START IS NIAR FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Machebeuf Project Shrine Honors Our Lady of Highway ConUnto Copyright by th« Catholic Prew Society, Inc., 1967— Permiaiion to Reproduce, Except On Article Otherwiee Merked, Giren After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Contracts W ill Be DENVER C ATH aiC Signed This Week Contracts are to be signed this week for con- sTraction o f the hew Machebeuf High School in Blessed Sacrament Parish, Denver. Bids re­ ceived for general construction and mechanical REGISTERTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1957 DENVER, COLORADO VOL. U l. No. 4. work total $523,080. Excavation is to start within two w«lc$. The Re Rev. Monsignor Har­ old V. Campbell, pastor, pointed out chat concentration of efforts Dedication Rite on October 21 was made to keep the cost at the unusually low price o f 1 10.80 per square foot. Similar current school construction usu­ For St. Francis de Sales’ High ally averages in cost-about |14 wr square foot The lowest o f eight bidders for general construction and Archbishop Will Bless electrical inscallarion was Brown- Schrepferman Sc Co. of Den­ ver, $416,890. McCarty-John- New $400,000 Edifice son, Inc, o f Denver was the lowest o f four bidders for die Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will dedicate mechanical, plumbing, and heat­ St. Francis de Sales High School, Denver at a cost in excess o f 6400,000 ing, $106,190. The building will be ready for occupancy in one The Shrine io Marv pietored o f St. Elizabeth’s made the I Mass will continue to be of­ — on Monday, O ct 21, at 4:SD •hove and ererled on the shrine possible, said Monsignor fered on Sundays o f Septem- p.m. The dedication will climax and one-balf years. around* o f St. Elizabeth'* in K o lk s . I her in Buffalo at 10 a.m. the S t Francis de Sales 1967 Buffalo yiut zoleinnlr blnsed, homecoming celebrstion, the L argest P ro/«ef vtilh the permisfion of Arch- Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory Of Campoign bithop I'rban J. Vehr, b^ the Smith, V.G., pastor, announced. Very Rev. MonziKnor Elmer J. N ew Pastor Is A ppointed The greater St. Francis de Machebeuf High School, Kolka on Sep’u I after the reg­ Sales' High School, which can named in honor o f the first be adapted to aecommodato ular M aa*. He waa aaaiated by Bishop of Denver, the Most Rev. the Rev. Rerard Giblin, O.F.M. between 600 and 700 stu­ dents, will be ready for oso Joseph P. Machebeuf (died, About 200 p 0 r a 0 n a were To St. D om inic's Parish preaenl. Sopt. 11— only one week fol­ 1889), is the largest project lowing the official data for made possible by the Arch- The aloiiri for the ahrine The Very Rev. Patrick school opening— though work are arrapa o f material from the W. Roney, O.P., has been was begun only late in Jan­ bi^op's High &hools Cam­ Gheetman Dam and ihua go appointed pastor of St. uary this year. The new unit paign. The building will serve bark to the turn o f the eea- s Dominic’s Parish and su­ was made possible by the pupils of Denver parishes east lury. The atone had been uaed Archbishop’s High School formerly in a building that wa* perior of the Dominican Fund Campaign. o f Colorado Boulevard. loeated on property purchaaed Fathers in the Denver area. Monsignor Campbell said the laal year for ehurrh uae. When Father Roney succeeds the New Feotures two-story structure, with a gar­ the building waa torn down it Very Rev. George Forquer, Added to Pfons den-level basement half above was derided to uae the atones O.P., who completed his sec­ Several new features, not In ond term as pastor and su­ the ground, will accommodate fur a ahrine. the original plans, were added The statue o f the Blessed V- perior this summer. to the project as construction 430 seniors, juniors, and sopho­ Virgin and Babe was earved in • V A native o f Sioux Falls, progressed. Among these were mores. About 150 freshmen, be­ i S. Dak., Father Roney entered Italy from white marble. It the providing of a new 40x40- ginning in the fall o f 1958, will stands five feel high including the Dommican novitiate o f St. foot library in the old building, ment regulations and provides ample access to be in the first unit of the high the hexagon base. It was set Rose’s Priory, Springfield, Ky., the moving of the biology lab­ The New Stone Entrance \\ J f both floors of both buildings. At the extreme in place Aug. 26. on Aug. 16, 1931, and after oratory from the old unit to the connecting link, between the old and new left in the photo can be seen an additional stone school plane, already built by The shrine, adjacent to the bis profession of vows pursued more ample space in the new, sections of St. Francis de Sales’ High School, entrance, at the south end of the new unit and the parish. studies at the Dominican ehurrh, fares the east and the outfitting of a larger chem­ Denver. The stair tower immediately inside the facing east. Long-range plans call for a gym­ T o be erected in the 1900 Golorado Highway 126, and' House of Study in River For­ istry laboratory in a space for­ entrance is in strict accord with fire depart­ nasium at the south end of the building. ran be seen a quarter of a mile est, 111.; Somerset. 0.; and merly devoted to both chemis­ block on Elm Street, the school away as ears travel down the Washington, D. C. He was or­ try arid physics, and the mov­ NATIOHAL LEADER VISITS will measure 274 by 64 feet, hill. At night the shrine is dained in St. Dominic’s Church, ing of the physics laboratory to with a projecekm of 26 feet lighted with a time clock that Washington, D. C., on June 11, the room formerly used fo r bi­ on the north end. John F. keeps the lights on till 2 in 1937. ology. Much new scientific Health Forces the morning. The illuminated Since his ordination Father equipment has been purchased Area Takes Leading Role Connell is the archiiecc The ehrine makes an impressive Roney has held the positions for aU science departments. building will be of li^ brick scene in the darkness o f night. Vary Rav. Patrick W. of director of the Shrine of St. Other new features are.the Resignation of and stone, to harmonize with the Roney, O.P. spacious shower and locker Bal Swan, a noted benefactor Joseph, Somerset, 0.; profess present Machebeuf unit. sor of sacred eloquence at the room in the new building, the In Liturgical Movement Blessed Sacrament Parish has SPACE, TEACHERS LACKING Dominican Studium of Somer­ providing of a photography set and River Forest, preacher darkroom in the old unit, and By F rank Morriss THE CFM AND CANA work, Father Buckley paid $401,856.13 o f its own of parish missiona in the Min­ the addition of a large choral DENVER IS ONE o f the that are gaining so strongly in funds toward the high school neapolis area, assistant master room. The commercial depart­ most active cities in the United Denver, help do that, Father Father Charles Buckley, ment has been moved to the sec­ Sheehan explained. ‘They are plant. O f the parish's contribu­ of the Dominican studente at States in the family phases of C.SS.R., pastor at St. Jo­ Catholic Schools Forced ond floor of the old building, the liturgical movement, ac­ helping families to develop the tions to the Archbishop's High River Forest, and pastor of St. s e p h ’ s Redemptorist John Chrysostom’s Parish in where more adequate space Is cording to Father Shawn G. practice of Christian charity in Schools Campaign, some $20,- available. CantoHj S. Dak. He will take S h eeh a n , president of the their neighborhoods. These Church, Denver, since 000 has been expended for ar­ (Turn to Page t — Column i) movements are teaching the To Deny Many Admission over his duties at St. Dominic’s nation-wide Liturgical Confer­ June, 1953, has resigned chitect’s fees. this comihg Friday, Sept. 6. ence. meaning o f Matrimony as a for reasons o f health. He will Nurse Groduatien sacrament. ^In bringing liturgy One-half block o f property Father Sheehan, in Denver leave Denver next week for mg fc St. Francis de Sales’ High Father Forquer into the home — through such Set for Sept. 19 to visit his sister, Mrs. John Houston, Tex., to serve at Holy was secured by the parish over die education for theiv'children School, Denver, which—like Ca­ Moved to Chicogo were disappointed in dozens of thedral High— has added class­ Downs o f S t Anne's Parish, Ghost Parish. a period o f years on the east Father Forquer, who has cases because of a lack of fa­ room space, has been unable to The combined graduation Arvada, explained that as far In Father Buckley's term as side of Elm Street in the 1900 been stationed in Denver since exercises for the schools of pastor, St. Joseph’s Church and cilities or teachers in the Arch­ accommodate all the applicants, as Cana Conference work and block. There is the possibility of diocese of Denver, a spot check Sister Jean Fontbonne, princi­ 1943, has been assigned to St. nursing at Mercy Hospital the Christian Family Move­ Schools underwent a vast by the Rtgi*ter reveals. pal, said. The school has 620 Pius' Church in Chicago, head­ and St. Joseph's Hospital, ment are concerned, the faith­ amount of remodeling. A large securing additional property tn students, an increase of 50 in quarters of the Provincial of both in Denver, will climax ful of the Denver area are mak­ expansion program is at pres­ the future. Some houses were The situation ekists despite the Midwestern Dominicans the addition of classrooms in the past year. In addition, 60 in the comraencement exer­ ing rapid strides. ent being completed at the removed in order to prepare the and the site o f the famous S t cises in the Cathedral. Tha * • « sisters' convent, which consists many schools, the hiring of students of St. Francis de Sales’ site for the high school, which High are attending classes in Jude Shrine. prasentation of graduatas o f three connected buildings, many lay teachers, and the full ACTIVITY, however. Is is aaoss the street from the first use of available facilities. the ninth n ad e at St. John the A native of New Lexington, and’the conferral of diploma* merely a surface phase o f the including a separate chapel. Because registration ie not Evangelists School, Denver. 