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Member of Audit Bureau of Circulatione Content* Copyrighted by the Catholic P reu Society, Inc., 1948—Permieiion to Eeprodnce, Except on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. Westwood Dedication Is Sept. 29 DENVER CATHOUC Archbishop Blesses Church Parishioner Gives As Shrine of Our Lady for All Life Savings for Spanish-speaking Catholics turned out in numbers that packed the new Churc^ of REGISTER Our Lady of Guadalupe, W. 36th avenue and Kalamath street, Wednesday morning, for the solemn dedication. Pews, Monstrance The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller “This has not been established as a national church, for people of any nationality or The dedication pf the,new St. Anthony church in West- Services, NCWC and Religious News Photos. Price of papy 8 cents a copy.______any race are welcome,In any Catholic church of the Denver archdiocese,” said Archbishop wood has been set for Wednesday, Sept. 29. Archbishop Ur Urban J. Vehr. “We have set up this church as a Shrine to Our Lady of Guadalupe, who is VOL. XLin. No. 51. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1948. $1 PER YEAR ban j. Vehr will officiate. The Rev. Michael Maher, admin particularly loved by the Latin Americans, and who is well named the Queen of the istrator of the parish, announces that a dinner for the clergy Americas.” and special donors will be held in the Aeroplhne ballroom on 3,952 TAUGHT IN 71 CENTERS His Grace announced that the an outstanding tribute to Father church had cost, with its furnish Andrew Burguera, Theatine F-a- W. Alameda following the Solemn Mass eoram Arckiepiscopo. School Calendar It it hoped to have the work on ing, approximately 8100,000. It is ther in charge, whose unending Convent'* Blessing fully equipped, with lovely atoine<2 work made the building possible. the edifice, located at W. Ohio and glass windows, marble altars, mod although the Archbishop asserted 1 9 4 8 4 9 S. Newton, completed by that time. Is Slated Aug. 17 Great Spiritual Work Is Done If not entirely done, it will be far ern floors, exquisite Stations of that when it was first proposed to Archdiocese of Denver enough along so that the dedica the Cross especially painted for him by Father Andrew and Father Sept. 7—Opening day it, and a large organ. The job is aj John Ordinas, the Theatine supe Oct. 21 and 22—Teachen’ meet. tion may be held. Workmen are Children to Get finished one. rior, he quailed at the thought of putting asbestos shingles on the ing» roof now. The floor is still to be In Vacation School Classes The remaining debt, the Arch trying to raise the money. Nov. 1—Feait of All Saint*, bishop said, is $25,000. He paid At the dinner following the holy day laid and the sanctuary to be built. Extra Vacation Mass, the Archbishop announced Nov. 11— Arraittice day, holiday Some painting remains to be done. A total of 3,952 students were enrolled in the 71 religious There is not a great amount of vacation schools conducted this summer in the Archdiocese the names of a group of clergymen Nov. 2S a*td 26— Thanktgiving New Sacred Heart Pastor who had promised together to get vacation this, however, as the brick of the At St. James' of Denver by 133 teachers. $5,000 more to help pay off the Nov. 27— Pontifical Ma** of Re walls will not need decorating.' These figures are contained in debt. quiem for decea*ed religiou* The lower part of the walls is There is a group of children in the report released by the Very Governor Knotvi Speaki Dec. 8—Fea*t of Immaculate of dark red pressed brick and the Denver who probably will be happy Rev. Gregory Smith, pastor of St. Conception, holy day upper part of wire cut buff brick. to learn this news. School will Saint Roses Governor Lee Knous of Colorado The ceiling is being finished in Francis de Sales’, Denver, who, as was one of the speakers at this Dec. 18 to Jan. 2, inclu*ive— not open for them until about Oct. director of the Confraternity of dinner. He expressed his delight Chri*tma* holiday* an acoustical plaster board of a 1, a fact that gives them an extra Christian Doctrine in the archdio Chapel Gets over the beauty of the church and April 14 to 18, inclu*iva— complementary buff color. month’s vacation. cese, is in chaige of the vacation what it promises to do for the dis Ea*ter holiday* Father Maher recently w'as given Although work is being rushed school program. trict in which it has been erected, May 26—A*cen*ion Thur*day, $2,250, a parishioner’s life savings, on the new- St. James’ school, the Statistics regarding attendance New Windows and he gave a powerful statement holy day $2,000 for pews and $250 for a auditorium of which will serve as fail to tell the whole story of such about the complete necessity of re June 10— End of *chool year monstrance. The donor had as a a temporary church, the pastor. T?e Franciscan Sisters of the lifelong dream the idea of giving schools, but the great work accom St. Rose 'Residence, 10th and ligion if any nation or any state Father William V. Powers, be- \ plished in a few short weeks is is to survive. stained-glass windows for a church. lieves that it will not be ready for Champa streets, Denver, have an Nun, Native of Denver, I Since there will be no stained-glass classes until about Oct. 1. clearly indicated by the facts that nounced that stained-glass win Other speakers at the dinner 35 children were baptized, 695 A private blessing of the nuns’ dows will replace the plain-glass were Denver City Councilmen Er Transferred to Howaii thqny’s, the money was turned to were prepared for First Holy Com windows in the rear of the chapel. nest Marranzino, James Fresques, convent at 1205 Oneida will be munion, 132 were confirmed, nine Sister Francis de Sales Wren, an other uses. conducted by Archbishop Urban J. The side windows, stained glass, Edward Mapel, and George Cavan- The parish will hold a bazaar returned to the sacraments, six were installed at the time of con der, Father John Ordinas of St. alumna of St. Francis de Sales’ Vehr Tuesday, Aug. 17, at 8 a.m. were, brought into the Church as high school and the first religious Aug. 27, 28, and 29 to help pay The Archbishop will offer the first struction. The windows are being Cajetan’s church, Monsignors Wil for the building cost*. The carni converts, and 133 children prom storm-proofed and repaired. liam Higgins, Matthew Smith, and vocation from that school, spent Mass in the convent chapel. ised to attend parochial schools. Charles H. Hagus, Father Andrew, last week in Denver en route to val will be held on the parking Six Sisters of St. Joseph have The chapel, built during the Tounds of the Aeroplane ballroom. The total figures ^or the arch summer of 1897, when an addi and Judge Lerg, grand knight of Holy Rosary school, Paia, in the arrived in Denver to teach in the diocese are divided as follows: the Denver K. of C. John Noriega Hawaiian islands, where she has A heavy yearling steer, slaughtered school, which will include a kinder tion was put up, was dedicated been assigned. She is the daughter and packaged by a frozen food garten and eight grades. Regis Denver city parishe.s: Fifteen the following November. The cost was toastmaster. Women of the parish served the dinner, which of Mrs. Arthur Wren, 845 Emer locker concern, will be the main tration is being held Aug. 23, 24, schools, 35 teachers, 1,447 stu amounted to $18,933. .At the time son. SJie and four other Sisters of attraction. Members of the 40 and and 25 from 9 to 11 a.m. in the dents, one baptized, 176 first com the sisters were engaged in pro was held in the old church, a con verted store room, now turned St. Joseph of Carondelet sailed 8 of the American Legion will have Montclair Civic building. Addi municants, three returned to sac viding for orphans a n d the Wednesday, Aug. 11, for their re- charge of the games. Parishioners tions to the convent are planned raments, 124 children who prom residence was then known at St. THE REV. JOHN E. CASEY, S.J., left,.a native of into an excellent hall and recrea tion center. It stands on the same spective missions in Honolulu, are assembling a wide variety of at a later date to make accommo ised to attend parochial schools; Clara’s convent. Denver and a graduate of Sacred Heart high school, re Paia, and Waipohu on the islands. attractions. dations for from 12 to 14 sisters. Denver suburban parishes: Six corner as the yw church across Settlement in Denver turns to this parish Aug. 16 as pastor. His predecessor, the Rev. the street. ^ schools, 16 teachers, 463 students, A. S. Dimichino, SJ., right, will remain in Denver several days to In 1888 Coadjutor Bishop N. The dedication of the new 57 first communicants, fou/ re C. Matz, later Bishop of Denver, acquaint Father Casey with the parish routine. Father Dimichino turned to the sacraments; jmd one then will take up duties in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel parish, Pueblo. church marked the third" major asked the Franciscan Sisters of step in little more than a month Nugget Shaped Like Puppy's Paw Put convert; St. Clara’s province to take charge Father Casey has been at Prairie du Chien, Wis. Out-state parishes: Fifty The Rev. William M. Markoe, SJ., of Sacred Heart parish, who of Spanish-American progress in of a parochial school to be con the archdiocese. First a magnifi schools, 82 teachers, 2,042 stu nected with the newly organized will work on a mission band, is succeeded by the Rev. James L. Mc- dents; 34 baptized, 462 first com Shane, S.J., of St. Louis. cent church, dedicated to Our Lady St. Elizabeth’s parish. Mother Ce of Peace, was blessed in Greeley; Picturesque Idaho Springs on Map municants, 132 confirmed, two re cilia, Provincial, visited Denver The Rev. William J. O’Shaughnessey, S.J., of Loyola parish returns to Regis college. His successor is the Rev. Michael Schaefer, S.J., then the announcement was made By J oseph E merson Smith la newspaperman. Jackson told of turned to the sacraments, five and then returned to St. Louis, of the purchase for $21,000 of a converts, and nine children who where she selected Sisters Lon who had been stationed in British Honduras. ©fean of Denver Newspapermen his first adventure-filled trip, his former Congregational church in CCopyrithted, 1948. Reproduction I introduction to the Wild W est- (Turn to Pngt S — Column i) gina, Clara, and Raphael for the Colorado Springs for the establish Fr. Mattione mission. Priests and people grate in any form strictly forbiddan) when it was truly wild. These are ment of a new Spanish-speaking his ewn words:'* fully welcomed the sisters. A small Catholic church; and finally the A thieving mountain lion, a Regis to Add frame house was rented, pieces 'Feed Hungry' Is Slogan new Denver church was blessed, fighting dog, a man who loved the “My first trip of any length Will Become of furniture were borrowed, and one of three in the city conducted dog, a tin cup,* a knife, $9 worth across the country was in 1852. I poverty and hardship endured. by the Theatine Fathers. of gold dust, and a small gold nug- was born in Glasgow, Mo., and 2 Courses in School opened with an overflow get shaped like the, paw of a puppy from the time I could lift a rifle it bean at Regis Of CROP Food Collection ARCHBISHOP URGES was with me every day. My mother of children. The older children were responsible fo'f putting on thee The Rev. Louis G. Mattione, S J., trui By H eher IAMERICAN CUSTOMS mjy> the prosperous, pictqr«nuiue lit- Tornised that I could go to Tt ■ mm mm ■ - —. SI ■4o. dlAiMfdP' *ygf Jdaho weMc end as ois preoecessor, shoemaker’s shop, with the kneel American rural folks today. The tiffnce of starvation that Odr Lady of Guadalupe’s on Tues miles west of Denver/ his home tent. .1 became impatient, Courses in public management All these were so important in and joined a party of 21 that was the Rev. Eugene H. Kessler, S.J, ing benches, church-lent, as seats. day strongly advised the Spanish- leaves Denver to assume hi'S new . and in job analysis and evaluation grips whole nations in the world can be dispelled only by Americans against any seli-segn'e- close relation, the story could not heading for California. Kit Car- will be added to the curriculum of Purchase of Ground food—the grain, fruit, and meat—that is found in such son was the leader. We were to post at Marquette university. gation. He urged them to be cer be told without including every Father Mattione has beep at Re- the downtown division of Regis The pioneer Franciscan Sisters abundance on American farms. tain that their children learned factor in the birth of the city 90 drive a herd of cattle and sheep college this fall, it was announced worked hard and well and in ap “Give from the bounty of your English well, learned how to think years ago. Howling gale, bitter to the California gold mines. It by the Very Rev. Raphael C. Mc preciation the Franciscan Fathers fields and the fullness of your in American fashion; and merged old, and blood-stained snow marked was a trip of 1,500 miles, and my Carthy, S.J., president of Regis and parishioners of St. Elizabeth’s hearts.” This is the message being with the general population. He the scene and the worried man’s imagination was fired by stories college. church bought for them ground, Death Takes carried through Colorado this scoffed at the idea that it was nec reward for patiently nursing the of the gold fields at the end of the The courses will be given by 132 by 132 feet on 19th and Champa essary to keep one’s ancestral badly w inded dog day after day, journey. streets, for the sum of $16,000. week by Leo Roll, Catholic repre Marie M. Hoffman, who for sev sentative for the Christian Rural tongue in order to keep the Cath keeping it warm by the leaping “I remember to have camped at eral years was chief of the re The deal was closed on Feb. 10, Overseas Program. Mr. Koll is olic faith, and he said that in every camp fire, was the discovery in the the foot of the bluff where Kansas gional cla.ssification division of 1890. The Mother Provincial’s first Benedictine, former publisher of the St. Cloud, instance where this is promoted it ground thawed by the fire, of the City is now located. It was known the Civil Service commission, with concern was the repairing of the Minn., Sentinel., is for the sake of politics or other first large deposit of gold ever un (Turn to Page i —Column S) two brick houses that stood on the personal gain. He recommended, covered in the Rocky mountains! lot. The larger was used for the CROP, as the latest venture in however, the preservation of Span It is one of the great epics of sisters’ quarters, and the smaller, Ex-Missioner American good neighborliness is ish for cultural purposes, although the West. From the gold-yielding Damage of $8,000 rented. A home for working girls known, i.s sponsored by Catholic he urged that catechism be taught bars of Chicago and Clear creeks, was opened in the convent. Bishop The Rev. Nicholas Schwallie, Rural Life, Church World Service, opened by the stampede that fol Matz, assisted by the Franciscan O.S.B., a former missionary in and Lutheran World Relief. (Turn to Page S — Column S) lowed, went the men who discov Done hy fire in Fathers, bles.sed the new home, China before coming to Colorado, Through CROP, gifts in kind— ered silver camps that produced then called St. Clara’s convent. died in St. Thomas More’s hos- products of fields, granaries, and richly, Georgetown among the Sister Antonia was appointed su ■ pital, Canon City, Aug. 8. He had livestock pens—are accepted from Two 'Friends' Give number. The eastward bound Sterling Church perior, and the beginnings of an been in ill health for many years .America’s farmers and distributed hordes of the disgusted, seein;^ that orphanage came the same year. owing to a disease he contracted (Turn to Page S — Column ,1) only “colors” and a few grains of Damage amounting to about while working in China. (Turn to Pages — Coluynn i) $35 to Burse Drive gold represented the output of the $8,000 was done in the fire that He became a member of the rumored “fabulously rich” streams ruined the sacristy of St. Anthony’s Benedictine community in Canon 'Register' Ex-Employe Two “friends” of the Archdioceie in the Pike’s Peak country, were church, Sterling, Saturday, Aug. City in 1930 and served either as of Denver were the only people who halted: immigration flowed in and 7, it is estimated by the Rev. E. J. Yugoslav Prelate pastor or assistant in the Bene To Receive Nun's Garb took time out this week to give a a proud state was in the making Verschraeghen, pastor. The loss dictine parishes of Florence, Boul thought to the problems faced in because of George A. Jackson’s is covered by insurance. der, South Boulder, and Longmont, Miss Kathryn Jackson, a former the archdiocese in tarrying to nurse his dog “Drum.” employe of the Register, has com- [ The fire was discovered at about Who [scaped Tito and in the Crested Butte parish. providing the Nephew of Kit Carson Fr. Louis G. Mattione, S.J. He was borniNov. 12, 1888, in pleted her postulancy and will re leadership of 4 p.m. Since the door to the sac Who was Jackson? What man risty is kept shut, the blaze was Ripley, 0., and was ordained in ceive the garb of the Sisters of St. priests. gia for the past two weeks to fa To Visit Denver !June, 1924, in Techny, 111., as a Joseph of Carondelet in St. Louis, One individual ner of man was he? Little has not noticed at first even though been known; all the published his persons were in the church for miliarize himself with his new member of the Society of the Mo., on Sunday, Aug. 15. Miss donating $25 de duties. The Most Rev. Gregory Rozraan, Divine Word. It was as a mem Jackson is the daughter of Mr. and scribed him self tories give merely the bare facts Confession. Only prompt work by •Archbishop of Ljubljana in Yugo Mrs. Hugh Jackson, 4170 Vrain of his tremendous “find.” Jack- the Sterling fire department kept He was born in Kansas City, Mo., ber of the S.V.D. that he went to merely as a Sept. 17, 1914. After being grad slavia, who escaped the Commun China. Because of the nature of street. Denver. “friend” and the son walks across two or three the fire contained to the sacristy. ist persecution in that country and pages, when a whole volume could By the time the firemen arrived, uated from Rockhurst high school the disease, Father Schwalbe’s ap At the same ceremony, Sister other person, also in 1932, he entered the Society of has been living in the British oc pearance gave the impression that anonymous, gave and should be written about him. a hole had been burned through cupation zone in Austria, will ar Ellen James Mulligan, daughter of There is no mention that he was the sacristy ceiling. If the blaze Jesus at Florissant, Mo. Following Ma rie M. Hoffman he was far more advanced in years Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mulligan of $10. The total so his studies, he taught three years rive in Denver Monday, Aug. 16, than he really was. After return far in the drive a nephew of Kit Carson and, on had spread to the rafters of the for a brief visit at Holy Rosary 200 S. Washington, and Sister his mother’s side, a direct descend church, the entire building might at Creighton Prep in Omaha and responsibility over the four-.state parish. ing from China to the United Marie Rene Pretti, daughter of to push the St. have gone. then went to St. Marys, Kans., for area of Colorado, Utah, Wyo States, he worked in various par Joseph Seminary ant of Daniel Boone; that he be Mr. and Mrs. Pretti of Glenwood came a lieutenant colonel in the his theological studies. ming. and New Mexico. Archbishop Rozman was the co ishes staffed by members of the Springs, will pronounce their per ’ burse fund to the Two cases of candles added to Mrs. Hoffman received her author of the Concordat s ^ e d S.V.D. before going to Canon City petual vows. $6,000 mark has reached $1,395. Confederate army, where he served the smoke damage to the main part He was ordained to the priest brilliantly. Nothing is given, with of the church. A number of costly hood at St. Marys in 1945 and Bachelor of Science degree from between the Vatican and ^igo- in 1930. Sister Ellen James and Sister And so the attempt to provide a New Jersey State Teachers’ col slayia in 1935. But the stormy re Solemn Funeral Mass was cele the exception of his discovery in vestments were completely de ^efit a year of tertianship at Port Marie Rene are both expected to basic fund from which the interest Colorado, of his dramatic, roman stroyed. These included four sets 'Townsend, Wash. lege in 1916. In the summer of lationship existing between the brated for him with Abbot Leon- visit their homes the following will be used to assist a worthy f Schwinn, O.S.B., as celebrant tic life which began when he w’as of dalmatics, two white, one black, Specialized in Education 19.75, .-ilie studied at the Univer week. Sister Ellen James is a grad young man to the altar has too young to grow a mustache. and one red; two beautiful white sity of Munich. Germany, and re 1938 when the Orthodox Church I the Abbey chapel Aug. 10. Bur uate of St. Francis de Sales’ high .slowed down. Additional boosts Father Mattione holds Bachelor in \ugoslavia attacked the Con-jjal took place in Canon Citv. Years qgo in an interview with copes and matching veil, two white turned to this country to take her cordat successfully and forced it school, Denver. are needed, even if only in the form chasubles, and two rose vestment.'. of Arts, Master of .Arts, and S.T.L. of pennies—“pennies for heaven.” degrees from St. Louis universit; M.A. degree in public administra to he put aside in that country's Parents of ^Register' Priest Twenty-five or 30 altar boys’ cas 7 ’ tion from fhe American univer Senate. ' / b The present cost to maintain a Investiture, Profession socks pnd surplices and all the in where he specialized in the field of education. He was assigpied to sity in 1940. The Concordat with the Vatican I seminarian for one year at St. terior fittings of the sacristy were In the meantime she taught was attacked because of the gov-' Papal Blessing Given Thomas’ seminary is $500. Al Rites Set by 2 Orders lost. The blaze' melted the lead the faculty of the department of history and mathematics at Bor- enment’s interest in maintaining though the interest from a burse from an arched stained-glass win education at St. Louis university dentown (N. J.) high school. In friendly relations with the Ortho will not meet this amount, it will Within 1-Week Period dow and the glass shattered when in the fall of 1947, but was trans 1940 she entered the employ of help substantially the young man ferred to Marquette in January, dox Church. In succeeding years To Golden Jubilarions it fell. 1948. Shortly thereafter he became the U. S. Civil Service commission, there has always been the ques who needs just a few extra dollars Two orders of -Franciscan nuns Although the fire did not which led to the Denver position Colorado Springs.—Mr. and the Missa Cantata, his own com to continue his theological studies. with Denver mother-houses will assistant dean of the college of lib tion of whether or not even diplo- threaten to spread to the main eral arts. mentioned above. matic relations would be continued. 1 Frsnk J. Kekeisen, Sr., were position, “Pax Vobis.” A score of Donations in any amount are hold investiture and profession cer part of the church, the Rev. Leon Step to Government Career The difficulties between thel^ of a special Apos- priests are expected to be pres welcome. Address all communica emonies in August. Eleven postu ard Redelberger, assistant pastor, Father Mattione’s family lives at The public admini.stration course Catholic Church and the Commu-l‘”'“= P°Pe P'u® XII. ent, as well-as a host of lay friends, tions concerning burse gifts to the lants are receiving the garb of the removed the Blessed Sacrament 2613 Jarboe street, Kansas City, is of special interest to those con nist-dominated government have on the occasion of the golden an Mr. and Mrs.- Kekeisen 1)®'’® Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Chan Poor Sisters of St. Francis Seraph from the tabernacle at the first Mo. His brother, George, who was , sidering a career in government reached a climax with the perse niversary of their union in Holy three children resident in Colorado cery office, 1564 Logan street. Den of the Perpetual Adoration and 14 alarm. The altar was not dam a glider pilot during the war, is (Turn Page S — Column 6) cution that now is being directed Matrimony. A High Ma.ss at 10 Springs: Joseph F. Kekeisen, local ver 5, Colo. sisters are making both first and aged. an Augustinian frater stationed at against the Church by Tito, the o’clock Thursday, Aug. 19, in St. businessman; Mrs. Loretta Cass, final vows Aug. 12 at St. Joseph’s Kansas City, Kans. School Mission Red tyrant. Mary’s church will be the occa instructor at Colorado college; and convent Father Kessler, who goes to : Archbishop Rozman came to sion for Colorado relatives and Mrs. Mary Hayworth, at home. Investiture of three novices and Apostolic Blessing Marquette university as' assistant, this country from Switzerland at friends of the couple to join them In Decatur, 111., the jubilarians Schedule Is Released profession of final vows by four dean of the^ollege of liberal a rts,' Calender, 1948-49 the invitation of the Rt. Rev. John in celebrating the event. have one son, Frank J. Kekeisen, Sisters of StNFrancis of Penance had been oean at Regis college ■ J. Oman, pastor of St. Lawrence’s Mr. and Mrs. Kekeisen will cli Jr., assistant sales managefi^of A. For Denver Archbishop and Christian Charity will be held W ill Be Given at since 1946. Under his direction the : .\rchdioopse of Denver church in Cleveland, 0. max their jubilee with a Solemn E. Staley company. at Marycrest convent, 5200 Federal school grew to the largest enroll- | Engagement* o f Archbishop o t Archbishop/Rozman will arrive Mass at 9 o’clock on Tuesday, Aug. boulevard, Denver, Monday, Aug. Holy Ghost Church ment in its history. He aided in the ! N . 11—Uniyeriity of Peking The couple have also 14 ^and- Urban J. Vehr in the next few d«y from Chicago, 111., early Monday, 31, the date itself, in St. James’ children and one great-grandchild. 16, at 8:30 a.m. establishment of the downtown di- i church, Decatur, 111., the place of weeks are announced as follows: Marycrest is the mother-house The Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R. vision of the college. Nov 14— Mi..ion Sunday-Qu*r. One grandchild, James Raymond Mulroy, pastor of Holy Ghost n ichurch at 9 oVIock. and will eive a their marriage. Kekeisen, is an adopted son and is Thursday, Aug. 12: St, Joseph’s of the Sacred Heart province of Father Kessler will leave Regis ' •nec,terly meeting, Denver confer-1 bHef address at the school hall at Both Masses will be offered by stationed with the air force on convent, investiture and profession the order, which was founded in church, ■ Denver, was directed by on Sunday, Aug. 15. Father Mat high^^ehotV, lo'*."m.‘ **‘1^ that night at a reception. their prtost-son, the Rev. Robert Guam. of vows. Holland in 1835. These Franciscan the Holy Father to impart the tione will assume his duties on
