Finds Home in Denver New St. Vincent’s Ready by Christmas Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation .h Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society,, Inc., 1952 — Permission to Reproduce, Except on \ Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Magnificent House of Worship To Replace Basement ^Church^ DENVER CAmOLIC Joyful news was announced this week liy the Et. Rev. Monsignor Eugene A. O’Sullivan, pastor, that parishioners of St. Vincent de Paul’s parish, Den­ ver, could expect to “ come up from their catacombs” and begin to worship God in their magnificent new church by Christmas. Finishing touches on the church are being made rapidly and it is Monsignor O’Sullivan’s hope to be entirely moved out of the basement of the school, where REGISTER parishioners have attended Mass for 25 years, before the holidays. . No date for the dedication of the new St. Vincent’s has VOL. X LV Ill. No. 11. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1952 DENVER, COLO. been set as yet, but it is expected to occur shortly after the first of the year. Following fast St. Catherine's Ready for Dedication upon the dedication of the new St. Holy Childhood Catherine's church in North Den­ ver o n'N ov.'27, it will give Den­ ver two outstanding new houses of Christmas Seal worship. A third beautiful new Catholic church is being built in St. John the Evangelist's parish Sales to Begin in East Denver, and should be fin­ ished by late spring. The 32nd consecutive Holy Monsignor O’Sullivan reveals Childhood Christmas Seal that the terrazzo work on the sanc­ campaign opens this coming tuary floor was finished this week Friday, Nov. 14, and will end and that the principal work remain­ on Saturday, Dec. 6. Denver ing will involve the installation of members of the Holy Childhood association are a functioning part the altars, doors, woodwork trim, of the army of more than 2,000,000 and finishing painting touches. children in the United States who The altars, which are on hand annually conduct this seal drive in already, are of carved wood with M oniignor O’Sullivan a united effort to bring temporal "T and spiritual aid to children not a natural finish. They will be set unlike themselves in pagan and against a wall reredos of red The basement of this unit con­ Communist lands. streaked marble. Monsignor O’Sul­ tains the most modern cafeteria Organization of the drive, for livan has also received word that facilities and is equipped with fold­ the Archdiocese of Denver and the statues for the church, which ing walls so that it can be separated FRANCESCO, AN ITALIAN WAR ORPHAN, has the Diocese of Pueblo, is being were carved in Italy, arrived in into several sections suitable for found a new home in Denver with Mr. and Mrs. Judson handled by the students of St. 0. haul*, 5137 Lowell boulevard. Francesco, who will be 10 years Thomas’ seminary, Denver, under New York on Nov. 6 and should be small meetings, larger gatherings, old Nov. 24, arrived in Denver by plane two weeks ago, and was the chairmanship of Daniel Flah­ in Denver soon. The appointments or even additional classroom space. placed with the Laurs through the Denver Catholic Charities office. erty. This work of the Holy Child­ for the church are being secured The entire new plant, located on He is one of three Italian war orphans who arrived recently. Rosa, hood is a special and singular work through the Santa Fe Studios of East Arizona avenue between S. 6, and Vittoro, 10, were given a home with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fortna. of American members. Through University and Josephine streets, this drive and by their daily ofler- Church Art, Santa Fe, N. Mex. Arrangements were made for the children to come to this Asphalt tile must still be in­ amounts to an expenditure of more country through the Catholic Committee for Refugees, New York. ings of prayer and sacrifice, the youngsters attempt to fulfill in stalled on a good portion of the than $575,000. Plans were drawn They lived in an orphanage in Italy conducted by the NCWC War by a falling scaffold several weeks ago was avail­ Relief Services. The program to bring the-orphans to the U. S. ended personalized action that which THE BEAUTIFUL NEW St. Catherine’s church floor before the pews can by John K. Monroe of Denver and they ask from God in the special able, fortunately, and so the church will be in per­ Oct. 31. church, Denver, which will be dedicated fect readiness by Nov. 27. It has been used for Sun­ be placed. the general contract was awarded to This is the first home, besides the orphanage, that Francesco prayer composed by their pro­ tector, Pope Pius XII: “Grant Nov. 27, Thanksgiving day, is shown above in a day Mass for the past three weeks. Plans for the All exterior work on the church the Empire Construction company. knows. His father was killed in an air raid in World war II. rather unusual view of the 42nd avenue side of the dedication are being completed by the Rev. D. A. In the short time that he has been here, the Italian lad has so that the glad tidings of Your has been complete for some time. The McCarty-Johnson Co. had the kingdom may reach out to all the building, looking toward Fedefal boulevard. Marble Lemieux and will be published next week.— (Regis­ contract for plumbing, heating, and endeared himself to them that they would not know what to do without to replace the portion of the Communion rail broken ter staff photo) The property has been landscaped him, said Mrs. Laur. He is adjusting himself well, learning English corners of the world. Grant that to and, a circular off-street driveway ventilation. Your name, 0 Jesus, may every­ rapidly, gets along well with his fellow-pupils at school, and even prepared which will allow for pas­ (Picture on P»go 4) is a great help around the house.— {Register photo by Turilli) where resound the Hosanna sung by the children of Jerusalem in the sengers to be brought right to the day of Your triumph. And may our Dedication of S t Catherine's Church church door on the south side. A CEREMONY SUNDAY, NOV. 16 words, eloquent in Your behalf, large parking area on the north has render to You, our brother, our Sr. Marie Charles friend, and our master, the praise been hardsurfaced. which the pride of men denies You. W ill Also Mark Pastor's Silver Jubilee The green lawn around the Theatine Seminary Amen.” church blends with the green roof To all who have been asking The dedication of the magnif- dained by Bishop J. Henry Tihen til 1928, when he wds transferred Is President-Elect i c e n t new St. Catherine’s of Denver Dec. 12 of that year. to St. Vincent de Paul’s parish, to lend real distinction to the Eng­ themselves the question, “How can church, Denver, Thanksgiving lish Cotswald structure built of red I help to defeat international His first assignment after Denver. Father Lemieux filled day, Nov. 27, by Archbishop Ur­ ordination to the priesthood was an assistant’s post at St. Vin­ brick with white stone trim. Dis­ Communism?” the answer is quite ban J. Vehr will mark also the, In Hospital Group Cornerstone Laying as assistant at Holy Ghost par­ cent’s for three years, and then tinguishing features of. the. edifice simple, say the seminarians in formal celebration of the pas­ ish, Denver. He served there un- went to the Catholic Univer­ Sister Marie Charles, adminis* The cornerstone of St, Andrew Avellino’s seminary, charge of the drive: Give to the tor’s silver jubilee in the priest­ sity of America in Washington, are the steep slanting roof running trator of Glockner-Penrosd hospi­ being built by the Theatine Fathers on a seven-acre tract Holy Childhood Christmas Seal hood. The Rev. Dr. D. A. Le­ D. C., for a postgraduate course down close to ground level and the tal, Colorado Springs, was chosen campaign and thus enable the mieux observed the actual date in canon law. He received a president-elect of the Colorado at Mississippi avenue and South Birch street, Denver, will priests, nuns, and religious who Holy Family Parish truncated tower topped with of his jubilee, Dec. 21, 1951, doctorate in canon law from the slender bronze spire. The church Hospital association at its conven­ be laid Sunday, Nov. 16. Officiating will be Bishop Bernard are giving their lives in mission with a private celebration, but university in June, 1934. tion in Denver the past week. She J. Sullivan, S.J., resident at Regis college. lands to be .materially equipped awaited the blessing of his will seat between 700 and 750. will assume office as president to establish and further spread Open House Nov. 23 ■ Father ‘ Lemieux’s return to Archbishop Urban J. Vehr can- church- for the big event. the Denver see was signaled by Meanwhile, work has been pro next year. not be present because he is aL Springs, Antonito, Capulln, Dur­ the kingdom of God upon earth— The jubilarian was born July The renovation and improve­ ceeding apace on the large new A Sister of Charity of Cincin­ the kingdom of God which is the assignment to Holy Family par­ tending the meeting of the Ameri­ ango, and San Luis. There are four 31, 1902, in Encampment, Wyo. ment of the Holy Family parish ish. He was sent to St. Cath­ auditorium - gymnasium , building nati, Sister Marie Charles is con­ can Hierarchy in Washingd;on, Theatine parishes in Mexico City. archenemy of international Com­ He completed his high school plant, Denver, continue at a sidered one of the nation’s most munism. erine’s parish in September, which is another unit of the par D.C., and will attend the Exten­ The American province of the training at Cathedral, and part rapid pace under the Rev. For­ 1934, to act as administrator dur­ able hospital administrators, a sion society meeting in Chicago congregation has 16 seminarians; Last year’s campaign raised of his college course at Regis, rest Allen, pastor. The latest ing the illness of the pastor. Fa­ ish's expansion. It will be put to field in which men-.predominate. Monday, Nov. 17. Two in Rome, five in Spain, and $15,400 in the Archdiocese of Denver. Graduated from St. among expanded facilities pro­ ther E. J. Mannix. When Father use partially next week and will Before assuming her present posi­ The public is invited to witness nine in the minor seminary and Denver for the missions. Thomas’ seminary, Denver, in vided in the first year of his Mannix died. Father Lemieux be available then for basketball tion in Colorado Springs, she had the ceremony, which is to be spon­ novitiate in Antonito. December. 1926, he was or- several times been stationed at + -• -f + ' pastorate is a passageway be­ was given the pastorate of St. practice for the school term. With­ sored by the three Denver pari.shes tween the convent buildings on Catherine’s, in June, 193'5. Glockner-Penrose in other capac­ tended by the Theatine Fathers: out doubt it will be among the fin­ ities. She was a registered nurse Utica street, which provides The jubilarian’s pastorate at St. Cajetan’s, Our Lady of Vic­ Poster tor Christmas Seal Drive easier communication between est school gymnasia in the city, before entering the convent. She tory, and Our Lady of Guadaluj^. the two buildings and which St. Catherine’s has been marked with the added advantage of having was administrator of Good Samar­ School, children from St. Cajetan’s forms a private patio for the 20 by consistent progress, both in itan hospital in Cincinnati before will be present. sisters of the parish. the numbers of parishioners and a large stage and complete facilities coming to Glockner-Penrose. ■\t present only the center sec­ The newer convent building, in the parish’s physical facilities. for large meetings (Picture on Page 3) tion of the complete seminary which accommodates six nuns, plant is being erected. The chapel was purchased in January, 1951. and the gym-auditorium will be Work on connecting the old and constructed at a later date. John new convent units was begun in Clothing Collection Will Assist Koreans K. Monroe is the architect The midsummer. building may be ready for occu­ Among other projects com­ pancy by September, 1953. The pleted at the parish are the re­ portion of the project being com­ modeling and redecorating of the Facing Their Third Bitter Winter of War pleted at this time will cost some rectorj’, the home economics Slb0,000. room, band room, and hall of the “THE CIVILIANS OF KOREA In these words General Van Rt. Rev. Monsignor Edward E. The new seminary will accom­ school. The work on the school face a bitter third wlnter-of war Fleet, commander of the Eighth Swanstrom, executive director of modate 50 students in two years hall, not yet completed, is being with even less than they had to army in Korea, summed up the NCWC War Relief Services, dur­ of philosophy and four years of done by volunteers of the parish carry them through each of the terrible need Korean civilian^ have ing the latter’s recent tour of theology. The students will live in Men’s club, who work on the past two winters. Your help is of clothing, bedding, and shoes. Europe and the Near and Far the Theatine seminary and pursue week ends. again sorely needed.” The general was contacted by the East. their courses at S t Thomas’ semi­ An open house and inspection + + As a result of the tour, in which nary. tour of the new decorations and Monsignor Swanstrom saw at first-’ Honored as patron of the new facilities will be held Sunday, hand the living conditions of a seminary will be S t Andrew Nov. 23, from 2 to 5 p.m. The few of the some 40,000,000 peo­ Avellino (1521-1608), who ranks HOLY CHflDHQOD CHRISTMAS SEALS fOR WOR10 MISSIONS PTA will sponsor a tea in con­ ple who have been made refugees with St. Cajetan as onenf the two nection with the open house. by the events of the past decade, I great saints of the Theatine con­ Chairmen for the event are NCWC War Relief Services, work­ gregation. Lancelot .\vellino (An- THIS POSTER is one of several pre- I Christmas Seal campaign. It was drawn by Dean Mmes. A. Schlicher, F. J. Woert- ing through local Catholic Chari­ 'drew was his name in religion) j jr iu on J 1 TT 1 J Kumba of Colorado Springs, a student for the man, H. M. Edmonds. W. Flan- ties offices, is sponsoring a one- was a handsome young man and a pared for the 32nd annual Holy Childhood| Archdiocese of Denver in his third year of theology. I ders, and H. E. Kelsey. lover of chastity and one reason day drive ifor old clothing, bed­ he entered ".he clerical state was ding, and shoes Sunday, Nov. 23. to escape the attentions of the op­ THE' BUNDLES, labeled “For posite sex. He died Nov. 10 (his the Korean War Sufferers,” feast day) and was canonized in Catholic Girl of Denver, Jo Ann Hayes, should be brought to Mass on that i.712. ^ k , r-e 1 1 # ^ Being Redecorated morning, where trucks parked in ‘ In North and Latin America, front of the church will be ready the major work of the Theatine On New First Lady s Secretarial Staff The painting of St. Philomena’s to receive the donations. The St. congregation, which was founded church was started last Monday Vincent de Paul society is again by St. Cajetan in 1524 in Naples, with the erection of the scaffolding assuming the responsibility for Jo Ann Hayes, a graduate of Jo Ann’s flight to adventure avenue, are members of Blessed and the plastering of the ceiling. Italy, is among the Spanish-speak­ Ble.ssed Sacrament school, Denver, took her first to Augmsta, Ga., Sacrament parish. sorting, packing, and shipping the ing. The community is represented The new lights have been partially clothes. went to Mass the morning of Nov. where the President-elect is vaca­ After graduation from Blessed installed and only the choir loft in the U.S. only in the Archdio­ 7, later boarded a plane at Staple- tioning. From there the staff will Sacrament school, and from high Many people who cannot give cese of Denver and the Pueblo ton field, and began a flight to ad­ lights and the altar lights remain school, Jo Ann went to Colorado to be placed in operation. The pas­ clothing can donate money for diocese. The Theatines have par­ venture. She will be' on the secre­ A. &. M, college to prepare for a the campaign. All monies collected ishes in Fort Collins, Colorado tarial staff of the new first lady tor, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor 'Wil­ teaching career that started in liam Higgins, hopes the redecorat­ will be used to purchase clothing of the United States—Mamie Ei­ 1950. at seaport cities, thereby eliminat­ Fr. Abercrombie Blesses senhower. Jo Ann is convinced that movie ing will be completed by the Fepst ing transportation costs. endings sometimes can be real. of the Immaculate Conception, Dec. That(is considerable success for 8. All other persons who wish to Kindergarten in ^ Japan a young lady of 23 who thought How else explain that a summer contribufe to the campaign can she would dabble in polities this job could burst like a skyrocket Daily Masses are at 6:30 and take their dona­ The Rev. (Lt.) Leonard Aber­ .summeA as relief from the job of into the opportunity of a lifetime, 7:30, and evening devotions are BRING YOUR tions to the St. crombie, chaplain with the Colo­ teaching. English at Baker junior especially for a girl who “likes to held at the regular hours during BUNDLES Vincent de Paul rado Air National Guard from the high school. “It’s so much fun and meet people?” < ' renovation. FOR KOREA salvage bureau Denver archdiocese, officiated at I meet so many interesting peo­ TO CHURCH b u i\e a u ware­ the blessing of a new kindergarten ple,” Jo Ann said, explaining why SUNDAY, house, 1625 Wa- which was paid for by United she took a job as a volunteer typist No Donations Made to Burse! NOV. 23 zee, Denver. States service men stationed at on the staff of the Republican Those who do Camp Misawa. candidate for President when he Thi( week ii the first time in Holy Church, and their children not have transportation, can call Captain Nolan, who is president had his temporary headquarters in teTerel years that the Denver in Christ, must be ever armed the bureau, CH. 5503, and a Denver. against the machinations of of the Holy Name society at Camp archdiocesan hurse for students truck will be dispatched to pick Misawa, got the fund campaign Satan and the undermining in­ When Candidate Eisenhower be­ for the priesthood has not re­ up the material. rolling among the men. The drive gan his campaign tour Jb Ann fluence of bis two allies — the resulted in the raising of no less ceived a single donation. The world and the flesh. By the PARISHES OUTSIDE D£N- than $12,000 for the kindergarten stuck to the task of forwarding Guardian Angels’ hurse,-which same token, the clergy person­ VER are asked to pack donated Starting with an enrollment of mail. still stands at last week’s total nel of the Church must be main­ clothing and ship it COLLECT to 128 children, the school now has Then it seemed to be a matter ^$767.50—had not one con­ tained at all times in strongest the St. Vincent de Paul ware­ accommodations for 140. of post-electioif cleanup and a re­ tributor for this week’s report, force if Christ’s kingdom on house. Shoes should be tied to­ Father Abercrombie, the son of turn to tutoring youngsters in nor have any individual parish earth is to find ample protec­ gether in pairs and matching Mr.'^and Mrs. L. A. Abercrombie of phrases, clauses, and punctuation. burses added to their total. tion. Anyone who assists a clothes should be tied together. il554 Logan street, was well known A telephone call interrupted that Armistice week signals a seminarian to his goal of com­ Women’s spike heel shoes are not [in Denver for his efforts in behalf future. The call was ffqm Mrs 'Denvtr Potf photo thought beloved to all citixens m ander in C hrist’s arm y is sup­ desirable. |of underprivileged youth. The Mary Jane McCaffery, who had porting and defending Christ's Any questions about the drive Jo Ann Hayes of the U. S.—the cessation of chaplain’s Don Bosco club, which been Jo Ann’s boss at the Brown hostilities in the first World war kingdom. should be addressed to the- Very Palace headquarters. Rev. Monsignor Elmer J. Kolka, drew mainly from the youngyesi- go to New York. “From there, I in which this nation engaged. Gifts to the Guardian Angels’ TYPICAL OF KOREAN REFUGEES OF WAR who dents of 8 Pearl street, was a by- Would Jo .Ann like to be Mrs. don’t, know.” But there is never an armistice burse may be sent to Arch­ associate director of charities, vord symbolic of tbe rehabilitation McCaffery’s assistant? “W'ould I? Jo Ann and her parents. Mr. and signed between the forces of bishop Urban J. Vehr at f636 will be among those aided by the Thanksgiving week 1665 Grant street, Denver, AC« of wayward boys. ,I think it’s wonderful!” Ml'S. Mike Hayes, 4045 £. 19th good and evil. The priests of Logan strswt, Denver. clothing collection are these two waifs, whose only clothes are rags 3825. ^ r

PAGE TW O Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, November 13,1952 Meeting Called Automobile Paint for Picture of Our Lady Cathedral Turkey Party Loretto Height College (Cathedral Parish, Denver) kej>8 will.be given also. These tur­ Three television sets and 20 keys will be killed and dressed Star Nights turkeys will be featured Saturday especially for the Cathedral games For All Groups night, Nov. 15, when the Cathe­ party. They will be offered as Victor Herbert's All organizations in the arch­ dral parish holds its Thanksgiving individual game awards. Monsi­ diocese are asked to send repre­ Turkey party. The doors of the gnor Canavan has announced that sentatives to a meeting on Mon­ high school gymnasium and the in between the games, short enter­ SWEETHEARTS day, Nov. 17, at 8 p.m. in the grade school cafeteria, 18th ave­ tainment features will be pre­ main library of St. Francis de nue and Logan street, where the sented. He invites all parishioners Sponsored by Sales’ high school, 235 S. Sher­ party will be held, will open at to attend and bring their friends K. OF C. COUNCIL 582 man. The reason for this city­ 7:30 p.m. The first game will to participate in this opportunity wide meet is to acquaint all start at 8 p.m. to take home a prize Thanksgiving Denver with the foithcoming The main feature of the cven- turkey or television set. MONDAY, NOY. 24, 8:15 P.M. lecture on Communistic China ning will be the presentation of a Refreshments will be served by a Maryknoll Missionary, the 1953 model console-type tele­ throughout the evening by the High School Auditorium Rev. Mark Tennien, in Phipps vision set. The new owner of this members of the Cathedral PTA. auditorium on Tuesday, Dec. 2. handsome set need not be present Sandwiches, pop. candy, and ice Tickets: • Anyone who has read Father at the games party to receive it. cream bars will be available. Pro­ Tennien’s latest book. No Se­ Ameficon Furniture Co. • Also featured will be two table ceeds of the evening will be used cret Is Safe-—Beyond the Bam­ model television sets. One will be for the Cathedral Improvement of Denver boo Curtain, or has .seen the re­ given»as a “special game’’ award. fund. or views by such prominent liter­ The other will be presented as a ary figures as Cardinal Francis bonus. The new owners of these Alter Society Meets any Knight of Columbus Spellman and Dorothy Cailfield sets inust be present to receive The Cathedral Altar and Rosary Member of Colorado Springs Fisher; or has been an eyewit­ them. The Very Rev. Monsignor society will meet Friday, Nov. 14, ness to the Communists’ bru­ Walter J. Canavan, pastor, has at 2 o’clock in St. Paul’s Reading Council talities via the TV shows depict­ annoTunced that all three sets will room. A program and social hour Admission $T.50 ond $2.00 ing chapters from this same be installed in time for the view­ will follow the business session. book, is aware of his message. ing of the Thanksgiving day foot­ The Rev. John Anderson of S t (tax included) Through the medium of the ball games. Catherine’s parish will be the lecture hall this brave mission­ Twenty specially prepared tur- guest speaker. ary is now touring the country to arouse the American people to the dangers that ever lurk under Red rule. It is the H o f f m a n T V hope of the Archbishop’s guild, The special patroness of the Sisters of Loretto, who Nativity Groups sponsor of the lecture, that all THIS PAINTING of Our Lady of_Sor- and Zenith TV organizations will respond to rows for the exterior of the Holy Family teach in Holy Family parish schools, is Our Lady In Traiditional Color opid Beauty •V the appeal and take an active parish convent, Denver, has been completed by of Sorrows. Sister Mary Norbert also painted part in this missionary venture. Sister Mary Norbert of Loretto Heights college. the stations of the cross for the new St. Catherine (p Further details can be had by The medium used was Duco (automobile paint) church in Denver and did paintings of Our Lady •X calling Miss Isabelle McNamara, on masonite, to give the painting durability since it and of St. Joseph for the sanctuary of All Saints’ irnisic, Ac. ■i lecture chairman, at SP. 2181. was to be installed on the outside of the convent. church.— (Register photo by Smyth) Wheatridge Society Rare Flowers Bloom by Cabin in Foxton 1522 California St. — AC. 1635 ? Band Initrumenti—Pianot—Organa— Radiol—Records Accessories (? Will Sponsor Party Machinist Has 1st Edelweiss Garden (St. Peter and Paul’s Parish, Ry Ray H utchinson and without moisture. It is peren­ “We visited St. Peter’s in Rome. Wheatridge) THE WORD "EDELWEISS” nial. I think I will send them a couple The women of the Altar and means more to John Rusche, It is customary in some parts of hundred dozen brooms. They use Rosary society will sponsor an machinist for the Register System Europe for a bride, to wear the only a broom made out of the afternoon card party Thursday, of Newspapers, than just the edelweiss blossom at her wedding small, limber limbs of willow trees. Nov. 20, in the Wheatridge name of a restaurant. as a sign of virginity. “And they sweep very slowly,” Grange hall, 38th and High court. John says that he is the only * « « MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY he added, • The party 'will begin with a des­ ^ a n in the United States who JOHN, BORN in Feldkirch, Aus­ sert-luncheon at 1 p.m., and will mas a garden full of edelweiss, tria, had two comments about his How does John feel about his feature one of the famous lacino and that he is one of the first to three-month European tour. EuropeaiFtrip, now that his edel­ INSURANCE SINCE 1897 cakes. Mrs. T. H. Vollmer is in bring the flower to the U. S. from “We stayed in a castle one night weiss are thriving? charge of the arrangements. the Alps. , in Italy. It was an old castle, and “I’m going back to Europe , The executive committee of the “Monsignor Bosetti had some no one had lived there for a long again,” he said, “and this time M w m M Gas and Electric Bldg. TA. 1395 Altar and Rosary society will meet edelweiss years ago,” John said. time. It was very smelly. I’m taking my car.” in the home of Mrs. Thelma Grant T think Father Hiester brought on Thursday evening, Nov. 13, to it to him. But it’s gone now.” Imported Nativity Sets select a nominating committee to The edelweiss means more to pick a slate of officers for the John, and to legend-loving people These are the finest Crib Sets oblainable, made by edming year. The organization on the Continent, than just leon- Europe’s foremost Craftsmen. will meet Wednesday, Nov. 20, at iopodium alpinum, more than just 8 p.m. in the assembly room. a member of the family compo- A Small Deposit W ill Hold Yours Till Christmas, Communion Day, Nov. 16 sitne. The women will receive Com­ Tradition ha.s it that the flower Nativity Crib Set... 20 piece, 4' ^ inch. munion in a group in the 7 o’clock is obtained by Swiss alpinists only Imported from Italy ...... O Mass on Sunday, Nov. 16. They after exhausting climbs up the invite all the women of the parish sheer rock walls of the most Italian Import . , , SQ.OO to join them, and to stay for the rugged alpine peaks. Nativity Stables ...... O breakfast, ..Jo be served after the “That’s true,” John said. “I Mass by the Theophilus club. climbed all, over the Alps when We have a complete stock of Crib Sets from 5 inches I was a kid and I never found any to 21 inches in both Domestiq and Imported. edelweiss. But just last year I S4 J.20 SOCA.OO had 250 to 300 blossoms at my Holy Rosary PTA cabin.” Prices from ...... I to t w U