0 ., he is the son of Mr. and will ba made at 8:15 p.ra, on liturgical movement, according Ordaioed in 1943 unit o f the high school and the completed in most schools and The ninth grade St. Francis de Mrs. George A. Forquer. He Thursday, Sept. 19. Arch­ to Father Sheehan. The priest, A native o f Omaha, Father grade school buildings. principals have not totaled their Sales’-St. John’s arrangement was educated in St. Rose's bishop Urban J. Vahr will rerolected president at the 18th Buckley was professed at Mt. enrollments, an accurate count was inaugurated last year. (Turn to Page t — Column 8) preside. North American Liturgical St. Clement’s College, De Soto, Great Expansion of children in Catholic stiools Week held last month at St Mo., 1938, and was ordained Under Pastor could not be made this week. John’s Abbey in Minnesota, gt Immaculate Conception Nearly 25,000 were expected in Pupils Welcamed far New Schaal Year stressed the “inner meaning Seminary, Oconomowoc, Wis., Under Monsignor Campbell, schools of the archdiocese. and purposes" of the move­ June 29, 1943. pastor since 1936, a treme^ous A Colorado Department of m ent Before coming to Denver in increase in school facilities has Education estimate of 30,000 “ That has been the goal fronl 1963, he was stationed in taken place. There is the three- students in "independent or pa­ Grand Rapids, Mich., and Bell- the beginning,” the Boston story grade school, which was rochial schoota" of the state is seminary professor went on. Mre, Tex. He is a nephew of at least 1,500 below the number “ But many got the impression toe Rt Rev. Monsignor J. C. (Turn to Pages — C olum n/j of youths in Catholic schools that the movement was con­ Buckley, Vicar General o f the alone. Besides the 25^000 pupils cerned only with the Dialogue Omaha Archdiocese. in schools of the Denver Arch­ Mass, or rubrics and such. Ac­ After coming to St Joseph’s, St. Jude Burse Hits diocese, there were expected to tually, the movement wishes to Father Buckley supervised the be more than 6,500 in Catholic link the life o f the family and Rev. Shawn G. Sheehan rewiring of the entire church, Total of $1,708.04 schools of the Pueblo Diocese. the community with the Mys­ practices as the Advent Wreath, installation o f new chandeliers, The state agency estimated tical Body of Christ’’ The St Jude Burse, Denver the total enrollment for Colo­ Candlemas processions, and ob­ and renovation of the choir archdiocesan fund for the edu­ rado grade and high schools at servance of baptismal ,anniver- loft Kitchen facilities in the cation of priests, stands at ,‘172.000. The figure includes Course for Leaders sarie^they are putting fami­ parish hall were modernized, $1,708.04 this week upon the re- Catholic and other private lies in closer touch with the and the hall and gym were so cepit o f five contributiorii. 'The schools, as well as public Of Discussion Clubs life o f the Church and there­ arranged as to be combined to gifts totaled $23. schools. fore the mind of Christ.’’ provide more storage space and Donors, with the amounts 8S Turned Away All Confraternity and Parish The liturgical movement in other facilities. they gave, follow: Typical of the crowd^ Clth- Discussion Club chairmen are this country is making great The past summer the high F. D., Denver, for a “ special olic schools in the DenvA area urged to attend the three-week gains in the field of education, school was renovated, new intention," $1; G.P.D., Denver, is Cathedral High, where about course for Discussion Club lead­ he emphasizes. The topic o f the desks were installed, and tile $6; “in thanksgiving,” Denver, 85 prospective students were e n to be held at Holy Ghost just-completed liturgical week floors laid. The parish bought $2; anonymous, Denver, $6; and turned away. Sister Rose Clare, Center, 416 22nd Street. Den­ was “Liturgy and Education,’’ four houses in four years. Two anonymous, Denver, $10. principal, said the total enroll­ ver. This course will consist of and some 1,200 sisters, 660 house sites were prepared for Gifts to the St Jude Burse ment was 607, with “ only * few " three separate meetings, start­ priests, and 400 of the laity at­ parking space, one is remodeled may be sent to Arebbiahop Ur­ vacancies in the senior cla^f. ing Tuesday, Sept 10. The tended. for the sisters’ chapel, and ban J. Vehr at 1586 Logan She added that 10 prosptttive meetings, from 7:30 to 9 p.m., (Turn to Page I — Column i) one is rented. Street Denver. Juniors, 26 in the sophJihore will also be held Sept 17 and vear. and 60 would-be freshmen 24. had been denied attendance be­ The objective of a Religious cause of a lack o f apacg even Discussion Club is to form an though Cathedral High is utilis­ active and articulate Catholic ing several more classrooms laity in the parishes. It is a tried and consistent means of this year. The high school of St. Jo­ developing an inner conviction of faith tnat finds its fruits in seph’s (Redemptorist) Parish turned away at least 20 pro­ Catholic living. spective students, according to It is hoped that all Discussion Sister Mary Magdalene, iinnei- In a scene typical o f many parochial schools, a Sister of for the year. If the boy at Club chairmen wiU avail them­ pal. The enrollment is approx­ thronghont the Archdiocese Charily of Cincinnati at Ca­ right seems to be lagging a selves of these classes in prep­ imately 370, about 10 more than of Denver Sept. 3 a* pupils thedral Grade Sehool, Denver, little behind the others, who aration for their future Discus­ the school had for 1966-6% registered fo r the opening of welcome* back some pupils can blame him? sion Club meetings. ASKS 'DIVINE FAVORS' REWARD GENEROSITY

Pope Thanks Denver Archdiocese for Peter's Pence G ift

A letter of gratitude Segreteria di Stato and towards the furtherance of and sincere thankfulness for Di Sua Santita the works o f charity and mercy your filial generosity. faithful ^ity o f the Archdiocese from the Holy Father, N. 407614 inseparable from that supreme His Holiness cannot but feel of Denver, his particular apos­ Pius XII, to the faithful of apoatolate. the assurance that Our Saviour tolic Baaediction. Vatican City Your Excellency and the de­ will richly recompense such af­ Gladly do I express to Your the Archdiocese of Denver August 23, 1957 voted clergy and faithful of the fectionate attachment to His Excellency the sentiments of for their generous pontri- Your Excellency, Archdiocese of Denver have this Vicar and such fraternal char­ my high esteem and cordial re­ characterizes the proj­ wiirbe slightly different from that shown. The The pious tradition of cen­ year offered to the Holy Fa­ ity towards the poor and af­ gard, and I remain Modern Design ected Mullen High classroom section will include eight classrooms, butions to the Peter’s Pence turies has hallowed the usage ther the munificent sum of flicted o f the world. It is, then, Sincerely Yours in Christ, School. Fort Logan. The classroom section of a physics and biology laboratory, a chsmistry collection has been received by whereby the faithful of every $11,000 as your share in this in pledge of that bountiful re­ A. DELL’ACQUA the structure is in the foreground, the gym­ lalwratory, a library, and office area. A con­ Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. The nation contribute, in the form traditional oblation, and, ac­ turn of divine favours and Substitute nasium at the rear. Since the building of the tract for the project is expected to be signed letter, written on behalf of Hii of Peter’s Pence, towards the knowledging ita receipt in his graces, as well as in testimony His Excellency model pictured above, some changes in the de- within the next week. W. C. Muebow is the Holiness by Monsignor Angem maintenance of those organiza­ name, I have received the hon­ of bis own heartfelt gratitude, The Most Rev. siett have been made. The gymnasium roof will arehitect. Mullen High School, operated by the Dell’Acqua, Substitute Secre­ tions through which the Sover­ ored command to manifest the that the Holy Father willingly Urban J. Vehr, D.D, be an arch type, different from that depicted J. K. Mulleu Benevolent Corporation, Is atedled tary of State, ia as follows: eign Pontuieate ia exercised, Pontiffs cordial appreciation imparts to Your Excellency, and Archbishop of Denver M the modal, and the roof over the other section by Christian Brothers. t r

