Try j POULTRY AND FISH been in existence five years, has in the Scout-O-Rama April 16 been prepared by Mrs. Byron and 17 at the Coliseum. The WEISS BAKERY TEi\]^YSO]\ Rowe, historian, and will be read booth will display soil and water z LOCATIONS by Mrs. M. DeFrancia. The nom conservation. Troop 63 will dis 4024 TENNYSON ST. Meat M arket Next Sunday will be Holy inating committee will present play wood-carving. 5850 W. 38th AVE. I 4 OI6 Tennyaon GR. 7-0443 j ommunion Sunday for the Invest in America Week' Rites Holy Communion together in the 7 o’clock Mass. Any young ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH women of the parish are wel Planned April 25 to May 1 come to join in this Communion Patronise These Friendly Firms ■ and to attend the meeting on Denver will join with commu the Denver Chamber o f Com Thursday evening at ^ p.m. in nities throughout the country in merce, in co-operation with sev the school. marking the observance of “ In eral leading trade associations. The firms listed here Sodality Dance Set April 23 vest in America Week,” April 25 Plans now are under w a y through May 1, it was announced throughout the Denver area to deserve to be remembered YOUR On Saturday evening, April here yesterday. call .attention to the benefits of when you are distributing CLEANERS The forthcoming event, which the American capitalistic system. your patronage in*the dif originated in California five Among activities planned are JOHN »*d BEBTBA UcBElDB years ago, now is nationally civic ceremonies, luncheon, and ferent lines of business. 32nd & Lowell evening gatherings with top GLendal* MS«2 373* TEJON ST. recognized, and this year will be But you can work with it — if you SHOPPING CENTER celebrated in more than 20 major speakers from industry and metropolitan areas throughout financial circles, school presenta the country, according to the In tions, open houses and tours, save money. Are you working with vest in America organizing com window displays, and newspaper, St. Dominic's Parish Lowell mittee. radio, and television features. time? Start now — open a savings The committee points out that Organizations wishing to par Department Store a principal-purpose is to stimu ticipate or needing information late better public understanding account at North Denver Bank to NEW & USED Patronize Yonr , Complete Family Store of the American free enterprise are invited to telephone the economic system. temporary Invest in America FURNITURE Friendly Neighborhood day, and deposit regularly for the^ Vlait Othera Then Compart MEN'S - WOMEN'S Sponsor of the observance is headquarters at AM. 6-0718. ' Oar Pricaa Merchants CHILDREN'S WEAR future. They Deser>'e Your Elwood Furniture 3480 W. 32nd Ava. 2M0 W. zsth GE. 1-4112 Support SHADE TREES AND ORNAMENTALS 5 to 10 f t Sehwedicr. 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Rev. Andrew Warwick, Pastor ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH Sunday Mass Schedule—7, 8, 10, 11 IN Mrs. William Wagonbach, Newt Correspondent— Phone 70R The City oi Dean Studio, Parish Photographer GOLDEN Opperfunity Phone 743 Golden Parish Offers Many Activities Heights Women's Club Plans Party Golden. — St. Joseph’s Parish munion breakfast to the com tain very heavy study schedules, the home of Mrs. William Green, municants and put on the Christ are most faithful to their re 1018 12th Street Hall, Loretto Heights College Buckley,, president, and workers offers its parishioners and all The chief attraction at the newcomers to the parish a large mas party for the children of the ligion, and many o f them were Workert Are Thanked campus, on Saturday, April 16, completed plans for the party at Loretto Heights College Wom- variety of organizations to which parish. In addition, they have daily communicants during Lent. The officers o f the Altar and is a hope chest filled with a final .meeting on Tuesday, cn’a Club luncheon and card all are- welcome and urged to presented the church with new Their president is Jim ()orbett, Rosary Society wish to thank the matched linens. Mrs. Jerry Committee chairmen for the party to be held at Machebeuf belong. statues, draperies, and other who also assists the pastor dur following, women who worked so party are Mmes. Henry Smith, The Altar and Rosary Society needed articles throughout the ing the holy days throughout the very diligently to clean the Victor Hussion, Edward Lowe, is the oldest organization at St. years. Mrs. Henry Yakel is pres year. church for the holy days that Clement Hackethal, Galen Rowe, Joseph’s, and certainly one of ident o f this group and Mrs. Wil High school members o f the preceded Easter: Mmes. Sam Bo- Denver Jaycettes Sponsor and Charles Carbone. the most active. Every woman liam Korosec is secretary and parish belong to the Junior New litho, R. H. Graves, Sarah Smith, Captains for luncheon tickets in the parish is requested to be treasurer. The membership of man Club, which meets each Sun S. Paul Harris, Lawrence Gurule, are Mmes. Eugene Banahan, M. a member and participate in the this group is variable since many day throughout the school year Thomas O’Lear, Louis Baldes- Program for Easter Seals F. Barrett, Roland Bartlett, De Anno (above), daughter of + ■ + . + after the 8 o’clock Mass. Discus sari, Levi Kimball, Wiliam Wag- The Denver Jaycettes will son of the Metropolitan Art James Buckley, Robert Coons, ■ry »■■■■« Arthur + + sions on many timely and perti enbach, David Coolbaugh, Frank Vincent DeFrancis, T. K. Ear<- sponsor a program Sunday, Agency will emcee the art shows. Uormnn Hetman of 4545 Irv- nent questions regarding the Geib, Paul Kiklas, Alfred G^- April 17, fr o m .2 to 5 p.m. at A discussion on the art of cook ley, John C. Eigemani • n e r m u n Denver, has faith are held and moderated by legos, and Max Johnson. Special Interior Designs, 3031 E. Second ing by Pierre, world famous chef Mmes. Thomas J. Farrell, been chosen as one of two the pastor, and this group has a thanks are also extended to Mrs. Avenue Denver, for the benefit of the Patio Restaurant, 5110 Paul Fitzgerald, J. A. Fitzpat girls to represent North High most interesting program. Karyn Waldo Keenan, Mrs. Lawrence of the Easter Seal Crippled Chil Santa Fe Drive; rick, H. J. Hughes, Harry Kuem- School at the 1955 Girls’ State Kiklas heads this organization. Oletski, and Mrs. Henry Yakel, dren's Drive. A cosmetic demonstration by pel, J. P. Mahoney, Horace B. June 13-16. The Hermans are Circle Duband* who arranged the repository so The program will include an the Merle Norman Studio, 1654 Maltby, J. R. McCabe, John Mc members of St. Catherine’s Par Representatives of all the beautifully on Holy Thursday. Interior decorating home party Champa, followed by a question Gowan, Louis Morrato; ish. above organizations are members George Bator was recently with profession^ counselling by and answer session on any cos Mmes. Joseph Penna, Alice Girls’ State, to be held this year o f tbe Confraternity o f Christian featured in a large news item Aerl States and Clinton Paul, metic problems. Porter, George Tolvo, M. B. Vif- at Colorado Women’s College, is Doctrine at St. Joseph’s Parish. in the Denver Post as bein^ pres coowners of the store. A style Mr. Frank White of KOA will quain, and J. E. Winters. i a period of concentrated training Although S t Anne’s Circle has ident of the firm awarded a gov show featuring the latest in sum furnish the musical background Denver students serving at in American citizenship provided disbanded because of the recent ernment contract to build and mer fashions sponsored by the for the afternoon’s entertain the luncheon, which begins at 1 outstanding student delegates deaths among its members, this operate a multimillion dollar Marguerite Shop, 2441 S. ment. o’clock, include Mary Carole from the schools. The delegates group has done the fine needle uranium processing mill at Edge- Broadway. Joycette models in Beautiful prizes will be Eastman, Pat Farrell, Marilyn are selected on the basis of schol work which the parish boasts, mont, S.Dak. Mr. Bator is asso clude Mmes: Mary Henderson, awarded by participating spon Hackethal, Jackie' Hussion, arship (from the top third of the and for many years this small ciate professor of mining engi Keen Sullivan,, Joan Perkins, sors. Nancy Isenberg, Jerri Kellogg, student body), leadership, char group has furnished the nucleus neering at the School of Mines, Dorothy Dwyer, and Gloria Ann Tickets m a y be purchased Polly Kuempel, Phyllis Lehman, acter, courage, honesty, and co of the women workers o f the and also a member of the Holy Rice. from any Jaycette, from Interior Loretto Orton, and Mary Lee operation. The American Legion parish. They have left an un Name Society of S t Joseph's Two individual art shows con Designs, The Marguerite Shop, Winters. Auxiliary sponsors the project. paralleled record of hours of Parish. His wife, Helen, is a ducted by two of Colorado’! fin or at the door Sunday afternoon. labor given,to the church. member of S t Agnes’ Circle, and est artists: Hal Shelton and All proceeds go to the Easter i)rphanage May Baskets St. Agnes’ Circle will meet op their three children attend cate Waldo Love. Mrs. Lora Denni Seal Fund. Wednesday evening, April 20, in chism classes in the parish. SIMMONS Music Recital Set Holy Family Group Busy SCHOOL OF MUSIC Apr. 17 at Heights On St. Vincent's Project
The music jjfpartment of Lo (Holy Family High School, Extension magazine in the recent Good Food—^ttosoRoblo Priets ^ Specializing in Children’s and retto Heights College will pre D enT er) contest. Janet’s idea, a small boy Something you’ll talk about when Adnlt Courses sent the following students in Holy Family’s Junior Red in church praying to Our Lady, the freshman, music recital on Cross, which made Easter nests will be a cover possibly in May. you get back home! Some Instruments Loaned Sunday, April 17, at 8:15 p.m.: for St. Clara’s orphanage, *will Extension’s Omaha representa OUI DE LUXE DINNERS ARE INTERNXTIONRUY FAMOUS Mari Ahlin, Joan Danna, Ernes FREE make May baskets for St. Vin tive will present Janet with the . See Red Rocks Theater tine Ellender, Kay Glowes, Ann cent’s children. Chairmen Jo Ann check. Miss Sptiz was compli Echo Lake and Mt. Evans Others Rented Guhman, Sue Guiry, Joyce Mai- Herold and Leo Chiolero an- mented especially on her origin selson, Peggy McLaughlin, Kathy ntJunced that, along with the ality and perspective. Janet is Through Our New Nethery, Sue Riddle, Donna Ser- Easter nests, TO cakes were do art editor of the Vista, Holy • PHOTOMURAL WINDOWS sen, Mildred Slack, Barbara nated. Members of the Holy Family yearbook, is in charge of Tellington, and Carol Van Bureh. Family chapter are seniors. the sodality bulletinboard, is a Luncheon! — 13 to 2 Daily U 8 IC Co The Loretto Heights College Sodalists Holy Family honor student and plans to go on in art after grad St. Joseph’! Church, Golden Dinner! — 5:30 to 9 Daily orchestra will make its initial ap Sunday! and Holiday! — 12:30 to 9 P.M. pearance at this recital. It will Plan Election uation this year. Holy Family sodalists will + + _ + 4- 4- + 84 South Broadway play three numbers: “ Reflec Barbara Nuoci and LaVern tions” by Finaly, “ Colors Fly elect new officers this month, as Ludwig are Holy Family’s dele fine work for which this group o f the members are wives of Phones SH. 4-1780 - PE. 3-2712 ing” by Weber and “ Orange announced by Prefect Maureen gates to the Girls’ State conven is known. These women are in Mines students, but they have THE HOLLAND HOUSE Blossom Waltz” by Glenn. Kennedy. Those running for the tion June 13-19 at Colorado charge o f the altar and sanctu had as many as 60 members at OOIOIS COiOcaOO offices are: Prefect, Gail Murphy Women’s College under auspices ary throughout the year; they one time. and Marianne Walters; vice of the American Legion. purchase and care for the linens, New Organization One of the newest organiza prefects, John De Lancey and The Student Council has an vestments, candles, and flowers; tions in the parish is the Rosary • • Tom Metz; secretary, _ Loretta nounced its nominees for student and they do the necessary clean «• Denver’s First and Only Makers, who were organized in Callahan and Peggy Grace; treas body president and principal’s ing of the entire church. Through their enterprises the administration of the Rev. urers,- Ron Wright and Jim O’ cabinet. Nominees are: Presi CRAIG FREDERICK Connor. Installation of officers they contribute greatly to the Albert Puhl. Although this group the studio o f dramatic arts dent, Bill Pade and Bob Decker; well take place at the May financial needs of the parish. has only 15 members, they are vice president, Jim Burke and crowning, May 1. They meet the first Wednesday all very active, and the number Bruce Kerwood; secretary, Elda LAKEWOOD GOLDEN herbert wolff, director Senior Janet Spitz, daughter of each month, and attend Holy of rosaries this loyal band of Grisenti and LaVern Ludwig; of Mr. and Mrs. George Spitz, Communion in a group on the workers has made runs into the BE. 7-0437 22 treasurer, Gail Murphy a n d 11 1536 Emerson 4523 W. 35th Avenue, won $100 first Sunday of each month in hundreds. Mrs. Louisa Hokanson Nancy Walls; junior representa for her cover idea submitted to the 8 o’clock Mass. O fficeri are: heads this organization. Students Prepared for TV, Stage and Radio tives, John Heffernan, Dennis President, Mrs. Alfred Gallegoes; The students o f the Colorado OPEN EVENINGS Gallagher, Janet Young, and Beginning and Intermediate Classes for All Ages vice president, Mrs. Hugh Beers; School of Mines belong to the 2 Heights Nuns Carol Ann Blick; and sophomore secretary, Mrs. Lawrence Ruffe; Newman Club, which meets the Free Auditions representatives, George Greene, and treasurer, Mrs. Paul Kiklas. first Thursday of every month 1953 CHEV. 210 I" ^ h At Milwaukee Tom Hine, Margaret Mahone, This organization has more than at 8 p.m. in the basement o f the ..... $1,395.00 and'Marlene Spero. The Student 70 members. church. These boys, who main- Two Loretto Heights College Council will sponsor a rally today The men of the parish are well 1953 CHEV. 210 ...... 1,345.00 faculty members. Sister Maura, and. students will elect officers organized in the Holy Name So head of the French department, Friday, April 15. Currently Stu ciety. This group meets the sec and Sister Jean Carmel, head of dent Council members are award ond Monday of each month, and Sensational Value! 1952 CHEV.DLX. i T n ...... 1,045.00 the English department, attended ing a Schaeffer pen and pencil the men attend the 8 o’clock Mass the Catholic Renascence Society’s set to gain funds for S. C. pins. on Holy Name Sunday and re 2-pc. Sectional j.cnn 12th annual symposium April The Missions will sponsor Quo ceive Holy Communion in a grdup Sofa - Metol 1951 HUDSON COMMODORE 6, 11-12 in Milwaukee. Vadis, April 22, as announced by in this Mass. Members of the so Cloth Cover Critics from seven universities Sister Mary Ann Gerard, faculty ciety also attend the First Friday Assorted $ . 8 8 lectured on contemporary writers moderator of the missions. The services in Holy Ghost Church in 1951 CHEV. FLEET...... 745.00 during the two-day symposium movie will be screened at the Denver each month. They spon Colors 99 built around the theme of liter Oriental Theater, 44th and Ten sor several projects throughout ary theory and criticism. nyson, at 2 p.m. the year, and just finished a ‘‘Quality Furniture 1951 NASH TUDOR ...... 645.00 most successful games party on St. Patrick’s Day, which pro F or Less'* Stage and TV Performer vided a large portion of their 1951 PLYM. 4-DOOR Heater ...... 495.00 needed revenue. Their officers AT are: President, Paul Kiklas; vice 1950 CADILLAC 4-DR., Save $$ To Open School of Drama president, Hervey Sweney; sec Furniture & retary; Bernard Beausang; and Denver’s first drama school, this Thursday evening from 7 treasurer, Owen Acers. GOLDEN Appliance 1951 FORD, 4-DOO R______749.00 devoted exclusively to the teach to 9 p.m. The public is cordially The younger married women 1106 Washington ing o f dramatic arts, will open invited to attend. Prospective o f the parish who have small Phone Golden 36 here Thursday, April 14, under students for the Studio o f Dra children and cannot participate You Are Always Safe Dealing With Us the personal direction of Her matic Arts desiring a free au actively in the Altar and Rosary Authorized Maytag bert Wolff. dition or further particulars may Society belong to the St. Agnes & Frigidaire Dealer Students will be prepared for contact Mr. Wolff at TA. 5-4580. Circle. This group, although Investigate Our TV, stage, and radio. Beginning Between acting roles in New chiefly social, contributes also to and intermediate classes will be York, Mr. W olff studied under the needs of the church. The LIFETIME SERVICE POLICY held for students o f all ages. America’s foremost drama members meet the third Wednes Mr. W olff, a native of Den teacher, Lee Strasberg, who also day o f each month in the mem SLICK'S ver recently returned from three trained such stars as Academy bers’ homes. years in New York where he ap Award winners Marlon Brando, This group is responsible for peared in such TV productions Eva Marie Saint, and Karl Mal the creche at Christmas and the BARBER SHOP as “ Studio One,” “ You Are den. repository on Holy Thursday. There,” “Suspense,” “Danger,” Herbert W olff is the son of They also serve the First Com- 4 Barbers BED’S CAFE "Westinghouse Summer ’Thea Joseph Wolff, former star of To Serve You tre,” and others. the La Scala Opera Company of Speci^ilizing in Sunday Diiiners He also appeared in the first Milano, Italy. Mr. W olff, Sr., Acroi! From Holland Houee off-Broadway production of Ar will be remembered as having 12 fill 8 p.m. thur Miller’s latest play. The appeared in leading bass roles 0Bon. Studio Phone 618 Crucible in addition to having with the Denver Opera Company 1119 Washington Ave. Golden the leading roles in The Coun under the direction o f the late 1307 WASHINGTON try Girl, A Streetcar Named De Monsignor Bosetti. Professional GOLDEN sire, The Moon Is Blue, and Rain. Acting talent seems to be Mr. W olff’s school will be shared by all members o f the Photography known as the Studio o f Dramatic family. Charlene, Mr. W olff’s Arts and will be located at 1566 sister, recently appeared in a Dean & Jessie Bierhaus Bob Kreamelineyer Plumbing Emerson Street. Mr. W olff an featured role in the play. Seven Fashion Cleaners nounced yesterday that an open Nuns in Las Vegas, presented house will be held at the studio at St. Mary’s Academy, Denver. Wedding Candida Phones: 59 or 534W Family Group & Tailors 619 19th ST. . 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The Fastest Growing Parish in Denver Volunteer Aides BRENTWOOD SHOPPING CENTER ALL SAIIVTS’ PARISH Of Red Cross to THE ULTRA MODERN SHOPPING CENTER WITH OLD FASHIONED FRIENDLINESS Rev. Harley Schmitt, Pastor Sunday Mass Schedule In the Heart of All Saint* Parish— Northwest Corner, So. Federal & W . Evans 2559 So. Federal Blvd. 6-8.10.11:30 A.M., 6:30 P.M. Mrs. George Mueller, News Correspondent Hohn-Mosten, Parish Photographer See Premiere Deadline Friday A.M. W E. 5-5086 Phone: PE. 3-6318 All Red Cross residential $1.25 Piece of Jewelry (Wide Selection) . BREIVTWOOD volunteer workers who partici With Each Purchase of $2.50 or More of pated in the 1955 Red Cross FREE Any Merchandise Metropolitan Fund Campaign are Bake Sale Nets All Saints' Group $128 invited to a premiere show which — Also — SHOE DON'S is being given through the 20% to 40% reduction on other items (All Sainti* Pariik, Denver)' booth will be held May 18 in the5-3273, by Monday, May 16. courtesy of the Aladdin Theater TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE REDUCTIONS The members of the Altar and parish hall. Admission will be The winner of the 50-50 Club on Wednesday, April 13, at 10 REBUILDERS Chevron Service one article of fancywork to be a.m. The Aladdin is showing this ON GIFTS YOU W ILL GIVE LATER Rosary Society netted $128 from for the month of April was Only Finest Materials Used the bake sale held April 2. They donated to the fancywork booth. film in co-operation writh the Mrs. Morrell, 2701 W. Yale Satisfaction Guaranteed Lubrication wish to thank everyone who do The program will begin at 8 p.m. Avenue. The name o f the next Denver Red Cross in apprecia Gifts S nated baked items as well as and will consist o f games, prizes, winner will be drawn at the Holy tion for “ a job well done.” W ashing - B a ttery, STANDERS Cards the women who worked so hard and refreshments. Those plan Name Society’s meeting in May. James Holme, 1955 Fund Service 2031 So. Federal WE 4-4707 Brake and Tire to make this'project a success. ning to attend are asked to con The Queen of Peace Circle Campaign chairman and Mrs. tact Mrs. Alden Delarm, WE. Open Daily 9 A.M, to 8 P.M. Service A shower for the fancywork will sponsor the white elephant George Bruckman, residential While You Wait booth at the All Saints’ Parish division chairman, will be on “ Bonanza Nights.” hand to greet and convey per Suede Shoes Cleaned *nd U. S. Tires and Batteries sonal thanks to hundreds of Red Resueded During this time of spring Cross workers who are expected Have Your Car Serviced house-cleaning, all the parishion to attend. TV and Radio Repair Sharkskin, Snakeskin, While Attending Mass Pat's Liquor and Johnnie Mart ers are asked to be alert for any “ Award of Merit” cards, which Alligator and Reptile articles, in good condition, which have been sent to each volunteer, For Home Service Call Glazed are no longer of use in the house. Pick-up and Delivery Your Favorite Brands Groceries, Frozen Foods, will be used as tickets of admis Complete Line of in Stock Fresh Produce, Fresh and If anyone in the parish has sion to this special preview of an WEST 5-5521 Shoe Accessories 2396 S. Federal any article he would like to do outstanding new film. Dye and Shine Ice Cold Beer Assorted Lunch Meats nate to the Queen of Peace All Workmanship and Parts Open 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. ^ WE. 4-9875 Chilled Wines - Liquor OPEN SUNDAY Circle, he may call Mrs. L. S. Burnett, WE. 5-1923. Electric Rates Probe Harrisburg, Pa.