HIS CABIN is at Foxton, Colo., CARDBOARD CHRISTMAS MANGER SETS, the Plans Turkey Party about 30 feet from the tumbling . Christmas Story in beautiful cut out S 4 .25 (Holy Rosary Parish, Denver) blue-grey waters of the Platte scenes and life-like figures ...... I The Holy Rosary PTA will hold river. The unique “edelweiss gar­ Blossoms of Edelweiss a turkey games party on Sunday den” was planted just to one side evening, Nov. 16, starting at 8 of the cabin, almost hidden by pine ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS p.m. Many valuable awards to be and blue spruce. Former Prof at Seminary given away include several tui'- “Two years ago I took my fam­ keys. ily to Europe,” John explained. “It EARLY! The PTA will also sponsor a was like taking your children to Is 'Circuit Rider' in Navy Red Cross first aid class. Anyone a church bazaar. interested in attending this first “I bought the edelweiss seeds in The Rev. Edward H. Sullivan, In his new duties. Father Sul­ STORE HOURS aid class is asked to contact Mrs. Basel, Switzerland. They were ex­ C.M., a lieutenant junior grade livan will offer Mass aboard the NOW TILL CHRISTMAS Joseph Rensel, 4463 Pearl street, pensive. And they looked just like in the navy chaplains’ corps, and destroyers in his squadron, switch­ bits of white pepper, former professor at St. Thomas’ ing ships as often as possible. DAILY ALpine 5359, civil defense chair­ 9:00 a.m. till 5:30 p.m. man. An instructor of the Ameri­ “I brought them home and seminary, Denver, has been as­ About one-half of his “parish” is can Red Cross will be the teacher. planted them. One packet didn’t signed as “circuit rider”* to a in Korean waters. MONDAY This class is urged for all parish­ grow. But I got 300 flowers from squadron of 12 destroyer escorts “Cramped quarters aboard a 9:45 a.m. till 9 p.m. ioners and their friends, since we the rest. They like the Colorado in Far Eastern waters. destroyer sometimes make the job never know • when the lessons we climate too.” Recently recalled to active duty a little tough,” he admits, “but CLTIRKE'S CNURCH GOOOiS HO US € learn from this class may be of The edelweiss is a small plant through the navy reserve pro­ there’s nowhere else I’d- rather great help to us in saving the life about one-half foot tall. It grows gram, Father Sullivan had spent be. • its own coat, a kind of wooly cover, of someone in our immediate two years as a missioner in China “Since there really isn’t room ing. This coat is what enables the until forced by. the Communists family or some friend. These for an office, I urge the men to classes will be held in the evenings plant to thrive in extreme cold to evacuate in December, 1948. so that men and women can at­ contact me any time and anywhere. tend them. I try to make myself known to Monsignor John J. Judnic will Altar Unit to Meet Early them through daily rounds that entertain the football team of Holy (Annunciation Parish, Denver) start on the bridge during the Rosary school Saturday night, Nov. Thursday and Friday night of The Altar and Rosary society this week in the hall. early morning watch, and end in 15, at 6 p.m. with a banquet in the will meet in Hagus hall on Thurs­ school hall. Guests will include The officers of the Altar and the engine rooms in late evening.” day, Nov. 20, at 1 o’clock, one Rosary society thank all who con­ Father James Moynihan, and week early because of Thanksgiv­ Father Sullivan was assigned to Coach Harry Cook, who has done tributed to the success of the bake the China mission fields -shortly ing. Those on the luncheon com­ sale the past week. The tea towels such a wonderful job with the team mittee are Mmes. Gentry, Prine, after his ordination at St. Mary’s this vear. were given to Mrs. lim Garcia, seminary of the Vincentian con­ Dougherty, and Ryan. 3250 Franklin. Sunday is Communion day for gregation in Perryville, Mo., in the Blessed Virgin sodality and As a district major, Miss Marie 1946. The Denver Catholic the Young Ladies’ sodality at the Murphy thanks the PTA for its He was evacuated together with Register 8:30 and 9:30 Masses. co-operation in the recent Com­ 160 other missionaries and Amer­ The annual turkey games party munity Chest drive. ican civilians on the U.S.S. 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Tliuriday, November 13,1952 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THREE Regis Sessions Have Auspicious Start Precious Cargo Special Shows for Orphans, Veterans 225 Nuns at Institute for Religious 'Sweethearts' Operetta Begins Nov. 19 THERE WERE 225 NUNS from VICTOR HRRBERT’S Sweet­ Denver area who attended the first hearts, the fourth annual Loretto session of the “Institute for Re­ Heights Star Nights presentation, ligious’’ held at Regis college on will open Wednesday, Nov. 19, in Nov. 8, and approximately 200 Phipps auditorium, Denver. Mar­ are expected to return for the sec­ lene McCabe will sing the lead ond session this Saturday, Nov. 15. role of S.vlvia, with Jean Peck as This Saturday, according to the Liane and Sharon FitzPatrick as Rev. Louis G. Mattione, S.J., di­ Dame Paula. Elaine Tolvo will rector of the institute, two Jesuit sing the part of Sylvia on Thurs­ B etty Blair Father^ will discuss the topic: day and Saturday evenings, Nov. “Mystical Theology for Nuns.” 20 and 22, and Miss McCabe, n d Maxine Father Mark Gross, S.J., will open Wednesday and Friday evenings, Mohrbacher are » the afternoon at 1:10, and Father ■Nov. 19 and 21. shown looking ^ John J. Jolin, S.J., will continue George Van Gorden, Donald the conference the second hour. over the “Sweet- : Becker, and Walter Sawicki will h earts” stage, Both; men are experts in the field sing jthe leading roles, Prince of mystical theology. Franz, Lieutenant Karl, and Mikel set up to remind t:; everyone!® BETWEEN THE TWO confer­ the villain, respectively. ences, from 2:15 to 2:45, an inter­ A dress rehearsal is scheduled o f Loretto mission will be taken, and refresh­ for 2:30 Tuesday afternoon, Nov. Heights S tar 18. The sisters of the archdiocese ments wiU be served in the cafe­ Nights scheduled teria. The afternoon will close at are invited to this performance. 3:45 with Benediction of the Children from Queen of Heaven Nov. 19-22 in Blessed Sacrament, after which THE HOMELESS children in the truck (above) were orphanage, St._ Clara’s, St. Vin­ Phipps auditor- '' cent’s, the National Jewishj home, confessors will be available. found in the streets of Seoul, Korea. They are being car­ ium. Tickets for The session on mystical theology and the Colorado Christiap home the production will be the second in a series of also will be Star Nights guests. ried to a new orphanage. The tender victims of war, they will need e on sale five Saturday afternoon institutes. warm clothing for the bitter winter ahead. Catholic Americans will -The entire cast will give a per­ On Nov. 22, the topic will be “The formance Monday evening, Nov. the Denver Dry Spiritual Life in the Community;” have an opportunity to help them during Thanksgiving Week, Nov. 17, at Fitzsimons hospital for dis­ Goods, Loretto on Nov. 29, “Teaching an Appreci­ 23-30, when every parish in the U. S. has been asked to collect cloth­ abled soldiers. Heights, and ation of the Mass;” and Dec. 6, ing, shoes, and blankets for the Bishops’ Emergency Clothing Cam­ “Counseling and Guidance.” THE STORY OF Sweethearts several stores in paign for the victims of war in Europe and the Far East. is woven around the abduction of Englewood. AMONG THE 225 ATTENDING Princess Jeanne, heir to the throne. last week were sisters from Colo­ She is taken to Bruges, Belgium, rado Springs, Greeley, Brighton, and left in the care of Dame Paula and Boulder, as well as from 'Register' Plant Receives (Mother Goose), who runs the Nuns Leave Chapel on Regis Campus nearly every institution in and “Laundry of the White Geese.” around Denver. She also has six daughters who are Father Mattione has emphasized called the White Geese. They are Nun From St. Paul Assistant at Mullen Home that the institute is open to all Visitors From Germany portrayed by Charlotte Scavarda, sisters and that transportation will Joan Sachs, JoAnn Cooley, Mary Mother Marguerite, former since 1919, she has served at in­ be supplied for those who cannot By J. R. Walsh ing, where the members were in­ Ann Cavanagh, Roberta Wasser- + + + mother superior of Little Sisters of stitutions in Cincinnati, 0 .‘, Nash­ arrange it for themselves. For fur­ Prominent vititori from Ger­ troduced to Mayor Quigg Newton burger, and JoAnn Gildersleeve. the Sick Poor home for the aged in ville, Tenn.; San Francisco, and ther information, sisters are asked many last week at th e Denver and other city officials, who of­ When Sylvia (the name given St. Paul, Minn., has assumed dil- Paris, F'rance. to call Father Mattione at the col­ Catholic Register included Father fered to provide a complete in­ the princess by Dame Paula) finds ties as assistant to Mother Juliana In her nine years in St. Paul she lege, GL. 3633. Joseph Adams, director of sight into the various city depart­ that her lover, Lieutenant Karl, at the Denver Mullen home for the conducted a drive for $350,000 to Charities in Muenchen-Glad- ments, courtrooms, and city parks has been courting the French girl aged. modernize the Little Sisters’ obso­ bach, a city west of Dusseldorf, for the visitors. Liane, she consents, broken-heart A member of the congregation lete structure there. near the Netherlands border in the The nine-member team arrived edly, to marry Prince Franz, the Memorial Mass U.S. zone, with a population of in the U.S. Sept. 17. Before com­ heir presumptive. True love tri­ approximately 130,000. Accom­ ing to Denver, the guests visited umphs as Sylvia learns of her true panying Father Adams in his visit one week in Washington, D.C loV€ for the prince and of her TRAVEL at the Register plant were Dr. New York city. Traverse City, royal birth. For K. of C. to Eugen Eigenbertz, director of a Mich.; and Omaha, Neb., where A complete list of the chorus in­ „ ta the Caribbean . . . textile engineering college in Father Adams’ interest in boys’ cludes Janet Anderson, Nancy Ap­ i Cruises from New Orleans.....from $235 Gladbach, and Friedrich Bayer, homes was heightened by an in­ plegate, Margaret Balagna, 'Tilli manager of a steel-jobber plant in spection of the internationally Barbosa, Jeanne Barrett, Mary Jo to'the Mediterraneon . . . Be Sung Nov. 18 the same city. known Boys’ Town. Berg, Altajean Blake, Sue Blesios, 42 days...... from $910 The annual Memorial Mass for Charieen Bruning, Mary Condon, deceased Knights of Columbus of The three persons are members Father Adams, in addition to his duties as director of Catholic Nadine Curtain, (jrace Daly; to the Coronation in England, council 539 will be offered in the of a “Community Action Team” Bernadette Dolan, Lois Farmer, 0 *>. Europe and Africa...... $895 Cathedral of the Immaculate Con­ composed of six men and three Charities in Gladbach, also is di­ Pat Flanagan, Kaye Fox, Mary For reRfrTations - ai • • i i» j i ception Nov. 18 at 10 o’clock by women from Gladbach who were rector of the Charity Apprentice Hartray, Rosemary Hickert, Sue AM over th. world to Mexico, including Guadalupe the Rev. John E. Casey, S.J., chap­ recommended to and are sponsored Home for Boys, which he founded Hoff, Shirley Hottovy, Shirley Call MA. 1211 All expense...... $230 by the U.S. Depai'tment of State before World war II. At present, NO SERVICE CHARGE lain. Fourteen members of the Johnston, Mimi Kearney, Kathleen council, including Grand Knight to visit and study representative Father Adams said, “orphans and Korten, Edwina Krapes, Polly John Bowdern, have died in the American cities, industry, labor refugees are given shelter and Kuerapel, Mary Ann McElhiney; past year. programs, and educational and food and are taught trades that Marjorie Mack, Marlene Maier, mary ann fisher - TRAVEL social life in the U.S. may be followed in adult life. Lim­ k (Mpnih^r of Cathedral Parish) Assisting Father Casey in the Marilyn Martin, Darlene Okon- services will be Fathers Charles In Denver sinco Oct. 25, the ited financial means and the great eski, Pat Peterson,' Diana Prelog, Jones and James Moynihan. Jo­ group already had seen many cost of repairing damage to the Della Ramirez, Eleanor Riordan, seph O’Neill will sing. phases of the city’s daily activity. building in the past war have pre­ Annabeth Sears, Mary Lou Sulli­ Knights of Columbus through­ At Loretto Heights college, the vented the school from expanding van, Marian Testolin, and Jean out the nation are sponsoring rites visitors were impressed by the to care for all the boys who daily Wansing. this month commemorating the de­ varied subjects offered the girls apply for admission.” * ♦ * ceased and especially Father and the numerous conveniences SOME OF THE SONGS in Michael J. McGivney, founder of provided! especially at the new In describing conditions in the Sweethearts besides the title the order. Father McGivney was Machebeuf hall. During their West zone of Germany, Father song, are Prince Franz’ “Every tour of the college, they were ac­ born 100 years ago. He organized Adams noted that there are 12,- Lover Must Meet His Fate,” Lieu­ BALLET- DANCERS in Sweeiheartst are Joan NeiU the Knights of Columbus in 1882, companied by Father Edward A. 000,000 refugees, more than 50 tenant Karl’s “The Game of and, at his early death in 1890, the Leyden, archdiocesan superintend­ per cent of whom are Protestants. Love,” Liane’s .“There Is Magic son, Stephanie Mosheim, Elaine Prevallet, and Shirley ent of schools. “Daily,: more and more persons,” in a Smile.” Sylvia sings “In the organization had grown from a • :< * Upton. nucleus of nfne laymen to a mem­ he said, “are escaping the slavery Convent They Never Taught Me bership of almost 10,000 Another highlight of their visit endured betynd the Iron Curtain That,” and the duet with the All knights and other Catholics in the mile-high city included a countries and are coming into the prince, “The Angelus.” are invited to the-memorial rite. hour at the City and County build- Western zone. When we hear of The White Geese lament -that It'll Be Our 5th Anniversary the treatment given human beings they must “Iron, Iron, Iron,” and Work for Exceptional Children under the Communists, we under­ there are dances with some of It may he our wooden anniversary— hut we “ irood- stand why they must flee, even them, like “Jeanette and Her Little en” trade the friendships we've made for all the For over 48 years the name LlESVELD has been though crowded conditions in the Wooden Shoes” and “Pretty as a trees in Timbuctu. 'Cross to Bear' Is Crucifix Western zone make living very Picture.” There are many other In Appreciation SYNONYMOUS with fine Monuments; of the finest difficult.” great Victor Herbert melodies in MATERIAL and GUARANTEED WORKMAN­ By E laine Schmucker that a home such as St. Coletta’s, the operetta. FREE FLOWERS— FREE GIFTS SINCE THE PUBLICATION of which the Franciscan Sisters tried In referring to the resettlement SHIP. program for DPs in America, Girls performing in the dances SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15 my article of Sept. 25 in the to establish in Longmont several Father Adams and other members in act 1 are Marlene Amberg, Vir­ J Denver Catholic Register, I have years ago, would be an answer to ginia Berghoff, Mary PaV Farrell, their need. These nuns who are of I the group had only words of O IR AI^NIVERSARY SPECIALS received many varied calls and high praise. It was their unanimous Mary Gibbons, Marjory Giordano, LIESVEID MEMORIAL CO. opinions. I feel privileged to have dedicated to caring for the “inno­ Jackie Hussion, Lorraine Maich, For 7 Days, If you can’t pet in Saturday cents” can give them the love and opinion that the program afforded talked -with mothers who have new hope for almost hopeless Lorraine Mulqueen, Karen Mc­ 13000 West 44th Ave. Wheatridge, Colorado these children in their home, and special care that they, received Cabe, and Cathryn O’Neill in “On DRESSES I have learned many wonderful from the parent, and this is what refugees and at the same time re­ SNOW SUITS ARVADA 0499R3 lieved tremendous congestion in Parade;” 6 Mo. to 3 years Assorted Colors things from them. These women, these parents want most of all. Cecelia Detten, Mary Carole 1 & 2 Piece Dressy Corduroy with human frailties just as you Their fears for the future would the Western zone. Sizes 3 to 6X across from Mt. Olivet Cenl^ery Eastman, Geraldine Kellogg, 6.90-7.90-8.90 $6.9.5 Value and I, have withstood much oppo­ be erased if they were secure in One important difference the Carol Kutina, Mary Beth Loner sition. They were told that it was the knowledge that their child visitors noted was that in Germany $5.98 gan, Betts Reed, Martha Smith Boyi’ Terry an impossibility to keep such a would be lovingly cared for, when the state, county, and city help and Sandra Smith in “Dance of child in the home, that it would they could no longer carry on. the Churches (Catholic and Prot­ Cloth JUMPERS the Wooden Shoes,” led by Mary POLO SHIRTS be unfair to their normal children, It is our degradation that these estant) in their education and Ann Cavanagh as Jeanette; Jo- For School Miss nuns failed through lack of finan­ charities program. In the U.S., Glamor Sheen—^ and that the care that would be Anne Stauffer and Barbara Rup- $2.29 Value Tan A Grey demanded of them would age cial support. It can only be hoped “the people pay for Church edu­ ley (J'ack and Jill), and Frances $1.79 Were 7.95. NOW them and possibly harm their own that now when the need is so cational programs and charity Cummings (Little Miss Muffet) in gp^eat, that we take these “eternal activities, which are supported not $6.95 . mental and physical well being. “Mother Goose.” ^v/-A o i Yet while assailed with these children” to our hearts, and in the by the state or city but by ad­ In the second act, Joan Casey, same manner that we have given ditional contributions,” said Dr. White and Infants’ Sweater doubts and fears, they steadfastly Natalie Gladney, Diane McCarty, Pastels Sets maintained that this was their so generously to our physically Erminia Muehlen, member of the Carole Lee McDonald, and Marilyn Nylon & Wools child whom God had placed in handicapped, give just as much or bladbach city council. 39c Value Weber are in “Pretty as a Pic­ $2.95 fo $3.98 their care, and they could not turn more for funds' of a. sufficient ture;” and in the "Whife Ballet,” 3 for $1.00 it aside. And soon they found that amount to establish permanently a Other memberi of the group in­ Patsy Gregg, Marilyn Hayes, Max­ 29e Value 4 for $1.00 their “cross to bear” was in reality haven for our “exceptional chil­ cluded Johann Bongartz, secretary ine Mohrbacher, Stephanie Mos- a crucifix, and that the love and dren.” We cannot fail thejn again. of trade unions- Carl Freyburger, Sixes 4 to 10 heim, Joan Nielson, Elaine Preval- ALL 19.95 to 27.95 Values sacrifice they gave was returned [Mrs. Schmucker would urge textile manufacturer; Dr. Martha let, Marianne Pettit, Bernadette GIRLS' COATS in full measure. They had greater everyone to read the recent Heep, high school teacher; Rich­ Owens, Elaine Telk, and Shirley W(X>L $14.95 to $19.95 understanding and love toward article by Steven M. Spencer en­ ard J. Kohl, journalist; and Dr. Upton. humanity, and an abundance of titled “Retarded Children Can Be Elsbeth Waddington, also a high TICKETS FOR the production kindness and sympathy. Helped” in the Saturday Evening school teacher, all from Gladbach. are on sale at the Denver Dry ^hm im oL $uq{}M witL There is no note of self-pity in Post. It tells how organized The ■visitors seemed surprised Goods company, Loretto Heights their voices, rather a serenity groups in other states have suc­ at huge industrial plants in Amer­ college, and several stores in • Chenille Robe* - Apollo Baby Bags - Apron Towels that comes only to those who have cessfully introduced home training ica. In Chicago, for, example, they Englewood, including M-D Profes­ • Trundle Bundle Sleeping Garment - Flannel Shirts earned the “stars in their crown.” projects in care and understand­ toured several steel companies, sional pharmacy, Spencer’s Sport­ ® Dolls - ® Games - ® Toys - ® Dishes - ® Many Others Moreover they say that their nor­ ing of the retarded child.] and yet, when informed of ad­ ing Goods, Kortz and Sons jewel­ mal children have benefited ditional steel plants in Pittsburgh ers, and at the Englewood Cham­ OPEN TUESDAYS & SATURDAYS TILL 8 UNTIL CHRISTMAS \ greatly and have learned to be President-Elect and other cities, they seemed ber of Commerce. Mrs. Peter Jonkc — RA. 6060 kind and unselfish, the qualities amazed ■ that Americans had Wednesday, Nov. 19, is alum­ so very often lacking in the achieved so much in a relatively nae night, and Thursday, Nov. 2'0, Use Our Lay-Away younger generation. short period of history. Before is Englewood night. ASK ABOUT OUR m e so. DOWNING F leaving the U.S. Dec. 16, the group A special matinee for children ^ONUS PLAN TO THOSE WHO CALLED to was to visit New Orleans and San is scheduled"-for Saturday, Nov. "Where Children Reiin” say that one must be a realist and Francisco before arriving in Glad- 22, at 2 p.m. admit that these children are “re­ bt-ch in time for the traditional jects,” and cannot be kept in a (.hristmas festivities. CRIB SETS normal home, I can only refer them to these mothers. ’1595" We cannot carry their burden with Pedal Board DOMESTIC and IMPORTED for them, but we can help lighten 'Star Nites' Slated it through giving them kindness ? u , and understanding and teaching 95 our children in the same manner. For Colo. Springs Those with children capable of *3 up being taught basic fundamentals The Knights of Columbus Colo­ were delighted with the idea of rado Springs council 682 will spon­ having clinics and therapists made sor a one night’s showing of the Complete Line of available to them. They were also Loretto Heights college production npietU* most interested in the marvelous of Sweethearts on Monday, Nov. strides being made by Mr. Cala­ 24, in the Colorado Springs high O N £ ' CHRISTMAS CARDS brese, and his school for the ex­ school auditorium. — 4. ceptional child, Laradon Hall. The committee members .working As recognition of these children on the Colorado Springs presenta­ is slowly coming to light, so too tion of the Victor Herbert oper­ See our wonderful selection of Religious Gifts must the parents’ problems and etta, under the direction of Dr. fears be eased. The greatest fear Earl C. Bach of Loretto Heights, for Christmas Giving ^ of all is their realization that are Carl Bickett, general chair their helpless child might outlive man; Jack Kumba assistant; M. them, or that they might become E. McCarty, John; Norton, Bill Thii handtome Organa' ii a maiterpiece piano plut an IF YOU WISH, USE OUR LAYAWAY physically incapable of caring for Damast, (jeorge Beauchchamp, Electronic Organ in one tmall, beautifully proportioned this child. Therein lies the mdst Archie Burgess, A1 Engelbert, initrument. Shown for the firit time in the Story & necessary need at the present Walter Powell, and Vincent Ma­ Clark Spinet Piano. Complete- Line' of"' Relrgioui 1 Articles for Church and Home time. loney. Ticket committee members are Come in toon to tee, hear and play IT HAS BEEN BROUGHT be­ •Dave Degan, chairman; Pete the new piano with built-in organ. A. >P. and Co. fore us by our local newspapers Sister Marie Charles Hagan, Mike Ryan, Dave Degan, of the lack of snace in our state (above)i administrator of Rex Walters, Fran Bonner, A1 institutions. Needless to say they Glockner-Pe'enrose hospital, Colo­ Engelbert, Archie Burgess, George IE MOINE MUIIC CO. ' ■ ( G O O D S are doing wonders, though handi­ rado Springs,, has been chosen Beauchamp, Joe Costell, Bill Kil­ 1543 Champa AC. 0541 capped for lack of apace and president-elect of the Colorado kenny, Leo Maloney, Tom Pankau, '606 14fh St, Between California; & ^6lfon.'r TA 8331 facilities. But families “blessed” Hospital association at its con­ Ralph Petenarri, Manuel Ramos, Ask about our convenient extended payment plan with an exceptional child believe vention in Denver. and Bill Reiffenrath. / / J PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, November 13,1952

Holy Family Students View Films Volleyball Champs at St. Mary's CATHEDRAL PARISH (Holy Family High School, extended to Noy. 10, was climaxed will speak to the Juniors and sen­ These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage D e x iT c r) at activity period Monday when iors at an assembly Thursday, Two Civil Defense films were announcement of the top boy and Nov. 13, on “The Liberal Arts.” shown to the hi(;h school students top girl was made. Nancy Larkin, Father Tipton is head of the chem­ Nov. 10. The films were Pattern sophomore, was b e s t salesman istry department and chairman of for Survival and Duck and Cover. among the girls; Tommy Sullivan, the Committee on Admissions at DOYLE’S Hatchett Drug Store They showed the manner in which freshman, outsold both boys and Regis college. On tbe same day PHARMACY “The Store of Quality and Serrict" a person should act in case of an girls. Kathleen Cuthbertson, fresh­ Sister Rose Constance of the grade The Particular Druggist school faculty will talk to the 701 Grant — KE. 3617 atomic attack. man, won the jackpot. 17th AVE. AND GRANT The magazine drive, which was The Rev. George Tipton, S.J., sophomore girls on “Teaching as Compoandinf prescHptiona ii the moat a Sphere of Influence.” KE. il87 FREE DELIVERY important part of onr baainooa “The Jury System in the United States” will be the subject on which George Ashen, lawyer, ]\o Down Payment ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH Motor OverhooUna: NOB HILL INN w’ill speak at the general assembly Body & Fender Repoirt Patronize These Friendly Firms Friday, Nov. 14. Mr. Ashen stud­ Tftilorcd Seat Coren 42« EAST COLFAX ied at Regis college and finished Motor Tane-np COCKTAILS at S t Louis university. He re­ Used Cart cently opened a law office in Den­ Delicious Dinners ver. ' Cathedral Motors HOT AND COLD LUNCHES Open Sundays, 9 to 1 PLUMBING JOE GATFNEy, Prop. 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The class is studying ous orders. * Montano, Norma Spitz, Barbara Sullivan, Richard Vitry, Virginia Zarlengo; pastor of St. Mary’s parish, Little- monasticism, and he gave the stu- Under the leadership -of Betty Washington Park Mkt. The firms listed here ton, was guest lecturer for the I dents interesting information on Jean Kafka and Mary Earley, Sophomores, Room 11—Mary Ann Bel­ Temptation Red & IP /life Food Stores deserve to be remembered monte, Mary Frances Burke, Patricia members of the senior Latin class Alameda Drug Store Hansen. JoAnn Herold. Maureen Ken­ enjoyed a Latin party, a “Toga V. 0. PETERSON, Prop. BILL HUGHES, Prop. when you are distributing nedy, Beverly Page, Donna Prokoseh. Janet Spitz, Carol Sullivan, Eleanor Denver Symphony to Treat Trot,” Nov. 3. ’They wore the Complete Food Service your patronage in the dif­ Wall, Frank Woertman: Room 7—Mary traditional toga and scandals, and Cut Rate Drugs djCH (^A£jO m , Day. Charlene Des Moineaur; ^ laurel wreaths adorned their heads. 598 South Gilpin ferent lines of business. Fountain Service Sundriet gal. “Picnic Pack” Freshmen. Room 9-r-Kathleen Cuth­ Parochial Pupils to Concert Refreshments in keeping with the Your Butinest Appreciated “It’i Smart to Be Thrifty’* bertson, Bob Decker, Joan Dillon, Dianne occasion were served. 0 g c Aiiorted Fraizini, Nelva Gilbert, LaVem Ludwig, Alameda & So. Broadway Flavor* Gail Murphy. Students of the parochial The concert will be the first Stiidents from Loretto Heights Those who merited the citizenship schools of Denver will have the of two to be presented by the college advertised their fourth an­ honor roll are Seniors, room 1—Gerald opportunity of hearing some of orchestra this season just for nual Star Nights presentation, CONOCO PRODUCTS Broadway Creamery Archer, Vincent Archer, John Ballegeer, the world’s great music played the school children of the paro­ Victor Herbert’s Sweethearts, at Lubrication - Delco Batteries 66 So. Broadw ay Sp. 2665 nONNlE BRAE 1 Evelyn Bishop, L'oretto Brisnehan, Bar­ an assembly program Nov. 5. bara Bugg, Ron Burak, Margurette by the Denver Symphony or­ chial, private, and suburban Dickerson. Nick DiPetro. A1 Drumright, chestra under Conductor Saul schools of the region: There will be four evening per­ Car Washing Marianne Giba, Mary Ann Foley. Lor­ Caston on Thursday afternoon, An exciting program has been formances, Nov. 19-22, at 8:15 r W Shopping Center! raine Hayes, Marianne Horvat, Don Jel- niker, Rita Jermacons. Patricia Jones, Nov. 20, at 3 p.m. in City audi­ planned by Conductor Caston p.m. in Phipps auditorium. W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS /oe Libonati, Frances Lamirato. Marjorie torium. jo r the concert. It will open Letter From Bishop Lester, Bob Marchese, Bill McClimans, Alameda & Logan PE. 9840 with the gay “Espana Rhap­ In Red Chino Helen Mulligan. Dale Palese. Irene Phil­ sody” by the French composer FALBY'S lies, LeRoy Reichart, Barbara Reilly. Extracts from a letter of Bishop CONOCO PRODUCTS Jerry . Reynolds, Gene Smaldone, Cecilia Chabrier. It includes cheerful Edward J. Galvin to the Sisters S t u d w Smith. Lillian Taylor, Frank Vallero. Seasonal Party Spanish rhythms and folk tunes BUCHANAN’^ Paint & Hardware L«bricaUon. Car Waahini, Batteriea ABDOO Frances Weist, Tom Wright; room 5— of Loretto who formerly worked Recharftd. Tlra Valcaniilng Patricia Burger. Patricia Durant. Man- he heard during his visit to with him in the missions in Han­ Specializing in Spain. Christian Bros. Wines ' Lou Grisenti, Kathryn Hillen, Patricia yang, China, were read at the T r y Falby^s First” BONIVIE BRAE McAndrews, Colleen Maddox. Patricia All Popular Been Candid Weddings Reed. Venita Shaklee. Carol Shevlin. The delightful orchestral meeting of the Catholic Students’ Is Conducted We Deliver Rosemary Sprague, Patricia Wagner, fairy tale, “Peter and the Mission Crusade. The Bishhp COAOCO SERVICE Janet Westdal, Patricia Young; Wolf” by Prokofieff, a favorite \ 32 Broadwav PE. 2940 715 So. Unirer*ity PE. 4187 wrote of his “trial,” of the ac­ PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwv. 724 So. Univereity PE. 9909 Juniors, room 6—Lawrence Brown. of both young and old, will be cusations made against him, and George Bruno, Carol Bello, Arleen Bolkc. , one of the features of the pro­ HATTERS ALTERATIONS Open Friday and Saturday Carole Butt, Joan Coomer, Josephine By Youth Group of his sentence, which was to Bonnie Brae Frazzini, Patricia Gallefter. Kathleen gram. It will be narrated by leave the country within three Evening* Preisser's Red & White Garramone. Lucille lacino. Dolores Isaac­ (Cathedral Young People’, Club) Harry Safsttom, bass player of days. Bishop Galvin has been stay­ JONESES CLEANERS ( son, Kathleen Keeley, Joan Langer, Jer- the orchestra. D r u g € o . vail Larkin. Nancy Mancini, Catherine The CYPC Halloween costume ing at the Maryknoll house, RAceZOSS W a V A W S W W ? Aifred S. Anderion, Owner-Hanircr Grocery and Market Marchio, Barbara Marr, Mary Ann Per- party, held Oct. 29 in the Logan The ballet music of The Hong Kong. Have yopr Doctor phone us ito, Sharon Piper, Susanna Porferio, Dar­ Nutcracker Suite by Tschai- Speech students from the junior CLEANING • PRESSING FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES, AND lene Quilnan, Marcella Schneider. Joan street school, will remain a mem­ kowsky, will close the program. your Prescriptions QUALITY GROCERIES Spero. Darlene Tanko, Patricia Weiland, and senior classes were eligible ' NEW POCKETS Been, Winet, Etc. Phyllis Zarlengo, Mary Ann Penna; orable night of fun, strange The suite include “Overture for tryouts for the all-parochial Free Delivery SPruce 4447 WALT and GERT 88 SO. PENN ST. 763 So. Univereity RA. 2874 2881 E. Ohio Ave. (So. Univ. end Ohio) Room 12—Marian Baiamonte. Pat>icia sights, and many laughs. Prizes Miniature,’’ “Marche,” “Dance play in the Denver area. Tryouts M bU \ 1 1 Briscoe. Patricia Day, Frances Domenico. were awarded for the funniest of the Sugar Plum Fairy,” -were held in Annunciation high Barbara Lind. Priscilla Montano. Norma “Trepak,” “Arabian Dance,” Nov. 10. Carlin's Mobil Service Spitz, Patricia Stephens, Barbara Sulli­ and rpost Original costumes. The “Chinese Dance,” “Dance of A project of the literature com cleaners & Dyers van, Mary Ellen Woertman. Virginia high spot of the evening came BOB CAKLIN Zito. James Devis. Terry Haskins. Bob the Toy Flutes,” and “Waltz of mittee 6f the sodality, under the (Member St. Francis De Sale*’ Pariah) J. H. BoUinger - Dick Tremlett LaGuardia, Le.rry LeMay, Richard Vitry when masks were removed and the Flowers.” chairmanship of Mary Bazata, was 1 SOUTH GAVLORD j Frank Wright; the figures who had just been Lubrication Before the concert opens, to collect all kinds of Catholic 328 Broadway SQphomores. room 11—Mary Ann Bel­ parading and dancing quite “in­ various instruments of the or­ literature books, magazines, and Washing . . . Steam Cleaning monte, Clare Breen. Beverly Page, John cognito,” became once again the Pickup & Delivery 1 Phones PE. 3753 & 3754 1 Shopping District | Bruggeman, Mary Frances Burke, James chestra will be demonstrated by pamphlets. These will be dis­ Cuneo, Carol Donahue, Walter Ficklin, friendly and familiar faces of the first chair players, with a tributed under the direction of 1st & Logan SP. 9930! Joan Foley. Patricia Hanson, Jo Ann members and friends. Refresh­ short description given by Mr. the Catholic Charities. Herold. Carolyn Horvat. Joyce Jennings, m ent were _ served after which De Luxe Dinners Maureen Kennedy, Rosemarie Loehr, Caston. Members of the freshman class Shoes for the Family Beverly Potter, Donna Prokoseh. laabel dancing’continued for the remain­ The , trumpet, the highest have been discussing table eti­ Forget-Me-Not Flower Shop Steak “ Chicken - Fish der of the evening. Weatherbird and Trimfoot Rosevear. Janet Spits, Carol Sullivan, voice in the brass choir, will quette, student responsibility in 41 to $1.60 Sharon Sullivan, Frances Urbank, Elea­ be highlighted by Ed Lenichek, care of the home, and related Flowers for All Occationt Shoe* for Children Shrimp Or Fi*h ^ Chip* ..50c nor Wall, Frank Woertman; roopi 7 Sadie Hawkins X-Ray Fitting Anita Bemizoni, Nancy Larkin, Regina first trumpet, who will play a topics in their guidance class. Indi­ Free City Delivery — RA. 1818 Open 7 to 8 - Closed Sundays Reed; ^ Dance Held trumpet solo. vidual talks were prepared and Sendel Shoe Store W E E INN Freshmen, room 10—Nancy Ann Walls, The young women of the CYPC • The school children will join given by Carol Jo Bandel, Paula 285 South Downing Street George Beatty, Luciano Cozza, Dan Mor- in singing “Battle Hymn of the Curran, Sheila Kelly, Mary Lee 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 5087 1018 So. Gaylord - RA. 9853 iarty, Ronald Wright; room 8—Alma had the “upper hand’’ Sunday Werch, Barbara Nuoci, Claire Barbera, evening, Nov. 9, at the Sadie-Haw- Republic,” by Julia Ward Howe, McLaughlin, Judy Seep, Durelle Tim O’Leary, Don James; room 9—Kath­ during the concert. Yarhro, and Judy Bromstead. leen Cuthbertson, Bob Decker. Joan Dil­ kins dance. As is traditional on GAYLORD. BONNIE BRAE lon. Dianna Frazzini, Nelva Gilbert, La- the famed Sadie Hawkins day, CLEAISERS Verne Ludwig. Gail Murphy. the women present took the initi­ JEWELRY ative in all the events of the eve­ BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH PICKUP A DELIVERY St. Vincent's Parish PTA Del Diedrich, Prop. ning. Members responsible for the Patronize These Friendy Firms We C i r e ^ , ^ ^ Green Stamps Regis Qrad Earns Fame planning of this “turnabout” dance Guaranteed Repairing were rewarded for their efforts by PE. 1350 - 1025 So. Gaylord |l048 So. Gaylord SP. 6026 As Author of New Book a large turn-out. Plans Bake Sale Nov. 16 The CYPC is planning a roller ^ “The Sign Mobiloil - Pennzoil - Mobilgat 1092 So. Tim Mahoney, a 1912 graduate skating party for Thursday night, (St. Vincent de Paul’x Pariih, meet in the home of Mrs. Frank bcdu-belle sh ^ That Sells” Lubrication dc Washing D enver) Garland Thursday, Nov. 20. Gavlord of Regis college, Denver, is earn­ Nov. 13, at Skateland. The club For To# Markot Prlco Tune Up . Clutch A Brake will meet at the east side of the A bake sale sponsored by the Game Party Nov. 21 6403 East Colfax PE. 2464 BOB'S ing fame as a Western writer with PTA will be held after all the Lilt Yoir Proporty Capitol in time to leave by 7 :30 The Holy Name society’s an­ At Locust « With Ui So. Gaylord Service his new book. The Biff-Three, re­ o’clock. For those who will not be Masses on Sunday, Nov. 16. Mrs. nual turkey game party will be SUPER MARKET cently published by the Christo­ able to be at the Capitol at the Perry August and Mrs. Charles held in the basement of the new Center and Garage pher press. above time, a No.3 bus passes di­ Finder, cochairmen, will be at the parish hall on Friday, Nov. 21, Distinctive Meat, • Grocerie, - Vagetablo, rectly by the door of the rink at school Saturday, Nov. 15, from 3 Better Quality for Lett Author Mahoney, who resides in at 8 p.m. This will be the first THELMA KASSON 1001 So. Gaylord SP. 64431 Casper, Wyo., where he deals in 1990 S. Broadway. to 6 p.m. to receive the home- time this party will have ade­ Clothing sheep and oil, set his book in the The Camera club, one of the baked goods. quate facilities for taking care BEAUTY SALON early days of Wyoming and built CYPC’s most active groups, will The new chairman of the Cath­ of the usual large crowd. Everyone 2876 Colorado Blvd. * it around the range-land exploits meet Monday, Nov. 17, at 8 olic Parent-Teacher league is Mrs. in the parish is invited and asked For Hair Styling of three typical Western cowboys. o’clock in St. Paul’s chapel, Colfax Patrick Lyness. The next meeting to bring their friends. In addition Permanent fFaving KEENE SUPER MARKET The story, as the title indicates, and Logan. Don Ritenhouse will be will be held Thursday, Npv. 20, at to a big number of turkeys that Children PHONE DExUr 1188 is in three parts, with each part guest speaker. WTth the rapidly 1665 Grant, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. will be gpven away, there will be Thelm* K*a*on O'Connor, Owner 1093 S. Gaylord Fred Keene, Prop. RA. 0902 built around the life of one of his approaching winter season, the PT.4 members are urged to attend. a special prize. store Hours: 8 to 6:30 Mon., Tues., Wed. heroes. Mr. Mah.oney is active in club will be busily engaged in such All who are interested in join­ 1st 'Ladies' Ni^ht' 8 to 7 :30 Thurs., Fri. & Sat. Church and /:ivic 'organizations in activities and sports as skiing, ice ing PT.A circles are asked to call Thursday, Nov. 13, is “Ladies’ Ross Variety Store The firms listed here Casper. skating, and scenic mountain trips. Mrs. Stan Johnson at SH. 0265. Night” for the Pinochle club, • Nationally Advertised Foods All members interested in photog­ The Cub Scouts will hold a which will meet in the basement NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR deserve to be remembered paper drive Saturday, Nov. 16. H ardw are - Toy* when you are distributing ^ • Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Ladies' Hair Shaping raphy, whether or not they own a of the new parish hall. All mem­ camera, are invited to attend these The trucks will be at the rear of bers of the parish and their friends 2214-16 Kearney your patronage in the dif­ • Top Grade Meats — Sea Foods — Poultry meetings, which provide an oppor­ the new hall Saturday morning are invited. The game starts at Salon Recently Opened tunity for camera fans to improve to receive the paper. 8:15 p.m. Refreshments will be DE. 4488 ferent lines of business. Jt’i Keene Super Market for the Keenest Buys in Town on the technical aspects of photog­ Our Lady of Victory circle will served. Ladie, enjoy lovely bnir if raphy. properly abaped. Our method brings ST. JOHN'S PARISH The firms listed here Lyons Pharmacy out the highlights. St. Vincent's Hall Ready for Cagers To introduce the Patronize These Friendly Firms deserve to be remembered Your Extra Friendly Druaaiat opening o f my Full Regiatered Phirm.ciit new ladies’ hair ^ when you are distributing Down Town Price. your patronage in the dif­ shaping salon . . . Permanent Waving We Give Green Sump. prices reduced on a Specialty ferent lines of business. So. Gaylord & Tenn. PE. 0357 expert hair shap­ ABDOO S t u d io ing, scientific Specializing in My Lady Edith shampooing and hair styling. All shampoos are finished with a Candid Weddings Beauty Shoppe Quality CleaUlng ■ lovely rinse at no extra charge. Minnie Keiacici, Mgi. 715 So. Uniyereity PE. 4187 [omiiiunjtij floiiiEr Washington Park To introduce the quality and 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 O n r n 1043 SOUTH bflYLORD individuality of the ^ Winckler Cleaners Permanent Waves, prices are "re­ y i U l L PHONE SPruce73l8 K W. CHRISlAfSEN duced $5. Our permanent waves The firms listed here Mr. and Mrt. K. W. MeClean 1087 S. Gaylord SP. 7898 have that soft and natural curl OLSON'S every woman admires. deserve to be rvnembered Mr. Winckler, having owned Food Market when you are distributing i^nd operated one of Chicago’s your patronage in the dif­ Appreciate Your Business largest north side beauty salons ferent lines of business. for many years, enjoys an en­ 3030 E. 6th EA, 1801 ST. JAMES' PARISH viable reputation in scientific Please Patronize Theze Friendly Firms hair shaping, (resulting in that easy to handle curl), individu­ ality in permanent’ waving, and WALT BADGER Says: the desig;ning of a hair dress for ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH each individual. Pleasb Patronize These Friendly Firms Yonr Formal Dress will receive Regardless of the condition of your hair, may we serve you? Expert and Careful Attention We can assure you of improve­ ment in it with each visit to our OPEN ’TIL MIDIVIGHT EVERY XIGHt salon. Mrs. Winckler, a scilp Special­ s e r vic e Associated Cleaners ist for many years, personally NORM'S TEXA CO NORM ENGBLOM. Prop. Pickap ftnd supervises all scalp work. Noth­ 6736 E. Colfax Delivery Scrrice EA. 5462 ing but the best of supplies is TixaH aad Firutana Pradaiti SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK used in our salon. LikrititiM and Watbini TABOR 9222 All work is by appointment, DANSBERRn resulting in no waiting. May we Caroljm’s Cleaners Mayfair ® Service serve you soon? Feet Burn? 748 Fox Straet is rumored that the pastor, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joe De Anda, Prop. PHARMACY JOSEPH T. WINCKLER NO PICTURE CAN DO JUSTICE to You Need Genuine Phone CHerry 2832 (Formerly with Angel Beauty Salon) the magnificent new gymnasium and hall Eugene O’Sullivan, was the first to shoot a few Watbing - Lubricatiom PrMcriptlon, — Sundrie, baskets. Workmen are installing the other basket, Leather Soles Quality Dry Cleaning Acceiforie* - Tire, • Batteriei GIFTS - FOUNTAIN SERVICE 1270 Cook St. at St. Vincent’ de Paul’s parish, Denver, which, is “8 A H" Green Stamp, FREE DELIVERY Phone FLorida 3168 nearly ready for use. This picture of the back por­ on the stage end of the hall, Nov. 11 when this Santa Fa Shoe Hoepital^ We Pick Up and Deliver photo was taken by Warren Turilli.—(See story on 7 6 Santa Ft Drivt 14tb & Krameria DE. 9858 (Member! of B t Bhilomcnm’i PirU h). tion of. the nail shows a basket which had just been Ivaid It* tianti* by lill Alilu, E. Colfax ^ Olive FL 2337 Adv. installed for the youthful cagers of the parish. It page 1.) Miabtr at St JfUfb'i Fariab