Thursday, Sept. 5, 1957 T H I DENVCR CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitene 4-4205 P A t t TWO OHk«. PM Str«t» Native of South Dakota U niversity C lub t o H ear Judge Frantz Dedication Oct. 21 Pastor Appointed to St. Dominicks “ Ctpital pBD itbn«it” wiQ ba imamt •ember of the penver New offlccrt will be in- CConftnuerf From Page One) parish. During those years be nary sketches of the propoMd tb« tApic of Jude# Albtrt T. amd Colorado bora (or aore atalied at the meetiaf. A social School in New Lexington and was moderator of the Third convent were made and a cam­ rranU whom hr ineoko at tb« than Sb'yeara. He it a reaident fvt-toecther will follow. Any intereated Catholic AtSt. Francis High attended M t St. Mary's Col­ Order of St Dominic and for paign for funds undertaken, o f Sl V^tneeat d« Paui'a Par- mooting o f Uto SL Thomat Uni­ most of them was spiritual di­ but construction haa not yet versity ClBb Wadaoadar Sept. and a member o f the younp man or woman, who haa lege, Emmitaburg, Md., before (CoKtinued From Pago Ono) but left available another room. rector o f the Holy Name So­ started. The convent wilt re­ 11,'at 8:16 p.n. ia the EnifnU Knithta o f Columbus. In 1929, entering the Dominican Order. Thia room, added to the former ciety. place quarters that are five nf Columboa Honte. 1676 Grant he waa fraduated m m laudi The new shower-and-locker While at St. Mary’s, Father office and a second classroom, In August, 1951, Father For­ blocks from the school. Street, Denver. from the Unlveraily of Notre room la one of the two such fa­ Forquer was tutored by his provided space adequate for the quer was appointed pastor of The jorist, who It aervinf Dame after htlendin* St. E bi- cilities to be provided when the uncle, the Rev. E. S. Berry. a b e^ ’s Grade School. Cathe­ gymnasium is built eventually library. Upon completing his studies at St Dominic’s Parish to suc­ hit firat term on the atale Su­ A Third floor for the new preme Conrt, haa been a prom- dral Hijth. and Begia Colleie. at the south end of the new Mt. St. Mary’s, he entered the ceed the Very Rev. Peter unit. The locker room ia already unit, in the long-range plan, to O’Brien, O.P. be devoted to scientific labora­ Dominican novitiate at Spring- being used by St. Francis de field, Ky., and was professed tories and a home economics de­ Supervised Building Sales’ Gremlin football squad there in 1936. His philosophical B R A K E S j aa practice gets under way. partment, has been roughed in Of New School MORGAN, LEIBMAN HICKEY on the present building. The studies were made at River I The feasibility enlarging Forest, 111., where^he was or­ In October, 1961, the new exbting library space, Monsi­ transferral of present labora­ WHILE INSURANCE SINCE 1897 tories, and their enlargement, dained June 11, 1942, by Aux­ school of 12 classrooms, which .9 6 - a iw M gnor Smith explained, was seen iliary Bishop Bernard J. Shiel had been delayed by a con­ YOU as the new stair tower began to will serve well the school’s WSmI fMk of Chicago. struction workers’ strike, was WAIT iM taM i n s u r e r s take shape. The stairwelljitself needs until such time as the *13 occupied the space of one xoom, third floor can be added. Completing his theological dedicated. The $276,000 struc­ l-TXAK GUAEAXTEK T em porary Building studies at River Forest in the ture replaced a painted brick Still in Use year after his ordination, the building, used 'for the first MOST CARS young priest was assigned to time ak the parish school in The temporary classroom BONDED LINING, 1890. The old building had building constructed at the back S t Dominic’s Parish, Denver, Z-T«tr GaxniitM.. Kxtre Denver Taking been condemned by the city .00 of the school property in 1965 in the summer of J943. DBIIMA TVB.NEO ...... b c h will continue to be.used— and to In his eight years as an as­ health department great advantage— Monsignor sistant, he was interested in Land was purchased in May, Leading Role in Smith announced. The unit pro­ Legion o f Mary work and 1965, for a new convent to ac­ 2600 S. BROADWAY vides two very satisfactory formed two praesidia in the commodate 18 sisters. Prelimi- AUTO 6AKt CO. RA. 2-4674 Phone for Appt Judye Albert T. Frantx classrooms that help take the ESSAY ON MEN'S RIGHTS G era ld 3 . H e se m a a a Gerard R.TeBMlchanl load off the main buildings. had two years o f college, is Liturgy Revival The cornerstone has been re­ 2424 E. Colfax invited to attend. The purpose (Continued From Page One) moved from the original St lU CK 4 WHITI SUVICI Herbert W . l^elbrnao Fort Morgan CYO Girl of the club is to stimulate re­ The week stressed that the Francis High School building FR. 7-II1I PbOM for Afpt. 753 Gas & Electric Bldg. TA. 5-0241 ligious, intellectual, cultural, teaching of religion goes hand and is being refaced. Its origi­ and social activity in young nal legend: “St Francis de 122 N. CASCADE DENVER. COLORADd in hand with active participa­ Wins National Contest Catholics on the college level. Sales’ High School and Com­ ILACK & WHITE SERVICE tion in the liturgy, Father Carolyn Higgins, state win­ prize shel won in the contest Sheehan reported. The two munity Building,” is being ME. 4-6675 Celotodo Springs changed to read; “St. Francis ner in the Veterans of Foreign was $1,000. most popular workshops at the Wars Auxiliary essay ,contest, week were those on spiritual de ules’ High School— 1923- 1967,” indicating construction won the 22nd national high formation, in which the rela­ school essay contest sponsored tionship between liturgy and dates of the two sections. The cornerstone will be laid in a by the auxiliary. asceticism was explained, and school ceremony at a future The essays were all written that on catechetics. The laity on the aubject, “America’s were keenly interested in both date. A large part of the cost of Crusade for Free Men's of these, as well as the work­ the new high school— $96,000 Rights.” Seven hundred Colo­ JAc- T y iw tl. SioASL .. * the H ^ shops on family life. • * * — was entailed in the purchase rado high school students par­ of eight improved properties to ticipated in this contest. E vei? CATHOLIC EDUCATORS provide a site. S t Francis de state in the country partici­ are taking more interest in the Sales’ Parish paid $20,000 of pated on the same basis o f rep­ movement, says Father Shee­ this amount; the Archbishop's resentation. han. There were 60 seminary High School Campaign fund, Miss Higgins 'was a member . . . meet the new slim waisted professors in a workshop at the the remainder. Minnesota gathering. They had o f the graduation class o f Fort The new unit, a two-story, Mor^n High School last June. as their chairman Archbishop nine-classroom addition, raises Karl J. Alter o f Cincinnati, pa­ She is a member of St. Helena’s S t Francis de Sales’ classroom Parish, Fort Morgan, and of "young-in-figure" trend with tron of next year’s Liturgical total to 20. The project pro­ Week. the CYO. She was elected the vides also a centralized heating second president of the CYO— The educational phase is m system and electrical system, the hands o f teachers who are Arthur Grant, who will enter SUITS men of all ages, complete rewiring of the old St Thomas’ Seminary in Sep­ developing methods of teach­ bulling to meet current stand­ ing the meaning of the Church tember, was the CYO’s first ards, and the installation of a president The CYO was or­ as the Mystical Body o f Christ. public-address hookup through­ This is the foundation of the ganized two years ago. Miss from 15 to 100, who ore out the school. Higgins will enter Loretto whole movement, according to St. John's 9th Grade Father Sheehan. ' Heights College Sept 9. The When this work is well alon Continues This Year YOUNG IN BUILD ... there will be a decided chan^ The ninth grade instituted by in Catholic life in this country, St. John the Evangelist's School Hospital to Hold the priest thinks. “ People will the past year will continue' in turn to worshipping with a operation this year. Teaching community sense, of i living from 60 to 70 freshmen, St. New Classes for more closely with the Church’s John's is associated with St. Threesom e Special life and mind.” Francis de Sales’ in all activi­ • • • \ ties, but is under the supervi­ 'Parents-to-Be' RESULTS OF THIS TEACH­ sion o f St. John's staff and par­ ING which has been especially ish. St. Anthony’s Hospital, Den­ I Sinci 1813, wiM strong in the grade schools, can It is hoped that other neigh­ ver, is introducing a new series I Coleredom who hove boring parochial grade schools already be seen, Father Shee­ of classes to prospective parents I MTid SAFELY el will open ninth grades to take and their interested relatives han reports. Young couples are I 1tl Federal, hove tteoef more aware of the meaning of part of the burden from St. and friends. Francis' and to permit fuller I mttied s lingta leiiH-eiiAvel the Mass and the sacraments. use o f St. Francis de Sales’ as a The program for the series in sizes for There ia more interest in the I dWidand