PAGE TWO Office, 988 B annock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Office, 988 Bannock Street Thursday, August 12, 1948 Needy Fed Vacation Schools Aid Regis Sets COMPLETE SUNDAY DINNER D ecorated St* Roch Candles Soup, Cocktail or Melon Cup in Great Spiritual Work CHOICE OF 5 ENTREES Through Aid Courses in '(Continued From Page One) munieanU, and 16 'ehiidren who promifod FO R T H E Potato— Vegetable— Salad to atttnd parochial schools; promised to attend parochial Presentation, three Sisters of Mercy, Dessert and Drink schools. 90 students, and 29 first communicants; Served 11 A . M . to 5 P, M , O f CROP The complete report by parish is St. Dominie's, two Dominican Sisters. Management printed below: 81 students, four first communicants, and (Continued From Page One) DENVER CITY PARISHES 10 children who promised to attend (Continued From Page One) Feast of St. Roch 17 th Street Annunciation padih, threa Sistert of parochial schools; to the needy overseas by Church Charity of Leavanworth, 187 studentB. St. Francis de Sales', two Sisters of —federal, state, or city. It treats Between Weiton agencies. 38 firtt communicant«» and 29 childran St. Joseph, 40 students, and 22 first of the e.ssential phases of govern " S ^ n n e ^ who promised to attend parochial communicants; and California “The organization has a simple schools; St. John'i'S t. Pl^ilomena’i, two Sisters ment management, including per Monday, August 16 purpose,” says Mr. Roll, " ‘feed Blessed Sacrament parish, two Sisters of Loretto, 24 students, and one first sonnel, fiscal, legal, imd public |400 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN MUSIC| the hungnr-’ With this as their in of Loretto, 40 students, and 10 children communicant; relations policies. who promised to attend parochial aehooU: St. Vincent de Paul's, two Sisters of Large Moulded Candle With St. Roch and 2 Other centive, our farmers can lay the Holy Ghost youth oenter, four Lady of Loretto, 26 students, and two first com* Special consideration wiH be groundwork for that for which the Victory Siatere- and 262 atodcnta; municants; given to the federal government Decorative Transfers whole world is striving: Speedy Holy Rosary pariah, two Sisters of DENVER SUBURBAN PARISHES the Third Order of St. Dominic, 20 stu- St. Anne's shrine, Arvada, three Sii> in order to acquaint the student rehabilitation and a better world ” dents« three returned to the sacraments, ters of Loretto, 90 students, and 16 first with the wide variety of func Touring State for CROP and eight children who promised to at communicants; tend parochial schools; tions in which there are career 5 Lb. Size 6 Lb. Size Mr. Roll is touring the state St. Therese’s. Aurora, two Sisters of opportunities in administration. j o H n s o n s acquainting established Church .Loyola parish, two Sitters of Charity Loretto, 76 students, and eicht first of Cincinnati. 28 students, and one bap communicants; Students interested in state and agencies and farmers with the tized. St. Mary Magdalene's, Edgewater, city grovemment will be given ad 44 1 /4” in Length 52” in Length STORAGE & m ouinc CD. program, and co-ordinating their Sacred Heart parish, l^ve Sisters of three Sisters of St. Joseph. 106 students, efforts. Charity of Cincinnati. 140 students. 16 kod 18 first communicants; ditional assistance in developing brat communicants, and 30 children who St. Patrick's, Fort Logan, three Sis* competence in those fields. 2 1 6” in Diameter 2 1/16” in Diameter MjOC/Kt. dk i.OI%/C i)t3¥AI%ICE ^ “Enthusiasm for CROP’S ob promised to attend parochial schools: ters of Loretto, 70 students, and 18 first jectives have been evident every St. Peter Clarer's, one Sister of Char communicants; The course in job analysis and where,” remarked Mr. Roll. “All ity of Cincinnati and 150 students; • St. Mary's, Littleton, three Sisters of evaluation is a timely one for St. Cajetan’s, two Sisters of St. Bene St. Joseph, iOO students. 10 first oom* those engaged in or considering PER POUND...... 90c J v i o v i . x r G that was needed was the organiza diet, 80 students, 16 first communicants, municants, four returned to the sacra tion that would combine the efforts and five children who promised to attend ments, and one convert; personnel management in either of generous farmers and livestock parochial schools; St. Louis', Englewood, two Sisters of public or private enterprise. 'The For the Safety of Your Goods Our Lady of Guadalupe, three Sisters St. Joseph, 28 students, and three first course will outline the known men.” of St. Benedict, 200 students. 18 firtt communicants: THE JAMES CLARKE CROP is the organization. Ac communicants, and 17 children who OUT-STATE PARISHES methods of job classification and promised to attend parochial sehoola; will concentrate on the system Use Johnson Servioe on Every Move cording to Mr. Roll its work is Our Lady of Victory, two Sisters of Akron, three Sisters of Loretto, 5$ carried on in each state by a com St. Benedict. 180 students, 80 first com students, two baptised, nine first com used by the federal government. a g e n t s fOR UNITED VAN UNE5. INC mittee on which representation is municants, and two returned to the The student will be given a pic CHURCH GOODS HOUSE “TO AND FBOM BVEKYWHERE" asked of all religious, farm, and sacraments; ture of how job classification Artesia, pastor served aa teacher, 10 Established 1902 STORAGE • PACKING - SHIPPING other state groups. Under this children: operates as an integral part of 1636 Tremont Place state committee work the various New Windows Aspen, two Sisters of Charity of management. TA. 3789 Phone PE 2433 Denver 221 Broadway Leavenworth. 27 students, four baptised Denver 2, Colo. county committees, which handle eight first communicants, and one con Caia Study Planned the actual solicitation and inform vert; Being Put in Basalt, two Sisters of Charity of In addition to lectures and dis PHONE MA. >867 the people of the various drives in cussion, actual cases will be $5.00 is all you have to advance. Leavenworth, 20 students, and five first I ARTCRAFT communicants; studied to illustrate the principles pay for a Included in the membership of At St. Rose's South Boulder and mission, Superior, and techniques considered in the Cleanera and Hattera the state committees will be the three Sisters of StrBenediet, 46 students, COMPLETE OVERHAUL and 16 confirmed; course. W^here tha Charm of Newneai la priest-director and lay assistant (Continued From Page One) ON YOUR WATCH Roatored Briggsdale, two Sisters of St. Francis Those whose work involves job Odorleet Dry Cleanint director of the CROP program in Progress was noted daily. The IS students, three first communicants, Pick'Op and Delivery flerrlce the Catholic dioceses throughout and one confirmed: analysis and evaluation will re Cleaning at its Best Re^Weavinff sisters fitted for themselves a Brighton, four Lady of Victory Sisters the country. Diocesan committees and 160 students; ceive an opportunity to work out GENEVA JEWELRY 1641 Glenana Jaa. D. Mazxoia. Prop. small chapel, and the Bishop per solutions of specific problems consisting of representatives from mitted the Blessed Sacrament to Burlington, two Sisters of the Fre CHA9. J. WRITE Miabtf el Btiiiid Sicriaint fartih ach deanery are suggested by Mr. cioua Blood, 18 students, and one first arising from their jobs. 3 DAY SERVICE (Member of Annonclation Parish and be kept there day and night. communicant; Tha firma Hated here deserve to "oil. At the local deanery level The begrinning of the orphanage Castle Rock, two Sisters of Mercy, 19 Mrs. Hoffman makes her home Pickup and Delivery be remembered when you are dla* committees consisting of the chair work was dramatic. Four chil students, and five first communicants; at 941 S. Vine street. The down men of parish units are to be Colorado Springs. Sacred Heart parish 733 18th St’.' KE. 0356 tributlnf your patronafe to the dif dren who had lost their mother the four Sisters of Mercy, 70 students, sbe town division of Regis college at TWO STORES ferent Hnea of bualnesi. set up. . day before were brought to the first communicants, and four confirmed 711 17th street will open Mon The time when campaigns for sisters for care on Christmas night, Broadmoor, Colorado Springs, two Sis day, Sept. 13, with registration 594 So. Broadway — PE. 4686 food are carried on will be set by ters of Loretto. 16 students, and three 1890. The little group increased first communicants; from Sept. 6 to 10. the state committee, which knows rapidly and the sisters planned to Fountain, two Sisters of Loretto and 2025 W. Alameda — RA. 0612 best when certain crops mature make the work permanent. 36 students: , (Across From Valverde School) and when the people have the most Craig, two Sisters of Loretto. 50 stu WM St. Clara’i Orphanage dents, and 10 first communicants; to give and share. * Eagle, two Sisters of St. Benedict. 82 Lawn Card Party ^ Whole Grain! Needed The sisters lived in close quar students, two baptized, and eight first Especially needed overseas are ters. A constant influx of destitute communicants: SOUTH 9ENVER CLEANERS whole grains, soy beans, canned children made building urgent. Eaton, three Sisters of Our Lady of Scheduled Aug. 18 I Victory and 69 students; I ff and dried meats, dairy products Sister Donata, superior of the or Elbert, two Sisters of Mercy. 28 stu dried fruits, nuts, raw cotton, and phans’ home, wrote to Mother Ce dents, end six first communicants; (St. Bernadette’s Pariih, Denver) wool. cilia, who referred the problem Estes Park, two Sisters of Loretto, 27 students, and 17 first communicants; A lawn card party will be given The fact that CROP supplies to the Father Superior. Permi.ssion Fort Collins. Holy Family parish, two was given by Bishop Matz and the Sister* of St. Joseph. 72 students. 80 at the home of Mrs. Frank Spil- I will reach special groups some times overlooked by existing plan was drafted. .4 central struc first communicants, and nine children lane, 1165 Pikeview, Lakewood, who promised to attend parochial the afternoon of Aug. 18. when you save at a bank • • • agencies was stressed by Mr. Roll. ture was to connect the two schools; Orphans, widows, the diseased, and houses. On Aug. 5, 1892, the work Fort Collins, St. Joseph's, two Sisters Dessert-luncheon will be served was begun, and was completed in of Loretto, 17 students, and eix first at 1:30, followed by cards. 'There the DENVER INDUSTRIAL BANK institutions will receive special at communicants; tention from CROP representa March, 1893. Bishop Matz dedi Fort Lupton, two Sisters of Charity will be table prizes and a special tives. cated the building in April of that of Cincinnati. 96 students, and 46 first prize. Admission is 60 cents a “ ‘Why should the farmer hawe year. communicant*; person. you gel ^ service • • • m Fort Morgan, two Sisters of Charity to carry the relief load?’ is a In 1901 the increase of orphan of Leavenworth, 74 students, two bap Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Beck, question frequently asked,” said children necessitated the building tized. 24 first communicants, and 47 1940 Yarrow, are the parents of Mr. Roll. “The farmer is not being confirmed: a girl. get high returns • • • of a steam laundry, consisting of Glenwood Springs, three Sisters of St asked to do more.than his share,” two stories, the first for laundry Joseph. 60 students, four baptised, and Mrs. Robert Tupper, 7780 W. r T ’-ti. he stated. “Most other relief purposes, and the second for use iO first communicants; 10th, has as her guests her daugh get that (^) secure feeling*•• agencies have concentrated their Granby, one Lady of Victory Sister, as classrooms. The senior orphans 10 students, and three first communi ter, Mrs. Margaret Scheele; grand efforts in metropolitan areas. City attended St. Elizabeth’s school cants ; son, Jack; his wife, Betty; and people have given principally cash. Because of overcrowded conditions Grand Lake, three Lady of Victory baby, Mary, all of St. Louis, Mo. Rural folks have an opportunity Sisters, 15 atudents, one baptized, and and the locality of the house, the Philip Shockman is improving through CROP to give from their Father Superior and Mother 'Vita, three first communicants; • Funeral aervices at Boulevard are easily acces fields, orchards, and livestock pens Grover^ two Sisters of St. Francis, 14 after a serious accident and trip Provincial, in a visit to Denver students, three first communicants, gnd to the hospital. Denver Industrial Bank sible from any part of the city by street car or the food to ‘feed the hungry.’ ’ in 1907, bought 15 acres of land seven confirmed; (Opposite the Denver Dry Goods Co.) bus — only a few minutes from downtown. No Greeley, St. Peter's, two Sisters of Miss Barbara Barbato is ill at on Osceola and W. 29th avenue for Mercy. 46 students, two baptized, and home of virus pneumonia. parking restrictions, no traffic confusion; ample $24,000. The contract for the new 24 first communicants; 1534 CALIFORNIA STREET • PHONE MAin 5155 orphanage, including chapel, Hugo, two Sisters of Charity of Cin Teresa Champa is improving modern equipment; experienced personnel cinnati, 48 students, and nine first com after an operation in St. An Parish Nine Get school, laundry, and heating plant, municants: GEORGE F. ROCK, Presidenl thoughtful of every wish. Regardless of the cost, was closed in March, 1908, for the Idaho Springs, two Sisters of St. Jo thony’s hospital. one charge covers all and every service is com seph. 48 students, three baptised, 11 sum of $196,710. On April 26 the first communicants, 41 confirmed, and plete. There are no unexpected extras. cornerstone was laid by Bishop two converts; ISth Triumph in Matz. Julcsburg. three Sisters of St. Joseph 5348535323485323235348485348482348535348235323535323 G R and 1 6 2 6 126 students, and 42 first communicants Reiidencc for Working Women Kremmling, three Lady of Victory Sisters. 88 students, one baptized, and At the request of Bishop Matz four first communicants; Canon City Tilt the building at 10th and Champa Leadville. two Sisters of Charity, 61 EVARD was converted into a residence for students, and nine first communicants:; The Annunciation parish base Limon, two Presentation Sisters. 18 working women, thus to continue students, and eight first communicants; LAST 2 DAYS ball team—season-long leader in a work that began in 1890. This in Loveland, three Sisters of Loretto, 76 the Queen City league—marked up volved many changes. The cost of Students, and 17 first communicants; MRS. IAS. P. McCONATY PEOERAL *t NO. SPEER its' 18th straight victory without Meeker, two Sisters of Loretto, 18 rebuilding and proper furnishing students, and 11 first communicants; a defeat by winning over the pen amounted to $10,000. Father Ber Minturn. two Sisters of St. Benedict. OF COTTRELL'S SUMMER CLEARANCE! itentiary team at Canon City, 4-0. nard, O.F.M., performed the dedi 40 students, three baptized, and 11 first Tommy Marquez, Annunciation communicants; cation ceremony Nov. 5, 1909. Mt. Harris, two Sisters of Loretto, 86 pitcher, allowed only two scratch An addition that made the insti students, two baptized, and 11 first com hit? in the tilt, and struck out 11 tution one of the largest Catholic municants ; batters. He received brilliant sup Oak Creek, two Sisters of Loretto. Last Chance to SAVE On edifices in Denver was completed 70 students, and 21 first communicants: port from his teammates, who in 1918. The cost of the annex was Rangely, two laywomen as teachers, came up with three double plays about $200,000. eight students, and eight first communi and several startling outfield Sister Concepts is now the Den cants : ^Draperies-. catches. Red CHIT, two Sisters of Charity of ver superior. Cincinnati. 73 atudents, and 11 first I of All Types 1 The game was a hitless and communicants; scoreless tie until the seventh inn Foundation and Growth Rifle, two Sisters of Loretto. 27 stu For Homes, Churches, ing, when three straight hits by Founded in 1863 by Mother dents, and seven first communicants: Silt, two Sisters of Loretto. 26 stu Schools, Theaters, Etc. Bud Benson, Rich Appuglise, and Mary Clara Pfaender at Salzkot- dents, sir baptized, and 13 first com Wt 8p«;Iilln In Phil Grommet broke the mastery ten, 'VV’estphalia, Germany, still municants ; of Lefty Imbold, pitcher for the the headquarters of the Mother Steamboat Springs, two Sisters of Loretto. 40 students, and 12 first com PADDING KNEELERS Ipenitentiarj’ team. Grommet’s hit General, this community of Fran municants ; I for Churehta Throaghont Colorado TOM WALKER PIANOS j scored Benson with the first run ciscan Sisters, Daughters of the Stoneham. two Sisters of St. Francis. REPEESE-N'TATIVE OF KIMBALL, g am e. Sacred Hearts of Je.sus and Mary, 30 students, and six first communi- 16 confirmed; I Witaschek Drapery Co. SOHMER and STARR Tony DiLorenzo crossed the has spread to Holland, France, Strasburg, two Sisters of Charity of I 2463 Bryant SL, DtBTer ConaoiettM — Spinet! — Grand! | platter with the second counter and India. In 1872, as a result of Cincinnati. 20 atudents. and two first Fin. Recondition^ Piano! I when Joe Cassidy brought him the German Kulturkampf, a foun communicants; I Phonea CR- 3488 and GR« 0320 Stratton, two Precious Blood Sisters. 1345 s. BROADWAY^”" " * SPme. 7364 ^ tw o -b a g g e r in th e dation was made in Carondelet, 20 students, and three first communi I eighth. Mo. cants ; In the ninth Stan Paprocki and Tabernash. two Lady of Victory Sis In the summer of 1947 a 90- ters, 20 students, and three first com Bud Benson reached base on a acre estate in a suburb 25 miles municants : pair of singles, and Grommet’s from Chicago was purchased and Walden, two Lady of Victory Sisters, Don’t milt this opportun second clutch hit of the day—a the mother-house and novitiate 12 students; double—scored both runners. Wind.sor, two Lady of Victory Sisters. ity to save on a coat for were moved from St. Louis to 21 students, and five first communicants; Father James Moynihan, parish Wheaton, 111. Wray, two Sisters of Charity of Lea Fall and Winter. Still over athletic director, assigned a major venworth, .36 students; share of the credit for the win to These institutions are conducted Yuma, two Sisters of Loretto. 88 stu 800 to choose from in such by the Daughters of the Sacred dents, two baptized, six first communi the Annunciation team’s bunting cant*. and two converts. wanted fabrics as gabar strategy, which was employed as Hearts of Jesus and Mary: St. SEALY SOFA-BED SET a means of wearing out the opposi Anthony’s hospital, St. Louis; St. dine, covert, Venetian tion pitcher. Imbold struck out the Francis’ hospital. Cape Girardeau, covert, tweed and velour I first eight men to face him and Mo.; St. Andrew’s hospital, Mur- Mission Tours to Cover whiffed four more before the physboro. 111.; St. Francis’ hospital, Blue, tan, grey and brown Cardinal batters solved his slants Waterloo, la.; St. Elizabeth’s hos Many Interesting Spots shades . . . all sizes I in the seventh. pital, Appleton, W’is.; St. Mary’s The players of the visiting team in Racine, Wis.; and St. Joseph’s A group of the most beautiful OFF were escorted on a tour of the and St. Michael’s hospitals in Mil and historic of the West Coast prison by Deputy Warden Doolan, waukee. missions, and the oldest of all mis and were feted at a banquet be- The sisters also operate the sion churches in the United States, Reg. $35 values, now . ..,...... $ 2 3 .3 4 fore departing. House of Providence in Chicago, as will be the objectives of the second well at the St. Rose Residence here of this year’s Inaugural California Reg. $40 values, n o w ...... $ 2 6 .6 7 in Denver. Both are homes for Mission Tours. The inclusive dates The Denver Catholic working women. The Sacred Heart for this journey, which will be Reg. $45 values, now ...... $ 3 0 .0 0 orphanage, Pueblo, and S t Clara’s made by special, all-Pullman, air- Reg. $50 values, n o w ...... $ 3 3 .3 4 Register in Denver are likewise in the conditioned train from Chicago, hands of these sisters. are Aug. 30 through Sept. 11. Reg. $55 values, now ...... $ 3 6 .6 7 ' 12 PIECES Published Weekly by tha After being taught for years by Travel arrangements for these Catholio Press Society, Inc. the sisters from the St. Rose Resi trips are under the supervision of Reg. $60 values, now ...... $ 4 0 .0 0 938 Bannock Street, Denver, dence, St. Elizabeth’s school was American Express-Catholic Travel Reg. $65 values, now ,.., ...... $ 4 3 .3 4 0 . . / 1 9 9 ” Colo. given up by the order so that the league, which is accepting reserva nuns could devote themselves en tions at its national headquarters, Reg. $75 values, n o w ...... $ 5 0 .0 0 INCLUDES: Sealy studio divan with matching chair • two Subscription I SI Per Tear tirely to institutional work. It was 1841 Broadway, New York city, endtobles • two table lamps • throw rug • coffee table then .-that the Franciscan Sisters Reg. $85 values, now ...... $ 5 6 . 6 7 Entered as Second.^a88 Matter and at American Express company • 6-woy floor lamp • smoking stand • carpet sweeper of Stella Niagara took over S t offices throughout the country. at the Post Office, Denver, • sofa pillow. Choice of colors in topestry. Get this Elizabeth’s. On the official itinerary are vis Colo. The I St. Rose Residence was its to Denver, Estes Park, and $ ' Deposit holds the coat of your choice August furniture value now— liberal terms! known for many years as S t Rosa’s Rocky Mountain National park. home. It will be noticed that St, in v^hcall 'til Nov. 1st. r«t 2iMAi^-sro«fin oppoitoniriis 5 Clara’s orphanage took the orig Dr. G. J. inal name with it when the or Mt. St. Scholastica’s phans moved; but S t Rose’s is Alumnae to Meet Aug. 17 really the older of the two insti DENVER SebaMble tutions, by a few months. The pa Tk* monthly meeting of the tron saint is Rose of Lima. Mt. St. Seholaitica Alumnae Optometrilt Last year marked the pSrancis- aiiocietion will be held Tuei- can Sisters’ 75th anniversary in day evening, Aug. 17, at 8 fu/U iU u\e im /M tu f Speciallft America. Mother Maura ia the o’clock in the home of Virginia •iHUTitMTSM-IHUtaSHOtriOF EUrcr$* L m F4>r Vitiial present Provincial. Within a few Harriion, -1010 E. ElUworth 6 7 days, about Sept 1, the Mother avanna, Danvar. All mambars C*o, E, Samdere • Sam J. Neely • Wm. E. Saundere C an from Germany is expected and friande are cordially invited w Ameri- to attend. Kindly phone RAc* ^^iIHEvlIlRII’S-8T0RE.I2l-$IXIE£imn 310 Mack Kdg. itEit do44l can houses. 0847. I I 7 S.-yC'- r ” i h u p i J
Thursday, August 12, 1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE D E N V ^ CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE Official Reports Guests at Funny Paper Show 'All-Parochial' On Annunciation Legion Nine Gets
Iffo tf Bazaar Slated Crown in Denver (Annunciation Parish, Denrar) The 40 and 8 American Legion eS^*> A •'7, There will be a get-together baseball team—composed exclu - meeting for all the committees of sively of parochial hig^ school Takes his coat ofF/«very ( the recent bazaar in Hagus hall at players—won the right to repre 8:15 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 12. A sent Denver in the state American short business meeting is sched' Legion championship playoffs by chance he gets! uled covering final reports and defeating Kansas City Life, 6-3, then refreshments will be served. in a post-season game to decide The Blessed Virgin sodality and the city championship. You'll be smug, yourselL^ the Young Ladies’ sodality will The twof teams wound up the receive Holy Communion Sunday. season tied for first place in the The Altar and Rosary choir will Legion league with records of in a fresh, gleaming seven games won and two lost. sing at the 9:30 Mass in honor of Players from Regis, Cathedral, the Blessed Mother’s feast day. St. Francis’, and Holy Family shirt, done St. Catherine’s club will meet high schools are numbered on the Tuesday, Aug. 17, at the home of squad’s roster, which is coached by Mrs. Alice Genty. Mrs. Anna Car- Lou Kellogg of Regis and man to perfection by roll will be co-hostess. aged by Dan Burchard, veteran of Father James Moynihan and his 10 years in American Legion ball. Youth club baseball team traveled The championship was the first to Canon City Sunday as the in 13 years for the 40 and 8 spon guests of Roy Best, warden of the sors. This is the first year that eOODHEART’S PH O N t Colorado state penitentiary. students from the four parochial BROADWAY LAUNDRY SP 4 4 3 6 Hagus hall is being redecorated schools have banded together in a © 387 s o . BROADWAY • 'W e Keturn All But The D irf and completely renovated. single team. SISTERS AND STUDENTS of St. Vin ing along the rear studio wall talking to the children, 'The squad is playing the Stet- - ’ l l The work is being done by the cent’s home, W. 42nd and Lowell boule left to right, are Richard Woellhaf (Dick Tracy, ling entry in the opening bracket Keeling Decorating Co. Dagwood), Barbara Peters (Acres O’Riley, of the tourney, which is Being held Registration for grade school vard, were guests of radio station KLZ, the Denver When You See Y®’»‘ tin** Post, and the Denver Tramway company the past Blondie), Jim Herrick (Mutt, Lord Plushbottom), at Colorado Springs. pupils will be on Aug. 19 and 20. producer-director Clayton Brace, and “Uncle Bill’’ Burchard Wednesday expressed High school students will regis two Sunday mornings at the broadcast of the KLZ- Denver Post Funny Paper show, 8:30-9 a.m. Stand Jones. great hopes for a state champion ter on Aug. 23 and 24. » ship in the tourney. “So far,” he DIGNAN Parents of altar boys are asked said, “the boys’ hitting has made to remind them of their appoint up for mediocre pitching. But ments, since some have become Loyola Church Is Scene [Denver Native now the pitchers are starting to Don’t Think of Insurance lax. roll.” Mrs. Katherine £onnolly has as On the hurlers’ roster are Norm But When You her guests her daughter, Lillie, and Of Scheer-Besso Wedding t. UpU fonrlupt Frazzini of Cathedral, Jim Dolan “'i' •• child ren from California. of Regis, Ronnie Garramone of (Loyola Pari.h, DenTor) ence of the St. Vincent de Paul Ivip V/UIIUUbI Holy Family team, and Lou Reed Think of Insurance .ti-- Richard S c h e e r and Barbara society attended the Rosary re of St. Francis’. Catchers are Bob • Lots of telephone Former Denver Priest Besso were married recently in cited for the repose of the soul of Carmody and Andy May. Loyola church, with James Scheer John B. Tierney, whose father Sodality School Victory in the state tournament Frank Dignan s .. DIGNAN To Note 50th Jubilee and Irene Verant acting as wit donated the main altar to Loyola will entitle the 40 and 8 squad to Manager - colls ore lost , nesses. After a brief stay in Den church 25 years ago. A native of Denver will return enter the regional tournament at A former assistant pastor of ver, the young couple will make The altar that served for a num to the city at the end of this month Hastings, Neb. becaosfe the caller the old Sacred Heart-Loyola par their home in San Diego, Calif. ber of years in the Loyola chapel to aid in conducting the Summer ish, Denver, the Rev. James Vin Mr. Scheer is serving with the on Ogden street and then in the School of Catholic Action, which CONWAY-BOGUE and DIGNAN doesn't wait quite cent O’Connor, S.J., will celebrate navy. basement of Loyola church has Two Legion Titles his golden jubilee in the Society Members of the Loyola confer- been given to Father Damen Mc- INSERANCl^ BROKERS of Jesus with a Solemn Mass which Caddon of Our Lady of Lourdes 211 California Bldg. MA. 2491 & MA. 1277 long enough for^ he will offer in St. Charles’ Bor- church. Have Regis Tinge romeo’s church, St. Charles, Mo., B. D. Murphy, engineering de the called party to Sunday, Aug. 15, at 9 o’clock. Fa St. Philomena's signer, who left Loyola parish this The Ford V-8 team, composed ther O’Connor served the Denver spring to accept a position near entirely of Regis high freshmen fc-.v onswer. Wait parish from September, 1921, to Cody, Wyo., has been selected to and sophomores, captured the 1924. To Make Final head the design unit for region six. state trophy in the American Le obout a minute,.. Tht firmi listed here deserve to Bureau of Reclamation, Kenneth gion class B baseball tournament be remembered when you are dis* F. Vernon, regional director, re last week end, defeating Bossel- Cooling System Cleaned tributiof your petronofe to the dif ported recently. man Realtors in the championship ferent lines of nusiness. you moy save Tent Party Plans Murphy, will have head game, 7-1. We have the latest equipment for quarters at the former Heart Timely hitting behind the mag cleaning and repairing radiators. another caii. (St. Philomena’a Parish, Denver) Mountain Reclamation center lo nificent hurling of Gene Haggerty Complete service—flushing, checking K Final plans for the annual tent cated midway between Powell and proved the decisive factor. Hag hose connections, water pump re gerty won three games in three paired, and entire system over Dy-dee Wash party, Aug. 20 and 21, will be Cody, Wyo. In Denver he was hauled. head of the civil sub-unit of the days, and established a tourna made at a general meeting of all bureau’s South Platte river dis ment record of striking out 42 FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Your workers on Monday, Aug. 16, in batters. In 26 innings of play, he t is# trict design unit. In that posi the school hall at 8 p.m. tion, which he held since July 1, allowed but seven runs. Own The title tilt provided a fitting I!?