J r- ■f ! Thursday, Novfinber 13,1952 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE FIVE Cathedral High to Celebrate Homecoming Nov. 16 2 Doctors'to Be at 3rd Session ’“—-■I (Cathadral Hifh School, DooTor) -t- + , + - f + ■+. £ jn Jts/d a in in jg ^ ? In Oscar Malo hall Friday nig^ht, Courtship andMarriage Not. 14, the traditional pi^in rally will inaugurate Cathedral’s Bluejays' Homecoming Royalty 62nd annual homecoming. Be a guest at your own party—in your home It Pep club president, Rita Breen, Forum Attracts 200 or in our private business party room. A assisted by Pep <4ub officers, Re­ (East Denver Young People’s rament parish, and Dr, Thomas gina Lowrey and Barbara DiPaolo, Club) are in charge of the rally. Cheer­ H, Foley, M.D., also of the . . . have ut do a moMt complete and beautifully leaders Mary Frazzini, Roberta The significance of “Emotional Mercy hospital staff and a mem- arranged reception in your home, or choice of halh, •S DiPaolo, Grace C de Baca, Arlene Maturity in Marriage” was ana­ her of St. James’ parish. ' lyzed Sunday, Nov. 9, by Dr. at turpritingly low pricet. Lohr, Jackie Saindon, and Betty Unmarried Catholic young peo­ Lou Aljegranzi, will lead Cathe- Lewis Barbato in the East Denver dralites in cheers and school songs. TPC’s Courtship and Marriage ple over 18 years of age and their We bake our own originally designed wed- forum at St. Philomena’s school, non-Catholic friends are invited Tom O’Connor, C club pres­ ing cakes . . . Specialise in ice carving and 10th avenue and Fillmore street. to be in attendance for the two ident, will introduce Father Owen Dr. Barbato, of St. Bernadette’s McHugh, athletic director, and remaining informative meetihgs decorative motifs. ' Coach Cobe Jones. Cobe will pre­ parish in Lakewood, is a professor of mental hygiene at Denver uni­ which will begin at 3 o’clqck N)jv. sent the team and outline prospects 16 and 23. ■ ! for Sunday’s game. Dwight Me versity. Before a near-capacity audience of approximately 200, he Cready, director of thp Pep club Thanksgiving Dinner Nov. 23 demonstration, will speak and will outlined the value of emotional aid in directing the rally. maturity as exemplified in tem­ The club plans to climax its perament, character, and give and Courtship and Marriage forum On Sunday, Nov. 16, the C club take ilV marriage. MS. SAYMOSD. Pep club, students, and alumni with a Thanksgiving dinner and Following a 10-minute recess social at Blessed Sacrament hall Catrini Maktiar, will assemble in the Cathedral for Formerly ef tbf on Nov. 23. Tickets will be on the 9 o’clock Mass. The Very Rev. midway in the session. Dr. Barbato "Top of tha Parti” sale at this coming Sunday’s Monsignor Walter J. Canavan will devoted the second portion of the forum. ( _ > H be the celebrant. forum to answering specific ques­ At 3 p.m. the Jay 11 will clash Single Catholic young people tions relative to emotional matur­ past high school age are most RESTAURANT with the Regis Raiders in the 1578 S. Broadway homecoming tussle. Queen Denise ROYALTY WHO WILL reign at the Bluejays will clash with Regis Raiders in the home­ ity. Sunday’s meeting was the sec­ welcome to join the East Denver Recommended by A. A. A. YPC and thereby avail themselves Negri and Princesses Judy Bagnall Cathedral high school homecoming are coming game, at 3 p.m. Sunday afternoon, Nov. 16. ond of four in the series of con­ Gourmet—A. M., H. A. SH. 2474 and Mary Sanders will reign over (left to right) Princess Judy Bagnall, Queen Denise A homecoming dance will be held in the Lincoln ferences. of the varied social activities of­ the festivities. At the half-time Negri, and Princess Mary Sanders. The Cathedral room of the Shirley-Savoy hotel that evening. fered by this expanding organiza­ period Denise will be crowned Medical Advice Scheduled tion. Complete information in queen by Father McHugh. Pep Next Sunday, Nov. 16, two printed form may easily be se­ club members will stage a demon­ well-known Denver phyticiani cured free of charge by calling f stration. CSMC at St, Francis' Sponsors Dinner will take the forum .potlight FL. 2132 or DE. 4535. \ / Climaxing a week end of activ­ with a diicutfion titled “The Square dancing is scheduled for DENVER’S MOST 1741 Tramont PL (St. Francis da Salas’ High School, mg year. The officers of the Sticksel. For the Stellae Clarae Catholic Doctor Explaini” — St. John’s school at 7:30 o’clock (48 14th St. ities will be the homecoming dance Denver) Stellae Clariores, the sophomore PROGRESSIVE in the Lincoln room of the Shirley- roup, the freshmen elected Mary the phyeical and phyiiological next Wednesday, Nov. 19. 42S E. 17th Aaa. The St. Francis de Sales’ CSMC club, are: President, Charles Leon­ f ean Glass president; Louis Ne- Savoy hotel, Sunday evening, 9-12 ard; vice president, Amelia Hud­ information necessary and use­ A successful business meeting 144 E. 11th At#. p.m. Music will be provided by sponsored a chop suey dinner in lan, vice president; John Bagan, ful before marriage. Scheduled was'held Nov. 12 at 8 o’clock in son ; secretary, Clarence Van secretary; and Dympna Luh^ck, 1847-41 Market St. 618 E. llth Art. Eddie Keeler and his orchestra. the school cafeteria, Saturday, Daren; and treasurer, Phyllis treasurer. to speak are Dr. V, R. Fortin, Christ the King hall. The addition' The homecoming queen attend­ M.D., of the Mercy hospital of future activities was the main TAbor 8874 Nov. 8. The dinner, held in a Chi­ + + + + staff, a member of Blessed Sac­ item of business. ants were chosen by the C club nese setting, was under the direc­ at a special meeting. Other candi­ tion of Sister Mary Damien, the dates for queen and attendants Mission moderator. It was served Accent on Far East were Mary Lou C de Baca, Mary by the sophomore girls and by Ann Dolan, Marlene Carlson, Mmes. J. Sticksel, Spahn, Marie Marsha Kuhl, and Mary Frazzini. Hiteman, Mary Cooper, and A. “Queen Denny” came to Cathe­ Phannenstiel. Responsible for the dral from St. Patrick’s grade preparation and decoration of the school in the seventh grade. An caffeteria tvere the junior girls. Do- active Pep club member, she was natiems were secured by Carol Ann on the 1951 prom committee. Bums, Ursula Denny, Kathleen Haling from the Sooner state. Lewis, Teresa Lawlor, Berpice Princess Mary Sanders entered Morgan, Catherine Caskins, Marie Cathedrpl high school fro*m Will ,Jamison, Margaret McCarthy, and JOE ONOFRIO Rogers high school, Tulsa, Okla. Joseph Craven. Place mats were She is an activity coeditor on the donated by the Adolph Coors dom- 0 Guardian. pany, and the chop suey was' se.; Princess Judy Bagnall climaxed cured from Winter Gardens res­ her 12-year stay at Cathedral by taurant, 1114 Broadway. The pro­ Nothing But The Finest being chosen lieutenant governor ceeds will go to the Society for of the student body and ^itor-in- the Propagation of Faith for dis­ tribution to the foreign missions. chief of Hi-Pal, Cathedral student Open Monday & Friday TiH 8:30 P.M. newspaper. " The St. Francis de Sales band, One of the events of homecoming under the direction of Hugh week will be the Student congress, Avis, took part in the Armistice day parade Nov. 11. The band sponsored by the National Forensic JOE JOE, JR. league. This is the first congress marched with the other parochial at which Cathedral will be repre­ bands of the city under the direc­ sented. Held in Weld County tion of Dwight McCready. courthouse in Greeley, Colo., the The Latin clubs of the sopho­ congress is patterned after a bi­ more and freshman classes have cameral legislature. There are elected their officers for the com- 30 members of the senate and 60 members of the house of repre­ sentatives. Cathedral will send as representatives Anne Welch^ 'Queen of Regis' Harry Cronin, Clarence Sturde- vant, Mary Friel, Judy Bagnall, and Joan West. To Be Introduced S H O W S Y O U Mary Keeley, ’52, was recently elected freshman class president At Ball on Nov. 14 at Loretto Hights college. An­ other of last year’s graduates, Jean The seven beautiful candidates McGraw, was chosen cheerleader for “Queen of the Regis Campus” ...Proof you$ m See at St. Louis university. Jean was a cheerleader at Cathedral in her will be introduced Friday evening, senior year. Nov. 14, at a college dance in the O F T H E DISTINGUISHED EXTRA QUALITY Harry Pamplin, ’52, was chosen Lincoln room of the Shirley-Savoy editor of Teen Tribune , the hotel, Denver. monthly publication for Junior Achievement, an organization The dance, which is an annual which teaches young people how affair sponsored by the Delta to run and operate a business. Sigma fraternity of the college, Elected junior class president at will start at 9 p.m., and all Reg;is Marquette university, Milwaukee alumni are invited to attend. Wis., was James Stitt, ’49, who is Also at the dance, the* Delta THE CATHOLIC STUDENTS’ MISSION CRUSADE majoring in journalism. Sigs will pay special tribute to unit of St. Francis de Sales’ high school, Denver, spon­ one of their members who has won sored a dinner with a Chinese setting Nov. 8. Two of the sophomore high honors in the business pro­ girls, who were waitresses dressed for atmosphere, are shown above. Sf. Vincent's Gridders fession after being graduated from They are Jocella Lubeck (left) and Rita Turilli.—(Photo by Warren DuMont Regis. The name of the aluranps Turilli) has not yet been announced. Tick­ Come in . . . lee th* clearer, living picture that prwei To Meet S t Catherine's ets for the dance are $1.75 per Du Mont leadership! See television’s top quality in cabinet couple. St. Vincent de Paul’s light Music for the dance will be 'Extension' Teen Contest design and construction at every DuMont price! Compare weight football team will play St DuMont’s finer sound! Catherine’s team for the city’s supplied by Happy Logan and* his By P at D e spa in tainment, and have personal inter- lightweight championship tomor­ orchestra. row, Friday, Nov. 14, at 8th and The national Catholic monthly views with outstanding celebrities. ' • FARTHER, CLEARER PICTURBI BETTER TONEI UW Josephine, at 3 p.m. Friends of Extension has once again opened These contests are sponsored to PROVISION TOO! the teams are invited to come out Camp Fire Girls Open the door of opportunity for all the encourage Catholic teen-age talent and root for the boys, who have Catholic students of America by to express itself through Catholic • CUSTOM-CRAFTED CABINETS . . . finer woods and really made names for themselves announcing the annual nation­ channels. Candy Sale on Nov. 15 craftsmanship at every DuMont price! this season. wide Teen contest. For further details of this con­ This contest is open to every Aiming at a second national test, its rules, and grand prizes, • "PICTURE GUARD" checks picture ioterierence! record, more than 3,000 Denver Catholic high school in the coun­ write to Teendom, Extension mag try. Each school has the oppor­ azine, 1307 S. Wabash avenue, Fathers to Be Guests area Camp Fire Girls and their • NEW ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS magnify, balance and elder and younger sisters. Horizon tunity to elect a representative to Chicago 5, 111. At Raider-Blueiay Tilt clubbers and Blue-Birds, start out Extension’s Teen board for 1952, perfect the picture signal received! Saturday morning on the annual who may become the guest editor DuMont BEVWLY Members of the Regis high Camp Fire candy sale for camp of Extension, and even the grand 21-inch cylindrical-fact • DU MONT SELFOCUS* TUBE gives clearest auto­ school Fathers’ club will be, hon­ prize winner of a week’s trip to Title Insurance DuMont CLINTON funds. There will be a rally at the 17-inch recttngulir DuMont Du Mont tubk Modern cabinet ored guests for the game between Orpheum theater at 9 a.m. Nov. Chicago, all expenses paid. is the modern method of ob­ of fine mahogany or limed oak matic focus from edge to edge! taining protection against any tube. Contemporary all-uiood the Regis Raiders and the Cathe­ 15. The gfirls will sell Brach’s The teen representative chosen cabinet with modem Plextone Teneera. Built-in antenna. dral Bluejays Sunday afternoon Party-Mix, a nationally known should be the one student that is defect in the Title of your t MATCHED SIGHT AND SOUNDI Picture and sound, real estate. finish in bracken brown or Nov. 16, at Regis stadium, Denver, chocolate covered assortment. most capable of interpreting the blond. Built-in antenna. on a single track, have equal power and fidelity! Gerry L’Estrange, an officer of Profits from the sale of this can­ ideas and desires oi his school. It . . . . And provide! the Fathers’ club, explained that dy will go toward a much-needed is not necessary that the student the “Dads’ Day” will be inaugu lodge at the Camp Fire Camp selected be enrolled in a journal­ SECURITY rated this year with an eye on Wilaha near Idaho Springs, in ism or literary class; the election making it an annual, affair. Each addition to maintenance at Wilaha is open to all members of the stu­ member of the club is being sent and at Camp Rollandet, the day dent body. From 209®® an invitation''through the mail this camp near Denver’s north city After sending the name of the week. limits. , selected student to Extension, the editor’s will forward a question­ naire based on the editorial con­ tent of the magazine. The student A m e r i c a n C y c l e r y will be asked to make “suggestions and contribute ideas for the maga­ zine’s Teendom program. oUMONt & T rik es When the student becomes an Loy-Awoy Now! official Teen Board member,> all Insures Marketability 1901 South Broadway PEarl 3180 the students in his high school are automatically eligible to enter in DuMont WAKEFIELD th ) many special Teen contests in^ 21-inch cylindrical-face J h n , J i i k . DuMont tube. 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PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Teljftphonei Keystone 4205 Thursday, Noyembcr 13,1952

VOSS BROS. Library Reports Rosary Makers' Club Produces Over 1,400 Rosaries In a ceremony (Our Lady of Fatima Club, BAKERIES held before the D enver) 8:15 o’clock Ma.ss ’the Visitation Rosary Makers 3 Stores to Serve You It Signed Up, of Our Lady of Fatima club, which Oct. 18, in ♦St. P h i 10 m e n a ’s meets weekly, is composed of 15 church, Denver, members. Father Herbert Bknigan Miss ilean Bove, 4 Books Added of St. Catherine’s parish in­ formerly of structed the group in rosary-mak­ Brooklyn, N. Y., (Catholic Information and ing eight monthit ago. Since their w a s married to Library Society, Denver) formation they ‘have 'made more INTERMOUNTAIN William Kabbert, than 1,400 rosaries. Mrs. Hazel M. Campbell, Daniel McEnery, rosary-making both of whom are librarian of the Catholic Informa­ ELEVATOR CO. residents of the tion center and library at 628 instructor, is teaching Mrs. Fran­ parish. The rite 19th street, reports the following ces Layne, I 348 S. Logan, the Denver — Lonf^mont was witnessed by new members in the past week. art of making rosaries. Mrs. Layne is confined to her home because^ of Hudson — Yuma the Rev. James Mary Therese Williams, Eliza­ O’Gtady, S.S.C., beth Ginal, Mrs. Johanna Kaonis, chronic illness. . ^ (’olo. assistant at St. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McKenna, The Nativity group of St. Jo­ Philomena’s. Ed Agnes L. Carey, Marion Brown, seph’s parish, which is under the Atlanta, IN'ebr. direction of Mrs. Peter G. Hokan- — Miller was the Ruby Miller, Mrs. T. S. Crowe, best man, and Mrs. G. E. McAuliffe, and Rose­ son, met in her home Oct 29 with MEMBERS OF the Visitation Tlosary Fred Geier, John Feely, W. H. Ward, Frank Synskie, M rs. Catherine line Murphy. the instructors, Mr. and. Mrs. Makers of St. Catherine’s parish, Denver, and Rosa Burkhardt. Meml^ers not shown are Mmes. Fort Morgan Mills Daniel McEnery. Sixty-four t-6- Anna Keen, John Sullivan, N. W. Dcering, Greta D. Mi^er w a s Four new books recently pur­ shown above are, left to right, Mrs. J. L. Dickerson, Inc. maid o f honor. saries were turned in to the na­ Dalpoz, Agnes Mingelkamp, Paul Kelly, and Law­ chased and in circulaticm are tional headquarters in Louisville, captain; pelva Jean Dickerson, Mmes.'R. Maploy, rence.— (Photo by Van’s studio) After the wed­ Storm of Glory, John Beevers; The Fort Morgan and ding a reception Ky. The rosaries are distributed to Man on a Donkey, H. F. M. Pres­ tbe missions and to Catholic so­ Hillroie, Colo. was held in the cott; Don Camillo and His Flock, home of Carlos Giovanni Guareschi; and Murder cieties that need them in Catholic Leading Worker in Nurses' Council , Mnnufactureri and Distributors 'Lubeck, 4197 S. at St, Dennis, Margaret Ann Hub­ Action work. Logan. After a bard. Circle to Meet Nov. 14 wedding trip to The St. Thomas Aquinas club The Carrying of the Cros.s circle Golden Sunshine Flour S an Francisco donated $2.50 to the library in of St. Dominic’s parish will meet In Hospital After Highway Accident Challenger Fortified the couple will the past week. Friday, Nov. 14, at 8 p.m. in the continue to re­ Joseph Learned, president of the rectory reading room, 2905 Fed­ (Archdiocetan Council of Catholic street, and Mrs. Helen Riordan of are patients in St. Jose^ih’s hos­ Feeds side in Denver, Catholic Information and Library eral boulevard. Anyone in the Nurses, Denver) Albuquerque, N. Mex, Also in­ pital. Mrs. Riordan, a former mem- where Mr. Kabbert is employed by the Public Service Company of society, presided at the board of area who would like to learn how Two Catholic nurses who were in­ jured in the same accident was her of this chapter, was instrumen­ Colorado. A recent convert to the faith, Mr. Kabbert made his First directors meeting Nov. 12 in the to make rosaries may call the jured in a car accident Nov. 8 are Mra, Lucy Crawford of Albuquer­ tal in organizing the spiritual Communion in the Nuptial Mass. home of Mrs. Howard Sleeper. captain, Mrs. Bernard Pilz, GL. Mrs. Mary Baker, 930 Magnolia que, a friend of Mrs. Riordan. All study club in 1948. 3906. Mrs. Bernieta Haftptman and To Name Candidates Frank Clarkson, captains o( the Daniel McEnery is instructing membership committee, gave re­ Sister Mary Bridget and Sister Social Action Committee, The nominating committee Alumnae Slate ports on the pending membership Mary Scholastics in rosay.y-mak- will meet Thuriday, Not. 13, drive. ing. Two sisters of the Dominican at 4 p.m. in St. Anthony'e hoa- Sisters of the Sick Poor,. 2501 pital to nominate candidates for Memberships are $1 a year and ACCW, to Meet on Nov. 17 president, treasurer, first rice entitle the member to the use of Gaylord street, begin instructions Fund Drive for this week. president, and a delegate to the any of the Catholic books and to (Denver Deanery, Archdiocesan the deanery office. Catholic executive board of the ACCN, Mrs. B. Hynes, 583 S. Grant, Council of Catholic Women) the series of lectures sponsored by Charities annex, 1665 Grant The election of tellers will taka the society. Library hours are turned in 25 broken rosaries, which * Mrs. C. H. Bettinger, social street, at 1:30. will be repaired for use in the place at the meeting Nov, 20 Wisconsin School from 12 noon to 5 p.m. Monday action committee chairman for Reports will be made by the in Mercy hospital. missions. and Saturdays; from 3 to 8 p.m. the Denver deanery, will pre­ members as to what pr^ogress So that all members will r^eive The Denver chapter of St. Tuesdays and Thursdays and Fri­ side at a meeting of this com­ has been made in their respec­ a ballot for the election off offi­ Clara Rosary college alumnae days; and from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 Denver Girl on Paper mittee on Monday, Nov. 17, in tive organizations in carrying cers, those who have changed met Nov. J in the home of Mrs. p.m. on Sundays. out the plans adopted last their addresses in the year are At Catholic University month by the committee, Henry P. LeClair. This meeting Individuajs who wish to join Washington, D.G. — Miss Jane asked to contact Theresa Kiely, was in honor of Father Samuel the library and were unable to do namely, first to interest people AL. 8970, and give her the new ad- Irene Hill, 1740 Sherman .street, in the idea of voting, to assist dr es.s. Mazzuchelli, O.P., founder of the so when the library members Denver, a sophomore majoring in St. Vincent's visited the parishes may mail their them if necessary by arranging The member who has the Dominican Sisters of the Most English at the Catholic University for volunteer drivers to the Holy Rosary at Sinsinawa, Wis. membership to the Catholic In­ of America here, has been named "Mystery Basket" is asked to EGG NOODLES The meeting was also to promote formation and Library society, a member of the staff of the polls; secondly, to attend legis­ contact Margaret Brown, pres­ aid in the national fund-raising 625 19th street. Parishes visited undergraduate newspaper pub­ Aid Society lature sessions as a study group; ident, PE. 1183, or Theresa drive among alumnae for the St. include St. John’s, Loyola. Blessed lished on the campus. She pre­ and to propagandize the show­ Kiely, treasurer, AL. 8970. A Clara building fund. Sacrament, Christ the King, Ca­ ing of the -film Government Is report on the proceeds of the viously attended Mt. St. Gertrude Your Business. The latter is the The chairman of the building thedral, and Mother of God. academy in Boulder, and had one Has Meeting basket will he made at the Mrs. Be.nadine Dunphy France, property of the Denver dean­ meeting Nov. 20. fund drive has stated: “We want summer term at the University of ery and it is suggested that it to help our Sinsinawa Dominicans 1630 E. 13th, will entertain the Colorado. Miss Hill won a fouf- St. Vincent’s Aid society mem­ New members of the ACCN St. Thomas Aquinas’ circle Tues­ year scholarship to the Catholic is a good program feature since the meeting in October are in their struggle to keep alive the bers were the guests' of Mrs. for meetings of parish organi­ Mary S. Moran, Patricia Denver, priceless heritage of the small day, Nov. 18, at 8 p.m. university in May, 1951. Thomas Morrissey in her home on zations. private school, not alone for the Mary Funk, Patricia Ann Bur- AT YOUR wealthy, but for those of modest Tuesday, Nov. 4. A group of topics for study right, all of Denver; and Martha means, also.’’ The guest speaker was the will be suggested to the commit­ Wessler of Boulder City, Nev. Parent-Teacher League tee members to convey to their FAVORITE In addition to St. Dominic’s Rev. William J., Mulcahy, pastor Lieutenant Erjavac, recruiting of the new Cure D’Ars parish. affiliates, such as citizenshpi in nurse for the Denver area, left GROCER'S grade school in Denver, St. Clara's a democracy, American women academy at the mother-house To Hear Regis Professor Father Mulcahy spoke on the life Nov. 7 for Pueblo to talk to the of St. John Baptist Vianney, the in our changed economy, immi­ students of De Paul college of location in Sinsinawa, a»d Rosary gration, the migratory worker college in River Forest, 111., the (Catholic Parent-Teacher League, A special prize consisting of a famous Cure D’Ars. He said this nursing. Lieutenant Erjavac re­ saint is beloved and revered by and the Church in Colorado, and cently gave a scries of talks on re­ Dominican Sisters of the Most D enver) hand-made rosary rack, donated television. Holy Rosary also teach at many by Mrs. S. Gonzalis, will be given many non-Catholics, who have cruitment at the University of The Rev. Lucius Cervantes, S.J., Wyoming and at Casper, Wyo. other grade and high schools and philosophy professor at Regis col­ a lucky member following the chosen him as their patron. Presidents of all affiliated or­ colleges. meeting. Mrs. J. A. Foley, hospi­ Eva Walsh gave a report on the ganizations and any .Catholic Virginia Hoop, formerly general lege,' Denver, will be the guest wom,an who would be .interested speaker at the meeting of the tality chairman, assisted by Mrs. deanery meeting. All Catholic staff nurse in Children’s hospital, Outstanding Woman's College Earl Bach of St. Louis’ school, women are asked to keep an ac­ in social action committee work Denver, joined the navy Burse Rosary college has recently Englewood; and Mrs. John Ros.si, count of their volunteer hours of are invited to attend the meet­ corps. been named one of the 10 out­ Assumption school, Welby, are in work, and turn it in to the various ing. • New members of the Volunteer standing women’s colleges in the charge of arrangements. Catholic meetings. Reference material and a list Nursing guild are Estelle Rador, United States and the only college Mrs. John Elliott, captain of St. of people well qualified to talk 3919 W. Cedar; Patricial Ann with two foreign branches: The Vincent’s Aid gp"oup for the Com­ on the subje’ets above are avail­ Burright, 250 ' W. EightW; and Institut de Hautea Etudes at Fri­ munity Chest, reported this gro«ip able to all parish organizations Charlotte Pinion, 250 W, fighth. bourg, Switzerland, where stu­ 40 New Members had collected six per cent over upon request by telephoning Mrs. Pauline McGinley, . 2590 dents may spend their junior year, its quota. Mrs. C, H. Bettinger, PE. 4326. Cherry, has been appointed ,spir- and the graduate school, Pius XII itual life chairman and will s^^e Institute, Florence, Italy. Are Received Into Television Sef the remainder of the term IBft Committee members represent­ In,St. Vincent's Queen's Daughters Hear vacant by the resignation of Mon­ ing the St. Clara alumnae in Den­ ica Arno. ver include Mrs. Milton Allen, Tabernacle Society Sister Mary Benedict, superior Mrs. Hgnry P. LeClair, and Mrs. j of St. Vincent’s home, reported Of Visit to Trappists Charles A. Haskell; and members The Tabernacle society met in one boy, age 7, had recently been representing Rosary college in­ the homd of Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff, adopted. She also said a tele­ The Queen’s Daughters met in Capitol Office vision set, which was’ donated by the Kenehan residence Nov. 9. clude Mrs. Edward B. Coughlin, | Denver, Nov. 7. Miss Barbara Donald Sumner, of the S. & S. Supply Co. Mrs. Walter A. Gavette, and Mrs.! Bach, chairman of the member­ Appliance & Television'" company, Miss Clara Courtney gave a re­ Patrick D. Horgan. I ship committtee, reported that 40 86 Federal boulevard, has been port of a visit to the Trappist 1550 Broadway AL 4556 abbey at Gethsemane, Ky. Mrs. new members werp received at installed in the home, and the Office Supplies & Furniture Benefactors Thanked this meeting. Margaret Booth discussed the boys were truly enjoying it. work that is being done by The sisters and boys of Mt. St. Mrs. A. E. Murchie reported The next meeting will be held the Opportunity school to prepare that she will have four sets of Vincent’s home, Denver, thank all in the home of Mrs. Oscar Malo displaced persons for future cit­ vestments ready for Christmas, on Dec. 2. who contributed to the success of izenship. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor and Mrs. Fred Gushurst said 200 William Higgins talked on the the recent benefit at the home. small linens are now ready. Miss Sacred Heart Alumnae contribution of Irish immigrants Eva Walsh reported on the recent to our culture. Rev. Luclu. Cervantes, S.J, deanery meeting. BAKERIES Ready to Eat Whole Conduct Monthly Meet Misses Marie Kreiner and Min­ Catholic Parent-Teacher league, Father John Scannell, pastor of The Colorado alumnae of _ the nie Duray are cochairmen for a 'The Finest Only** [ Fried Chicken $2.50 to be held in the Catholic Chari­ Christ the King parish, read sev­ Sacred Heart met Nov. 7. Projects games party to be held in the C. ties annex at 10 a.m. Thursday, eral poems, which he described as for the coming year- were dis­ D. of A. clubrooms Saturday, Nov. 87 So. Broadway ^ B A K E D H A M Nov. 20. "poetry in a lighter vein.’’ cussed, and the members attended 22. Luncheon \Vill be served 7.53 So. University t Whole or by Slice “The Family Relationship’’ is Mrs. Leonard Swigert spoke on Benediction in the chapel of St. promptly at 1 o’clock. Guests are 15.50 Colorado Blvd. Assorted Salads^ the theme of Father Cervantes’ civil defense, and asked all the Joseph’s hospital. Th^ Rev. Charles requested to bring cards. Home-Made Pies talk, according to Mrs. Matt Saya, women to inform themselves on Kruger, S.J., Regis college, lieague president, ^and all members the subject, and to take the many spirtual adviser, officiated. Four are urgently requested to attend courses offered by the Red Cross hostesses serve dessert and cof­ this important morning session. pertaining to civil defense. fee in their homes each month to HARDWARE HUMMEL'S the various members, after which Dcnver’i Leadiiif C«t«reri Christmas Party Dec. 5 McMurtry and Lowe’s Paints and DaHeateMen Mrs. Ella M. Weekbaugh invited they all proceed to the chapel. The k311 E. Seventh Ave. K£. 1986H Guild Arranges Mass the members to be her guests in hostesses this month are Mrs. R. E. Sporting Goods - Appliances Open Sandaya A Weekdays Till 7:30 her home on Dec. 5 at the Tab­ McHugh, Jr.; Mrs. Albert A. Admiral & Stromberg-Carlson TV CLOSED MONDAYS . For Sister M . Benedict ernacle Christinas party. At this Reide, Mrs. John P. McGlynn, and meeting Archbishop Urban J. Mrs. Guillermo Aragon. Open PHONE FR. 0200 — WE DELIVER Sunday! The St. Joseph guild will have a Vehr will be the honored guest. 8 to 6 9 to 12 Noon Requiem Mass said for the repose Navy Mothers’ Club of the soul of Sister Mary Bene­ dict Wednesday, Nov. 19, at 7:45 St. Thomas' Seminary Rocky Mountain Navy Mothers’ ^oodwhiL diwtdwahSL in St. Francis de Sales’ church, club 462 will meet at 1 p.m. Mon­ Denver. There will also be a Re­ Auxiliary Meet Nov. 18 day, Nov. 17, at 1772 Grant street, (Members of Blessed Sacrament Pari!*h) quiem Mass said for the deceased Denver, to complete plans for a <).zxr Green Stampi — 5301 Cherry Creek Drive — FR* 0200 FRUIT CAKE • • • • members of the guild -Tuesday, St. Thomai’ leminary auxili­ Nov. 25, at 7:45 in St. Francis de ary will meet Tue.day morning, card ®arty to be held in the Elec­ Sales’. Nov. 18, at 10:30 at 1772 Grant tric Institute, 16th and Champa, on Monday, Nov. 24,~at 1 p.m. Your Holiday rich ond luiciout For the meeting Saturday the •treet, Denver. Since there will hostesses were Miss Vincie Bianco, be no meeting in December, all Mrs. Nettie Unger, Mrs. Pauline loaded with nuts Mias Josephine Hurley, Mrs. Alma members are urged to attend Grant, Mrs. Lois Wennerstrom, BREWED WnH PURE FRUIT CAKE and help plan the activities for and Mrs. lone Stevenson will be the and candied fruits! Alyand, Mrs. Kate Gregory, Mrs. Catherine Hynes, and Mrs. W. the month. hostesses in charge. will make a big hit Harpold. ROCKT MOUNTAIN if it's from Safeway BUY IT AT SAFEWAYl Central City Marriage Fresh St. Mary’s church. Central BBB Turkeys City, w a s the SPRING WATER Scene of the wed- and Small Whites .^ing of Elizabeth Gayle Blake and Fruit cake is a traditional holiday treat . . . Testive and delicious Richard M, WILLIAM HENRY Branecki Oct. 19. feast fare. It’s wonderful to serve with coffee when friends drop in Located at Mullen Mrs. Branecki is Home For Boys the daughter of . . . just slice and serve. Safeway’s fruit cakes are full of- candied Mr. and Mrs. 0. F o rt Logan Blake of Black- fruit and fine rich nuts . . . each idgredient carefully selected and hawk, and Mr. Call SU. 1-0774 Only Branecki is the skillfully blended in much the same way as you yourself would do in son of Mr. and M rs. Joseph your own kitchen. You will find a selection of fresh fruit cakes, either Branecki of Min­ . neapolis, Miiin. light or dark, at youP Safeway . . . we guarantee you’ll like them. SKOUSTS n pserr oasma Following th e MARY ANNE ceremony, a breakfast and BAKERIES dinner were held i n • Ramstetter’s All Butler cafj in Black- CAKES hawk. The couple for left on a wedding Wedding, and trip through P.rtie. Mexico, and upon WAY SOI 8. Broadwiy—PE. M29 their return will AMERICA'S FINE tIGHT BEER 1(24 8. Gaylord • 25 Broadway make their home PEarl 7315 SPrnc. 7413 (5 W. Girard Enil’w'd 8U. 1-1(58 in Blackhawk.— (Photo by Jerome MOlfIt C00(i COifAMir. OOlOl*. COWIAOO. O.I.At, studio)