po)ri>ierit. senior high school. will be as follows: liturgical year and in such The new unit at St. Francis Sept 17— “ Emotional Factors ceremonies as the blessing of de Sales’ is constructed o f steel of J’regnancy,” “ Prenatal Care” AH occegnit ate inenree -High School Men mother before and afterthe frame with reinforced concrete (Film on Prenatal Care) vp le $10,000, fee, childbirth. floors and brick and stone trim. Sept 24 — “Anatomy and FATHER S H E E H A N has braAoeerwraf Its first floor contains three of­ Physiology of Reproduction." Ibe Fedefol le t e r ea w ib —College Men been active in the Liturgiiial fices, four large classrooms, a Conference since it started O ct 1 — "Nutrition and Diet storeroom, and locker and in Pregnancy” holding its annual Weeks in shower rooms with toilet facili­ 1940 (the next will be in Cin­ Oct 8—“ Labor and Delivery” —Business Men ties. The second floor has five (film ,. FglERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. cinnati). He was secretary in classrooms, one meeting room, 1947-48, and member o f the (film ). Tour of the Maternity faculty and office rooms with Department. OF DENVER -Professional Men program committee since 1946. toilet facilities, and a store­ Last year he succeeded to the room. Oct. 16 — “ Bath Demonstra­ presidency of the Conference Steel-sash windows, cinder- tion.” “ Formula Preparation.” on the death of Archbishop block walls, acoustical tile ceil­ Tbe classes will be held on Edwin V. O’Hara, Bishop of five successive Tuesday eve­ ings, and asphalt tile floors are Atoin Office in North Deaver e> 3460 W. 38th Ave., GE 3-2348 Kansas City. nings at 7:30 p.m., beginning on • • • employed in the new unit. The Oovtntewn of fU I OleAerm H. • AM 0397% old building has been refur­ Sept 17, and ending on Oct. 16. HE ENTERED the move- bished to come up to the stand­ A new series will begin on Nov. ment the same year as his or­ ards of the new. 6. dination, 1940. He has had The Kirchoff Construction Tbe classes will be held in the SUITS seven years of pastoral work Company was general contrac­ lecture room on the ground in Boston, but now is teacher tor for the project; McCarty & floor of the west wing at St When Mother with harmonizing of Church History in St John’s Johnson, plumbing an I heating Anthony's Hospital. Seminary in that city. contractor; and John K. Mon­ They will bo taught by mem­ Actually, the liturgical move­ roe, architect. Huhhard Went ment goes back in this country Color Day for St. FraneU bers of the maternity staff, and SLACKS to the 1920s. when Father Vir­ de Sales’ High School will ha ample time will be given for gil Michel, O.S.B., founded the Friday, Oct. 16, this year. discussion and the answering of To That Liturgical Press and began Monsignor Smith announced. questions. printing the magazine Orate Homecoming Day will be the There is no charge for the Frfflfre*. following Sunday, Oct. 20, classea and no obligation to the Cupboard Denver was the site o f one and the dedication o f the new hospital on the part of those o f -the Liturgical Weeks — in high school will climax thaso taking advantage of the classes. . . . ehe almoet faintod to 1947, when the theme was OTcnts the afternoon of Mon­ Registration may be made by eeo it wai barol Tee bad “Liturgy and Family life.” day, Oct. 21. calling the maternity depart­ eho didn't eend her clotkea ment, AC. 2-1761, or registra­ to tion may also be made on the EnGRGEIIIEnTS evening o f the class, Sept. 17. GIGANTIC OF ARCHBISHOP UEHR Saturday, Sept. 1 4 — Loretto Thursday, O ct 17— S t Thomas’ LAUNDRY Heights College, Sisters’ Seminary, Pontifical Mass, ShopplBf C«at*r Party, 9:30 sum., annual alumni I7ti «t Lof«B Thursday, Sept. 19— Cathedral, meeting. Uoiv^rfily Hills PU u Cnt*r wear it 3 u^ays joint graduation o f nurses, Sunday, O ct 20— Breakfast, La Coatj C«ater 8:16 p.m. Federal Workers’ Guild. 2MI E. Colfax — 3^33 ate WDOdUWB S bA M ia C CADlAte U ttU tS S Sunday, Sept 22 — Laramie, Monday, Oct 21—Dedication M a I'L u Sfa^piof Center Wyo., dedication of new of new S t Fra'ncis de Cbei^ Creek Skopplaf Center FOR BUSINESS Arepeboe VlUesep Beulder Newman Club and chapel. Sales’ Hj^h School, 4:30 Better or DRESS — Sunday, Sept 29 — Catholic p.m.; Confimation, St Fran­ Daughters of America din­ A smart Suit with cis de Sales’ Church, 7:80 ner. p.m. Balanced motching coot Monday, Sept 30— Loveland, Tuesday, Oct 22 — Colorado Confirmation, 7:30 p.m. Springs, Corpus Chri and trousers Tuesday, O ct 1— Derby, Con­ Churen, Confirmation, 7 :30 firmation, 7:30 p.m. p.m. , T h o y ' f Wednesday, Oct 2 — St Wednesday, Oct 23— Colorado B A C K T O Thomas’ Seminary, clergy Sprinn, Sacred Heart ''AceuRat«d conference, 10:3() a.m.; Church, Confirmation, 7:30 Longmont, Confirmation, p.m. 7:30 p.m. Sunday, O ct 27 — Breakfast, Sunday, O ct 6 — Cheyenne Our Lady of the Bell Guild. SCHOOL A t HOME— Wells. ConfirmaUon, 4:30 Monday, O ct 28— S t Joseph’s JOE p.m. (Polish) Church, Confirma­ Slacks with Monday, Oct 7-^'feachers’ In­ tion, 7:30 p.m. Sport Shirt stitute, Denver. Tuesday, Oct. 29— Lafayette, Tuesday, Oct 8 — Frederick, Immaculate Conception Confirmation, 7:30 p.m. Church, Confirmation, 7 :30 Wednesday, .Jct 6— Onrist the p.m. INC. King Church, Confirmation, Sunday,' Nov. 3—M t Olivet 7:30 p.m. Cemetery, All Souls’ Devo­ 7tb 4; Legaa TA 5-1261 Sunday, O ct 13— S t Thomas' tion, 3 p.m. How old is a mon with a 32 waist? Seminary, deaconship ordina­ tion, 11 a.m. TO THE CLUB Any age, of course! And these Wednesday, Oct 16 — St Thomas’ Seminary, junior — Suit Coot Threesomes ore designed for any clergy examinAion, 10 a.m. with Contrasting CRAB GRASS? SLACKS age man who is Young in Build! The Denver Catholic GET QUICK RESULTS WITH This il the Suit you'll "live in" Register with its harmonizing Slox for Published Weekly by the Catholic Press Society, Inc. 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Loretto Heights College will for the teetinf program on On SepL 10, Dr. Lewis Bar­ hold regbtration for upper­ Sept. 9 and 10. bate will speak to the fresh­ men on "College life and classmen on Tuesday, Sept. 10, Kay Glowes, president o f the Girls” in the auditorium at from 8:30 a.m, to 12 and from Student Government Associa­ 1:30 p.m. At 4 p.m. the Rev. p 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Fresh- tion, will preside at the first if William Jones, archdiocesan men will register the next day. Student Government Associa­ «> superintendent of schools, will Sept. 11, in the following or­ tion meeting of the year at f der: A-F•T fromirvin 8:30 irvto Av.ov10:30 ------...... talk on "The Meaning of Col­ C le g e .” a .m .; G --M from 10:30 to nooh; A' N -S fr oom m 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.; Open Houle Sept. 11 om 2:30 p.m. to'4:30 *.»y6SjC Other events scheduled for s T-Z from 2:30 p p .m . Freshmen Week are an open 1 h o u s e in M a c h e b e u f H a ll at" b w ill b a f i a on 8:30 p.m. on Sept 11, under a Thartday, Sept. 12, at 7:50 the chairmanship of f^rt Jac­ ( a.m. All frathmen, however, Architect's Sketch of New Mochebeuf High School, Denver arc required to be. prcient ques and the “Club Carnival” f in Machebeuf Hall on Sept 12, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. under the a I direction of Patricia DeFran- High School Contracts cis. f Chicago Priest to Preach Entering Religious Life The drama department will I . j> r A e n t The Glass Menagerie t at 8 p.m. at the outdoor Little i To Be Signed This Week Mission for Deaf in Area Theatre on Sept. 13 and again J Father David T. Walsh, spond with an interest that is on Sept 14. Kay Glowes. Pa­ fC o n K a u e d From Page OneJ dressing room. Below the gym C.SS.R., chaplain for the deaf r e w a r d in g . tricia DeFrancis, John Meek, the first parish stmaure in 1913. are a kitchen, cafeteria, rest in the Chicago Archdiocese, will Father Meunier. despite bis and Bert Zumtobel comprise A convent for the Sisters of Lo­ rooms, shower rooms, w d ath­ conduct a mission for the deaf poor eyesight, sends out a the cast under the direction of monthly mimeographed CCD Dr. Earl C. Bach. retto who teach in the school letic equipment rooms. * of the Denver area. Services will be held in St. Joseph's bulletin to 175 deaf persons. was secured in 1941 at 1901 Bids on an addition to the Redemptorist Church beginning Because of a lack of funds, Pueblo Bishop Makes Eudois Street. convent, to provide for the fu­ Wednesday, Sept. 11, at 7:30 other projects to aid tbe deaf Id September, 1951, Arch­ ture high school faculty, will be >.m. a n d w ill c lo s e a t M a ss on cannot be fulfilled. Clergy Appointments bishop Urban J. Vehr blessed taken later. The addition will Sunday, Sept. 15. On the same dates as the mis­ Father Joseph P. Meunier, sion, SepL 11-15, Father Walsh Clergy appointments in the the new Machebeuf school accommodate 22 more nuns, for Cuiry, Chairman of C.SS.R., o f St. Joseph's Church will instruct the children at the Diocese uf Pueblo, es an­ building, which, with furnish­ a total o f 32. A house site north state school for the blind and Freshman Week is serving as chaplain for the nounced by Bishop Joseph C. i n g cost about $285,000. This deaf in Colorado Springs. Fa­ of the convent on Eudoia Street Catholic Chapter of the Deaf, 1:30 p.m. on Sept 12. At that Wiilging, are aa follows: ther Robert Greenslade of St. unit provides seven classrooms, already has been acquired. formed 14 months ago. On time, she will introduce the of­ The R t Rev. Monsignor John Mary’s Church there, chaplain offices, and a gymnasium-audi­ Tuesdays at 8:15 p.m. members ficers for 1967-58 and she will J. Kelley, advertising director Machebeuf High School will to the children, is making the of the chapter meet with Fa­ give a preview of the plans for of the Southern Colorado Rep- torium with a full suge and be one of the niosc compact, ther Meunier in St, Joseph’s arrangements. Father Walsh the coming school year. fs le r ; H all. will travel daily from Denver well-equipped school buildings O n S e p t 1.3, Ma.ss o f the The Rev. Louis C. Stovik, T o Convent Father Walsh, a native of St. to Colorado Springs and return in the state. Tremendous efforts Holy Ghost will be offered in pastor, St. Pius Tenth Parish, Louis, was ordained in 1947. the college chapel at 8 a.m. At P u e b lo ; were made to utilize each square He specialized in study for deaf ‘.1:30 a.m. the sodality, Catholic The Rev. John F. O'Shea, as­ foot of space to the greatest ad­ mute work, to which ,he has Students’ Mission Crusade, and sistant pastor of Our Lady of been assigned. In the Chicago vantage. Pupils will have mod­ the Confraternity of Christian M t Carmel Parish, Pueblo; Elizabeth Jean Murrow Elizabeth Jean Macke area he helps to care for more ern equipment and facilities. Doctrine will have a special as­ The Rev. Gordon J. Buckley, than 1,200 deaf persons. sembly to introduce the stu­ chaplain of St Mary-Corwin Furnishings Teaching deaf persons re­ dents to their objectives and Hospital, Pueblo; quires intensive, special study. activities, The Rev. Raymond L. Cor­ To Cost $60,000 T w o G irls From Brush Father Meunier, who has only bett, chaplain of M t San Ra- Monsignor Campbell said fur­ 25 per cent of his normal eye­ Freihmon AcHvities rael Hospital, Trinidad. nishings for the building will sight, pointed out that the d eaf; attend Mass but cannot hear ‘ Special activities for the cost approximately $60,000. In­ To E nter R eligious Life the sermon. They attend other freshmen will include an open cluded in the mechanical bid are Two girls from Brush will nurse’s training at M ercy School services but do not bear the I house in the home economics HEAR I department from 3 to 5 p.m all needed electrical and pipe enter religious life on Sept. 8, of Nursing. Denver. A gradu­ words spoken. ate of Eckley High School, Eck- As a result the deaf feel par­ 'on Sept 8. At 7:30 p.m. on outlets for laboratory work in reveals Father Robert L. Breun- ley, she is one of a family of ticularly alone and neglected. ; Sunday,' the resident students chemistry, physics, and biology. ing, administrator of St. M ary’s seven, with three brothers and They are reluctant to approach . will have a get-acquainted ASK and LEARN On the first floor there will Parish for the past year and three sisters: William, Jr.; Don­ a priest. They need special help party in Machebeuf Hall. be six homerooms, a journalism o n e -h a lf. ald. Donna, Jane, jean, and that is afforded them by a On Sept 9, Sister Cecille, KOA room, library, waiting room, The two girls are Elizabeth R o b e rt. priest trained for this type o f: dean of the college, will Wel­ Jean Murrow, daughter of Mr. Elizabeth Macke will enter work. Once the initial contact lcome the freshmen at an as- vault, art room, public office and Mrs. William Murrow, 1416 .Marycrest, mother-house of the has been made, the deaf re- jsembly in the auditorium at 9 10:15 Etery Sunday Froning and principal’s office, and rest Eaton Street, Brush, and Eliz­ Franciscan Sisters of Penance ia.m. The testing program will rooms for sisters, women teach­ abeth Jean Macke, daughter of and Christian Charity, Denver. Forty for Sisters follow at 9:30 a.m. with fur­ Queiliens op religion sub­ Mr. and Mrs. W illiam A. She was graduated this year mitted by the radin audienee ers, and men teachers, and for Slated Sept. 14 ther sessions in the afternoon Macke. 23 Circle Drive, Brush. from St. Agnes’ Acadnny, Alli­ answered an the arehdioe- Archbishop Urban J. Vehr and on Seat. 10. pupils. Miss Murrow will enter the ance, Neb. She has two brothers esan broadcast. w ill s p o B io r the annual party On Sept. 6, Mary Mar­ convent of the Sisters of Mercy" and two sisters: Robert, Mar­ Rev. David Walsh, C.SS.R. Claire Breen is chairman of On the second floor there will for all religious sisters in the garet Klinke (above), of the Union in Omaha, Neb. garet, William, Jr.; and Jo- the luncheon "Yor the freshmen Booklet on Calholie Church be two homerooms, a food lab­ state Saturday, Sept. 14, at in time for the evening services to be held in Machebeuf Hall daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ She has completed two years of A n n e. a va ila ble f r e e o f e o u oratory, a sewing ro9 m, physics, Loretto Heights College, Den­ at S t Joseph’s. on Sept. 9. Mary Jo Mahoney seph F. Klinke of 2255 Vine to ell inquirers, v e r. On Sunday, Sept 16, the and Frances Imhoff are co- Street, will leave for Loretto, chemistry, and biology labora AT CATHEDRAL, DENVER Franciscan Sisters of Colo­ Chicago chaplain will addres.^ a chairmen of the garden buffet Ky., where she will enter the WRITE ro toiies, bookkeeping and typing rado Springs will be in g r o u p o f deaf people at the supper for the freshmen and Novitiate of the Sisters of Ask and Laarn, Staiien KOA rooms, and rest room facilities., charge of arrangements this deaf center conducted by the their parents which will be held L o re tto . Denver 2, Colorado In the garden-level basementi Voice, Chant and Choral year for the sisters’ annual Mission Helpers of the Sacred at 5:30 p.m. on the back Mary was a member of the there'will be living quarters fotj p a r ty . Heart in Pueblo. ca m p u s. • 1957 clast'of .St. Mary's Acad­ emy where the ranked highest a custodian, storage room for, scholasticailly in her class. She ROTC guns, shower rooms,' Music Courses to Be Held was awarded a scholarship to locker rooms, two homerooms, Loretto Heights College, and re­ Three diversified classes are with application to what has ceived a medal for outstanding drafting rooms, a combination offered in the course in Church been studied in theiirst part of the course. achievement in French. For two lunch and speech room, stall music that will be conducted at consecutive ydars she took top storage space, band room, boiler the Cathedral, Denver, this fall "Course in Choral Direction” for organists, choir directors, honors in the Colorado-Wyo- room, and equipment storage conducted by Miss Bever- ming area in a National French an d , others participating in lyanne Miller, choir director at Contest sponsored by the Uni­ space. Church music programs in the Cure d'Ars Church and a music versity of Michigan. She was area. The course, approved by teacher in the parochial schools captain of the school’s winning Father Richard Hiester, arch- music system. Miss Miller has team in intramural sports. In Two '57 Grads diocesan director of music, is proved to be one of the out­ her senior year she was stu­ under the direction of Allen standing choral directors in dent council representative. Hobbs, Cathedral organist. Denver. Graduated from Lo­ O f Annunciation Three classes each week for Mary has been active in the retto Heights College with a de­ eight weeks will be offered to Junior Legion of Mary of gree in music, she was choral Enter Convent interested persons. Loyola Pariah for several years. director for several years at S t On Aug. 20, two members of I She recently was runner-up in Courses Described Joseph’s High School and at the city parks’ tennis tourna­ the 1957 class of Annunciation A description of the courses present is doing very fine work in this same field at St Eu- ment. She has a younger High School, Denver, began fo llo w s : "Course in Voice Production’’ phrasia’s High School. Miss brother Joe,*who is a junior in their postulancy in the novitiate high school. — directed by James " Ewart, Miller will explain new tech­ of the Sisters of Charity of tenor soloist for many years in niques in choral direction and Leavenworth at Xavier. Kans. the Cathedral choir. Mr. Ewart the group in her direction will DOLLS ^ WIGS — SHOES The girls are Janice Honeker, has studied with such outstand­ study a new Mass which will daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John DelU Dreiied to Order ing teachers as Dr. Karl Jom, be presented in concert at the Honeker, 3439 Williams Street, Metropolitan Opera coach, and end of the course. (A t present a A.B.C. Doll Hospital and Geraldine Montour, daugh­ is at present studying with Dr. Mass of Flor Peeters is ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence RBLICIOUS STATUES REPAIRED Lillian Rosedale Goodman of p la n n e d .) L. Montour, 6565 N. Downing Hollywood, one of the foremost Persons taking the course will Mrs. J. A. McCourt S treet. voice coaches in this country. attend one class in each field 616 Downier MA. 3-7617 Sister Jean Michele, daughter His class will meet for one hour every week. Classes in voice of Mr. and Mrs. John Alarid, each week and will consist of production and choral direction 1815 East 31st Avenue, and Sis­ sight singing as well as voice wilt be held from 8 to 9 o'clock ter Mary Johnelia, daughter of production c o v e r in g p ro p e r on Monday and Friday eve­ DRAPERS CUSTOM Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heronema, breathing, tone quality, and nings, respectively. Classes in 3711 Franklin Street, both 1955 vocal technique. chant accompaniment will be graduates of Annunciation High "Course in Gregorian Ac­ held from 8 to 10 o'clock on UPHOLSTERY School, pronounced their first companiment’’ ~ conducted by Wednesday evenings. vows as Sisters of Charity of Allen Hobb|, Cathedral organ­ The fee for the eotira W« citrrir z eom plzu Ub« at Leavenworth on Aug. 22. ist. This series of classes, says course, wbieb will last ai(bt balitzry Sappt!**. Free loztm c- weeks anver 17. Colorado in ru r of our store^-Welton St. Entrance tien, the Vary Rev. John J. that has anablad tba group to D a n a g h a r , C.M., rector. carry on its work. M .mks. Fedtrsi Ddsetit insurance Ce'FO'SHen • Feeers' Oese-vs •ytisn Thursday, Sept. 5, 1957 fAQt FOUR OM m , 9 M R««i**ck SftM t THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER T«lcphena, Keystone 4-4205