*’Till ttOUNTAIH STATfS New booths for the carnival are 1947, he was engaged in engi Diapers being made by the men of the par neering design work on the bu climax to young Gene’s efforts when he scored the final run by TEUfHOItf & TEUCBAPH CO. J ish under the direction of Francis reau’s Colorado - Big Thompson DENVER’S OLDEST CHEVROtfT DEALER Laundered McNamara. project. racing home from first on a per feet bunt by Ray Costello. $1.50 The monthly meeting of the In his new position, Murphy will Outstanding performers in the - r Men’s club will be moved forward be in charge of field engineering Th« firms lltUd btro dtoerv* to a Waek three-day tourney included Dick m O iiflO LiTr moc Fr. Leo P. Wobido b« remorabored whoa you oro dU« one week to Thursday, Aug. 19, in design work on that part of the Braun, who finished with a .541 order to give the men an oppor Missouri Basin project included in 455 BROADWAY • TEUPHONE PIARl 4441 tributlnf your potronofo to tho dlf« SP 7511 - .636 S. Bdwy. will be held at the Cathedral batting average (his fourth home ferent Hoot of butliuiA. tunity to do the necessary con region six, and other related activ run broke up the Bosselman con struction on the bazaar. ities oh established reclamation schools from Aug. 30 to Sept. 4 He is the Rev. Leo P. Wobido, test) ; Tom Lahey, Ray Costello, Donations are still being ac projects. Mike Villano, and John O’Hara, Prior to his work in the desigpi SJ., who is now director of the cepted for the fish pond and white Queen’s Workshop of the Air and defensive stars; and Jim Bible, Look At Your Hot— elephant booths. Anyone having unit in Denver, Murphy was as who, along with Costello and Vil signed to the canal division of the a former vice president of the Na Denver Garage gifts and wishing to have them tional Association of Religious lano, shone at the plate. Three Everyone Else Does!** picked up may phone Mrs. William chief engineer’s office for almost double plays by the V-8ers’ high The Well-Dreued Man la Uilng Thla Serrlea 1437 CalUornla St. Zint, EAst 7886, and arrangements two years. He served also in the Broadcasters. He attended the University of lighted the final game. FACTORY FINISHED Butler, Manager will be made to have them called canal division from October, 1935, The team was coached by John for. to June, 1942. At the latter date, Denver, where he received a degree Flanagan, former athletic director Lubrication — Washing The El Pomar Retreat house has he became a civilian employe of in pharmacy and then entered at Regis and known for his pre ROBERTS been engaged for the exclusive use the Bureau of Yards and Docks Regis college, where he received vious success with Regis frosh and of the women of the parish on of the Navy department in Wash his A. B. degree in 1928. He St. Vincent’s Orphans’ home —the hat man Have Your Car Serviced Sept. 10, 11, and 12. The Very Rev. ington, D. C. entered the Society of Jesus the same year. squads. Ladies Hats Too! / ) Paul Waldron of the Columban Following his graduation from Another slice of the Legion’s 258 Broadway PICK-UP—DELIVERY SPruce 4728 While You Shop Fathers will conduct the retreat the University of Illinois in 1930 Before entering the society he championship pie, top honors in worked as a pharmacist, news Member St. Joseph’s Parish exercises. Women who are inter with a Bachelor of Science degp-ee the Denver A race, went to the ested in attending should call Mrs. in civil engineering, he was em paper man, and assayer in Western 40 and 8 nine under Raid^ Coach ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH J. F. Jordan at EAst 0334 before ployed by the American Telephone mining camps. ^ Lou Kellogg, made up of parochial Sunday. and Telegraph company in Illinois, Since his college days he has greats from Regis, Cathedral, and The Rev. Charles Aziere, O.S.B., a private contractor in Champaign, been interested in athletics and was Holy Family high schools. These Washington Park Mkt. Rudisill IGA' is visiting his sister, Mrs. L. B. III., and with the Illinois state chosen shortstop on the All Rocky boys will play in Colorado Springs CATHEDRAL PARISH Cotter of 1350 Clayton street. highway department. Mountain conference team while at this week end for the state trophy. Red & White Food Store Grocery & Market The infant daughter of Mr. and In addition to his formal educa D. U. in 1924. He served as jis- Regis college diamondeers wear BILL HUGHES, Prop. Mrs. Thomas J. Halter, Jr., was tion at the University of Illinois, sistant varsity football coach at ing the uniform of Mosko Motors Quality Meat. — Groceries baptized on Sunday by Monsignor Murphy has taken graduate work Regis college and later played base fell by the wayside after three Complete Food Service Fresh and Frozen Fruits William Higgins. She was named a<, the University of Colorado and ball in the Union Pacific league victories in the Denver Post and Ve»tables ECONOMY and in the mining leagues of Ne scramble, forestalling a possible 598 South Gilpin W. Apprsclst. loat Patronag. Susan Marie. Godparents are Miss Colorado State college. *nt*i Smart to B# Thrlftr" Louiaiana & Clayton SP. 5717 Next ta Clarke's Chureb Goods Dorothy Ann Halter and Bob vada, Montana, and Utah and at triple celebration by Hilltop sup Miss Agnes Herbers of St. Trinidad. porters. **Whmn in low spirits call Jen y^ Fridgen with Joe Bradley as Louis, Mo., is spending part of proxy. Father Wobido is associate ed The firms listed here de itOCOIH 4 1634 Tremont K£. 4554 her vacation in Colorado with her LEN’S Pharmacy Veuves., Coto- brother. Father J. A. Horbers, S.J. itor of the Queen’s Work, a mem tksn» serve to be remembered rREB DEUVERT FREE PARKING Miss Herbers is a costumer and ber of the executive committee of GROVI L. C. KEHR. Prop. 10% Off on the St. Louis Radio Council and a SAVIH6S Uembar St. Vincent da PanI'a Parish when you are distributin? All Winter Coat for years has been costuming the frequent speaker on the daily SIMM Have Your Doctor Phone Set* or Snow plays, pageants, and operas of Us Your Prescription your patrbjjage in the dif A REPUTABLE DRUG most of the Catholic schools in Sacred Heart program. M S l W » STORE Suit* As a member of the faculty of 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 ferent lines o l business. ^ # Bovs’ or GiVU’. St. Louis. safe* Father Martin Mclnerny, S.J., the Summer School of Catholic Ac time* »* At Loolftana and Sonth Claftoo sizes 1 to 6. tion, Father Wobido will lecture on red to was a visitor at the rectory this „ i. Our aale end* week after having spent two weeks propaganda, news writing, feature jgtoioB* writing, publicity, and radio. $ 3,000 Aug. 21 in Bailey as chaplain to the Reli ,ded gious of the Sacred Heart BOIVIVIE BRAE Colfax at Downing A small deposit will hold ro Of KEyitone S217 Several of the male members of any garment. the parish went to the assistance Caito-Guthrie Rite of Holy Rosary parish during its Shopping District FOX BABY SHOP recent bazaar, working mostly in yenieody* "'^9€as\€oifax the ham and bacon booth. Held in Westwood The Shirley Garage 11 Broadway Next Sunday will be the Com Bonnie Brae Bender^s Market Denvrr, 6otft OFFICIAL AAA GARAGE munion day for the Altar sodality. 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J»AGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4205 Thursday, August 12, 1948 Oddly Shaped Nugget Put Town on Map Lourdes Altar Society (Continued From Page One) “As the Indians had completely seven miles southwest of our Got back to camp after dark. Books Meeting Thursday R oyal as McGee’s landing, and a little surrounded us, we carried chains camp. Snowing. Camped at spring Mountain lion stole all my meat in (Our Lady of Lourdei Pariih, School registration was held log house was the only building on with which we fastened the fore in Quaking Asps. camp; no supper tonight. Denver) last Monday in the rectory, with the stream. The forest extended and hind feet of our horses to “Dec. 27: Still snowing. Tom “Jan. 6th: Up before daylight. hunting oxen. Black Hawk and I Our Lady of Lourdes Altar and the first two grades being the Doulton over the spot now covered by the gether, so that they could not be Killed fat sheep and wounded most popular in enrollment so far. city, and four miles beyond was the stampeded. The horses were for elk. I killed an old bull; no mountain lion before sunrise. Ate Rosary society will hold an im placed in a circle, and we were good. Black Hawk killed a fine Registration will be held open for trading post of Westport, where ribs for breakfast; drank last of portant meeting this Thursday another few weeks to give all a the Santa Fe caravans made their .stationed in pairs, facing the fat doe. Still snowing. my coffee. After breakfast I China four quarters of the compass. “Dec. 28: Snowing fast, ac moved up to the next creek, on evening, Aug. 12, in the rectory. chance to register, as some are on last camp before entering upon the vacation. The school portion of plains. Hotteit Indian Fight companied by high wind. In camp south side, one-half mile. Made Information on the altar linens all day. camp under big fir tree. Good the construction is progressing Cholera Made Gravel “I have been in scores of In for the new church will be given well. Desks have been ordered “Dec. 29: All out hunting gravel here; looks like it would at this meeting. For autumn’s appreda- “The cattle were collected on the dian fights but this one on Deep today. Tom down the creek. Black and will be inatall&d as soon as Missouri river and the sheep were creek was the hottest fight I ever carry gold. Wind haa blown snow The Altar society is sponsoring Hawk to the north, and I to the off of the rim, but gravel is hard the construction on the section is ative brides, for your started from Taos. The two par knew. Shortly before daylight the two Blue Mountains, one and another card party Tuesday after completed. ties met at Fort Laramie and we howl of the wolf and coyote frozen. Panned out two cups; noon, Aug. 17, in the rectory, own beautiful table .... the finest of china, England's one-half miles to the West. Tom nothing but fine colors. traveled together to the Coast. The ceased, and we could hear the killed two deer. Black Hawk one 2217 -S. Logan street. All mem pride and joy! trip required five months and 17 crackle o^the brush as the srfv- deer and two elk. I got into camp “Jan. 6th: Pleasant day.*Built bers of the parish and friends of Optometrist days and was full of hardship as ages crept toward us. ‘Shoot late at night; saw about 600 elk; big fire on rim rock to thaw the parish are invited to these , and Optician “Chatsworth,” pictured: the cholera was felt all along the everything that moves’ was the killed five cows and one bull. gravel; kept it up all day. Corca- monthly card parties. Hostesses 5-piece place setting, overland route and thousands of whispered order of Capt. Stagner. “Dec. 30: All off for the elk jou (mountain lion) came into for the August party are Veronica Helen Walsh graves were to be seen on the way. We had spread our blankets on grounds of yesterday. Tom and camp while I was at fire; dogs Woods, Mrs. E. M. Bole, Mrs. C. T h e largest immigration ever the ground to lie upon, as we Astociatf Black Hawk to butcher the kill killed him after I had Broken his Kennedy, Mrs. A. L. Glodt, and ' W. R. JOSEPH known passed westward that sum strained our eyes, awaiting the of yesterday and I to follow up back with belt axe.” Mrs. Warren Taylor. EYES EXAMINED $19 80 mer. It was an almost endless rush. Every man had his gun the elk trail. Left Tom and Black Drum was not only “sore The Rocks of Lourdes club will Phonr TAbor 1880 chain of horses, wagons, dogs, cat ready for instant service. Our Hawk butchering elk and I took all over” but had scratches, numer 218-210 Mijutic Bide. 15th and tle. and sweating, swearing team plan was to empty our guns and the elk trail MVest; followed to ous cuts from razor-sharp claws, celebrate its first birthday Tues Stout Street! C arso n 's sters who dreaded the alkali water revolvers as rapidly as possible, brow of mountain, looking down and a severe gash in his leg, bleed day, Aug. 17, in the new rectory. and dust more than the cholera or if an Indian remained in sight. on 'Vasquez fork. Ran into the ing profusely, which Jackson A special lunch and entertain A. B. C. DOLL SHOP the Indians. We saw miles of The first rush was over in a min band again. Killed one fat cow sewed up and bandaged after bath ment will close the meeting. It hand-cart brigades on the Platte, ute. The Indians dashed over us is understood that the clul made Mr. and Mra. John A. MeCourt slowly dragging along toward the and camped. ing the wound in hot boiled wfter. and clear through our camp. We “Dec. 31: Jerked elk meat Kit was also hurt, but slightly, about $50 on the theater benefit nOI.LS and TOYS headquarters of the Mormons at lost four horses and not a man last week, and this amount will Salt Lake. The heaviest losses until noon with intention of going though sore, limping, and listless. Doll Hospital was- injured. How many of the down mountain to 'Vasquez fork. Jackson had told Golden he would help pay for some cement being R«llgioa» Stator* Repaired were in the region of the Hum enemy fell we could not say. The used in the grotto of Our Lady boldt river, where the road was Packed meat and blankets and be back in a week. That meant 1515 Arapahoe MA. TI17 Indians charged three times and started down over fallen timber the next day, but Drum’s condi of Lourdes. Eveiy saving account at Co lined with graves of men and wo .several of them fell dead on our men and dead bodies of animals. and through snow four feet deep. tion made it impossible to travel. lumbia Savings is Federally' blankets. Our six-shooters saved Had a difficult time before I They died of thirst and starvation us, as we poured a fire into the Jackson wrapped the faithful dog' Insured for safety up to with the land of promise just over reached the creek. Went into in a blanket and fed i. choice por savages that threw them into dis camp at dark. Dogs and I almost S5,000. the mountains. order each time. At daylight we tions of meat from the fire. Had; NONE BETTER tired out. Made a big fire after he left camp even for a brief, “In those days a man simply found 171 dead Bannocks lying supper and dried my clothes and hardened his heart, set his teeth, about our camp. One of our party period, the lame dogs would have blankets. Turned in about 12 fallen easy prey to the watchful! and pushed ahead toward the next was wounded. Had it not been for o’clock, and slept good until day watering place. To linger was Stagner the Indians would have mountain lions. To occupy his time light.” during the nursing of Drum, Jack-, Every savings account at Co death, and we were bound for the got us that night. The next day. New Year’s, 1859, Caracul gold fields. son, the next day, proceeded to dig lumbia Savings is currently “The next day as we traveled was clear. Jackson told Golden he thoroughly with his belt knife and, earning 3%, and is com-’ “I had no success in California eastward across the desert, the was going to explore the frozen in lieu of a pan, use his pint size' pounded semi-annually for though I did gain a practical remains of six men were found Vasquez fork to its headwaters, tin Indian treaty cup. The historic! knowledge of placer mining. After on the road. These ryen had been and would be back to their old even greater earnings. five years, I returned to Missouri. entry of the original discovery of I from attacked by the Indians and com camp, a cabin he had built with gold bearing placers in the Rocky The trip was more perilous than pletely wiped out of existence. As Golden and Sanders, abo^re Table *337 COMPOUNDED the one to the Coast. The Indians Mountains was penciled in his di the party approached Salt Lake, mountain, within a \)'eek. His ary as follows; (including Federtl U j) along the route had been exasper Bill Hickman, a noted Mormon supply of “State’s grub” — two ated by cruelties of irresponsible “Jan. 7th: Clear day. Removed leader, came out on the trail and pounds of bread, one pound of fire embers and dug into rim on I immigrants and at hundreds of talked with Captain Stagner. coffee, one-half pound of salt— Full, flared ond flattering; points the savages lay in wait for Hickman was a friend of Stagner, bedrock. Panned out eig^it Treaty was short, but he had plenty of cups, found nothing but fine gold; Open a savings account now. an opportunity to take scalps. and warned him not to enter Salt dried elk for himself and his dogs, Kaffa-dyed brown, or platinum There were eight men in the re ninth cup got one nugget of coarse ^ Any amount from $5-00 up Lake City, but to travel with all Kit and Drum. It was good going gray. opens a Federally Insured turning party, and Captain Stag- possible speed out of the Mor gold. Feel good tonight; dogs' over the snow-covered ich of the don’t. Carcajou no good for dog.” ’ savings account paying 3%. ner was unanimously chosen as mon territory. Col. Albert Sidney creek. He killed a mountain lion leader. I owe my life to Stagner, The nugget, shaped like a puppy’s j You may add to your savings Johnston was approaching Utah and, as the canon narrowed, he who was the greatest Indian fighter with his United States Army of saw in the bright blue of the V foot, weighed 98 cents. in any amoopt as you please. I ever met, not excepting Kit Car- Occupation, and the Destroying ahead a puzzling spiral of what he Continued Seeking Gold NONE EASIER Accounts open immediately son, whose name everywhere Angels were in the field. ‘Don’t thought was smoke, faintly limned The next day, as the dogs could on receipt of funds. Do it struck- terror to the hearts of the let the grass grow under your against the sky. As it grew more not walk, he continued seeking OTHER JONAS FURS today! Red men. Stagner was an old feet,’ wa? the warning of Hick distinct, and took on the form of the gold that he hoped was there hunter and trapper who had spent in quantity. He was elated when lISTfM TO KOA man, ‘or the Destroying Angels bluish mist, with the thought of J o n a s a quarter of a century in the moun will wipe you out, root and a Ute camp he left the stream he panned out $9 more, and ex $187 to $5,800 ^ R O S . tains. He figured vin’ the early branch.’ Stagner accepted the ad and floundered in snow up what pressed it when he wrote in his (Fedora! tax included) TUIS. AND THU«S.. t:l$ f. M. INSURED days of Oregon in company with vice and on the Sweetwater we is now known as Soda hill. Peer diary: 1037 Broadway Joe Meek and understood, as few met the advance guard of John ing cautionsly over the top, he “Jan. 8th; Pleasant day. ’Well, men, the nature and habits of the ston’s 1,500-man army. wondered whether his eyes were (Turn to Page 5 — Column 5) Indians. Our little party was playing a trick. armed with six double barrel shot “Just before reaching the guns, two rifles, and each man Platte river a sharp fight with Findi Hot Spring! Colum bia SaVinds carried two revolvers. It was a 40 Sioux gave new excitement to The “smoke” was the warm va BUILDINO AND LOAN ASSOCIATION^ formidable array for actual fight the trip homeward. At the river por rising from a half dozen hot ing, although small in numbers. we met the veteran freighter, springs near the mouth of a small S09 SIXTKNTM STMIT • 415 MAJIITIC ■UilOINO Traveled on Cruit of Snow Alexander Majors, who had the creek coming in from the south. contract for transporting the sup Mountain sheep were grazing on DINVER “.\s every man yielded implicit plies for Johnston’s army, the Minrtf MiltenotCo(*rW*SprU^**«OIFICtS*«*307C«br«AMMIii^H«M» confidence in the judgment and green grass and herbage bare of largest contract for freighting snow. As Jackson and the dogs discretion of the leader, the jour ever awarded across the plains. Stw O ff /46C ney of our band meant heavy chas descended, the sheep looked curi The remainder of the journey was ously, then returned to grazing, Q iiiie M i 0^ Q oiotado! tisement to Indians who might at made without incident and after tempt to impede our progress. We nor did they scatter until he killed an absence of five years, I found a fat doe. He camped under three staled home early in the spring, myself again at Glasgow in the and on reaching the Snow moun cottonwood trees. Late that after midst of the scenes of my child noon 1,000 sheep, he estimated, tains found the snow so deep that hood. Here I remained until at we were obliged to travel while the ^Yere in sight, and he wrote in crust was frozen each day, resting tracted to the Pike’s peak country his diary: “No scarcity of meat in ONLY Y O l J C A N from 10 o’elo^ in the morning un by rumors of the finding of gold future for myself or dogs. Good.” til ^fter midnight, when the crust in the sands of Cherry creek.” The day’s travel, he fib red , was was again strong enough to bear Eitibliihed Winter Quarteri eight miles. From the diary: our weight. Wc stopped at Rag- He left in the early spring of “Jan. 2d: Drum and Kit woke PREVENT PROHIBITION town, which will be remembered 1858. The assortment of mer me by low growls at daylight. by old Comstock miners, and re chandise in demand by the In Sheep all gone; mountain lion THE MAY CO. mained four or five days with the dians he brought was sold to John within 20 steps. Pulled my gun men who discovered the Comstock Simpson Smith when he arrived and shot too quick; broke hisj This year the drys hope to start inflicting the blight of prohibition lode that spring. They urged us to at Smith’s trading post at the .shoulder, but followed up and stay and prospect with them, but confluence of the Platte river and killed him. Clear high wind and on Colorado, precinct by precina! Their •weapon is Amendment we were tired of mining and Cherry creek, then the only habi very cold. In camp all day. Built wanted to see our old home again tation where Denver stands today, bough house, and ate fat sheep. No. 3 which is concocted to dry up section after seaion, via so-called after five years of absence. I and went to the Cache la Poudre Bread all gone. Plenty good meat. local option, until the evils of unenforetable prohibition infest knew nothing about silver ore in where, with Antoine Janiss, an No wantum bread. those days, or I would have recog old trapper, he prospected un Sheep Are Tame the entire state. This maneuver is sponsored by the United Drys nized the mineral in the outcrop successfully for gold and founded “Jan. 3d; Still clear and very pings. a trading post called La Porte. In cold—sun dogs. Sheep came down of Colorado—now using the name of Inter'Cburch Temperance “After journeying for a week we the autumn, in company with Tom again; are very tame; walk up to Movement of Colorado. knew that a fight with the Indians Golden (after whom the city of within 100 yards of camp and was inevitable. We hhd been fol Golden is named) and Jim San look and stamp at us. Mountain lowed stealthily by a band of 50 or ders, he established winter quar lion killed one within 200 yards 60 Bannocks who prowled about ters, Arapahoe Bar, on Vasquez of camp today and scattered the our camps at night, and were Fork (Clear creek) near where whole band again. 'Went up the watching for an opportunity to Golden was to be started the fol main creek to another tributary swoop down upon us when we could lowing spring. Quoting from Jack (Chicago creek) coming in from be caught napping. One dark night son's diary: the south, a little larger than this we were camped on Deep creek, in “Dec. 26, 1858: Tom Golden, one. Reproduced here is part of a spot that caused the enemy to Black Hawk (a man known by no “Jan. 4th: Pleasant day. Made their Certificate of Incor feel that our hour had come. We other name, and this, evidently, a long tramp today. Followed up heard the howl of the coyote and was assumed), and I left camp the main fork about five miles. poration in which they wolf and the answering hoot of today for an elk hunt; took the Here the creek fork.s again; each flatly state their intent to the owl. These noises were per old Ute trail with cart and one about the same width. Followed bring prohibition to Colo fectly understood by Captain Stag yoke of cattle (oxen). Went into up the north fork about five miles; ner, who warned us that we were Elk (now Bergen) park, about rough country and plenty of snow. rado. Your vote of NO on in for a fight against great odds. Judging from the habits of the In + + + + -f Amendment No. 3 will dians, he prophesied that the at prevent these backers from tack would open about daylight Every preparation was made for a IcJaho Springs Church attaining their goal. fight to a finish. We knew we couldn’t run away, and our only salvation was in a defensive bat i ( tle. Vole NO REIS "SCANDALS" Patented dart- ititched pouch gives Join Colorado United, the state-wide or mild athletic support ganization whose aiiQ is to unite the ”Full ' ' cut seamless people of the State and protea them No. 3 seat elastic waist- band, 1.00 t'o Nc‘.» r.h . against the menace of prohibition. i'Write Lodiiil ,ht Mounwln for membership card and butt<^. MATCHING REIS In !« '• •" . 1, b i « been SHIRT . . . shaped Ti ‘bfd^ by "doint bottom follows leg line of Scandals for PHOHt *281 greater comfort. 1.00 COIORADO UNITED THE If AT CO. MEK'S rOBNISHINGS— 308 KITtREDGE BLDG/ DENVER STREET TLOOB THIS PICTURE of St. Paul’s church, Idaho Springs, ' I I of which’ the Rev. Francis P. Potempa is administrator, " ^ I i i A was taken by the Rev. Clement R. Green of the Register editorial ., , t I I i / i k staff. St. Philomena’s 1 Q A Q M C D P IIR V Aug. 20-21 TENT PARTY I IV IdlU U lI l rBOOTHS-GAMES a o t h s -GAKAES 1 T I i y / . m T