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Thursday, November 13,1952 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER t Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN Archbishop's Guild Benefit. Successful Sodality to Hear Study Club Is Organized Noted Jesuit W ill Lead (Archbithop’s Guild, Dunrur) j ■+ • + + + University Club Discussion The annual benefit held Nov. 8 Rep. J. J. tarter For Parish in Englewood tn the Democratic club was a Father William B. Faherty, well Because of conflicting sched­ success. The cammittee thanks all Examining Awards (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) merce, and a, graduate of Notre known Jesuit historian, sociologist, ules, the meeting this month wjll and the author of Destiny of Mod­ be held on the third Wednesday, who Peggry Williams, 1046 Leaders in a newly organized Dame university, will address the At Meet Nov. 19 pariah study club are Mrs. Mary Holy Name men at their December em Woman, will be the chairman Nov'. 19, instead of the third Lincoln street, was the recipient of Eddy, Miss Marion Hanson, Miss meeting. Mr. Schrader U a Cath­ of the November discussion group Thursday. The discussion will the RCA television set. _ . James J. Carter will be the Eleanor Herron, and Miss Mary olic and hopes to locate a home of the St. Thomas University club. be^n promptly at 8 p.m. at the The following is a list of the Speaker at the meeting of the Morales. Parishioners who are in­ for his family in St. Louis’ parish. The topic to be discussed will Knights of Columbus, 16th ave­ gifts and the people who donated Cathedral parish sodality Wednes­ terested are invited to attend the Mrs. Thomas Garrison, gave an be a different phase of the topic nue and Grant street. them: Frances Jennings, dish day, Nov. 19, at 8 p.m. in St. Paul’s Monday evening meeting at 7:45 interesting talk, most descriptive presented by Lt. Eugene Hogan It is hoped that all of those garden; Mary Lou Bradbury, chapel. Mr. Carter, a Denver at­ in the new rectory. The text that of the many, places in'the Holy last month, and will be entitled present at the last meeting will be ceramics; Holland bakery, cake; torney, will speak on “State Gov­ will be used is The Church Year Land which she had visited. Her “The Other Way to Fight Com­ able to attend with a friend; Frosty Foods, 15-pound turkey; ernment.” He was recently re­ and Home lAfe by Father Bernard talk was heard by a large group munism.” Guests are welcome. North Drug company, two elected^ representative from Den­ A. .Sause, O.S.B. of PTA parents at last Tuesday permanents; In & Out Car wash, ver county to the State Legisla­ A turkey party is planned for evening’s meeting. The prizes fo' one car wash; Richard’s Drive- ture. Mr. Carter is a graduate of Friday evening, Nov. 21, at 8 in the most mothers and fathers pres­ In, two steak dinners; Regis college and received his law the cafeteria of the new school. ent were won by Sister Patrick’s Denver’s largest degree from the Catholic .univer­ North Englewood hardware, Members of the Altar society, with room. selection of sity. Ififants baptized Nov. 9 werb picnic set; Ludwig floral, $3 gift; Preceding Mr. Carter’s talk a the help of their husbands and beautiful new Tollefson furniture, lamp; Char- sons, will sponsor the party. Linda Margaret, daughter of Mr. leen Novelty, vase; Englewood brief business meeting will be held, Arthur Dufour, grand kni;^t of and Mrs. Richard H. Bens, with Bridal Gowns, and Father Robert Breunig, spir­ William and Evelyn Porter as spon­ Formal Wear, hardware, two vases; American itual director of the sodality, will the St. Mary council, Knights of cyclery, tricycle; Sterling furni Columbus, addressed the Holy sors by proxy for Leroy find Rita Cocktail Dresses give his usual religious instruction. Walters; William Michael, son of ture, lamp; South Gaylord Gift The apostolic committee in Name men at their breakfast meet­ to the waist- shop, shaving cup; .Donald charge of the meeting will be host ing in the., cafeteria of the new Mr. and Mrs. William Porter, with flowers, spider plant; Moore school the past Sunday morning. Milton Gardner and Elizabeth nipping at the social hour following the Thomas Galligan, for 17 years Nokes as sponsors; Rose Marie, foundations. cleaning, one cleaning job; business parley. Members of this Fortune Dry Goods, 10 ties committee are Ruth Holzer, chair­ superintendent of schools in daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph South Denver Evergreen, planter man; Mary Fitzsinfmons, Marcella Laredo, Tex., now a member of Szeibert, with Wendel and Vir­ You are Carlson Dairy, ice cream; Lake Costello, Teresa Lo(*s, and Rowena the parish, also spoke on the work ginia Illi as sponsors; Caroline cordialljr wood cleaners, certificate; Quinn Gruber. of the K. of C. in Texas. Walter Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. invited to floral, a plant; and Palmer florist, On Sunday, Nov. !16, the sodalists Schrader, the new secretary of Joseph Szeibert, with Wilfred and Bee this a pepper plant. will receive Communion in a group the Englewood Chamber of Com­ Mary Ann Buelt as sponsors. ‘ collection The guild has a few patrons in the 9 o’clock Mass. The Euchar­ whose names did not appear in SEVERAL OF THE SPECIAL PRIZES that were istic committee, composed of Leora the past week’s Regiafer. They are Reed, chairman; June Holzer, Annual Thanksgiving Party Mrs. Virginia Hunt, Mrs. William awarded at the Archbishop’s guild benefit Nov. 8 are Frances Bertoluza, Dorothy Nies- Eden, Mrs. John Fortune, Mrs. being viewed by (left to right) Frances Jennings, Grace Barth, lanik, Jane Gruesen, Mary Elpers, Donald Aymami, Mrs. Horace Virginia Vaughn, Billie Lou Weber, and Mary O’Connor.— (Photo by and Theresa Wolfe, will be in Crawfoot, Mrs. Lucille Poffer Smyth) ■ charge of the breakfast in St. Slated by St. John's HNS Mary Bell Hizer, Mrs. John F. Paul’s chapel following Mass. Murtaugh, Mrs. L. A. Higgins, St. Any girl interested in becoming ^ (St. John’s Parish, Denver) for a worker to call at one’s home. Anthony’s circle; Junior Catholic Daughters a member of the sodality is invited The second annual Thanksgiv­ St. John’s Altar and Rosary so­ Mary Louise Bradbury, Lon- to the business meeting and the ing social of St. John’s parish will ciety will meet on Friday, Nov. 19, nette Green, Frances Edmonds, Communion breakfast, or she may be held Friday evening, Nov. 28, in the home of Mrs. Leonard Free­ Isabelle McNamara, Marion Kelly, At Loyola Select Officers contact Kathleen Lare, member­ in the Silver Glade of the Cosmo­ man, 476 Westwood drive. A des­ Helen Kinkel, Mary Alice Bell, ship chai»nan, GE. 2431, for fur­ politan hotel. The party is spon­ sert-luncheon will be served at 1 Catharine Maloney, Frances .Ten (Junior Catholic Daughters of Deasley; and press reporter, Mary ther details. sored by the Holy Name society o’clock; and the meeting, which A m erica) Agnes Saya. Chairmen were ap­ nings, Margaret Sullivan, Pikes pointed for the following commit­ as the principal parish social ac­ will be presided over by the presi­ 515 Sixteenth Peak cleaners, Buchenan & Htfff The newly organized St. Berna­ tivity of the year. All parishioners dent, Mrs. Louis Koster, will fol­ Next to the Pararaonnt dette’s troop of Loyola parish held tees: Sunshine, Marietta Mor- ner, Martha Serafini, Mountain rotta; telephone, Kathy Haley; are asked to make plans to attend low immediately. After the busi­ Frozen Foods Mmpany, and Fraser its first meeting Nov. 8. The offi­ the social. A number of parish­ ness meeting, Mrs. Albert Riede, cers elected are as follows: Presi­ activities, Mary Joe Frawley and St. James' Sets Taylor Electmal appliances. Frances Allelhaps. The girls began ioners are making plans to attend program chairman, will present dent, Leova Valdez; vice presi­ in groups. Tickets may be obtained the guest speaker, the Rev. John All mamberi art invited to an dent, Lourdes Valdez; secretary, working on dolls for the Santa all-organisation meeting to be Claus shop. A skating party will at the rectory *or from members Regan, pastor of Mother of God Patta Lee; treasurer, Marilyn Annual Games of the society. parish. held Monday, Nov. 17, in St. be held Nov. 22 in Mammoth Gar­ Francis da Sales’ library, 235 dens. The next business meeting In connection with the social, All women in the parish are cor­ DR. JAMES P. S. Sherman street, to make will be Dec. 13 in the home of the Holy Name society is sponsor­ dially invited to the luncheon and ing the presentation of three gen­ meeting. | GRAY . further plans for the lecture by Marietta Morrotta, 3230 Williams Party Nov. 15 the Rev. Mark Tennian, Mary- CCW Directors street. erous awards. Proceeds from this Mrs. Frank Freeman and Mrs. knoll missionary. Kateri Tekakwitha troop will (St. Jame»’ Pariih, Denver) project will be used )Dy the society James P. Tufts are in charge of Optometrisl The annual games party, will be the care of the altars and sanc­ The Morning Star circle mem­ have a skating party Nov. 23 in for its contribution to the new St. VISUAL CARE the D. U. stadium. The next busi­ held in the Knights of Columbus John’s chufrch and to help inaugu­ tuary in November. EYES EXAMINED bers will meet Nov. 21 in the home Planning Albany hall Saturday night, Nov. 15. The of Mrs. Clella Barry. They will ness meeting will be Dec. 13 at rate a hot lunch program for the Baptized Nov. 9 by the Rt. Rev. VISUAL TRAIMXG 10 o’clock with Miss Margie Altar and Rosary society is spon­ school. The support of parishioners Monsignor John P. Moran were assemble their layette at this soring this party, assisted by Optometrist meeting. Kleinschnitz, 263 Clarkson street. will insure the success of this am­ Mary Margaret, daughter of Mr. Meet on Nov. 18 St. Patrick’s troop began its first members of the St. James Men’s bitious program. and Mrs. Carl Cunningham, with The articles for the layette will club under the direction of Greg­ Donald F. McMahon, 304 Down­ 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. St. be turned in at the meeting of the aid project at a meeting Nov. 1, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Minor as The board of directors of the and made plans for a swimming ory Str'etz. Helen Boyle, chair­ ing, PE. 8918, is chairman for the sponsors; and Pauline Jeanne, Phone for Appointment Key of Hea\?en circle in the home man, announced that many valu­ of Mrs. Robert Molloy Nov. 19. Denver Archdiocesan Council of party for Nov, 15 at the D. U. Thanksgiving social and is being daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale T.V 8883 Catholic Women will meet in stadium at 3 p.m. able and attractive items have assisted by members and officers Whittaker, with Mr. and Mrs. Don Two new members, Eileen Housen been secured that will be dis­ and Clare Wieder, will be present the Albany hotel, Denver, at 11 St. Dominic Savio’s troop began of the society. Christopher as sponsors. o’clock Tuesday, Nov. 18. Mrs. work on its harmonica band. A played. Turkeys will be the main St. John’s lightweight football Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kissell, Stella Fred W. Gushurst, president of skating party will be held Satur­ attraction of the evening. All pa­ team placed second in the East di­ ORNAMENTAL Maris circle, have a girl, Julie the council, will preside. day, Nov. 22. ' rishioners, their relatives, and vision of the Junior parochial PI Ann, born October 13. The following archdiocesan The St. Rose of Lima troop will friends are invited. league. Peggy Williams will be the chairmen of committees will pre­ hold a progressive' dinner Satur­ The Rev. John Harley Volunteers for the Civil De­ hostess at the meeting of St. sent the program: Libraries and day, Nov. 15. The girls w'ill meet Schm itt will be the guett fense course should contact the ORNAMENTATIONS Luke’s circle Tuesday, Nov. 18 literature, Mrs. Howard Sleeper;. at 6 p.m. in the home of Linda speaker in the meeting of the PTA president, Mrs. Norman Com­ I LouAnn, daughter of Mr. and Civil defense, Mrs. Leonard Pike, 1208 S. Elizabeth, for the Altar and Rosary society Fri­ stock, before Sunday, Nov. 16. FOR INDOORS AND OUTDOORS -3 Mrs. Martin Sprague, St. Joseph’s Swigert; and public relations, last course. day, N o t . 1 4 , in the Montclair The group will make plans for a circle, is recovering after being Mrs. Lite Gallegos. Chairmen Civic building. A luncheon will convenient meeting time, probably 5 hit by an automobile. Mrs. Rose who are members of these ..rch- be served at 1 o’clock. All about twice a week. LOVELY and ENDURING CHARM % Bayles and Mrs. Alberta Kurtz- diocesan committees are invited Alumnae Name women of the parish are invited The Lady of Fatima circle rnet underwent operations recently. to attend. to come. Each member is asked in the home of Mrs. Walter Lifetime Attraction and Durability Both are doing well. to bring a new member of the Badger Nov. 4. Mrs. Howard Kel­ The Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., parish recently moved into the U Eileen Koser and Mrs. Jo­ city editor of the Denver Cath- Committee Heads sey entertained St. John the Evan­ For designs ond puurpotes not shown, otk ns. Wo may hove fbom sephine Grant became new mem­ parish. gelist’s circle Nov. 5. In stock or hovt our Moster Croftsmon design end complete your nlie Register, will speak on At a meeting of the board of The PTA has a display of Christ­ Black Cost Aluffilnom r ber's at the meeting of the St. “Public Relations’’ at the lunch­ The Christmas card committee Lamp Only $21.95 own Individual Idea. directors of the Denver chapter of mas cards each Sunday on the will have ,its display of cards and Frances Cabrini circle in the home eon, which will be at noon in first floor of the school. Parish­ Economy Wrought Iron Col* of Helen Roberts. the Loretto Heights Alumnae as­ holiday wrappings at the rectory umns —- $16.95 to $31.50 the Cedar room. Luncheon reser­ sociation, held at Loretto Heights ioners are asked to see the display ORDER NOW FOR HOLIDAY GIFT DELIVERY An afternoon meeting of Holy vations must be made before this Sunday morning, Nov. 16. Designed for Heovy Loedf college Nov. 3, committees were after the Masses on Sunday and Orders may be placed at that time Family circle will be held Wednes­ Saturday, Nov. 5, with Mrs. to place their orders as soon as For cfirishnos Anniversaries 0 Newlyweds o Birthdays 0 Other Occasions appointed to conduct activities or an appointment can be made A gift that will bo rtmombortd forever. day, Nov. 19, in the home of Mrs. Jack J. Ward, 334 Galanago throughout the coming year. possible. Margaret Davidson. Mrs. Geral­ street, AC. 2420; or Mrs. E. E. The membership committee will Mrs. Mary Noll, membership dine White, a new member, will Stanley, 1150 S. Monroe street, be headed by Arlene Schuster; chairman, reports that the mem­ BRACKET and SILHOUETTE WALL SIGNS be present. RA. 4389. ' program -committee by Gertrude bership drive was almost 100 per Derby Parish Sets Waters MacHendrie and Vivien cent successful. The seventh and Street Jacobs, cochairmen; col­ eighth grades tied in the contest lege relations, Mary Louise for first place in bringing irulOO Dance in Welby Stephenson; publicity, Virginia per-cent returns. The prize for Duggan Koonce; and ways and each class was $4. Gym November 22 means, Marie Mapelli. The public PTA Meeting Nor. 18 $15.50 $8.50 $9.50 relations committee will be under The PTA. will meet Tuesday Derby.— (St. Catherine’s Par­ the joint chairmanship of Pat night, Nov. 18, in the Walsh Me­ Crawford and Kathleen Shiel ish)—The "free turkey Dutch YOUR NAME AND HOUSE NUMBER morial hall at 8 o’clock. The at­ hop” will be held Nov. 22 at 8 Hemming. Cathy Schrodt Ott will traction for the evening will be m m m m o’clock in the Welby gym. Chair-, $5.00 act as chairman of the circle eofti- Leon the Hat Designer. The spe­ men of the event, Frank Appel- MADE TO ORDER mittee. cial prize will be an individually harts and Tom Palizzi, promise an The fir»l activity will he the styled hat by Leon. Everyone in entertaining evening for all. annuel Chrietmai party, honor­ the parish is-invited. ' Many women are still needed Finer Services ing the children of alumnae, to Those who plan to attend the to help at the dance. Anyone who he givaii at the college on Sun­ Catholic Parent-Teacher league is able to work at the affair is day, Dec. 2 1 . a meeting in the Catholic Charities asked to call either Haz. 155-M or $8.75 for Catholic Families Alumnae night for Loretto’s annex on Nov. 20 are asked to 523-W. Star Nights will be Wednesday, get in touch with Mrs. Mintkin The women of the Altar and Nov. 19. Tickets are on sale at the at EA. 6894 for reservations. Rosary society will open the bake Denver Dry Goods Co. and the Baptized Nov. 9 were Mary /Di­ sale at 9 o’clock Saturday morn­ This firm has served the ane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. sms 3 I college. ing, Nov. 22, in William’s 5 and 9 ^ John E. Ward, with Remo and 10 in Derby. It would be appre­ $8.50 $8.00 $S.OO $4.25 $8.00 needs of Catholic families Lullaby Lane Bonita as sponsors; Gary Michael, ciated if all the women in the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. parish would deliver their bakery Anniversary Roth, with George Roth and Mar­ MARKERS FOR ESTATES-RANCHES-COUNTRY CLUBS-RESORTS, Etc. since 1890. Our chapel, with The Lullaby Lane, 278 S. Down­ donations to the sale as soon as jorie Reid as sponsors; possible. Those who are unable M. ing, infants’ and children’s shop, William Duane, son of Mr. and to deliver their donations are its lovely murals provides owned and operated by Mrs. Peter Mrs. Arnold B. Gallegos, with Ser- asked to call Helen Palizzi at Haz. Jonke of S-. Francis de Sales’ par­ afine and Ruby Montoya as spon­ 523-W and it will be arranged to ish, Denver, is celebrating its fifth altogether suitable sur­ 1 sors; and Richard Lee, son of Mr. have someone pick up the dona­ anniversary on Saturday, Nov. 15. and Mrs. Irwin A. Dolfinger, with tion. roundings for Catholic Free flowers and gifts will be Harvey Long and Margaret Gad­ Mrs. Lorraine Reinert is feeL given away. Many fine bargains dis as sponsors. ing better after being quite ill this funerals. in children’s wear will be found Our Lady of Fatima circle will past week. $18.00 Plus Tox $17.00 Plus Tax in this specialty shop, and the an­ be host in the meeting of the Al­ Father Dominic Albino, O.S.M., niversary sale runs for seven days. tar and Rosary society Friday, director of St. Catherine’s, left The store will be open until 8 Nov. 14. Members are Mmes. John this week for California, where he o’clock on Tuesday and Saturday Cullinan, Joseph Constantine, will spend a short time visiting evenings until Christmas. Jack Knudsen, Richard Needham, his family. Maurice Mahoney, William Van Mrs. Doty, Mrs.' Rack, Mrs. At Third Order Parley Dyke, and Marie McQuade. Hepp, and Mrs. Campbell ^whlun- Girtipare Our Insurance Plan Alice Guthercole, Jeannette Sanctuary workers for Novem­ teered to clean the oburch this Ryan, and Lucille Stevens have ber are Mrs. Joseph Constantine, month every Friday evening fol­ $18.00 Plus Tax ( $17.00 Plus Tax $15.45 Plus Tax With Any Other Offered returned from Milwaukee, where Mrs. R. J. Needham, Mrs. Frank lowing the novena. they attended the convention of Brenner, and Mrs. William Van There will'be someone selling ORNAMENTAL IRON MAIL BOX STANDS - MAIL BOXES NOT INCLUDED the Third Order of St. Francis. Dyke. Christmas-cards every Sunday fol­ lowing every Mass in the vesti- buje'of the church. The Altar and Recently Married JRbsary society is sjwnsoring the sale of these cards in aiding the Gloria Philip- movement to “restore Christ to 3 poue and Ken­ Christmas.” neth J. Welsh Rose Appelhans and Mary Honan ^ Son Chapels were married in Kaiser are caring for the altar, KLystone 6297 KEyston* 6290 St. Vincent de and Mrs. Weigel is laundering the Paul’s church, altar linens and vestments. 1527 CI«vtlJind Place Denver. The bride is the daughter of Mr. Hemorrhoids and Mrs, Samuel M-32 $18.95 M-33 $18.95 M-34 $18.95 M-31 $30.50 M-35 $14.50 M-34 $14.50 (PILES) J. Philippoue of ORNAMENTAL Denver; and the Healed by my proven methods WEATHER VANES VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME 400 BROADWAY bridegroom is the No ane.thetic. No turgary. No RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. son of Mrs. Maria •uffering. No danger. No hoipi- Weleh. A ■ reCep tal. No loo of time from work. spTIw mail orders filled tion was held in Dr. ‘ - OR MAIL SHIPPED ANYWHERE PARCEL POST PREPAID. GENERAL TIRES the home of the bride’s parents. Allen B. This Coupon CUP AND MAIL THIS COUPO/I.WITH ARTICLE WANTED General Batteries After a short Croetsmann If prico is net shown wo will aSi!!ir wmau wedding trip, the couple are mak­ i n 14th 8tr«

rAGE EIGHT Office, 9 38 B annock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, November 13,1952 Jays Could Snare *52 Title by Whipping Raiders Sidsdim . SdM h^hiL' Regis Dampens Bulldog Hopes Weary Ponies Have By Carl Balcerak the day, plunged eight yards for Refit hat bceq pretty rough,’ On two occasions, he made the Sports Dean Is Too Hasty The Regis Raiders continued in a touchdown. In the second quar­ taid Mauter. “And in the back- Tiger quarterback fumble by hit­ their role of “spoilers” Nov. 9 by ter, the Cardinals’ Eloy Mares field, Ron Cito of Cathedral hat ting him with vicious tackles and battling the St. Joseph’s Bulldogs gathered in Priselac’s flat pass on bean about the hardett guy to was a big factor in holding the Sunday Date With In Underrating 'Horsemen^ to a scoreless tie in a game that his own 40-yard line and galloped. get hold of.” Tigers scoreless in the first half. ffatured sparkling defensive play 00 yards into the end zone for the On several occasions, Don Eagle lone Cardinal marker. broke into the Raider secondary to Ron Burak, the Holy Family By Patrick Brrjjnan by both^ides. fullback, handled a large part of Although they cannot win the Coach Sam Jarvis found some­ thwart their offense. In the third the defensive chores for the Tigers It has always been our opinion that it is unfeasable and impos­ championship, the Raiders can stop thing to cheer about in the rugged quarter, he recovered a fumble on when he came up from the sec­ Bulldogs at 12:30 sible to analogize accurately the merits of a football team of another playing of Don Mauser, the Red- the Raider 10-yard line, only to Cathedral’s title march if they beat have Don Smith scoop up a St. Jo­ ondary to make several smashing era with the ability of a modern eleven for the purpose of determin­ the Blue Jays in a feature game bird ri^ht tackle. tackles of Gremlin runners. He ' By Don Klene ing the superiority of one or the other. We were amazed, therefore, seph funsble two plays later. Nov. 16. If they can manage “Mauser has been a tower of When John Meier of the Raid­ also engineered the Tiger’s lone at the dogmatic assertions of Jack Carberry, the dean of Rocky another tie, ther^ would be a dead­ strengd;h all season, both on of- scoring drive in the final quarter Cathedral’s high-flying Blue Jays could wrap up the Mountain sportswriters, in the Nov. 7 issue of the Denver Post, Fol­ ers hobbled the pass from center lock for the league championship on an attempted fourth down kick when he threw a short pass to flag with a win over the Regis Raiders in the season finale lowing are excerpts from Mr. Carberry’s commentary in which he between St. Joseph’s and Cathe­ Jerry Reynolds who ran 57 yar^ at 2:30 o’clock Sunday, Nov. 16, at Regis stadium. In the 'rated the 1952 Colorado Buffs (who lost to Missouri, 27-7, Sunday) dral. in the fourth quarter. Eagle for the touchdown. as superior to the 1924 Notre Dame Four Horsemen eleven that rode In the opening game the past charged in to smother him and 12:30 opener the willing but battered Mullenites are granted roughshod over nine intersectional foes and wrecked a great Stan­ Sunday, the Blue Jays overpow­ nve the Bulldogs possession of the small chances of impounding the ball on the Raider 33-yard line. and have this week end’s work ford team; . , „ , . ered a fighting, but outclassed Bulldogs of St. Joseph. “We want to emphasize our belief that football as it is played Mullen eleven, 21-0. John Mulligan drove through re­ The door to the pennant was very clearly cut out for them. today is a superior game in its every phase to football of the past. peatedly either to stop the Bulldog Asked whether his team might The fieTceness of the Raider- runners at the line of scrimmage also barely open to St. Joseph’s Down through the years we believe that the greatest Irish team of Bulldog clash was attested to by and even to Regis as a result of be able to tie the Cathedral team or throw them for losses. He ap­ as it did St. Joseph’s, one of the history was the one which on New Years day, 1925, defeated Stan­ fumbles at crucial stages, numer­ peared as fresh in the final mo­ the past week’s scoreless tie be­ ford, 27-10, in the Rose Bowl. ous penalties, and three field goal ments of the game as at the start tween the Bulldogs and the sur­ Raider standouts the past week “Yet we honeitly believe that tbit 1925 club, playing the iame attempts — two by the Bulldogs prising Raiders. replied, “No, we won’t tie them. and one by the Raiders. Each team When the Raiders quick-kicked We are going to beat them.” type of ball ai it played then againit the game at it ii played toda^, was able to penetrate within the from their own 20-yard line with St. Joseph’s could seize undis­ would have great difficulty winning from either' Iowa State or other’s 10-yard zone, but was less than two minutes to go in the puted honors by means of a win If the down-trodden sophomore Kansas State, the two bottom clubs of the 1952 Big Seven. Oh, we forced back by driving tackles or game. Mulligan raced down and over Mullen and , a Regis upset of Mustangs could turn back SL Jo- do not mean that Elmer Layden, Jim Crowley, Don Miller, and penalties. dropped the receiver on the Bull­ Cathedral. Regis could tie Cathe- The heartbreaker for the Bull­ dog 35-yard line, dral for the championship in th e C ^ J’* dogs ociurred in the third quarter On the next play, he stopped eventovonf ofAp a win nuoi*over fiin the Jays.Tova andonH aiullen s season WQuld cxpiTe In when DeNuzzi grabbed a punt on Lefevre for a five yard loss. 'The a Bulldog upset at the hands of a rosy aureole. But with Vince his own 22-yard line, eluded two work-horse tackle spoiled the Bull­ Mullen. dog’s final bid for a score when Falbo back in St. Joseph’s start­ charging Redmen like a magician, The Raiders’ respected forward ing lineup, the undefeated but and crossed the Raider goal line he rushed Lefevre and forced him to throw away a last-ditch pass at­ wall will need to outdo itself to twice tied Bulldogs will apparently after a brilliant 78-yard run, only B urak tempt. hold back an expected flood tide to have it nullified by an offside of hard-driving Blue Jay backs in be back at full strength and should fense and defense,” said Coach Tom Davidson, the Raiders’ left penalty. end, executed one of the prettiest the game of the day. The Blue prove too much for the Ponies. The players of both teams de­ Jarvis, “and he’s seen plenty of ac­ F red B urke tion in every game we’ve played.” defensive plays of the day. In the Jays, -with a rugged line and pos­ serve plaudits for their spirited fourth quarter, when DeNuzzi at­ sibly the most evenly balanced STANDINGS performances, but the “Regis­ In an interview at the Register, tempted to return a punt*for the backfield in the loop, are indeed Te.m W L T PU. OP. Pet. ter’s” nomination for two Mauser was asked who, in his Bulldogs, Davidson stopped him by a power to be feared in this year’s G»thedr»l . ..i__ H 0 1 78 18 .900 “Stars of the Week” goes to spilling his blocker and grimly grid play. St. Joieph’i ___ 3 0 2 41 13 .800 tackles Don Eagle of St. Jo- R .fi...... 3 1 1 41 IS .700 holding on to DeNuzzi’s right leg. The unpredictable Regis grid- Holy Family ^.... 3 3 0 64 60 .SCO seph’s and John Mulligan of Re­ Cito of Cathedral Annunciation . . . 2 4 0 32 S3 .333 gis who gave bruising exhibi­ ders do not always strictly abide St. Francii’ ___ 2 4 0 38 67 .333 Big Ground Gainer tions of defensiv< play. by their press notices, however. Mullen ...... -0 5 0 28 100 .000 An injury-riddled Annunoiation For Cathedral, it was Ronnie SUNDAY’S RESULTS squad absorbed a 33-6 licking from Cito who blazed into the lime­ JUNIOR PAROCHIAL Regia 0, St. Joaeph’a 0 (tie) a determined Abbey eleven in light. Before the first quarter Cathedral 21, Mullen 0 was five minutes old, Cito cut out­ LEAGUE St. Francis’ 12, Holy Family team 6 Canon City. The final score, how­ Canon City Abbey 33, Annuncia­ ever, does not give a true indi­ side left tackle from his own _31- yard line and sped 69 yards down Grid Standings, Scores tion team 6 Elmer Layden “Sleepy Jim” Crowley cation of jthe closeness of the game, since the Redbirds trailed the sidelines for a touchdown. Cito was th e day’s biggest g;round Here are the results of games TENTATIVE STARTING LINEUPS Harry Stuldreher (the Horsemen) and the greatest defensive signal by only one point at the end of played by St. Vincent de Paul’s caller of all time, Adam Walsh, would not have adapted them­ the first half. gainer, alternating with Schiavone Mullen St. Joseph's selves to 1952 football and possibly been as great in this day as and Lamb in powering the Blue parish lightweight football team: Padilla ...... LE...... Koth The Cardinal offense received a St. Vincent’s Tretter ...... LT...... Davie they wars in 1925. severe jolt when their star half­ Jays to victory. O'Malley ...... LG...... “But at a team the Irish of 19iS did not rank with the Buffaloes back, Eloy Mares, suffered a stone He plunged for short gains con­ 35, SL Francis de Sales’, 0. Ber^ano ...... C...... bruise on his left ankle just before sistently and provided excellent 26, St. Joseph’s, 13. Hrdlick...... RG___ of 1952.’’ pass protfection for Catalina, until Brminard ...... RT...... ------Eaitle Mr. Carberry’s final sentence, phrased like a truism, and his the first half ended and had to sit 20, Presentation, 0. Segenberger ...... RE...... precading observations were written without a single substantiating out the rest of the game. he left the game early in the third 60, St. Elizabeth’s, 0. Ibarra ...... QB...... period. ' John Mulligan ....I.H...... ____ Salaiar fact or figure. Above Carberry’s column was an italic headline stat­ The Cardinals were also hamp­ 41, St. Cajetan’s, l8. Mulholland ..... ered by lack of reserve strength, For its fourth selection to Palacios ...... RH...... ing: “Four Horsemen of ’25 Just Pony Boys Today.” Above the three “Stars of the Week,” the Register St. Vincent’s de Paul’s light­ Weith ...... FB____ paragraphs quoted from was an 18 tempo headline “infallibly” de­ the loss of Mike Dowd, who dislo­ Regis Cathedral cated his shoulder during the once again honors Frank Weith weight football team will play St. claring: “ ’52-Buffs Could Beat ’25 Irish.” Don M auler who proved to be the work-horse Davidson ...... LE...... We have a great deal of respect for the Post editor’s sports acu­ game, and tthe inability of Baca Catherine’s team for the city’s O'Dea ...... LT...... ___ Chiarelll men and reputation as a sincere reporter, but we must take issue to make the trip. opinion, had been the toughest of the Mullen eleven both on of­ lightweight championship tomor­ Neibecheck ..... _....LG...... Abbey grabbed the lead in the player he faced in the Denver fense and defense. He battered row, Friday, Nov, 14, at Eighth Pedatto ...... C_____ Graeber with him on two points. His contention that football in ’52 is a better the Blue Jay line for short gains, Dulmaine ...... RG...... ___ Miller brand than that of the “Roaring ’20s” is well founded (although not first quarter when their halfback, Catholic league this year. and Josephine, at 3 p.m. Friends Mulligan ...... RT____...... Jones supported by any logical argument in his article) and, in our belief, George Burt, top point-getter of “On the line. Mulligan of threw good blocks for his backs, of the team are in'vited to come DeLine ...... RE...... and .crashed through several times out and root for the boys, who Tierney ...... QB...... is true. Why? Because football, like so many other^hingrs in our first football sgame ever played by a Notre Dame team. Four of with driving tackles to stop Cathe­ San Fillipo ...... LH____ ...... Cito American way of life, has become “big business.” Colleges have real­ have really made a name for Meier ...... RH...... the teams Leahy’s steamroller conquered were unbeaten and three. dral runners at the line of scrim­ themselves this season...... FB...... ized the value of gate receipts resulting from winning teams; Con­ Navy, Michigan (Big Ten cochampions with Purdue), and the Tharp ...... sequently, more attention has been directed toward athletic scholar­ mage. Iowa Seahawks (the service champions) were the best in their respec­ On a snow-covered field at ships, an improved caliber of coaching; scientific, deceptive means tive sections and suffered defeat only at the hands of Notre Dame. Englewood, St. Francis’ h i g h- of moving the pigskin on the ground, and the embellishment of the We feel that this great 1943 powerhouse, which scored 230 geared, but low scoring, football SPECIAL OFFER!! forward pass, once a sparsely used weapon. points to 67, with its dream backfield sparked by Angelo Bertelli, machine struck twice in the first 'Greatest Irish Club' Creighton Miller, and Johnny Lujack, and its impregnable line, ave­ half and held on to defeat the TO THE MEMBERS OF MOTHER OF GOD PARISH, From this point on, however, we feel that Mr. Carberry is off raging 200 pounds and featuring such stickouts as 205-pound Tackle Tjgers of Holy Family, 13-6. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' AND ST JOHN'S base. In the first place we do not think that Notre Dame’s 1924 club Jim White (a dash man who could outrun his ends), 215-pound End Vince Piccola led the Gremlin was “the greatest Irish club in history,” and will present figures John Yonakor, Guard Pat Filley, and the 212-pound clown, “Ziggy” offense by running back the open­ Up to $75 Trade in Allowance that bear this out. Secondly, we contend that the 1924 Irish, who Czarobski, would have easily handled Rockne’s ’24 speedsters, who ing kickoff 91 yards, and then scored 218 points in their first eight games against such powerhouses averaged less than 180 pounds in the line and 160 pounds in the passing 35 yards to Jim English for Your Old Radio as Nebraska (plenty tough in those days), Northwesterir, Prince­ backfield. The comparative average weight of the bwear other ewcmt* often hit the shoals, when they step out of their own backyard and marks for 360 markers. e n priced a treat deal higher. Yoa will enjoy wearini tackle clubs of Big Ten potentiality. (Colorado’s 35-14 humiliation Other Clubs Also a aweatar particularly dealpned for yoa. Come in and ace oar aalectlon of fine akl aweaten and laoiaa by the 1951 Northwestern Wildcats, who, because of a 2-4 record Surpassed Horsemen aweatera. Bay direct from Colorado Knitting Milla occupied an ignominious sixth place in Big Ten standings, and the Other, great Irish national champions that appeared to have and aare. 27-21 defeat of Oklahoma’s mighty Sooners [might in Big Seven “too much mustard” for the ’24 team include Rockne’s 1930 club Ron ^ i to circles, anyway] at the hands of a fair Notre Dame team that cer­ (scored 265 points while allowing 74 in 10 games); and Leahy’s tainly is not in the same class writh Leahy’s undefeated 1949 and teams of 1946 (which flaunted two powerful lines, averaging 211 1946 elevens, seem to bear this ^ut.) and 202 pounds respectively) and scored 271 points to its op­ In other words we think that the 1924 Notre Dame club, which ponents’ 24). scored 285 points while allowing 10 intersectional foes to register On Nov. 9, 1946, Leahy’s greatest defensive aggregation, with 54, does “rank” (i.e., they were at least in the same class) with Dal John Lujack (in the third quarter he flattened Blanchard in the Ward’s on-and-off ’52 Buffs. We further contend that this ’24 crew, clear on the Irish 34), George Connor, Bill Fischer, and George even employing Rockne’s “antiquated” tactics, would probably beat Strohmeyer doing herculean tasks, became the only eleven in history Iowa State and Kansas State and give a good account of themselves to hold Blanchard, Davis, and^Tucker scoreless. against any team in the Big Seven, with the exception of Oklahoma. Why all this rambling on about great Notre Dame teams of the Some of the top 1952 clubs in the U. S., including Michigan past? Our purpose was not only to refute Mr. Carberry’s “belief” State, Maryland, Georgia Tech, and U.C.L.A., would, because of concerning the superiority of the Four Horsemen over their suc­ their great depth and weight—plus their improved offensive and cessors, but to unearth interesting, and, in some circles, little known defentive weapons, undoubtedly manhandle the Horsemen and Mules, facts and figures for Irish followers. running from their outmoded pattern of attack. Which is the greatest of all Notre Dame teams. We would not Writer's Analysis Contradictory On the second point we also disa^ee with Mr. Carberry because there is a contradiction in his analysis. On the one hand he claims that football as it i? played in 1952 is a far better brand than that of the flapper and prohibition era. And then he paradoxically picks the ’25 Irish as the greatest ever produced on the South Bend campus. What astounds us is that Carberry makes this erroneous selec- tioft after watching four national champions, the 1943, 1946, 1947, and" 1949 South Bend juggernauts cavort from underneath the GoMen Dome boasting^ material three-teams deep and armed with the stylish “T’_’ formation, which Leahy introduced at Notre Dame after consultations with the top exponents of that quick'«triking of­ Optometrist * g fense, including Sid Luckman and Clark Shaughnessy. It makes us and Optician i wonder whether or not the venerable Post newsman considers these teams outranked by the ’52 Buffs also. Helen Walsh | There are three Leahy-coached teams of the ’40s that we aver, AmocUU 5 and the record book backs us up, would have made Grantland Rice’s W. R. JOSEPH I immortalized quartet look like “Pony Boys.” These grid titans are the EYES EXAMINED = Winner, S. Dak., sage’s^ magnificent grid creations of 1943, 1946, Phon* TAbor 18S* 1 and 1949. Majntic Bldr. 1 w '43 Club Faced Toughest Schedule A n d you couldn’t get anyone with more of the scarce. Will Roger’s The gob-tinged 1943 Irish, although defeated 19-14 in the final 25 seconds of action against a pro-studded Great Lakes eleven type “horse sense” and good humor to look after your banking iram^iately after they had thundered 80 yards to gain an apparently NOTRE DAME John Lujack Knute Rockne neids. A farm boy with extensive and successful experience in decisive 14-12 lead with one minute and seven seconds remaining of VS a rugged nine-game grind, undoubtedly undertook the toughest attempt to commit ourselves. For what their worth, however, here agricultural finance, Emmett heads our Livestock Department. schedule of any i^mbler team since Nov. 23, 1887, when a doughty are some' pertinent quotations from persons close to Notre Dame But his interest and talents are not limited to livestock financing. band of mustachioed Irish lost an 8-0. decision to Michigan in the football through the years and in a position to evaluate the merits MICHIGAN of the many great Iris4i teams. In any work where human understanding will help a customer, Said the late Jim Costin, former sportswriter for the South Bend you’re likely to find Emmett Dignanl Announcing the Opening of Our Tribune and columnist for Our Sunday Visitor, in referring to the STATE When you bank at the U.S. National, Emmett Dignan’s expe­ NEW SHOE STORE and REPAIR SHOP 1943 powerhouse: 11:15 A.IVL, Saturday 'Tva leen -avery Notra Dama taam in action at leaat onca,'' rience and abilities are at your disposal. And that goes for more starting with tha 1909 team. I Saw tha unbaaten taams of 1909- Broadcast direct from the at 624 E. 13th Ave. at Washington field by than 200 other employees too...all of whom are eager to prove Featuring . , . o Complete Line of 11-12-13-19-20-24-29-30-41, and all the others that were beaten once, but I’ll take this once beaten 1943 team as the best of ’em J O E B O L A N D that your banking needs can best be served at... Rubber Footwear. . . Gym Shoes . . . Ladies' Casuals all I’to seen at Notre Dapie.” Nunn-Bush Ankle Fashioned Oxfords Said Dick Todd, former Washington Redskin great, from a KTLN dial 1150 hospital bed'after he and his Iowa Seahawk mates had lost a heart- and Edgerton Shoes for Men Your Voice of Music Finest Shoo Repairing breaker to the 1943 South Notre Dame piledriver, 14-13: “This (Leahy’s club) is really a great team; the greatest college team I By Motorola TV Dealers N . % hour ^ CONSTRUCTIVE lANXINO foe Hm Rk E, MMntow Empir. have ever seen, and the greatest anyone has seen, I believe.” Btll Planbiiut a HMting FREE PARKING 624 E. 13tli A t*. 2210 E. Colfax Remarked Frank Leahy in reference to his 1949 club: “It’s got Blu« Ribbon Sioroo NATIONAL BANK OF DENVER guts, it’s got character, it’s the greatest team I’ve ever coached.” Flyinc Dotchman FOR CUSTOMERS K E. 2419 DE. 1333 Well, there you have it. Now its up to the Subway alumni to Peak TV 17TH AND*$TOUT STRUTS cut their vote. 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Thursday, November 13,1952 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER- Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE NIKE Amusements-Dining Jack Smith at Park Lane Confraternity School 4 at Sacred Heart Parish . Jack Smith will bp projectihg^ Better Business his terrific personality beginning Recreation Friday night, Nov. 14, in the Sky ^ room atop the Park Lane hotel, Expert to Talk Denver. The singer’s engagement ends Thursday night, Nov. 20. At Mother of God (Mother of God Parish, Denver) A representative of the Better Business Bureau will be the speaker at the meeting of the Al­ tar and Rosary society, Thursday, Nov. 13, at T:30 in the church hall. The Rosary will be recited in the church at ltl5. The handmade quilt and pillow cases that were featured at the needlework and bake sale held the past Saturday and Sunday will be awarded at this meeting. Refreshments will be served and a social hour will follow.. A Requiem High Mass is bjeing offered each Monday during No­ vember for all the names submit­ ted in the All Souls’ day envelopes. Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ ment will be held every Sunday at 5 p.m. Banns of marriage were an­ " t h e HOLLAND HOUSE, nounced for Louis Lopez of GOLOtN, COIORADO >*' ■ Our Lady of Lourdes parish and Carol Borrer of Mother of God parish. Stephen Joseph Charles Geof­ frey, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Geoffrey, was 'baptized Sunday by Paul Shank the Rev. Walter Huber, Sponsors were .Mr; and; Mrs. m ites you to enjoy Charles Damester." ' Mr. arid Mrs. Charles Higson are emllent food moving to California. Hugh Duffy is convalescing in Specializing in: his home following surgery. A NEW WORK UNDERTAKEN by the Sisters of Jimmy Gamboa, Louise Gamboa, Ahdrea Tadoe, Mary Louise Bustillos, Mrs. James Keating of Grand The Gourmets Dream Live Maine Lobster Margaret Tadoe, Pearl Velasquez,,Eleanor L ^orie, Phyliss Riviera, Charity at Sacred Heart school, Denver, is an elementary Island, Neb., is visiting her daugh­ Prime Ribs of Beef • Prime Steaks and Chops Marie Garcia, Agnes Sanchez, Virginia Davis, and Diana Wiecke; ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Brailed Maplccrest Chicken many other distinaive Confraternity of Christian Doctrine school. Begun four weeks ago, the third row, Thomas Castro, Rubel de Herrera, Eddie Lavato, Ralph Ralph Burg. Colorado Mountain Trout Tiffin House specialties school opened with five public school children attendiog the after Aguilar, Albert Salas, Lloyd Nance, Dennis Guerrero, Micheal Mar­ Mrs. P. R. Martin is convales­ school classes. Within three weeks the number in attendance htis tinez, and Sandra Trujillo; fourth Fow, Nancy Duran, Marcia Roybal, cing in her home after having risen to approximately 50. The classes are divided into prayer class, Margaret Hurtado, Marilyn Trujillo, Vivian Martinez, Loretta Gam­ double pneumonia. First Communion, Confirmation, and advanced. Staffed by three sLs- boa, Ted Hurtado, Alice de Herrera*'-Joe Tadoe, and David Garcia; The Sacred Heart bridge circle ters and one lay helper, the school promises to' fulfil! a need long felt. and fifth row, Mary Helen Martinez, Rose Garcia, Helen Tadoe, Benita ■will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ DINING ROOM From left, first row, are Irene Padilla, Sandra Gonzales, Tomisita Smith, Beverly Greenburg, Dolores de Herrera, Frances Bustillos, ford Welch Saturday evening. 1600 Ogdtn Sanchez, Gloria Greenburg, and Peggy Lee -3'rujillo; second row. Phyliss Bustillos, Michael Vigil, and Eulia Lee Kelly. Mrs. James Reiva will entertain THURS., FRL, SAT, Star of the Sea circle Mqnday NOV. 13, 14, 15 For Reservationf afternoon for luncheon and bridge. Audie Murphy - Steve McNally Call MAia 0177 Technicolor Loyold PTA Will Hear Fr. Fabian Joyce Nov. 18 DUEL AT SILVER CREEK The World's Moat Gorgeous Harem (Loyola Parish, Denver) are invited to attend. The mothers mission for the children, which The Altar sodality will receive Beauties The iVery Rev. Fabian Joyce, of the sixth grade children will be will close Thursday, Nov. 13. ^ Communion in the 8:30 Mass Sun­ In Color Shirley Savoy Hotel O.F.M., of St. Elizabeth’s parish hostesses, with Mrs. John Apple- The square dancing classes, held day, Nov. 16. The members of the ALADDIN AND HIS will be the guest speaker at the hans and Mrs. Edward Zagar mak­ each Friday evening in the school PTA are invited to receive Com­ LAMP Lincoln Room PTA meeting on Tuesday, Nov. ing arrangements. All PTA mem­ basement, are providing enjoyment munion with this group and gain COMEDY — CARTOON HOSPITALITY HEADQUARTERS bers and members of the parish for an increasingly larger number the spiritual benefits of receiving are invited. of persons each week. As well as with the Altar sodality. The mem­ SUN., MON. Six Banquet Rooms—Large and Small The Christmas card committee is learning to dance under the in- bers of both organizations should NOV. 16, 17 Outstanding Foods attempting to reach every family struetorship of Harry Sherman of occupy the center front, pews. Ray Middleton - Muriel La'wrence in the parish, so that all may have the city recreation department, St. Elizabeth’s canasta circle will In Color Information—Mrs. Long—AC. 3138 the opportunity to buy Christmas those who attend are having the op­ be the guests of Mrs. Lloyd I DREAM OF JEANIE cards and wrappings from ^he PTA portunity to meet other members Cochran at the meeting in Novem­ IT COULD HAPPEN while the selection of items is com­ of the parish and of other parishes. ber. Mrs. Ernest Forkner, chair Welcome to Denver's Finest TO YOU plete. Those who wish to see the Instructions are given each Friday man of this circle, is convalescing samples in their homes may call and will start this week at 8:30 in her home, following surgery. CAPTIVE CITY £ \llGONAlIT HOTEL Mrs. Joseph Gaffney, EA. 6635. p.m. , Miss Elizabeth Pratt, a circle mem­ COLBURN HOTEL T)ie complete selection is on dis­ ber, is vacationing in Kansas. TUES., NOV. 18th Where Denver's Society Entertains for Luncheons and Dinners play after all Masses on Sundays Confirmation will be |«iven in LUXURIOUS ROOMS Loyola church on Tuesday, Dec. GAMES PARTY—BENEFIT FOR SPECIAL RESERVAT!O^S FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, in the basement of the church. Games parties are held every Cocktail Lounge PRESENTATION H.N.S. 9. Adults who have not been Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock in DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 Orders are still being taken for Coffee Shop 75c—20 GAMES personalized cards. confirmed should notify the pas­ the church basement. Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms tor, the Rev. Edward Murphy, The inquiry class in religion 10th Avenue at Grant "TURKEYS" The annual turkey games party S.J., if they wish to receive MAin 6261 will be sponsored Nov. 23 by the meets each Tuesday at 8 o’clock D. B. CERISE, Mansffcr 8:00 P.M. K E . 7 9 1 8 Holy Name society. There will be this sacrament Dec. 9. in the school. cash awards as well as numerous other gifts. Captain Harry Durlin, son of J h i e£ o liiL d lojojfL Mrs. Edith Durlin, is seriously ill in a hospital in Japan. He will be A GOOD PLACE TO (Management of Esther and Frank Fong) flown to the United States when" n: his condition improves sufficiently for travel. Ninth Avenue al Speer Blvd. Purchase of a tdevision set is an important purchase, an investment Very Rev. Fabian Joyce, O.F.M. Men's Mission W^ek The Rev. James MeShane, S.J., in enjoyment for year's ttfeome. COMPLETE ORIENTAL STAFF 18, at 8 o’clock. The annual food of Sacred Heart parish and a for­ shower for the sisters will be on mer member of the Jesuit mission display, .and each family in the- band, is assisting the Rev. Edward We are in complete sympathy with folk who do^ plenty of "looking Fines!’ Chinese and parish is asked to contribute. Harris, S.J., in conducting the Parishioners who are not PTA men’s mission, which is being held around'" . . . seeking the most in value, the most in styling to suit their home. members and who do not plan to this week in Loyola church. Serv­ American Foods attend the meeting may bring con­ ices are held every evening at L tributions to the church basement 7:30 with daily Masses at 6:30, on Sunday, Nov. 16, and these 7:15, and 8 .o’clock. The mission A Beautiful Lantern Lighted Dining Room in the VeUrana of Foreign Wars donations will be displayed on will close on Sunday. Religious It is gratifying to note the number of such buyers who STOP LOOKING Home John S. Stewart Poet No. 1 Tuesday. articles are being sold in the bas6r This is the first evening meet­ ment of the church during the mis­ AROUND when they come to this store and see the Magnificent Mognovox! Open 11 a.m. to Midnight—Closed Tuesday ing of the PTA this school year, sion. (Open to the Public) and the dads of the school children Father Harris is conducting a The Shock-Filled Story of Gangland Today! Mission Is Under Way At Parish of All Saints