— A resolution Guaranteed for 90 Days The Columbine Milk coupon calling for a legislative investi 2023 So. Federal contest is still under way. Boxes gation into electric rates 1535-37 S. Federal Plenty of Free Parking can be found at the rear of the charged churches and public and church and at each of the doors PUTTER PARLOR WE. 4-4517 on Sundays after the Masses. parochial schools in Pennsyl Open Noon Till Nine 2029 So. Federal vania was introduced in the BISHOP The Queen of Peace Circle will Legislature here. Rep. A. Patrick meet in the home of Mrs. James Brennan (D.-Bucks), sponsor of G. Husky, 2650 S. Hooker Street, the measure, said it was desir PHARMACY at 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 20. BREIVTWOOD BOLDEN CLEANERS able “ that all our churches and JOHN'S BARBER SHOP The Latin-American Cultural Complete schools, both public and paro 4 Fine Barbers to Serve You Brentwood Area’s First and Only Cleaning Plant Club will meet in the parish hall chial, be given consideration by Fabric Shop at 8 p.m. Thursday, April 21. Prescription Dept. Satisfaction Guaranteed electric companies.” 2093 So. Federal ALL SAIIVTS FAMILY BARBERS and In a Hurry?— 1-Hour Service WE. 5-2919 Hours— 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. 2039 S. FEDERAL Fountain Service 2106 S. Federal WE. 5-0445 WE. 5-2979 See These Neui 2998 S. Federal SU. 1-4731 Pick-up and Delivery Service Exciting Cottons Bates Disciplined HESTED STORES CO. Prints 2 YR. OLD ROSE BUSHES OK 1.39 Climbers and Ever-Blooming ...... O w HAHN MASTEN PHOTO Mayfair Embroidery .36" WHITE PICKET FENCE Lumber & Per .Seetion ...... O w Commercial Photography 1.39 FOLDING LAWN CHAIRS ?Q98 Hardware Tafetuft Flocks 1990 So. Federal Candid Wedding Pictures 2005 SO. 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For Teachers, Clerical $taff See—Sawing to See (RsiquiQAcanL in . P o o l No fooling, there are thousands o f people like the “ see sawing” reader. They struggle endlessly to find the “right Regis College to Hold PETER DEUTSCH, 74, of 3639 U - He is survived by his wife: a daugh-. range” for easy comfortable seeing; they peer, and squint, fayette. He was a member of the Gen. ter. Mrs. Ruth S. V oss: a sister, Mrs. Henry W. Lawton Camp 1. United Span* Helen Elder: and two grandchildren. gesture and strain— needlessly. iah War Veterans. He is survived by Requiem Mass is being celebrated a daughter, Mrs. Earl Hansen: two Thursday. April 14. at 9:30 a.m. in Lay Staff Retreat Day granddaughters. Claudia and Gail Han Holy Family Church. Olinger Mortu sen: three sisters. Elizabeth Deutsch, ary. « Mrs. William Hitter, and Mrs. Fred DOROTHY HANLEY SW IGERT BROS. Youngblood; and a brother. Charles Mrs. Dorothy A. Hanley. 47. of 1067 Regis • College, Denver, will the council members’ friends Deutsch. The Rosary will be recited S. Madison Street, died April 7 in her sponsor its first annual day o f o f the fair sex, will conduct a Thursday, April 14. at i):30 p.m. in the home after a long illness. recollection for lay faculty mem 1550 California (fp tO tttC tfistS KCytione 4-7651 Boulevard Mortuary Chapel. Requiem She was bom in Leadville April 1. “baby-sitting service” for those High Mass will be celebrated Friday. 1908. and was a graduate of Sacred bers and members o f its clerical attending the retreat. April 15. at 9 a.m. in Annunciation Heart High School, Denver. She would staff. The recollection day will The day will commence at 9 Better Vision Good Service Church. Interment Ml. Olivet. Boule have celebrated her 25tb wedding anni be held Sunday, April 24, and vard* Mortuary. versary June 13. a.m. with Mass in the students’ for Every Age At Right Prices JOSEPH JOHN URBAN, 78. of 1900 Mrs. Hanley was active with the w ll be conducted by Father J. chapel. There will be breakfa.st £. 35th Avenue. He is survived by bis Naval-Marine Auxiliary and the Parent- W iillis...... Averin,. S.J., ‘ ■ o f Our * Lady ■ and lunch interspersed with con GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED wife, Theresa Urban; five daughters, Teachers' Association. She did muqh of Mt. Carmel Parish, Pueblo. Mrs. Anna Roth, Mrs. Anna Marie Ros- volunteer work with draft agencies and ferences and Stations o f the kopf, Mrs. Kathryn Stremel. Mrs. Mary other war agencies during World War A letter from the Rev. Walter Cross. Benediction at 2:15 will Heinrich, and Mrs. Rose Urban, all of II. Harris, S.J., of the Regis faculty conclude the exercises. Denver: two sons, Joe Urban, Ovid, and She is survived by her husband. Jay Jake Urban, Chicago. 111.: 52 grand R. Hanley: three children, Ronald, Jer to all lay staff members read in Father Averill, the retreat- children. and 36 great-grandchildren. ry. and Peggy; her mother. Mrs. Cath part: “ Regis has always been master, fop several years was on ' Requiem High Mass w a s celebrated erine Dooley: a brother. John Dooley; the faculty of Creighton Univer WATCH THIS SPACE April 13 in Annunciation Church. In- nd a sister. Mrs. Gertrude Lampinen. mindful and deeply appreciative : terment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard Mortu Requiem Mass was celebrated April of the considerable contribution sity, Omaha, where his course on ary. 1 in SU Vincent de Paul’s Church. In made by the men and women marriage was popular. Pray for " ; EDWARD A. FRANKE, 76. of 1465 terment Mt. Olivet. Olinger Mortuary. seniors were notified' this week that : S. Steele Street. He is survived by his JOHN R. O’DONNELL Two Regis Coirege they have been awarded full tuition who have associated themselves wife. Lottie A. Franke: a son, LeRoy John Robert O'Donnell, 92, of 1459 scholarships to Marquette University, Milwaukee, which will enable Conversion of Sinners |Franke: a daughter. Marcella Libonati; Emporia Street, Aurora, died April II itwo granddaughters. Patricia Lavon and in hia home. them to complete their studies for M.A. degrees. * Paula Sue Libonati: a grandson, Ray- Born June 21. 1862, in Clifton The two scholars are Jim Kleinchnitz, 23, of 263 S. Clarkson 'mond Libonati: three brothers, and Springs, N.Y., he had lived in Aurora 30fficialsSay Street, Denver, and John J. Murphy, 22, of 2323 Gaylord Street. three sisters. Requiem High Mass was 29 years. He was a retired railroad celebrated April 12 in St. Vincent de brakeman. Kleinchnitz, who has maintained a scholastic average of 3.3 Paul’s Church. Interment Ml. Olivet. He is survived by a sister. Mrs. Fe during his four years at Regis, was awarded his fellowship in Olingcr Mortuary. lix O'Neill. Denver: two nephews, Mi English. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. Kleinchnitz of St. JERRY BREEIS LOUIS O. DOMINGUEZ, 66. formerly chael O'Donnell, Denver, and William Hospitals Taxed of Manassa. He is survived by his S Levtngs, Golden; and two nieces, Francis de Sales’ Parish, and a graduate of St. Joseph’s High School. Florist wife. Elsia Dominguez; a son, Ray Mrs. Hazel Lawers, DcQver, and Mrs. The fellowship pays full tuition for a year at Marquette plus $1,000 mond Dominguez, Henderson; and two Elizabeth Urkins, Wheatridge. daughters, Mary Contrerras. Morenci, Requiem Mass is being celebrated in cash to defray expenses. It is renewable for a second year in 1004 l.Sth Si. Ariz., and Angelina Dominguez. Capu- Thursday, April 14, at 9:30 a.m/ In order to complete the master’s degree work. By Overcrowding lin. Requiem High Mass is being cele Holy Ghost Church. Interment Mt. Oli The other winner, Murphy, was awarded an assistantship in MAin 3-2279 brated Thursday, April 14, at 9 a.m. in vet, Olinger Mortuary. A Denver Post story on St. Cajetan’s Church. Olinger Mortu THOMAS E. KENNEDY history. In addition to his studies, Murphy will teach three hours ary. Thomas £. Kennedy. 46, of 5179 a week, and assist in a research project on the history of the Near the shortage of hospital I EDITH OAKES. 55, of 9600 W. Col Eliot Street, died April 5. East. His award also consists of full tuition, plus $1,000 in cash. fax. Requiem Mass is being celebrated A Denver resident all his life. Mr. facilities in Denver was con- I Thursday', April 14. at 9:30 a.m. in St. Kennedy was born July 27. 1909. He Murphy, a veteran of the Air Force, is the son o f Mrs. Helen firmed this week by officials | Bernadette’s Church. Interment Mt. attended West High School and for 26 Murphy of Loyola Parish. He is a graduate of Regis High School. Capitol Office Olivet. Capitol Mortuary. years worked as an engineer for the of the three Catholic hos Jacques Brothers GRACE G. CHAVEZ, 43. of 1017 Mountain States Telephone and Tele pitals in the city. Bryant Street. She is survived by her graph Co. Supply Co. St. Anthony’s Hospital was Monuments of Distinction husband. Dell Chavez: five daughters. Mr. Kennedy was a member of the Benita, Betty Ann. and Donna Chavez. Aquatic Club and the Telephone Pio at Fashion Event; described as “ very, very much Since 1902 in One Location 1550 Broadway AC. 2'8523 Mrs. Max Medina, and Mrs. Rudolph; neer Club. 500 four sons. Isadore. Dell, and Eugene He is survived by his wife. Ruth: crowded;” Mercy Hospital a.s O ffice SupplicM & Furniture Chavez, a n d Rudolph Walker: two two sisters. Mrs. Margaret H. Wilson. “ operating at 87 per cent' of 28 E. 6th Ave. AL. 5-2019 brothers. John and Gilbert Garcia: three l.akewood. and Miss Mildred P. Ken capacity over a year’s period;” sisters. Mrs. Ernest Jaramlllo, Mrs. Al nedy. Denver: and three brothers, Rob Circles Asked to Report bert Brown, and Mrs. Jim Arbaiigh; ert and John, both of Denver, and and St. Joseph’s as running at and five granuchtldren. Requiem Mass James of Lakewood. “ 96 per cent of capacity most WR.s celebrated April 12 in Sacred Heart Requiem High Mass w'as celebrated (Archbishop’. Guild, Denver) Key of Heaven circle will meet of the time.” jChurch. Interment Mt. Olivet. Trevino April 11 in St. Catherine's Church. In Mortuary. terment Mt. Olivet. Capitol Mortuary. Queen of Heaven April 20 in'the home of Natli A patient load o f no more ANITA B. MONTOYA. 67. 1040 NORMAN JOSEPH. SR. The ways and means commit Molloy. Willi. Averill, S.J. than 85 per cent is considered A. T. THOMSON I Ninth Street. She is survived by her Norman Joseph, Sr.. 81, died April 9 tee of the Archbishop’s Guild has Mother of God Circle ideal. j husband, lx)uis C. Montoya: a son4 Mas in St. Joseph's Hospital. with the Jesuits in 'carrying on announced that more than 500 Eileen Rusell will be the April Sister Lina, administrator of MONUMENT SALE Montoya: four daughters. Mrs. James Born Aug. I. 1873, in T>ebanon. Mr. the educational work at Regis. ' V. Sansburn, Mrs. Paul E. Baker. Mrs. Joseph came to the United States in persons attended the fashion hostess for Mother of God Cir St. Anthony’s, told the Register: We understand that in many We are moving to new location in May Ronald L. Jump, and Mrs. John Camp- 1898. He settled first in Wisconsin show, but a complete financial re cle. “ Since last fall, we’ve had hell: a brother, Adolfo Blea; a sister, and moved to Walsenburg in 1900. instances the co-operation costs Mrs. Macedon Montoya: and 15 grand- port cannot be made until all cir Florence Abel will be the host nothing but trouble in finding Mr. Joseph established the Table you much sacrifice. We have al BIG SAVINGS NOW I children. Requiem Mass was celebrated Queen Bakery there in 1925. He was cles have returned the forms sent ess for St. Patrick’s Circle April room for our patients. I don’t April 11 in St. Cajetan's Church. In active in Walsenburg civic affairs for ways tried, within our means, to them. Mary Alice Casey, chair 14 because of the illness of Pat know how many we’ve had to terment Mt. Olivet. Trevino Mortuary. man/, years, and served as a city coun compensate you as best we can. On large stock of Monuments CLAUDIO SENA. €9, of 3812 Nava cilman. man, has asked that these forms Kennedy. turn away.” Month of April jo. He is survived by his wife, Clor- He was a member of the Knights of be returned to her by April 25, Ben Ipsen, husband of Jose Unique Petition Because of the unusually high inda Sena; five sons. Martin. Tony. Columbus, the Elks, and the Chamber number of births, she said, priv Milo, Eddie, and Joe Sena: three sis of Commerce. together with all outstanding phine Ipsen o f St. Ann’s Circle, "However, we are in a unique BUY NOW FOR MEMORIAL DAY ters. Mrs. Junto Urwin, Mrs. Juan San- He is survived by his wife. Malvina; money. She does not need the is in Mercy Hospital because of a position to offer you a religious ate rooms are no longer main 'doval, and Mrs. Oliver Mayhan: a five sons. Dr. Norman Joseph. Jr., an unused tickets. heart ailment. experience through a day of tained in the maternity section. 600 Sherman Si. TA .5-8018 I brother. Agustin Sena: three sisters, intern at St. Joseph's Hospital; and {Mrs. Daniel Suazo. Mrs. Roy Higgins, Joe. Michael James, and Edward Jo Precious Blood Circle will have Holy Family Circle will have a recollection, and I am happy to In March there were 178 births, and Mrs. Joe Rudolph; 82 grandchil seph. all of Walsenburg: and two its next meeting in the home of potluck luncheon April 20 in now invite you and your wife compared to an average of 150, dren, and one great-grandchild. Re^ daughters, Mrs. George Ferris and Mrs. (or husband) to what we hope Sister Lina said. quiem Mass was celebrated April 13 in Rudy Panion. Walsenburg. Ida Garbella April 16. the home of Margaret Davidson. Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. Inter Requiem Mass was celebrated April Ethel Pinkerton will entertain Our Lady of Perpetual Help will be the first of many annual Rated Capacity ment Mt. Olivet. Trevino Mortuary, x. 13 in St. Mary’s Church. Walsenburg. Our Lady of Grace Circle April Circle will meet April 19 in the days of recollection.” The rated capacity of the hos ELEUTERIO GARCIA, 74. of 3332U BENJAMIN F. YANKER home of Helen Pughes, 4701 The Student Council o f the pital is 215 beds, plus 35 bassi Walnut Street. He is survived by his Benjamin F. Yanker, 71, died April 20. wife, Luz Garcia: nine sons. Leo. Ed- II in St.. Francis' Hospital, Colorado Ida Mae Haas of. Our Lady of Perry Street. college, together with some of nets. But by doubling up— put T H E ONLY COAST TO COAST CARRIER! Manuel. Joseph, George. Floyd, Springs, after a short illness. the Sacred Heart Circle has gone ting more than one patient in a Marshal). Faul. and Henry Garcia: three Born Oct. 11. 1883. in Marshall. private room— the hospital has daughters. Mtk. Frajik Lopez, Mra. Wis., he was roared an
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1 I r i i r d Thursday, April 14, 1955 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 PAGE THIRTEEN America’s Colt of Leisure TRANGE BUT TRUp Wasted Hours Could Change World Littie-Known Facts for Catholics L h REGISTORIALS SBy M. 1. MURRAY Copyrisht, 1953, N.C.W.C. Servic* By Rev. John B. Ebel in the efficacy of prayer. We guishing mark of the follower "Alas for the rarity of Chris know, as the theologians tell of Christ. We have the secrets tian charity," the poet Thomas us, that every prayer is infal of eternal life; why are we O kfi‘gr an d m a s t e r Food (1798-18i5) once wrote. libly heard and answered by not doing everything in our Judgment from Principle Jiiiitified by Event Si. James h a s told us that God— spiritually if not ma power to share them? Others £r SERVANT OF TOE ft>OR ’faith without works is dead" terially. Then why do so many work to bring destruction, of JESUS CHRIST" (it, 26) and that we must be pass the very doors of our hate, oppression, and suffer o f the 9oo 'jeqr "doers of the word, and not churches day after day with ing into the world. Should we old SoVerfiign and Catholic Predictions 10 Years Ago hearers only, deceiving your out stopping for a few min not be working twice as hard, M ilitary Order of selves” (22). But compare this utes o f prayer with Our Lord for we have the strength and St John. oF By Paul H. Hallett with the cynical comment of in the Blessed Sacrament? help o f Christ’s grace, to Jerusalem,, Rhodes would then be liquidated. The puppets will then George Bernard Shaw (1856- There are millions of fel bring peace, freedom, truth, and M alta., must LOOKING BACK over the files o f the Na ask respectful permission for entrance into the 1953) that in his experience low Christians throughout the andI'ha nappiness ■ to every human ■ be of noble Lineage tional Edition of this paper of 10 years ago, I was Soviet Union." Christians seem to want some world driven to the very end being? and a professed. struck by the accuracy with which the course o f Although Poland is nominally independent, thing for nothing. of what the human spirit can It has been asserted more bear by persecution _ and suf Kniahi: in Solemn events in the ensuing years was foretold. This is it is in effect a Soviet province today. Even the THERE HAS ALWAYS than once, and very strongly Vows. BEEN A GUL£,between theory fering for their faith. Why by such as Dr. Sorkin, that especially noteworthy in view of the defense so Lublin puppets were liquidated, and Poland has not include them in our With Ca r d in a l s a s a paihce and practice, between belief America may destroy itself by OF THE CHURCH. frequently made for the disastrous agreements long been run by Marshal Rokossovsky of the and action, but it seems hardly prayers .every day, if not in the orgy of sex madness into church, then in our homes? signed at the end of the war— that they could Red Army. necessary that th? breach which it seems to be plunging. rtCt TtfdE should be as wide as it is to The world, and even our But we feel that of equal not have had the benefit of "hindsight." IMMEDIATELY after the news of Yalta, day. We have to admit a cer rich and prosperous land, is danger with the cult of sex is A CHURCH Those who did predict dire consequences as Thomas Woodlock, who died that same year, tain specious strength to the filled with need— spiritual and the cult o f leisure— or, bluntly, a result of compliance with Red demands op predicted an armistice, "which may last a fairly objection of non-Catholics: material— in our day. Yet the laziness and^indifference. If . societies of the Church which Poland did not claim the gift of prophecy, but long time, possibly even a decade or even two." “ If you really believe as you NO ONE COULD SAY that simply made their predictions on the basis of say you do, why don’t your have been formed to relieve there is more holiness, more m The newi of the bombing of Hiroshima and these needs cry in vain for actions bear you out?” “Why zeal for the Church, more ac fA T H E a what ordinarily happens when men without Nagasaki in August was greeted by moral the don’t your actions match your members to do the work. How tivity in works o f Catholic SVV/EETER. principle arc allowed to take over the reins of ologians generally by the flat declaration that many belong to the Legion of beliefs?” Action with the present 40- MALONE government. such obliteration bombing was unjustifiable for We believe, for example, in Mary, the spiritual shock hour week or less, than in our RAH THE MONTHS BEFORE the Yalta conference. the real presence o f Jesus troops of the Church, or to fathers’ time of the 10 and NATIONAL any good. This was, for example, the opinion of Christ in the Eucharist; we the St. Vincent de Paul Soci 12-hour day. How much of the COLONS Catholic voices pointed out the folly of making Father Francis Connell, CSS.R., and it has not ATOP , ' believe that Calvary is re-en ety, which tries to bring extra leisure time is being concessions to Stalin. On Aug. 4, 1944, the changed since the development of the vastly Christ’s solace and aid to the SS.PCTCR6-PRULS, acted in an unbloody manner spent in prayer, in reading BROOKLYN. Scotch Hierarchy warned against the Soviet- more destructive hydrogen bomb. on our altars at Mass. Then, needy in material as well as about or studying the faith, in why are not our churches jam spiritual goods? works of Christian charity and Ji/fichelele Noire sponsored Lublin government, which the Yalta THESE MEN did not deplore the use of the med with worshipers, not only RLLED WITH ZEAL and Catholic Action? No one will Bcune fnoiTRADAMas) agreement made the nucleus of a new Polish bomb because of the bad effect that it would on Sundays, but every day of energy, thousands are work ever win heaven by watching ISOS-IS66, (amous government, in disregard of the London Polish ing, tirelessly and ceaselessly, have on the Asiatic nations, although now we the week? Why. do so many a TV set, or gain points for trench AStrxohger. government-in-exile, which alone could be con know that it was unwise from that standpoint come to Mass without ap for the downfall of the Church salvation by looking at picture WAS BURIED UPRIGHT, BEGUN IN 1377 was m o for proaching the sacred banquet and Christian freedom. Can magazines. in Salon Church, so entirelv 0v the citizens sidered the legitimate government of Poland. alone. They objected to it because it was wrong table of grace in Communion? we match them? Yet zeal, as ihjCit nobody could. THEMSELVES AuO COULD Til is declaration was sent to every member in itself. The fact that the bombing proved charity, should be a distin- And I am not speaking now treaJ unon his inmdins ■ IT' 'Ac c o m m o d a t e tw ice a s m a n y WE BELIEVE, LIKEWISE, of mothers of families, with treOA. upon jys l^nyum peo p le a s twen l iv e d t o e r e . J of the House of Commons, and of those who re politically disastrous is only another indication perhaps three or four small plied (one-third) the majority shared the Scotch that what is morally right, even though it seems children. God knows they are That Dreadful Day: April 15 Bishops’ concern. The Denver Catholic Register doing more than their share to follow the more difficult course, in the end President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. and are working out a high IN APRIL, 1945, Prof. Oscar Halecki, Pol proves to be politically prudent. Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Jour.D., LittH.* LL.D. place in heaven, filling as Tax Bites Man ish diplomat and professor at Fordham, declared When we look at things sub specie a'eterni- Managing Director___Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. they are the place of Our Lord of Poland; "Any government created there tatis, under the aspect of eternal moral prin Executive Editor...... Rev. John B Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. in the rearing and education By C. J. Z e c h a country that is free and sup would be led by a group of traitors, with two ciples, we generally do riot need the benefits of Associate Editors— Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.D.; Rev. of their children. They know "Income tax is almost due ported by the people. .\ tax Daniel Flaherty, M.A.; Linus Riordan, Ph.D.; Paul Hallett, little of leisure, for no union And this makes me today law is just if it is required by or three decent men for cover. Tliese decent men hindsight. Litt.D.; Jack Heher, B.A., Litt.D.; Frank Morriss, B.S., LL.B., has yet been formed that can An honest charter member of the common weal We know Litt.M.; Ray Hutchinson, M.A.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F.A. win a 40-hour week from a I.O.U.S.A:'— Anon. such a law is required, and IVo Ca.ste Sy.stcni in the Priesthood family of small children. INCOME TAX TIME is we also recognize the need of Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. national defense in these hec Thii P»p«r Printed Entirely by Union Lnbor BUT CONSIDER the aver here. There are no “ ifs” or age worker today. Ordinarily “ huts” about the matter. tic times. Even Scripture The Negro's Place in God's House the breadwinner comes home, Those forms and checks bet points up the adpionition: Published Weekly by ter be in the mail with the "Render to all their due, trib eats dinner, and has a full By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen . conclusion, as it should be. clesiastical calling in either of evening before him. How often April 15 postmark. That I.O.U. ute to whom tribute is due, THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) "THERE IS NO reason why But Negro youth themselves two hooks l).v Jesuit Father it is spent in watching TV, or in the rhyme above lasts only taxes to whom taxes are due” 938 Bannock Street, 1 young Colored people should must be made more fu)Iy Albert S. Foley. The first, fli flipping the pages of a pic- until the day that tax is due. (Rom. xiii, 7). As fortunate consider themselves excluded aware of it. entitled Bishop Healy: Be Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 P.O. Box 1620 • ture magazine (it is often too The tax bleats and groan- citizens we find this worth . pondering. from the priesthood and re DIVINE VOCATIONS are loved Outcast, tells the factual much effort to read the cap ings have been at their peak story of America’s first tions). And finally mother the past few months, but after ALTHOUGH THERE IS ligious life.” certainly not restricted to Subscription: Negro Bishop— a man who was tells one of the older children much joking about taxes, I be This statement of Arch souls in white bodies, any April 15 normalcy is expected born in slavery in 1830 and was $1.50 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. to “ wake Daddy up and tell lieve it is less disturbing to bishop Richard J. Cushing of more than is sanctifying to reign again and those in eventually elevated to the $2.00 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. him it is time to go to bed.” fernal taxes can be forgotten dream about them, as Franklin Boston, published as the grace. P. Adams tells us: “ Last night "Talking Point” feature of a The total absence of a color high dignity of successor to Canada, $2.75 a year per subscription. Now everyone needs and is for another year. the Apostles. JUST TO GET this mat I had a dream. The envelope local daily, contains a fact line in the Catholic Church Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.50 a year. entitled to a certain amount of FATHER FOLEY’S later ter of taxes straight, 1 de containing my income tax that is not repeated or is seen in the fact that today leisure and recreation. Health, offering, God’s Men of Color, cided to check into the prob check was returned, with a no stressed often enough in there are more than 100 Bish Thursdoy, April 14, 1955 proper work, and disposition shows advances made by the •12 lem. After wrestling with the tation, ‘Not known here. Left Catholic circles. The non ops of other races than the would do ill without it. But Negro priesthood in America long tax form with pencil, pad, no address’.” exclusion of Negroes from ec White race. All the Hier there is a limit. Man was put since 1854. It is a saga of and aspirin, I gave up for What a dream! clesiastical life is a foregone archy of Japan and more than OFFlCIALi ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER in this life to work, and the proved virtue and its accept the shorter one. Like others, half of that of India are na time for sleep comes later, as ance by the religious element The Denver Catholic Rogister merits our cordial approval. however, I do want to be pre Not in Thi.s Day, It Secm.s tive. There are 12 Negro the Scripture says. of society. We confirm it as the official publication of the archdiocese. pared for next year, and .so I Bishops, and the College of Whatever appears in its columns over the signature of the Or “ Man is born to labor as Cardinals has a native Indian There is not a word in the bird to fly,” it has been started to read a hefty com dinary or those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared pendium entitled Tares, a and a native Chinese. And canon law— the Church’s of .said. And St. Paul warns us Customer Always Right? ficial 2,414 precepts of gov official. Simple Unda'standing for the history shows a Black Bishop that we must “ work out” our ernance— that mentions color We hope The Register will be read in every home of the Uninformed. By Charles B. Cobb in the Congo in the 1500s. "salvation with fear and trem mechanic. I left the car for an or race as an impediment to archdiocese. The beginning of the pref (Hallett, What Is Catholicity). bling” (II Phillippians ii, 12). WHY IS IT THAT AT oil change, returned, and ecclesiastical dignity. Any We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a t^^te “ Whatsoever thy hand is able ace read: “ The whole matter TIMES the person who is buy started to leave the garage. AN INTERESTING story In the children of the archdiocese for the reading of The is admittedly obscure.” I al ad rem is toid concerning the such discrimination would be to do, do it earnestly” (Ec ing cannot get what he wants? By a stroke of luck, I glanced a betrayal of ChrLst’s teach most bawled. father of the magnificent Register. _ clesiastes ix, 10). Take for example the barber at the oil gauge and found the ing of the spiritual equality • URBAN J. VEHR, I READ ON, however, and needle resting on “ zero.” The Mother Katharine Drexel, con- THERE IS SUCK a tremen shop, k went to ^et a haircut of men. Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver did learn a few things: First, crankcase was bone dry. This yert-nun who died in the East dous amount of time being the other day, which at $1.25 a SEVERAL RELIGIOUS there are tremendous penal should have brought at least in the past month. The gentle wasted that could be turned sitting is not a habit, and sim communities have long since ties attached to tax evasion. an apology, but instead came man. a non-Catholic, dropped to eternal benefit— time that ply asked the barber for a discovered the great need for FORTY HOURS' DEVOTION Second, taxes are collected a feeble excuse of forgetful in at a New England Cathe could be spent in a visit to the trim. You know what hap the development of Colored Archdiocese of Denver with cold efficiency. pened? No sooner had 1 sat ness. • dral fortuitously to see a Blessed Sacrament, frequent I CLOSED THE book; I had vocations to Church work. down than the clippers started NOW FOR THE OTHER Solemn Pontifical .Mass in WEEK OF APRIL 17, LOW SUNDAY attendance at Mass and recep had enough. The multiplicity This writer was fortunate buzzing and half my hair, SIDE of the matter. Try miss process. The celebrant and Colorado Springs, Sacred Heart Church tion of Communion, study of and complexity of tax law re enough to pay a visit one which i cannot afford just to ing a mortgage payment to the ^ i s ministers had just fin the eternal truths that make called a point I had almost summer to a seminary for .Ne Peetz, Sacred Heart Church throw away, was scattered on bank or sit back with a care ished distributing Holy Com life worth living, participation overlooked. Every person groes in .Mississippi— St. Au the floor of the shop. munion, and were mounting in works of charity and Cath- pays taxes, at least hidden free air and let the bills ride gustine’s Seminary operated Wiien the "butcher” was in the altar steps to return the . olic Action. It is a tremendous ones. A package of cigarettes for several months and see at Bay St. Louis by the Divine formed that I had asked for Eucharist to the tabernade. waste of precious hours that that costs eight cents to pro what happens. The bank and Word Fathers. (Hadio am t J it <£joi}- just a trim, his feelings were • But the master of ceremon could be changing and saving duce and market could be the creditors will be down The seminary rector at that the world. hurt. He knew his business. I your neck for the money or ies noticed an old Negro time, a boyhood chum of the KFEL-TV KBTV profitably sold for 10 or 11 had never gone to barber’s woman approach the Com Even in enjoyment, a ra cents. Wlien the smoker pays else hauling away the family writer’s brother, was full of Channel 2 Channel 9 college, and what right had I munion rail late, to receive. tioning of leisure would be 20 cents for them, he is pay car and that new wall-to-wall praise for the integrity and THE CHRISTOPHERS— Dra ‘TREASURE CHEST OF to tell him how to cut hair? • The Bishop and his ministers KNOWLEDGE” — Satur profitable, for the keene.st ing taxes. ca^eting. piety of his Colored charges? matic program of Rev. pleasure is found in moments The man with money to were informed of the late days, 6:15 p.m. Educational On account of income taxes, A FRIEND OF MINE hates lie was particularly fond of James , Keller, M.M., with snatched from a busy round of spend is very much in demand comer’s presence, and they re program of Regis College, sales taxes, luxury taxes, cor mayonnaise. One day on his their spontaneous grasp of Hollywood start— Sundays, profitable duties. The sense of as he is the seller’s livelihood. traced their steps to give her Denver. poration taxes, surplus profit lunch hour he went to a Church sentiment as displayed 2:30-3 p.m. April 10, "Pub enjoyment, as everything else, strictly Class D hamburger It seems to me that in this day Holy Communion. in her liturgy. KOA-TV taxes, and social security lishing It a Field of Influ can become jaded through taxes, there are few money stand and ordered a ham sand and age i^uth so many people FRANCIS ANTHONY WHEREVER THERE are ence.” Channel 4 overuse o f leisure. transactions that do not con wich without mayonnaise. The selling so many things, the DREXEL was convinced. souls to be saved, the Church BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN MASS from St. Monica’s Ca tain a hidden tax payment. very first thing the w’aitress money - grabbing man who Any Church that was so free needs personnel to administer thedral, Cincinnati, Easter short changes you on service — "Life Is Worth Living” I The Gospels do not ^tell us WHO THOUGHT tax wor did was slap the stuff on the of discrimination must be the her saving rites. And she Sunday, 9 a.m. and courtesy had better watch Church. — Tuesdays, 7:30-8 p.m. I that Our Lord said: “ I will send ries were over after .April 15? bread an inch thick. Do you makes no distinction between KOA, Denver KFSC, Denver I you the Holy Spirit to teach you Yet, after all is said and know what her reply was when out or that "money will wind Negro youth may find in New York and Africa, Holly SACRED HEART PROGRAM ? the course of the sun afid the done, it is really not so bad, he told her about it? “ Aw, go up in his competitor’s pocket. spiration for a possible ec wood and the Deep South. CATHOLIC HOUR— Sunday. — Monday through Satur 1 moon;” we should therefore en- Down deep I believe that, al on and eat it. It’s good for The Angel May Speak Bat Once 12 noon to 12:30. day, 8:43 a.m.; Sundays, I deavor to become Christians and though sometimes we are not you!” And she took his 35 ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, 7:15 a.m. I not astronomers. — St. Augus- aware of it, we are really cents with greedy hand. 10:45 p.m. KIMN, Denver I tine. grateful that we live in a AND NOW FOR.THE auto KBOL, Boulder SACRED HEART PROGRAM The Sped Arrow, Neglected Opportunity SACRED HEART PROGRAM — Sunday, 7 a.m. By Patricia McKanna “ Yes,” said George. If the GEORGE WAS A LITTLE AVE MARIA HOUR— Sun — Monday through Satur GEORGE WAS WALKING Man had said that He was go LATE for dinner as it hap day, 6:45 a.m. days, 9 a.m. along E. 12th Avenue in ing to the North Pole George FAMILY THEATER program Denver one spring day when would have answered in the pened, but when he.explained KFKA, Greeley of Father Patrick Peyton, he saw a very odd sight indeed same way. He was at the hero- what had kept him his father AVE MARIA HOUR— Sun C.S.C. — Saturday, 5:30 for a quiet street in that city. worshiping age, and he had and mother did not make a day, 12:30 p.m. p.m. He saw a Man, dressed in what found a leader. For him there fuss. They understood that looked to George rather like the never would be anyone else some things were more im (Drop a postcard to these stations, telling them Roman toga he had worn in the quite the same. portant than dinner. George { did not even want to sit down you appreciate these programs.) eighth grade production of They started out again, and Julius Caesar, wearing a crown and eat. “ He’s waiting for me,” ;«>Wlliniirj|Wir.mai««iramxiit.;iiim..—Tina...... I.... :'ii i::r!::n:iiii.:nu*.5s;:i the heavy cross was every bit he explained. of thorns on His head, and as awkward to carry. George “ Now wait a minute,’ young dragging along with some dif privately thought that they man,” said his father with a ficulty a heavy wooden cross. would make much better time “ Hello, George,” said the without it, and as if He were laugh. “ I guess a decision as important as this can wait un Man. reading George’s mind the Hear til after dinner.” “ Hello, Lord,” said George, Man explained, “ We can’t get for he was a well-brought-up into China without it.” George had to admit that y c t l t | boy— in the ninth grade at St. going to China was a pretty The next time the Man Francis de Sales’ , in fact— and important thing to decide on A S K and LEARN stopped they were at the gate he knew exactly to whom he before dinner, but he had a of St. Thomas' Seminary. was talking. poor appetite for that meal. A CHECKING ACCOUNT ot American * t ’ “ We can’t go straight to Somehow George found After dinner his father and China,” th e' Man said. “ We himself walking along beside mother told him how happy have to stop here first Will KOA National Bank is the easy way to pay all the Man, and in a minute he they were that the Man had said politely, “ Could I give you stop here with Me while asked him to go the China with we get ready?” your bills...and to keep accurate account You a lift with that?” He in Him, and they were perfectly 10:45 dicated the heavy cross, which willing for him to go. “YES," SAID GEORGE. If of family expenses. • was iildeed giving the Man a “ But not quite yet,” said El'ERY SVyOAY EVENING they had stopped in front of good deal of trouble. his father. “ For one thing, the state penitentiary he would / Open your Checking Account at THE MAN SMILED, and you are still too young to Qucftions on religion submitted by the radio George felt warmed, as if the have answered the same way, make up your mind. And for for he was at the hero-wor audience answered on the archdiocesan broad AMERICAN NATIONAL where you also get sun had suddenly come from another, if you wait a few behind a cloud and started to shiping age and he had just years you will be much cast. found his leader. the complete and convenient banking serv- * shine just for him. “ I could use •stronger and you will know Booklet on Catholic Church available free of a little help,” He said. _ Then he remembered that more, and you will be more of cost to all inquirers. ices of this sound, progressive bonk. George picked up the end his mother was exp;ecting him a help to Him on the way— if of the cross. It was heavier home for dinner, and since he you still want to go.” WRITE TO than he had expected, and at was a well-brought-up boy he “BUT HE’S WAITNG for ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA first he stumbled a bit. But was almost always on time for me,” said George, and he had he found that if he watched meals. Denver 2, Colorado BANK WHERE YOU tears in his voice; it made his CAN PARK NEXT DOOR the feet, of the Man ahead o f ' “Would You excuse me father realize how young he him and followed directly in while I go home and tell my was— far too young to make a His footsteps he got along bet M A in 3-5314 mother?” he asked. “ I’ll be big decision by himself. ter. The cross did not get any back in a jiffy .” lighter as they went along, but And so they decided to wait. “ Of course, George,” said George felt, ridiculously, as if until morning, and in the the Man. George was just be he himself were getting morning George agreed to wait ginning to think that He F. J. KIRCHHOF stronger, to match the weight until he had finished high looked sad when He smiled he was carrying. school, and maybe a year of again, and again it was as if “ Let’s take a break, George,” college. the sun had come out to warm said the Man after a while, As it turned out, George’s him alone. Construction Co. and they sat down by the edge father was right, and George of the road. George dashed o ff as fast never did go to China. He THE m e r i c a n a h o n a l BANK “ Where are you going. as he could go, just looking never even got started in that BUILDERS A N Lord?" said George after they around once to call out, ‘T il direction. Once he drove past had rested a while. be right back.” the gate of St. Thomas’ Semi of Dtnvtr • 17lh and lawrtnet We Appreciate Your Patronage “ I’M ON MY W AY to The Man stood watching nary, where he had left the MEMSERi FEOEtAl DEPOSIT INSUkANCE CORPOtATION China,” the Man said, “ and as him out of sight, the heavy Man with the heavy cross, but O p in till 4 p.m. M ondoyi it happens I need some help. wooden cross pressing on His He was gone. George never 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. Would you like to go?” shoulder. did see Him but that one time.