Thursday, August 12, 1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, E E y sto n e 4205 PAGE FIVE Regis Prof Is Assigned Oddly Shaped Nugget Put Town on Map To Marquette University (Continued From Page i) an experience that would have run. He fired simultaneously with cago creek, Jackson sent to hia The Rev. Richard, E. Arnold, research in the field of medieval Tom, old boy, I’ve got the diggins daunted men of lesser stamina. Jackson’s second discharge, which mother in Missouri. She had it S.J.. since 1946 assistant professor Latin. A capable musician himself, at last, but can’t be back in a After nearly two weeks the dig dropped him a corpse. Jackson was made into a finger ring with the of classical languages at Regis col he haa been director of the Regis week. Dogs can’t travel. Carcajou. gings were reached. For lack not injured. He went to Mancos “puppy foot” nugget for a setting. lege, will leave Sunday, \Aug. 15, orchestra, glee club, and band. For Dug and panned today until my of lumber, the wagon boxes and demanded anrest and trial. “I Shortly before her death she gave for Marquette university, where he the past few months, he has been belt knife was worn out; so will served as sluices. At the end of regret this exceedingly,” he said, the ring as a wedding present to will take un teaching duties in the director of the Denver edition of have to quit or use my skinning the week, $1,900 in gold had been “and I want you to believe that Jackson’s wife, who was then in obtained. This was brought by I shot only in the last extremity college of liberal arts. the Sacred Heart radio program knife. I have about half an ounce the 80’s, living at Crested Butte, of gold; so will quit and try and Jackson to Auraria and turned to save my own life.” He was ac Colo. She cherished it until her Father Arnold has achieved re carried over KMYR every Sunday over to Henry Allen, a director, quitted. nown in academic circles by his noon. get back in the spring.” death and it went with her to the The following day he filled the and president of claims of the For several years Jackson lived grave beside her husband, the man hole with charcoal from the big Auraria Town company, with the at Ouray. In March, 1897, while who discovered Jackson Bar, the fire and built a fresh fire over it, request that it be used to “Jliuy up returning through Southwestern man who sent Gregory to uncover and “blazed” with belt axe and the provisions of disgusted immi Colorado from a new mining camp the gold in what was to be known grants and prospectors who are he had opened up in the Blue as “the Golden Kingdom of Gil knife the large fir tree under about to return to the States.” The Names of which he camped. Anuary 10 saw Mountains, at Cross Canon he was pin,” and who started the innu presence of so much gold dust led taking his gun from a wagon when merable caravan of covered wag Donors a heavy snow and ligh <.old wind, to speculation where the “find” “In camp all day,” he .wrote, it was accidentally discharged and ons acros-s the plains, carrying into Carefully had been made, Jackson’s every Jackson fell mortally wounded. He the wilderness America’s second “Drum can hardly walk around." movement was carefully watched, was buried at Bonham, Tex., at Diary entries tell of the days that Pilgrim fathers and mothers to Recorded and hundreds of questions were the wish of his wife. found a new state, adding a new followed: ' asked, but he was adamant in the The first gold he dug from Chi star to the Stars and Stripes. “Jan. 11th: Cold, and has quit desire to protect those on the Mr. and Mri. Frank J. Kekeiien, Sr. snowing. Still in camp doctoring ground until such time as they had my dog; his leg has swollen to located the best claims on what + + + + + the size of my arm above my el was henceforth called Chicago DR. JAMES P. bow. creek, so named by the men from GRAY Papal Blessing Given “Jan. 12th: Made a start down that city. the creek on the ice today. Made The wisdom behind Jackson’s Optometrist about four miles and caaped. Got sealed lips is seen in Horton’s let VISVAL CARR To Golden Jubilarions balsam and put on DrumN wounds ter to his wife, written May 3, tonight; he is very sore. 1859, at Arapahoe Bar, and pub EYES EXAMINED (Continued From Page One) assistant at St. Janies’, will act as “Jan. 13th: ,P 1 e a s an t day. lished in the June 6 issue of the VISVAL TRAINING nesses were the late Joseph master of ceremonies in the Mass. Started-late and travt' d slow; Chicago Press-Tribune: “We are Schoenle, prominent Decatur fin A luncheon will follow the Mass made about 10 miles and went starting back tomorrow with all Optometiist ancier, and Vlaga Franek. in the Staley clubhouse for rela our teams, tools, and two months’ Witnesses at the renewal of into camp in a dark canon. Drum 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif, SL tives and close friends. A recep is a great deal better tonight. Kit provisions. We can get our wagons vows ceremony preceding the Sol tion is planned in the evening at within eight miles of the diggings emn Mass will be Mrs. Anna is all right. Phone for Appointment Youngs’ residence on Lost Bridge and pack our animals the rest of TA. 8888 Schoenle, the first best man’s road. “Jan. Nth: Started early. Good the way . . . Chicago creek empties widow, and John Koscielny, Mrs. Mr. Kekeisen was born July 11, going on ice. Had a hard time get into a stream known as Vasquez Kekeisen’s brother-in-law. 1871, in Vandalia, 111., the former ting down some falls todpy. fork of the South Platte. About Father F. J. Ostendorf, pastor capital of the state. His father, Stopped at noon two hours and half a mile this side of this stream of St. James’, who will mark his Frank J. Kekeisen I, had come to wranged up my moccasins; nearly is another of the .same size with golden jubilee as a priest ne.xt this country from Switzerland. His barefooted. Got out at mouth of five or six beautiful pure sodj I year, will act as deacon of the mother, the former Christina Rein canon just at dark, and got down springs on its banks. It is be SERVED EVERY DAY 'Solemn Mass, and Father Fred hardt, was born in Germany. to the old camp and had a good tiful for raising bread.” I Klasner, pastor of St. Mark’s, $1.50 Per Week supper of State’s.grub. Tom was Whipple was the first to take Fried Louisiana I Venice, 111., will be subdeacon. Having moved to Decatur at the getting uneasy a little. After sup any amount of gold to Auraria I Father Ostendorf, who will age of nine, Mr. Kekeisen went to per I told him what I had found where, displayed, it caused an I speak briefly at the Mass, assumed work for Linn and Scruggs depart and showed him the gold, and we immediate stampede to Chicago the pastorate of St. James’ shortly ment store when 12. He made talked, smoked, and ate the bal creek, Jackson, now deeming it Jumbo !§!lirimp after Mr. and Mrs. Kekeisen were $1.50 per week as a check boy. ance of the night. I could hardly safe, having disclosed the location. Complete 6-course Dinner Horan & Son married, and baptized all their There were 40 employes, none of realize I have been gone 19 days.” In the meantime, May 9, at a children. Father Klasner was sta them women, at the store when Surveyed Towntite meeting at Jackson’s Bar, rules had lOe Parking Garag* 850 Seat! Cliapt'ls tioned at St. James’ as assistant Frank Kekeisen started work been adopted regarding mining / Air Conditioned Closed Mondari for a long time before taking his there, and 200 when he quit 22 He stayed in camp, making moc claims. A. J. Storm was elected KEystone 6297 KEystcna 6298 own parish. years later to enter partnership casins and January 17 went to president; William M. Slaughter, 1527 Clovciand Place Father Joseph Prokopp, present with H. S. Gebhart. He was mar .Arapahoe Bar, finding Marsh vice president; David C. Collier, ried when working at Linn and Cook, Dick Cartwright, Sam Cur secretary, though the district was Scruggs. tis, Ned Wynkoop, Hamp Boone, not officially organized as such Golden y Lantern and Jerry Lewis. These had sur NEW CADILLAC MOTOR EQUIPMENT After 22 years with the H. S. until Jan. 1, I860. Sodality Union Gebhart company, Mr. Kekeisen veyed a townsite, calling it Arapa Left for Leadville 1265 Bdwy. Near 13th Ava.**!** RESTAURANT KE. 1204 resided to retire in Colorado hoe. On Jan. 19, Jackson started After taking out between $4,000 Springs, where he had some real for the trappers’ camp at the and $5,000 in “dust,” Jackson sold estate holdings and where his wife mouth of the Big Thompson, to get his claims and left for California Has Discussion and family had moved five years the mule he had left there. With Gulch (Leadville). At the outbreak previous for the sake of the chil Wynkoop — a Pennsylvanian who of the Civil war, he returned to dren’s health. came to Auraria as sheriff of Missouri and joined the Confed The Outstanding Cars for Of Fashion Show To U. S. by Sail Arapahoe county, appointed by erate army, his first command Ida Nalefski was born Aug. 9, Governor Denver of Kansas Ter being the Arizona Sharpshooters. The monthly meeting of the Den- 1880, in Germany, the daughter ritory, and for whom a street in He served throughout the conflict Beauty Will Be Recognized iver Archdiocesan Parish Sodality of< Rudolph Nalefski and Louise Denver is named—and Jim Sand with distinction. One of his ex I union was held Aug. .3 at tlm Maleska. She came to the United ers, Jackson made,the mouth of ploits was leading the storming I Knights of Columbus hall. Nine States at the age of four on a sail the St. Vrain, staying at Noel party sent out by Gen. Magruder By This Trade Mark parishes were represented at the ing vessel, and the family settled Siminole’s lodge. The next day at to capture the revenue cutter Har mqeting. in Decatur. As a young girl she the trappers’ camp they waited for riet Lane. Good men were engaged Denver's Largest Dealer Mrs. Francine Esser of Cathe was employed by a prominent De Chat Dubra and Antoine Leboa, on both sides, 'the action lasting dral sodality, who is chairman of catur phy.sician. Dr. Everett J. who were using Jackson’s mule, to one and a half hours, with a loss the fashion show, gave a complete Brown. Most of Mrs. Kekeisen’s return from a hunt for antelope,+('of 100 killed and 68 wounded. For **After All, It’s Service That Counts old friends are of the opinion that Back at Auraria, at John Smith’s his "gallantry and bravery,” as the % report of arrangements that have ASTIR AnneMtsitAZiirQ been made to date for the show. it was in the employ of Dr. Brown lodge, he found men so eager for citation had it, in this engagement, that she gained the culinary skill mail from home they would pay Jackson was promoted to a full The fashion show will be held at highly. ^ 1335 Broadway 1314-1338 Acoma Daniels and Fisher’s Tuesday, known to naif of the priests of the lieutenant-colonelcy. Sept. 28, at 8 p.m. The personnel Archdiocese of Denver. Jack Henderson and John Ming After the war. Col. Jackson re at the Daniels and Fisher store Married at 18, Mrs. Kekeisen offered $1 for delivery of a letter turned to Colorado and. re-enter On CItIc C PAGE SIX Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, August 12, 1948 New York Couple Sodalities Plan t:.. DR. R. S. HODGES HOAfEMAKEirS ire Visitors in Communion Day DEPAKTMEI\T ’ FORMERLY Patronize These Reliable and Friendly Firms Podiatrist, Medical Corps, Xrmy of the United States Park Hill Home At St. Patrick's (Blesied Sacrament Parish, (St. Patrick’* Pariib, Denver) ■i CHIROPODY — ORTHOPEDIC PODIATRY Denver) Sunday will be Holy Communion Mr. and Mrs. John Ehnes, Buf day for the Young Ladies’ sodal FOOT SURGERY — X-RAY falo, N. Y., are visiting at the home ities of the parish. The Senior of Mr. and Mrs. - Louis Dispense Young Ladies’ sodality will meet DINETTE SETS the pjist several weeks. Mr. Ehnes Thursday evening, Aug. 19, at Ryan Bldg., Suite 104 DExter 6654 is a orother of Mrs. Dispense. Sloan’s Lake park. Members will Formica Top Mrs. Herbert Flannery and her meet at the school at 6:30 p.m. for Duran Upholstery 1717 East Colfax Ave. aunt, Mrs. Maurice Wogan, of Or ;; transportation to the park. The 'iti Hrfl. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. ange, Calif., who have just com y \ >> - social life committee, comprised of A Real f I i H . r ■ pleted a cruise of the Pacific, re Anna Marie DeRose, Mary Petrillo, Buy ^ EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT turned to Denver last week. Mrs. • Melvina Dalla, Maxine Berlinger, Wogan plans to spend the winter and Louise Pedot, will be hostesses. in Denver. The Altar and Rosary society * $94.50 Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Mulligan met Aug. 3 in the lunchroom of have a s . their guests for several the school, Mrs. W. H. White pre DOYLE’S weeks, Mrs. Mulligan’s mother, siding. A report was made of the HANSEN & HANSEN Mrs. James Powers, of Chicago, illness of the treasurer, Mrs. Mar Snows Furniture & Appliance 111., and her brother-in-law and 'r PHARMACY JEWELERS garet Lucy, who is a patient in sister, Mr. and Mrs. James Galla St. Anthony’s hospital. Mrs. G. A. 1613 Court Place AL. 5940 i Th« PtrticQlar Dratftft 1628 17th St. gher, and their son, also of Chi Durbin, past president, has re 17tli AVE. AND GRANT cago. turned from an extended visit with ONE STORE ONLY Mis.s Ella Horan, a former pa KE. U fl EREE DELIVERY her daughter in ' San Francisco, rishioner; her blother-in-law and Calif. During the month of June, sister. Dr. and Mrs. Harold Kohl, Mr. «nd Mrs. Fred J. Dolan Mme.s. A. Franks and Ned Kim and their children, of Tucson, ball had charge of the altar work. Specializing in Quality Plumbing and Ariz., spent a few days in Denver ' + In July, Mrs. J. Natale was as Heating Repairs last week, en route to Grand Lake, sisted by Miss Joanne Zamboni, and INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATORS where they have taken a cabin for during August, Mmes. J. Gar- UENVF.R the rest of the summer. St. Vincent's Porish Sets ramone, A. Franks, and Ed Laux SLATTERY & COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bowlds and will perform these duties. Host their family, have just returned to esses for the social following the PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS FORT MORGAN Denver, after a motor trip of three Picnic in Mountain Park business session were Mmes J. weeks in California. Natale, M. Strempel, and A. Dad- JOHN J. CONNOB. KOBERT P, CONNOR. VIct Preildtnt (St, Vincent de Paul's Parish, The Maurice Aggeler family, are lace with fuchsia accessories, and dario. 1726 MARKET STREET PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 FLOUR MILLS on vacation in California. Denver) carried a prayerbook with a purple Before an assemblage of many FORT MORCAIS Shirley Eakini to Be Wed The annual parish picnic, under orchid. relatives and friends. Miss Viola BRA^(T1ES AT— Invitations are in the mail fpr the auspices of the Holy Name The maid of honor, Virginia LaGuardia and Richard Frazzini tte marriage of Shirley Mary Eak- Logan, wore a blue faille ballerina LONGMONT . . . YUMA society, will he held at Genessee were married Sunday afternoon. SHINGLING Life's Too Short ins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. park Sunday, Aug. 15. More dress with a coronet and bouquet The Rev. Theodore Haas wit zSmsIme HUDSON... HILL RUSE James M. Eakins, and Alfred Mc To Be Wringing Out Dirty than 200 members of the parish of fuschia asters. John Dolan, nessed the double-ring ceremony. OUR Mops with Your Handt! MILLERS AND HANDLERS OF Kay Ellerby, which will take place signed the li.st indicating their in brother of the bridegroom, was Miss LaGuardia, who was given FLOUR, WHEAT. CORN, BARLEY, in the Church of the Blessed Sac tention to attend. the best man. The ushers were in marriage by her father, James Eze Mop & OATS. AND MILL FEEDS rament Aug. 21 at 10 o’clock, prior Tom Kelsey and Joseph January. F. LaGuardia, was attired in a SPECIALTY to a Nuptial Mass. Archbishop RefreshmenLs and coffee will be Country Shippert! furnished by the picnic committee, In the afternoon a reception white slipper-satin gown made with Cone Wringer Consign Your Shipment To lit Urban J. Vehr will officiate at the was held in the home of the bride. a basque waist and bouffant skirt, wood and cmnosition ceremony. but families are requested to bring Cancelfl Thit Unpleasnnt their own lunches and cups for the The young couple plan to make which ended in>a full train. Her Tank Forever Mrs. Frank J. Guiry, who has their home in Boulder, where Mr. three-tiered, illusion, finger-tip ^ ) 4 c o l o r a d o been a patient at St. Anthony’s coffee. Prizes will be awarded the • SAVES TIME winners of contests and races. Dolan is a chemical engineering length veil was of ice blue and was hospital the past week, is much im student at the university. dotted with liny clusters of rib r o o f i n c ^ p a v i n c • SAVES HANDS proved. All members of the parish are in The bride is the daughter of bon and stephanotis. She carried COMPANY ' CLEANS FLOORS Susan Elizabeth McCloskey, in vited to attend. a bouquet of an orchid surrounded BETTER. FASTER YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THE fant daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Jo Mr. and Mrs. Les de Remer, Members of the Holy Name so 1435 Pearl street. The bridegroom with white roses and shower seph B. McCloskey. was baptized ciety will receive Communjon in a streamers of white ribbon knotted GRAVEL ROOFING 85Q .50 ■Aug. 1, by the Rev. Richard Hies- is the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. D. k CEMENTWORK. body in the 6:30 Mass Sunday. Dolan, 1030 S. Corona street. with stephanotis. Miss Jeannine Only O ter, with Josephine R. Taylor and Donna de Remer Wed Spicer, maid of honor, and Doris F OLD R.OOFS Fret Delivery in Denver and Subarbi John G. Mills as sponsors. Beverly Barker is convalescing REPAIAEO Grand Opening On July 25, Donna Le Marr de in her home in Burlingame, Calif., LaGuardia, sister of the bride, Shipped Anywhere 35c Extra Father Joseph Leberer baptized ft ROOF PAINTING Get Youri Now Michael Patrick' Ryan, son of Mr. Remer became the bride of f'red following an emergency appendec were dressed in gowns of taffeta; Miss Spicer in orchid, and Miss La ESTAOLISHCO Il9) Phone AComa 3030 and Mrs. John D. Ryan; Helena J. Dolan. They were married be tomy. Beverly is the granddaughter EZE MOP & CONE WRINGER OF CASSIDY'S DELICATESSEN fore the Very Rev. Manus Boyle. of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lament of Guardia in green. Miss Gloria Sandre Hawley, daughter of Mr. Mancinelli, cousin of the bride, CO. and Mrs. Robert L. Hawley; and The bride wore a gown of gray this parish. 1227 E. 17th Ave. — Denver I. Colo. Colfax at Ivanhoe Barbara Ann Benson, daughter of wore a yellow marquisette dress 0 8 8 8 (Niir Lafayette St.) Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Benson. trimmed with lace. All of them Father H. Campbell baptized Laretta Sweeney Is Wed wore matching tiaras of horsehair on Donald G, Hendrie, son of Mr. and and flowers. Donald Smith was Mrs. Donald G. Hendrie. best man, and the ushers were KEEP Mrs. Edgar D. Downing, her sis In St Francis de Sales' Leonard LaGuardia, brother of the SATURDAY, AUG. 14, 1948 ter. Florence Dwyer of the Cathe bride, and Dominic Lamirato. A FRED LUCCI dral parish, and Mr. and Mrs. (St. Francis de Sales' Parish, and Mrs. Thomas M. Carroll, state large reception was- held in the Francis N. Dw'yer of Colorado Denver) publicity chairman, attended the evening. After a trip to Estes Custom Upholstery Springs are enjoying a ten-day Miss Loretta Sweeney, daugh all-day conference of the board Park, the couple will reside in A 20 LB. ROAST TURKEY motor trip in the Northwest. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil R. of managers of the Colorado Con Denver. ’ Mrs. Carlos Fuermann and her Sweeney, became the bride of gress of Parents and Teachers Dominic Negri announced the and New Furniture W V l A 20 LB. BAKED HAM children have just returned from James Raymond McCoy, son of Aug. 5. engagement of his daughter. Miss Made to Order a vacation in St. Paul, Minn. Mrs. All parishioners are reminded Dorothy Negri, to John A. Luizzi. This Summer B. Landis, her sister, accompanied again not to disturb the sisters at Miss Negri is well known in this Beautiful Samples to Show the Fuermanns to Denver, for a the convent by telephone or house parish, having taken an active part Universal Portable Refreshments Served stay of several weeks. Mr. Landis calls until after the close of their in all activities of the younger, set. Day or Evening Colli will arrive this week to spend 1^ retreat Sunday, Aug. 15. She has been prefect of the Young Air Conditioners With Our Compliments vacation nere. " St. Francis’ circle will meet Ladies’ sodality, secretary of the 4358 Eliot St GL.1222 Ju*t Plug It In with Mrs. 0. S, Folkner, 1685 S. executive committee of the annual Guaranteed Satiifaction The firms listed here deserve to Marion, on Wednesday, Aug. 18, bazaar, a member of the senior Gas Conversion be remembered when you are dls- at 1 o'clock. choir, and an active member and DE. 6342 tributinf your patronage to the dif ardent worker of the Sodality Burners & Furnaces ferent lines of business. union of the archdiocese. Mr. Luiz STILES zi is the son of Mrs. Angeline Commercial CASSIDY'S DELICATESSEN St. John's Parish Luizzi and a member of Cathedral ELECTRIC SERVICE parish. "The couple plan a late fall Heating Co. wedding. Is Very Generous Mrs. Angela Simone has been W iring — Lighting 251 Broadway RA. 5075 visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sylvia 1100 Larimer TA. 6875 Harris, and family and her sons, To Mission Appeal Joseph and Lee, in Ogden, Utah, and is now spending some time (Sl. John's Parish, Denver) with a si.ster-in-law in Tacoma, Serve Parishioners of St. John’s, Wa- ■Wash. Her son, Joseph, will ac ditiohally generous, outdid them company her on the trip back and selves in their generosity to the will visit here with other member^ HOME PUBLIC MKT. Macaroni m issi^ appeal made at the Masses of the family. Sunday by the Rev. Thomas ‘Ma Misses Angeline Castellano and Wholesome and satisfying as a honey, C.M., in behalf of the work main dish. Delicious with Angeline Giglio of Tampa, Fla., of the Vincentian Missions in have been the guests of their other foods — cheese, toma China. More than $1,050 was con cousins, Mmes. A. Zamboni and toes, mushrooms, oysters and tributed to the special collection J. Tortorici, for the past week. VOSS BROS. JERRY RREEIV eggs. taken up in all Masses that morn- ning. Father Mahoney wishes to The banps of marriage were an I\EW LOCATIOiY thank the Rev, John P. Moran, nounced for Miss Jeannine Spicer IVEW LOCATIOIV and Harold Pfieffer. Mrt. Jam et R. McCoy pastor, and parishioners of the 1004 15ih St. 1004 1.5th St. parish for their kind and generous IS .4bout Aug, 15 Mr. and Mrs. John F. McCoy, prior reception. Ex-Denver Pastor Goes M ACARONI J ■IPP i. ■ 1 T 1 ,1 Thursday, August 12, 1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN ; ■ r Educational Recordings’Studied Lisle Fellowship THE THEVG TO DO flmusEinEnTS-DininG When You Can’t Afford Disappointment ENJOY AN INVIGORATING DRIVE RECREimOn Students Visit T o Father O'Heron HOLLAND’S URay HOTEL DADIf Theatre (St. Louit Paritli, Englewood) IN GOLDEN rMRIV PE. 9877 Four students from the Lisle 1268 S. Gaylord Fellowship were the guests this Thondar • Frldar • Satardar week of Father Joseph P. Heron. For Luncheon or Dinner Aarait 11 - 11 • 14 There are 50 students from 18 dif ferent countries attending an in Yonll Like the Food, Service and Atmosphere Special Feature stitute of human relations in the Lisle camp at Lookout mountain DINING ROOMS OPEN DAILY G«ne Autnr this year. From 12 to 2 at noon—5:80 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. THE STRAWBERRY ROAN The four students with Father Sundays and Holidays From 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. O’Heron were David Shaw from Phone Golden 68 for Reservation, or Bnndty • Monday - Ttfotday Southwestern university, Texas, Aafnst IS - U • 17 who will enter the Boston uipver- just drive out and come in sity graduate school this fall;'Rob Wilnmt to DfnTtr*, PInut Jeanette MacDonald - Joac Iturbi ert Jefferson from Iowa State col- Jane Powtll a major in agricultural en gineering; Ingrid Nilsson, a gradu COLBURN HOTEL Special Attraction ate of Lund university in Sweden, LUXURIOUS ROOMS (In Technicolor) now doing postgraduate work at COCKTAIL LOUNGE SPOILERS OF THE NORTH the University of South Carolina NEW COFFEE SHOP in American civilization; and Nona LISTENING TO THE NEW series of Sister Paraclita, Sister Clarona, Sister Mary'I n Scott Mallae from London, who is loth Arenu* at Grant doing postgraduate work in Amer MAin 6261 carnata, and Sister Josepha. O. a CERISa Maa*(«r Catholic educational recordings, “The Lives The recordings have been approved by the Audio- ican folkways at Reagers college of the Saints,” are a group of sisters, summer stu Visual Committee of the National Catholic Educa in Massachusetts. dents at Loretto Heights college, Denver. Left to tional association. These records with an RCA two- Miss Mallae- was in Singapore right are Sister Romaine, Sister Mary St. Carolyn, speed transcription player were put at the disposal at the time of the Japanese inva Sister Irenita, Sister Jean Carmel, Mother Marie of the..Heights summer students by Leonard Hon of sion, and worked also in New Josephine, Sister Mary Edith, Sister Jane Frances, the jCharles E. Wells Music company. Delhi, India, with the broadcasting division of the British Ministry of Information preparing scripts for MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. 