(All Sainti’ ParUh, Denver) ling on a paper drive. The pro- A two-week mission got under will purchase Christmas way at 7:45 p.m. Sunday, Nov. K'ft® f®''' l'^® from their . V V V cV v’' ■» 9. The Rev. Sebastian Egan pack. NOWINUVY SHOWING!inUWIINtj! O.F.M., of St. Elizabeth’s mona­ Christmas cards, wrappings, Magnificent stery is in charge of 'the ribbon, and gift stationery are on mission. The first week is for sale in the vestibule of the church the women of the parish and every Sunday or may be obtained 1421- DENHAM”"*CALIF. the second week for the mdn. by contacting Mrs. Roy Shobe, Daily Masses are being offered at Westwood, 2119-J. The Altar and M agnavox 6:30 and 9. j. Rosary society is sponsoring this Turkeys and chickens will be annual project, which is super­ featured at a games party Mon­ vised this year by Mrs. Shobe. day, Nov. 24, at 8 p.m. in the James McLeran has found it MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS parish hall. The party will he necessary through reasons of 'Contemporary," Model MVIOOL sponsored by the Men's club. health to resign his position of APPROVED Ham sandwiches, pie, cake, and Register correspondent. Mrs. -Eu­ in modern blonde finish FOR coffee will be sold by the Altar gene Schmitz wil) take over the and Rosary society. duties. Anyone having news of SCHOOL BAND! ^ Wom6n of the parish are in­ the parish may contact Mrs SAVE MONEY! ^ ' vited to donate to a bake sale to Schmitz at WEst-wood 1637-R. be held Sunday, Nov. 16. Dona­ The following were baptized re­ BUY NOW! tions should be brought to the cently in the parish: Mary Ellen, .00 rectory ’ garage Sunday morning infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Only after the 8, 10, and ,11 o’clock Paul S. Maifarth; Jeannette Lea, 445 TRUMPETS AND Masses. Mrs. Roy Shobe and Mrs. ^ infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CORNETS...... ,1 1 0 .0 0 Lawfence Burnett will be in James S. Trujillo; Joan Marie, CLARINETS ...... :...... 1 1 0 .0 0 charge of the sale. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ebonite with nickel silver keys Votive Stand Robbed Winfield S. Power; Sandra Kay, The coin box of the votive infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. TROMBONES ...... 1 1 0 .0 0 candle stand was broken into about George A. Roberts; noon on All Souls’ day. The votive All of these instruments ore 'Michael Allen, infant son of Mr lights were removed from the and Mrs. Leo J. Smith; Angela BRAND NEW and APPROVED stand and placed on the sanctuary for school bond work. \ floof, and the stand was taken into Marie, infant daughter of Mr. and the confessional, where the coin Mps. Robert E. Lally; Daniel Price includes box was pried open. Father Harley Thomas, infant son of Mr. and a finest quality case Schmitt surmises that the looters Mrs. George J. Mueller; Where you buy _ A showplace inside and out. Its full length doors open td 21", * mouthpiece were frightened away by someone Frank Leo, infant son of Mt:.. * necessary oils and cork grease entering the church, because they and Mrs. Ceorge L. Augustine; inclined TV tube powered by famed Magnavox long-distance chassis. * marching lyre left approximately $10 in thfeoin Arthur Roy, infant son of Mr. and is as important as what * federal excise tax box-. The stand was built by Louis Mrs. Arthur R. Wilson; Rick The 12" speaker on inclined baffle provides concert-hall * unconditional guarantee ' Dalton and is being repaired by Alexander, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. Comstock; Mar­ clarify of tone. . . USE OUR BUDGET PLAN hiip. you buy! A white cope, stole, burse, and garet Louise, infant daughter of humeral veil were recently pre­ Mr. and Mrs. Bartley J. Cain; EXTRA SPECIAL THIS WEEK!''V sented to the parish by an anony­ Mark Russel, infant son of Mr, WE ARE OFFERING ONE ONLY, PROFESSIONAL Acce ACCOROION mous donor. 'This beautiful Bene­ and Mrs. Walter JR. Case; Mbd- INTERNATIONAL, Lira Model, tl treble switches, N diction set was made by the Car­ rieg Marcel, infant son of Mr. and S bass swKcbet, 4 and 5 aeli of hand made Reeds melite sisters of Littleton. A Mrs. Marcel Rivard; Herbert Ed Comalete with cate, itrapi and all taxes. hand-embroidered altar cloth, also ward, infant son of Mr. and Mrs ^ - 5 *4.> 950.00 VALUE ...... made by the Carmelite sisters, Herbert E. Benzene; Stephanie was given to the parish by a mem­ Marie, infant daughter of Mr. and ber of the Altar and Rosary so Mrs. Leo F. Smith; Wc will sell on# only. Your choice of <525 black or white. ciety who asks that her name be ' Carmelita Linda, infant daugh­ ta withheld. Another article of \ si A K Sorry, we cannot accept a trade on this offer. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore newly acquired altar furnishings Clark; David John, infant son of 1629 CALIFORNIA ST, N B C 8LD is a tabernacle banner, made by Mr. and Mrs. Florentine R. De­ Mrs. Dudley Campbell. chant; Douglas Ray, infant son <■' A A new den of Cub Scouts has of Mr, and Mrs. Dale D. Brown; Zarlengo Music Co. been organized,, raising the pack and Antonia Maria, infant daugh­ 1454 Welton St. TA. 1829 membership to 28 boys. The cubs, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferrain Lu- TT ‘TT" led by Frank Tracy, are now work- UkGE TEH Office, 938‘Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursdoy, November 13,1952 I P Turkeys Are Feature of Presentation HNS Party Philomena s American Legion Appreciation Week (Pra.entation ParUk, Denver) Thirty turkeys will be the fea­ ture attraction.at the games party Onit to Launch to be sponsored by the Presenta­ tion Holy Name society Tuesday, Nov. 18, at 8 p.m. in the Comet theater at First avenue and Knox Clothing Drive court. All members of the HNS will be hosts at the party, with (St. Philomena’t Pariik, Denver) Lucien Barry as chairman. Ed The parish St. Vincent de Paul Rider and Larry Keenan will be conference will be responsible for the cashiers, and Vern Lee will the clothing campaign during call the games. Special -gifts will Thanksgiving week. An automo­ be made between the games as bo­ bile adequately marked will be nuses. Admission will be $1 pep ■parked near the entrance of the person, and for those who will re­ church to receive clothing. ceive the turkeys it will mean an The PTA will meet in the inexpensive Thanksgiving dinner. school auditorium Monday, Nov. The cleaning of the church for 24, at 1:45. A pantry shower the Feast of the Presentation will for the sisters of the school take place on Thursday, Nov. 20, will be held at this meeting. The beginning at 10 a.m. The women women are asked to bring are invited to bring their lunches Betty Crocker coupons. with them. Coffee will be served Girl Scout troop 288 had a pot- during the noon hour. All women luck supper Nov. 10 in the home of the parish ^re welcome to come of Mrs. John Vos, 1020 Madison and assist. , street. Ten girls attended with OFFICERS OF the Presentation parish I sori"? » turkey games party Nov. 18, are shown Miss Lillian Domenico, 726 their leaders, Mrs. E. B. Conway , . ^ -TV u- • above. They are, left to right, Edward Tasset, Jr.; Canosa court, will be the hostess and Mrs. F. P. McNamara. Holy Name society, Denver, which is spon-’j Hugh Campbell, Spalding Payne, and Lucien Barry. for the Little Flower of .Tesus Mrs. Harry Intemann has taken circle on Wednesday, Nov. 19, at charge of the Cub Scout troop 7 :30 p.m. that Mrs. William Rutkofsky for­ Mr. and Mrs. Russell Van Cleave merly directed. St. Anthony's HNS Unit will be host and hostess for the Regina Ellen Haggerty, daugh­ Dr. F. A. Smith second meeting of the Christian ter of Mr. and Mrs. David ^W. Family Movement .group Monday, Haggerty of 1400 Detroit str'eet, Optometrist Nov. 17, at 8:30 ■ ‘ p.m. For the first was married Nov. 1 to Marvin Sets Turkey Party Nov. 24 project, members will assist with Young of Denver. 'The Rev. Joseph the census being taken in the par­ M. O’Malley witnessed the cere­ Ford Optical Co. (St. Anthony of Padua'. Pari.h, the following officers: President, ish. Their spiritual project is the mony. The couple will reside in Mrs. Louis Rerucka; treasurer, saying of their morning devotions the parreh. MAYOR QUIGG NEWTON signs the 33 years the American Legion has exerted a great W e.tw ood) stabilizing influence in America and that its mem­ Eye* Examined ® Viiual Care Mrs. Ed Hutchinson; and secre­ as many times during the day as Carolyn Ani) Appenceller proclamation announcing the week of Nov. The , Holy Name society will tary, Mrs. Gerald Fall. they can. They have elected to daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo bers throughout this period have demonstrated an Individually Styled ClaiBet sponsor a turkey party Monday, 9-15 American Legion .Appreciation week. Watch­ unswerving loyalty to God and country by continuing Mrs. Clair Williamson will be .study about the Mystical Body. C. Appenceller, was baptized, with ing are Thomas J. FitzGerald, Denver district com­ 1338 Broadway .Nov. 24, at 8 p.m. All present at hostess to the Mother Cabrini New study books are expected Anthony J. and Beverly A. Tezak in service as true and. loyal Americans. 8 p.m. will be eligible to partici­ soon. Each group will study the as godparents. mander; Post Commanders Mike Martinez, 193, The proclamation cites the Legion's steady serv­ circle in her home at 1120 S. Cummings-Prather; Charles Tasker, 29, Wallace- TAbor 1293 pate for a special $5 gift. Elliott, on Monday evening, Nov. same things each month and there­ The Altar and Rosary society ice on an unselfish basis to the country for which The Infant of Prague circle, a 17. by a comparison may be made by met in the home of Mrs. William Simpson; Elmer Parson, 1, Leyden-Chiles-Wicker- its members fought, in the fields of national security, newly organized group, has chosen the different groups. A.. Riordan at 1175 Fillmore sham; and Sam Momii, 185, Cathay Post. Mr. Fitz­ child welfare, rehabilitation, Americanism, junior On Sunday, Nov. 23, before and Gerald is a member of St. Philome'na’s parish, Den­ after all Masses, the Mother Ca­ The next games party will be street Nov. 10. The assisting hos­ baseball, youth programs, and community service, tesses were Mrs. L. E. Burns, Mrs. ver. all of which have resulted in benefits to all Denver brini circle will offer storybook held this evening, Thursday, Nov. Mayor Newton cited the fact that for more than dolls for sale. The money -.from 13. Warren Miller, Mrs. W. E. Jones, citizens. this project is to help pav for a Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Soucie, and Mrs. A. J. Quinlivan. Mrs. set of black vestments to be used former members of the parish Harold Wheatley, the new presi­ in St. Anthony’s church. and now residing in Elgin, III, dent, welcomed Mrs. John Walsh Bake Sale Slated Mrs. Frank Burns, housekeeper had trouble finding a house but as a new member. at St. Anthony’s rectory, is an are finally settled in one that is Mrs. E. A. Hanifen reported 12 appendectomy patient in Porter’s 102 years old. Mr. Soucie is head hours of sewing by Mrs. T. C. By Alter Society sanitarium. Mrs. Burns was op­ instructor in the Elgin Watch Rhodes and herself. Mrs. Keller erated on Nov. 10. school. has volunteered to embroider crosses on small linens. Mrs. Of Lady of Grace Mrs. Betty Kidneigh, Hunting- The Junior Altar and Rosary society will meet Nov. 20 at 8 p.m. George Pease reported six hours (Our Lady of Grace Parish, ton Park, Calif., daughter of Mr. of work by the committee on cas­ D enver) and Mrs. R. L. Clark of St. An­ in the church hall. PTA to Sell socks. Mrs. R. Connor and Mrs. The Altar and Rosary society thony’s parish, has donated ma­ Joseph Cook assisted her. terial for a white tabernacle veil Christmas Cords announces the coming cake-bake for St. Anthony’s church in return Mrs. Mack Switzer is in charge sale Nov. 16. The PTA Christmas sale will of the surplices. Teresa Moran On Tuesday evening, Nov. 18, for a favor granted her through be held after all the Masses on the intercession of St. Jude. and Elizabeth Roche will pare for there will be a games party. A Sunday, Dec. 7. All donations the vigirlights. gift of $20 will be made. Confirmation Dec. 14 must be ready before that day. The report on the parish clubs On Thursday night, Nov. 20, ^ / u m Finished articles may be left at was made by Mrs. Harry Zook. A the Men’s club will sponsor a St. Ann’s circle will meet in the the homes of Mrs. Michael Rus- home of Mrs. Dorothy Geary, 401 new club, St. Cecilia’s, is spon­ turkey games party. Twenty tur­ cetta or Mrs. Lucien Barry, or they sored by Mrs. Claude Shriner. keys will be given away. S. Stuart, Wednesday, Nov. 19. at may be picked up. Mrs. Ruscetta 10 a.m. St. Ann’s circle will .serve Mrs. E. A. Hanifen and Eva Square dancing is held every i the dinner for Archbishop Urban lives at 609 Utica and her phone Walsh volunteered for sanctuary Saturday evening at 8 p.m. All J. Vehr and visiting clergy on Dec. number is CH. 1272; Mrs. Barry’s work for the coming month. are invited. 14, Confirmation aay. address is 480_^tica and her A committee was appointed by number is KE. 7M2. There will be an important ‘‘Why Pay More? ’ Recently baptized by Father the president to study changes meeting of the Men's club Fri­ Another project of the PTA needed in the bylaws. Mrs. Wheat- Michael Maher were Valerie Eliz­ is the sale of Christmas cards, day, Nov. 14, at 8 p.m. abeth Fleming, daughter of Mr. ley appointed Mrs. George (Trademark) ribbons, and wrappings. Anyone Schwartz, Mrs. Harry Zook, Mrs. Terry John Mallendor and Jerry and Mrs. Joseph Fleming, 1130 may see the selection after all Ray Moyihan were baptized in the S. Raleigh, with John J. Shaugh- H. W. Bishop, and Mrs. Mamie Masses on Sundays in the base­ Adams. past week. Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores nessy and Helen Louise Schmidt ment of the church or by calling On Nov. 5 John Montoya and as her sponsors; and Catherine Mrs. Austin Miller at PE. 3036. The next meeting will be held Louise Tafoya, daughter of Mr. Dec. 8. Corporate Communion for Betty Alquien were married, and s COMPANY Baptized recently were Chris­ on Nov. 8, Vernon Donaldson and and Mrs. Richard Tafoya, 4470 W. topher Michael, son of Mr. and the Altar and Rosary society will Custer, with Mr. and Mrs. Louis be Dec. 7. Angelina lantorno. I Colorado Owned Storat Mrs. Alfonso Bernal, with Bennie s Englewood fiOO Santa Fe Dr. ^ Revera as sponsors. Bernal and Ramona Garcilaso as A High Mass will be offered Anyone wishing to add to the some time in November for the news in the Register will make = .30 South Broadway loth nod (.alifor’•i*ia =_ St. Anthony’s circle will meet at sponsors: David Michael, son of = 3933 W. Colfax Curtis & 15th St. 17th & Tremoiit m 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 19, Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. White, deceased members of Altar and a note and leave it at the rectory in the home of Mrs. La Barbara, with James Gallegos and Helen Rosary society. or call Maryjane Drotar at AL. 3134 W. Ala.ska. All members are Sena as sponsors; Cyntha Lee, St. Theresa’s club will meet in 7556 after 6 p.m. to bring some articles of sewing. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benja­ the home of Mrs. James Carroll, ------^-^3*------min Biederman, with Paul 1124 Vine street, Wednesday, O’Hayre and Bertha Townsend as Nov. 19. sponsors; Timothy Francis, son of St. Ann Marie’s club will meet Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hult, with in the home of Mrs. J. M. Koehl, Thomas and Frances Shanahan as 1221 Delmar parkway, Thurs­ sponsors; Steven Francis, son of day, Nov. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Kreutzer, with St. Frances Cabrini’s club will Victor and Mildred Kreutzer as meet in the home of Mrs. T. E. MORE AND MORE FOLKS SAVE New Telephone Books sponsors; and Sandra Jean, daugh­ Ryan, 810 Cook street, Friday, ter of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Nov. 14. Maes, with Fabrico and Leta Mar­ a n d a q i b w n a m e tinez as sponsors. AT MIDLAND FEDERAL Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle will meet Friday, Nov. 14, at School Official 12:30 in the home of Mrs. LaVern Lee, 45 S. Meade. S K y lin e 6 Presentation Guild Will Address PTA To Meet Nov. 9 oh their way to you The Presentation guild will At St. Elizabeth's meet Wednesday, Nov. 19, at 8 (St. Elizabcth’a Pariah, Denver) p.m. in the parish hall. Election Current dividend of 5V2% per annurnf is good. of officers for the cording year The Rev. Edward A. Leyden, will be the main business. All archdiocesan superintendent of Midland has paid 121 consecutive semi-annual divi­ registered members of the parLsh schools, will address the PTA in are, members df the guild and St. Elizabeth’s school Thursday, are urged to attend the meeting Nov. 13, at 8 p.m. PTA members dends without fail. Five bonus dividends have been and u'ke their vote. The ^ ild is are assured of a very instructive a co-ordinating organization for discourse from Father Leyden be­ paid in the past six years. Compare it. all groups and societies in the cause of his wide experience in parish. No dues are assessed and school matters on both ttie local the only requirement for mem­ and national levels, bership is that a person be regis­ The annual pantry shower for tered in the parish. the sisters at St. Elizabeth’s will be held at this PTA meeting. L?ING5 Friends of the sisters are afforc’°d an opportunity to express their ap­ Full’insurance on each account up to $10,000 by preciation for the devotion of the Parish in Welby teachers by this party. Entertain­ the Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp. guar­ ment will be supplied by the stu­ \MOOOO dents of the various grades under Plans Party for the direction of Sister Michael. The antees safety for you. baby-sitting room will be super- vis^ by Legion of Mary mem­ bers. Bazaar Workers Father Wilfrid Kept, O.F.M., gave the Altar and Rosary society Over $4,000,000 in cash and Government bonds Welby. — (Assumption Parish) members a talk about “Supernat- —The annual parish bazaar was a uralizing Our Work” at their meet­ plus $4,000,000 in reserves further assures you of success, reaching the goal set by ing in the school hall. the pastor. Thanks are offered to The Legion of Mary will re­ safety. Compare it, all who helped in any way. A party ceive Holy Communion in the 8 for the workers of the bazaar is o’clock Mass Sunday, Nov. 16. being planned, as a token of ap­ The novena in honor of St. An­ preciation. At this party a de­ thony is held each Tuesday at two 'f tailed account of the income and separate services. The first devo­ When you open a savings account at Midland Fed­ expenses of the bazaar will be tions are after the 8 o’clock Mass, given. ' and the second, in the evening at The spaghetti dinner, which 7:45. In conjunction with the nq- eral, you put your money to work in a mutually HI -A THIS WEEK, your new Metropolitan Denver telephone directory is being deliv­ opened the bazaar, was especially vena a course of instructions is well attended, for 760 adults and being given on the Commandments profitable Savings 8c Loan Association with thou­ ered. For the first time, you’ll find numbers with the prefix SKyline 6 in the direc- 110 children were served in about of God. >The sermon, at the ev?- tciy./This new dial exchange serving Southeast Denver is another step in our program three hours, breaking all previous ning services only, give Catholics sands of other thrifty persons. All receive dividends records. the opportunity to have a review to meet Metropolitan Denver’s ever-growing telephone needs. Following are the winners of of their obligations Uf God, them­ bazaar attractions: Television set selves, and their neighbor. Non- 5| ia direct proportion to their savings. No preferred THE JOB of delivering directories for the 260,000 telephones in Metropolitan Shirley Granieri of Fisher ranch; Catholics are especially welcome at Denver will be completed Saturday, November 15. SKyline 6 subscribers who have not table radio, Lena Fantin of River- the devotions. class of investors. Compart it. dale; cedar chest. Father Thomas The Holy Name society met in & received their new books by Saturday morning should call the telephone business of­ Doran of Platteville; case of Sea­ the school hall Nov. 10. Father fice and one will be promptly delivered. gram’s, Jennie Amato of Copeland; Eugene Honan, O.F.M., spoke tp wrist watch, Angelo Rossi of the the men on “Why Honor the Hill district; doll, Jennie Domenico Mother of God?” YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU SAVED AT MIDLAND DO NOT USE yoiff new directory until after midnight Saturday, Novem­ of the Hill district; embroidered Mrs. Rogus, chairman of the Sacred Heart picture, Peggy Ma- first Friday breakfast committee, ber 15. That’i when the new SKyline 6 exchange goes into operation. After caulaj? of Welby; basketball, Marie thanks Mrs. Martinez, Mrs; Cha­ that time, SKyline 6 numbers may be called toll-free from any telephone in Villano of Fisher ranch; Our Lady vez, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Carpinella, the Denver MetropcHtan area. of Guadelupe picture, Helen Wall Mrs. Capra, Mrs._ Valdez, Mrs. of Retreat Park; table cloth, Bustos, Mrs. Sturms, Mrs. Qual- Donna Mazzuca of Welby; chair teri, Mrs. Zaweehis, and Mrs. In- _ OUR MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR expansion program is well under way— bringing set, Angelina Marchese of North nacito for their co-operation. ■■ Washington district; and cro­ Mrs. Bethauser thanks Mrs. the best possible service to all parts of Metropolitan Denver. cheted acarf, Josephine Ciancio of Hofsetz, Mrs. Alex, Mrs. Qualteri, Welby. Mrs. Maloney, Mrs. Bustos, and The church cleanup committee Mrs. Gleason for their help in of the month consists of Theresa taking the heights and. weights of THE MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. Broncucio, Louise Gaccetta, An- the school children. elina Marchese, Sue Pedotto, and Mrs. Alex attended the health Josephina Perry meeting as the PTA representative. r