' I * PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 Thursday, April 14, 1955 Four Games Open Prep Baseball League April 17
High Spirited and Rested Enthusiasm High for Eight Teams Play Ball! Second Win of the Season S p r T i L Sought by Regis Rangers Who Will Make Thrilling Bow S c A a m h k i ,
The Regis College baseball the first game being played at By Mary Culliton Fifth and Federal, and the sec team, rested and high spirited The Denver Parochial League baseball season for 1955 will open Sunday, April 17, Spring football practice got after a 12-day layoff, will go ond at Lowry. Flanagan can with four games- scheduled. At City Park the Cathedral Blue Jays will take on An choose between veterans Joe underway at Marquette Univer after their second win o f the sity in Milwaukee. Coach Frosty year Thursday, April 14, at 3 Lardino, Bill Ahlin, and Pete De nunciation’s Cardinals at 1 p.m. and Regis will oppose Mt. Carmel at 3 o’clock. At the Ferzacca reported that 100 var p. m., against the powerful Uni Longchamps for the starting 5th and Federal field action will be seen between St. Francis’ Gremlins and Mullen sity candidates turned out for versity of Colorado Buffalos in hurling assignments in the Back to Business High at 1 p.m. and St. Joseph’s Bulldogs and Holy Family at 3. the off-season workouts. “ We’ll Boulder. Coach John Flanagan games. The weatherman continued to Favorites this year are Cathedral, Regis, Four regulars will be back on the Mt. Carmel carry out an intensive program expects to send on e-of his ace o f revamping our offense,” said righthanders, probably Johnny harass the Rangers the past and St. Joseph’s, who ended in a three-way tie Eagles’ roster. Coach Chuck DiManna has an week, as practice was again in the 1954 season, but promising material among nounced. John Ezit, righthanded hurler, has been Ferzacca. Biggest- problem for Vince Boryla Ends Career "The Rebel" Gatens, ■ against the Warriors will be the tackle the undefeated Buffs. forced indoor#. The stickmen, the other clubs could change matters and prove hampered by a bad knee and will be helped by who had very little practice go a different title winner for 1955. The Blue Jays Frank Falsetta and Anthony Bernetti. and guard posts where veterans Meet Golden are available, but reserve ing into the Denver U. series, amassed three straight league wins with their Ben Rizzuto, veteran catcher, will be one of Friday, April 15, the North- strength is considered weak. As Denver Bankers' Coach racked up a total of 15 runs in 1954 victory. th^ tops in the league and two outstanding hit siders journey to Golden to face Tom Courtney, Fordham two games. Since that time, the ' ^ Cathedral Prospect! ters, Bob Piccola and Tom Parisi, are back again. the Colorado Mine’s Orediggers, University's fine middle dis Vince Boryla marked the con days, Boryla hails from Chicago. batmen have found their oppor Parisi will be at first base and Piccola returns in a postponed game at 2 :S0 p.m. The outlook this season shows the chances tance man, is grooming him clusion of a coaching career of Gaining his first court fame at tunities for practice few and far for an equally close contest are high. Coach Cobe to third. Dick Lucci from Holy Family will be a single season with the Central Notre Dame in 1944 and 1945, Lowry Field will furnish the between and it is hoped that they self for the Jones of Cathedral, with a promising but inex shortstop and either Frankie Capalungo or Allen 1956 O 1 y m- Bankers. Although his contract he started a stellar record by Rangers with opposition on Sat can continue to pull o ff “ modern Andersen will serve at the keystone sack. urday and Sunday afternoons. perienced club, will be out to make it a fourth- pics. Last year , had a full year to nin, B o^la shattering all scoring marks miracles.” John Rossi is scheduled for left field and in-a-row victory. Joe Catalina, Courtney won>. turned in his resignation April ■9. there. Entering the service he The infield will be about the San Villano at center. Duane Bollig, Dick Semo, righthander, will be chief all his races He said he would devote his twice made the AAU All-Ameri same that faced the Pioneers and Ambrose Trujillo are in the running for hurler for the team for the sec at 888 yards time to personal business enter can team with the Denver Nug with Paul Devlin, Bob Buhler, ^IV ond straight year and will be right field and Mike Capra and Jim Phillips may and 1,000| prises. At the present time Boryla gets while at Lowry Field. and Bob Riley permanent fix assisted on the mound by Bob also be found patroling the outer gardens. is in partnership with Harry Borylk also gained a berth on tures at first, short, and third, yards. He also Swift, southpaw, and Mickey Mullen Improved Roberts in the ownership of the the 1948 Olympic squad. In 1949 respectively. Jack Connors, Bay set a n e w O’Donnell, Dick Carbrey, Jerry js Kenny Rozmiarek appears to be the left- Century Music Co. and in the he entered Denver University to Nass, and Jim PacellO, all of 1,000 yard in- Isenhart, and John Kotowski. handed pitcher from which the Mullen Mustangs manipulation of real estate. He again make All-American. In whom saw action in the opening do o r record Ronnie Telk, a .450 hitter will get good support. Glen Sliger starts his first also expressed continued interest 1950 he gave up a year of col series will most probably be at Madison last year for the Blue Jays, year with Mullen as coach and a hard training in the All-American Summer Day lege eligibility to sign with the called On again. Square Gar will cover third base. Ken period has been undergone that should bring den, New Camp of which he is owner- professional Knickerbockers. In Experience Counted On Cabbie, another 1954 standout good results this season from a club that had York, with 2:10.9, and a new director. The camp is entering its the professional ranks for five The all-Colorado outfield of will move from second to short many bumps last year. flat floor record of 1:52.7 in third year with the purpose of years, Boryla gained some coach Buser, Leahy, Dines, Bruno, and stop. Freshman George Fala- Butch Mulholland, a bril the Invitational Pioneer Club aiding youth in the fundamentals ing experience as acting coach Rossi has had little practice in Joe Catalina liant carryover from 1954, will of sportsmanship on a camp level. for the Knicks. During his '54 the past week, but their experi grady will play center field and Tourney with 880. fill the center slot and a versa season he was hampered by a knee ence and hustle will. Ranger Phil Madonna, Mike Homyak, and Herman Irvin John “ Honey” Russell, basket Boryla states that it is not his tile athlete, Frank. Weith, has injury. fans are hoping, make up for it will handle the other outfield posts. Catching will ball coach at Seton Hall Univer desire for business that prompted be shared by Don Shaputis and Dave Fanganello, assumed the shortstop position. Rookies Danny Porecco and sity, was named president of the the move. Basic differences in Succeeding Larry Vamell, he Bob Hart will do the catching Joe Bischoff will handle most of sophomores. newly formed Metropolitan Col policy in the handling of the coached the Bankers to a third with A1 Rendon as standby. the catching chores, but the ex With several experienced players back this legiate Basketball Coaches A.s- Bankers stimulated Boryla to place tie in the NIBL. The team Mullen, quite famously perienced hands of Capt. Bob year, the Regis Red Raiders look like a real sociation. Ken Norton, Manhat hand in his resignation “ for the lost in the first round of the Na known as a “ surprise baby” m Buhler may come to their aid, threat. Coach Lou Kellogg will have a strong tan College coach, was named benefit of all parties concerned.” tional AAU tournament to the many athletic events, may show if needed. pitching staff with Mike O’ Meara, Jim Hersh vice president, and Jim McDer A young man of 28, Boryla is Quantico Marines. So far this year, Regis has berger, Bill Whelan, and Pat Riley, all right off an entirely different club mott, director of athletics at one of the most renowned per Boryla lives in St. Vincent de played two games, winning the handers. this year under Sliger's mentor Iona College was chosen secre sonages of the cage world in the Paul Parish with his wife, season’s opener from Denver Jim San Filippo, who served ship. Others who will make a tary-treasurer. The association Denver area. A six-foot, five-inch Catherine, and two children, Mike behind the plate and in the out strong showing on the Mustang which embraces 26 schools, has University, 11-5, and losing to Butch MutbolUnd hook-shot expert in his player and Karen. roster this season are Bob San them the following day. field last year and batted a been formed for the purpose 'o f .304, will be full-time catcher chez, Mike Myers, Bob Goetz, Larry Segenberger, unifying ideas in basketball. this season. Second baseman Phil Brainard, Dave Garvin, Jerry Deignan, Dick 26 YEARS - ST. DOMINIC’S PARISH Purcell, Henry Alire, and Pete Gallegos. “ Lou Gehrig’s Greatest from two years ago, Bob Sar- Day” will be dramatized on ^ B A R R Y Lo retto , Pa., Cage coni, will be back again this Gremlin. Show Promi.e the television show, “You Arc year. Ray Schneringer and Ray Coach Wendy Strohauer of St. Francis’ ex There,” May 1. The late Yan JOHN C REILLY ^ For Team to Montana Van Overschelde will vie for pects his team to be a top contender this year kee .tar will be pictured in (JACK) shortstop position and Bob with the Gremlins making a promising showing newsreel clips, with the late St. Francis’ College of Loretto, Thrasher and Bob Lombardi ^ in practice games. Grantland Rice providing the Election Commissioner Complete Insurance Service will battle for third. Don Jim Pacheco, Norm Silva, and Freshman John commentary. Pa, fourth-place winner in the Luzio will be the first sa ck e rf,^ Yedo will be on the hill with John Bagan catch Associated IFith 1955 National Baiketball Tour and Jim Kelly and Bill Mangus ing. Bagan was No. 2 backstop a year ago. He A new batboy for the Chicago Jim San Filippo White Sox is seventh grader nament, will meet Montana State are slated as infield reserves. will have George Claypool assisting. BRAINERD & SANBORN Univertity, M i * • o u I a, Mont., The outfield w-ill be made up of Gene Petrone, At the initial sack again will be Chuck Leon Peter Hanaen of St. Joseph’s Vince Mangus, and Pat Thorpe, with Ronnie School in suburban Homewood, Jan. 25, 1956. The game waa an ard and Andy Dickson, who was at third last Member of Carlson and .-M Frei also possibilities. year, has been moved to second. Frank Zook 111. He was judged the winner SSBSEEEB INC. nounced by Montana State Uni- in a contest to determine the Mother of God Parish The outcome of Coach Bob Burns' St. Jo will cover third and Dennis Stebenne, at second Univartity Bldg. Denver KE. 4-2233 veriity official!. They laid the seph's Bulldogs will depend a great deal on three last year, will have to fight it out with Don batboy for the White Sox in the Pol. Adv. St. Francii team will stop off in fairly inexperienced pitchers, Sophomore Don Pfannenstiel and Freshman Tom Camel for short. city series with the Cubs. The contest was based on letters list Miiioula on iti way to play Gon- Hanak, Freshman Mickey Ryan, and Rich Muniz. Bob Connolly may see some play at first base. Vic Lovato will be at first base with Frank In the outfield Joe Ryan, Lou Nelan, and ing the entrants’ reasons for zaga Univeriity in Spokane. Knafelc at second. Bob Cordova shortstop, and Tom Pepin are scheduled but Pfannenstiel and wanting the job. Rich Carberry at third. Moundsmen Pacheco and Silva might be used Joe Medwick, Jr., son of the The outfield will have two regulars, Fred Ryan may be seen as a third sacker. former major league outfielder, Vigil and Paul Apodaca and either Johnny Le- Coach Marty Martelli’s Holy Family Tigers singled and scored the only run fevre, 'Tom Moran, or any one of the three have many holdovers from the '54 season. Father when Charainade High School of pitchers filling the other post. Vigil was the Edward Madden, Tigers’ athletic director, will St Louis tied Cath^ral, 1 to 1, team’s leading hitter last year with .320 average. not commit himself about this season’s prospects in a Catholic league game at Receiving will be Rich Petras, last year an but looks with a favorable eye to Martelli’s ability Belleville, 111. Young M ^wick, a outfielder, with Tony Capozzola in reserve. Dan and to a much-improved Tiger team. junior, is shortstop on the team Doran and Pat Gabbie may see action in the It may well be a “ better than expected” which won the Catholic league infield. year for the Tigers, having Ralph Anselmo title last year. Cardinal Regular Jim Hinton, Fred Lucci, and Cardinal Francis Spellman Paul McCullough is the only regular return Dick Haggerty back in their has been awarded the 1955 ing to bolster the Annunciation Cardinals, piloted same positions. The trio of An Gold Medal by the Metropoli ttrUInmtat Bad ixircii* selmo, Haggerty, and Hinton your owi yard, ttt iturdy ett- by Sam Jarvis. The club is handicapped by the tan Association, A.A.U., for itructiOR aad d eiiis baekid temporary loss of Pitcher Harold Phiefer be all went over the .300 mark outstanding and distinguished by tha rcptrtitian »l train* aoltn ftea In tha country . . . cause of an ankle sprain. last season. service to the cause of ama ONLY 575. Eddie Vigil is a possible starter on the mound Scheduled for infield posi teur sport and the welfare of FENNER-HAMILTON CO. with Gerald Ortiz, Larry Tapie, and Gerald tions are Jim O’Connor, John New 'fork City’s Youth. The 35f S. Horrison Denver 1, Colo. FL. 5-4472 Wright helping out. Dennis Maes will be at sec Tortorici, Dennis Sullivan, and medal will be presented to the ond and his brother Benny will hold down the Carl Polniak. Outfielders Bernie Cardinal at a dinner in his shortstop post. Phil Rodriguez is set for first Fanelli and Dan Moriarty will honor April 27. and Sam Garcia and Lloyd Esquibel will have be on hand, along with such other bright hopes as Bill De- There is an emphasis on youth a close tussle for third. for Denver Bears’ Club. Manager • For shorter voting lines McCullough, Joe Montoya, and Leo Skrozi Luzio, Terry Paezosa, Wayne Dolan, Bill Sleimers, Ronnie Sem ie Fancllt Ralph Houk, 35, is a rookie in the will take over the outfield with Steve Gallegos manager field. Practically all the • For a fast, accurate count as substitute. Ernie Johnson is the top mittman Altman, Vince Cerone, D ick Caiianan, and Kenny Koch. players range in age from 19 to with Gallegos and Charles Garcia behind him. 26, with a few regulars in their Elect + + 30s. John D. MacDonald Chicago Cardinals- Sign Schedule Listed 2 Notre Dame Linemen DENVER COLISEUM — Get Choice Seats at May Co. ELECTION COMMISSIONER For Parochial Coliseum * Park Hill Drug * Englewood Men's Store Municipal Election • Tuesday, May 17, 1955 Two Notre Dame linemen have from Philadelphia, Pa., and at Yarbro Drug * Edgewater Drug Pol. Adv. been signed by the Chicago Car tended Southeast Catholic High Diamond Season dinals of the National Football School there. He was a physical League. They are 235-pound education major and has per The 1955 baseball league Tackle Tony Pasquesi and 235- formed at both guard and center games will be played at two loca pound Guard Ed Cook. for the Irish. The Cardinals now PETER J. WALSH ROY J. CARROLL have four ex-Notre Dame play tions, City Park and a site at AR<;OIVAlIT H O TEL ers, the two others being Tackle Fifth and Federal. The first Jerry Groom and Guard Fred team listed on the schedule be iO Where Denver’s Society Entertains for Lancheons and Dinners low is the home team. Waliner. FOR SPEUaI reservations FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, APRIL 17 DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3-3101 Gill & Smith City Park: 1 p.rn.— Cathedral Beaotifnl Ballmoma Private Dining Roonu V!. Annunciation; 3 p.m.— Regi. Jim Pollard Signs V!. Mt. Carmel. 1 n s u r,o-r s Fifth and Federal: 1 p.m .^St Franc!.’ v.. Mullen High; 3 p.m Est. 1864 Contract to Coach — St. Jo.eph’. V.. Holy Family THE LINCOLN ROOM APRIL 24 Hospitality Center 820-16th St. MA. 3-0186 La S a lle Cagers City Park: 1 p.m.— Regis v* Denver Tonjr Pa.que.i Ed Cook Annunciation; 3 p.m.— Mt. Car Banquet and Meeting Rooms mel V.. Holy Family. 12-1200 PERSONS Pasquesi attended St. Philo- Jim Pollard, star basketball Fifth and Federal; 1 p.m. — mena’s High School in Chicago, player for the Minneapolis Lak Mullen High va. Cathedral; 1 TA. 5-2151 M rs. L o n g and was a student in the college ers, signed a three-year contract p.m.— St. Jo.eph’. V.. St. Fran of commerce at Notre Dame. to coach at La Salle College, ci.’. O ur Fam ous Cook, known as “ Hank,” comes Philadelphia, Pa., 1955 NCAA Shirley Savoy Hotel basketball runner-up. MAY 1 City Park: 1 p.m.— Annuncia' CARRIE BRENT'S The veteran of eight years of tion v(. St. Franci.’ ; 3 p.m professional. play reached a de thedral vt. Mt. Carmel. A COMPLETE DINNER Doncing School cision to accept the offer for a Fifth and Federal; I p.m.— St. GR 7-3275 or PE 3-3442 reported $8,500 a year. Jo.eph’. V.. Mullen High; 3 p.m CLIB STEAK ADULTS AND CHILDREN PRIME RIBS OF BEEF “ It’s a wonderful opportunity,” — Holy Family v.. Regi.. CLASSES IN AUTHENTIC Pollard said. “ As long as I want MAY 8 Inclades Shrimp Cocktail, Green Vegetable, City Park: 1 p.m.— Regi. v. 18-oz. of $ OLD SPAIN DANCES. to get into coaching, I could never Baked Potato, Salad, Dessert and Drink MODERN SPANISH Mullen High; 3 p.m.