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(Half Faailr. Pan»k. Dm t « 0 [hritiM will b« Bwde St tlM tin t I 9. The nan will gathar at 8 PrelimiufT. pUnt for • ftll pontHtummir n t«U n f o f Us«‘ p.m. in tha hiab tchnol audi­ end Mrljr wioUr tloU of sct'iNcn'i Club on Nonosj, S«pt torium. Tha men'i group plana a membarahip drive to interest all men o f the pariah in the club. Tha organixation iponaort JOE ONOFRIO a program of spiritual, social, M A . 3-4006 HotM •( !!• • • • and parish help activitiea for Homtia Piaaoa aad members. Members receive Loitar, B«Uy Rou Communion in a group at the PiaaM 7:80 o’clock Mata on the cec- ond Sundey of each month. ^CATHEDRAL PARISH' Socially the men aponaoi aT>ot- E. COLFAX * LOGAN ST. luck dinner and the pariah Elitch’s eocial in the apring. SUNDAY MASSES The Men’s Club hat helped 1:00 7:00 - 8:00 - 9:00 - 10:00 ■ 11:30 • 12:80 the imrish and the school by •UTSS & 6:30 P.M. painting the high school audi­ CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 3:30 A 7:30 HOME OF THE torium, varnishing and repair­ Msgr. W. J. Cakavan, Pastor LOWREY ORGAN ing the church pews, furnish­ Farewell Reception A farewell recep- are, left to right, Mrs. Pat Hart, Father O’Mal­ 1501 PENN. gT. MA S-0233 1332 Broadway CH 4.4556 ing complete baseball and base , tion for the Rev. ley, Leonard Hart, Mrs. Alice Bell, Mrs. Helena ball uniforms fo r the high Joseph M. O’Malley, former assistant who was McCoy, Hra- Ruth Schwartz, and the Rt. Rev. school team, and helping at named chaplain of the Federal Correctional Monsignor William M. Hig^ns, pastor. Monsi­ high school dances and parties. Institution, Englewood, was sponsdred by the gnor Higgins is shown reading a poem written ‘St. Vincent de Paul's Parish’ Last year more than 100 Men’s Club, the Altar and Rosary Society, and by Mrs. Schwartz dedicated to Father O’Malley Ja& iif JeodA. Please Patronize men were listed as active, dues- the PTA. Among those present pictured above on leaving. ' Your REGISTER so. UNIVERSITY BLVD. A E. ARIZONA paying members of the club. and. 0JunkL = SinWAY MASSES ^ The moderator of the group IN ST. PHILONENA RECTORY Advertisers and 6:45, 8:00, 9:30, U:00 end 12:15 is Father Forrest Allen, pastor. NOB HILL INN Mention Officers are Sidney Vitry, Confessioss: Saturdays 3:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. president; John Fletcher, vice Hsary Crustsr THE REGISTER ■420 East CeUu TA. 8-0787' R t . R b y . M s g r . E o c e n e A . O ’ S o l l i t a n , P a s t o r president; Henry Pisterzi, sec­ A ltar Society to Reconvene Sept. 9 2385 £. Arizona SP. 7-4813 retary; and Maurice Robinson, treasurer. (St. PhilemeDa'* Pariih, all the women of the parish wh ifth, Mrs. Andrew Johnson; DOYLE’S LARRY'S The Men’s Club is affiliated D a n v e r ) are not members to attend and and sixth through eighth grade, with the National Council of Mrs. Frank Patton, president, learn of the privileged work of Mrs. Douglas Poth. PHARMACY O B A R B E R Washington Catholic Men and holds a char­ the Altar and Rosary Society. The room mothers are, kin­ LEN'S Pharmacy announces that the Altar and Th* Psrtinlar Oranfst ter from the Holy Name So­ Rosary Society will reconvene Mrs. H. T. Zook, hospitality dergarten, Mrs. A. J. Quinlavan SHOP 1. C FEHR, Prop. Park M kt. ciety. on Monday, Sept. 9, after a chairman, announces the fol­ and Mrs. Frederick Clinton; 17tb AVE. and GRAM Muabtr St VlauBt d. Paul'* Parish first grade, Mrs. Samuel Coyle 429 E. IMk An. Altar Society Session summer recess. The opening lowing as hostesses: Mmes. KE. 4-8087 FREE DEUVERY UMY VAttl. rm Hava Tour Doctor Phono Bill Hu|hat Plans fo r a fall slate o f act­ meeting will begin at 1 :30 E. B. Watson, J. Henry, R. and Mrs. Howard Martin; sec­ Us Your Prescription Your Friendly ivities will be completed at an o’clock in the church with reci­ Hanson. W. Riordan, J. Ho- ond grade, Mrs. Philip Harpole 2707 E. Loniaiana RA 2-3739 AG Store Altar and Rosary Society meet­ tation of the Rosary, followed vorka, H. Fisher, and L. Herr. and Mrs. Edwin Hutchinson; At Louliiaas aaS Smith Claptms 598 S. Gilpin SP. 7-6075 ing on Thursday, Sept. 6. by a dessert and business meet­ third grade, Mrs. John Meyer Recitation of the Rosary in ing in the rectory conference Room Mothers and Mrs. John Riesenman; Rays'StondordService the church at 1 p.m. will pre­ room. The highlight of the Mrs. Robert Bell, president fourth grade, Mrs. Roy Price NORRIS AG MARKET cede the business and social meeting will be the welcoming o f the PTA, announces the fol­ and Mrs. John Cleary; brn S«rli, fr tt Ray Gnertner, Prop. meeting o f the society in the address by the Rt. Rev. Mbn- lowing room-mother chairmen Fifth grade, Mrs. Maurice PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED ■•alar sf II VlwHt'i Nrlik Washing • Greasing high school auditorium. signor William M. Higgins, have been appointed: Kinder­ Knapp and Mrs. Richard Pris- FOR AND DELIVERED C m p l . U A C F m 4 C « i t « Heading the group is the pastor. garten through second, Mrs. bee; sixth grade, Mrs. William Coliss •( Dw ab( 0 *b «c So. ClavtoB a t Louisiana KEyslen* 4-S2I7 Open Sundays 9 IllI 2 current year as president is An invitation is extended to Robert Ertmer; third through Douglas and Mrs. Robert Rear­ RA. 2.9570 Mrs. Frank Sardick. She is as­ don; seventh grade, Mrs. James Credj* — Free Delivery sisted by Mrs. John Kalkhorst, Layden and Mrs. Patrick Mor­ 9. Cla^w A LMl.iaaa PE. S*S417 Fre* Pickup and Delivtrf vice president; Mrs^ Victor L. SEPT. 23 TO 25 gan; and eighth grade, Mrs. ■ALL SAINTS PARISH> Moore,, treasurer; Mrs. Edwin John Shields and Mrs. Robert. 2559 SO FEDERAL BLVD. B. Lantzy, financial secretary; Selwyn. and Jifrs. Carl B. WilsoA, re­ St. Vincent de Paul's Member* of the Men'* SUNDAY MASSES cording secretary. Club end Holy Name Society 6:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:30, 12:30 & 6:30 P.M. SO. GAYLORD SHOPPING DIST. Some aspects o f parent and will receive Communion in e teacher co-operation were ex- body Sunday, Seph 8, in t h e Confessions; Saturday 4 to 6 & 7:30 to 9 lored at a faculty tea given To Have 40 Hours' Rite 8:15 Ma*«. R e v . H a r l e y S c h m i t t , P a s t o r BELMOIVr LENT DRUG y PTA members Sept 4. At All men and their sons are 2559 SO. FEDERAL WEST 5-2747 the tea, grade and high school (St. Vincent de Paul'* PaHih, Eighth grade, Mrs. Henry PLUMBIING CO. Denver) Schwab; seventh and eighth, invited to a breakfast in the PRESCRIPTION faculty members held discus­ school auditorium following R epa irin g & Contracting SPECIALISTS sions with PTA .officers and Sister Mary Oscar; seventh, The Forty Hours’ Devotion Sister M. Josephine; sixth, Mrs. Mass. Tickets for adults are NO JOB TOO LARGE OR SMALL Revlon Product* committee chairmen an school will open in St. Vincent de Jerome Jacobs; fifth and sixth, $1 and sons 50 cents. Chairmen BROGAN'S G & W HARDWARE FrM E .tiB .t.i Hallmarlc Card* problems from the viewpoint Paul's Church on Friday morn­ and chefs for the flapjack fes­ Sun Box.r. M|rr. 1070 S. Carlord RA 2-S664 • Fraa Delivery o f faculty and -parents. Sister M. Gondina; fifth, Mrs. Dara PE. 3-2070 ing, Sept. 13, and will continue Clem Bettinger; tival are James Layden and Fiaa Fnraitur* Complete Selection Of: 1000 9. Gerlerd at Tun.uM Civil Defense Plans through Friday^ Saturday, and Richard Janda. This will be the Nights EA. 2.5379 W e 61t * 8 e H Gt«eB Stunpe Fourth, Sister M. Maurice; rem BrafsD, 2424 So. F*4. Blv4. On Wednesday, Sept. 11, Sunday. The solemn closing will "kickoff” for the football carni­ Carden Supplies and third and fourth, Mrs. Fred M. W E . 