Thursday, November 13,1952 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN Plan for K. of C. Benefit lEdoewater PTA Christ, king PTA Meeting To Hear Talk by Will Have Dads as Guests (CHriit tha King Parith, Denver) meeting date, the third Wednes­ The ' Rev. James Rasby will day; Mary Immaculate circle, speak, the newly organized “Pep Wednesday, Nov, 19, with Mrs. Father Moynihan Club” will gpve a demonstration, Alton E. Kerr, 1300 Cherry street; (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish, and the dads will be special guests SL Anne’s circle, a bridge luncheon D enver) at the Christ the King PTA meet­ with Mrs. William Swigert, 40 ing Monday, Nov. 17, at 7:30 p.m. Eudora street, Friday, Nov. 14; The PTA will meet Wednesday, in the school hall. Mrs. James Cud- Little Flower circle, luncheon with Nov. 19, at 1 o’clock in the parish more, president, will preside at Mrs. 0. F. Hambrick, 723 Elm hall. West 26th and Depew. The the business meeting. The street, Thursday, Nov. 20; St. guest speaker will be the Rev. hostesses, Mmes. King Thompson Thomas More circle, party with James Moynihan. A report will be and Thomas H. Axelsen, assisted Mrs. E. Irwin A. Williams, 1140 given at this meeting on the results by the sixth graders’ mothers, will Hudson street, Thursday, Nov. 20, of the PTA membership drive. A serve refreshments at the social at 8 o’clock; St. Joseph’s circle, spirited contest has been held at hour. thtischool, with every class sfriv- with Mmes. J. R. Hamilton and in^ for 100-per-cent membership. The breakfast sponsored by the Gerard Imith at a bridge luncheon book rental committee of the PTA in the home of Mrs. Hamilton, 1331 A party will reward the first class Sunday, Nov. 9, was a success and that reaches the 100 per cent goal. Bellajre street, Thursday, Nov. 20. Under the guidance of Sister parishioners are hopeful that Sun­ The pariah hat eatabliahed a Aline, the sixth and seventh grade day morning breakfasts at the Duraa for the education of a pupils in room six have completed church may soon become an es­ ■worthy student fo r the p riest­ an art project in spatter painting. tablished custom.. hood in the Archdiocese of Den­ The room has been attractively Mrs. William Swigert, chairman, ver. Envelopes for contribu­ decorated and the parents are wel­ and her committee, Mmes. A. J. tions will be found in the come to see this work. Morroni, Kenneth Sloan, and How­ vestibule and should be de­ ard Stauffer, will complete ar­ posited in the poor box. Sunday, Nov. 16, the Young rangements this week for the party Ladies' sodality will receive Com­ which the PTA will give the foot­ Sunday, Nov. 16, will be Com­ munion in the 8 o’clpck Mass. munion day for all parishioners in The Young Ladies’ sodality will ball team and the new “Pep Club” some time next week. the_R-Z group. meet Tuesday evening, Nov. 18, Circle meetings are: St. Pat­ The topic for discussion in the in the parish hall. Friday evening rick’s circle, at the home of Mrs. course on Catholic faith for Friday devotions for world peace are at THE YOUNG PEOPLE’S CLUB con­ Eldona Schubert, St. Dominic’s; Marion Patton and Harry Schnibbe, “778 Fairfax evening, Nov. 14, is “The Ten 7:30. Connie McGowan, St. Francis’; and Eileen Dufficy, Commandments.” 'The next lecture, A turkey games party will be federation from St. Francis’, St. Dominic’s, street, instead of on the usual also on the Commandments, will and Presentation parishes ■will hold a Sadie Hawkins Frances and Loretta Sedlmayer, and John Tambu- sponsored by the Holy Name so­ rello. Presentation parish. Shown making plans for be on Tuesday evening, Nov. 18, ciety on Saturday, Nov. 22. day dance in the Presentation parish hall, W. Free Food Classes at 8 o’clock in the school hall. Seventh avenue and Julian street, Saturday, Nov. the party are, left to right, John Tamburello, Con­ Harold Harmer, Jr., of' the nie McGowan, Frances Sedlmayer, Marion Polton, Denver women of all ages and Baptized by the Rev. John R. third grade presented the school 15, at 8 o’clock. Prizes will be awarded for the best degrees of homemaking ikills are Scannell Nov. 10, was Sharon Lee, Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae costumes. Members of Eldona Schubert, and Pat Scheer.— (Photo by Tu- with a large American flag. rilli) invited to attend Monday after­ daughter of Lt. and Mrs. Ronald the committee are Ffitz Coressel, Pat Scheer, and noon classes for free food instruc­ G. Gutru, with Richard Morroni THREE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS of Denver coun­ At Cerebal Palsy Meet tion in the Emily Griffiths Oppor­ and Mrs. Robert Morroni as spon­ cil 539 are shown above in a huddle planning a touchdown tunity school. Applications are be­ sors. Mrs. R. I. Gutru, the pa­ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Yeagy ing accepted in the registration ternal grandmother, of Bridgeport, run for the annual fall festival, of the council that will be held Nov and son. Bill, of St. James’ par­ 14-15. They are, left to right, Bob Norton, Dr. Frank Usick, and Cure D'Ars! Men Plan Party Nov, 20 office, room 255, at 13th and Wash., came to Denver for the ish, Denver, flew to New York Welton streets. Baptism. ' Richard Janda. George Lerg is chairman for the charity event, which city for the Cerebral Palsy con­ makes possible the many benefits carried on by the council throughout vention. Mrs. Yeagy is a member To Be Held in Blessed Sacrament Gym the year. Two television sets and a radio will be among the main of the board of directors of the attractions. Games and refreshments will be provided at the festival National Cerebral Palsy associa (Cure D’Ars Parish, Denver) O’Neil, R. C. Ellis, Joseph Man- The new St. Jude circle named — (Photo by Smyth) tion. A large crowd of parishioners telli, and Charles Rothe. They Mrs. Ray R. Rebrovich captain- and friends throughout the city is plan to meet on the third Wednes­ and Mrs. Robert B. Starke treas­ expected to attend the first games day of each month. urer. It will meet the first party to be given for the Cure The evening bridge group, Tuesday of each month. Rites Scheduled Nov. 30-Dec. 8 D’Ars parish on Thursday, Nov. named St. Mary’s circle, has the Pamela, daughter of Mr. and 20, at 8 o’clock in the Blessed Sac­ following r 0 s t e r of members: Mrs. Cyrus L. Colburn, Jr., who rament school gymnasium at 19th Mmes. Jack B. Henderson, John was a patient in Children’s hos­ Novena Slated at Redemptorist Parish and Elm. This affair is being O’Neil, George McDonald. C. J. pital for a week, is now at home. sponsored by the Cure D’Ars Men’s Specter, C. L. Bueche, R. T. Stau- Sir. and Mrs. Wayne L. Nolop (St. Jo^eph’i ReWmptoriit Parish, dained June 22, 1944, at the Im­ from 7 a.m. until after the novena club, and arrangements have been ter, Anthony Unranein, W. Gar- made for 15 turkeys, averaging 14 rell, P. G. Hartman, and P. J. announce the birth of a girl, D e liv e r) maculate Conception sem inary, devotions that evening to receive Amy, Theresa, on Nov. 3 in Mercy The 28th annual solemn public Oconomowoc, Wis. In April of donations. pounds each, to be given dur­ Sherick, Jr. They elected Mrs. hospital. novena in honor of Our Mother of 1946, Father Hanlen. then known The membership drive in both ing the evening, as well as cash Jack B. Henderson, captain; and Perpetual Help will be neld from as “Padre Roberto,” began his schools was successful. The high gifts. Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. R. T. Stauter, treasurer. They Altar Society Sunday, Nov. 30, to and including missionary work in the city of school group was headed by members of the Men’s club, or the will meet the second Monday of _ When the Altar and Rosary so­ Dec. 8, the Feast of the Immacu­ Manacapurie, more than 1,000 Helen McNicholas, who reported Altar and Rosary society, and they each month. ciety meets Monday evening, Nov. late Conception. The speaker this miles up the Amazon river in the 95 per cent and $108.75; and the will also be available at the door. The eighth circle met in the 17 in the Blessed Sacrament year is the Rev. Robert Hanlen, jungles of Braz^l. He is now sta­ grade school, under Mrs. Charles The proceeds will be added to the home of Mrs. Cyrus L. Colburn, school cafeteria, the short business C.SS.R. Father Hanlen was born tioned at St. Joseph’s church in Decker, reported $88. Grades four, fund for the Cure D’Ars building Jr., 3556 MagnoHa, on Nov. 12. meeting will be followed by a card in St. Louis Oct. 15. 1915, and as Wichita. six, seven, and two finished in that program. Mrs. Glienke, the circle chairman, party, both bridge and canasta. a boy was taught by the Notre Jack McNellis, son of Mr. and order. Mr. Rehm Cunningham, On Nov. 6, the Rev. William J. was also present. The members of The players will progress from Dame and Loretto Sisters in the Mrs.: Dan McNellis of 726 Gala- chief engineer of KFEL, gave a Mulcahy baptized two Infants, Ju­ this circle include Mmes. Thomas table to table to afford the mem­ Immaculate (Conception and St. pago'street, and a graduate of St. talk on television. dith Ann, daughter of Mr. and W. Herrick, William F. Garrow, bers of this new organization an Alphonsus’ schools in his home Joseph’s high school of 1949, who The games party held in the Mrs. Marshall A. Maass, with John Ronald G. (Jutru, Ray C. Barker, opportunity of becoming better ac­ NATURAL GAS RANGE town. He was profes.sed as a Re­ has,s beenb in the army since 1950 gym Nov. 10 was a successt and and Luella Deibel as sponsors; and Jr., Dick J. Morroni, John F. quainted. The hostesses for this demptorist Aug. 2, 1939, and or- paid a surprise visit home the past the sum realized will be spent on Patrice Diane, daughter of Mr. and Brunger, Patrick J. Colburn, meeting will be Mmes. F. X Saturday and is here on a 30-day the Christmas pacties for the grade Mrs. Edward S. Godwin-Austen, David B. Keefe, and Cyrus L. Byrne, S. J. Jones R. W. Schlecht, • Yes, the some ingredients and the same careful prepara­ furlough. Jack wa.s seriously in­ and high school. with Joe and Helen Godwin-Aus­ Colburn, Jr. J. A. Moore, R. B. Starke, and tion make a tastier dish when cooked on on Automatic C all a jured in Korea in January, 1951, The gymnasium is again ex­ ten as sponsors. On Nov. 9, Fa­ Our Lady of Fatima circle, an A. F. Wachter. • ther Mulcahy baptized Lynn Ar­ afternoon bridge luncheon group Natural Gas Range. That's because the controls are a c u rrt' and the as a result of a land mine accident, pected to have a capacity house At the Men’s club meeting in thur, daughter of Mr. and Mrs organized last week, named Mrs. design and construction ore quality. and is still a patient at the Brooke on Monday, Nov. 17, for the an­ the Blessed Sacrament school ZOIVECAB army hospital, San Antonio, Tex. nual turkey games party. The Lloyd A. Hatteberg, with Walter Charles R. Freer, Jr., captain, and .MAin 7171 W. and Elaine E. Widener as spon­ Mrs. Warren A. Peterson, treas­ . cafeteria Wednesday, Nov. 19, a • Once the controls are set, your Automotic Natural Gas Range com­ He will return there for more committee has made extra plans television set will be installed Prompt Courtooui Sorvire surgery and bone graft operations by adding several special prizes, sors. urer. Usually they wll meet, on pletes the cooking without further attention from you. It does t well and CHEAPER RATES the second Wednesday of each through the courtesy of Pius 1-WAY RADIO CLEAN NEW CARS on his arm. that will be worth many times New Circles Formed j t does it economically. Benjamin Cordova of 622 Elati month, but this month they will Hartman of the Kearney the price of admission. Starting The organization of four addi­ Kitchen Appliances, which will street is a patient in St. Joseph's time is 8 p.m. tional circles since last week for meet on Wednesday, Nov. 19, in See your Notvral Gas Range Ooalor and have him shew you the home of Mrs. Peterson, 3001 enable the men attending to fol­ these modarn cookery advantages GOOD CLOTHES NEED hospital. Cure D’Ars parish has been an­ low the fights. John Dunn, a Father James Sullivan, C.SS.R., nounced by Mrs. H. G. Glienke Glencbe. NOT BE EXPENSIVE Journalists’ Convention The first meeting of the new Denver FBI agent, will be the who has been on a mission tour, circle chairman. The fifth circle guest speaker. © PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO will conclude a mi.ssion on Sunday Colorado will be host to more to be formed met in Mrs. Glienke’s afternoon bridge circle forrned THE at St. Catherine of Siena church, than 300 American journalists home Noy. 7. Members decided to last week, to be known as St. Iliff, after which he will be home who will attend the 1952 national name their circle Mother Cabrini John's circle, met in the home of for a few days. convention of Sigma Delta Chi, and elected Mrs. Edward A. Mrs. W. J. Bindel Nov. 12. Mrs. ENGLISH Shower for Sisters professional journalism frater­ O’Keefe, captain; and Mrs. Isa Bindel is the captain and the treasurer is Mrs. Vic Hebert. At the meeting of the Parent- nity, in Denver Nov. 19-22. dore Fisher, treasurer. The other TAILORS Teachers’ association Nov. 6, the Many of the nation’s foremost members are Mmes. Earl L. Paul -organization in conjunction with leadej's in the newspaper and radio Glenn W. Frazee, Steve Pocsik, Employment Specialists 901 FIFTEENTH STREET the Altar and Rosary society voted fields, including Arthur Hays G. C. Edwards, John Harper, John Note 25th Anniversary Combine Quality and Style to have a miscellaneous shower for Sulzberger, publisher of the New Leech, and J. A. Moore. They will meet on the first Wednesday of The Glenn B. Wilson Employ at Prices You Can Afford the Sisters of Mercy on Tuesday, York Times, will speak during the Nov. 18. Representatives from SDX sessions in the Cosmopolitan each month. ment Specialists are celebrating One Free Opportunity both societies will be in the hall hotel. Mrs. Glienke organized two cir­ their 25th anniversary today, Noy. cles in her home Nov. 10, one a 13, with a dinner in the Emeralti Bring sewing group of 11 women who room of the Brown Palace hotel, CROSLEY TABLE MODEL RADIO will make linens for the new Denver. The organization was church. They named their circle begun in 1927 in a small room in Yoor St. Anne’s Sewing circle and the the Continental Oil building and Name MAKE YOUR HOME THE HAPPIEST officers are Mrs. Charles Rothe, in one-quarter century has ex­ Friends captain; and Mrs. Russel Haiskey, panded to a suite of six offices Address treasurer. T h e membership in­ with seven employes. At the an­ PLACE IN THE WHOLE NEIGHBORHOOD! cludes Mmes. H. J. Granski, J. F. nual dinner, recoijnjtion will be To be given away at 10:00 P.M. Saturday, November Dolan, Russell Haiskey, Ernest given employes of long service and 15th, at Khighti of 'Columbui Home, I6th & Grant Gastello, James Cornelio, Joseph a welcome addressed to three new S treet. Pankaskie, L. R. Keefe, John employes. These coupons in the Register are the only opportunities offered on this radio. COMBINATION CONSOLE Blessed Sacrament Group ( TV, Radio end Phonograph To Hear Talk on Television (Blessed Sacrament Parish, a troop meeting in the old school D enver) hall on Friday night, Nov. 14, at BRING THIS COUPON WITH YOU TO THE All women in the parish are 7 ■ o’clock. Op Saturday morning Cold winter evenings are a joy when urged to attend the Altar and the boys are asked to meet at the the whole family gathers around your Rosary society meeting on Friday, school at 8:45 for their “Gooi’ Nov. 14, in the school cafeteria Turn Project.” 1953 Hoffman console from D. & F. to hear Russell Porter of Denver On Sunday, Nov. 9, the Rev. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS One handsome cabinet combines three- university discuss television. The William J. Mulcahy baptized luncheon meeting at 1:30 will be Bonita Louise, daughter of Mr. and way pleasure for every mood, every preceded by the recitation of the Mrs. Philip P. Burns, with John taste in television, radio and automatic Rosary in the church at 1:15. The J. Burns and Dolores C. Burns as hostesses will be Mmes. Glen ,W. Sponsors. 3-speed phonograph. Three-way value, Davis, E. L. Elder, Giles Foley, The Mothers’ auxiliary of Cub Annual too, in its big 21-inch Ea.sy-Vision- Roy K. Gebhart, Frank J. Hill, and Scout pack 23 will have a dessert- John Hyland. luncheon on Thursday, Nov. 13, at screen with squint-free, strain-free eye About 50 men attended the Men’s 1:15 in the home of Mrs. M. J. protection . . . its skillfully designed club meeting Nov. 5, at which time Conway, 1900 Hudson. Those who John Dunn, a Denver FBI agent, will assist Mrs. Conw^iare Mmes, cabinet the proudest piece in your liv­ explained the functions of the FBI Andrew Saraceno, (Tlarerice H. ing room ,. .• and lastingly satisfactory and described some famous cases Thirkell, Fred Hamel, E.'G. Kenne- FALL of espionage during the war. He beck, and Frank Messenger. performance backed by D. &. F.’s de- also showed a colored film depicting St. Anne’s circle will meet on pendability and service. Choose yours FBI activities in Washington. Tues’day, Nov. 18, instead of Nov, The Monterey, > A group of men met Nov. 10 to 25, Mrs. J. M. Hart, 4556 E. 17th today from three rich finishes: complete the assembling of lockers avenue, will entertain. mahogany .9' and to install a new- lighted basket­ The members of St. Anthony’s veneer 449 Easy terms to suit your budget ball score board in the gymnasium. circle will meet in the Denver Dry Robert Steinbruner, president of Goods tea room on Thursday, Nov. D. & F. Television Shop the Men’s club, has appointed Jo­ 20, at 12:30 as guests of Mmes. V 1651 Arapahoe Street seph Agan refreshment committee Walter Ch^man and Howard FRIDAY AND SATURDAY / chairman, assisted by Ed O’Hara Wegs. £ and Charles Kerns. Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Graham In the shadow of the tower. \ t the Sacred Heart devotions will entertain the St. Michael the NOVEMBER 14th & 15th ? on Friday night, Nov. 14, at 7:30, Archangel evening circle in their t- ' Open eventficf till 9 Monday thru Friday^, the Rev. Anton J. Borer, S.M.B., home on Saturday, Nov. 22, in­ will explain the promise made by stead of Nov. 15. 1 ■ k V fy' after 5:30 call TAbor 4240 , F U N BEGINS AT 7:30 the Sacred Heart of Jesus to St. Dinner for Grid Team *• Margaret Mary: “I will establish peace in their homes.” The football family dinner for 4 ^ • i j' ^ . the Blessed Sacrament team and ‘ » -- -* .<1 - Mi^s Margaret Gillis is a patient in St. Joseph’s hospital their families was held Wednesday KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HOME 4 • ■' ■***^* ...... ^ •evening, Nov. 12, in the new school Father Cervantes cafeteria at 6 p.m.. Guests invited To Address PTA include Monsignor Campbell, Fa­ 16th & GRANT 1' ■ ’ - i; ' ' 1 The Rev. Louis Cervantes, S.J., thers Mulcahy and Borer, the Rev. a professor at Regis college, will James Moynihan, speaker; the 1 1 address the members of the Blessed sisters, and the officers of *the Sacrament PTA on Monday, Nov. Men’s club. Perry Holcomb was trTLalhAA.. 24. An invitation is also extended toastmaster. •” to those in the parish who are not Explorer Post 145 welcomed Mr. GAMES affiliated with the PTA. Dunn, the FBI agent, to its meet­ (■ The Santa Clara, Catechism classes for public ing Nov. 10. Mr. Dunn delivered EVERYONE WHERE PARKING IS EASIER PRIZES ALL PROCEEDS cherry school children are held every the third talk in a series of voco- Sunday morning at 10 o’clock in tional instructions. He stressed the . INVITED wood ‘ the old school. They are conducted vocational background, qualifica­ FUN FOR ALL GO TO CHARITY by the sisters. tions, training, opportunities, and Boy Scout troop 145 will have advantages of FBI work. /

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FAGE TWELVE Offic*, 931 StrMt THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4205 Thursday, November 13,1952 wwwwwwwwwwwwwwww^wwwwww^ '>• ' Genealogical Society to Meet JVot Ju«t o m atter of Seeing In Preparation JhqmQAcajit 9/l fia o L The Colorado Genealogical so­ Miss Adelaide French. Mrs. Frost Vitioo ii not alwny* n cate of just leeinf, but teeinf For 'Star Nights' ciety Vill meet Thursday evening, Buchtel will represent the Denver with comfort. Many people can tee clearly, but cannot uta Nov. 20, at 7:45 p.m. in room chapter of the DAR. Samuel their ayei for any length of time without getting a head­ THOMAS J. SMITH. 72. of H i t Colo­ Koebis; brother of John Franek, Calhan; 405 of the YWCA building, 1545 Shepard will speak briefly on col- , ache. This It utually a warning that glatiet are probably rado bouloTtrd. Father of John PhU- George Franek. Pueblo} Stephen Franek. Tremont place,.Denver. lecting the records of the Fort needed. brick Smith; alto aurvivtd by two Winchester, W, Va.; and Andrew Kochis. “The Denver That Was’’ will V irandcbildren. Requiem Mate will he cele­ Valdosta. Ga.; father-in-Uw of Lor^ Loran National cemetery. Guests brated Nov, 14 at 9 o'clock in the St. raine Franek; grandfather of Kathry be the subject of the speaker, will be welcome. Ifnatluf Loyola church. Interment Mt. ELaine Franek. both of Williston, S. Olivet. Horan morturay. Car. Requiem Mass was celebrated Nov. SWIGERT BROS. ja n e w e ir . S2. of 1419 Grant atreet. 10 in the Lowry air force bate chapel. Aunt of Catherine M. and Genevieve MRS/DOROTHY c . NITSCH of 1134 Flynn; titter of Helen. Weir and Barbara Acoma strdet. Wife of Herman W. 1550 Californim KEyetone 7651 Panaffon of Chicago; Agnes Mellon of Nitseh; stepmother of Mrs. Dorothy Thursday! Friday! Saturday! Wauwatosa. Wit.; and Patrick Wolr of Ellis and Mrs.^ Mary C. Bostwick; Better VUion Good Service Encinitas. Calif. Rotary will be recited daughter of C. H. Loweil of Castle Rock; Nov. 1$ at 8 p.m. in Horan's chapel. Re­ and sister of Mrs. Jean Woodbouse, Mrs. THE DiBI¥YER’S IVOVEMBER for Every Age Optometrists At Right Price* quiem Matt will be celebrated Nov. 14 at Josephine Man. Duncan Godfrey, and 10 o’clock in the Cathedrai. Interment Mt. Harry Lowell. Requiem^ Mass was cele­ GLAeSES INDIVIDUALLT STYLED Olivet. Horan mortuary. brated Nov. 7,lo St, Francis* church in FLORA SERVEY MAYORAL, 29. of Castle iCock. 2684 Champa street. Wife of John Mayo­ PURCHASE SALE ral: mother of John, Jr.; Richard, GUver, MRS. ROSE POMPON 10 and''Cynthia; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Rese Pomponio of 4160 Osage Joe Servey; and titter of Frank A. Ser- street died Nov. 7 after an illnes of two vey, and Mrs. Harkin Lucero. Requiem months. She was 70. Born March 8. Matt was celebrated Nov. 8 in tecred 1882, at Potenta, Italy, Mrs. Pomponio Heart church. Interment Mt. Olivet. came to the United States with her par­ Trevino mortuary. ents when she was nine. The family MARIA UR5ULITA MEDINA. 6«. of settled in New York where she married Trininad. Wife of Manuel Medina; the late Michael Pomponio in 1900. The mother of Joe Medina. Mrs. Jbie R. Lopei, eouple came Immediately to Denver. Mr. Mr*. Vidal Gerule; titter of Donaciano Pomponio, a city park caretaker, died in MEN’S Martinea- Alto leaves 16 grandehfldren 1918. Mrs. Pomponio was an active and one great-grandchild. Requiem Matt member of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel M A K f wss celebrated Nov. 7 in Sacred Heart parish. % church. Interment Mt Olivet Trevino She is survived by two ions, Philip and 1869 mortuary. »’ Frank, both of Denver, and three grand­ children. MANUEL REYES, 49, of 1224 18th WOOL Requiem High Mats was celebrated street Husband of Mary L. Reyes; Nov. 10 in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel father of Antonia and Esperanxa. Rotary church. Boulevard mortuary. will be recited Nov. 18 at 8 o'clock in the Trevino chapel. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9:16 o’clock Nov. 14 in JAMES F. PUGHES Sacred Heart church. Interment Mt. James F. Pughee,. retired Denver gar­ SUITS Olivet Trevino morturay. ment eutUr, died Nov. 9 after a long illness. He was 84. Bom in Ireland Feb. PEGGY SANCHEZ, infant of 2222 8. 1868, he came to the Uhited States Larimer. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernst with his parents when he was nine years rcfuUrly 65.00 Sanches; titter of Charlene and Wanda; old. Mr. Pughes lived in Philadelphia. and granddaughter of Tony Sanches and Pa., until he was 26, and then he moved Mr. and Mrs. Joe Garcia. Services are being held at 10 o'clock Nov. 18. Inter to Denver. He was employed by the old ment Mt. Olivet Trevino mortuary. Allen company of Denver as a garment BARBARA RUPLEY and Jo Anne Stauffer' fresh­ A NAME IS EVERYTHING! XEEP NAMES IN cutter for more than 80 years. He re­ men, will perform a Jack and Jill dance in the Loretto MEMORY: KEEP FOND INFLUENCES ALIVE. LUIS GUTIERREZ. 67. Father of Mrs. tired in 1928. He was a member of the Elmer Bueno .and Mra. Alfonso Cintora. Holy Name society in St. Vincent de Heights Star Nights production, Sweethearts, scheduled Nov. 19-22 Service! are being held at 9 o’clock Nov. Paul’s parish. “ 13 in Holy Trinity church in Trinidad. in Phipps auditorium. Other dance numbers include “Dance of the 49 •JACQEES BROTHERS Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Since 1*01 Trevino mortuary. Pughes; a son. Joseph; a daughter. Wooden Shoes,’’ “Pretty as a Picture,’’ and “On Parade.” SGT. ROBERT J. WARD, 84, of 1963 Miss Marie Pughes. all of Denver; four Monument* of Distinction Grant street. Son of Mrs. Ellen A. Ward; grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchil­ • SHARKSKINS! Jutt Off Broadway on 6lh Ave. and nephew of Katherine Smith. Re­ dren. quiem High Matt was celebrated Nov. Requiem High Mass wms celebrated Evergreen Discussion Club Over 50 Year* in One Location 11 in Holy Ghost church. Interment Mt Nov. 12 in St. Vincent de Paul’s ehurch. • WORSTEDS! Telephone AL 2019 Olivet Olinecr mortuary. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mor­ MARY E. PARMELEY, 89. of 1468 tuary. • CHECKS! u, Race street. Mother of C. R. Parmeley Has Weekly Study of Mass and Mrs. William M. Rtine, both of Den­ LOUIS JAMES BEYNON ver. and O. J. Parmeley of Los Angeles, Funeral services for Louis James Bey Evergreen.^ (Christ the King Ralph Robinson from Detroit, • HERRINGBONES! Calif. Also surviving are three grand­ non. 72, retired Frederick merchant who Mich., and Marie jaksche, mother M o n u m e n t a l Father Kruger Offers children. Requiem High Mata ig being died in a Denver hospital Wednesday Parish)— The Discussion club celebrated at 9 o'clock Nov. 13 in the evening, Oct. 29. after a five-day illness, group is now undertaking the of Mrs. Huber, as sponsors, We have erected many beau­ Cathedral. Interment Mt. Olivet. OHngcr were held Nov. 1 from St. Therese's Men, this is one of our mortuary. * church, Frederick. Father Martin Arno. study of the Mass under the gui­ Theresa Anne Tracy, daughter tiful monumentt in Mt. Mother's Funeral Mass O.S.B., officiated. Interment was in the of Mr. and Mrs. James Tracy of Olirat Cemetery. CATHERINE KLOBERDANCE, 76. of South Boulder cemetery. dance of Father Joseph Bosch. Indian Hills, was baptized Oct. 19, leading lines! A tre­ 3642 Humboldt. Wife of John Rlober- Mr. Beynon was born in Albia, la.. j The Rev. Charles F. Kruger, dance; mother of Albert Kloberdance, Dec. 16, 1879. He came to Colorado from Father BoSch urge.s everyone to with Mrs. George B. Greer, proxy mendous purchase A. T. THOMSON SIj ., director of the speech depart- berby; Christina PinteraJli. Pueblo; Margaret Rizxardi, Silver Plume; Helen Iowa in the year 1900. On July 21, 1921, join in the study of the Mass, held for Alfred Mercier, and Marie 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 tHent at Regis college. Denver, and Frost and Elisabeth Haberkorn. Den­ he married Agnes O’Day of Lafayette, each Monday evening at 8 o’clock Agnes Tracy, sister of Mr. Tracy, saves you 16.00 off our a^tioted speaker, last week returned ver; Katherine Schell, Longmont; Anna and they came to Frederick to. live. To in the rectory. as sponsors. to' Denver 'after attending his Fonay, Broomfield; Marie WilliU. Estes this union two children were born. Mrs. everyday price. And Park; and sister of Helen Gertie. Chi­ Beynon preceeded her husband in death Catechism Classes Religious Christmas cards are mother’s funeral in Omaha. Neb. Feb. 19. 1951, being sold each Sunday. The His mother, Mrs. Jennie Kruger, cago. 111. Alto survived by 40 grand­ Mr. Beynon was mayor of Frederick Catechism classes for the chil­ you get the most popu­ JERRY BREEIV children and 16 great-grandchildren. Re­ one time and also deputy sheriff of dren are bing held every week amount of $60 was earned on the was 82 at the time of her death. quiem Mass wag celebrated Nov. 11 in Weld county. bake sale the Altar and Rosary so­ lar alt wool fabrics, She had lived in Omaha for more Annunciation church. Interment Mt. Mr. Benion and his wife were In in Evergreen, Kittridge, Idledale, Florist Olivet. and Conifer in preparation for ciety held on election day. than 46 years and had been in ill M. SGT. MICHAEL A. FRANEK. 48, business in Frederick for the 30 years beoutifully tailored. health for the past several years. of Pueblo. Husband of Jennie Franek; they lived there. After his wife’s death, Confirmation. Adults who are to High Mass is now being sung at 1004 15th St. Mr. Beynon sold his interests there and 10 o’clock and will continue at this She was buried from St. John’s father of Michael, David, and Joseph moved to Denver to live with his children. be confirmed will meet in the rec­ MAin 2279 Franek. all of Pueblo; Richard A. Franek, Surviving arc hh ton Jack Beynon and tory N ov. 14 at 8 p.m. to receive time through the winter until fur­ church, with Father Kruger offer­ Williston. S. Car.; and Elizabeth Franek, ther notice. Low Mass is at 8 * Single and double breasted ing the Requiem Mass. San Angelo, Tex.; son of Mrs. Elizabeth his daughter Mary Catherine Beynon. their instructions. both of Denver. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will o’clock. administer Confirmation Wednes­ A Purgatorial Mass will be said * Tans, grays, blues, teals, brown, navy CONCETTA MAZ20TT1 day evening, Dec. 10, at 7:30. A Nov. 14 at 8:30. The Mass for the Mri. C onett* M»ri» M»zjotto, 75, of dinner prepared by the Altar and Altar and Rosary society will be * Regulars, longs and shorts Welbj died N ot. 16 in tier home. She wa« born Mn, S, 1877, in Coniena, Iteiy. She Rosary society will be served in said "Saturday, Nov. 15, at 8:30. ■ /■ wn« married to the Jate Frank Maiiotti the rectory for the Archbishop and A new altar cloth was donated * Sizes 35 to 46 (here in 18*6 and came to the U.8. in by Mrs. M. Grabrian. 1900. They Mttled for a year in Scranton, priests. Pa., before eoming to Welby, where they The songs the choir will sing at farmed nntil Mr. Maxaotti’a death in the Confirmation will be “Ecce Men’t Shop— Street Floor 19(1. She wai a member of the Asiump- Sacei'dos Magnus,” the “Veni Cre­ tion pari»h in Welby and of the Altar and Rosary aociety. ator Spiritus,” the “Confirma HNS in Arvada SurriTing is one son, Joseph, of Welby: Hoc,” and “Holy God.” four daughters, Urt. Liziie Gazette of Preferred by Welby, Mri. Mary Delmonico, Mri. Helen The choir, under the direction Aeierno, and Mrs. Lucy Cristian, all ot of Father Bosch and Mrs. George ttenVer; 20 grandchildren, and 21 greet- B. Greer, organist, is working dil­ Plans Clothing grandehlldrea. Requiem High Mas, was celebrated igently in preparing these songs. N ot. 12 in Assumption church in, Welby. They are also practicing the Interment was in Mt. Oliret. Christmas Carol Mass. *Where Donver Shops with ConftdttK*'* KlyttOAt 2111 ' D enver’s The Rev. Subdeacon Louis Weis Drive on Nov. 23 of Portland, Ore., is preparing the Arvada.— (St. Anne’s Parish) — seminarians of St. Thomas' sem­ The parish Holy Name stociety will inary to sing the Proper of, the meet this evening, Thursday, Nov. Dr. Wm. McCaw 13, in the hall. The clothing drive Mass and to assist the choir. He W W W W W ^ W W ^ ^ m W W W ^ ^ ^ ig to be ordained a priest this com­ in the parish, set for Sunday, Nov. C atholic ing year. 23, will be organized at this meet­ ► CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING! WasNewmanites' Ellen Clare Huber, daughter of ing. The president of the Holy ► Mr. and Mrs. A. Huber of Ever­ Name society has been appointed ► green,'was baptized Oct. 26, with by the pastor as chairman of the * Classified Ads drive. Following the meeting there ► Sponsor, Greeley will be a movie program, through It will pay you to read ALL of tha following advertizomanti. Fam ilies the compliments of Dave CozZa. Dr. William W. McCaw, who ■When St. Anne’s circle met Nov. % t was buried in Mt. Olivet Nov. 10 Precious Blood 11, it was decided to hold a games DRAPERIES/ HELP TO EXCHANGE after a Requiem Mass in St. James’ party Dec. 12. The chairman for church, Denver, was a leading lay­ the party is Rosemary Holland, EXPERT DRAPERY WORK. 2 w*ek» Room and Board t* eouple for wife’i service. Equipped to take decoritora’ sur- servicee. 968 Downing. ALpine 9968. man of St. Peter’s parish, Greeley, who will be assisted by Margaret dIus .work. West 38th Avenue Drtpery and was sponsor of the Newman Parish to Keep Wescamp, Ann Real, and Mary Shop. 4281 W. 88th Ave. GE. 1830. HELP WANTED FEMALE club at the Colorado State Col­ ■Warner from the circle; and Mary HOMES FOR SALES lege of Education. The 62-year- Mapely and Mrs. Rudy Zehnder, ST. PHILOMENA’S PARISH old medical man, who retired as a Sr., from the Altar and Rosary so­ Older bungalow, completely modernised. Without parish housekeepers^ colonel from the army in 1946, Picture Record ciety. Like new. Lovely large kitchen. 8 bed­ God blest themly our rectories designed the x-ray facilities of the An election of.circle officers will rooms, enclosed sleeping porch. Gaa heat. would be lost. But another house* new Weld County public hospital (Mozt Pr-ciouz Blood Parizh, 2 car garage. $13,750. Gall evenings, keeper is needed bf a larfe Den- D enver) be held at the meeting in Decem­ DExter 2601. Owner. in Greeley. He had served as ber. The present officers will act ear parish, to share with the chief radiologist at the hospital Pictures of parish meetings and PRESENTATION SCHOOL as the nominating committee this is 2 blocks from this 4 year old, 2 bedroom priegts in the holy work of serr- since 1948. activities will be taken extensively year. The annual Christmas party home with attached garage. 4 piece tile ing Christ's own. Good working The doctor was a member of the in the next few weeks for a par­ and gift exchange will be held at bath, and kitchen with eating apace. 856 conditions, congenial surround­ ish record, according to the Rev. monthly. Low down payment. Price*. 19,300. NEIGHBORHOOD MORTUARIES Greeley Elks club and of the this time. Owner. CH 5611. ings. Applicants write Box WCt Knights of Columbus. He was a John P. Donohoe, C.M., pastor. The Following the meeting, Rensino’s Register. Box 1620. Denver. CTaduate of the University of first pictures were taken at the 20-piece accordion orchestra enter­ APARTMENT WANTED third meeting of the Men’s club on Wanted, Isdy to do kitchen and dining Pittsburgh. He is survived by his tained. WANTED by Nov, 22. Small apartment, room work. Room and board. St. Thomas* wife, Marcella; four daughters. Nov. 10 -by the Rev. D. L. McCad- private bath. Near churehr Lady alone. seminary. 1300 S. Steele. RA. 4764. Mrs. Peggy Lundell, Mrs. Betty don of Our Lady of Lourdes par­ CH. 3917. ish. Kelley, Mrs..Jane Murray, and Championship Cat Show CARPENTER WORK PAINTING & DECORATING Mrs. Anne Wallace, all of Denver; At this meeting the men of the The sixth annual championship FOR paperhanging and painting call two sons. Dr. William W. McCaw, parish also previewed plans for cat show will be staged by the Kitchen eabineta built in. Carpenter, re­ Anton Beringer, 168 Madison. £A. 2286 Jr.; and Lt. Philip McCaw, both of the forthcoming parish buildings. Colorado Cat Fanciers, Inc., in the modeling. First data work. PEarl 6241. or CH. 2768. ^ Denver; and 14 grandchildren. The plans were presented by Fa­ Shirley-Sayoy hotel, Denver, on MISCELLANEOUS There was a recitation of the ther Donohoe and the architect, Nov. 29 and 30. The Denver Zoo­ WALLPAPER hanging, Painting, Rosary at Olinger mortuary, Den­ John Monroe. Bylaws were also WANTED—Piano or organ b^ly,. wrfi Remodeling. Call KE. 6793. logical foundation will again re­ pay eqah. XEyatone 1698. ' ver, Nov. 9. Dr. McCaw died in approved for the men’s organiza­ ceive the profits from this show, BRICK REPAIRS 16th ot Dovldar Fitzsimons hospital Nov. 6 after tion. which will be used to benefit the FOR SALE—Electric refrigerator, 886. being a patient three weeks. Piano, $25. Gas range with heat regu­ BRICK REPAIRS: Specialising in brick Ten men of the parish par­ Denver zoo. Last year’s donation lator. $25. Combination radio, 116. pointing and repairing, also caulking and ticipated in nocturnal adoration was used to help stock the unique Washer, $16. 716 Santa Fe. painting. BE. 8-&218. WALTER EVANS. between 1 and 2 a.m. in Holy Ghost 8177 Benton St. tropical house with birds. DRUGGISTS Sacred Heart PTA church on the first Friday in Nubriitone Work, brick pointing and re­ November. YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS pairs. E. Nolan. FL. 6453. Woman of the perish will will b. filled corrMtly at Chimneys, porches rebuilt and repaired. WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY Tuck pointing. Free estimates. Work Thanked lor Help meet in Our Ledy of Lourdes Homes for Sale Ph. 8F. 97K 1099 South Gaylord St. school on Thursday, Nov. 20, et guaranteed. CANNON, AComa 6604. (Sacrail Heart Paruh, Denvar) 8 p.m. for the third meeting of TOWELS & UNEN SUPPLY Mrs. Clara Morrison and Mrs. the Alter end Rosery society. 1320 So. Josephine MOUNTAIN TOWEL A SUPPLY CO. Mary Hotra thank members and The parish Youth club met Nov. Serrice furnished for Offices, Barbera* SpMf at Shtrman friends of the Sacred Heart PTA 11 in the home of Mrs. Helen But­ Price reduced this older brick Reatanranta. Storea, and Banqueta NEEDED BADLY Eo(t ColEax-ot JMosnalio for their co-operation in making ler. Entertainment was furnished home; near $ t VinMni’s Church and B. W. BECK1U6. Manager 1227 Cartla S t MA. 7$fS0 the pantry shower given Nov. 5 through the co-operation of Eu­ School; ideal for growing family. 10 Copies ' a success. gene Kottenstette, a telephone com­ Win Schrodt Sl Co. Realtor ELECTRICAL WORK Allida Sanchez,' grade two, was pany employe, who arranged for 345 So. Washington SP. 7562 July 3, 1952 iitu* «ven the doll donated by Mrs. the showing of two films. Winter Complete Electrical Service. Repain, re­ These Capable CatbolU Members of Onager's Staff Toll Patrol and Stepping Along wiring. new outleta, new house wiring. DENVER CATHOLIC Dalia Jarger for obtaining the Commercial wiring. Fm" a Good Job REGISTER most members for the PTA. With Television. The same films Every Time. Call. Are Available For Services at Arty Olinger Mortuary, Mrs. Josephine Costello has were shown by Mr. Kottenstette OSTRANDER ELECTRIC CO. Please mail to Box 1620 been appointed chairman of the at the Men’s club meeting Nov. 10. GR. 6683 2646 15th S t Dunvur 1, Colo, PTA bake sale committee. Father Donohoe urged parish­ Holy Family Parish , ^ WW W'W WWWWWWW W'W ioners to send in the second parish or leave in offic* • JOSEPH E. BONA • C W. JA CKSO N The school children are de­ census cards as soon as possible CARY'S 938 Bannock St. lighted over the invitation to at­ so that a more complete record 4394 Vrain tend the Denver Civic Symphony 1500 S. Broadway • ANTHONY CONIGLiO programs Nov. 20 and Feb. 5. can be kept on file. 2 bdrm. frame. Full basement. • JOSEPHINE COURTNEY The pastor also clarified a re­ Close to church, schools and Father Martin A. Schiltz, S.J.; ► ' We Pay Cash Sister Ann Lorraine, Mrs. J. Al­ cent letter sent to parishioners transportation. Make offer. TELEVISION • GENE STEINKE regarding the parish assessment ) • ELEANOR HAGERMAN bert Harris, and Mrs. Mary (Jen­ Mr. Mohesky, ARV 734-J. ^ For Used Furniture CrosUy-Emeraon kins met N ot. 11 tq discuss plans the buildingDuildifor fund. He said the Antennas and Service on AU Mskae assessment would be for the build h and • EDWIN E. DAVIS ‘ for the annual Christmas party. • ANGELA BUCKHOLZ ing fund only and could be paid t Miicallanaout Itema SKYWAY RADIO Cost Accountants in whatever manner each family We have many calls for North ► PE. 4014 RA. 6423, AND TELEVISION CO. ii • HAROLD BELLiM • C. J. BUCKHOLZ found most convenient. He pointed ^ OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 p.ai. Walter L. Rhode, chief account­ out, however, that weekly or Denver and Wheat Ridge 711 E. 6th Ave. KE. 1898 ant of the Ideal Cement company, monthly envelopes are provided homes. Also building sites. • ROSCOE ASHTON • PAUL T. WILKIE .will be the speaker at the tech­ and will prove most convenient for Free Appraisal. nical meeting of the Denver'chap­ most families. The envelopes are Obsiqq^-JsdhiWA. ter of the National Association of clearly marked Cost Accountants Tuesday eve­ The 20th person baptized since PRINTING COMPANY • ' P- ning, Nov, 17, in the University the parish was founded in Au WHEAT RIDGE REALTY i: club, Denver, ' on “Accounting gust was Christopher Michael Mas- 1454 Walton (Roar) 7066 W 38tb Avenua ARV 684 Short Cuts Resulting From Sys- sopust, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo KEyitona 4054 temuation.” Massopust, 3095 S. Grape way. /