— Annuncia start at a bettet school or a tion T(. St. Jo.eph’.. CASTINETS, FARUCCA higher one than LaSalle.” U. S. Prime Meat AND HAWAIIAN Fifth and Federal: 1 p.m. — I^Ionday - Tuesday & Wednesday La Salle had been searching for Holy Family v*. Cathedral; 3 COMPLETE DINNER Trained by a successor to Ken Loeffler, who p.m.— St. Franci.’ v*. Mt. Car “ /n Every Major City There /» Paco Luceno of Spain, form resigned to take a coaching job at mel. Other Dinners from $1.75 One Outstanding Steak House’* erly with Joe Greco, Jo.ean Texas A. & M. La Salle lost a MAY 15 Bim Eduardo Can.ino, Trinidad great coach-star combination with City Park: 1 p.m.— Mt. Car ' ~ .'dlp.owWt’a - THE TOWN HOUSE REVUE In Denver , , . ICs Goni and other.. Loeffler and Tom Gola. Gola will mel V!. St. Jo.eph’s; 3 p.m.— Present* 2 Shows Nitaly graduate in June. Cathedral va. Regia. Also Dancing Every Evening Fifth and Federal: 1 p.m.— Superb Cocktails ond Mixed Drinks JOE "AWFUL" COFFEE'S Holy Family vs. Si. Francis; 3 OUR STEAKS ARE CHARCOAL p.m. — Mullen High TS. An' Complete faeUittei for Banqaeti er Special PutlM BROILED OVER LIVE COALS! nunciation. and Event* . . . (no cover, er min.) MAY 19 The One and Only . . . Site and time of games to be determined: Mullen High vs. Hembez of the Diners Club Holy Family; Mt. Carmel vs. An nunciation; St. Joseph’s vs. Rc' gis; and St. Francis’ vs. Cathe' dral. MAY 22 Golden y Lantern City Park: 1 p.m.— Annuncia KtK KKTAUItANT I eiKiPjii-niaiiiiis«-iMKsiiM«-Pt^ tion vs. Holy Family; 3 p.m.— elNCSIDE SI Cathedral vs. St. Joseph’s. Orm IVIRY DAY 10UNCHI2O-I7 NOW , 18th AT Fifth and Federal: 1 p.m.— St, 94 S. BROADWAY (atieyaW) SHOWING CALIFORNIA Francis’ vs. Regis; 3 p.m.— Mul -U len High vs. Mt. Carmel. CLOSED;, MONDAYS TYiurtday, April 14, 1955 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 PAGE FIFTEEN Instruction Lectures Start in Englewood Museum to Show Jewels of Artist Englewood.— (St. Louis’ Par- will be repeated again this year tive talk on “The Value of Cath nis Dowd, Larry Fisher; Paul (^jcdkolk. ddwiiisiA, ■ Ish)— The spring instruction ae- with pupils in the first, second, olic Education.’’ The first grade Vranesic, Father Potter; Jean From April 21 to May 29 the iries of lectures on the Catholic and fourth grades participating mothers were hostesses for the Bagnall, Mrs. Surefoot; .Dan Denver Art Museum has sched faith will begin on Monday eve at the request of their parents. social hour. Sister Loyola Sutliff, Mr. Surefoot; uled a spectacular exhibit of the ning, April 18. The lectures are The first innoculations will be Marie’s eighth grader'^ won both Betsy Reed, headmistress; much discussed and astonishing held in the assembly room o f the given at 8:30 a.m. on April 20; attendance prizes, one for the Catherine Elzkorn, Rev. Mother; Ben Rummerfield Honored jewels of Salvador Dali. The col rectory at 7 o’clock on Monday the second, April 27; and the largest number in attendance, Susan Vranesic, Ann and narra lection, composed of 21 pieces and Wednesday evenings'. The third at a later date, to be an the other for the greatest num tor; Mike Kudalis, Tim Didy- in sculptured gold and precious aeries is. directed to interested nounced. Third graders who did ber of fathers present. mus; Glenn Ross, waiter; Eileen Geophysicists' Award to Ex-Denverite stones, was commissioned by the non-Catholics who wish to be not receive the innoculations last Some o f the eighth graders Smyth, Petite Pandora; Jhnice Catherwood Foundation of Bryn come Catholics, or who wish year, will be included in this presented a vocation play en Pike, Ginger; Kay Denne, Col Mawr, Pa. During the past year only more information about the year’s group. Request slips for titled Come Follow Me, at last leen; and Ann Hogan, Carina. By C h a r l e s B. C obb in New York City. Paul L. Lyons October, 1951. Ben is also vice The Society of , Exploration of■ Anchor ■ ■ ■“Petroleum lie Co., - -Tulsa, ■ president of the Century Geo the jewels have been shown in Church. The parishioners are re participation will be sent to the Tuesday’s PTA meeting. Mem The playlet was written-by the Rome. Milan, 'Venice, Paris, and minded to bring this information parents. bers of the cast were Patricia pupils as part o f their work in Geophysicists has awarded its president of S.E.G., presented physical Corp. of Canada and annual Best Paper Award to Ben the award. the Century Drilling Corp. Madrid— in each instance incit to the attention o f any inter The 'Vicar' General, the Rt. Eifert as Daffie Dooley; "Vin the English class. ing both enthusiastic admiration ested non-Catholic.. Father John Rev. Monsignor Gregory Smith, cent Greco. Jan Surefoot; Mari F. Rummerfield o f Tulsa, Okla. Worked Way Up Self-Educated Ben, a former Denver boy, at and puzzled conjecture. The Aylward conducts the series. gave an interesting and informa- lyn Brown, Joan ^urefoot; Den- After his graduation from the Ben Rummerfield' completely Foundation hopes that a world tended St. Francis de Sales’ School of Mines, Ben was em educated himself and helped his An all-day adoration group + f School for 10 years, and fin wide exhibition of the jewels ■with a different group for every ployed as rodman by Seismo widowed mother. He travels a Men of Parish ished high- school at St. Mary’s will dispel the illusion th at. !day in the week, is being re graph Seryice Corp., advancing great deal throughout the United in . C lorado Springs. He was everything in America is mass cruited by the parish praesidium to seismic* party chief, working States and Canada, and tries to gracuated from the Colorado produced, and show that hand 'o f the Legion of Mary. Posters throughout the United States. receive Communion daily. School of Mines in 1940 with a work by talented artisans is also I have been placed at the three Paint St, Rose's He loaned a portable seismic He is a member of the Amer a part of our civilization. degree in geological engineering, ..entrances to the church and machine which was used in the and a major in geophysics. ican Association of Petroleum 'these can be marked by parish- location o f St. Peter’s Tomb in Geologists, American Geophys The paper which won the ' loners willing to watch for half Rome. ical Union, Geophysical Society an hour before the Blesse^ Sac Church Interior S.E.G.. award was entitled “ Re In 1944, Ben went to Vene of Tulsa, Tulsa Geological So (St. Rote of Lima’i Parish, flection Quality, a Fourth Di jrament any day in the week. In zuela as seismic supervisor, re ciety, Association Mexicana de tentions recommended to those Denver) mension,” and was selected by turning to the United States in Geologos Petroler'os, Sigma Gam ' who will take part in this Eucha- the society’s honors and awards, Volunteers from the Holy the fall of 1947, when he at ma Epsilon, Blue Key, and the 1 ristic devotions are the Holy Fa committee as the outstanding Name Society began repainting tended Harvard Graduate Busi Society of Exploration Geophys ther, the Church in America, and contribution to the advancement the interior of the church Mon ness School. There he completed icists. .the spiritual and temporal wel- of exploration geophysics pub day evening. The workers, under the advanced management pro ■fare o f the parish. lished in Geophysics, quarterly gram. Later, he was transferred His sister, Mrs. Mary the direction of Ralph Doronzo, Schwenn, and mother, Helen A. i i M Mother'i Day Plant will redecorate the walls of the journal of S.E.G., in 1954. to Mexico, working there for Mr. Rummerfield, vice presi three years as assistant manager Rummerfield, both jive in Den TOM WALKER PIANOS A group of St. Louis’ Holy church, the sacristy, and the lob ver. •Name men met in the rectory bies. dent of Century Geophysical and seismic supervisor. R«presectativt of Kimball, Sohmer, Corp., Tulsa, was presented a Mr. Rummerfield joined the Kohler, Campbell and Jesse French Pianoi on Monday evening to make The walls had been damaged C. G. Conn Connionita certificate and plaque— the sixth Century Geophysical Corp. in plans for the observance of by rain last year, and J>y a minor Electronic Organ Mother’s Day and to arrange for to be granted by the society— at 1950 as manager of seismic op Fine Recondltroned Pianos fire last week. On Holy Thurs Title Insurance an election of officers at the a joint meeting of the American erations in the United States and 1346 S. BROADWAY SPrueo 7-7364 day a candle, which had burned May meeting. Printed notices for Association of Petroleum Geolo Canada. He was appointed vice is the modem method of ob low', ignited the spirea, which c the Mother’s Day Communion gists and the Society of Economic president and a member of the taining protection against any 1 and the May meeting will serve decorated the altar of reposi Paleontologists and Mineralogists board of directors of Century in defect in the Title of your as a reminder of coming events tion, and burned the curtain real estate. backdrop and scorched the wall INTERMOUNTAIN A new Holy Name banner will T h s N o w R o p O S it O r y Thursday in St. Louis’ . . And providei he purchased and posted each Church, Englewood, is the gift of two back of the altar. A hasty paint Communion Sunday. An men in friends It matches, in design, the other metalware in the sanctuary. job was given the wall before Universal Notre Dame SECURITY ELEVATOR CO. the parish are listed in the o f Easter. ficial record as members of the The volunteer painters are Denver — Longmont society. Regis College Is Featured Roger Dalvera, Alfred ' Schilz, Hudson — Yuma Mr. and Mrs. Bu.ssing of this Ludwig Brunner, 'Wilfred Rich Night Plans Prepared parish left this week for Eu ards, Ralph Kramer, Theodore Colo. Lehnerz, Bob Williams, Gott rope, where they will make a In Education Magazine Final arrangements for the Univer.'sal Notre Dame night Atlanta, Nebr. lieb I.ambrecht, Jack Schuster, tour hy auto of the continent. E<^ucators from all parts oficlassroom and recreational ac- .32nd annual Universal Notre was established 31 years ago, George Scanlon, Harry Grant, They will not return until late the country will get a firsthand Regis Campus, plus Dame night observance have when Knute Rockne and the Four Ray Hartman, James Hanley, Al in the summer. word and picture account of fa- ® brochure on the school’s facili- Horsemen were household words, vin Unrein, Don Milner, and been announced. The Denver Fort Morgan Mills Michael Cullinan, infant son cilities and activities of Regis requirements, curriculum,ties, in order that national attention George Wood. chairman o f the affair. Dr. Ed o f Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Co College this week. A ’ center- and faculty. ward Delehanty, Jr., and his would be focused on the univer Inc. hill, was baptized Easter Sun spread, two-page treatment of The feature is part of a series The pastor, the R«v. Barry J. committee have made every e f sity’s academic achievements, its Insures Markelabilitj day, with Richard Woulfe and the Denver college is the feature entitled: “ Choosing a Catholic Wogan, expressed his gratitude fort, to make this night one of cultural contributions and Fort Morgan and Sunday to the" parishioners for Marie Smolskie as sponsor by of the convention issue of the College.” The April edition, in the highlights in club activities scientific research, as well as the Hillrote, Colo. their generous donations, their proxy for Kathleen Cullinan. Catholic Educator, the official which the story appeared, is a this year. leadership that its alumni pro The polio innoculation pro publication of the Catholic Audio- attendance at Lenten services, vide in business and the profes J h a J M i special publication prepared for This year’s celebration will be Manufacturers and Distributors gram in which St. Louis’ School Visual Educators Association. daily Mass, and especially at the sional world. distribution at the National held at the Mount Vernon Coun took an active part last year, The story features 12 pictures of great number of Holy Commun Catholic Educational Association try Club Monday evening, April '^lUVeanhj. Qd. Convention which is being held ions received. He said a record Golden Sunshine Flour for the parish had been set. The 18. A dinner dance has been at Atlantic City, N.J., this week. planned. Those invited to at Stat« Wid* T1lJ« Svrrte* The convention is an annual Easter Masses were crowded be Legal Notices Challenger Fortified yond capacity. tend are alumni and their fam 1711 California meeting of top Catholic educa ilies, parents of students now Feeds tors from all over the country. Altar Society Meeti NOTICE TO CREDITORS attending the university and ESTATE OF WILLIAM WIGGIN- KE. 4-1251 5 The . Rev. Louis G. Mattione, In the absence of the president, friends of Notre Dame. TON, also known aa WILLIAM C. S.J., Regis College dean, is rep Mrs. Ernest Robinson, Mrs. WIGGINTON and WILLIAM CHARLES The 1955 observance will be WICGINTON, DECEASED. ^1 resenting the Denver school at Roney Silva, vice president, con olorado sp rin gs universal and localized, in the No. P-3430 C the convention. ducted the meeting of the Altar j .sense that each club will be spot- Notice is hereby given that on the and Rosary Society on Tuesday, {lighted in its own community. 6lh day of April, 1955, letters of admin “Why Pay More*?” .^pril 5. istration were iastied to the undersigned (Trademark) J. D. CROUCH I Since the first Universal Notre as administratrix of the above name*! New business included a bake Dame night in the spring of estate and all persons having claims C. D. O’BRIEN sale, set for May 1, after all 1924, at which time their were against said estate are required to file MAY REALTY Ma.sses. All the women of the them for allowance in the County Court Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores 26 alumni clubs in existence, the of the City and County of Denver. parish are asked to contribute number of alumni clubs has Colorado, within six months from said = Colorado Owned Stores i REALTOR baked goods. The surprise prize grown with the university until date or said claims will be forever will be handled by Mrs. Hal Hef- barred. today there are approximately HATTIE M. WIGGINTON. i 16th & Glenarm 1 fron. 145 throughout the United States Administratrix. INSURANCE - LOANS A committee to. serve breakfast and overseas. THOMAS L. FORD, Ally. 1 Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. 1 for first communicants on May 1700 E. 5lh Ave. M 30 South Broadway 15th and California 3 (Published in the g 3933 W . Colfax 17th and Tremont S Ute Theater Bldg. 15 was named. It includes Mrs. Mt. St. Scholastica Denver Catholic Register) QUALITY APPAREL Frank Clayton, Mrs. James First Publication April 14, 1965 1 Curtis & 15th St, 1 Alumnae Meeting Last Publication May 6, 1955 IN COLORADO SPRINGS Colorado Springs, Colo. Payne, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Harry SINCE 1872 • Grant, Mrs. Betty Fattor, and The April meeting of the Mt. LEGAL NOTICE Mrs. Harry Pass. ME. 3-7731 St. Scholastica College Alumnae IN THE COUNTY COURT Kiowa and Tejon Streets | The Rosary Society will give In and for the City and County of will be on Tuesday evening, April Denver and State of Colorado a dinner for the priests attend No. P-2097 ing the dedication of the convent 19, in the home of Miss Virginia JsOTICE o r FINAL SETTLEMENT Recommended Firms on May 12. Volunteers for serv Harrison, 418 S. Vine Street, AND DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP FRED'S BOOTERY ing were Mrs. Marcus Kerin, Denver. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Mrs. Lloyd Dreiling, Mrs. Ray OF GEORGE P. HACKETHAL. also 106 E. Pikes Peak Hartman, Mrs. Phillip Watson, IN THE COUNTY COURT known as GEORGE HACKETHAL, GEO. for AUTO Tb« Bod« Of In and for the City and C'4>unty of P. HACKETHAL and GEO. HACKE Mrs. Ralph Doronzo, Mrs; Jo.seph Dvnvcr and State of Colorado THAL, Deceased. Velvet Step • City Club QTlolors S ne. Padilla, and Mrs. Michael Mc No. P-22S3 Notice IS hereby given that on the WMthcr Bird Shoes Donough. I NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT 3rd day of May, 1955, I will preaent to The Little Store With the Big Vslati Iand determination o f h e ir s h ip the County Court of the City and Hospitality hostesses named to i IN THE .MATfEK OF THE ESTATE County of Denver, Colorado, my ac SERVICE act as receptionists at meetings OF EDITH O. I.ISENBY, al.o known u counts for final settlement of the ad ; EDITH K LISENBY. Dicciwed. ministration of said estate, when and were Mrs. Joseph Egloff, Mrs. . Notice i« hereby tfiven that on the where all persona in interest may appoar THE MURRAY DRUG CO. Burt Stadig, Mrs. V. B. Tieman, '24th day of May, 1955, 1 will present to and object to them, if they so desire. WILLIAM C. CRARON and Mrs. James Hastings. the County Court of the City and Notice is also hereby given that there The firms' listed here •* ailii >ler»—118 t. mil rut—HE Z-USJ County of Denver, Colorado, my ac has been filed in said estate a petition asking for a judicial ascertainment and «wtk ttwi—«}2 Tijoa—Ml 4-4881 Optometrist Altar Furnishings counts for final settlement of the ad deserve to be remembered ministration of said estate, when and determiniation of the heirs of such de Professional Pharmacy 125 .North Tejon St. THE The members voted to provide where ail persona in interest may appear ceased, and selling forth that (he nam^, when you are distributing PHONE ME. 2 -3 «l furnishings for the convent altar and object to them, if they so desire. addreeaea and relationship of all per sons, w4io are or claim to be heirs of 501 No. Tejon ME, 4-5541 COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. and other articles, which will be Notice it also hereby ffiven that there your patronage in the dif hoa been fllod in said estate a petition said deceased, so far as known to the PENCIL discussed at a meeting with the askinx for a judicial ascertainment and petitioner, are as followa, to-wit: ferent lines of business. pastor on Wednesday morning, determination of the heirs of such de Margaret T. Hackethal, 674 Fox, Den Get BauT^g (o f Denver) j ver, Colo., Widow: Pete Beroni April 13. Those attending will be ceased. and setting forth that the names, Candy and Ice Cream at i THAT addressee and relationship of all persons, Martin Hackethal, 674 Fox. Denver. FurnUare Shop Mrs. Clayton. Mrs. McDonough, who are or claim to he heirs oX said de Colo., Son: Mrs. Warren Foote, Mrs. Padilla, ceased, so far as known to the petitioner, G. Desmond Hackethal, 3328 Elizabeth, V UPHOLSTERING Denver. Colo., Son. Johnson-English NEVER Mrs. Harry Schroeder, and Mrs. as follows, to-wit: r EE-UPHOLSTERING AND Harry R. Lisenby, 4374 W olff St., Accordingly, notice is also hereby REPAIRING Edward West. Denver, Colo., Widower. given that upon the date aforesaid, or SEE US FIRST! Slip CoT.ri and Draperin Accordingly, notice is also hereby the day to which the hearing may be Drug Co. Mada to Order NEEDS Mrs. Joseph Rollins, linen continued, the Court will proceed to given that upon the date aforesaid, or receive and hear proofs concerning the . LE.NTHERIC Toilrtrie* [ Furniture Made to Order committee head, reported that the day to which the hearing may be Renew Your Car >T.Jnn 11 BijoD 8t. Phon. ME, 2-4814 four cincture cords are being heirs of such deceased, and, upon the continued, the Court will proceed to proofs submitted, will enter a decree in' SHARPENING! receive and hear proofs concerning the made. said esUte determining who are the heirs of such deceased, and, upon the • EXPERT BODY & The firms listed here fh e program included a ques heirs of such deceased person, at which IN THE SHADOW proofs submitted, will enter a decree in hearing all persons claiming to be FENDER REPAIR deserve to be remembered- tion box and a surprise tour of .paid estate determining who are the heirs at law of inch deceased may OF PIKE’S PEAK heirs of such deceased person, at which appear and present their proofs. The Newest the new convent. hearing all persons claiming to be heirs when you are distributing G. DESMOND HACKETHAL. •COMPLETE AUTO The next meeting will be on at law of such deceased may api>ear Administrator HOTEL JOYCE and present ihetr proofs. •Thomas L. Ford, *AUy. PAINT SERVICE WHEN WE ^ ^ I C E your patronage in the dif Advance in'Writing Wednesday. May 4, in the parish HARRY R. LISENBY. Colorado Springs hall at 7:45 D-D1. The program 1700 £. 5th Ave. ferent lines of business. Administratpr. First publication March 24, 1935. Nothing Down — 10 So. Weber will be ?. film on vocations, ac THOMAS L. FORD, Ally. I^ast Publication April 14, 1955. YOUR CHEVROLET cording to chairman Mrs. Don 1700 K. 5lh Ave, Published In Denver Catholic Register. (Published in the n. IMu* — Easy Terms Keeps writing a clean, Milner. Denver Catholic Register) NOTICE TO CREDITORS HE. 1-834* MK. 4-S26I The Heyse Sheet clear fine line without St. Anne’s Circle will meet First publication April 14, 19.>S E.STATE OK JOHN SANDERS, DE- LARRY JERRY stopping to sharpen. I>ast publication May 5. 1055 c e a s e d . Metal and Roofing Tuesday, -April 19, at 8 p.m. in No. P-3294 Lead writing that will the home of Mrs. Dick Hartman, IN THE COUNTY COURT CAPITAL INCORPORATED In «nd for th« City and County of NoUca it hereby given that on the HACK’S Madden Plumbing Co. not smear or rub off 1345 W. Center Avenue, to elect 21at day of March. 1955, letters of HEATING ROOFI.NG DcnTtr and Stato of Colorado PLUMBING CONTRACTORS . . . but will ERASE. officers. Mrs. Ray Hartman will No. P-1334 adminiitration were issued to the under AUTO BODY PLUMBING REPAIRS SHEET METAL signed aa Administrator of the above B roa d w a y •jk Lead cannot break. . . be cohostess. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT GAS WATER HEATERS AND DETERMINATION OF named estate and all persona having 51* SO. NEVADA it's b'quid. W. 38th - Perry GL 7-0142 *h«M IE 2J»42 127 W ClwiS. An. HEIRSHIP claims against said estate are required Phone: ME. 2-4l5f Post-Easter Dance to file them for allowance Ln the County TAbor 5-5191 E(t. 1888 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE The parish post-Easter dance OK A. 0. HANSON, also known aa Court of the City and County of Denver. will be held at the Rainbow Ball ANDREW HANSON. DeceaKe
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JdLi fk G l SIXTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street* THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 Thursday, April 14, 1955 Welfare Unit Finds Illegal Recipients Cure d'Ars Parish Group Council Aspirant Speaks at St. Francis' J. EdRar Durham, manaRer of tions and thus receive welfare immediately. It is pointed oift to Will Meet on April 15 HNS Hears Talk on Bond Issues the Denver Department of Wel appropriations illegally. When it the recipient the legal conse (Cure d’Ar» Pari»h, Denver) 14, in the home of Mrs. Joseph fare, reports that in one day, is found that a welfare client is quences of such a criminal act, April 4, the recovery unit of the taking advantage of the city tax The meeting of the St. John Drobnick, 5515 Thrill Place. (St. Francis de Salei’ Parish, dick said he was also opposed to Altar Society to Meet and a legal note is secured for the proposal to build a multi welfare department made two payers, a recovery plan- is set up Vianney Society will be held in Denver) The Altar and Rosary Society the money. Recipients then pay Louise Orehek, 3271 Pontiac million dollar Centennial Hall. large recoveries of welfare funds the school hall on Friday eve L. Paul Weadick, a candidate will meet in the home of Mrs.' off the debt in regular payments Street, has recently joined this Earl Sulcer, 543 So. Penn, Fri totaling $3,588, from recipients ||Pfd>(;han(lisinQ Talk ranging from $3 ip $20 a month. ning, April 15. The novena devo for councilman for the Third Discussing the “ package” who had been receiving money! group. day, April 15, at 2 p.m. In the past two and a half weeks, tions will begin in the church at District, and Paul W. Pomponio, bond issue for street and sewage illegally for as long as 11 years. I Set for Accountants The League of the Sacred • some $12,000 worth of these 7:30, followed by the meeting Members of St. John’s Circle deputy clerk of county court, disposal improvements, Weadick which begins promptly at 8. En Heart will meet at the home o f . The department’s new recovery The Denver Chapter of the notes have been negotiated. will meet April 19 in the home of discussed the bond issues and said the $8,400,000 issue would tertainment will be furnished by Mrs. E. J. Morgan, 2885 Elm charter amendments which will mean a tax increase of $3 per Mrs. Anthony J. Dunst, 644 So. officer, Thomas Whybark, states, Society of Women Welfare Manager Ed Durham the children of the school. All appear on the ballot May 17, at year for the next 10 years on Pearl, Tuesday, April 10, at 2- that these recoveries are part of reports that there are now 284 Street, for luncheon at noon. Accountants will meet Tuesday the members of the parish are a meeting of the Holy Name So property assessed at $4,000. p.m. former and current welfare re an industrious program being urged to attend. Most of the parish west of St. Gregory’s canasta club will' cipients paying monthly recover Are you current in your pay- ciety April 11. conducted by the welfare depart-1 Weadick said the Director of Downing Street is located in the meet at the hoiife of Mrs. James ment against welfare recipients! t>soy Hotel. Mrs. Jane Smith ies averaging about $8,750 a St. Pius’ Circle will hold its mentt to the Archbithop’ i Cam Health* amendment was designed newly delineated Third District. Lidinsky, 484 So. Marshal;' m p n t h .______monthly meeting Thursday, April paign ? who falsify eligibility applica-lwill speak on “ Merchandising.” . to make it possible to give tbe In view of the antiquity of much Thursday, April 21, at 12;30i director a salhry of $18,000, of the sewage disposal' system, p.m. Members who will be which would be $3,000 more however, there seems to be unable to attend are requested than the Mayor’s salary. Wea- no alternative to approval of the to call Mrs. Lidinsky at WAlnut l.\SlIKAi\€E STATEMENT bond issue, he said. 2-0094. Scout Representative Weadick has been a member Among insurance companies licensed to transact business in Colorado by the A. P. Widhalm of 414 So. Seaboard Fire & of the parish for 34 years and a Pearl has been appointed institu State Insurance Department are those printed below. member of the parish Holy tional representative of Boy Marine Insurance Co. Name Society since his return Scout Troop 126 by Joseph B. The publication of synopses of Financial Statements for the year ended from foreign service in World Sheridan, president of the spon New York, N. Y. War II. He has four children soring* organization, the Holy December 31, 1954 is required by law. and is a practicing attorney. Name Society.
STATE OF COLORADO Insurance Department Synopsis of Statement for 1954 as ren Men's Club Fete April 18 PETER J. WALSH ROY J. CARROLL dered to the Commissioner of Insurance Seaboard Fire & Marine Insurance Company New York. N.Y. At Precious Blood Parish MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY Assets ...... $6,333,871.18 Liabilitiee______3.643.462.59 Capital , ______1,000,000.00(Mott Preciout Blood Porith, Easter Vigil services April 9 was GILL & SMITH Surplus 1,690,408.59 INSURANCE SINCE 1897 Denver) James Farquhar. He received his ■ (Copy of Certificate of Authority) First Communion in the Mass TA. 5-0241 DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE The program at the meeting of 753 Gas and Electric Bldg. Certificate of Authority the Men’s Club at 8 p.m. Monday, that followed. To Whom it May Concern: April 18, promises a full eve About 250 persons attended the This Is to O rtify that the Seaboard ning of entertainment and care Easter Vigil services and M id-. Est. 1864 Fire & Marine Insurance Company or night Mass. ganized under the laws of New York free fun. f 8 2 0-1 6th St. MA. 3-0186 pursuant to its application therefor and Bob Smith of the Denver Rec- Church Donor Herbert W. Leibman Gerard R. TeBockhorst i in consideration of its compliance with cretion Department will be on Derfver 'the laws of Colorado, is hereby licensed hand to make sure that everyone Special thanks go to Jim Mc to transact business as a Fire Insurance will have a big time. Cormack, who has recently d o-. Company until the last day of February nated the following articles to the STATE OF COLORADO next succeeding the date hereof unless .An election to the presidency STATK OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO s t a t e o f COLORADO Church: Insurance Department Insurance Department Insurance Department Insurance Department Insurance Department this license shall bo sooner revoked. of the Men’s Club Auxiliary will Synopsis of Statement for 1954 as ren Synopsis of Statement for 1964 as ren Synopsis of Statement for 1954 as ren Synopsis of Statement (pr 1954 as ren IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have take place at this meeting. .A tabernacle for the repository,- Synopsis of S tA le m rn t for .1954 aa ren- dered to the Commissioner of Insurance dered to the Commissioner of insurance dered to the Commissioner of Insurance dered to the Commissioner of Insurance hereunto set my hand and caused the dercft to the Commissioner of Insurance Hartford Accident and Indemnity official seal of my office to be affixed Plan 1st Bazaar the Paschal candle stand, a stand Buffalo Insurance Company Detroit Fire and Marine Insurance Hartford Fire Insurance Company at the City and County of Denver, this ard for the triple candle, the Company Company A general meeting of parish Acrirultural Inxurance Company Buffalo, New York Hartford, Connecticut Hartford. Connecticut first day of March, A.D. 1955. framework for the Forty Hours’ - Wslerlown, New York Detroit, Michigan Assets ...... $422,234,394.37 ioners and chairmen was held Assets ...... _$12,681.156.09 Assets ______$146,668,541.44 (SEAL) SAM N. BEERY. Eucharistic banner, and a pair of ...... 5.17,766.595.51 Liabilities ...... 8,019.018.30 Assets ...... 5l2.8.'iS,547.46 Liabilities ...... 244,561,423.50 Liabilities ____ 181,7.52,500.94 Commissioner of Insurance. April 13 in the parish hall to Liabilities ...... 19,584.458.74 Capital ...... 1,000,000.00 Llabilitia ...... 5.125.357.42 Capital ...... 10,000.000.00 Capital ...... 20,000,000.00 wooden clappers. Capital ...... 4,000,000.00 Capital ____ 1,000.000.00 Voluntary Reserve ...____ 70.481.893.43 make plans for the first parish Voluntary Reserve - ...... 550,000.00 Voluntary Rwerve ______57,105,119.94 bazaar, to be held June 4-5. It Mr. McCormack made the.se ar Rwerve for Fluctuation of Surplus ....;...... 3.112,137.79 Surplus ...... - ...... 6,733,190.04 Surplus ...... 35,000.000.00 Surplus ...... 150,000.000.00 .Securities ...... 5.233.118.81 ticles of wood that matches the (Copy of Certificate of Authority) (Copy of Certificate of Authority) (Copy of Certificate of Authority) (Copy of Certificate of Authority) has been revealed that tickets will Surplus ...... 8.949,017.94 DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE woodwork in the sanctuary. d e p a r t m e n t o f in s u r a n c e DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Vanguard be available very soon for the (CnpT of Certificate of Authority) DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Certificate of Authority Certificate of Authority Certiflrate of Authority Our Lady of the Rosary Circle DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Certificate of Authority To Whom It May Concern: grand prize. Certificate of Authority To Whom it May Concern: This is to Certify that the Hartford To Whom it May Oonpern: The "Teen Club will meet Thurs met in the home of Mrs. John To Whom it May Concern : Accident and Indemnity Company organ ^ This is to Certify that the Hartford Insurance Co. Beckwith, 2989 S. Steele, April. To Whom it May Concern: This w to Certify that Ihe-Detroit Fire i Fire insurance Company organized under day, April 14, in the hall. Tnis is to Certify that the Atrricul- This is to Certify that the Buffalo In and Maritie Insurance Company organ ized under the laws of Connecticut pur 12. .A new member of this circle suant. to its application therefor and in the laws of Connecticut pursuant to its Received into the Church at the tural Insurance Company or}canize<1 surance Company organized under the ized under the laws of Michigan pur application therefor and in consideration Dallas, Te.xas is Mrs. Stan Premer, who is re-, under the law.i o( New York pursuant laws of New York pursuant to its appli suant to its application therefor and consideration of its compliance with the laws of Colorado, is hereby licensed to of its compliance with the laws df Colo placing Mrs. Carmen Felice. Mrs. to its application therefor .and in con cation therefor and in consideration of in consideration of Its compliance with rado, is hereby licensed to transact busi iU compliance with the laws Colorado, the laws of Colorado, is hereby licensed transact business as a Multiple Line in sideration of its compliance with the ness as a Multiple Line Insurance Com STATK OF COLORADO Felice and family are leaving for is hereby licensed to transact business surance Company until the la.st day of laws of Colorado, is hereby licensed to to transact business as a Multiple Line pany until the last day of February next Insurance Department their new home in Montgomery, transact business ns a Fire Insurance as a Fire Insurance Company until the Insurance Company until the last day February next succeeding tbe date Dance April 16 succeeding the date hereof unless the Synopsis of Statement for 1954 as ren Company until the last day of February last .day of February next succee
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2 lot* Good Shephud Block, CroWn HiU. • WANT A JOB? Marker section, trrasa. Cost (185.00. Sell NO COST TO SERVICE DIRECTORY LOOK HERE FOR (120.00. SU. 1-7640: SU. 9-1232. APPLICANT • WANT TO SELL?