6 -1711 members o f the PTA Civil De­ be at 7:45 o’clock Sunday eve­ val and, because of the closing Lawn ^lowers The firms listed here Complete Motor Tuning fense committee will hold a ning, Sept. 15. Williams; third. Miss Cecilia of bingo- games in the city, wit) k/emlier Alt Saintt Parish Lundstrom; second, Sister M. Safes and Sertic* deserve to be remembered Mobil Ga* dk Oil* meeting to pl^n fo r the par­ be a fund-raising adventure Waihing —— Graa*ing ents’ group participation in the Instruction Series Jeanette; first and suond, with proceeds to be used to Sister Philip Marie; and first, when you are distributing Free Pickup it Delivery trail evacuation day being The fall series o f convert purchase additional athletic Sister M. Vivian. The firms listed here 1957 Fishing Licenses your patronage in the dif­ sponsored by the State Civil instructions for converts, under equipment. MOBIL MOTOR SERVICE Defense Commission on SepL the direction of Father Leonard The new principal is Sister deserve to be remembered Now Avotlable WE GIVE RED STAMPS At a well-attended meeting of ferent lines of business. 16. Mrs. Joseph Woertman is Alimena, will begin on Monday Francis Paula. Sister M. Gene­ the Men’s Club and Holy Name when you are distributing vieve will be in charge of 2102 So. Federal Blvd. 1001 S. Gaylord SP. 7-1974 Civil Defense chairman of the evening. Sept. 16, at 8 o’clock, Society Aug. 29, Julius Conrad, and will cohtinue on Monday music. James Fay is the band your patronage in the dif­ PTA council. She is assisted ticket sale chairman, announced ferent lines of business. WE. 5-1701 by Mrs. Herbert Edmonds in and Wednesday evenings for a director. Mra. Vincent Hepp plans for the sale o f tickets to representing the school PTA period o f 11 weeks. will be in charge of the cafe­ the Junior Parochial Football teria. in the city-wide Civil Defense These instructions are in­ League Carnival to be held Andersen’s Market organization. tended for non-CaAolies inter­ Sept 28 at the Denver Bears Parents’ permission slips to First Friday ^CURE d'ARS PARISH^ ested in the Catholic religion, Mass at 11 a.m. Stadium. Tickets and explana­ 1093 So. Gaylord ^ complete R A . 2-0902 allow the grade school chUdren and also for Catholics who tory letters are being-mailed to E. 32ad AVE. a DAHLIA ST. AG to take part in evacuation day would like to refresh their Mass foF all school children parishioners this week. FREE DELIVERY FOOD STORE OPEN SUNDAYS on Sept. 16 were passed out knowledge of their reli^n. will be held at 11 o'clock on A Catholic school hospital in­ SUNDAY MASSES in the school this week. The Any Catholic planning to 6:00 - 8:00 - 10:00 - 11:30 A 7:00 P.M. slips must be turned in to the the first Friday, Sept. 6. Ghild- surance policy originally ob­ marry a non-Catholic in the tained by the Men’s Club pri­ CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4:00 A 7:30 school by Monday, Sept. 9. coming months should bring the dren who wish to receive Com­ marily for students taking ac­ R e v . J o h n N . H a l e y , P a s t o r United Fund Major non-Catholic to these instruc­ munion must fast from solid Bonnie Brae Shopping Center food for three hours before tive part in athletics is being 3050 Dahlia St. EA. 2-1119 Mrs. George £ . Saunders, tions to satisfy the require­ made available to all pupils of assistant chairman of the North Communion time. ments of the premarital in­ St. Phiiomena’s School. Each Denver residential area Mile structions. The primary grades will he child will bring home a High United Fund Drive, an­ The instructions will be given dismissed for lunch immediately brochure and policy envelope CONOCO PRODUCTS Preisser's Red&Whrte nounced this week the appoint­ THELMA KASSON Please Patronize in the reading room of the after the Mass. The upper during the first week of school. LobrieetlaD. Car W **hlaf. Battviec ment o f Mrs. Joseph Woertman rectory, the entrance to which grades will be dismissed at their BEAUTY SALON Your REGISTER RKbarged. Tir. VnlBoisiiie as major in District 14 A o f is 2385 E. Arizona. The phone regular noon dismissal time. The neighborhood commis­ 287$ Colorado BUd. IF0 CIvc Pioneer Slomp* Grocery and Market sioner, Lester Murphy, held roll Advertisers and the area. number is SP. 7-4813. The school has an enroll­ Hair Styling FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES, The Mile High United Fund call inspection for Boy Scouts Permanent IFaving BONNIE BRAE The AlU r and Ro*ary ment this year of 625 chil­ of Troop 124 Tuesday, Aug. 27. Mention AND QUALITY GROCERIES Drive will combine the. Com­ dren, end there are 12 dess- PHONE DEz(*> S-118S Society will have the fir*t . Thelma KataoD 0*Canaor, OwB«r THE REGISTER munity Chest, Red Cross, and rooms in the school. More • The following new scout offi­ Conoco Service Free Delivery SPruce 7-4447 other separate solicitation cam­ meeting of the fall *ca*on on than 75 children had to be cers were elected for the com­ 7 2 4 So. Univereitj' PE. 3-9909 2331 E. Ohio Are. ($. Uair. and Ohio) paigns. In the job as major, Monday, Sept. 9, at 1:30 refused admittance because ing year: Scoutmaster, Stanley Mrs. Woertman will be in p.m. with the recitation of of lack of facilities. Stortz; assistant scoutmaster, charge of. residential fund so­ the Ro*ar^ in the church, Tom Collison; troop committee ’BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH' Please Patronize licitation in the area from and the meeting will convene S d w u s l S A jCUL HNS Meeting Sept. 11 chairman, William Husson; as­ Your REGISTER: Perry Street to. Sheridan Boul­ in the parish hall. sistant committee chairman, EUDORA ST. a MONTVIEW BLVD. Cleaners • Launderers evard and from W. 38th to All women o f the parish The Holy Name Society will Clifford Stanley; • secretary, Advertisers and 46th Avenues. are urged to attend. The new meet Wednesday evening, Sept. SUNDAY MASSES L. E. Shacklett Joe Abell Frank Bruno; finance. Gerald Mention In form er Community Chest asiistant, Father Alimene, 11. at 8 o'clock .in the cafeteria Filtoon; camping and activities, 7:00 - 8:00 - 9:30 - 10:45 • 12:00 715 S. University and Red Cross campaigns, Mrs. will be the speaker. hell. Father Alimena will be Douglas Pothth and John Ma­ CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 3:30 A 7:30 THE REGISTER Rt. Rev. Msgr. H. V. Campbell, Pastor PE. 3-6.529 Woertman served as captain School Faculty the guest speaker. honey; advancement, James and major for 13 years. At All men of the parish are Layden and Denver Ford; trans­ 4930 Montview Blvd. FR, 7-1692 present, neighborhood workers, The faculty for the coming invited to attend this first meet­ portation, Joseph Barry; and and students from Holy Family school year, as announced by ing of the new season and get institutional re p re se n ta tiv e , High School will act *as so­ the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Eugene acquainted with Father Ali­ Hank Carrol. 'ST. FRANCIS de SALES' PARISH’ O’Sullivan, pastor, will include licitors-in the United Fund mena. Scout meetings will be held E. ALAMEDA « JHERMAN ST. campaign. the following: This Thursday, Sept. 5, the on the first Wednesday of each COLORADO BOULEVARD DRUG = SUNDAY MASSES = Pinochle Club will begin its month. The first meeting was 'ST. JOHN'S PARISH’ 24th year in St. Vincent de held in the home of Frank JOE H. SCHMITZ, Prop. 5:00 - 6:00 • 7:00 ■ 8:00 - 9:00 • 10:00 • 11:00 A 12:00 Paul's Parish. The game starts Bruno on Sept. 4.^ IM'oM BiKtnS taeriBral' Ftrlit) CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 3 :30 A 7:30 E. 7tb AVE. * ELIZABETH ST. at 8 p.m. Boys who will be 11 years Preseriptions ^ 3 ® * - G b w o b y S m i t h , P a s t o r All men in the parish who old this fall and who are in­ SOO So. Sheman St PE. 3-5400 SUNDAY MASSES like to play pinochle are invited terested in becoming a scout Accurately Filled 6:00 - 7:30 • 9:00 - 10:30 - 12:00 A 5:00 P.M. . to attend. Refreshments will be may contact the chairman, Wil­ Foaotain Service CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 3:00 A 7:30 served. The second Thursday of liam Husson, FR. 7-5222, or any R t . R e v . J . P . M o r a n . P a s t o r each month is known as of the above listed committee­ Liquor Department Alameda Drug Store CONOCO PRODUCTS E. 7th and Elizabeth St EA. 2-2026 “Ladies’ Night.” men. Fr*a DeJivsrp East Deavsr sod Aurora V. 0. PETERSON. Proa. Lubrication-Delco Balleriet Mrs. Helen Sorrell o f 489 S. The scoutmaster, assistant EA 2^3533 EA 2-9997 EA 2-9998 Cat Rate Drags Gaylord Street will entertain scoutmaster, and committee East Colfax A Colorado Bird. Car Washing the Holy Family Pinochle Circle chairman and troop members Foanfoin Service Sundritt Specializing in CAPITOL DRUG at a coffee on Thursday morn­ held an overnight camp session Your Butinect AppreeiaUd Permanent Waving ing, Sept. 5. at Lake Isabel near the Glacier W. A. (Dutch) Thomas r m 0 scRNdOEi Utalxr .f St Min't Firlih this past week end. AJameda & So. Broadway Alameda A Lofaa PE. 3-9840 My Lady Edith The 3t. Joseph Bridge Clu| ConvenienI Drive-la will meet in the home o f Mrs. The banns of marriage are Pehrson’s Market Beauty Shoppe • Window Service J. Lawless, 883 S. University, announced for the first time Please Patronize MINNIE KESSELER Mgr. FREE DEUVERY on Wednesday afternoon. Sept. between John Fernandez of this Complete One-Stop 2804 E. 6th Ave. BA. 2-0788 E. 6th A Fillmore .. FR. 7-2741 11. parish and Miss Myrtle M. Mal- Your REGISTER On Tuesday evening, Sept. liet of Cathedral. Advertisers and 10, Mrs. G, W. DePuy o f 4885 FOOD STORE FRANK MATHIS Confession* will be heard Mention £ . Kansas Avenue will be host­ Thursday, Sept. 5, from 3:30 Delivery — Tuea., Thun., Sat ess to the St. Catherine Sewing D ruggist l O W f R S H O P to 6 o'clock in tha afternoon THE REGISTER Circle. and from 7:30 to 9 o'clock 491 So. Pearl PE. 3-1484 Professional U S St Faul StrHt DUJIir M OI* SL Martha’s Canasta Circle in the evening for-first Fri­ Prescription Service Acrni ftom Ch.try Cmli tint will meet in the home o f Mrs. day. Masses on the first Fri­ Herb Ellis, 1220 S. Fairfax Phona* RA. 2-4685— 2-4686 IFhero Flouerr Art day,' Sept. 6, will be at 6:30 iST. PHIIOMENA'S PARISH: Street, on Tuesday evening, 6 th A t *, a t M a rio n Guaranteed and 7:30 a.m. There will he a E. Wth AVE. AT DETROn ST. Sept. 10. 