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Thursday, November 13,1952 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Teleohene, Kiyetene 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN Picture of Sacred Heart Intellectual Guerrillas Still Fight in China I i For New Mother (fh u ^ idJjoA iatL By P a u l H . H a llett Many who hold materialism, he says, regard WE INEVITABLY GET (he impression, £rom it only as a doctrine recognizing the reality and reading account after account of the expulsion, importance of matter, the reality of the external . iraptisonm^t, or execution of missionaries in world, the objectivity of our knowledge, the Help Wanted: More Mein .Like Musmanno ‘ China, that'there are none left to carry on the work importance of economics in social progress, the necessity of studying reality objectively. On all By E d Miller against great odds. ) stigator of the Onda-Dolsen they were destined to do, or at least, if there are AN EXTREM ELY D R A- Earlier, at his own-elpense, trial, he also served as ^ a r survivors, that they all' live cowed lives in dark these points, at least if they are giyen a reasonable MATIC TRIAL took place sev­ he had been instrumental .in 'witness. He wBs on the stand for lairs,' from which they venture forth only occa-( interpretation, we can say that we agree with them. eral years ago in the Pittsburgh having ex-Communisf Matthew a solid month and yet refused to For the word "materialism " the missionary will criminal court, a trial that was Cvetic file information before a accept the state’s Tee of $776, siohally to bring the last ministrations to the dying. * almost completely ignored by court in the case of the Com­ the ordinary rate ’for the serv­ But an article from the October China Missionary substitute a "good” word, "science,” and then the daily press. monwealth of Pennsylvania vs. ice of an expert witness. And BulUtin shows that this is not true. The China show how science demands a First Cause. The jury, following a turbu­ Hymen Schlesinger. Mr. Schles- those 31 days were not fun; It ' Mifsiondry Bulletin, let me stress, is published in lent trial that lasted 35 days, inger, an attorney, had been ex­ is never fun to take the abiish THE MISSIONARY who Still has the luck convicted two Communist lead­ tremely fctive in Red-front the legally canny Reds can hand Hong . Kong and is of .the highest authority on to be working in China will say nothing against ers of violating the Pennsyl­ causes. out in court. But Judge Mus­ just what goes on in China. TTie article, written Marx. Even Marx can be used against the material- vania sedition law. The two men IN THE ONDA-DOLSEN manno acquitted himself nobly by » French priest, Father Gabriel Brossard, who isiA he transmitted: "Marx spoke of the labor of convicted were Andrew P. Onda, case Judge Musmanno - raided against the pressure and invec­ had been active in making converts in the land of Red organizer of Western Penn­ the Communist office in the tive the Reds brought to bear. the hands and the mind,” Father Brossard relates ’ Mao Tse-tung, reassures us that missionaries there, sylvania’s vital heavy industry; Bakewell building and confis­ Most people thought he had in his imaginary argument with the Chinese Red.^ and James H. Dolsen, a corre­ cated sufficient evidence to pros­ picked a poor time to get into habituated by years of experience to Oriental psy­ "Marx Was not so limited as not to sec the distinc-^ spondent in Western Pennsyl­ ecute the pair; in addition he a fight with the Reds, for while chology, still'exist and are far from calling it tion—a great philosopher like him! Otherwise an vania for the Daily Worker. dug up valuable evidence the trial was in progress he was J quits along the ideological line. The trial would most likely against perhaps the most sinis­ named a candidate in the pri­ ape, which has four hands, and hands more agile have been unsuccessful if it had ter and insidious Red in the mary for justice of the supreme FATHER BROSSARD, in his advice to Chinese ' than our own, would be more capable than we. not been for the courage and U.S., Steve Nelson, who has court of Pennsylvania. He wa.s missionaries, takes a rule from a page of Dale If man possesses language, reason, intelligence, it perseverance of Judge Michael been everything from a colonel bitterly attacked, often from the Carnegie’s How to Win Friends and Influence is not because he has hands. It is because he pos- A. Musmanno of Pittsburgh, who, in the Red army in the Spanish most unusual quarters, as a finding everyone else either apa­ Civil war to key contact man in Fascist, a labor-baiter, and as a People: "Show respect for the other man's opinions. -sesses language, will, intelligence .... Marx knew thetic or/afraid, conducted his the theft of the A-bomb secret. Catholic, but the people were Never tell a man he is wrong." Accordingly, the that. . \ I own one-mah crusade to combat But Musmanno did not stop wiser than the pufidits: Mu.s- priest tells the missionary to let the Chinese Marx­ Communist gangsterism— there. As well as being the in- The fact that a former Chinese missionary can manno won a smashing victory. ist chodse whatever subject he prefers, and then still write an article to advise the best approach ON JAN. 1 OF THIS YEAR, to ask him a few little questions, which he can­ SISTER BARBARA ANN of St. Anthony’s hospital, he left the Allegheny county for missionaries among Chinese Communists shows Denver, is shown,presenting a picture of the Sacred Heart A Santa With a Straw Hat common pleas court to assume not well answer. “Make him.say: 'Yes, yes' . . , that Christianity is still being preached in China of Jesus to Mrs. Edward C. Karuzas, who had just become a new the robes of a justice of the and then present your religious considerations. —albeit surreptitiously—and is still making con­ mother. St. Anthony’s is one of the 1,500 centers throughout the By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen months before the Nativity. supreme court, but the memory And yet, do not present them unless it is necessary, verts. Why cannot the Voice of America take a This may be a lawful means of nation that have joined the Sacred Heart drive to “make every home IT MUST HAVE OCCURRED of the raw courage he displayed especially for the first time,” he warns. leaf from Father Brossard? a home of the Sacred Heart.” Sister Barbara Ann also plans to make to some, at least, how ridiculous attracting customers and dol­ in breaking the back of the the new comphnion.-picture of the Immaculate Heart of Mary available it is to see a Santa Claus in lars, but why is it wreaked on Pittsburgh politburo remains as to new mothers at the hospital. downtown department stores the very young? a challenge to the rest of the almost before the frost has Ip THE EARLY SANTA citizens. , Fluoridation—Union of Church and State? gets any earlier, little tots will More men in the tradition of touched the pumpkins. This By Rev. J ohn B. E bel The Denver Catholic Register colorful gent is already offering soon be so confused that they Judge Musmanno are needed, for union of State and Church. because they think it consti­ will not be able to pin him to the Communist threat is far THE PROTEST against fluo­ It is not that we agree with tutes. state medicine. And they Pre.'ident...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. his comfortable lap to wide- eyed youngsters, and the tur­ any one celebration in the year. from beaten in our country. ridation of Denver’s water sup­ the Christian Scientists, but we add: “We object to state medi­ Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Jour..D, Litt.D., LL.D. A youngster’s mind is simple ply made by the Christian cine for very much the same keys are not yet cleaned for the The American people are still think their stand is just as logi­ Managing Director...... Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. stuffing. Perhaps the moguls of and cannot grasp complexity. hot satisfied with explanations Science Church comes very near reason that we object to a State City Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebei, M.A., Litt.D. the markets are planning to in­ He makes certain associations given in the Amerasia case, to striking a responsive chord cal as that of the persons who Church.” Associate Editors—Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linus corporate Thanksgiving into and keeps them—until another with the continuing revelation in this writer’s heart. If Cath­ cry out for separation of Christian Science is defined Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.D.; Paul Hallett, Christmas, or even to .stick a element of time or person crops of infiltration of our State De­ olic pupils cannot be given bus Church and State when a Cath­ by Webster's New Collegiate Litt.D.; Jack Heher, B.A., Litt.D.; Frank Morriss, B.S., LL.B., flag into good' St. Nick’s hand up to mar the association of partment and United Nations rides or health services or free olic pupil boards a school bus, Dictionary as “a religion and Lit.M.; Edward Mack Miller, Litt.M.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, and load him down with fire­ ideas; and then he does not delegations, with the number of textbooks on the grounds that or when a (iatholic nun receives system of healing disease of M.F.A. crackers for the Fourth. It is know what connection to make. Communist professors who still such benefits would constitute pay from the state for teaching mind and body which teaches possible to imagine a Santa with It may well happen that the do business from the rostrums union of Church and State, as in a public school. that all cause and effect are Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. a straw hat. little ones will begin to connect of our state universities. some protest, then it seems only To be sure, the Christian ThU Paper Printed Entirely by Union Labor Santa with a turkey’s head or a mental, and that sin, sickness, Then there is always the prac­ THERE ARE STILL a num- logical, since Chilstian Scien­ Scientists do not say they pro­ and death will be destroyed by piece of pumpkin pie. tists do not believe in medical Published Weekly by tical danger that Santa’s red It is a fact that commerciali­ . of questions left wholly or par­ test the fluoridation on the a full understanding of the Di­ pants will become threadbare if tially unanswered: aids, that adding fluorine to the grounds that it is a tiolation of vine Principle of Jesus’ teach­ THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) zation recognizes, respects no water supply would constitute a he has to wear them for two sentiment but that which means What about the Institute of Church-State separation, but ing and healing.” There seems 938 Bannock Street, 1 months before Christmas. more money for the coffers. A Pacific Relations? no end to the variety of sects Telephone, KEystone 4205 P.O. Box 1620 The stores’ policy of moving hard-headed sales manager often Why do professors with that can rise up to misconstrue Christmas up a little further forgets the stellar joys of the crimson backg:rounds continue Truth Will Out? the teachings of Christ since Subscription: each year is clearly the result to (ret grants from foundations Luther first started the trend Christmases of his youth in the By F rank Morriss $1.00 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. of a fear that some other firm great quest for a “banner year.” thkt control fabulous' amounts teaching facts—and the facts in the 16th century. will “be there first.” The same The wonderful magic of Santa of wealth? ONE ENGLISH TOWN, says are too often misshapen by $1.50 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. fear prompts businessmen; to Were the revelations made by a newspaper account, has kept centuries of prejudice. THOUGH CHRISTIAN SCI- Claus for the young has always ENCE arrived on the religious Canada, $2.25 a year per subscription. put a couplepie of night shopping been essentially one of surprise Major George Racey Jordan up the annual celebration of Guy The people in that little English town who watch “the scene relatively late (it was Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.00 a year. days in every week for the two and infrequency. A little child about the scandalous abuse by Pawkes day with a public .burn­ founded by Mary Baker Eddy in awaits eagerly for mysterious the Soviet of lend-lease chan­ ing of the Pope’s effigy. This, Pope” go up in smoke on Guy nels before and after World Fawkes day are perfect- ex­ 1866), it has a considerable mem­ Thursday, November 13, 1952 Emphasis on Sanctity Christmas eve, when his buoyant we think, is a harmless bit. of bership in the U. S. It has also a I heart tells him: Santa is coming. war II true? And, if so, was tomfoolery, and we doubt that amples of how poor history can “There is more that is good official connivance treasonable enslave men’s' minds. well-known paper, the Christian He knows that no other night the Vatican is much heated by Science Monitor, which is noted OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER and sacred in our little Francis in the year is so filled with de­ or merely stupid? the bonfire. The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. of Assisi—who perhaps could How deeply has our secular for its high journalistic quality, light; and he knows that on the But it helps to light up a and also for the devious meas­ We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. not. pass a modern high school dawn he can expect to find—for press been infiltrated? How truth: One should put no re­ Economic Primer Whatever appears in its columns o'ver the signature of the Or­ examination—than in whole col­ many critics and how many col­ ures and double-talk resorted to himself—the trinkets that loom in reporting the sickness, evils, dinary or those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared leges of proudly learned pro­ so large in the eyes of the tiny umnists are still working for the Will Out.” Ever since a gentle- For Communists fessors who lack charity for enemy? — how rnahy screen, and sins that plague mankind. offifial. persons. man named Guy Fawkes was By Guy R. Called We hope The Register will be read in every home of the God and man. It is a measure BUT IF SANTA begins to stage, radio, and' TV artists? As a matter of^fact the paper found with a few barrels of gun­ bars from its advertising col­ Archdiocese. of our modern failure that we wear red-and-white swimming And could Reds in our basic powder uncomfortably close to THE DISCIPLES of Karl We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste set more store on science and trunks, how will he brave the industries cripple production if Marx have been given a lesson umns tea and coffee, tobacco, the Parliament building, Eng­ liquor, medical, surgical, or hy­ in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of The technology, on techniques and whistling snows churned up by they desired? lishmen have believed that it in basic economics so devastat­ mechanisms, than on sanctity; his racing sleigh? These are only a few of the ing in its logic as to win them gienic articles, food products or Register. was a plot to put the Pope on other articles offered with a « URBAN J. VEHR, and that we have today so few ■ It is doubtful that the “eager questions. There remains much Britain’s throne. That is, after all over to capitalism, were it Jan. 29, 1942 ^ Archbishop of Denver humble servants of God and of beaver” merchants realize the to be done to root out the deep not for their inability to think health appeal, hotel "or resort ali, not much different than the or travel ads that use a health I I...... I ■■ I iV ;' men like II Poverello.” (Dr. Bella facts, but possibly their destruc­ cancer of Communism in the straight after following the argument used in a U. S. Presi­ appeal, tombstones, undertak- V. Dodd*, former top-ranking U. tion of the mystery of the snowy United States. dential campaign within mem­ twisted thought processes of di­ Forty Hours' Devotion S. Communist, in a statement on night will eventually kill the Brave men, wise men, patient alectic materialism. • ers, cemeteries, lawyers, den­ her return to thi Catholic ory. I tists, and so forth. ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER very selling point they mean to men are needed to do the job— Truth is all on the other In a speech before the Penn­ Week of N o t . 16, 24th'Sunday after Pentecott Church.) stress. men like Judge Musmanno. side: Guy Fawkqs was part of sylvania State Chamber of Christian Science as a system Denver, Immaculate Heart of Mary convent. a political conspiracy that in­ Commerce Benjamin Fairless, is so recent that some still living Limon, Oub Lady of Victory church (13 Houri’). i. volved a number of Catholics; chairman of the United States knew its founder. Mrs. Minnie but the Vatican was just as un­ Steel Corp., said: “Marx over­ B. Hall DeSoto, daughter of one CATHOLIC RADIO LOG concerned with the possibility looked completely the only eco­ of Denver’s pioneers of 1859, / of blowing up the Parliament nomic system on earth under who died Oct. 31 at the age of Station KOA FAMILY THEATER—Wednes­ 89, had been a personal pupil of day, 8:30 p.m. then as it is with the celebration which it is possible for the ASK AND LEARN—Sunday, Mary Baker Eddy, and helped SACRED HEART PROGRAM of Guy Fawkes day in 1952. workers themselves to own, to 8:30 a.m. THERE ARE HUNDREDS control, and to manage directly bring Christian Science to Colo­ — Sunday^ 6:45 a.m., and 11 rado in 1889. Though they deny CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, p.m. and hundreds of examples of er­ the facilities of production. 12 ^oon. rors that have become so firmly Shocking as the news may be the reality of disease, Christian ■^0 Station KLZ Scientists continue to die. ST. JOHN’S CHURCH— Broad, rooted in men’.s minds that you to the disciples of Karl Marx, Station KFKA, Greeley could not jerk them out with that system is capitalism.” It is difficult to give member­ AVE MARIA HOUR—Sunday, cast of High Mats on Sun­ To prove his point Mr. Fair­ ship figures, since the bylaws days o^ NoTember— 11 a.m# IT’S JUST PLAIN any success—not with books, 12:30 p.m. less presented figures to show of the Church of Christ, Scien­ Station KTLN sermons, schooling, radio pro­ Station KFEL grams, or telecasts. For instance, how the 300,000 employes of tist, rule that such figures are FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— try to convince the average per­ U.S. Steel could buy up the com­ not for publication. AYE MARIA HOUR—Sunday, Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. son that very few people be­ pany. If each employe of the 5:30 a.m., and 11:30 p.m. THE MOST OUTSTANDING Station KBOL, Boulder lieved the world was flat before company bought 87 shares, they TEN ET of Christian Science, ROSARY FOR PEACE—Sun­ i SACRED HEART PROGRAM Columbus sailed “the ocean would own every share of out­ says the Catholic Encyclopedia day, 8:15 p.m. Every weekday at 7 a.m. COMMON SENSE blue,” and you will meet as standing common stock. These Dictionary, is that -“ill-health is ' fierce resistance. 87 shares would cost the em­ not real but simply the error of Cardinal Newman tells how ployes $3,500 per person, about mortal mind, which is a false he tracked one common error as much as a good automobile. belief.” Doctors have long rec- simply by looking up the original By investing $10 a week apiece o((nized the influence of the TO source. For years an especially (about what the steelworkers mind upon the body, and of the Hear weighty authority had been gained in the recent wage in­ body upon the mind. But to quoted as saying one thing; crease), they could pay for the deny the reality of disease, such Cardinal Newman found he had stock in less than seven years. as polio or cqpcer, is illogical. said nothing of the kind. If the workers were impatient It seems almost incomprehensi­ ASK and LEARN Try to tell any devotee of they could purchase 62 shares ble that in the very era when Shakespeare that Richard III, apiece, enough to give them con­ medical science has made its “Old Crouchback,” was any­ trolling--interest. greatest advance, and when thing but “a bloody tyrant and The employes could then more is known about disease KOA a homicide; one raised in blood, elect their own board of direc­ than ever before, there should and one in blood establish’d; tors, discharge the present man­ have grown up this group that one that hath made means to agement, and put in ihe man of denies even the reality of dis­ 8:30 come by what he hath; and their choice to run the business. ease, »nd the very efficacy of slaughter’d those that were the drugs and medicine. EVERY SUNDAY MORNING “By nature, parents have a means to help; a base foul right to the training of their But at least the Christian stone.” But historians ever since children, but with Qiis added Scientists are more logical than Qiieslions on religion submitled by ihe radio Elizabeth have had qualms those who cry union of Church audience answered on the archdiocesan broad­ duty that the education and in­ THE AMERICAN WAY! about this picture of the de­ struction of the child be in ac­ and State when a school bus cast. S' formed little king; now we hear cord with the end for which by stops on a muddy country road some historians say he may have Rooklet on Catholic Church available free of God’s blessing it*was begotten. to pick up a pupil of a Catholic been the purest and noblest . . . It is necessary not only school They realize that if this cost Iff all inquirers. There just isn’t any other way to acquire a cash fund for emergencies', character since the time of- AU that religious instruction be violates the (Constitution’s rule fred the Great. , against Churcji-State union, so W RITE TO or buying opportunities, that will: given to the young at certain UASK .\ND l e a r n , Station KOA THE CHURCH is often the fixed times, but also that every does the adding of fluorine, to object of this'persistent affinity the water supply, which is con­ Denver 2, Colorado other subject taught be per­ 1. Be completely SAFE of the human mind for error that meated with Christian piety.” trary to a tenet of the Christian it finds palatable and; comfort­ —Leo XIII ' ^Science sect. ing to its predjudices. It is 2. Be AVAILABLE without extended delay called authoritarian, wherea.s MAin 5 3 U history shows it is democratic; It 3. Earn a FIXED rate of interest is “medieval,'” whereas it is al­ On Double Features ways modern; it is of tremen­ By Rev. F rancis Syruney in Japan, but to endure the fur­ The money you put in your savings account at the American National Bank IS safe. dous wealth, whereas it gives ther humiliation of having the F. J. KIRCHHOF what wealth it finds for the ben­ W E CANNOT REFRAIN Your account is insured up to $10,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.' from speaking our mind again heart cut out of the film by efit of mankind; its Popes are hasty editing, *so it could fit the You can withdraw all or a part of your funds whei\ you need them. arrog;ant, whereas they are gen­ on the crime of double features. erally very meek; it meddles in If television threatens the suc­ hour or so allotted by custom Construction Co. Yet... . the money you have in your Savings account works for you day and night, cess and prosperity of the movie to the customary “stinker” one politics, whereas it shuns poli­ finds on double bills, was too earning a fixed rate of interest, compounded semi-annually. tics like a plague. industry, we feel that double The remedy for this uncon­ features will, in no little degree, much. We refuse to let it pass BUILDERS scious supremacy of error would have to bear their part of the unchallenged. To us personally TV has FREE PARKING RIGHT NEXT DOOR! seem to be in the schools, where blame. ' We Appreciate Your Patronage so'much is taught that is not shown little to justify a better 1 • The most recent and notable or bigger audience than the so. If history teachers 'would ex,ample to cross our path was put their students on guard and usual Hollywood products. Cer­ 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. the cruel and crude job of cut­ tainly the “wrestling” exhibi­ Be Common-Sensible, tell them that the good scholar ting inflicted on what has beon is .the - one who is skeptical tions provide as much entertain­ ESTABLISHED IH I Spen a Savings Account hailed on both sides of the ment as the majority- of “B” enough to prove things lor him­ Atlantic as one of the finest At self, then the schools would quality pictures. But when first- iilms of the year. Cry, The Be­ class productions, such as Cry, turn out wiser products. loved Country. For several rea­ The American Fixture Co If Pollyanna philosophers The Beloved Country, receive sons— because it is a foreign such short shrift, it is time to Manvfaetarers •( would stop believing in the old film, because it involves a ques­ THE NATIONAL BANK Miltonic nonsense that truth call the movie industry to tuk. tion of social consciousness, and IT IS LITTLE WONDER Church Pews and Altars 'will always emerges triumphant because it is primarily a piece • in battle 'with error, then teach­ that the so-called "art theaters” Church Furniture AMERICAN;;y f D e n v e r ers would find it easier going. of entertainment with a “mes­ featuring foreign movies and sage”—the picture was rele­ Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures IT IS SAFE TO BET in many films of limited appeal find a 17TH AND LAWRENCE S'TREETS instances on the side of error gated to the second position on steady and increasing audience. Millu)ork of All Kinds when pitted against truth, be­ a double bill. Hollywood cannot destroy good MA. 0168 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation • cause error has the advantage of IT WAS SAD ENOUGH to foreign films by giving them T. J. Kirchhof, Pres. Appealing to fallen human na­ suffer the indignity of playing the “treatment.” It can alienate C. F. Stahl, Vice Pres. 1236 Arapahoe St, I '-t' Denver,^ Colo. ture. The fault of modern edu­ second fiddle to a stupid and even more- customers by such cation, then, is that it is bent on ridiculous farce about “G1 Joe” unwise tactics on its own films. I - j - p r

PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, November 13,1952

Grand Opening Nov. 15 Large Number to Receive Sacrament FRED LUCCI Of Children's Museum Archbishop W ill Confirm" Custom Upholstery To Feature Movies NORTH DENVER NEWS ninniinfnuiiuiiiii II1111 mf 11 rwMMuaiMMn and New Furniture A brand new horn* and a brand Class at Holy Family Made to Order new program beckon Denver’s younger'-population to the Chil­ St. Dominic's to Hold Turkey Party Nov. 19 (Holy Family Pariih, Denver) will be present for these examina« Beautiful Samples to Show dren’s museum for the grand On Monday evening, Dec. 1, tions. Parents are urged to attend % opening of the 1952-1953 season (St, Dominic’. Parish, Denver) Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will this clinic and discuss with the Day or Evening Colli on Saturday, Nov. 15, in the new The annual turkey party -will administer the sacrament of Con­ dentist any dental problems that home, 1370 Bannock street. Boys be held Wednesday evening, Nov, Make Christmas Gifts for Nursery i firmation in Holy Family church their children may have. 2842 W . 44th GL. 1222 and girls from all over the city 19, at 8 o’clock in the church audi­ at 7 :45. This is the first time The fourth night of the PTA- signed up for the pro^am the torium. / in three years that there has been sponsored pinochle and bridge past week by enrolling in Satur­ The Ushers’ club is in charge a Confirmation class, and it is tournament will be held this eve­ day morning or Saturday after­ of the party, with Edward Abro- anticipated that a large number noon sessions and jpining the Mu­ meit and Clyde Marchese in charge will receive the sacrament at that ning, Nov. 13, at 8 o’clock, in tha M T. CARMEL PARISH seum club, the Yodrg American pf the games, James J. Coursey time. school hall. Mothers of the fresh­ Craftsmen. will care for the door arrange­ The St. Rita circle will meet man students will provide the gifts Palronixe these Friendly Firm* A gala Children’s museum birth­ ments with his assistants and Wednesday, Nov. 19, at 1:15 p.in. and will be the hostesses for the day party will mark the grand Cecil. Proctor -will be jit the micro­ in the home of Mrs. Toohey, 4494 evening. High scores for the opening this week, highlighted by phone. Thomas J. Farrell, William Meade street, with Mrs. Ahem thii;d night of play are as fol­ a giant cake and a tour of the new Wagner, and Phil Mahoney will acting as hostess. lows: Pinochle, first, P. J. Ring; second, James O’Hare; and third, LONDON MARKET building with special games and care for the score board. Levi J. PTA Council Meets prizes. Five engaging movies — Saindon will look after the change Ed Lantzy; and in bridge, first, AND GROCERY Circut at the Zoo, Hearts and table. The PTA council meeting for Grace Torr; second, W. H. War­ OSCAR TUNNELL. Prop. Thumps, Spotty, Hen Hop, and Or the floor to assist the guests officers, committee chairmen, and ner; and third, Helen Oliver. A Qualitjr Meats and Groceria* Fiddle De Dee — will also be will be the following ushers room mothers was held Monday, 22-pound turkey, donated by the PHONES: MA. I23». TA. JM5 shown in the new, colorfully Jerry Tonini, S. Martinez, Otto Nov. 10, at 8 p.m. in the school mothers of the 10th g^raders, was 3800 WALNUT decorated quarters. Pribyl, Joseph Bretz, William hall. Two films on civil defepse awarded to W. A. Stander. Naughton, Enos Patrick, Leon were shown at this meeting. Christmas cards, all occasion Kellwey, Louis Monge, A. R. Mik- Dental examinations will be cards, stationery, and gift wrap­ laus; iven in the newly renovated pings will be on sale in the north James Bennett, H. E. Nadon, gealth room Nov. 13 and 14, from hallway of the church after all ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH Ed Schneider, William Horan, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Mrs. J. P. Ste­the Masses on Sunday, Nov. 16. phens, health chairman, and Miss Members will be there to give as­ Patroni%e These Friendly Firms John Volk, Paul Ducey, Phil Zan gari, and Walter McGraw. Elizabeth Watling, the school sistance in this PTA-sponsored Special awards will be 40 tur­ nurse, will assist the dentist who project. Complete Selection of keys; a five-rib roast beef donated Por the Purchaie Hardware . . . Paints by Butcher Boy market; a large or Ssic of Your 'Guns . . . Ammunition ham, given by Thomas J. Farrell; Property—Cill and a Thanksgiving turkey basket, CAMEO COVERING CO. the annual donation given by Gilli Hardware Linoleum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plastic Tile— Wall Covering Owned by Johnny Marino, Log Cabin. A feature of the games will be Paul and Foster Bruno 3006 West 44th Estimates Complimentary 3SSI W. 44th Ati. GL. 3i84 GL 3809 that during the intermission hot turkey sandwiches and soft drinks 2555 W. 29th Ave. GR. 9535 will be served by members of the Holy Name society. The school COMPLETE PAINT JOBS children have been co-operating by Body & Fender Repair Complete Mechanical Repair* conducting a competition for the THE KATYDIDS, fourth grade Blue right) Annette Downing, Lorene Lundstrom, Kris­ various grades to give a television Bird troop of St. Catherine’s school, Den­ ten Polak, Patty Jo Feuerborn, Karen Nelson, Nancy HANK’S AUTO BODY set away. The doors will open at ver, are shown above making stuffed monkeys to Buckley, Joan Roche, and Mariellen Wendell. Mrs. 38th Perry GR 0142 7:30 on the evening of Wednesday, be given to the children of the Infant of Prague Lorene Lundstrom is leader of the group, and Mrs. Nov. 19. The price of the dinner is Richard Polak teaches handicraft.— (Photo by Ownad and operated by all Catholic Personnel nursery this Christmas. The group, which has 50 cents. worked together for three years, includes (left to Turilli) The Rosary Altar society met Nov. 11. The Rosary was recited — - r + •f"' + -t- The firms listed here Why Pay Carfare? in church at 12:15 and Benediction was given. The group then met in deserve to -be remembered Our Every Day Price. tjie auditorium for a book review Artist to Address St. Catherine's PTA Sava You- Money when you are distributing Prescriptions Carefully Filled on Bishop Sheen’s The World’s (St. Catherine’^ Parish, Denver) to participate in the work carried card party was given by the com­ your patronage in the dif­ First Love, given by the Very Rev. For the first meeting in the new on by the society. A member may mittees. J. I. Reardon, O.P. Afterward cafeteria, the Parent-Teachers’ as­ remain inactive and still gain the Mrs. T. N. Burns and Mrs. Ray Ed O'Connor, Sr. Ed O'Connor, Jr. ferent lines of business. Guido Shumake Drugs luncheon was served by Mrs. J. R. spiritual benefits. The 7:30 Mass Slattery are working on the new sociation will have as a guest 3030 W. 44th Ave. GL. 4323 GL 1073 .3 8 th A Clay Wilson and her committee. speaker Angelo O’Dorisio, an art­ on the first Sunday of the month drapes to be used on the'Com­ At the business meeting Mrs. ist with the Denver Post. His topic is said for the intentions of the munion railing. Levi Saindon, president, appointed will be “Appreciation of Art.’’ The members. Membership dues are $1 The altars will be eared for in the nominating committee for new meeting will be held on Tuesday, per year. Mrs. Frank La Bate is November by Mrs. Anna Stewart, officers for 1963. The members Nov. 18, at 3:15 o’clock. the chairman ,of the drive. Her as­ chairman, assisted by Miss J. Con­ THRIFT HEATING HOLY FAMILY PARISH sistants are Mrs. Henry De Salvo, are Mmes. P. W. Conboy, Frank The food shower for the sisters nell, Mrs. B. Botero, and Mrs. Hot Water, Steam and Vapor Palronite These Friendly Firms Scheer, William Hirzel, Bart Finn, who teach in St. Catherine’s school Mrs. John McGinn, and Mrs. Inez J. W. Salter. and the spiritual director, the Rev. will also be held. All members of Paccerelli. The Rev. D. A. Lemieux gave * Radiant Heat Systems Leo C. Gainor, O.P. They will the parish may contribute. Items of The nominating committee ap­ more information on the new meet at the call of the chairman food or cash will be accepted and pointed by Mrs. Jones is as fol­ church and . said plans had been HOT WATER TANKS Expert Watch Repair BLALACK'S and will report their recommenda­ contributions may be left in the lows: Mrs. P.’ J. Doherty, chair­ made to hav^open house on Sqn- Diamonds tions to the December meeting. cafeteria before or after all the man, with Mrs. J. B. Barth, Mrs. day, Nov. 23. Invitations were • Jobbing * Free EstiAates STANDARD SERVICE Mrs. A. H. Garbella donated a Masses on Sunday, Nov. 16, or B. R. Dever, and Mrs. Henry Jac­ given to the members present and 24-hr. Service VIC JOHNSON 44th Tennyson GR. 9908 pair of fancy pillowcases which may be brought to the meeting. ques. The committee will meet he urged them to send these invi­ with the pastor, the Rev. Dr. D. S ft H Gretn Stamp* were awarded to Mrs. James An additional feature of this tations to their non-CatholJc Jewelry Weigel. Special prizes went to meeting will be the presentation A. Lemieux, and will prepare a friends. phone GR. 7048 4318 Tennyion* GR. 9557 Lubrication • Tira* • Batterie* Mmes. Hugh Thornsberry, Pat­ of the television set. Sunday, Nov. slate of officers to be presented Refreshments were served by rick Conboy, M. Gibbons, J. J. 16, will be the last day reports on at the next meeting. Mrs. J. Hamilton and her commit­ 4162 TENNYSON Murphy, John Storm, and Ber­ the project can be returned. A complete report on the recent tee. For Quality Bakery Goods nard Pilz. Hostesses for the social hour The firms listed here PTA members will meet Thurs­ will be the fifth graders’ room deserve to be remembered . T ry day evening, Nov. 20, at mothers. The council will meet at when you are distributing which time the sixth grade pupils 2:30. WEISS BAKERY will put on a surprise program, your patronage in the dif­ as announced by Mrs. E. J. Mc- TO PROVE ferent lines of business. Cune, program chairman. The TO YOU THAT THE 4024 Tennyson Sf. sixth g^rade room mothers, Mmes. Mary Abromiet and Joseph Ford, will be hostesses for the evening. MAGNIFICENT 1953 SUPER POWERED At this meeting plans -will be made for the pantry shower for the sisters, which will take place By Giving Your at a tea to be given Friday, Table and Floor Nov. 21. The Holy Hour will be held Fri­ MODERNIZE Lamps day evening, Nov. 14, from 7:30 until 8:30. It will be conducted by the Rev. J. S. Angers, O.P., who will also deliver the sermon. The V usual novena prayers will be said. Veneration of the relic of St. A NEW LOOK! Dominic and Confession -will close the services. Sunday, Nov. 16, will be Com­ WILL OUTPERFORM ANY SET AT ANY PRICE Pagoda shaped shade, munion day for the members of the sodality in the 7:30 Mass. tailored in your choice S t Dominic’s circle will meet in of taffeta. Trimmed the home of Mrs. Robert Sanders, WE WILL FOR ONE WEEK ONLY GIVE YOU 2515 W. 26th avenue, Thursday, top and bottom. Top Nov. 13, at 12:30 p.m. A luncheon opening is rectangu­ will be served and cards played. Angelo O’Dorliio lar, 4 X 51/2- Bottom opening measures 14” Mrs. Valens Jones, president of the Altar and Rosary society, an­ X 18”. Shade is 12” Mt. Carmel Has nounced at the meeting held Nov. deep. 4 that the annual membership drive would start on Sunday, Nov. High Mass for 16, and end Sunday, Nov. 23. llF R E E n Membership cards will be given out at all the Masses on Sunday. All the women of the parish are Its. War Heroes invited to join. It is a privilege ANTENNA / 12 MONTHS HOME DEMONSTRATION Make Christmas (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, AND ANY INSTALLATION WARRANTY IN YOUR OWN D en rer) To Don ‘Civvies’ last All Year On Nov. 9 a High Mass was of­ NECESSARY ON ALL PARTS LIVING ROOM fered for all the deceased soldiers WITH ELECTRICAL GIFTS! At of the parish. Father Edward I^y- den, archdiocesan superintendent ^Wasinger’s you will find a most of schools, was celebrant and de­ complete selection . . . Waffle livered the sermon. A floral wreath was placed at the soldiers’ Irons, Toasters, Mixers^ Coffee shrine by the VFW post 6616. Makers, Kitchen Clocks, Pop The Holy Name society elected GEORGEOUS officers Nov. 7. They are the AMAZING NEW Com Poppers and many other president, Salvatore Aciemo; vice CABINETRY useful appliances. president, Anthony Zarlengo; sec­ 530 DX-CHASSIS retary-treasurer, Tony Mottola; HUGE 12 ' CONCERT standard-bearer, George Toto; and board of directors, Joseph Andrew, nVE M/VOLT SENSITIVITY Speaker for Clearest GIVE LAMPS Felix Andrew, Jerry Valente, Nicholas Ursini, Paul Ricotta, John HIGHEST ON ANY SET MADE Ever Sound for a complete Merry Christmas. We have Marciotro, and Carmine Capiilupo. a fine selection of Table Lamps and Floor The Mother Cabrini lodge met ADAPTION TO U.H.F. Lamps in all the latest styles. We also have Nov. 5 in the M t Carmel hall, with PHONO ATTACHMENT WITHOUT OUTSIDE the largest selction of LAMP SHADES in an attendance of more than 60. There were 14 new members in CONVERTER De n v e r , compare our prices! the group. These who were sworn in are Mary Rotolo, Angelina Pietrafeso, Mae Donino, Clara Perrero, Louise Volpe, Nettie Scarpelli, Julia Romero, Assunta Colonna, Catherine Calabrese, and Airman First Class James P. • TV LAMPS OF ALL KINDS • Louise Gavito. Those who have DeCredico, a native of Denver, is been voted • in are Edith Lom­ scheduled to be released from ac­ CALL GE. 3 6 3 6 bardi, Helen Itolla, Antoinette tive duty with the U.S. air force Satriano, and Mary Santangelo. on Nov. 14. He has been stationed OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. They will not be sworn in until with jhe 140th fighter bomber the January meeting, but are cor­ wing at Clovis air force base, N. FOR HOME DEMONSTRATION dially invited to attend the Christ­ Mex., since last November. He mas party planned for Dec. 3. went on active duty March 1, The PTA will meet Wednesday, 1952. His military job assignment A N AMAZING ^'FACTORY TO C ONSUMER''PRICE AND SERVICE Nov. 19, in the parish hall. Officer is chief claims clerk in the office Wasinger's Electric Joseph Hale of the Denver Police of the staff judge advocate in department will show pictures and wing headquarters. A graduate give a brief talk about safety prac­ Helen N. end Roy F. Waiinger of Regis high school,- Airman De­ ... * tices. Parents will be entertained Credico attended Regis college by children in the school band^ on>half year prior tojbeing called Sales • Repair • Service to active duty. He plains to return Grotihidt Expretiad to Regis and resume his studies TENINYSOIV TV A reader of the Register wishes upon discharge. Airman DeCre 3156 W. 38th Ave. GLendale 8946 to publish a belated thanks to the dico resides at 4670 Federal bou f Infant of Prague, the Blessed Vir­ levard, in St. Catherine’s parish, 4267 TENNYSON gin, and S t Gerard, for a safe de­ with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. livery. James V. DeCredico, Thursday, Novembar 13,1952 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE FIFTEEN Brighton Society to Hear Book Review Boulder Choir Leaders Dance Will Be Held at Broadmoor ^