'Western Union' Fare broadcast to Japanese-occupied Annual Picnic Is Slated countries. Miss Mallae, a convert, At Motorena Drive-In was the only Catholic member of IRobert M. — Peul V. — M. T. Murray- Romance, Indians, adventure, By Redemptorist Parish the group from Lisle. Sister Francis de Sales, who is MASTERSON SIGHTSEEING T O U ^ S and all the excitement that was the IN BUSINESS 30 YEARS MAIN OFFICE lU SEVENTEENTH STREET frontier West will fill the screen (St. Joieph’t Redemptoriit Parlih, those who have no transportation leaving with a group of Sisters PHONE CHERRY 3040 DENVER of the Motorena, Denver’s ultra D enrer) can be given a ride to and from of S t Joseph of Carondelet, to open In Lobby of Sea Hotel modern drive-in theater, with All the members of the parish the picnic area. There will be a parochial school in Hawaii, was Laxurfoof 7 PaM to^r C*dilUc Cara City and Moontniiia Year Aroand thrills as Zane Grey’s mighty epic. are invited to come to the annual tertainment for all and a pro- a guest at St. Louis’ convent last Western Union, plays a three- parish picnic to be held Sunday, am of activities has been plan week. Sister Francis de Sales was night stand on Thursday, Friday, Aug. 16, in Bergen park. It was ned for everyone, young and old. baptized in St. Louis’ parish when and Saturday, Aug. 12, 13, and 14. originally planned to have the pic Registration for the new school a child. Directed by Fritz Lang, the pic nic in Deer Creek park but this term for both grade and high Infants baptized last Sunday ture boosts an outstanding cast area is too small and there are schools will take place Aug. 25, 26, were Daniel Richard Caouette, son headed by Robert Young and Ran insufficient facilities to accommo and 27. of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Caouette, dolph Scott and including Dean date the parish. The committee Father Harry S. Smith, C.SS.R., with Joseph Bartley and Mildred dagger, Virginia Gilmore, John headed by Dillon Bagan will post pastor, has requested all the com L. Cain as sponsors; Kathleen Carradine, and Slim Summerville. the road to Bergen park and will mittees' for the fall festival, to be Alice Jacobs, daughter of Mr. and The crowds who have- attended leave after the 5:30 Mass Sunday held Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 and 2, Mrs. Edward P. Jacobs, with Rob E X C E S S the new Motorena are impressed to reserve an area that will be the ert and Devota Jacobs as sponsors. ^ ith the special cartoon features, center of activities for the day. to be present at a very important meeting next Tuesday evening, Monsignor Thomas McNamara, VEGETDBLES such as the six color cartoons fea Each person is expected to bring Chancellor, and Monsignor Francis tured with Western Union this his oiATi lunch and beverages and Aug. 17, after novena devotions. A FOB BETTEB POOD THE PlJEBLiO 1949 Ford will be on display at Ott, Officialis of the San Diego RED ROCKS PARK week end. Included in the group it is suggested that a "share the diocese, were visitors at the rec F I S H W are Bugs Bunny and ^ p Eye, per car” plan be worked out so that the bazaar. Whan cnr; buI la Uka t Holiday DlniMt On Sunday the 7 o’clock Mass tory this week. SECOMMENDED lY OUMCAI HINEI ennial favorites with young and old This Sunday afternoon, Aug, 16, IM0I8A8B0RD SEIVED lEFOIE EACH CIICEIT — lEIEIVATIOIt aOIIIUI 57 alike. A late newsreel completes will be offer^ for the members of G flm E the Motorena program. the Altar and Rosary society and at 3 o’clock there will be a church CTBIO SHOP — Uouacal DUtlaetlaa ^ Coraplata. Prlna U fit mrj pockathook. Sunday and Monday, Aug. 15 next Monday evening the weekly ing ceremony for mothers whose lad lock! Park 18 Bllat vaat of Daam. and 16, the Motorena welcomes a Heights Alumnae games party will be held in the hall children were baptized in the past m i/oun double-feature program full of beginning at 8 p.m. St. Joseph’s year. The Legion of Mary is ex thrills and action. Victor M a]^e “Blue room” has been newly tending an invitation to mothers is starred in the super-Westj^K Set 'Children's painted and decorated and is very to attend. HOfflE PRBBZER •FEU’S TAVERIV Fury at Furnace Creek, music and attractive; a new wiring system Two lots at 3260 S. Lincoln * LUNCHEON laughs pervade the fast-stepping has been installed and the entire street, adjacent to the playground, second feature. hall has been renovated. were purchased this week. The sex Reduce from your garden, the fishing "catch" BEER — WINE — MIXED DRINKS Day' August 21 ton’s house will be moved to the 128 BROADWAY Chaplain to Return new property so that excavating or the hunting "bag’!.. all keep to serve another JAMES M. DELOHREY "Children’s Day,” annual sum Father Milton Girse, C.SS.R., for the school can be started. mer party sponsored by the Den who was stationed formerly at St. day in your HOME FREEZER. ver chapter of the Loretto Heights Joseph’s, is due to return here. Tbt firms Hated here deaerve to alumnae, will be held on Saturday, be remembered when you art dia« Father Girse left here almost five tributlnf your patronafe to the dif* Aug. 21, at the picnic grounds on years ago to serve as an army fereat liaea of^uaineee. A HOME FREEZER provides more gradoos the college campus. Alumnae, chaplain. He has spent the past their families, and guests are in three years in Japan and only two living and also a saving in time, food, money, and vited to attend. Reservation cards months ago returned to'the U. S. for the event were mailed this He will be attached to S t Joseph’s effort to help pay for itself. week, according to Mrs. James R. and will help to fill the vacancies DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Kelly, chairman. Assisting Mrs. that will be created when Father Kelly with plans for "Children’s Matthias Justen, C.SS.R., and Fa THE HOME FREEZER YOU W ANT TO BUY 800 Speer Bird. Wazee Market Day” are Mrs. John Merkl and ther Ralph Michaels, C.SS.R., 11th St. at Wazaa Mrs. Edward Lyons. leave. ...depends upon the size of your family...how Open 24 hours daily Open till 9 p.m. Members of the national board At the present time Father of the Alumnae association met Matthias Huber, C.SS.R., who is much food you want to freeze at any one tim e.^ # Dclicions Pastries with presidents of three chapters stationed at St. Joseph’s college in (From Oir Own Orni) at a luncheon meeting Aug. 7. Dis Kirkwood, Mo., as a missionary, and how much you want to use your freezer. cussion centered on problems fac is preaching the annual retreat to # S ea fo o d s ing the chapters and ways in which the Sisters of St. Joseph at St. One cubic foot of HOME FREEZER space # Fried Chicken ★ ★ iS the national board could be of as Francis de Sales’ parish. Father sistance to them. Huber is a brother of Father An # Late Evening Snacks Miss Margaret Sullivan, na holds approximately 35 pounds of assorted fcxxls. m>mt or s sicCftr ««air savoi tional president, presided. Others thony Huber who is attached to present included Miss Eugenie St. .Joseph’s as a missionary. Guindon, first vice president; Mrs. Father Michaels has returned from Freezing does not change the flavor or qual Joseph Dooling, second vice presi his work in Murray, Utah, and dent; Mrs. John Morrison, corre- Father Peter Youngblood, C.SS.R., ity, therefore, it is desirable to select only prime Ocnvrr % Smattrit Amutrmtnt Pork spon’ding secretary; Mrs. Joseph of Kansas City, who attended St. NOW OPEN FOR SEASON I Augustine’s in Brighton, is now in quality, fully-ripe foods in the best of condition B^rry and Mrs. William Carson, Murray. Father Phillip Kvasnica, board members; Miss Mary Mc C.SS.R., noted Bohemian mission for preserving in your HOME FREEZER. Plan Now for the Time Grath, former executive secretary; Miss Mary Lou Stephenson, Den ary, and Father Michael Moriarity, of Your Life ver chapter secretary; and the C.SS.R., who at one time was sta^ Freezing holds food goodness in suspension; chapter presidents, Mrs. James tioned here, are coming for a va • Swimming Close, Chicago; Mrs. Anthony cation and a visit. Swim in Clean, Heated cold preserves natural color. As a result frozen Campbell, Los Angeles; and Mrs. • Roller Skating George Kelly, Denver. Drinking Water foods taste and look better. Mrs. Albert Spillman of New Baptisms Listed Open Daily • Horae Back Riding York, sister of Miss Sullivan, was a guest at the meeting. Mrs. Spill 1 to 5 P.M. & HOME FREEZERS ON DISPLAY AT DEALERS STORES • Picnicking man, who is president of the At St. Catherine's 7 to 10 P.M. Brooklyn DCCW, is visiting in Estes Park with Miss Sullivan and Adults 60^, their mother, Mrs. P. J. Sullivan. (St. Catherine’a Pariah, Denver) Children 35^ FOR SPECIAL PARTIES, Recently baptized were Sharon LUNCHEONS ond DIN- NERS our AHRACTIVE Jeanne Jennings, daughter of Mr. PROGRESS PLUNGE Public Service Company of Colorado GOLD ROOM — WEST- and Mrs. Harold Jennings, with ELDORADO Greeley CCW Hears 1300 W. Florid. Wutwood 116 , ERN ROOM ARE AT James Jennings and Genevieve 1 BIk.. W. FtA. Bird. SPRINGS YOUR DISPOSAL Priest-Speakers Benton as sponsors; Carolyn Ann Ft. Lorvi But *t AUmed. & Bdwv. **The Family Resort** Call KE. 1341 for Dearing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J?ese rvafions Howard Dearing, with Frank and Auditorium Hotel ent at the Greeley deanery CCW Catherine Betting as sponsors; 14th end Stout meeting held Aug. 10 in St. Paul Thomas Natale, son of Mr. GIENWOOD SPRINGS Joseph’s school, Akron. Representa and Mrs. Gerald Nataie, with Mr. “The Sea Beach in the Mountains** tives present were from Sterling,! Mrs. Nick Fortunate as spon- ARron, Greeley, Yuma, Fleming, sors; Richard Allan Schierburg, OFFERS I BEST FOLKS OF ALL Brighton, Holyoke, Roggen, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Excellent Hotel—Cabin—Resort & Dude Ranch Accommodations y "EAT-AT-THE-HALL” Keenesburg. Schierburg, with Jacqueline Bul- SWIM.MING — GOLFING — HORSEBACK RIDING — FISHING lard and^ Walter Schierburg":hi as V»por CiT« Bithi for HtilUi , Joe M. Blend, Mgr. Principal speakers at the meet Writ# (o SacraUry Chanbar of Comnarca for Lltoratart ^ Hall Hotel Coffee Sliop ing were the Rev. W. J. Koontz of sponsors; Holy Family parish, Denver, and Joan Rochford, daughter of Mr. y RE-MODELED NOW OPEN 1321 Curtit Street the Rev. Leonard Redelberger of and Mrs. George T. Rochford, Jr., St. Anthony’s parish. Sterling. with Louis Serences and Rosemary HOT SULPHUR mNERAL BATHS Father Koontz spoke on “Com Murphy as sponsors; Nancy Laine AND munism and Results.” “Action and Wqrren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Results” was the topic of Father Harold Milo Warren, with Elva SWIHOIING POOL QUALITY PET SUPPLY Redelberger’s talk. Loeptien as sponsor; Siameae The reports from all the com Carroll Lee Sherman, daughter HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS, COLO. K itteni, mittees were gratifying, especially of Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Sher Puppiei, that of the youth committee. The man, with Lawrence Bakeman.and Canariea, / C X youth program is now the special Agnes Sitze as sponsors; Dennis Parakeet., /-taid ^ ? project of the council. John Schulz, son of Mr. and Mrs. MILD and from%e OpeningHat,,. All Color. ^ Members were urged to con Clair J. Schulz, with Mr. and Mrs. Golden 3 ^-^1. / tinue to send in garments for the H. D. Cook as sponsors.' MELLOW Hamatera, Pope’s storeroom. TolheTiral Scream.., W hite Mice Plans were made for the annual Ceremonies were supplied for ffsThefunniestTtcturei retreat of the members, to be held Sharon Ann Beckman, daughter Pet Supplies & Remedies at El Pomar Sept. 17-19. of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beckman, Fresh & Frozen Horse Meats with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wolf as YouveBverSeenl Other speakers at the meeting sponsors. 1513 GLENARM KE 9093 were Mrs. Thomas A. Garrison of (Formerly Boyd'a Bird Store) Golden, and Mrs. Ella Higgins and Knights to Hold Picnic Welcome Shrine Visitors C H IE F HO $A LODGE Near Evergreen Aug. 22 PHONE LOC>KOUT 3926 Denver council 539, Knights of Columbus, will hold its annual pic nic Sunday, Aug. 22, at Our Lady with of the Rockies camp on Brook Forest road above Kvergreen. IDAHO SPRINGS To reach the site, picnickers should turn left across Bear Creek WESTERNERS at the Evergreen dam, and then follow the signs. TIBBETTS PH A RM Aa TIVOU-UNION CO; PLACER INN EveryoneT must bring his own lunch, but coffee for those with DINVU, COlOKAOOi FINE FOOD SUNDRIES containers, beer, and soft drinks REXALL STORE will be provided on the grounds. BEST COCKTAIL LOUNGE Games and contests are in store IN ROCKIES SODAS for old and young, with/plenty of prises for wuuers. / 4J ar t \ ivV I. ■■ A w m m m PA 6E EIGHT Office, 938 B annock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, August 12, 1948 Papal Blessing Granted Teresa Tremlett, WE LIVE LONGER Active Catholic, due to miraculous work of Medical Science. The fact of a longer life than was enjoyed by our forebears has a vital bearing on the care of our eyes in early and middle life, in Taken in Death A d U order that they may function comfortably when we are less active physically. Mrs. Teresa A. Tremlett, long active in Catholic and civic affairs t * » in Denver, died Aug. 5 in Mercy hospital following a two-week ill SWIGERT BROS. ness. Bom in St. Louis Sept. 23, all types of (ecurictes, specializing in those of the 1550 California Optometrigts Good Service 1884, Mrs. Tremlett came to Den Rocky Mountain Empire. Better Vition ver 35 years ago. She lived at 118 KEyttor.e 7651 S. Sherman street, and was a rtem- We deal in government, municipal, and co^ for Every Age At Right Pricet ber of St. Francis de Sales’ parish poration bonds, preferred and common stocks. for 30 years. Our statistical department will be glad to ana GLABSBa INDIVIDUALLT 8TTLBD During World war II Mrs. Tremlett received several citations lyze your list of holdings and make suggesdons. for her efforts in raising funds siiiiiiiiiiiniiuiiimiiiminiinnniniiininnnniiininiiiiniiluinnK for the American Red Cross and for her W ork in various bond drives. She was a member of the Queen of Heaven and Good Shep MEMBER CHICAGO THEODORE I herd Aid societies, the Catholic Daughters of America, the Taber SIOCK EXCHANGE nacle society, St. Joseph’s guild, St. SULLIVAN; Francis de Sales’ Altar and Rosary HACKETHALl CHARLES R. M'CREER. World wsr society, and the Jane Jefferson II cssusity. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed & co m pa n y ward 4. McCreer; brother of Warren and Democratic Women's club. Donala McCreer and Mrs. Eleanor Rice; The Rev. Leonard Abercrombie, KEystone 6241 I MORTUARY grandson of Mrs. A. J. Montgomery. assisted by Fathers Carl and Ger Kequiem Mass was offered Aug. 11 in | IN V E S T M E N t I g William O’Brien, Associate St. Joseph’s church, Golden. Interment ard Poelker of St. Louis, Mo., B 1449>51 Kalamath St. Mt. Olivet. Day mortuary. nephews of Mrs. Tremlett, cele JESSE PERDUE. 1823 Larimer. Fa brated Funeral Mass Aug. 9 in St. iO H ^ i SUUIVAN, mis. ba n k er s ^ Phone MAin 4006 ther of Tommy. Jimmie. Jennie. Clars. Louise. Elizabeth, and Gloria Perdue; Frances de Sales’ church. Inter brother of Lawrence, Jake. Rose Abeyla. ment was in Mt, Olivet. Imiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim and Mrs. Daniel Mares. Requiem Mass She is survived by a daughter, was offered in Sacred Heart church Aug. 10. Mrs. Adele T. .Griebling, and a FLORENCE THIBEAU TAPP. 221 son, Richard J. Tremlett of Den 17th at CALIFORNIA ST. • DE.NVIR, COLORADO I Erickson's have Galapago. Wife of Alexander D. Tapp; ver; a grandson, Cadet Alfred L. mother of Dewey A. Tapp. Requiem I at Speer Bouts- Mass was offered Aug. 7 in St. Joseph's Griebling, at West Point; a The Holy Father also has granted a plenary in * I card and 9th church. A TRANSLATION of the document brother. Charles J. Bongner of St. ANNIE WILLIAMS, 17U S. Broad dulgence to those who visit the church from Aug. Louis; two sisters. Mrs. John Poel c * " a T a n u a the way. Wife of William E. Williams; pictured above follows: ‘ •W h ; sister of Nettie Rusk. Montrose: cousin 10 to and including Aug. 15. It may be ga^ed once. Bornge.sser of y P a y »re?” most outstanding Holy Father: The Theatine Fathers of Denver of Florence Hates. Requiem Mass was humbly petition Your Holiness to grant the Apostolic n s - n ■ . .. St. L o u is ; the two priests, and six display of monu offered Aug. 7 In St. Francis de Sales’ The conditions are Confession, Communion, a visit I nephews. (Trademark) church. Interment Ml. Olivet. Blessing to those who have co-operated in building to the church, and prayers for the Holy-Father. ments and mark the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe in this city. PFC. WILLIAM APPELGREN The beautiful new church, erected through the ers ever to be Services were held Aug. 11 for Pfc. His Holiness graciously granted the request July shown in Denver. William Appelgren. Denver soldier killed 17,1948. heroic efforts of Father Andrew Burguera, C.R., and Woman From California WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES in action on Luzon island Jan. 24. 1945. 9 .TOSEPH MIGONE. parishioners, was dedicated Aug. 10 by Archbishop He served in the 169lh infantry, company INCORPORATED B, He received five Battle Stars and Archbishop of Nicomedia Urban J. Vehr of Denver. Is Visitor in Denver the Purple Heart medal in a year of + + + A MARBLE overseas service. (St. Mary Magdalene'*'Parifh, Colorado Owned Stores CROSS . . Surviving are his parents. Mr. and th« most sif- Mrs. W. S. Appelgren of 210 S. Garfield Edgew ater) Englewood BOO Santa Fe Dr. nificsnt of ell street; three brothers. Frederick L. Mrs. William Finnic from San momorleU. Appelgren of Denver. Pfc. Charles Ap- Archbishop Vehr Dedicates Church 30 South Broadway li?th and California plegren of Merced, Calif., and Pfc. Ed Tremendons parrhsses end rsriosd ship* here with Mrs. John Grant and m«nts direct from Uit qosrries lere yoa ward Appelgren of Denver; three sisters. money. Mrs. Kal Cline of 2700 W. Hillside Mrs. Byron Rowe for the street, Mr.s. Alex Fields of 17 S. Madi > Or. O. C. H'erthman^ son street, and Mrs. Galen Cline of As Shrine of Our Lady for Everyone several days. Mrs. Rowe also ha» DIAMONDS, WATCBE8. Alexandria. Va. Solemn Requiem Mass had her aunt, Sister Stella of the SILVERWARE was offered Aug. 11 in the Church of (Coiitinued From Page One) |ings. They are elegant. The design The eminent prayer of Jesus Christ Dominican order, visiting in her and As§ociate ERICKSOn’S St. John the Evangelist. Interment Mt. in English and that the children and structure call forth admira- is renewed daily in the Mass. May home. Sister Stella is from Chicago LESTER^S JEWELRY e Detignerr and Builder$ Ofivel. W. P. Horan A Son mortuary. tion. The sanctuary is in polished God reward the noble people of Bentigtg learn English hymns. Mrs. Louis D. Harcourt re Walrli Repairs of the Fineit Monument$ PFC. T. E. CRANNELL At the actual ceremony of ded terrazzo. The altars, Communion this congregation. He will insert turned Friday from a trip to Fort PLATES Service* were held Aug. 9 for Pfc. • UARKERS A MONUMENTS ication, the Archbishop personally railing, and pulpit are of Carrara their purified .souls in the immor Worth, Tex. She visited there with 120* Iltk 8WHt< KEECTED THRUOUT THE ROCKT Thoman E. Grannell, who was killed in officiated, with the chanting by a I marble with exquisite coloring. tal walls of the New Jerusalem. 1529 Welton CH. 2447 ^ 0 ( 15th SirMt MOUNTAIN REGION the Battle of the Rulsre Dec. 30. 1944. her aunt who is seriously ill. t KErtton, (721 TAbor (7(1 < Born in Denver July 3. 1923, he re choir of Theatine Fathqfs, who The stations are original paintings “Our Lady of the Americas will ALpina 1785 The altar linens will be handled ceived all his schoolinjf at Cathedral used beautiful Gregorian music. of distinguishing merit. Every win reciprocate too. The words of the from Aug. 14 throught Sept. 4 by WWW w-w WWW w w w w w w w w w ar ' SPEER BLVD. AT »TH AVE. school and was graduated from the hifch Offertory'promise her patronage: S DENVER 4. COLO. school in 1942. An all-round athlete, At the Solemn Mass, the Arch dow is real stained glass. Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Stevens, car Tsrns M desirnl. Mail orders filled. he stcfrred and won letters in baseball. bishop presided on the throne, with “We all love the Theatine Fa *I have chosen and have sanctified ing for the sanctuary; Mrs. Branch, CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING ] Opsn all daj Sstnrdsr and ] to S Ban foolbaR. and basketball. Father John Ordinas, C.R., of this place that my name may be dars. thers. They have done heroic work aljjs; Mrs. Leo Haug, large linens; Surviving are his parents. Mr. and Denver as celebrant. Father John in ministry to our people. They re there and my eyes and my heart Mrs. Wedlick, small linens; and i Mrs. Ray Grannell. and a sister. Mrs. remRin with you forever more’.’’ Charles Morris, all of 1642 Ogden .street. Fullana. C.R., of Fort Collins, was nounced home, native land, and Mrs. Louis Feely, surplices. Classified Ads i Requiem Mas.s was offered Aug. 9 in'lhe deacon; Father Thoma.s Lo Cascio, relatives to travel thousands of It will pay you to raad ALL of the following advertiaamanta. i Cathedral. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. O.S.M., of Our Lady of Mount H iitory of C*-urch \ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE THE BEST BN LUGGAGE P. Horan & Son mortuary. miles and work here. The light of The Rev. John Bonet, C.R.\ had i Of All Kinds Carmel, Denver, subdeacon; and faith had to be clear, love burning Father Elmer Kolka of Denver, established 16 catechist centers, WE OFFER for your consideration a two EDWARD STAATS. SR. in their hearts, and the steel of one of which was at 36th and»Kal- bedroom home at 8238 Vine, walking dis BRICK REPAIRS WANTED: Edward Staats. Sr., 4766 Williams master of ceremonies. Assistant high and resolute purpose giving tance to I-oyoia. Also a four bedroom two stroet, died Aug. 7 in a local hospital amath. BRICKt JiEPAIRS: Spoclalltlng In brick after a short illness. A native of Car- priest to the Archbishop was the pliancy and power to their wills. It was during the depression and story preased brick at 1215 York. St. Philo ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Denver, mena's Parish. Both houses modem and pointing and repairing, alao caulking and AT PARISH RECTORY. SURROUND- linviile. III., he moved to Denver in 1912 The names of Caldentey and Bonet painting. DE. 5650. WALTER EVANS and completed his schooling here. For and deacons were Father Achille most of the activities of the com priced right. Call Huck. East 0858 eve INGS AND WORK ARE VERY PLEAS. the past 26 year* he was a city employe. are venerated. A splendid group of munity had been' taken over by ning* or LYONS AND JOHNSON CO. 946 Steels. ANT. BOX Y. THE REGISTER. P. O. BOX Sommaruga, Denver, and Father priests carries on the high tradi KE 3284. Mr. Steals is survived by his wife. various Protestant organizations MISC. 1620. Jean, and two children. Charlene and Jerome Weinert. Master of cere- tion of the Clerks Regular. Father and sects, “buying a great many of Edward, Jr. Hcquicm Maes was offered monie.s to the Archbishop was the John Ordinas gives superb leader SMALL Job plasterinif, patchins and wa- Aug. 11 in Annunciation church. Inter our people with a bottle of milk YOUNG couple expecting In October need Rev. Dr. David Maloney, assistant ship. Father Andrew is above and terproofinjT. Work guaranteed. Call Torn two or three room unfurnished apartment* ment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son and a loaf of bread.’’ Father Bonet FOR SALE McCormack. Fr. 7806. M o n u m e n ts mortuary. Chancellor. beyond all others responsible- , , for and his assistant, Father P. Ber KE. 0885. W* have erected many beauti- There were 25 clergymen pres the erection of this church. It has Rotger, C.R., saw the neces- By Owner. A beautiful corner WOMAN would like job at housekeeper in ful monuinenti in Ml. Olivet JOHN J. STEWART a Catholic rectory for two or more priests. John (Jack) Stewart, 18, son of Mr. ent. The Mass music was by a been done by personal contacts in sity of establishing Catholic leader brick bungalow and independent Experienced. Box A. The Register Box 1620. WANTED TO RENT Cemetery. and Mrs. Hugh A. Stewart of* 612 Gay vested choir of young men and the thousands, and not by direc ship in the community, and man- income if deaired within block LANDSCAPING, new lawna, tree trirominx lord street, became Denver’s 24th traffic women. The English sermon was tives or remote committees. CATHOLIC Druggist, wife, two little girls, fatality of the year when he was crushed !aged to buy a store building at the of Bleaaed Sacrament Church by expert. 25 year* experience. Work A. T. THOMSON by the Rt. Rev. William Higgins, “Denver has been given a House I corner of 36th and Kalamath, and School. 30 day poaieaaion. guaranteed. E. S. Kendall. Fr. 1380. desire two l>edroom house or apartment in henenth a car after an accident at K. Sev pastor of St. Philomena's, Denver, Fasst Denver. Permanent. Ge. 1087. 600 Sherman St. TA 8018 enth avenue and (iaylnrd street on Aug of God which has beauty as well which had been a grocery, and in Three large bedroom*, large PAINTING and Paper Hanging. Expert 8. A (trnduate R ^ci* high iirhnn] laKt and the Spanish sermon by the as utility. A church ought to be a June, 1936, the work of renovat livingroom with natural fire workmanship. Call for Fall price*. Spruce »prini!. h» h«d enrolled in the »chool of i Rev, Onofl'io M artorell, C.R., of MAN, WIFE, daughter L5, ion 9. desper thing of lovelines.s, the outcome of ing and furnishing the building as place, apacioua kitchen and 6219. ately need two bedroom house or apart architecture at the University of Notre San Luis. Dame (or the fall term. His father re human genius and industry. It a church was started with the help nook. 500 aquare feet of fineat FOR SALE; ment, furnished or unfurnished. Prefer cently retired a.s production manager of Mtgr. Higgint’ Sermon .St. Philomena’s Parish, Main 8845. Call a the Texas company. mirrors men’s highest aspirations, of rrtany of the Spanish-speaking oak floor* hare been refin- Excerpts from Monsignor Hig people, in October, 1936, the build iahed. Included are range and WOOD BALE—Kindling, range, heater, He is survived by his parents, a sister. gins’ sermon are given below: “It is a casket in which the crea furnace, fireplace blocks, mill ends—De FURNITURE Anne, and a brother, Bill. Solemn ture offers to the Creator the ing wa.s bles.sed under the name of Venetian blind*. Baaement ha* livered $3-00 KEvstone 2460 ZONE CAB Requiem Ma«.s was offered Aug. 10 In “It was 400 years ago that Juan Our Lady of Guadalupe, and there two room unfurniahed apart St. John the Evangelist’s church. In choicest jewels which can be sup FURNITURE bought, sold or traded for Diego opened his poor cloak and after Sunday Masses were cele ment with natural fireplace, HOUSE FOR RENT: MAin 7171 terment .Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son showed to the Bishop of Mexico plied by architect, builder, painter, cash. Highest cash prices paid. Eatimataa Prompt. Conrtioot Svrrlc* mortuary. poet, and musician. It is half brated there by Father Rotger, as range, toilet and ahower facili- UNFURNISHED five room home. North on all classes of merchandise. Open eve CHEAPER RATES City the roses given him by Our sistant of St. Cajetan’s church, tie*. Extra large laundry, maid'* Denver. $45.00 Month. Address inquiries nings until 9 p.m., Sundays 8 a.m. to 12 MRS. HELEN M. SULLIVAN human because from the founda noon. Phones: PE. 4014 or RA. 6423. CLEAN NEW CAB6 Lady of Guadalupe, asking that a who also organized the Altar and room, fruit cellar - and work lo T. G. Camp for Handicapped Children, Mrs. Helen M. Sullivan, former qhrine be built in honor of her tion to the cupola it is the work of Morrison, (’olorado. Cary's Furniture, 1500 So. Broadway. fessional pianist, died unexpectedly Aug.T willing and loving hearts. Rosary society and the Children | room. Gaa hot water heat and 4 of a heart attack in her.home at 1H90 Immaculate Conception. A brother of Mary sodality. Shortly there Gaylorri ntreet. Born in St. Joseph. “It is above all a house of 40 gallon hot water heater. One CHECKER C-4BS Bishop this morning here in the after he was transferred to South car garage. About $10,000 to Are You Interested Mo., .hily 4, 1907, Mrs. Sullivan sang .sanctuary, who has directed with prayer. Here saint and sinner find Sightseeing Trips Daily and played the piano on the radio in affectionate concern every detail themselves in the presence of God. ern Colorado, and a little later the handle. If intereated call Dexter St. Joseph. Kansas C?jiy, and Omaha be Rev. Miguel Pascual, C.R., took | 3889 to make appointment. ED DUNDON TA. 2 2 3 3 In Western Stocks? fore coming to Denver 19 years ago. She of this new shrine, joyously ac-!., i r .• I f was married in Denver in July. 1929, to charge of the church, and it was he Actcl* Cold Graco 0. A R. W. Donald Sullivan. She gave up her knowledges the miracle of Tepeyac In O /y nOSOfy FCStlVOl who organized the first of the se- Alrenfl Mithiniii Kinney Coastal musical career following her marriage, Hill. ChiBplBfi Minn Kiti Canon rie.s of bazaars that have largely American Pennant Maeklitnii OH hut continued to sing with various Calh “The new church astonishes one furnished the funds with which to C«« Gileh Oil olir choir* in the city. She was a mem- Ky completeness of its fumish- Rated Great Success MIg. Co. CrtnoDi Coni. Morton Oil ber of ih* Regis Mother* club and the _!!______:______finance the activities of the church Just Good Printing^ Of. Jaekpnl Oklahoma ON HFGR’S. o r Preston OH IvOyola Aid aocieiy. \ and finally build the new church. Elkion Minlni Surviving, in addition to her husband, cific. the Greet Northern, the Spokane. (Holy Roaary Pariah, Denver) BI-SCHOOL AND KRAT BANNERS, Eaiity Oli Triimph Gold Portland A Seattle, and the Union Pacific Father Miguel was later trans BEALS. STATE PENNANTS. SCOUT Unitid Gold Minn are a aon. Danald Sullivan: her father. The summer festival, held last ABEGG-FELIOWS Printing Co. Goldin Emplri D. D. Degan. Omaha; and two brothers. railroads. week on the school grounds, was ferred to Durango. BANNERS Goldon CyoIi Utah SoBthern He is survived by hi* wife. Ethel Peil. CHENILLE EMBLEMS, Gold Minn Com. Woodward Oil Edward Degan. Omaha, and Vincent Requiem Mass was offered Aug. 7 In St. w^ll attended and was a ^reat In October, 1943, Father 515 14th St. Denrer • KE. 4054 Degan. Albuquerque. N. Mex. She was Burguera, a native of Majorca, MONOGRAMS AND CAPS Wf buy or noil and h«v« information the sister-in-law of Richard and Mora John the Evangelist’s church. Interment success. The grand prize was 584 Kth BL FnnHo* Rnilding. KE 68(7 ■boat thoaa and many other artive Went- Sullivan of Denver. Requiem Ma.ss was Mt. Olivet. Olinger mortuary. awarded to William Arko, 4725 took over the work. At his first ern atockn. Write nr phone ua—and aak offered Aug 7 in Loyola church. Inter meeting with the people of the for voar FREE nuhacription to our publi JOSEPH 6. COMING Grant street. ment Mf. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son The parish is (grateful to John parish there were only about 50 cation "MINING AND OIL HIGH mortuary. Joseph 0. Uomina of Fort Collin* died in attendance. They were asked i LIGHTS." Auk. 5 in the home of a dauKhter. M rs.lAi'ko, the general chairman of. J. BERT TIERNEY Claire Marker. 1200 S. Columbine street. the festival, to the chairmen of to clean and paint and put the, Inter-Mountain Shares, J. Bert Tierney, a lifelong resident of Born in St. Guillaume. Quebec. Canada. the different booths and their church in condition again, and re Denver and a member of—ir^ntftneer Den- Dec. 26. 1868, Mr. Coming had lived in workers, and to all who in any sponded so generously that it was Inc. 1 ver family, died Ai^. 7 in St. Joseph's Colorado .since 1888, Inthe early 1890>* ;Kt>5pjta] after a iwOwday illness. He was •Mr. Coming manufactured bricks in Fort way contributed to f;he success of completely renovated during the 911 Colorado Building Phone: ; 5.4 and lived at 13751'Eudora street. Born Collins. Later he farmed in Weld county the festival. first month, at the end of which Denver 2, Colorado Al^pine 0401 'here Aug. 24, 1889, he attended Sacred until 1934. time there were nbout 200 in at ' Hlean school and a graduate of Regis Other survivors include another daugh A “thank you” party to which !co\Iege. He joined the artty during ter, Sister Bernadette Marie, Denver: all workers are invited will be tendance. I Wi^ld war 1 and served ' for several three sons. Fred Coming. Fort Collins; held in the school hall Saturday He organized the Society of Our ' mormrr’TirH i^nce. >For the past seven Phil Coming. Platteville: and Leo Com-i _ a*.,- o i Lady of Guadalupe for men and years, he worked a civilian clerk In ing, Greeley; 17 grandchildren and four 1 Aujf. 21. EVERYBODY SAYS the supply depo4a^/i,owry Field air base. great-grandchildren. Requiem Mass w*asl women and with this group started Prior to that ne was connected with offered Aug. 9 in Holy Family church. planning the building of the foun ihe Bluhill Food.s, Inc. Fort Collins. | dation of the new .church, after he Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Margaret Lady of Grace Parish and Father Ordinas had furnished II. 'J'lerney: two sisters. Margaret and PVT. PETE GOMEZ Mary Tierney, both of DeTKcr: and $.3,000 to pay the debts of the old three brothers. Frank Tierney Omaha, Services were held Aug. 11 for Pvt. Group Plans Meeting church and $1,500 to buy lots for and Lee and Ed Tierney, both of Denver. Pete Gomez, who was killed in action in the new one. When this was repaid Kequiem Mass was offered Aug. 10 in World war II. He was born in Las Vegas. (Our Lady of Grace Ble.ssed Sacrament church. Interment N. Mex.. March 28, 1913, but moved to in 1944, they started accumulating Mt. Olivet. Denver when a child and received his Pariah, Denver) funds with which to build the schooling here. He worked at the Schae A meeting for Our Lady of church, and with the great effort RALPH lACOVETTA fer Tent A Awning Co. before joining the Grace Foundation group will be of all of the people of the parish Ralph lacovetta, 5115 Zuni street, was army on March 6, 1944. An infantryman, held Friday evening, Aug. 13, at killed at the Englewood Speedway Sun he went overseas on Aug. 1. 1944, and they were able to start the build day. Aug. 8, when bis atripped-down was killed in his first battle near Obreck. 4740 St. Paul street. ing Aug. 1, 1947. France. He died on Armistice day. Nov. A food .xale will be held Satur roadster locked wheels with another car 11, 1944. He received several decora Donation* Announced and cra.^hed end over end. lacovetta died tions including the Purple Heart, day, Aug. 14, at Johnny’s Hiway in the ambulance just after he had been market, 46th and Brighton boule With the exception of a gpft of carried out of the speedway. He operated Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Wynona $1,500 from the Archbishop and )§INDING the past to the an auto repair shop and had been driving G. Gomez. 1842 Boulder street: two vard, beginning at 9:30 a.m. for about tw*o years on tracks in Ne children. Filbert and Phyllis;, a brother $1,000 from Helen Bonfils, the Charles; and six sisters. Mrs. Ambrocia Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Devine present, M EMORY gives braska, Denver, and Englewood. are in charge of the sale. building has been financed by Mr. lacovetta is survived by his wife. Alires, Mrs. Roy Trujillo, Mrs. Emilio the combined efforts of the people Wilma M. lacovetta: a four-week-old Padilla. Mrs. Herman Padilla. Mrs. Man- power to hope so men may son, Gary; his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bar- nel Torres, and' Mrs. Gregoria Gomez, all of the parish through individual tolomea lacovetta: three brothers. An of Denver. Requiem Mass was offered Former Denver Woman donations and by means of bazaars, meet the future unafraid. Mem thony. Joseph, and William; and two sla Aug. II In Our I,ady of Guadalupe Announces Birth of Son etc. The building itself has cost ters, Lucille lacovetta and Mrs. William church. Interment Mt. Olivet. about $70,000. In addition, various ory is a blessed balm; God’s Roberts. Rosary will be recited at 7 :30 Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Davis p.m. Thursday, Aug. 12, at the mortuary. HELEN MEDRANO son, formerly of Denver, announce individuals have donated windows healing provision fore sorrow- Requiem Mast will be offered at 10 Helen Medrano, 6. of 2711 Arapahoe at a .total cost of about $5,000; o'clock Friday. Aug. 18, in Our Lady of the birth of a son, Michael Daniel, street, was killed accidentally Aug. 9 July 12 in Huntington Park, Calif. Qews, $4,400; candlesticks, $1,000; scarred souls. Yes, mernory is a Mount Carmel church. Interment Mt. when she fired a revolver which was In and stations, $800. Olivet. Olfnger mortuary. a drawer. The bullet pierced the front Mrs. Davisson is the former Ger- glimpse into Paradise itself. of the drawer and entered her stomach. ardine Collins. T h e maternal The altars, pulpit, and altar rail DONALD W. PARKER. JR. She died a few hours later. Helen, daugh ing are of yellow and white Donald W. Parker, Jr., 17, of 775 La ter of Mr. and Mrs. Marus Medrano, was grandparents are the late Mr. and fayette street, was drowned Aug. 6 in a a pupil at Sacred Heart'school. Mrs. Thomas P. Collins. The pa Italian marble, imported at a cost sailing outing at Sloan's lake. He was In addition to her parents, she is sur ternal grandparents are Mr. and of about $12,000. The choir paid JACQUES BROTHERS swept overboard from the light sail boat vived by a sister, Virginia. Requiem Mrs. R. Davisson of Denver. for the electric organ which cost and a second youth drowned in an effort Mass is being offered at 9 o’clock Thurs to save Donald. He is the son of Donald day. Aug. 12. in Sacred Heart church. $4,500. The stations were painted Since 1902 W, Parker, a supervisor for the Mountain Interment Mt. OliveU Navy Mothers’ Club Plan by John Menchacha, who also States Telephone and Telegraph Co. painted the beautiful likeness of MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION He is survived by his parents, Mr. and EUGENIE LEONARD Mrs. Donald W. Parker, Sr.; one brother, Meeting Monday. Aug. 16 St. Cajetan for the church. 28 E. 6th Ave. TAbor 6468 James: and three sisters, Jean, Gwendo Mrs. Eugenie Leonard. 89, of 2727 Java Rocky Mountain Navy Mothers’ The Tabernacle society has do lyn, and Nancy Parker; and a grand court, died in St. Anthony's boapltal Aug. club 462 will meet at 8 p.m. Mon nated the vestments, the taber mother, Mrs. Ella Egan. Reqiiti^m Maas 10 after an illness of 10 weeks. Born in was offered Aug. 9 in 8t. John the Evan La Salle, III,, Mrs. Leonard lived there day Aug. 16, at 1772 Grant street, nacle was the gift of Mrs. R. gelist's church. Interment Mt. Olivet until coming to Denver with her husband. Denver. Shearer; the crucifix was donated OHnger mortuary. Charles Leonard, who died several years ago. She had lived in Denver and Pueblo by A. P. Wagner; and Maria S. for-the past 13 years. Bey Born to Couple Martinez was the donor of the main FRANK A. PEIL Mrs. Leonard is survived by two sons. A son, Paifl Edwin, was bom altar candlesticks. Frank A. Pell, Rio Grande railroad ex Frank and Cyrus Leonard of Pueblo: COLD SPRING ecutive, died Aug. 4 of a heart attack. three daughters, Mrs. E. R. Walker of to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hutchin The church will seat about 850 MONUMENTS Mr. Peil lived at 845 Vine street and was Pueblo. Mrs. V. E. Knowlton of Pagosa son of Denver in St. Joseph’s hos people and is air conditioned. The tlCAUTIFUL CMniKS assistant to tne president of the Rio Springs, and Mrs. Ward Walker of Den pital. Mrs. Hutchinson was for total cost will be about $100,000 Grande. He ^ d been an employe of the ver; 20 grandchildren and 11 great railroad since 1921. and had been a rail grandchildren. Requiem ^Mass ia being merly Miss Patricia Johnson. She and the church at its dedication road man for 48 years. Before coming to offered Thursday morning. Aug. 12. in is a graduate of St. Francis de had a debt of approximately Denver he worked for the Northern Pn* St. FraneU Xivitr'a church in Pueblo. Sales’ high school, 126,000. . ^ Thursday, August 12, 1948 Office, 938 Bannock .Street THE DENVER CAraOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 4205 PAGE NINE The Denver Catholic Register PrKwiHeTit------— ...... Most Rev. Archbishop Ur'ban J. Vehr, D.D. Reg istorials Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Joar.D. Manapng Director...... Rev. John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Litt.D. Hear Associate Editors—M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Rev. Francis Syrianey, seemed close. Tlie host of friends corruption. The very thought M.A.; Linus Riordan, A.B., Litt.M.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A.; A Catholic who visited him saw him suddenly strikes me with horror.” An Anchorless rouse himself and deliver a speech The glorious Assumption of the Rev. John Ebel, M.A.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A.; Paul H. Hallett, First! in favor of the bill repealing the Queen of Angels and Saints into ASK and LEARN Litt.D.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan. Editorial Assistants: Robert Hoyt, Jesuits’ banishment. Even in death the realm of her Son has never Generation By Millard F. E verett A.B.; David Prudhomme, B.S.; Paul Hennessey, M.A. (Joum.), M.A. his passion for justice prevailed. been defined as a doctrine of di By David P rudhomme Cardinal Wolsey’s lament as vine faith, but so universal and (H ist). death neared was: “If I had served As the Franciscan publication One of the saddest pictures of 80 ancient has been the belief of God as diligently as I have done points out, for WindthoAt Church Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. and country were not two divided the Church in this fact that only modern life, we believe, is that king. He would not have given me interests running in parallel lines. a near-heretic would deny it. which shows vast legions of people KOA over in my gray hairs." If we believe that Mary is the Published Weekly by Completely different was the He felt that whoever was a citizen in nearly every part of the world, and a politician was also a respon Mother of Jesus Christ; if we be particularly in war-wracked Eu THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) tribute paid to Ludwig Windthorst, sible individual who lived beyond lieve that Jesua Christ is the Son 1 1 : 1 5 938 Bannock Street, 1 diminutive but unyielding adver the grave. Hence faith and patriot of God; then we must believe that rope, living an existence that is Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 sary of the Iron Chancellor in ism were inseparable; patriotism Mary is the Mother of God, and always temporary. Bombed out of Germany. At his death a corre was a moral duty for which he was we could hardly hold that Jesus their homes, tyrannized out of EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT Subscription: $1 per year. spondent said he was a “Catholic accountable to God. His life vin would allow Hia eqrthly tabernacle their countries, they wander ^where- first and a patriot afterward.” Ac dicated his Catholic conviction. to descend into the degradation of soever they can find food, shelter, Club Subscription, with The Repster, Local Edition, $1.30 per Year, tually, of course, a man is a pa the grave. and work. They walk on constantly No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado. triot precisely because he is a shifting sands. Their sense of Questions on religion submitted tbe radio Catholic; no one who denies God Because Mary is God’s Mother She Is There she could claim spotless freedom permanency is gone. audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. Thursday, August 12, 1948 and flouts moral principles has ever Bombs and cannon-shot did not truly served his nation best But from the tiniest taint of sin, even Where We Tend in her own conception in her come to America. But we, too, have the statement epitomizes the life Booklets on Catholic Church available free of cost long and successful fight in behalf By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen mother’s womb. It is that same been caught in this wave of global OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER of the Church waged by the little “The Divine Savior causes the sublime title of divine maternity, insecurity and swept off our secure to all inquirers. The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. German man. bones and ashes of His servants to raising her high above every other be everywhere honored; He au creature, that carried her to pedestals. Never have Americans We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What The following story is related been so restless. Qne does not have ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or in the Franciscan Herald and thorizes the honor paid to them, heaven with her Son. W RITE TO by all manner of prodigies. Would Jesus’ Resurrection and Ascen to point to the early Colonial those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. Forum concerning the two German period or the Civil war period or We hope The Register will bo read in every home of the adversaries: “You little devil,” He leave the relics of His Holy sion, as a pledge of ours, found ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA, Mother in darkness and oblivion, a magnificent fulfillment in the covered-wagon period to cite Archdiocese. growled Chancellor Bismarck when wofse e.xamples. In those days We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in without honor, if that holy body the arising and heavenward flight vmrsted in an argument, “I’ll crum of Our Blessed Mother. What people at least had goals in mind, Denver 2, Colorado the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. ble you up and put you in my had remained on earth; if He had not speedily removed it to Christ did for His Mother after and went after them regardless of + URBAN J. VEHR, vest pocket!” “Yes, Excellency?” her death He will do for us who the hardships involved. Even dur Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. replied Windhorst. “If you do, you heaven?” Fifteen hundred years ago the are united to Him in His Mystical ing World war II we were all work will have more brains in your vest Body when that great day comes. ing for one objective: Allied vic pocket than you have under your great St. Augustine used this argu ment as a purely rational proof We Catholics have often been tory. When we turned away from Moral Danger in Novels hat!” that the body of the Blessed virgin accused of giving too great rever the battlefronts on VJ-day, how The contest should have been all ence to Mary. Let it be known ever, to put our own house in order, in Bismarck’s favor. As Chancellor had been taken up into heaven by mandment, avoid depicting them her Divine Son. that we adore God alone. To His we found things in such disarray By P aul H. Hallett of Germany, fresh from victory that we became confused, frus MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY t There is one affectation some too vividly, for if such things are Going yet deeper into the heart Mother, however, we are proud to circumstantially described they over the second French empire in of the matter, the African Bishop pledge and fulfill the highest rev trated, and aimless. i Catholic book reviewers have as will inevitably create temptations 1870, he wielded immense power asked; “Was it becoming that the erence that can accrue to any crea What things are in disarray? No INSURANCE SINCE 1897 < sumed in late years that I find and had a host of partisans to do ted person, for she is the perfec i to sin, whatever be -the attitude of his bidding: Drive the Church out Savior should leave in the tomb one need be told. All of us are impossible to bear with patience. the author. so pure a body, from which His tion of God’s handiwork. ALL LINES OF INSURANCE That is their coyness about call of Germany. aggravated over contorted food Let us hear on this point from Windthorst, so short he was the own was formed, a flesh which Oh Mary, in thy glorious As ing attention to morally dangerous was in some sort His own?” sumption, which we honor this Sun prices, inadequate housing, anemic G u mnd Electric Bide. Phone TAbor l » l passages in books, especially those the most authoritative moral subject of frequent caricatures, legislation. Cities have changed; < theologian in the Church, a man was weak in political power. But “No,” the love for Mary within day, remember us before .God. Ask by Catholic authors. They seem to whose half-century of practice in him answers: “I could not believe thy Divine Son to bless this con whole sections of population have think it a sign of inurbanity to he had a flaming faith and an un shifted; youths are not sure of the confessional perhaps equipped swerving determination. A Fran that the body in which the Divine taminated world in spite of its reprehend indelicate situations, or him better than anyone else to Word has been made man should stubbornness. Let us all be taken what they want in life; adults are even to indicate that they exist ciscan tertiarj', he once studied for be given as a prey to worms and not sure, either; atomic science pronounce on the psychology of the priesthood, but decided he had up one day to heaven with thee. B< This detestable preciosity comes sin. St. Alphonsus, in introducing throws shadows across the land. MfCKCraod WS MA SUN.GLO into special notice at this time, no priestly vocation. his tract on the Sixth Command Windthorst was elected deputy The whole atmosphere is one of with tne wide discussion of the ment, warns his readers: “I now uncertainty. Nothing is permanent; 1 was HERDIN' RBOUr HE was NoacHosai wEUL.i'ReaDiaaT novel by Graham Greene, The for the Reichstag of the North Archbishop's Guild Circle a GHEat acHosat ■< HE was a CflSTawav RFIEO, HE FINISHED approach with reluctance the German confederation and for the everything is temporary. Some NaiAED "Robinson crusoe Heart of the Matter. From the treatment of a subject the ON aWNELV islrnd HIS DaVs WORK HE ecstatic reviews I have read in Prussian L a n d t^ In 1871 he and times we feel like a herd of Here- SFVT Uown on his very name of which infects the Bismarck met m bitter debate on Meets in Littleton Home some Catholic publications, I minds of men. I beg the chaste fords, milling around in wide cir would gather that the .story con the laws to banish the Jesuits. Littleton.