RESIDENTIAL ■K PICK A WINNER -K QUALIFIED • WANT TO HIRE? Appliance Repairs Draperies Rooliog DIAL A DINNER Legal Stenos., Stenos., • WANT TO BUY? Expert Service on All Makes COPLEY’S CUSTOM DRAPERIES Royal Roofing Stat. Typists, Diet. l-€)ay Service— LARGE SELECTION OF FABRICS AComa 2-4891 • WANT A HOME? All Work Guaranteed FOR EVERY PURPOSE. SHOWN IN & Sheet Metal Co. Oprs., Bkkprs. YOUR H 0 -M E. FINEST QUALITY Wal a Dinner is featuring a Gutters and Downspouts TEMPORARY RA 2-4825 WORK BY PROFESSIONAL DRAPER. Complete Menu for delivery • WANT TO RENT? InsUilcd—Cltantd—Hapan gd—FM Trtal PERMANENT Conklin Appliance Service I WE.'S SERVICE. FOR APPT., Onr Work U G o w ito o d ____ REAL ESTATE ^ ^ ^ to your door. Empire Employers Serv., Inc. 1902 S. Broadway SK. (-1364 1226 S. IVY WAT HOOFS REPAIRED — SKYUGHTS FrN iBfpKttm tu4 CrtlBftn 1124 M il. High Center AC. 2-8645 Free Pickup and Delivery • Jumbo Fried Slirimp Druggists Br Mt. Jar 30 Smvieoet Use Day or N)t« CaS Ash and Trash Hauling ALADDIN DRUG CO. In Catholic Parishes,r^j • Fried Jumbo Oytlert 3963 FrankUn ALpine 6-1664 STENOS ■ TYPISTS 2882 B. Colfax Ave PR. 7-7984 The Register MILLER TRASH SERVICE Radio & TV Service IHomes for Sale- 1 Hornet for Sale- * Broiled Mountain Trout BOOKKEEPERS Pickup Saturday and Sunday. A L 6-1942 YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS - will be filled correctly at All Types of Office Help— T. H. KEYS—For seme* anywhare la WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY EXPERT T. V. SERVICE * Broiled Maine Lobster Want Ads city timiia of Denver. EA. 2-355A Ph. SP. 7-9765 1096 Sduth Gaylord St. ST. MARY’S PARISH St. Francis de Sales If you want a good offlco job immo> diately, call: CALL BEN ROMERO FOR ASH, All makes. Written warranty LITTLETON TRASH. £ GEN. HAULING. TA. 6-8441. Floor Coverings Hello there! Give us a call 534 S, Logan CUSTOM MADE SUITS AC. 2-0721 on all work. CaU any time, no Call McGlNNIS FLOOR COVERING and let us tell you about our m -S tory Brick, 4 Bdrma., 2 Batha, Gu*r*ntc«d utufartory. Wide .electlo* For Preliminary Job Information Brick of m.terial and pricea. PE. 8-4189. Complete Line of extra chg. for Sun. or holidays beautiful new .3 bedroom 2 Lou, d o te to Churoh and School, Name Brand Floor Covtrincs Down pmt. $5i0. and 281.00 Mo. Call: Setectire Employment Bureau Tuck pointing, Aah pita. Brick repain. Home calls $2.60 plus parts. brick homes that we have Select Your Cosmetics to Suit KE. 4-4205 lyioensed. F J. Gallagher. TA. 5-4787. ^ e e Estiimatea under construction in the RA. 2-3550 Your Personality 308 McClintock Bldg.—1664 Calif. St. 966 So. Pearl SP. 1-7711 AM 6-0447. (Formerly at 1441 Welton S t) Building Material Broadmoor area. Priced at LUZIER’S Today Floor Sanding Remodeling $14,500 to $15,900. G.I. and PEBSONALIZED COSHETICB USED BUILDING MATERIALS, pip* coiAsaDO ruw t co. F.H.A. term.s! Preparations are especially made to windows and doors 35. TA. 6-6011. Formira tUc: Floor or wuU Loid. OU boti) CURE D’ ARS PARISH Help Wonted Female---- 17 UtlNO . SA-VDINO -'riNISHINQ tubo built in to look Iik« new. Fra» Cherry Hills Village order with application chart de SP T-J154 n 4^748 A 4-bcdroom home juat 4 yra. old. signed to show how beat applied. BABY SITTER AND MOTHER’S Baby Furniture 43o Carpentry & Contracting eotimAte. Call £M. A-9029. St Mary’s Academy Delightful livtngroom and dinette By Appt. Only HELPER FOR 5 SHALL CHILDREN. FRANK'S FLOOR SERVICE with w to w carpeting. Family FREE ESTIMATES BY LICENSED LAY, SAND AND FINISH REMODELING and MRS. MABEL E. SMITH CHAFFEE PARK. GE. (-2135. 36 months to pay* fxpTirncod ravodal- kitchen haa plenty of table space. 366 Grant St., Denver RAce 2-6994 NEW and USED CARPENTER. WOOD OR ALUMINUM WORK GUARANTEED - RA. 1-M49 Ail Souls’ Pairsh Finished basement. 2 baths. Well SEVERAL GIRLS TO AD PATIO OR CAR PORT ROOFS. AD i»g; compUU addltioai, deas. gnragos. BABY FURNITURE tsbiaefs. mtIm . Gsar. workmoaohip. 20 Martin Lane Drive financed. FR. 7-8147. DRESS, MAIL POSTCARDS. DITIONS OR NEW HOMES. WORK Flowers, Nurseries, and Trees 3 yr. old, 3 bedroom, ranch GUARANTEED. REFS. F.HA. TERMS. CrP: FR.7-i401 or FR. 7-1513. 2810 Dexter SPARE TIME EVERY WEEK. Toys and Wheel Goods CALL: EM. (-32(6. style brick with full base CAMERAS MUMS, phlox, daiaiea, 48 kindi peren English bungalow. 3 bedrooms, large WRITE BOX 161, BELMONT, Buy, Sell or Trade nials. 25c up. 4516 W. 5th Ave.. AL. Rug Cleaning ment and attached garage livingroom. full diningroom. Go^ Complete Photographic Service 5-7898. kitchen with breakfast nook. Den and MASS. Building • Remodeling DUANE RUG CLEANING on 1 acre. I.«nd9caped. Priced One Day Photo I'inishing Service Kiddie Karner R a o —All wool carpets and furniture bedroom and basement. Hot water Housekeeper, temporary care for chil Pntioa . Garage* - A Specialty at $35,000. Good terms. beat. Garage. S16.760. Try low down lit Are. at Penn. PE. 3-5757 cleaning. V oetiaa bHads Uandarad. Eves, call: Ralph Wilson, FORD OPTICAL CO. dren while mother is in bospital with Nothing Down-36 Mo*, to Pay EMpizv 6-742L payment. FR. 7-8147. new baby. June—liv. in. HM. 6-2944. NO JOB TOO BIG Flowers, Nurseries SU. 9-0891. 1558 Broadway TA. 5-1295 Electrical Appliances---- 45 NO JOB TOO SMALL St. Louis Parish MARIE SEAMAN BLACK Wanted to Rent- 22 & Trees Servicemoster Realtor GENE MADDEN ENGLISH privet, 1-yr. old, (10 a Englewood Would like to share 2 bdrm. apt with NO DOWN PAYMENT hundred: 2-yr. eld, (28. Jonlper Of Denver FE. 7-6789 DE. 3-5424 Catholic girl. Near CHURCH i trans EAat 2-7214 Professional Products Open 2-5 every dayl EASTER SPECIAL r a n g e s . REFRIGERATORS, wtahera. apr»d*ri and upright, (3 up. 3500 Blk. S. Corona portation. Cali: AC. 2-5423. dryen. up to 1100 diicoust on tome AL’S PINE GARDEN ft NURSERY and Soricea 4 new wire cut brick doubles. 310 steam oil permanent wave. Lovely model*. Use our meter plan. PE. 8-7644. 6815 W. 44TH SpeeifioiUy Approved Room and Board- 23 Alameda at Downing. Open till 9 p-«- by Over 25 Leading Quality construction. 2 bed Our Lady of Lourdes soft curls for the low, low price of $5 WE GIVE RED STAMPS REMODELING Carpet Manufacturers rooms in each unit. Excellent 2287 So. Emerson complete. NICE ROOMS; MEALS served cafeteria AFRICAN VIOLETS. NEW VAR. style. $14. 1120 Grant KE. 4-9974. A Complete Service OTHERS. 35c UP. EBEHB STRAW For Discrimhuthig People Who buy at ONLY $19,500 w'ith See this cozy bungalow with sun rm., MISS WALKER’S Pianof, Muiical Inst'i.— 47 BERRIES, II per 101. MUMS. 4881 W. Only Want the Very Best good terms. liv. rm.. din. rm., kitchen, 2 bedrma. 930 LOGAN. MEN. CHOICE ROOMS Home Maint. and 1ST. WB. 4-3409. A SPECITIED CLEANING and bath. % basement with finished PERMANENT WAVE SHOPPE AND GOOD FOOD. LDRT. PRIV SHOP around then aee onr piano valoea. Remodeling Co. SERVICE FOR CARPETS. 3966 S. Bannock bedrm. All in splendid conditioii. AL. S-2792. TOM WALKER PIANOS EGG-SIZE STRAWBERRIES, BRITISH RUGS AND FURNITURE Beautiful patio. Well landscaped 1579 Emenon T A 5-9864 RA. 2-104* Complete Financing Excellent 3 bedroom, modern 1845 S. Bdwy. Eaay parking. SP, 7-7364. SOVEREIGN, RED RICH AND EVER- IN TOUR HOME. YOUR ground. Terms. Gall A.M. Mr. Boe- REFINED man or lady, privata room, 2728 E. 3rd Ave. home. Full price only $9,850 MORE. LANCASTER. 1205 CODY. OFFICE OR IN OUR PLANT selman. RA.2-2244. running water. Excellent home cooked SPECIAL SALE!!! Let One Call Do It AU LAKEWOOD.—BE. 3-2384. with good terms.‘Act now! Income Tax Service 3-0 meals. Park Hill area, acroaa from Ca Day. DE 8-1687 For Informmtion and Service MORRISON & MORRISON thedral. CH. 4-0500. OUR ANNUAL Precious Blood Parish Income Tax Service Furn. Rep. & Upholitering CaU 2500 S. -Adams R E A L T O R PENSIONERS “FLOOR SAMPLE SALE" Denver's Lowest Prices A real Home. Close in. Best of food aad of New Spinet Pianoa is now on Skillful Carpentry Reupbolstered. 2-pe. living room tet 166 ALpine 5-1728 Just the right home for cou ) AM 6-2101 a care. Come and see. BA. 2-2617. SELECT YOUR PIANO NOW mad up. Colortdo Upboittcry. 2691 Ifth 1518 E. 21 Ave. ple! Neat 4-room white frame For Appt. Coll GR. 7-2668 Remodeling ■ Contracting St GL.6-2S0i. Apartments Unfurnished 26 and GET a GUARANTEED SAVING with full basement. Nicely OF BETWEEN Cabinet Work Antique «nd better class of fumittiTe. Sewer Service landscaped. Priced at only TWO SUNNY BOOMS. priTit* t»th. ------(100 AND (300 ------Repaired - Refinished - Touch Up 3 BDRM. BRICK INCOME TAX clean, 2 blocks from Loyola Church. 26 Yra. Experience $9,850. Good terms. ONLY $25 DOWN Roland H. Pedersen J. C. LAMB 2228 E. 21st Ave. One child under 1 yr. GARVIN’ S Farms, Acres and Have you outgrown your $ All Income Taxpayers $ of age. EA. 2-0087; EA. 2-7418. LE MOINE MUSIC CO. 4818 Fenton St. HA. 4-1616 3700 Franklin AL. 5-7026 home? If so, see this one! Dq You Overpay on Income Taxes 7 T 1543 Champa TA. 6-0191 SEWER SERVICE Ranches w-w carpeting and draperies Gutters Our ranch man. Gene go. Breezeway, 2 car garage. We Use All Legal TENANTS— Wanted ta Buy- 50 Cleaners & Dyers Exclnaiv* Thomas, has a number of AMERICAN ROOFING SHEET METa L Deductions FREE Rental Service^. CONTRACTING COMPANY Roto Rooter Operators choiee farms and ranches— Call Mr. Duff to see "WANTED TO BUY” CASH paid for Gutters repaired 4 repUeed. Gutnntmd. Assuring You Lowest Possible Taxi guna, camerai, diamonds, gold and lil- 13 Tr*. In Denver also small acreage— close in. BE 3-6395 Gcao Apta., Houaea. Rootna, Ail Lo- Thoroughly Elxperieoced. Dependable. SP. 7-4227 200 E. 4tl> Former auditor, bonded notary public. ver. Loam made. Immediate caah. Phone for Free Climate CR. 4-8466 Why not call now for full de Your Tax ConsuiUnt Since 1940 eatioDt. Fumiahed or unfuroUbed Steven’s. 1531 Curtia. AL. 5-67SS. Hunt's Cleaners tails? WANT OFFER? Reliable Tax Advice Is Cheapest 1 ANN BAILEY RLTY. Let's Swop- -53 “ IFe Own Our Own PlanP' Insulotion Sewing Machine Repoir Owner letting—walking dltUnce to Open Daily and Sunday 8 to 8 3033 E. Colfax FL. 6-M64 Saleaman — SaleiWoman New Christian Hi-school. Lady of ANYTHING of valua taken on porchaae 60 min. service if desired at: FOR SUMMER COMFORT W« har* mn opening on oar $ Tax-Savers Clearing House JOHNS MANVILLE Certiried Rock Lourdes, and Asbury schools. Beauti or installations of gas furnace*, water m ]m for capable, Catholic (Formerly at 2677 S. Broadway) beaters eto. What bavo rou. RA. 2-8749. 716 E. 17th Ave. Wool. Also Free EatfniateB on rooffng Expert Sewing Machine | man or woman. (lood oppor ful 6-rm. brick bglw. G.E. kit., nook, Apartments Furnished — 27 and Biding. Home Insul. ft Imp. Ca Repair • Where Clients Send Their Friends Quick Service at Our Other tunity. sun rm .,XL bsmt, excelnt. condition. Stores, Offices and Bus. 1874 So. BROADWAY 935 S, BROADWAY SH. 4-2991 Newly decorated, light, fumiahed ba i» SH. 4-2719 Eve. CH. 4-7829 All Parts, Workmanship, and | Garage, Call: Turner, FL. 6-6W6. ment apt. Private bath and entrance. Prop, for Rent------59 Locations; Your Catholic Realtor Utilitiea paid. St. Vincent'* Pariah. Satisfaction Guaranteed • Henry Lay Realtor SP. 7-7487. 960 So. York. 1227 California Landscaping JOSEPH R. MALPIEDE | Education and Instructian 7 8216 E. Colfax WILSON & WILSON 30J3 W 38lh — OE. 3-257» Near to church, bna. shopping. Neat, S. FEDERAL 3376 Kremaria DE 3-4924 clean, kitcheneta apt., for one or 2. 1517 Dayton— Aurora Landscaping o f Distinction 2896 S. Broadway EA. 2-4687. SHOPPING CENTER PBX SWITCHBOARD Designer & Contractor 2 STORES FOR RENT Pick Up and Deliver SU. 1-6671 Plus receptionist training. UusineM 364 Lincoln, bedroom apt., privata bath. Lawns — Gardens BLESSED SACRAMENT demands trained personnel. All agea. KE. 4-7629 or PI*. 6-2880. 2011 S. Federal, 16x42^, tile floor, PARISH Free nlacetnent for those who qualify. fluorescent lights, overbad heaL Call AC. 2-3355 Nursery Stock JFe Hare Parts 3 ROOMS and bath. Clean. Reaaonabla. 3100 A MONTH We Give Pioneer Stamps Spacious. 3 bHroom, buff brick bunga Switchboard School 579 So. Osceola. WE. 6-0990. 1007 S. Federal, 16x42^, fluorescent And Repair All Makes low. Liv. rm. and din. rm. carpeted Carl A. Hoffman Traininx to 5 Week. lightk. concrete floor. St. Mary w-w. Wood burning fireplace. New bricks 4646 FRANKLIN ST. Da; or ETcninf 2-riD. apt Children wele. TA. 6-9S88 390 A MONTH 198& S. Dexter SKyline 6-2346 kit., bfit. rm. and full fin. b»mt. Ou 1450 Logan St. EE. 4-4762 To see either ask for keyti at Curtain Cleaners hot water heat Front drive garage- 1009 So. Federal, or Gall SEWING MACHINES Magdalene^s 316.750. Asitume large F.H.A. loan. Rooms to Rent Furnished 31 FRANCIS LACE CURTAIN CLEANERS Mr. J. M. Cline, Owner CURTAINS. CROCHETED TABLE Linen Service 2751 ZENOBIA Dressmaking- 7A 1681 Penn. Sleeping room, next to bath. RA. 2-3193 — Will Show anytime CLOTHS. DRAPERIES. BLANKETS. WE RAVE MOVED Beautiful Home for John F. Bruno, Realtor Employed gentleman. MA. 8-3648. SPREADS, LINFJ4S. CLEANED BY Expert Service Alterations— All Kinds of Sewing TO OUR NEW BUILDING Large Catholic Family E. 22nd & Kurnty — DE. 1-4266 LATEST METHODS. HAND PRESSED MOUNTAIN TOWEL A SUPPLY CO. Ladies Suita — Dressmaking Misc. for Sale 34 ONLY. 1259 KAfLAMATH. TA. 5-3527 DE. 3-6225 EVES. 2535 Gilpin KE. 4-4828 Autas (Used) far Sale 83 B. W Beekiua. Manager PFAFF 4-yr.-old, 4-bedrm. brick, Ige. 2690 S. Grant RA. 2-7047 liv. rm., din. rm., kit. and bk- Cleaning— Home Sewing Center ALTERATIONS. DRESSMAKING FOB ELWOOD EDWARDS Point & Wallpaper fst. nook; fireplace and w-w THAT SPECIAL FIT. CALL WE. FINE AUTOMOBILES N 1214 W. Alimed* SH. 4-2426 1304 W . Alameda carpeting. Possibility o f apt McIntyre - Peterson 5-2863. HOME-CLEANING WALLPAPER, discontinued patterns, in bsnit. with fireplace. Land SERVICE fine quality. Save at least 1-3 to 60% RA 2-4724 scaped, 4-car garage. REAL ESTATE Family mending, bedding, drapes, slip Atlas Auto Wrecking As low as 20c par rolL Papar trimmad covers and clothing repair^. DD. 8-1269. W free of charge. This home could conceivably WE PAY MORE Carpets - Rugs - Upholstery STAR 1835 ARAPAHOB AL. 5-1721 be sold in the future as W. H. (BUI) Costello FOR CARS — ANY CONDmON Famous Duraclean Method Moving and Storage- CLOSE OUT Somae paintf^Wailpaptr. Tool Rentals church property. Excellent RA. 2-3980 Free Estimate - Guaranteed Gro-Green Liquid Paiia for All Cara 20c roll and op. Painting, p ip in g . Free Terms! Member St. Vincent d« Paul', Parieb ( FL. 5-1230 ealimatea. 866 Santa Fe. KE. 4-4629. Sanders, Paint Sprays, Electric AARON & SANTA FE Rebuilt Gencratora 18.(5 and up T haN*e a demand for homes or income WALLPAPER Hanging, Painting, Saws, Electric Drills, Wall Paper 2118 E. Dakota And Rebuilt Tranemiailona (29.95 and up Remodeling. Call KE. 4-5793. propw ^ In tiw» above area and St, MOVING & STORAGE FERTILIZER 2968 W. 8(h Ave. MA. 8-8783 Steamer, Trailers, Etc. Dominic’s. Call: Mr. Llntner — SH. 4-0015 — PE. 3-7045 LOW RATES Paper Bsngiag* i»aiQtiog and steaming. GR. 7-1607. Trucks, Tractors, Truck Reas. Tom Lacero. AL. 6-3258. with COMPLETE ADAMS RENTS LOCAL, LONG DISTANCE Trailers ------86 PACKING, CRATING, SHIPPING HOUSECLEANING TEXTURING. PAINTING ft PAPER SMIDL REALTOR ING. 17 YR8, IN DENVER REAS 510 So, Colorado Blvd. 4405 W. S8th CR. 7-16#T TA. 6-8051 AL. 5-0572 J'oUjaqsi (D M m L FOR SALE Walls . Carpets - Furniture CALL McKELVY. SP. 7-3642. EA. 2-4901 TRAILER Floor Work WANTED exterior and Interior painting. Waxing • Sanding NEAR ST. JAMES’ IT'S SAFE A 10-15-5 Balanced Fertilizer Utility • 5x8 Alio roofa repaired and painted. All Tree Service M i c k a M Excellent Condition Linoleum, Wall and work guaranteed Reas, rates. Allen PARISH WITH WEICKER EJasy to Apply, Won’t Bum King. £M. 4-9e29. Brand New Tires and Tubes Floor Tila Laying St. Jamea’ Pariah MOVING. STORAGE %A gPO indoding 4 BEDROOMS * Painting • Decorating FOR paper hanging and pahitfaig cal) Iri. Chlk — DE. S-41«* PACKING, SHIPPING Requires No Wetting in bompor hitch AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES For Prompt Service Antoa Berrhiger 168 Madison EA. 2-2286. Empire Shade Tree Co. See this exceptionally nice (Cbriit tb. King Parish) Homo Phone WE. 6-0718 WEICKER 1 Gal. Covert 10,000 Sq. Feet GLEN CARSON CALL Trimming — Spraying — Surgery 3-yr.-old contemporary home. 808 S. Bdwy. RA. 2-2121 TRANSFER A STORAGE CO. Plumbing Expert Intured Workmanihip Huge kitchen, living room WE. 4-1144 of Lawn or Garden Convalescent Homes — 87 R. Glewet and 2 complete baths on beau MAin 3-3221 Men in White MILE HI SEWER SERVICE Er*t Eitimate* tiful p lot— 108 ft. X 125 f t MTN. VIEW CONVALESCENT HOME Children's Nurseries- -II 557 S, Irving YOU PLUG ’EM 1316 Poplar DE. 3-7032 DALE BELSHE DOYLE HOUSE $ Q 9 5 "HOME AWAY FROM HOME" MOTHERS, don't worry about your child WK, 4-92I5 — *,.ltor — WK. 4-9S45 MOVING FOR PAR'ncULAR PEOPLE WE CLEAN ’EM PRUNING. SPRAYING. CABUNG wbilt you're working. It will get loving AND CAVITY WORK. E Ta We pay cash for houses care at my borne. It will fit in yoar Per Gallon Who need 24-bour nuning care Minor plumbing ft repair SATRIANO Careful ael«ctiT« prenhig for tm- and buildings to be moved. budget. Call 7 :S0 a.m. to 4 :30 p.m. Consult Ua Firat Because We Care Prices Reas. 2010 So. Gilpin Aurora. EM. 6-0886. proved appearance of your trees and 800 S. Logan - PE. 3-1553 2600 S. Qrant RA. 2-3556 BROTHERS to leasen poaaible stonn damage. G L 5-4669 Floor! Waxed ft Foliahed SP. 7-3768 St. John's Parish Lieenseda 16 Vrs. Exp. Walls ft Windows Washed SCHULHOFF TREE SIS High Sl HELLO! Paper Cleaning HOLY FAMILY PARISH Rug ft Furniture Cleaning FAIR PRICES SERVICE 2 bedroom livable house. Liv Sillstrop's Nursery Would you lik* a home for your Care for CASH REGtSTEH Expert • Dependable • Insured N» Job Too Lars* or Too Small ing room with fireplace. Owner want* offer on thia beautiful re mother la my private home? Kind AL.5-554R HA. 4-6112 • INFANTS 3600 QUEBEC Free Estimate* References Fast, Guaranteed Work Large landscaped yard with modeled 4 bdrm. boma. Wardrobe, ness is my motto 1 Good Food 4b • HANDICAPPED Nothing Down Free Eitimata Upholstery nice patio, garage and sep closet., 1 batha. Charming llv. rm. Special care I GL. 5-5754 or arate storeroom. with fireplace. Full din. rm .; Ht. with • EXCEPTIONAL IDEAL PLUMBING EASTER SALE. Quality reupbolator- eating .pace. Di.hwaaher, Diapoul, Children Call: SP. 7-5352 GL. 5-8289 inK. Hav* that old ovarstuffed furni Priced Right. Calh 730 Salem S t EM. 6-2712 Day*. AC. 2-8185 Evat. CH. 4-1392 Thermador range. UOL rm.; Patio; Bar ture restyled at no additional charge. Free eeti. EM. «-3235. FL. 5-6454 becue; garage. Must tee in.ide to ap Santa Fe Auto Top Quilteri preciate, Under (18,000. Turner—FL. 217 S. SANTA FE DR. Expert upholatary and carpet cleaniaa Beacon In rour bom* or our ahop. Carpet re 6-6090. Alaaka Quilt Shop. Machine golltlcg Furniture Bed and Ambulatory 2432 H* Ird Ava. DD. 1-2662. pairing and laying. Uoyd Elliott. <45 Development Re-Upbolatering • WANT A JOB? Wadsworth. BEL (.6859. 