Brighton. — (St. Augustine’s must be made by Nov. 15, by call- and girls closed Nov. 9. The Rev. Parish) — Mrs. Harry Nies, pro- ing Mrs. Carolyn Baldwin or Mrs. Marshall T. Gherman, C.SS.R., of Colorado Springs Sodality Day Planned nam chairman of the Altar and Clyde Petdrson.' San Antonio, Tex., is conducting Rosary society, will give a book The sodality girls, in an effort the mission for the Spanish-speak­ Colorado Springs. — St. Mary’s ter Marta Jo have arrived from Frank W. Lee of Phoenix, Ariz. review at the meeting Thursday to raise money, will sell taffy ing members of S t Augustine’s high school students will have the Anchorage, Alaska, to visit Mrs. Requiem High Mass was celebrated evening, Nov. 13, on Karen, by apples after the catechism classes parish. This week the mission is annual sodality day Nov. 14. Lemke’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, Nov. 9 in St. Mary’s church. Burial Marie Killilea, which won the this week. for the men and boys, and will The social event consists of a Harvey Morehead. Sergeant Lemke was in Evergreen cemetery. Christopher award. Mrs. Farlow, leader of the 4-H close Sunday, Nov. 16. luncheon and a talent show, the is stationed with the air force in Miss Mary Alice Trujillo, daugh­ Hostesses for this meetini^are group, will take the group and the luncheon to be held in S t Mary's Anchorage. Mrs. Lemke and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Trujillo, and Mrs. A. A. Kipp, Mrs. Ed Goetz, sodality boys on a tour of the cafeteria and a dance to be held Marta will return to Anchorage Richard J. Cornell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Parenius Schmidt. Great Western sugar factory. South Boulder Unit at a later date in the Broadmoor the first of December. and Mrs. Francis Wilton of Sagi­ All reservations for the lunch­ On N ot. 11, the iiiteri had hotel, because the group was not Miss Irene Lee of Laguna Beach, naw, Mich., were married Oft. 25, eon of the Greeley Deanery of the firit clait in English for able to obtain the ballroom at this Calif., formerly a Colorado Springs in St. Mary’s church. The RevT Catholic Women, Nov. 18 in Wray, the displaced persons of the To Sponsor Dance dajte. resident, died Nov. 6. She was a Michael Kavanaugh performed the parish. St. Mary’i Altar and Rotary member of St. Catherine’s church, ceremony. Mrs. Dolores Cano William Berrigan is the new South Boulder.— (Sacred H ^ rt fociety will meat Friday, Nov. and a member of the • Parish was matron of honor and brides­ cubmaster for cub pack 128, of Mary Parish) — The initial 14. Recitation of the Rotary Council of Catholic Women at La­ maids Were Miss Edith Ruckman AURORA which is sponsored by the Knights games party sponsored by the will take place in St. Mary’t guna Beach. Surviving are a sis­ and Miss Irene McIntyre. The of Columbus. He relieves Herb Altar society was so successful it church at 2:15 p.m. ter, Mrs. ■ Albert H. Horton of bride’s brother, Robert Danny Tru­ Dent, who has been cubmaster is to be followed by other similar Mrs. William Lemke and daugh­ Colorado Springs, and a brother. jillo, was best man. A reception since the pack started two years events during the winter season. was held in the Terrace Gardens. ago. The new cubmaster has been On Saturday evening, Nov. 22, the Mr. and Mrs. Cornell will make PURSE BROS. active in youth work. He served Men's socifety is sponsoring a par­ their home in Saginaw, Mich. as chief counselor at the Lady of ish dance party under the chair Colorado Springs Parish Mrs. Joseph Daniels will be GROCERY & MARKET the Rockies camp, near Evergreen. manship of Gus Reichert. hostess to members of the Silver CROCERIES — MEATS — FRUITS Mr. and Mrs. Berrigan recently At the November meeting, the Lining club for its monthly lunch­ VEGETABLES moved to Colorado from Massa­ Altar society presented a new alb THE LEADERS of the choir of the St. Thomas To Welcome Newcomers eon meeting Friday, Nov. 14. 1781 K. Colfax Avc. Ph. Aarot* 223 chusetts. to the pastor. Aquinas chapel in Boulder are shown above. Left to Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kendal will The Spanish mission for women The donor list for the renovation right are Claire Chittam, organist; Lou Tryzinski, director; Joanne Colorado Springs. — (Sacred retary and Carol Stuart, secre- hold open house Nov. 16 from 4 of the stations of the cross has Roth, assistant director; and Don Johnson, president of the Newman Heart Parish)—The Sacred Heart tary. T^hey will present themselves p.m. to 8 p.m. in their home, to been completed. The following in­ club, of which all the choristers are members. The choir meets each parish committee, a group of men with 30 council members in the observe their 17th wedding an­ dividuals and families have each Tuesday evening for practice following the daily recitation of the and women who represent the presence of relatives and friends. niversary. donated a station: Lou Stengel Rosary, and each Sunday the choir sings at the High Mass at 9 o’clock. various Sacred Heart organiza­ All council members will wear for­ The Progressive Book club -will Henry Helert, John Dunn, John At present the group is working on the Hassler Mass; soon it will begin tions, will sponsor a covered-dish mal dress for the event. celebrate its 35th birthday -with a DeBacker, Sr.; John Schum, Ver. the “Palestrina Missa Papae Marcelli.’’ supper, entertainment, and bridge Plans are being formulated for guest tea from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. non Schum, Ollie Clyncke, John party as a reception for th« new­ the sponsorship of large teen-age Thursday, Nov. 13, in the home of olorado springs Steinbeck, Henry Waneka, John comer families that have taken socials, which will be held at the Mrs. Clarence Chernej^ with Mrs. c Kolb, Joseph Kolb, Edythe Ke- Greeley Deanery to Conduct up residence on the West side, Hiawatha Gardens berinning with E. Rainey and Mrs. Joseph Mar­ singer, Mary and Alice Clyncke, Manitou Springs, and points west the Thanksgiving holiday dance cum, assisting hostesses. and Salome Taylor. The pastor during the past year. I Nov. 28. All youths of the Pike’s The Alpha Alumnae chapter of J. D. CROUCH wishes to emphasize, however, that All new families who have be­ Peak region from various schools anyone still wishing to donate QuarterlyConferenceNov. 18 the Delphian society will meet with C. D. O’BRIEN come affiliated with Sacred Heart, will be invited to participate in Mrs. Michael Marshall Friday, MAY REALTY funds may do so since the sacristy Wray.—The quarterly conference of the Greeley deanery Our Lady of Perpetual Help, and these socials. Only senior council also needs complete renovation. , Nov. 14. Mmes. W. H. Schafer of the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women will be held Nov. Holy Rosary parishes have been members and adult chaperons and and Joseph Smith will assist with Howard Matthews was baptized 18 in St. Andrew’s parish hall, Wray. The meeting will open asked to register their names so teen-agers will participate. REALTOR Nov. 9 and will make his First at 10 a.m., with Mrs. Frank Mancini of Brighton presiding. The that invitations might be extended the 12:30 luncheon. Communion next Sunday. On Dec. invocation and welcome will be given by the Rev. Joseph Korb. to them in the near future. INSURANCE - LOANS 2 he will be confirmed in Boulder The morning session will be given to reports from officers, The supper and reception will by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. committee chairmen, and affiliates. be held in the latter part of No­ Luncheon will be served at noon in the Odd Fellows’ hall. vember or the first week of De­ QUALITY APPAREL Ute Theater Bldg. At 1 p.m. a board meeting will be held, and the afternoon meet­ cember, and the date will be set ing will start at 1:30. Mrs. Elizabeth Linnenbrink of Holyoke will later for this welcome-reception. IN COLORADO SPRINGS Colorado Springs, Colo. give a report on the National convention held in Seattle. Mrs. The affair will be held at Sacred SINCE I8T> Turkey Social Albert Reidy will address the group on “The Christian Family Heart recreation hall, depending Kiowa and Tajon Streots MAIN 1898 Movement.’’ upon the number of newcomers The meeting will close at 3:15 with Benediction of the Most who plan to attend. Blessed Sacrament. Planned Nov. U✓ The OYC Youth club of the Reservations for the luncheon may be made with Mrs. Mary Weaver, 420 Emerson, Wray, or Melda Devlin, 411 Emerson, Wray, Pike’s Peak regjion will hold its not later than Nov. 15. first fall semiformal dance Fri­ THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON day night, Nov. 14, at the VFW Sllii tttrt—US E. Plkii rttk—MAI! 144 Optometrist n Lafayette 101 club building beginning at 9 Ntftk Stri—S32 Tiitti—MAlii 1S9 p.m. with Bill Sereff and his or­ 12S North Tejon St. Lafayette.— (St. Ida’s Parish) Discussion Group Formed Professional Pharmacy —Sunday evening, Nov. 23, has chestra playing for the dance. The PHONE MAIN t«Z inauguration committee has ex­ 501 No. Tajon MAin 1088 been set as the date for the an­ COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. nual Thanksgiving turkey games At St. Andrew's in Wray tended invitations to various civic party. Final arrangements have clubs of the repon, youth groups, and CTCsts. Father Joseph Kane, Cel Baur’s ( of Denver) Pete Beroni been completed by the members of Wray.—(St. Andrew’s Parish) Mrs. William Diss, has been as­ O.M.L, moderator, will install the Candy and Ice Cream at Furniture Shop the Altar and Rosary society and —An adult discussion group has signed to duty in Germany. He following officers at 10:15: Ray the Men’s club, joint sponsors of been organized in the parish. The has left the States for his new DeNeve, president; James Valdez, UPHOLSTERING, the affair. The women have charge Johnson-English RE-UPHOLSTERING AND group has been studying the Mass, area of duty. vice president; Gayle Proctor, sec­ REPAIRING of the sale of tickets, and the re­ with Father Joseph Kotb as mod­ Drug Co. Slip Coreri ind Dr.pcriM freshments will be provided by the erator. Made to Order men. St. Andrew’s Altar and Rosary Colorado Springs Deanery LENTHERIC Toiletries Furniture Made to Order A Mass of the Angels was said society has heard from some of Ttjon at BijoQ 8t. Phont 1400 24-22 So. Wahiatch Are. MAln 5309 4 Nov. 6 by the Rev. Joseph Hannan, the foreign missionaries to whom O.S.B., for Joseph Christopher Ser­ it has been mailing Catholic liter­ Plans Program Tea Nov. 20 “If Your IVeedi Are Electrical The Heyse Sheet rano, 15-month-old son of Mr. and ature donated by members of the Recommendefl Firms Call Main 939" Metal and Roofing Mrs. Nick Serrano. The baby died congregation. The missions which Colorado Springs.—The Colorado Springs deanery of the Wirtnt—Fixture! and Rtpaira INCORPORATED Nov. 4 of a respiratory infection. have sent messages of gratitude Burial was in South Boulder. Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women will sponsor the second HEATING ROOFING for the literature seemed to be Twelve women of the parish and in its fall series of program teas in the auditorium of Divine Berwick Electric Co. SHEET METAL especially grateful and asked for Redeemer church the afternoon of Thursday, Nov. 20, at 2:15. fo r AUTO 529 SO. NEVADA the pastor were in attendance at J. D. BERWICK the regular meeting of, the Ft. Col­ further contributions. The society The Rev. Duane Theobald, pastor of the church, will review Colorado Sprinfi, Colorado Phone; MAln 552 has secured several remailing ad­ the book Saints for Now, which was edited by Clare Boothe Luce. Eat. 1888 lins deanery, ACCW, held in Estes Park. . dresses. Mrs. E. Quigley and Mrs. Jerry Lane, assisted by their com­ Recent Baptisms performed by Mr. and Mrs. William Menke mittee, will act as hostesses at the social hour following the pro­ SERVICE J. B. SHEARER C. 3. SHEARER Father Hannan are those of Re­ visited Mrs. Menke’s sister. Sister gram. becca Ann Meden, daughter of Mr Anna Mary Emanuel, at Clinton, The deanery teas are given both as a prqject to get the women and Mrs. Louis Meden, sponsors la., and her brother. Father of the various parishes in Colorado Springs better acquainted and being Joe Distel and Alberta Rob­ Cyprian Emanuel, at Quincy, 111. to raise funds for the assistance of the Missionary Sisters of Our ertson, and John James Lowder- Mrs. Gene Wells, the former Lady of Victory in their work among the Spanish-speaking people Sales & Service Ibach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Joanne Stevenson of this parish, of the region. Colorado Spring!, Colo. iLowderbach, sponsors being Mr. has been dismissed from St. Jo­ We Repair All Makes and Mrs. James J. McMorrow. seph’s hospital, where she spent Major Motor Overhaul — Body — Paint — Wheel Alignment The regular meeting of St. Ida’s several weeks as a polio patient. and Balance — Electrical — Batteriea & Tirea 1 SPEAWS 1 Altar and Rosary society will be She has taken her two young sons, VERN SHAFFER held Nov. 13 at 7:30 p.m. in the who were being cared for by their SEE OUR LARGE USE CAR DISPLAY BEFORE YOU BUY Jeweler 1 Variety Store 1 rectory. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry 1 2209 E. Platte Are. Colo. Spti-1 Stevenson, to Holyoke to join her WILLIAMS-NASH INC. Diamonds-Watches-Gifts 1 Notions - Toys - Hardware - School! husband. ♦ 1 Suppliea - Kifehenwara - Glaaiw&re 1 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Menke had 2030 So. Univeriify — SH. 2781 2116 East Platta Avanua 1 Coametica 1 their infant daughter, Donnie i 1 Pantry Shower Janette, baptized Nov. 2. Claud (Formerly University Park Garage) _ Barkmeier and Shirley Garten “Peak Quality Flowers” were the sponsors. Sales & For Nuns Slated Terry Devlin, who has completed FROM , Ak'' his electronics training at Treasure De Soto-Plymouth Islandj has gone to Pearl Harbor Service The Pike*s Peak to begin his naval duties there. He F loral Co. In St. Patrick's recently spent a few days with his All Late Model Used Gars 119 N. Tejon Street Phone MAin 599 (St. Patrick’! Pariah, Denyer) parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Leo Dev­ lin, at Hale. Carry 5,000 Mile Gaarantee The annual pantry shower for Jim Shea, son of Mr. and Mrs. Factory Trained Mechanics on AH Chrysler Made Cars j the teaching sisters of the school Phil Shea, has enlisted in the U.S. Main 19970-M Main 3729-R will be held at the meeting of the navy. LARRY JERRY PTA at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Lt. Bill Dfss, son of Mr. and ‘IkBEERTTw! Nov. 19, in the school meeting Madden Plumbing Co. room. Gifts may be presented at GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. MadeMilwaukee Famous PLUMBING CONTRACTOR this meeting or sent with the PLUMBING REPAIRS Fort Collins PTA 2770 No. Speer Blvd. ( GR.3313 ' JOE KEKEISEN GAS WATER HEATERS school children to their room sis­ Pkeni Mila 12604-8 827 W. Celtndo kn. ter. Results of the Halloween party will be given and presentation of Meet Nov. 14 DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS the hand-tooled leather purse will Fort Collins.— (St. Joseph’s Par­ be made at this meeting. The Rt. ish)—The Parent-Teachers’ asso­ NOW'S the Time to Consider Rev. Monsignor Achille Sommar- ciation of St.» Joseph’s school will ENGINE TUNE-UP—A simple “tune-up” by our trained me­ uga will be guest speaker. Re­ meet Friday, Nov. 14, at 8 p.m. freshments will be served and the chanics costs surprisingly little—yet assures fjuicker starting, in the school hall. Prof. Gregory faster pick up, smoother performance and greater economy! nursery will be open. Bueche, head of the music depart­ Any girl of high school age or ment of Colorado A. & M. college, DREILING MOTORS over who wishes to join the Sen­ will address the group on the edu­ ior Young Ladies’ sodality may JAMES MOTOR CO. cational aspects of music in the 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service KE. 8221 Buick and G M C Trucks do so at the meeting to be held school. Moving pictures of the at 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 13. The First Communion class of Oct. 26 230 South College Ave. Phone 25(X) sodality will receive Communion corporately in the 7 o’clock Mass will be shown. Seventh graders’ Sunday, Nov. 16. Formal installa­ mother? will be hostess. Mrs. Ken­ ILET fmoumaer Be Sore! tion of the newly elected officers neth Helm, assisted by Mrs. Ben will be held at 7 :30 p.m. next Sun­ Wombacher and Mrs. Arthur their next meal? COOL For all your Beauty Work Fort Collins Federal day in the cljiurch. A reception for Brockman, is in charge of i CaU Savings and Loan Assn. the members and their mothers rangements. A million homeless Korean refugees face starvation CHRYSUa-PUMOUTH will follow the ceremony in the On Sunday, Nov. 16, the College u p n m t M O T O R CO. , WEATHER La Varra Beauty Salon 14$ North Collega Arenno Newman club will receive Com­ this winter. In past months they and their children Fort CoIIina, Colorado school. Newly elected officers are I908BRQADIWLY CH.5626I 110 West Oak St Edith Epperson, prefect; Irene munion- in the 8 o’clock Mass, fol­ have been living on roots. AHEAD! SAVINGS — INVESTMENTS lowed by breakfast in the school Port CoIIina, Colo. Phono 191 HOME LOANS Rossinni, vice prefect; Barbara Let Viner Experts Safety Behrens, secretary; and John hall. A faculty member of Colorado A. & M. college -will speak at the Check Your Chevrolet for Velotta, treasurer. YOU can help them- Winter Driving The annual turkay famea breakfast. The firms listed here party ipontorad by the Holy Infants baptized recently are Install Anti-Freeze, Check 1 A. E. "Aub" GLAHN 1 Cooling System, Cheek deserve to be remembered Name aociety will be held on John Andrew, son of Mr. and Mrs. The KOREA ADOPT-A-FAMILY program, cooperat­ j CONOCO SERVICE 1 F rtdey, Not, 21, in the achool Alvin J. Kruchten, with Joseph Hotes and Hote Connectiont, when yon are distributingi auditorium with 20 turkeya be­ ing with Moryknoll Sisters Clinic and the Women’s Complete Motor Tune-up p ss W. Mountain Ph. 26361 Jelicich and Gloria Reffetto as your patronage in the difi ing preaented. The featured at­ sponsors by proxy; and John Pat­ Sodality Union, will get your gift direct to Korea's 2 or Overhaul and Cheek of Fort Collins, Colo. | ferent lines of business. traction will be the GE tele- rick, son of Mr. and Mrs. John are just* All Moving Parts. yiaion aet. The money realised Daniel, with Ray Daniel and needy. If you are blest with $5 you con spare, won’t Check Brakes, Lights, En­ from donationa toward the TV Katherine O’Connor as sponsors. you buy a food pockoge today for one of the an­ tire Electrical System. aet will help to defray the ez- one of 3 penae of the veatment caae in guished families of devastated Korea? the new aacriatry now under C. Da of A. Plan Supper GREELEY eonatruction. ^ tl«e The novena to Our Lady of In Colorado Springs Lourdes will be held at 7:45 p.m. Include me in the Adopt-A-Family program: 'O ' 1013 Smntli hnnu Offfei fhoiw 97 Wednesday. Colorado Springs.—The Catholic matiy +liing$ we do Adamson Mortuary IM. PkCM 1429-M Banns of marriage were an­ Daughters of America, Court St. nounced for the first time between Mary 513, will hold a covered-dish Name______:------24 Hour Ambulance Service The Greeley Monument Rosalee Bohn and John Muller of supper Tuesday evening, Nov. 18, in our PAINT Greeley, Colorado Works, Inc. St. Patrick’s. at 6:30 p.m., preceding the Street______monthly meeting. Members are 45S Broadway H. Rsas ASamaon Phona 1111 inrH a. hollistei ' ' NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT asked to bring their own service RstdfP. Adattson 9th Ave. at 5th 8 L Maoufacturtn and' Designen if ESTATE OF LOUIS HERMAN, MEN­ City & State ______B O D Y S H O P P E arl 4641 Artlatic Memoriala TAL INCOMPETENT. for the. supper, which will be held No. 98152 in the VFW hall at 401 N. Cascade \- Notice !a hereby siren that on the 26th avenue. A Sunday night Rosary Here is my contribution of $_ day of November, 1952, I will present to The firms listed here’ the County Court of the City and County sponsored by the Catholic Daugh The firms listed here CLINT’S of Denver, Colorado, my account! for ters, was broadcast over radio sta KOREAN ADOPT-A-FAMILY PROGRAM CAPITAL deserve to be remembered RADIATOR SERVICE deserve to be remembered FINAL SETTLEMENT of the adminiktra- tlon KRDO every Sunday evening tion of aaid eatata when and where all National Council of Catholic Women 13th and Qoanlrtg - Repairing • Ro-Corinf when you are distributing peraons in intereat may appear and object in October. when you are distributing NEW AND USED your patronage in the dif­ to them if they «> deaire. The November project will be cooperating with War Relief Services, N.C.W.C. Broadway your patronage in the dif­ 1931 filBth Ava. Phons 111 ANDREW WYSOWATCKY, visiting the hospitalized soldiers Conaervator. 350 Fifth Avenue • ; New York 1, N. Y. ferent lines of business. Grotlty, Colo. ferent li|es of business. .Firat Publication October 16, 1952 at Camp Carson, providing enter­ T A b o r 5 19 1 Laat Publication November 13, 1953 tainment and refreshments. -----r 1^4 f J

PAGE SIXTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, November 13,1952

I ■ S t Francis' HNS Plans Games Pariy Nov. 19 HNS Spaghetti Dinner I Homemaker’s (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, ■ D enver) .■1" .0 0 0 0 0 I Department | Twenty-one turkeys, including Planned at St. Rosens ■ one for attendance, will meet their Spearhead Bazaar at St. Francis' ■ patronise The$e Reliable and Friendly Firms consumers at the Holy Name so­ (St. Rote of Lima’i Parith, The altar committee for Octo­ I ciety’s annual Thanksgiving games Denver) ber is made up of Mmea, Mary De- party in the high school audi­ TTie final arrangements for the Mers, Mae Eckhardt, Janet Figlino, torium Wednesday, Nov.' 19, at Holy Name spaghetti dinner have and Mary Francone. ;J. A. JOHNSON & SON 8:15 p.m. Admission is free; par­ been'completed according to Ralph St. Rose’s circle is organizing ticipation is 75 cents per card. Doronzo, chairman. It will be held Bacon & Schramm ^ Etlabliihed 33 Years olans for the bazaar project. Recalling that in recent years Saturday evening, Nov. 14, at 7 Altor Society Composition Roofing p.m. in the parish hall. Tickets I • Gutters • Sheet Metal the affair has enjoyed capacity at­ Meets Nov. 13 Tile Roofing I • Gas Furnaces tendance, James Anderies, chair­ are ?1.50 per person. After the Roof Repairing man of the party committee, re­ dinner, floor games will he held Tonight, Thursday, Nov. 13, the ! • Gas Conversion Burners marked that it could hardly be big­ with a wide variety of prizes. Altar and Rosary society will 4020 Brighton Blvd., CH. 6S63 <88 PenntylTania RA 5657 ger but would certainly’be better Tickets may be obtained at the meet in the parish hall at 7 p.m. than, ever before. Ice cream and door or from any member of the All the women of the parish are cookies and perhaps coffee will be society,i invited to attend, especially those (KOHE NUM8(> served, and other gifts in addition ‘The! Sacred Heart circle is who are new to the parish so that to the turkeys may be offered. selling Christmas cards and sew­ they might become acquainted. Attorney Gives Address ing on altar cloths. The next meet­ An interesting program has been planned. On Work of DA's Office ing will be the Christmas party, with Mrs. Frances Carrigan as Sunday is Communion day for George Canjar, prominent Den­ hostess. ver Catholic attorney and a mem­ all the children of the parish. ber of the district attorney’s staff, told the Holy Name society meet­ ing Monday evening of the work B O R . 2.211 of the DA’s office in general, elaborating on his own speciality, cases involving criminal nonsup­ DUST-PRUF Slokar Cads port. Mr. Canjar said thjs is one of Denver’s leading social prob­ SPfCK AND SPAN DEIIVERY lems, arid suggested that » f^eral NOBODY KNOWS the trouble a ba­ and James J. Carter, chairman of the committee law mig^t be useful in avoiding zaar committee faces except those who Though not strictly members of the committee, the the cumbersome, expensive, and two grade school students and the 20-inch floll, time-consuming requirements of have served on one. Among those spearheading St. dressed by the Sisters of St. Joseph should remind itsBioGiiiiMleTiid& present extradition procedures. Francis de Sales’ parish societies’ bazaar, Dec. 12 parishioners of the w’ork already done by the chil­ and 13, are, left to right, John H. Reagan, Mrs. SECOND AND SANTA FE •TABOR 2211 The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Greg­ dren and their teachers to make the bazaar a social ory Smith commended the society Charles Keller, Ronnie and Clyde and Mr, and Mrs. and financial success. The children’s bazaar'will take THERE IS STILL TIME! for its sponsorship of such parish Gus Gagnon, Mr. Keller, Mrs. Reagan, Jerry Mally, place Friday afternoon, Dec. 12.— (Photo by Turilli) TO WEATHERPROOF YOUR social affairs as the forthcoming HOME! ' bazaar, its Thanksgiving games PROTECT AGAINST WINTER party, and the Sunday morning 17 New Members Join Aurora Unit AUo after-Mass breakfast, and urged each member to make himself a Inside and Outside (St. Theraie’t Parith, Denver) and the Ave Maria circle Thurs­ sors and Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. one-man committee to get more Seventeen new members were day, Nov. 13, with Isabelle Zim­ Whelan as proxies; and , Connell Insulation Materials for Every Type Jdb WATERPROOFING people to participate. George Mul- welcomed at the meeting of the merman. Theodore Joseph, son of Mr. and Materials, Tools, and Counsel queen, Frank Zeigler, Joe Shari- Altar and Rosary society Nov. 6. Baptized were Mary Elizabeth, Mrs. Connell D. Gubser, with Mr. for Building, Moderniiotion and Repairs. Proved by years of dan, and Don Struthers volun­ The highlight of the evening was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard and Jlrs. Theodore Gubser as successful service teered to serve coffee and dough­ a narrative of the life of St. A. 'Tekenbrock, with Mr. and Mrs. sponsors. Consult our Illustrated Home Planning Library. FHA TERMS IF DESIRED nuts in the assembly room of the Therese given by Angela Nose- Owen Koenig as sponsors and Easy Terms and No Down Payment on Remodeling rectory Sunday, Nov. 16. wicz. A Christmas party is Mrs. Genevive Tekenbrock as TERMS ON BUILDING'ARE NOW REDUCED Denver Brick Stain Co. The Altar and Rosary society planned for the December meeting. proxy; Mary Kathryn, daughter will receive Holy Communion in a Orders for Christmas cards are of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Talaber, 145.5 Fox CH. 1083 group in the 8 o’clock Mass Sun­ still being taken' on Sundays. A with Mr. and 'Mrs. Thomas Kelley day, Nov. 16. Only Authorized Distrlbutore car pool was formed to assist as sponsors; and George Ray, son of Hydrozo ProdacU The League of the Sacred Heart members needing rides to the of Dr. and Mrs. Walter T. Cooper, will recite the Rosary in the church meetings. Jean Pobar volunteered with Mr. and Mrs. George at 1:45 p.m. Nov. 18. A meeting to bring the nuns from Blessed Marsico as sponsors; Margaret will follow in the assembly room Sacrament to St. Therese’s on Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of the rectory, with Mrs. Anthony Saturday mornings for catechism Joseph A. Trainor, with Mr. and Crone-line J. Dunst presiding. classes. Mrs. Hilbert Meyer as sponsors; Serving Englewood and Denver Area i| DUMONT ^ "Mrs. Frank Beagle will be host­ St. Therese’s bridge circle will William John, son of Mr. and Mrs. 60 E. Floyd Ave. Robert F. Frantz, Mgr. Phone SU. 1-4435 ess to the St. Joseph circle at 1 meet on Thursday, Nov. 13, with William J. Zwigart II! with Mr. RADIANT HEAT p.m., Nov. 19, in the assembly room Irene Carney. and Mrs. William R. Dinneen ,as j SALES CO. of the rectory. Coming circle meetings are: sponsors and with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Loeffel, 339 S. The Mother Cabrini bridge circle, John S. Deming as proxies; Paul I j Everything for the Janitor Washington street, will entertain with Ann Johnson Tuesday, Nov. James, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ Electrical Contracting & Repairing Lumber Yard 18; St. Therese’s circle, Thurs­ mond H. De Broeck, with Mr. and I the Donnely circle at 1 p.m. Nov. ' I Brushes, Waxes, Soaps, 20. day, Nov. 13, with Irene Carney; Mrs. Carl E. De Broeck as spon­ 1810 So. Josephine 1 I Paper, Etc. EARL J.STROHMINGER PE. 2435 ■ Many New Activities Planned EUctric Compoiy j 1742 Blake TA.4146 Liccnied and Bonded I Member National Electrical Contractori Ait'n. Rocks of Lourdes Club Seeks Members 1178 Stont St. AC. 5733

WESTERN (Our Lady of Lourdes Parith, cleanup detail for the parish] $20,000 off the total debt each WINDOW & HOUSE D enver) grounds is another “must” for thei ■ year. CLEANING CO. ' The Rocks of Lourdes club club. PTA Sponsors Party The Rocks of Lourdes club men The Parent-Teachers’ a.ssocia- WE CLEAN men are making a drive for will take over the breakfast room tion at Lourdes will sponsor a Windows Walls new members. The campaign on Sunday mornings. The men games party on Saturday night, Woodwork Wall Paper will start Sunday morning in have been doing the cooking at Nov. 15. The party is held to lower the breakfast, but beginning a F jb te tiiti Floors (Washed & Waxed) an effort to obtain as many the school debt. Edward (Buddy) Specializing in new men as possible to attend the week from Sunday they will serve Martin has been placed in charge FREE ESTIMATES the breakfast as well. In doing of the games. Members of the regular meeting Tuesday, night, this the men are returning to the Quality Plumbing FULLY INSURED Nov. 18. PTA, both men and women, are original service intended to give working hard to make the party a and Heating Repairs ROOFIN \ Residential & Commercial The club, originated by the comfort and service to the Work members who built the outdoor success. Special prizes, turkeys, patrons. The children of the Out­ and other valuable rewards will be For Buildings of All Kij s shrine to Our Lady of Lourdes, is door club will still help in the 1032 18th MAin 1556 not a closed organization but open displayed during the evening’s breakfast work, but will act as play. The women will sell re­ SLAIIERY • Time Tested • Depend It to all men of the parish. The assistants to the men. The men ConTanient Termi members of the Rocks club will freshments during the course of THE BEST IN LUGGAGE plan to form teams of seven for the evening. If Dciired * Economical * Long-Loi ig r^j ^ Ot All Kind. sponsor a largc^ number of new activities during the next few the Sunday morning breakfast Members of the first six grades duties. Two will do the cooking, in the Lourdes Outdoor club will & COMPANY months. The men of the club four will serve, and one will act are now at work in planning the hold their first winter party in Plumbing and Heating FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL Protect your family against as master of ceremonies for the the school hall Nov. 14 at 7 p.m. Contractorr 1952 Nativity scene at the shrine. breakfast If profit is made from 'colds and other winter ail­ This Christmas scene has won two The purpose of the meeting will JOHN J. CONNOR, Prssident ments. The best insurance is the breakfast, the money will be one of organization, but a Western .Elaterlte Roofing Co. first prizes and one second prize support the Lourdes Outdoor club 1726 MARKET STREET a warm home with a con- in the past three years and the movie also will be shown. Dates activities. of party nights for the various PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 Equitable Building CHerry 6651 ^ ^ant temperature that elimi- men hope they can do as well this •eiERT F. CIDNOe. vies Pruitist year. An extension to the Nativ­ The men will hold the most groups will be determined next states drafts and chills. Rely ity scene is planned this season. A important meeting in the club’s week. The eighth grade group ,on the steady warmth of history on Tuesday evening, Nov. level will have a dance party with glowing Coal heat to insure 18th, at 7:30 p.m. in the Center instructions for dancing given on DRAPERS House hall, located at 2256 S. their party night. The seventh Here Now! healthful comfort all winter RUG Logan street. Invitation cards will grade will receive instructions for ^ long. ■ be distributed at the Masses next square dancing for their night of Call your CHS retailer to­ UPHOLSTERY Sunday, and will be collected out­ fun. The fourth, fifth, and sixth -day, and learn why Coal is d - CLEANING side the church by members of the groups will be in a glee club, and 926 W. 6th Ave.— MA. 4507 FREE MOTH PROOFING Rocks. The Rev. James F. Moyni- the first, second, and third grade best for your home. Learn of han, pastor of Our Lady of Grace level will participate in a story­ . Its dependability and safety 2 Pc. Living Upholstery, Repairing ' 95 parish, will be the guest speaker telling night —how it provides whole- Room Suite for the evening. Modernizing Thoroly Cleaned 1 0 Up 19SB Wallpapers , house heat for all members Th« financial program for Favor Received of the family. All work guaranteed. Term, the pariah for the year 1953 A reader of the Register wishes Famous Rug & will be outlined in detail at the to publish thanks for a favor re­ Are you prepared for win­ if de.ired. Evening calls. Rocks meeting and a definite ceived through the intercession of ter with a full Coal bin? Furniture Cleaning Co. plan will be formulated to clear St. Jude and St. Veronica. > Order today from your CHS No Obligation TA. 6569 1532 Market retailer! Junior Police Band Concert from Canada It’s Time to Think of CERTIFIED CHEMICAL 0 Fireplace PRODUCTS, INC. For tm.rg.ney i.rvle. on your Building Maintenance Cod h.ifing oqurpmint, cdl your CHS rttiiUr, or Supplies Wood Brushes - Toilet Tissues Pitch Pinon, Apple and Paper Towels Charlea Camp­ COAL bell, age 15, gett Cedar in 18" to 36" Complete Janitor Needs a few pointer! lengths 1180 Kalaraath Street from Jack Ste­ Phone * Charcoal Briquettes / vens, assistant di­ * Fireplace Coal Phones TAbor 0103 rector of the Jun­ * Kindling—Slabwood TAbor 0104 ior Police Bands. AL 9112 Charles, a mem­ Supreme Coal Co. ber of the Radio 864 S. Broadway, PE.4679 band, top band of OF DENVER the group, will appear in concert with 400 other Junior Policemen in their eighth annual "Free Ap­ preciation” con- STORM SASH cart to be given For All Type Windows in the City audi­ • INSTALLATIONS torium, Denver, at 8 p.m. Satur­ I A & A Storm Windows • SERVICE DAY or NIGHT day, N o t . 15. 2722 West 2nd Ave. F.H.A. Terms Phone PEarl 2683 Excitingly new im ports. . . Cassidy Hicks ELECTRICAL WORK KUiam are first with the new designs, new j ' WIRING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS GAS BURNER CO. 1260 BDWV. RA. 2871 colors and new inspiration from our LYNCH ELECTRIC COMPAIVY THE DENVER JUNIOR POLICE BANDS will pre­ Canadian neighbors. Choose from these 1721 L 31st Ave. sent the eighth annual “Free Appreciation” concert Sat­ St. Rose of Lima Parish urday at 8 p.m. in the City auditorium, Denver. Members of the five bands are between 7 and 15 years of age. papers now . . . decorate for the Under the direction of George V. Roy, the beginners, first, sec­ . / V ond, third, and radio bands will play. The radio band has been termed indoor season and the holidays . . . Perry's Cleaners one of the most outstanding boys’ bands in the 'West. ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Good Cleaning The 1952 concert will consist of all types of music from stirring GUY M. ELDER marches to symphonic modern arrangements, with a few novelty Industrial and Commercial Building Green Stamps numbers to add spice to the program. The bands, sponsored by the Piekap and DtllTarr Denver Policemen’s Protective association, has invited the city’s 175 VaUejo St. PEarl 8930 2027 W. Alameda RA. 9855 40 youth groups to attend in uniform. Doors of the auditorium will open at 7:30 p.m. .1721 itfirrtiK* • • # AComa 5645