—The Ave Maria cir also returned to Oakland after a cles, bereft of aim or direction. A reader to pardon me if he finds Windthorst told him;' “You con tains not the least thing that discussed and detailed herein cer cle of the Archbishop’s guild met short visit with her parents. Californian visiting Denver a few would make it inadvisable for ad demn without jurisdiction; you Aug. 4 in the home of Miss Cath Doctor Eugene Hartnett has ar days ago described the national tain problems and circumstances trample under foot the rights you olescents, to say nothing of adults. that I could wish were capable of arine Maloney. The evening was rived in Littleton from Drexel Hill, scene as the “iffy” life. Everything The fact is that it carries at least are bound to defend, the rights devoted to charity work, after Pa., to spend a two-week vacation we do is prefixed with the word brief and obscure reference! . . . that the constitution guarantees one lengthy passage that should I strongly urge students who are which Miss Maloney served re at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil “if.” be morally objectionable to to every German citizen. Your freshments. Among those present preparing for the work of hearing liam W. Heckethorn. His wife, the Many reasons can be given as to •seryone. project is a monstrosity. If it were Mme.s. Howard Kinkel, former Miss Anne Heckethorn, Confessions not to read this tract passes . . . you have defiled the what has caused this sorry mess. Let no one protest that Greene’s on the Sixth Commandment . . . Wayne Duckworth, Turley Angle, and their daughter hava been at But the damage has been done. novel has great spiritual worth, save for this one purpose alone, fair name of German legislation.” and Robert Kiakcl, and Misses the Heckethorn home for several that Greene never represents sins The warning failed. The act What we need now are workable and in the meantime to discard Gloria Cecchin and Mary O’Brien. weeks and plan to remain there remedies. as attractive. .All that is true. But passed and the attack on the The next meeting of the circle until the latter part of August. all curiosity, while again and In our own estimation, the almost it is not enough for the conscien again elevating their minds to Church increased in fury. It cul will be held Wednesday evening, Miss Dolly Cecchin entertained tious novelist not to approve of God and commending themselves minated in the infamous and no Aug. 18, with Mrs. Henry HuTs as her guest last week end a for nightmarish housing problem is the sin; he must also, in dealing with to the Immaculate Virgin, lest, torious Falk or May laws. In that as hostess. mer classmate. Miss Priscilla Ham most serious of all domestic prob offenses against the Sixth Com- dark hour Windthorst was elected while striving to save the souls of Pittsburgh Visitors ilton, from Palla, la. The Hamil- lems facing this country today. president of the Center party. He Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Koran, tons were in Denver on a business others, they suffer the loss of Why do we hold this? Because we their own.” remained in that post 20 years Jr., recently entertained for a trip, and Priscilla stayed at the 3 From Colorado Named and by the force of his own per believe that one of the strongest If the holy doctor could be so week’s stay Mr. and Mrs. John Cecchin home during the interim. sonality gave it a strength not war Baker and their infant daughter, They have since departed on a va instincts in man is to own the land For K. of C. Conclave apprehensive about the possible ranted by the number of its mem Carol Ann, from Pittsburgh, Penn cation trip to the Great Lakes, he lives on and the house that effects of the reading of the bers. sylvania. Mrs. Baker is a sister shelters him. Honest research into Delegates from Colorado to the Indiana, and Kentucky. history will support this stand. scientifically objective descrip The “little Excellency” set his of Mrs. Koran. While the Bakers The banns of marriage were 66th annual convention of the tions of sins against the Sixth mind on having the May laws re were in Littleton, Mr. and Mrs. Men have always been happiest Knights of Columbus supreme Commandment as they are written pealed. A turning point came when Koran accompanied them on a announced for the first time on and have contributed most to so council in Houston, Tex.. Aug. IS in the arid style of theological Leo XIII was named Pope. Bis number of mountain trips, includ Sunday, Aug. 8, between Miss ciety when their homes, their fields, Veneiia^ ULUtd Ga. IS will be Hugh V. Giltner, state treatises, we may assume that he marck began to tire of the conflict, and their rights of ownership are ing a visit to Pike’s Peak asd the Ruth Woodman and Edward Fisch- unmolested, either by the state or deputy, Trinidad; Thomas J. would be many times more severe in which he was never clearly vic Colorado Springs area, and a visit bach, who plan to be married on PHONE MA 3644 Lynch, past state deputy, Grand in judging perilous situations in torious, and seized on the chance to Estes Park. Sept. 4. Miss Woodman’s home is by economic pressures. Junction; and Bernard J. Carra- troduced into fiction, even when to modify his policy. In a series Two young members of St. in Janesville, Wis., where the When families must live in 1350 Acoma St.,Denver her, past state deputy, Denver. the author has the best of in of negotiations between Bismarck Mary's parish are now enjoying converted chicken-coops, damp The Colorado group will en wedding will be held, and Mr. tentions. and the Vatican the May laws were vacations in California. Miss Rosa Fischbach is the son of Mr. and garages, and dark basements; deavor to have Denver chosen as repealed, measure by measure. the scene for the 1949 convention. The notion, sometimes ad lie Trujillo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fischbach, members when young married couples must vanced, that Catholic tradition Then Windthorst turned his en Mrs. John Trujillo, is visiting in of St. Mary’s parish, who reside 3 More Catholic Properties allows a great deal of leeway to ergies toward assuring religious Los Angeles, and Miss Josephine on South Lincoln avenue. Both double up with their in-laws; when Convert to Natural Gae Heat With 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION the free handling of indelicate education its proper position in Gallegos, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. young people are members of St. rents are so high and sale prices ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER subjects is without foundation. the schools. Old hostilities flared Abram Gallegos, is visiting in San Mary’s Young People’s club. so fantastic that a staggering Week of Sunday, Aug. 15: Chaucer is often cited in evidence. up in the# Reichstag and he met Francisco. The girls traveled to Mr. and Mrs. B. F. O’Brien are number of Americans have be KILLAM CONVERSION BURNERS Ataumption church, Central But, though it is true that Chau initial defeat. Later, when he was gether and made the trip to Cali entertaining for a week’s stay at come mere migrants, jumping from ★ ST. PATRICK’S RECTORY City (13 Houra') and Sacred cer in his exceptionable stories is 80 years old, he fought on the fornia by train. their home Mrs. O’Brien’s mother one eviction to another—when such Heart church, Roggen (13 rather gross than lubricious, those same issue and was victorious. He Mr. and Mrs. S. Whitmore, who and sister, Mrs. Catherine Huston a situation as this comes to pass, •*: KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BUILDING Houaa'). who adduce his example forget, was stricken by a fever in 1891, reside on Harrison avenue, re and Sister M. Albertina of it is inevitable that the nation’s ★ ST. MARY MAGDALENE CHURCH or do not know, that Chaucer— on the very eve of the day set for cently returned from a trip to New the Dominican Order. Mrs. Hus morale slides downward and that like Boccaccio and Dryden—ex reconsidering the law of e.xpulsion Mexico, where they visited Mrs. ton, who is 82 years of age, makes confusion replaces confidence. Take for trouble free heating economy CATHOLIC RADIO LOG pressed public repentance for his against the Jesuits. Two days later Whitmore’s brother. They were her home in Hastings, Neb., while away family life, and you rob a freer tales. the fever increased and death nation of its stamina. There's a Kiltam Burner for Every Type Heating Plant Station KOA accompanied on the trip by their Sister Albertina resides in Louis A safe standard for the Cath daughter. Miss Remigia Whitmore. ville, Ky. Sister Albertina was ac A practical, greed-stripped pro CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, olic reviewer to follow in judging Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hoffman companied on the train as far as gram to provide plenty of good 4 p.m . Women's Club Group novels with ticklish situations is have been entertaining relatives Sterling, Colo., by Sister M. Con- homes for the homeless in all sec GAS BUGNeS CO. the Old Testament. A novelist like at their home on Lilley street solata, also of the Dominican Or ASK AND LEARN—Sunday, tions of the U. S. is gravely im 11:15 p.m. Greene has as much right and Plans Benefit Lunch during the past few weeks. Their der, who resides in Memphis, Manufacturers in Denver for 20 Years perative. It makes no difference reason to describe an adultery as The St. Cecelia group of the guests included Mr. and Mrs. Eu Tenn. Sister Consolata’s mother, Consulting Gas Engineers Station KVOD the writer of II Kings. After all, Loretto Heights Women’s club is gene Wernette, from Blackfoot, Mrs. Callander, makes her home who launches the program—the HOUR OF FAITH—Sunday, literature, even Biblical literature, sponsoring a benefit luncheon and Ida.; Mr. and Mrs. Florian Karls in Sterling, and on Monday, Aug. cities, the government, private or 260 Broadway RAce 2871 9:30 a.m. deals with men, and man’s works, card party at St. Vincent’s home, and family, from Dresden, Kans.; 9, Mr. and Mrs. O’Brien, accom ganizations. What matters is that as Newman said, will ever smell W. 42nd and Lowell boulevard, Tune in KMYR every weekday morning for the Sacred Heart pro^am 7:1S to Station KMYR Mr. and Mrs. Joe Handwerk and panied by Mrs. Huston, Sister Al the people of this land get homes 7:30 and the Killam atory with Bins Crosby, 7:45 to 8. of men. But, as the sacred writer Denver, Aug. 19 at 1 o’clock. All family, from St. Francis, Kans.; bertina, and their son, Francis and get them quickly. It seems SACRED HEART PROGRAM in setting out the extremely dan are invited. and their eldest son and his fam O’Brien, drove there to spend the incredible that the United States, —Weekdaya at 7:15 a.m. gerous situation in which the adul The following committee is in ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Hoff day with her and Sister Consolata. considered the richest and most Sunday at 12:45 p.m. tery of David and Bethsabee was charge of arrangements: Mrs. man from Andale, Kans. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Chavez, ingenious country on earth, cannot Station KFEL cast, takes care not only to rep Howard J. Brewer, chairman, tick ■ Return to California accompanied by their daughter, .solve a problem that reaches down resent adultery as sin but also ets; Mrs. Foster Bruno and Mrs. Miss Madelyn Bolis has returned Joyce, left by automobile on Wed into the very bone and marrow of AVE MARIA HOUR—Sunday. not to excite the imagination, we Otto Huck, refreshments; Mrs. to her home in Oakland, Calif., 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. nesday, Aug. 11, for a two weeks’ her existence. We pray, and pray have a right to expect the secular Rocco Dursey, prizes; Mrs. Peter after spending her vacation with vacation in Edgerton, Minn. Mrs. hard, that this monstrous sickness FAMILY THEATER — Thura- novelist to be as fully concerned Weaver, Mrs. W. W. Wiley, Mrs. her parents and family, Mr. and Chavez’ parents reside there, and be cured. For not until it is cured day, 8 p.m. with the effect his book will have R. E. Cuthbertson, and Mrs. J. P. Mrs. Joe Bolis, on Rapp avenue. they plan to visit with them during can we hope to have much peace on his readers. Reddick. Her sister. Miss Ann Bolis, has their stay in Minnesota. of mind. MOVING & STORAGE LUten to FULTON A POINT TO BE REMEMBERED! [.EWIS. JR. SPruce 2671 Dtllr, Mondor thru PrIdiT It’s not what you earn, but what you save that counts. Be KFEL 1258 So. Pearl sure that a good part of your income, whatever its size, 9:30 PAI. is put into a Savings Account—on every pay day. It will add to your peace of mind, and sense of security. All deposits at our bank are insured up to $5,000. YOU PAY ONLY 5 0 ^ A ROOM A MONTH MAin 5314 F. J. KIRCHHOF Construction Co. BUILDERS Vfe Appreciate Your Patronage 708 Lawrence St.' Denver, Colo. ESTABUSBED SINCE ItOt The Americon Fixture Co. Uaixilactaran at Church PewE and Altars Qiurch Furniture Bank, Bar, and Store Fixtures lUillwork of All Kindt Frank KireUiof, President 1232 Arapaho* St. C. F. Stahl, Secretory, Denver, Colo* dmrn A r PAGE TEN Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, August 12, 1948 Improvements Are Made BROADMOOR CLEANERS Denver ACCN Plans Pknic on Aug. 22 Burk* Broa. (St. Francis da Salat Parish) On St. Dominic's School (Denver Archdioceian Council bring her own lunch and the Mary’s hospital. Grand Junction doing public health nursing in DRESSES And Pressed ...... $ 1 .0 0 (St. Dominic'i Parish, Denrer) completed. It will be thoroughly of Catholic Nuriei) hostess will movide coffee. The She has been an active member in Greeley. The ACCN, Denver unit, is hav the council, having acted as press The father of Mrs. i Claire The parish school, W. 25th ave dried this week so that when the Rev, Edward Leyden will continue Cleaned ing the annual picnic for the his discussions on a phase of grace. reporter fop the Southern Colorado Marker, secretary in 1946 and MEN'S TROUSERS And Pressed nue and Grove street, has under children assemble for the opening nurses, their fanulies, and friends Register for the Catholic nurses in 1947, died Aug. 7. 45c gone many improvements during The Very Rev. Joseph O’Heron, day of school none will be exposed Sunday, Aug. 22, at 2:30 at pastor of St. Louis’ parish, will be FITZSIMONS HOSPITAL (Ctth and Carry Prices) the vacation months in preparation Elitch Gardens. Plans are being fbr the opening of the school year to the odors of fresh paint. It was a guest of the group. Capt. Florine Gallagher, since her Expert Alterations on All Garments recognized that some of the pupils made for a “big time” for all, and 'The board of directors, super discharge as a patient from Fitz in September. it is hoped that a large number visory and credit committees of P E . 8485 712 SO. PEARL Extensive repairs were made to might be allergic to such fumes simons, is making her home at the and so these precautions were will be there. the ACCN, Denver chapter, credit Camella house, 1235 Grant street. the roof, the grounds were leveled Mr. Gurtler, Jr., of Elitch off, and the exterior down spout taken. union will meet in the home of the She returned July 26 from a Gardens has reserved the Tea treasurer, Mrs. Dorothea Hoell, month’s visit in Kansas City, and ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH ing and drains were cleaned and Registration Sept. 3 Room pavilion at Elitch’s, which 2810 E. 17th avenue, Thursday, recently visited Capt. Helen Rauk- checked. Registration for both new and has picnic tables and benches to Aug. 12, at 4 p.m. tis, who is an active member of The major changes, however, continuing students will take place accommodate 200, and is covered Mrs. Addie Olson, prefect of the Colorado Springs unit. Capt. W'ere in the interior, where the in the renovated school on Friday in the event of rain. Mr. Gurtler Our Mother of Perpetual Help Gallagher is a member of the com Flowers classrooms and equipment have morning. Sept. 3, from 9 o’clock has been most accommodating in guild, called a meeting of the guild mittee that visits the sick nurses been overhauled and painted. An until noon. All new pupils must be working with the picnic committee. Aug. 11 in the Knights of Colum at Fitzsimons General hospital Express your original and distinctive plan of in accompanied by an adult who will and has arranged for "free” gate bus hall. every Monday evening. Sentiment best— terior decorating for a school be capable of giving the necessary tickets for all nurses, their■ famfa Miss Margaret Hynes, intention The former Lt. Col. Nora Free building was worked out by the information as to the child’s age, ilies, and friends attending the pic chairman, announces that the in man has been retired from the Fine pastor, the Very Rev. V. R. residence, family history—and in nic. tention for the month of August army. Mrs. Mary A. Doran, Mt. Selection i Hughes, O.P., and the painting the case of advanced students Two-thirty is the time set for will be for the conversion of Rus Vernon, N. Y., visited her daugh contractor. who attended other schools but the picnic, but for the benefit of sia, and the virtue to pray for ter, Capt. Kathleen Wright, who RA. 1818—FREE DELIVERY Instead of the usual uniform have now moved into the parish— those who will be attending the is charity. IB a patient in ward 12A. Lt. Frank one-tone color scheme being used the school record of accomplish dance and working late, and for Capt. Florence Gallagher, Misses Wright, husband of Capt. Wright, FORGET-ME-NOT throughout the entire school, spe ment, together with latest report other reasons, the supper hour will Ruth Gibbs and Lauretta Dwyer, has been* stationed at a post in cial study was given to each room card from the school previously at be from 5 to 6. and Mrs. Mary Baker visited the Kansas City since his return from FLOWER SHOP based on its natural lighting qualv tended. The main objective in the eyes sick nurses at Fitzsimons hospital Germany. Capt. Wright had her ZB.'i So. /Downing ties, its sun exposure, and its seat It is expected that parents, of the picnic committee has been Monday evening. Nurses sighing first pass from the post Sunday to ing capacity. This resulted in the as far as possible, will avail them to provide entertainment for all, up to visit the nurses one Monday celebrate her mother’s birthday in adoption of a different treatment selves of the opportunity to in and this matter seems to be well a month include Mrs. Monica the Tiffin dining room. of each rOom. taken care of at Elitch’s. There "^shoi spect the newly painted school Amo, Elise Collier, Kay Scharp- Margaret Hynes, R.N. Lt. Vernesse Gauthier, ward 10, fcflSl BRVflUO RUE • SP. 1573 ' JACKSON’S The eighth grade room, on the with its unique color scheme, when will be a matinee dance in the ball ing, Eileen Connors, Margaret M. will leave Thursday for a 90-day Grove street side, with its abun they register their children on the room from 2:30 to 5:30; admission, Vogt, and Josephine Hayes. There Grand Junction, and since return leave to Waterbury, Conn. Cut Rate Drugs dant natural light, was painted in assigned day. The sisters will be 30 cents each; the children’s play are 12 sick nurses at Fitzsimons ing to Denver, where she is at pres Lt. Jane Savage returned Tues a soft medium green shade with a PRESCRIPTIONS present in their respective rooms ground is within 50 yards of the who are recuperating from tuber ent engaged in private duty, she day from a 30-day leave spent in Alameda Drag Store FOUNTAIN SERVICE cream ceiling. The sixth grade to accept the registrations and it picnic area; the beautiful garden culosis. Under the leadership of has served as chairman for fixing Long Beach, Calif. FREE PROMPT DEUVERT room, adjoining it, but not receiv will be a convenient time for par walks, and various amusements Miss Lauretta p ^ er, the Denver the intention for the month and Lt. Catherine Schmenk was V. 0. PETERSON. Prop. Call SP 8448 Downing A Altmtda ing so much sunlight, was painted ents to meet the sisters who will provided by the park seem more unit of the ACCN is making,Ri regu the virtue to pray for every month formerly a member of the Cath Cnt Rate Drags in a lighter shade of green with teach their children. than ample to accommodate all age lar visits every Monday evening to Thursday, August 12, 1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street €H E DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Teiephona, KEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN Sisters Arrive Jack Hoii Wants To $ave You Money! 5 Colorado Springs i At New School On All Types of Insurance Jock Hall CAN oaro yon aonay'aa all kinds (St. James’ Parish, Denver) tf qnallty Inoaranco, For Initanca, yoa may The Sisters of St. Joseph ar taro np to 21% on firo Inonraneo, homoo ot rived in the parish last week. Sis contentf. AIoo, onboUntlal iarinci on oato ter Catherine Patrice has been ap at tTnck Inonraneo. pointed the first superior. Regis tration for the school term will be held in the Montclair Civic build ing on Aug. 23, 24, and 25 from JACK HALL 9 to 11 each morning. At the monthly meeting of the FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP St. James Men’s club, at which 60 members were in attendance, it 438 14th St. AL. 0466 was decided to display a Pak-A- Way deep freeze, donated by Wil liam O’Toole, and a fur piece do nated by Callbeck-Lawless fur riers, at the third annual Harvest ball to be held early in October. Names of the committees and the Recommended Firms date and place of the dance will J. 0. CroBcb C. 0. O'Brka be announced next week. Sightseeing More than 1,000 adults and children enjoyed the annual par fo r AUTO PEBmS-SHEAREB ish picnic held Sunday in the Mont clair Civic park. 142 No. Tejnn COLBURN Baptized Sunday were the fol SERVICE COLORADO SPRINGT MISS ESTELLE MANN, president of of the Denver chapter, at right. In the back row, lowing: SMARTEST BTORB MOTOR TOURS the National Council of Catholic Nurses, left to right, are Ethel Beroard of Fort Collins, sec James William, infant eon of was guest of honor at a dinner sponsored by the retary of the executive council; the Rev. John Hafley Mr. and Mrs. James Bruce Espy, Store for Men Colorado Springs chapter, ACCN, Aug. 4. Pictured Schmitt, chaplain of the Colorado Springs chajMfer; with Frank and Dorothy Fitzsim 115 N. Caicado Phone M. 130 with Miss Mann, at front, left, are Clare McKay, Helen Mann, sister of the guest of honor; and Mrl. mons as sponsors and Paul and Boys Shop president of the executive council of the ACCN, in Mary Baker, president of the Denver chapter.— (C. Monica Fitzgerald as proxies; Btiickley Bros. Motors Cars leill call and return you to the center front, with the Rev. John Regan, chaplain S. Yowell photo) Michael Wayne, infant son of S a le s - STLDEBAKER - Service Women’s Casual Shop wherever you are stopping in Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Joe Zezulka, + + + + + + with Daniel and Dorothy Zrubeck AUTO REPAIRING ON ALL MAKE CARS & TRUCKS “HI-TEEN” SHOP the Pikes Peak Region. as'sponsors; EXPERT BODY AND FENDER WORK — QUALITY PAINTING STEAM CLEANING - WASHING - LUBRICATION SERVICE rOB GIRLS U TO It James Patrick, infant son of Catholic Nurses' Council Head Feted Mr. and Mrs. William B. Carroll, 660 So. Broadway — New Location — RA. 2826 with Robert Carroll and Leona Zil- Betutifoily mer as sponsors, and Betty Feyder WORLD WIDE end Reetfolly as proxy; TRAVEL SYSTEM Appointed At Dinner by Colorado Springs Group Paula Marie, infant daughter of DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR THE Mr. and Mrs. Lester Schnurr, with AIRLINES AND STEAMSHIP LINES 117 E. Colorado Springs.—Estelle Mann Mann explained, in order that they without motivation by these qua! Ernest and Ann Werner as spon B. J. O'LEARY. M«na«CT PIKES of Los Angeles, Calif., president may vote intelligently, or bring ities, he said. sors; ENGINE TENE-EP fiptcUi Attention to Clerfp* ond PEAK of the National Council of Cath pressure to accomplish the desired Gueoto Lilted Kent William, Infant son of A liJBpIc **tunt*ap** by onr triined mechanici costs lurprlilngly little, ytl Relirloof olic Nurses, was the guest of honor results. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warshauer, aeiurei quicker etartlnc. fatter pick op. emoother performance and freatai at a dinner sponsored by the Colo Welcoming the national presi Those attending the dinner were with Arthur Cassidy and Eloise tcoiiomy. rado Springs chapter of the ACCN. Miss Helen Mann of Los Angeles, dent were Miss Clare McKay of Calif., sister of the honored guest; Godsman as sponsors. FRANK Miss Mann, a graduate of St. Colorado Springs, president of the Mr. and Mrs. Louis Behrens, at JAMES MOTOR CO. MORRISSEY Mary’s hospital, Pueblo, and now executive council of the ACCN; the Lucille RiepI, Mrs. Margaret Cart, a tea in their home last Saturday, 1376 Mrs. Virginia Hayes, Mrs. Marjor Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service KE. 8 ^ 1 • Special serving in the educational depart Rev. John Harley Schmitt,, chap announced the engagement of MAY REALTY ment of nursing. Veterans’ Ad lain, Colorado Springs chapter; ie Vogt, Mrs. Doris Jay, Mrs, their daughter, Patrice Louise, to ministration, Los Angeles, has been and the Rev, John Regan of Den Melen Mahoney, Mrs. Helen Rear Harold Paul Saeger, son of Mr. and SPRING SERVICE .. - .don, Mrs. Mary Baker, president of a member of the board of directors ver, chaplain of the Denver council. Mrs. Paul Saeger, also of Denver. COMPANY Cars — Trucks of the national organization since Father Regan spoke briefly on the Denver chapter and second Miss Behrens is a graduate of St. 7 W. Cuchorros its beginning in 1940. Miss Mann the motto of the council, “In All vice, president of the national HUDSON VIC HEBERT, Inc. M S E S B it council, all of Denver; Miss Ethel Mary’s academy and attended the Real Estate, Loans, gave a brief history of the council, Things Charity.” He reminded the engineering school at the Univer Since 1913 and outlined its objectives. nurses that their work is not only Beroard of Fort Collins, secretary sity of Colorado. Mr. Saeger was Insurance The membership, now totaling a profession but first of all a of the executive council of the "If Your Needs Are Electrical ACCN, and the following Colorado graduated from South high school Reliance Underwriters Agency Call Main 939" 10,000 in the United States, is vocation. Completely to fulfill the and attended the University of 3660 Downing Denver Phone TA1478 bein^ urged to participate in com Springs members: Madelyn Frank w ir in g —FIXTURES AND REPAIRS responsibility of a vocation, the Denver and the Colorado Agricul munity affairs and to support ac nurse must possess the spirit of lin, Mrs. Mattie Trainor, Veronica OLD LINE STOCK, FIRE, Roche, Mrs. Catherine Brahm, tural college at Port Collins. He MARINE AND AUTOMOBILE tivities that will benefit human charity woven throughout the deeds served with the Fourth division of Berwick Electric Co. welfare, she said. Each nurse performed in the daily routine. It Helen Carden, Captain Helen the marine corps during the war. SPECIAL-$10.95 INSURANCE J. D. BERWICK should acquaint herself with the is impossible to alleviate the suf Rauktis, Ann B. Schwochert, Mary The young couple plan to be mar Colorado Sprlnga. Colorado bills before the legislature. Miss fering of the sick satisfactorily Maloy, Marie Bader, Patricia Dris ried in St. James’ church early in Brake Reline— Cfaev., Ford, Plymonth coll, Betty Kiefer, Constance Hal October. loran, Mary Frances Loughlin, and Mrs. Etienne Perenyi enter The firms listed here de Helen Huber, vice president of the tained St. Zita’s circle in her home ART MALNATI, INC. WILLIAM G. GRARON Colorado Springs chapter. at 7020 E. 12th avenue at the last TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE serve to be remembered Miss Ann Ro.’den and Miss Ellen meeting. All members were in at 1733 GLENARM TAbor 8287 when you are distributing Optometrist AURORA Evans returned Aug. 9 to their po tendance and the high score was 111 North Tijon St. sitions at the city-county health won by Mrs. Harley Hinton. The your patronage in the dif unit of El Paso county after a week September meeting will be with PHONE MAIN iSSS spent on a vacation trip through DEIVVER^S FINEST ferent lines of business. COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. Mrs. B. J. Bussing in her iiome, the Yellowstone National park. 3450 S. University boulevard. PUTNEY'S PURSE BROS. Miss Mildred Dorffeld and her BODY A PAINT SHOP mother have been entertaining QVICK SERVICEI Get Baur*s (of Denver) PETE RERONl HOME — SUPPLY GROCERY & MARKET several guests during the past few Piper Players' Next Candy and Ice Cream at GROCERIES - MEATS — FBUITS weeks. Her brother, Byron D. Dorf' Body * Fender * Paint * Upholstery FURNITURE SHOP HARDWARE PAINT UPHOLSTERING. VEGETABLES feld, and family of Wichita, Kans., Is Moss Hart Farce Johnson-English RE-UPHOLSTERING AND ROOFING APPLIANCES left Sunday after a visit of one A ll M akes REPAIRING 5708 East Colfax A t . . Ph. Aarora 22. Blip Covara and Draptrla* A urora 349 week, and Mrs. Maude Bashore of The Piper players are present QUALITY AT A FAIR PRICE Drug Go. Made to Orcar Kansas City, a friend of the family, ing the celebrated comedy, "You also has been visiting at their Can’t Take It With You,” this LENTHERIC ToUetrlea Furnitare Made to Order lYEW FASHION House of home. Tt)«i at BIJob St Phono 14tt TH 8. Caicade Ava. Mafo 8101 week in Idaho Springs Wednesday CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO. Cleanerw & Dyers Flowers Mrs. Elizabeth Busche and through Saturday. Coraagea • Cut Flowert daughter, Elizabeth^ are in Cin You Can’t Take It With You, 13th and Broadway TAbor 5191 The Heyse Sheet JOHN B. JOHNSON Funeral Arranfemanta cinnati, 0., visiting *Mrs. Busche’s one of the most popular Broadway Offlca Plant Minbv Flwlil Tiltirtpli Dillranr parents. hits of recent years, starred such Metal and Roofing SPmca 0071 10021 Eaat Colfax DellTer. IB All of Danrar Area Mrs. Don Amen of Denver spent Broadway greats as Josephine Hull t Aurora AU. 870 INCORPORATED 520 B. AlamtJa A ., Aarora 12 a few days in the past week with and Henry Travers. When the Hart HEATING ROOFING ENTERPRISE TENT her sister. Miss Ann Weisenhorn, and Kaufman comedy was made LOGAN GARAGE SHEET METAL .11 North W«b» Stroot who has recently returned from a into a movie it featured Lionel Phono: Main 55. AND AWNING CO. CASEY JOISES MOTORS visit at her home in Quincy, 111. Barrymore, who gave one of the Expert Repairing on All Makes E at 1885 PH. 1264 Other vacationers include Mrs. greatest performances in his long Complete Body, Fender and Paint Dept. KAISER.FRAZER DEALERS Otto Brahm, who with her hus career. Wheel Balancinf and Front End Alignment AU. 592 — PARTS — SALES — SERVICE band has been traveling through The story centers around the 275 So. Logan ' S P . 