935 Newport St. HENRY LAY, REALTOR Male Patient* Only (Near St. James' School) 3022 W. 38th Ave. GE. 3-2578 Center 1 Pe. Set aa Low as Radio & Televisian RE-COVER your fumitur* at wbolaeaj* Sptcial Car* and Oi*ts • WANT TO SELL? prica. Save on the difference. T a n a 2 Bdrm. Brick. Kitcbco with eating Pre-School for NATIONAL UPHOLSTERY apace. Full open Basement Excel, Fin«it of Care and Servic* TV Service — All Makes Brain-Ddmaged Children 69.95 up • WANT TO HIRE? 488 S. BROADWAY PE. 8-1128 condition, Priced under 315,000. HOMES FOR SALE Honest Reliable Service 2115 S. Dahlia SK. 6-6340 Wall Washing Cherry Creek Realty This Ad Worth OCOO Mrs. Anna Classen’s • WANT TO BUY? Expert Antenna Installation 2, 3 or 4 bdrm. brick and TV SERVICE 3923 E. 2nd Ay*. ' FL. 5-3549 with basement Situatiani Wanted Female 14 On Any 2-Pc. Set C w WALL-O-MATIO machine. Y o a r Rest Home • WANT A HOME? ' Radios & Phonographs answer for apeed, eeononxy and thoroogh- A lto Also Repaired nesa in all your wall cleaning. Clean Exoellcnt Cook, czporiencad in fine cook 1433 St. Paul FR. 7-2090 twice aa fast as bucket and iponga Sites for 'Custom Building ing and Mrvlng, wanti position in adult Crutom Made Seat Covez* • WANT TO RENT? Midway Television Coeta iesa. No mets. no noise, no d r ^ Rest Haven near CathoUo home In mountain town. SP. 7-9093 cloth. For fret eetimate call Airwavea MR& GIDEON'S REST HOME 481 So. Pearl SP 7-4467-68 Industrial Service. DE. 8-7063. No M n. Dlea Chaaa, Superintendent St Bernadette’s — Lakewood, APPROVED BABY SITTERS SERVICE 2741 Fad. Blvd. OL. 5-9918 Wm. A. Armbruttar streaka, no aplotchea. No Contagtona Diaeaae* Sts. Peter and Paul’s — HAS CAPABLE, DEPENDABLE BABY Furniture far Sale- 43 Wheatridge, and S t Theresa’s SITTERS. CALL: FR. 7-1476 Misc. for Sale- Recreation, TV, 24-hour Superviilon Use 341 Mite, for Sale- 34 — Aurora. THE GAYLORD 1321 Colninbine FL. 5-2939 WASHING It IRONING IN MY BOMB. PUBUC SALE For partleulan call: PICKUP a DEU IN EVES. AL. 1-4000 ^ NURSING HOME JOE TRAINOR, BROKER EPPCO FENCES W051AN WANTS DAY WORK AND/OR SELLING OUT FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE, UP •The Register 1476 Wadsworth BABY BITTING. CALL: AH. 0-2018. WHOLESALE STOCK AND BED PATIENTS. We build any type of fence S t Anthony’s Parish BE. 7-19H or Evoa. WE. 6-2712 24-HOUR NURSING CARE. DRAPES, HAND MADE BLIP COVERS Want Ads (8,250.2 Bdrm, Frame. Fenced, Traaa, AND BEDSPSEAOS. CALL: FR. 7-I4TI NEW FURNITURE 1427 GAYLORD Chain Make - Redwood - Picket Lawn. Part Baaeaient Aaaome 4% Personal MUST BE SOLO G.L Loan. (49.00 per month in CALL And Other Designs clude* Everything! Situations Wanted Male- 15 REGARDLESS OF COST Greetings MRS. WALKER Call: AERATION IS THE BEST PREPARA LIVINGROOM. DININGROOM. BED- Call Honest Work Efficiently Done To Our F ritn d t TION FOR DRY SUMMER. IT HELPS ROOBL MATTRESS. CHAIRS, DU. 8-2810 WE. 4-4336 WATER TO SOAK DEEPER. PERTIU- LAMPS. E T a ZER WORKS TO THE ROOT. FOR KE. 4-4205 FREE ESTIMATES — ALL WORK GUARANTEED Dr. Allred D. BEST SERVICE. CALL TOM. CH. Warehouse Disposal Reol Estate Laans- -100 SELLING YOUR HOME? 4-3124. Kleyhauer 1517 PLATTE 1 repre*«nt private elianta with moncor htr. qutlKM tnren fw Uketmd-Whutridgt WANTED—^Drafting, evening and Sator- OPEN 10 A. H. TO 9 P. H. Clothes Line Poles — Complete Installation Call ■ for' dan mt wtlonl BmUr A to loan on Denver and anbnrban home*. Today 1432 Trtmoni KB. 4-1144 days. Specialiie in ink work. Prtfar EASY TEEMS Quick Servlet, Mr. Kimtty, 808 S. Pearl Phone CH. 4-1282 lac.. M lw . ai. a-5383. io do work at home. BA. 4-40(7. P X t-U ti. V PAGE EIGHTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 Thursday, April 14, 1955
Hon.en.al.er-* Mother of God Annunciation Parish Group m o '-n o o m D ep artm en t Parish Gaines To Sponsor Marriage Forum S £ W £ R m m £ g "RAZOR-KLEENS" CLOGGED Patronise These Reliable and Friendly Firms Ahern accompanied the junior Party April 22 (Annunciation Pari!h, Denver) Boys will furnish music for the ; LINES ELECTRICALLY A Marriage Forum and S3?m- affair. Tickets are available and c)ass to a picnic in Evergreen. (Mother of God Parish, Denver) posium sponsored by the young can be purchased from any Men’s It was the annual picnic for the • The electric ROTO-ltOOTEI uchlM his fist married couples of Annunciation Club member. Donations for class. spionlnt steel cittlif bliBes. A games party featuring Parish will be held in Annuncia tickets are 75 cents each. Proceeds Games parties are held every frozen foods, bacon, and cash • Qiickly, eislljf shire iw i; tree ruts, frets*, tion High School and Church on from the affair will be used for Sunday throughout the year be attractions will be held in Mother scile, restiris] fret fli* yrenptlj. Sunday, April 24. The Rev. school activities. Ted Denning is ginning at 8 p.m. in Hagus Hall. Only ROTO-ROOTER of God Church hall on Friday chairman. The PTA sponsors the snack bar evening, April 22, at 8 o’clock. Joseph M. O’Malley of St. Philo- f a t h e r Ahem, has invited all in conjunction with the games 'R A io fm iH . PHONE The affair will be sponsored by parish men to join the Men’s parties. the Men’s Club. Admission will Club. Since the club’s organiza Johnny Priselac spent the SP. 7-4227 jta n . je 50 cents per person. tion three years ago it has week end with the Priselac family / » 9 o m ■ The next regular meeting' of done a tremendous job in in the parish. John is attending the Men’s Club is scheduled for furnishing athletic equipment for Trinidad Junior College. Kolinneccssiify A NATIONAL SERVICE AVAILABLE LOCALLY > Tuesday, May 3, andjwill be in the schools and providing funds the form of a social gathering for the grade school and high The Men’s Club’s Bowling: to which wives of members are school’s social and recreational League meets every other' GARVIN'S SEWER SERVICE nvited. An entertainer will be activities. Wednesday at 9 p.m. in the Den featured on the program. Re Father Thomas Barry, pastor, ver Bowling Academy. There are Exclusive Roto-Rooter Operators freshments will be served. reports that plans for the par about 20 men represented in the SP. 7-4227 200 E. 4th Ave. ish’s Spring 'Thaw Ball are pro league. The Altar and Rosary Society LCBA Unit 320 will meet Fri will hold a short business 'meet gressing satifactoriiy. The can vassing o f the parish homes has day, April 15, at 12:30 p.m. in the GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. ing in the basement of the rectory Blue Room. 'Thursday, April 14. A dessert been completed and any parish "/iccredited Purveyor! to the Catholic Clergy” ' The S t Catherine Club will luncheon will be served at 1 p.m. ioners who accidentally may not ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY JANITORIAL & SANITARY SUPPLIES in the church -basement followed have been contacted are asked to meet in the home of Mrs. T. V. 1450-52 Tremont Place — CH. 4-8775 or 2598 by a card party. Tickets for the call the rectory at TA. 5-2030. Brennan, 1882 Humboldt, April 19 GUY M. ELDER DENVER 2. COLORADO at 12:30 p.m. party are 50 cents and will be The 80 captains reportedly have Industrial and Commercial Building purchased at the door. accomplished adequate results. An afghan made and donated The 1955 Hudson Rambler, PEST CONTROL 175 Vallejo Si. PEarl 3-8930 by Mrs. Charles Fellows will be grand attraction of the ball, has CloTcrraitee Can Be Controlled awarded as a special prize. Seve been exhibited in front o t the Blackwidow Spiders • Mice • Bedbafs ral other prizes will also be given. church the past week for the bene TERMINIX SERVICE fit of parishioners. The World's Laraest Termite Control An Evening Mass will be of HAL HUDSON’S SERVICE The Spring Thaw Ball will be W. 8Ib At«. & KaUmath fered Sunday at 6:30. held the evening of May 23 in OPEN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS Holy Hour is held every Sat Rev. Joaeph O’Malley the Knights of Columbus Hall at Denver Pest Control urday at 7 :30 p.m. 16th Avenue and Grant Streets. Free Pick-Up and Delivery mena’s Church will direct the Proceeds from the affair will be & Service Lab day’s activities. used to reduce the parish debt. GEO. LEACHMAN. Prop. DENVER’S LARGEST The program will open with Banns of marriage have been New Location • 14S2 S. Broidwax Novena Honoring registration at 1:45 p.m., fol announced for the following: 'Vir Free SUPER STATION lowed by three conferences on ginia Ochoa and Nick Vigil, both Estimatei with marriage. .A question and answer of Annunciation Parish; and 12 Pump, to Serve You St. Anthony Set period will follow with the speak Delbert Kerber and Geraldine S P . 7 -46 73 er answering the written, un James, both'of Annunciation Par signed questions. A Holy Hour ish. At St. [lizabeth's will begin at 5 p.m. in Annuncia On Tuesday, April 12, Father tion Church, at which the re (St. Elizabeth’! Pari!h, Denver) newal of marriage vows will be MADE ESPECIALLY FOR ROCKY MT. REGION! The solemn novena in prepar made by all the couples partici ation for the Feast of St. An pating. A buffet supper will be Rally April 19 FENCES You Can Install Yourself •ft "BuMd Your Own Garage" thony will-be'^n Tuesday, April served in the high school immedi ately after the Hour. Baby • REDWOOD OR CEDAR SAVE ON 19. The nov.epii prayers will be Holy recited after,the 8 o’clock Mass sitters will be available for • BASKH WEAVE *PRE-CUT PACKAGE " couples with children. PERMAGREEN each Tuesday, ■ and the regular To Be Held by • RANCH TYPE services in the .evening will begin Advance registration will be • PICKET SHOP MAN a v a il a b l e FOR at 7.j45 and •■will last approxi- necessary in order to learn the • ORNAMENTAL WIRE COUNSELING SERVICE A COMPLETE matefy-one half hour. The no number that will attend. Any in FINANCING With Our Easy Pay Plan... vena services will consist of the terested couple may register by St. James' PTA BALANCED Rosary, short sermon, novena phoning Father Ahern at (St. Jame!* Pariih, Denver) • BUILDING h a r d w a r e • PinSBURGH PAINT • CEMENT prayers, and Benediction. TA. 5-2030, or Mrs. Marie Smith RATION PLANT FOOD The regular meeting of the St. SVALl BOARD • FENCING ‘GLASS • INSULATION • SASH & DOORS at MA. 3-0853, Mrs. Paul Denman ______e ROOFING e SIDING ■■ i Those who live at a distance James PTA will be held in the or otherwise find it impossible at TA. 5-7598, or Mrs. Ralph Walsh Memorial Hall on Tuesday EM pirs 6 -3 5 6 2 to attend the public services in Moore at CH. 4-0417. evping, April 19, at 8 p.m. At 11150 I. COLFAX AV. St. Elizabeth’s Church m ^ ob Father O’Malley in the' past this meeting the children of the Lawns Flowers • Gardens tain the prayer leaflet by ad few years has conducted Lenten room mothers. will model the dressing a postal card to the Marriage Forums for married costumes to be worn in the annual Franciscan Fathers at 1060 IJth couples in St. Philomena’s Pahish May frolic. The nominating com Electrical Contracting & Repairing Street, Denver, Colo. and conferences for unmarried mittee under the chai.manship of Father Timothy Judson.O.F.M., persons for the East Side Young Mrs. Audrie Erickson will present Shrubs • Trees People’s Club. who is attached to St. Eliza a slate for consideration. The Confessions will be heard dur mothers of the second graders EARL J.STROHMINGER beth’s Monastery in Denver, will preach the novena. His sermons ing the Holy Hour by the assist will be hostesses in the meeting. liHwtswufL you. U^ant Onuihinq, Jo ^Jww! EUctric Compaay will be built around "The Love ants of the parish. The Sacred Heart Devotions of God.’’ Monsignor C. H. Hagus, former will be resumed this Friday, Licenitfd and Bonded * pastor, celebrated the 9:30 High April 15, at 7:30 p.m. The pas Member National Electrical Contractor! Ast'n. St. Elizabeth’s Parent-Teacher Mass on Easter Sunday. Monsig tor announced at the Masses on .Association will meet Thursday, nor Hagus also gave the sermons Sunday that during Lent 1178 Stout St. AC. 2-5733 April 14, at 8 p.m. in the school at the 8:30 and 9:30 Masses. 42,000 (Communions were dis hall. The children of the fifth The officers of the Solemn tributed. He thanked the people and sixth grades will put on a Mass were Father James L. for their generous response to the short skit explaining the vest Ahern, celebrant; Father C. B. graces of Lent. PROTECT YOUR HEALTH! ments and the prayers said at Woodrich, deacon; and Robert Baptized Sunday were Stephen Mass. For Sanitation You’re .Always Dore, subdeacon. Mr. Dore is Douglas, infant son of Mr. and a student at St. Thomas’ Semi Mrs. Eugene A. Saindon, with SAFE trilh COPPER Payment!, not pledge!, will nary and will be ordained to the Jerry and Jeanne Brin as spon mea!ure che !ucce!! of the Arch- priesthood in June, 1956. sors; Deborah Jay, infant daugh 3 YEARS TO PAY bi!hop’! Seminary and Miaaion! NOTHING DOWN LOW INTEREST RATE The priests of the parish wish ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ludwick A. Campaign. Hoiby, with Louis and Bonnie to thank the sisters, altar boys, Yau Wan't Get a Chemically Analyzed COPPIR Has Always Beta first Choice far and choir who generously gave Garramone as sponsors. their time during the Easter serv At a meeting of the officers Fertilizer That Will Colo. Dept, of Agriculture fine Ceekiag Otensils. It Heats fasterl ices, and those who prepared the of the St. James Men’s Club, of Compare With the New the Altar and Rosary Society, Cao7 Rust Gives Years of Service! altar for the Easter Masses. FENCES Servers during Holy Week in and of the St. James PTA on cluded the following high school Tuesday night in ihe school, it Permagreen was unanimously agreed to CHAIN LINK-REDWOOD boys: Gerald Wright, Gerry San For more water holding V doval, Louis Ziiige, Roy Mas- award an automobile of the me Installed Only by Experts carenas, Clarence Tanko , and dium class. A committee was ap ■f( To increa.e aeration Gerald Ortiz. pointed to make the selection this the .oil The Men’s Club will meet week. This award will be made in connection with the annual par 'tC To regulate .oil AWNINGS Thursday, April 1-J, at 7:45 p.m. temperature in the Cards Club. Refreshments ish picnic which is held on the will be served. The meeting is be first Sunday of August each ■fC To add humu! to .oil Aluma Roll Awnings year. ing held this week because it was To improve phy.ical The Only All Mobile Awning postponed in Holy Week. condition of the .oil The Men’s Club’s first spring General of Dominicans “ Dutch Hop’’ will be held Satur Vatican City.— Irish-born Fa day, April 23, from 8:30 p.m. ther Michael D. Browne, the Carports - Patios to 1 a.m. in the Slovenian Pope’s personal theologian and Hall at 4464 Washington Street. canonist, has been elected Master Licensed and Bonded Paul Weingardt and his Alpine General o f the Dominican Order. Contractor THK BKST IN LUGGAGE A'o Doten Payment AH Kind! y J. A. lOHNSON & SON 36 Mos. Co Pay • Gutters • Down Spouts Organic G Air Conditioning FOR FREE ESTIMATES ^ Gas Furnace Sales Call McColl and Service Fortified! 88 So. Penn. RA. 2-5657 ^ A FLEET OF TRUCKS FOR FASTER SERVICE with the wi eiYi nom sum De 3-7335 KE. 4-3171 After 5 p.m., AL. 5-8131 3030 W. 44TH AVL PHONE necessary r ------1 For Prompt Nitrogen— ENGLEWOOD Each of US haa a IHOWRY-BERG $ $ $ $ SAVERS! LAUNDRY & Phosphate— vital part in main Heating Company taining thia Land of DRY CLEANING Potash— Oara. . • • Aak yoar FEATURE FULL OF Stning Enllrt Eig livKl iW Dtgnr Arn Dealer for Yoor Copj Authorized Lennox Deeler Service . . . Cali: PACKED PHILCO QUALITY Fornnee! ind Air Conditioning “ This Land N e w 1955 ALL MAKES FURNACES TA. 5-6370 of Ours” BIG BIG INSTALLED, SERVICED Sensational AND REPAIRED CASCADE A Taiaablo teaching aid — alio contain! complet# plaai- 21-INCH 17-INCH Heating Laundry & Dry Cleaners Ing initmctione. « Air Conditioning PICTURE PICTURE Sheet Metal Work AT BETTER STORES Phone SU 1-4494 Bocoir & Schramm Alcott Coal & Ice Co. Jen.en Hardware & Appliance Saline Feed A Supply TUBE TUBE Free Checkap 4k Esttmete Composition Roofing 3860 TennjrMn St. 1318 E. Evan. 4800 W. 38th Ave. Dey and Ni^ht* Service Tile Roofing GL. 6-U70 SP. 7-7860 GL. 5-4880 EBONY FINISH EBONY FINISH A..ociated Nor.ery & 1065 W . Hampden Lakewood Feed & Seed Simpaon Seed Co. GOLDEN GRID GOLDEN GRID Roof Repairing Land.cape 8525 W. Colfax Are. iS25 Champa Frank Waters, Prop. (82S E. 28th BE. 3-4245 TA. 6-2279 TUNER TUNER 4020 Brighton Blvd. EA. 2-3498 FINGERTIP TUNING FINGERTIP TUNING CH. 4-6563 Blomberg Bldg. & Hardware Lowell Hardware & Paint Co. Snowy Range Seed Co. 506 So. F ^.ral Blvd. 3484 W. 32nd Ave. 4301 Brighton Blvd. AND ONLY— AND ONLY— GL. 5-7683 MA. 3-4438 Both Sets Are Transformer WE. 4-0811 EVELYN’S SLIP COVER DO YOUR OWN Boulevard Lawn Montgomery Ward Farm Store South Denver Evergreen $ .9 5 Powered to Deliver TV's $ .9 5 & Garden Shop 585 8. Broedway Nur.ery and DRAPERY SHOP LAUNDRY 320 So. Colo. Bird. RA. 2-1161 1534 So. 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Alameda Ave. TABLE MODEL RADIO- 1405 Plorenc* 5225 W. 38th Ave. PE. 3-4122 EH. 8-3571 HA. 4-7131 A SET FOB THE KITCHEN OR Reel-Kite SERVICE W eit Colfax Feed & Supply 52nd Ave. Variety Ridge Valley Poultry 7601 W. Colfax Ave. .BEDROOM-SPECIALS MWM ■RFRPi & Hardware 5650 W. 29th Art. BE. 3-0515 1111 u / lll U L l l U FREE ESTIMATES 1851 W. 52nd Ave. BE. 8-0767 GL. 5-<63g FROM ONLY...... | / Rocky Mountain Seed Co. W e.t Denver Feed Company WRITTEN GUARANTEE CITY AND SUBURBAN Gamble Store. 5093 W. CoUex Ave. ■/^ppl!Lcu^ceo [ 1325 ISth Street BE. 3-4635 | 7601 W. 57th. Arvada HA. 3-6134 Fa.t, Efficient Cleaning of All Hou.ehold Drain. HA. 4-4252 Rodeo Super Market We.tmiiuter Feed ft Supply FREE PARKING BOULEVARD Seweri Cleared of RooU and All Other Obitructions * Golden Mill & Elevator Co. 3915 W, 7Srd (Weatmln.ter) Co. I GR. 7-5455 1012 Ford St. (Golden) BA. 9-0590 7188 Lowell Bird, ON THE BIG'lo t THOROVGHLY — ELECTRICALLY Golden 308 At Your Friendly HA. 1-6511 Hart’. 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