3811 Malthys Gift Shop the mountains and in Denver. Mr. Sycamores, who at first sight seem The Murray Drug Co. Brahm has recovered from a re extravagantly mad, but it is not WATCH AND JEWELRY cent illness and has returned to the long before everyone realizes that ['Largest in Denver' | REPAIRING - ENGRAVING "Superior Service Stores” Thanks Register Readers residence at 516 Pike’s Peak if they are mad the rest of the PACKARD . STORES TO SERVE YOU Main Store Phono Main 144 avenue. world is madder. In contrast to these delightful people there are NEW and USED Tho Only Ptekiril B.rrle. In Dwtw 384 Manltoo Are! SO So. Tejon St. Sister Josephany, who is con Main Stora — 18 North T«)on St- for Wonderful Response valescing from surgery at St. An the Kirbys, who have everything Maniton Colo. Spat. North Stora — 532 North Tojon St. but happiness, and whose son, Packard Denver Co. Given Our Grand Opening thony’^ hospital in Denver, is now Diatribotora at St. Joseph’s convent there. Tony, falls in love with Alice PARTS Now la Our New Baildinf Sycamore. 1700 Lincoln TA. 6666 Miss Helen Huber, instructor at The riot starts when the Kirbys for Enry Car and Track Glockner-Penrose, plans to leave arrive on the wrong evening for this week end for a month’s vaca dinner at the Sycamores, and HEIDELBERG'S STRATASTORE tion. She expects to spend most of everything but a third world war EXPERT CLOTHING the time with her family, the is taking place. The many charac George F. Hubers, in Pueblo. Men's Furnishings SUPER ■ DRUGS — 35 - DEPARfSlE.NTS ters who are either living or visit AUTO REPAIR ing at the Sycamore household at HARRIS * All Makes 10 NORTH TEJON ST. ONE STOP AND SHOP the time, from the ex-grand duch Easy Time Payments Helen Traubel to Sing ess of Russia, who is now working Auto and PARTS CO. as a waitress in a local restaurant, 1649 S. Bdw’y Northwestern Auto G(h Geo. F. Ererett Maade H. Breretl 9995 E. COLFAX At Red Rocks Concert to Grandpa, who does not believe PE. 4661 COMPLIMENTS OF in the income tax, all make You 549 Broadway TAbor 6201 Nava-Hopi Indian Store Helen Traubel, one of the Can't Take It With You a pure OLSON & BENBOW Reservation Made greatest singer of our day and delight and a show you do not want PLBG. & HTG. CO. GENUINE SILVER JEWELRY leading dramatic soprano of the to miss. NAVAJO RUGS CHIMAYO BLANKETS Metropolitan Opera company, will 116 North Vfcber St. POTTERY and BASKETS SIGHTSEEING be the guest star at the flnal festi Illinois Grand Knight Tel. Main 3066 2 E. Pikes Peak Av., Colo. Spring. val concert of the season at the Is Visiting in Denver spectacular Red Rocks theater Chuck Full of Nails 1 near Denver Friday night at James Mullen, grand knight of LUCAS SPORTING 8-:15. thee Spalding council, Knig!Knights of Miss Traubel will be soloist Columbus, Peoria, 111., is visiting Utl'l J-to u GOODS, INC. ROGERS LOUNGE with the Denver Symphony in Denver with his aunts, Mrs. orchestra, with Saul Caston con Gertrude Atkinson and Miss Cath- Qllolors Snc. BICYCLES AND SPORTING FROG LEGS — STEAKS ducting. She will be supported in erirte Kline, and his cousin, Mrs. GOODS ill the “Venusburg” music by a 22- Edward Grant. -SALES SERVICE Main 900 1.0 North Tejon MTN. TROUT voice choir trained by Florence NO. J - .374 E. BI-WAY 14 HYInnd 355 Lament Hinman of Denver. FAVORS RECEIVED Tickets—all priced at $1.80 in A Register reader wishes to ex cluding tax—are on sale at the press public thanks to the Blessed ■ May company box office, other Mother and S t Francis for favors leading department stores and received through their intercession. FOKT IOLLIi\§ Visit the Wonderful hotels, and at the Greyhound Bus terminal, 1730 Glenarm, Denver, FAVOR GRANTED Cave of the Winds Friday evening. • A Register reader' wishes to ;■ >i The firms listed here de VISITORS ARE ALWAYS Busses will leave the teTmlnal publish thanks to St. Anthony for serve to be remembered WELCOME AT the Geological for the Red Rocks at 6:30 p.m. a favor granted through his in X-RAY SHOWS NEW GENERAL Round-trip fare is $1.15, including tercession. when you are distributing Miracle of the the transportation tax. PUNCTURE-SEALING TUBE . . . your patronage in the dif SHINN'S PHARMACY Tickets will be on sale also at NORTHERN HOTEL COR. Rockies the five entrance gates to the IET frankgumaer^ ferent lines of business. PH. 92 Ft. Collin.. great amphitheater, beginning at 6 % 1 INFLATED WITH 201 p.m. Friday. repairyourcarS NAILS FOUNDED THROUGH CHRY5LIR-PLYMOUTH' Come to Church In the Mountains— “In God's Country" KOA W ill Broodcost TIRE AND TUBE In Ft. Collin, on Hiwajr. 87 and 287 ANOTHER 1008 BROADWAY DREILUVG MOTORS BLUE SPRUCE RESTAURANT Stadium's 1st Game Buick and C.M.C. Special!.t. — Sale, and Expert Service LOCATED IN THE CASCADE COMMUNITY HOUSE AT THE FOOT OF DID RAIN OR HAIL SCENIC PIKES PEAK HIGHWAY In recognition of Denver’s new RUIN YOUR TOP?. Let IJm Horcelainiae Your Car baseball park and the growing en CONVERTIBLE TOPS You can get a set of theae tubes today and forget foerver Telephone 626 thusiasm for the national game in Any Color — 1 Doy Syrrlco the inconvenience, delay and danger of flat tires due to the Mile High city, station KOA, punctures. Slightly higher priced than ordinary tubes, NBC in Denver, has completed ar CLOSED CAR TOPS they’re an economy in the long run. For General rangements to broadcast the open Auto Window Awaingi, Fit All Puncture-Sealing tubes are made of top-quality natural ing game at the Denver Bears’ new Makoo rubber, twice as thick at ordinary Mbes and c«i be stadium Saturday, Aug. 14, at 8 used in several seta of tirea. Drive m today. They « ly -V Cf=i5C-f=)DE COLORADO V- Pair Inotallad...... take a few minatee to inriafl and 6hes^ m m to alas* BRIGHTON p.m. yoa a lot of tkae hi the tatotei At tkt iaartloB et Reel. 24 an< th. Ptkn P.ak Blgiitrarl According to Lloyd E. Yoder, WOODROW WILSON Serving Nationally Famont BLUE SPRUCE FOOD general manager of KOA, suffi BABY CBICKA — PURINO FEED — POULTRY AND DAIRY SUPPLIES cient time has been cleared to air V From 11:30 a.m. to 8:80 p.m. Except Mondays the play-by-pl^ description of the AUTO UPHOLSTERY Joe Kavanaugh BRIGHTON HATCHERY & FARM STORE For Reaervationi Call M. 1637 or CaMade 867-RS Denver-SiouxIX City Western leai Mombor St fVonois do Boloo' Parbli LINCOLN AT 7TH T A . 1 2 6 1 contest. Sportscaster Starr Yel- 692 S. Bdwy. ‘ PE. 6264 PhoDO 838 W Brighton, Colo. 370 No. Main limd be at the mike. T : .w ' ' - i! ‘ ■•.•.W5H!* _ J I m WII. in '" ■•Pa' ■- ■ • . ^ \ PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4205 Thursday, Augrust 12, 1948 For Back to Registration Set School Wear On August 24 tor Visit , ,. Holy Family High (Holy Family Pari*h, Denver) Registration for the high school pupils will take place Tuesday, Aug. 24, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Freshmen will take a placement St. Scholastica Academy test at the same time. Grade school CANON C inr, COLORADO registration will be held on the fol R nident and Day School for Girl* of Senior High School Aga lowing day, Aug. 25, from 9 a.m. Member of North Central Anoclatlon to 12 noon. College Prep., Pre-Vocational, Music, Dramatic Art, Alfred J. Hamburg, a graduate Home Economics, Commercial “ of Holy Family high school and a Limited Enrollment. Integrated Learning. Spacious Campmd, 1948 graduate of the Denver uni Unexcelled Climate. Under Direction of the Benedictine Sister^. versity college of law, was given the 10th highest designation of a group of'candidates for the State Legislature at the recent Demo UARH TO DRIVE cratic assembly. Mr. Hamburg took his pre-legal studies at Regis and Colorado university. A book Amateur Painters to Repeat Performance THE CORRECT WAY on the law of wills and estates of • LEARN LAW. MAINTENANCE AND COURTESY IN CLASS which Mr. Hamburg is a co-author • TAKE TRAININfi IN A DUAL-CONTROL CAR • LEARN FRO.M PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTORS was recently published. • PRELIMINARY LESSONS ON OFF-STREET TRAINING LOT Members of the Altar and Ro On Our Lady of Rockies Camp Buildings DENVER’S PIONEER DRIVING SCHOOL sary society who will visit the sick New CInsi Startin* First blonder of Eeeh Month of the parish this month are Mmes. (Catholic Young People'll Council) for the pre-Cana conference to come to the meetings and speak match on last year’s water fight, E. M. Gaylor, J. F. Scott, and Ed A repeat performance is sched be held at St. Francis’ Sunday, in behalf of their own interests. and plenty of good food. Members JEAN GULKK'S SCHOOL Smith. Mmes. L. Berger and H. A. uled by the crew of amateur Sept. 19. The Bt. Francis’ club is -4ny member wishing to have a will meet at the NCCS club, 1663 of Driver Education and Training Fallico will care for the altars painters who a few weeks ago inviting all young Catholics of the hand in planning future activities Grant street, promptly, at 10 a.m. 1325 South Federal Blvd. SP. 6881 CORNER lOTH & Aug. 14. painted the chapel at Our Lady of city to attend this conference. is requested to attend the meeting CYPC hospital hostesses will Approved G. I. Trainint P. L. 346 end 16 BDWY. On Aug. 3 the Rev. Joseph the Rockies camp. So well re Eleven members volunteered for at the Wagner’s Monday night. meet at the NCCS club Monday, Koontz officiated and offered the ceived were the efforts of these the committee which will assist It is easy for a member of any Aug. 16 at 6:30 p.m. for an eve OPEN EVERY NIGHT Nuptial Mass when Miss Martha members of Young People’s clubs the Very Rev. Gregory. Smith in club to complain of the program ning of informal recreation at the TILL 8 P. M. Ann Lantzy, daughter of Mr. and in Denver and vicinity that they arranging the program. Walter its group offers. It is not so easy Red Cross Hut at Fitzsimons Gen Mrs. Clare H. Lantzy of 3815 Wolff have been invited by the Rev. El Gassman will be chairman. to prepare an itinerary that will eral hospital. Girls interested in street, became the bride of Le Roy mer J. Kolka, assistant director of This committee met with Father please everyone. In any organized this project should contact Kath * SWEATERS E. Grundemann. Catholic Charities, to return and Smith Wednesday to get plans un group a legitimate gripe should be leen Lare, chairman, at AL. 4579. Commercial Art The bride, given in marriage by work on other barrack buildings der way. Additional information aired before the group. Sometimes The CYPC Camera club will * BLOUSES her father, was gowned in bridal at the camp. will be given later. is surprising how many people meet Monday, Aug. 16, at 8 p.m., at satin made with fitted bodice, lace Sunday, Aug. 22, a crew of vol Betty Imhoff was chosen as the agree. the NCCS club. On the agenda are • SKIRTS yoke, long, pointed sleeves, and a unteers will swoop down upon the new reporter for club news in the the final plans for the next Cam School skirt styled in a rounded train. camp and tackle the new job. They Register. Willa Jane Alie will be Reservations Heavy era club outing, and a discussion • SPORT JACKETS The finger-tip-length veil was held will give the chapel a second coat the chairman of the calendar com For Labor Day Outing on the proposed dark room for the in place by a satin coronet, pearl- of paint and paint the exteriors mittee. club. • Lettering • Layout trimmed, and the bride carried a of the dormitory and recreation The volunteer painting project (Cathedral Young People’* Club) The CYPC Press club will meet * DRESSES white prayer book covered with an hall. A special crew with spray GOING . . . GOING . . . GONE Aug. 18 and Aug. 25, in the K. of • Pen an(i Ink • Figure Drawing was discussed and a number of . . . will soon be the sad news con orchid, stephanotis, and white gun equipment will do the interiors members are expected to take part C. hall, 8 p.m. Volunteers are • SUITS streamers. The prayer book is a of the latter buildings. fronting CYPC members who have needed to help draft and assemble * Wash Drawing * Air Brush in the project. The club was also neglected to send in reservations heirloom in the family, having be Arrangements have been made interested in the council square the programs to be used at Cheley longed to the bride’s maternal for Mass to be offered in the camp for the Labor day week end at the camp and to help with this month’s • Advertising Art * Life Glasses • COATS dance held’every other Thursday Cheley camp near Estes Park. Al grandmother, the late Mrs. A. E. chapel at 8:15 o’clock, so that the at St. Joseph’s. edition of the Cathedral Call. Chambers. painters can get an early start. though the deadline for reserva Members are reminded of the • Children’s Classes * FORMALS Three new members were'wel tions was originally set for Aug. The matron of honor, Mrs. Mary Every club is urged to be repre comed to the club. They are Luella square dance held Thursday, Aug. sented at the painting'party. All 20, so many enthusiastic CYPC 19 at St. Joseph’s hall, 6th avenue Marvelous Selections Clare Collins, sister of the' bride, Groeger, Pat Slattery, ^nd Dave members have signed up, the quota The Commercial .4rt School of the West wore a floor-length rose-orchid workers will be welcome. There Maloney. After the meeting a and Galapago (number 50 street at Lowest Prices is plenty of paint for everyone, is now almost filled. The entire cost car) at 8 p.m. Approved G. /. Training crepe gown fashioned in period watermelon feast was held in Mor of the three-day holiday is onjy style, carried a colonial bouquet, but workers are asked to bring rison. CYPC extends its sincere sym in Denver their own brushes if possible. $11, which includes meals, linen, pathy to Eudora Thomas on the and wore a white picture hat. The St. Francis’ closes its softball and transporation. Make your I We always have bridesmaids. Miss Louise Lantzy, Council to Sponsor season against the K-Ducats Sun recent death of her father. aunt of the bride, and Miss Betty check or money-order payajjle to Club members are invited to the THE DENVER ART INSTITUTE Berkshire Stockings Pre-Cana Conferences day at 1 o’clock at Ninth and Co- William J. Kelemen, treasurer of wedding of Dorothy Eppich and Ann Toohey, were gowned alike in lupibine. CYPC, and mail it today together 1441 Welton St., Denver, Colo. Phone MAin 3339 aqua crepe, carried colonial bou At the council meeting held A swimming party at Spprtland John Susman to.be held Saturday, quets, and wore white picture hats. Friday evening in the Gold room with your reservation blank. Aug. 14, at St. Paul’a chapel. beach is scheduled for Wednesday, On Friday, .4.ug. 13, those CYPC The flower girl. Miss Ginger of the K. of C. elubhoqse, it was A\ig. 18. Fifty-six boys from St. Clara’s definitely decided that the Young members interested in hearing orphanage were guests of CYPC Grundemann, niece of the bride beautiful music will leave from groom. wore a colonial-style dress People’s council would undertake Club's Loss last Sunday at a picnic near Ever of rose-orchid crepe, carried a the sponsoring of pre-Cana con the NCCS club, 1663 Grant street, green. The youngsters, aged 8 to UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT small nosegay bouquet, and wore ferences this year. The first such Bride's Gain sharply at 6:45 p.m. for the Red 12, spent the day hiking, devour ribbon rosettes in her hair. conference is scheduled to be held (Le Croix de Lourdes Club) Rocks concert, which will feature ing mountains of sandwiches and Helen Traubel. Tickets will be Harold Dillinger acted as best at St. Francis de Sales’ church The bi-weekly meeting of Le watermelon, and wading in the and school Sunday, Sept. 19. Croix de Lourdes club will be held purchased at the park entrance creek. From the smiling faces it man and the other attendants were and reservations for transportation James Collins and Harold Petsch. These pre-Cana conferences for Aug. 12 in Ruth Zancanella’s was hard to decide who was having PETER ANN the benefit of engaged couples and home, 2104 S. Lincoln., Everyone are necessary. Call either Eudora more fun—the youngsters or the The ushers were Fred Noyes, the Thomas, AL. 6570, or Jeff Goeffroy, bride’s cousin, and her brother, for ydung Catholics in general who is urged to attend in order to vote 18 CYPC members who chaperoned expect to be married present the on a new vice-president to replace FR. 8188. the group. Special mention goes to Infants' and Children's Shop Jerry Lantzy. Miss Patricia Sat- The annual Devil’s Head pic terwhite played the organ during teaching of the Church regarding Jim Ranke. Trudy Zavislan, chairman of the marriage in an organized manner. The inexorable workings of the nic will be held Sunday, Aug. 16. project, and her able assistants, A Complete Line of Nationally Advertised Brandt the ceremony. The committee under the direction Bill Keleman and Joe Yoleff. Spe A wedding breakfast was given They undertake to answer all the club’s constitutions have forced 5724 E. Colfax at Ivy DExtar 3028 t ' f l - questions which might arise con Jim to resign his post and his mem of Jim Coursey, Bill Switzer, and cial thanks also go to Ernie at the bride’s home for the wedding John Farrell promise a day of Hornback who contributed $10 party at which Father- Koontz was cerning marriage and to give bership. It seems the constitution MR. and MRS. FRED M. VOGEL young Catholics a helpful founda has a clause that requires a mem variety including a five-mile hike toward the next picnic to be held the honored guest. A reception was to famous Devil’s Head, a return early in September. held in the evening. tion for solving their own mar ber to resign when he or she ex riage problems. changes vows with a him or her. The bride is a Holy Family grad Plans for the Cana conference Despite the club’s regret at los uate. After graduation from South Welcome Students will be in charge of the Very Rev. ing a capable official, members Mr. Waller J. Kerwin high school, Mr. Grundemann en Gregory Smith, pastor of St. Fran are heartily in favor of Jim’s listed in the navy, serving three cis’, who directs the Cana program chioce, and extend congratulations AMOciated with THE HBBEV SCHOOL years in World war II. Following in the archdiocese. The St. Fran in advance. The date, ’tis rumored, a short wedding trip, the young cis’ Young People’s club will act has been set for Sept. 19. JOS. M. FISHMAN Junior and Senior High School for Boys couple will reside in Holy Family as host to the members of other i parish. clubs and will assist Father Smith Over-Emphasis Jeweler and Optometriit AT CANON CITY, COLORADO in arranging the program. On Sports? DIAMONDS - LOCKETS The nominal charge of one dol WATCHES - ROSARIES High Scholastic Standards— Limited Enrollment—Craft Work | CLEAN YOUR SCHOOL CRAFT and ART lar will include breakfast and (St. Tbomat' Univeriity Club) CROSSES - COMPACTS lunch as well as attendance at the Male members of the University ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS Complete athletic program, including Horseback Riding. Ideal j CLOTHES NOW club’s discussion group will be HIBACULOUS MEDALS and CHAINS climate. Conducted by Benedictine Monks. SUPPLIES - conferences of the day. It is ex SCAPULAR MEDALS pected that a record numWr of asked to defend their sex against Wholesaler-jobber of nationally young Catholics will participate the accusations contained in Ed Glasses on Credit FOR CATALOG, .Address the Headmaster advertised products. in the program. Willock’s article, “The League of 807 15th St. TA. 0029 Fall Social Planned St. Liniment,’’ in the July issue Institutional Supply House The council meeting Friday also of Integrity, when the club gathers Have ♦ Your at 8 o’clock Thursday evening, of . the West discussed advance arrangements for a city-wide fall social to be Aug. 12, at 2024 Vine street, held some time in October. A Denver. ST. MARY'S ACADEMY I C K I N S O N special committee is studying ar Willock’s thesis is that the lay 1370 PENN MAin 6159, 9883 SECRETARIAL SCHOOL ELCRAFT apostolate, particularly among D CLOTHES rangements for the time and place. Retail Outlet men, is suffering from an over High School, Grade School, Kindergarten and Stenographic anS secretarial training under our plan of K-Ducat Softballers emphasis on sports and from a Music Departments 1639 Court PI. K£ 3193 wrong attitude toward the role of individual instruction, with unlimited opportunities for Clinch Title Member of the North Central Association, accredited by the the well-trained stenogrrapher or secretary. _ The K-Ducat team from East- sports in the rearing of children. University of Colorado CLEANED Though the club already has dis side parishes in Denver clinched Curriculum, college preparatory with sufficient elasticity An unusually high-grade placement service, BT A V E YOUR the title in the council’s softball cussed the alleged lack of interest among men in religious discussion for terminal education 1232 Pennsylvania Street KE. 1448 AT league by taking a postponed game from St. Louis’, Englewood, 23-9. and Catholic Action, the article OPENING DATE, SEPTEMBER 13th GLASSES The Eastsiders smashed out 18 will provide a new slant on the hits including four by Roberts and problem—if the problem exists. Registration, until the quota is filled, four by Maginn. Roberts allowed Members and other interested by appointment REPAIRED persons who have not had an op Save Those Worn Shoes GIGANTIC Broken, twisted fremci art made like only six hits. new. Broken lenaea are adentiflcally HUE portunity to read the article will Our Super Quality Materials Make Children’s Shoes daplieated. Why deny youraeU the K-D u»ta ...... 6 4 6 2 0 6—28 18 8 be granted time to peruse it before Cleaners and Laundry pleaaare of vialon because of St. Louis’ ...... 4 0 0 2 0 8— 9 6 6 the discussion begins. Last Three Times Longer Than New Ones broken glaaaee 7 Hare them repaired St. Mary’s of Littleton nosed Plans for an extended fall and SCHOOL SUPPLIES NW! out St. Francis’, 11-10, in a thrill One Day Service If Desired 700 E. Colfax at Washington winter program by the study group Open: 9:00 to 5:30 Daily ing game with the lead changing DICTIONARIES every inning. Jim Roen allowed will be discussed. ZIPPER NOTE BOOKS 9:00 to 1:00 Saturdays DRAWING SETS ART SUPPLIES HAROLD'S SHOE REPAIRING MA. 6101 Establilhed 11 hits, whereas Joe Hynes of St. _____ 1894 _____ Francis’ gave up 13. Blessed Martin Club PENCILS, CRAYONS FOUNTAIN PENS F. E. Fowler, Prop. 310 So. Broadway RA. 3281 R H E St. Francis' ..8 3 0 Z! 0 8 0— 10 11 3 To Root for 'Our Bears' SLIDE RULES LEATHER GOODS 10% Discount St. Mary’s ....6 0 8 1 1 3 x— 11 13 3 (B leed Martin Young People’* The only game left to be pl^ed Club) (No Text Books) On Cash and Carry t B d B pits the top and cellar teams in a Blessed Martin club members postponed game. St. Francis’ is will aid in cheering the Denver hoping to turn a dismal season into Bears to victory in their new ball KENDRICK BELLAMY CO. The firmi Hated here deaerve to a success by being the only team park at the games Sunday after REGIS COLLEGE be remembered when you are dia- tributinf your patronofe to tbo dif OPTICIAN to defeat the league-leading K- noon. Phil Mahoney has tickets 1641 California KE. 0241 ferent linea of bualneaa. Ducats and scoring its first vic for everyone who left an order tory at the same time. The game for them. will be held at the field at 9th Square dancing at Red Rocks THE FINEST LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE and Columbine Sunday afternoon Saturday night should be stren DOWNTOWN at 1 o’clock. uous enough to make it possible EXCELLENT Team Standing* for members to sit through the w PA. doubleheader the next day. DIVISION *K-Ducat club...... 9 1.000 The program committee for CONTACTS HAVE THE St. Joseph’s ...... 8 .800 September activities will meet in Many of your college friends ^ Charm of Newness Cathedral ...... _...6 .600 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill will remain your life friends. FOR MEN AND WOMEN St. Louis’ ...... '.3 .300 Wagner. The committee includes Choose yours among interesting St. Mary’s ...... „...3 .300 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lyons, Maryclara students from 28 states and 9 RESTORED TO YOUR CLOTHES *St. Francis’ ...... 0 .000 Currigan, Jim Bennett, Marguerite foreign countries. Evening Classes at 711 17th St. (*)—Indicates one ! left O’Brien, Mary Sebastion, Mary Finest Sanitone Cleaning of: to play. Burke, ai^ Tom Sebastion. Square Dance A fea^, unique even for the PUBLIC OPINION AND PROPAGANDA e Fall Dreties a CoaH appetites of Blessed Martin club * Fall Suit* e Jackets Plans Revised members, will take place in S t POLITICAL PARTIES AND ELECTIONS Scheduled plans for holding the COMPLETE COLLEGE COURSES e Slacki •Skirts Dominic auditorium at 6 o’clock ELEMENTARY RUSSIAN regular biweekly square dance at Tuesday. French fries, corn, and a large hall in Bailey have been watermelon comprise the menu that leading to A.B. and B.S. degrees in art, home eccw MAKING FRIENDS WITH THE "MIKE” A Iso Expert Laundering: postponed temporarily. Instead the will be prepared by Margaret regular session will be held Thurs nomics, sciences, dietetics, languages, mathemat Including Woal Blankets and Prose, Jerry Olmstead, Lee Pantle, ■ PUBLIC MANAGEMENT day evening, Aug, 19, at 8 o’clock and Theresa Peligreen. Bring your ics, music, nursing, speech, social work, teacher G.E. and Simmoni Electric on the grounds of St. Joseph’s own bicarbonate of soda. . . . AND MORE THAN 20 OTHER COURSES school. In event of rain the dancers The outing at Echo lake Sun training, etc. ^ Blankets will move inside into the parish day was enjoyed by everyone. The REGISTRATION SEPT. 6-10 hall. The S t Joseph school is at enormous coffee pot, a gift from Freshman Registration — September 13 and 14 6th and Galapago street It can be the Rev. J, B, Dering, O.P., was CLASSES BEGIN SEPT. 13 reached on the number 50 bus line. initiated. The postcards mailed last week Pre-Cana Conference to spur the interest of inactive Denver, Colorado Committee Selected , members proved successful. The (St. Franc!*’ Young PeopU'* Club) club’s intention was to retain as LOREIIO HEIGHTS COLLEGE GL. 3633 A large crowd attended the reg- many membera as possible. Mem Call RAce 4671 Take Ft. Logan Bus CH. 1406 ■tilar club meeting held Tuesday bers who have e^ressed a desire to evening. Preparations were begun attend more activities are urged to