6 -o'clock Masi on first Fri­ H SUNDAY MASSES s The Mother of Perpetual day evening. Communion will TOUR DOCTOR KNOWS US The firms listed here Help Bridge Circle will meet in be distributed at 6 a.m., and 5:45, 7:00, 8:16, 8:30, 11:00, 12:15 A 6:00 P.M. deserve to be remembered the home of Mrs. Fred Lohner, befora and in Mast. / Confeiriona: Saturday 8:30 to 6:00 A 7:30 to 9KI0 CHERRY when you are distributing 665 S. Gilpin Street, on Friday Prayers were requested the Rt. Rev. Msgr. W illum M. Higgins, Pastor .GEE23 afternoon, Sept. 6. / 8 rtgiifereJ pharmecish— iwhese er- your patronage to the dif­ past week for the seriously ill: 2820 E. 14th Ave. , F R . 7-5075 CREEK ferent lines ^ business. - Mrs. Marcella Edwards of periane* In fillingfillin. praseriptians totals 1185 S. St. Paul Street will be James A. Herrera, Mrs. Harold SERVICE F. Tracy, Elmer A. Harris, 125 years— art your aisuranea of Ell WblUb«*cl, U*SM hostess to the St. Agnes Circle George Stilinovich, Mrs. Mae safety and accuracy at Park Hill Drug (Member Sif Vinceet de P*al on Tuesday evening, SepL 10. B elly & Bob’s Beauty F «Pa rish ) FRED GEORGE'S Johnson, and Mrs. Eugene Co. Sick room aeeassories and sup- Andy's Texaco Service Mrs. Leo McGrath o f 1302 S. Madden. / & Barber Shop CempUti Autemotiv. Service Elizabeth Street will entertain plies-~4»andaget, cotton, gauze, sur­ 12tb A Clayton FR. 7-9826 Inspection Station 1889 Sinclair Service WB GtVZ RED STAMPS Specializing in the S t Francis Bridge Circle on Instruction Classes gical dressings. Free delivery. Complete AatomotiM Thursday afternoon, Sept. 12. Permanent Wav­ Green Stamps Instruction classes in Cath­ Texoco Products ing and Latest in Service The Ave Maria Circle will olic doctrine will begin Tues­ FREE PICKUP * DELIVERY Hair Shaping meet in the home of Mrs. Robert day, Sept. 10. They will be held W aibinf Tire* 278 University FR 7-97S7 W * G iv e CrtM Stamps C. Bryant, 1119 Lafayette Tuesdays and Fridays at 7:30 Lubrication Acce*«orie* 2603 E.12tb Ave. EA 2-4723 Street, on Wednesday, Sept. 11. 2 7 0 0 E a st 6U> D E . 3 -9 7 0 S p.m. in the basement confer­ Atle* Tire* and Batterie* ence room of the rectory for 10 TED^S LIQUORS AUTOM ATIC weeks. Catholics and non-Cath- STEELE OLSON'S BELL'S PASTRIES LAUNDER ■ MAID dies are invited. Wa uit oBbleaebed Fleur and Uniforms, and material for Let Us Do Your AND DELICATESSEN n o prtatrvitlT.s those wishing to make uni­ STANDARD SERVICE Food Market Bread ■ Pastrlts - Chaasm L aundrv 8 . J. LAHBRBCHT. P n p . forms, may be obtained from 3175 E. Colfax 1307 E. 6tb Ave. Free Delipery Appreciates Your Business Bel! Taylors, f740 Welton EAit £-9827 CH. 4-6S 87 FLUFF DRY Street. Uniforms are required 3525 E. Colfax FR. 7-5581 3030 E. 6th EA. 2-1801 1525 WilUama Sept. 10. % FR. THEODORE DtEMER Mother of God Pastor Loyola Sodality Assistant in Boulder To Host Altar Society

Plans Display of (Mother of Cod Parish, tion for the first Friday, Moved to Canon City D e n v e r ) Sept. 6. Masses on Friday The Rev. Paul Reed, pastor, will ha at 6:30 and 8 o’clock. BoaMer. — Hurt Tbeoderc was preaenUd with will be host to the Altar and The following who have died Parish hnndr«

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LADY OF MIRACULOUS MEDAL O rriCERS TO b e h o s t e s s e s St. Catherine's' Classes in Catechism Altar Society Novena to Open Sept. 8 Annunciation PTA Sets Plans Breakfast To Begin at St. Jam es' At St. Joseph's A t M ost Precious Blood First M eeting Sept. 11 (St. Jam n' Parish, Dearar) will be a guard of honor before CatechiiSi classes for chll- the Bleased Sacrament In the (Molt Prociou* Blood Pariib, H olland of the Men’s Club are (AnaunciatioB Parkb, Daavar) Lomall and Mrs. Carl Smith; ;dren atUndinf the public grade evening at 7:30, o'clock the Denver) contributing to the safety of Meets Sept. 11 On First Friday hospitality, Mrs. Alvin Soloraan- schoola will b ^ n ^ is Sunday, Sacred Heart devotions will { Father George Browne, C.M., parishioners by installing lights The 'first PTA meeting of take place. (St. Joseph'* RodaraplorUt the Khool year will be Wednes­ w n ; league, Mrs. Robert Re- (S i. Calkcriaa'* Parith, Sept. 8, following the 8:80 'of the Vincentians' Eastern on the outside of the church. Pariib, Denver) day evening. Sept. 11, at 8 posa; mtmbership, Mrs. John D *«*«r) o'clock Matt. Parent# should FirsI Mt«ting Province will conduct the sol­ Parents who are interested have their children in regular emn novena in honor of Our The Altar a ^ Rosary So­ p.m. in the high school auditor­ Alarid; On th« fin t Fridtjr, S «pt A, The first meeting of the year in getting their children into attendance in the classes. The Lady of the Miraculous Medal ciety will hold its first meet­ ium. The officers will set as Sick committee. Mrs. Arthur breakfast will be aerved to the of the Altar and Rosary So­ the Cub Scouts are asked to children will receive their First Sept. 8-16. ing of the fall schedule on hostesses. Mayfield: publicity, Mrs. Paul school children. Mra. John ciety will be held in the Mont­ attend a planning meeting in Communion on the last Sunday Morning services will be held Wednesday, Sept. 11, at 1:30 Hurtado; safety, Walter Ander­ Lombardi, vice president, would clair Civic Building Friday, the ball, on Friday evening, The PTA Council and mem­ in October. after the 8 o’clock Mau, and o'clock. A dessert luncheon will like volunteers to be in the Sept 13. A luncheon will be Sept 6, at 7:30 o'clock. bers of the standing commltteu son; Khool food program, Mrs. evening services will begin at be served following the meet­ cafeteria at 7:1S o'clock. Men's Club to Meet served at 1 o’clock. All women Bus passes are still available will meet Thursday, Sept, 6, at Mary Heidenreich; ways and 7:45 o’clock. ing. The appointments for the means, Mrs. Eugene Lung; The Men’s Club will meet on o f the parish and especially the at the rectory for those who 8 p.m. in the high Khool. This Masses on the first Friday, Evening services will con­ care of the altars and the United Fund. Marie Murphy Wednesday, Sept 11. at 8 newcomers to the parish are have neglected to obtain them. year’s officers and council Fept. 6, will be at d, 6:45, and sist o f the novena prayers, an- church will be made at this and Mrs. John 0 . Leary; and 7 :30 o’clock. o'clock in the Walsh MemonsI urged to be in attendance. members are as followt; The school cafeteria will be houncement of petitions, time. The sewing circle will program, Mrs. Louis Anayia. Mass Honorinf Holy Gbeil Hall. An interesting program hymns, sermon, and Benedic­ draw up plans for Us next Officers: President, Mrs. has been arranged fo r the eve­ in operation Monday, Sept 9. Ralph W. Moore; vice presi­ Mass will be sunj; at 9 tion. meeting, snd a report will be Open House Sept. 8 ning. Room Mothers dent, Mrs. Walter Anderson; o'clock Monday, Sept. 9, in Confeuions will be heard FINS to Convene made of the work done during Sunday, Sept. 8, the PTA will Tbc St. James Social Club Headed by Mrs. William after evening servicM, and en­ the summer months. secretary, Mrs. Dimps Hum­ honor of the Holy Ghost for a will also meet on the same O’Shea, head room mother, the have a Khool open house and suecessfni school year. Then rollment in the medal will also Tbo Holy Naaa Society phrey; treasurer. Mra. John 0. evening. following will serve as room be held. The Teen Club will Leary; historian, Mrs. Bebe get-acquainted party from 2 school will resume all-day ses­ maaibara wil] roeaiva C o b - M s m s * on the first Friday, mothers this school year: On September 5 sions. sponsor the selling of religious BUBioB in the 8 o’clock Man Apodaca; and auditor,'Mrs. H. p.m. to 4 p.m. in the high Sept. 6, will be at 6, 7, and Grade 1— (Sister Ann Bos- articles after the services and Lumall At the CPTL all-day school 8 o’clock. ConfeesioDS will thii Suodey, Sapt. 6. A Khool auditorium. aire), girls, Mrs. L. Emery, after the Hasses on Sunday, ‘Chairmen: Book rental, Mra. of instruction, 18 women from bo beard daring these Masses broakfast B o o t iB g will follow Parents and families are in­ boys, Mrs. R. Bum s; Grade 1— Sept. 15. Eugene Pfannenstiel; children’s for adults only. Confessions At St. Dominic Ib tba p a r k b ball- Fht b o w vited to come and meet the St. Catherine's attended. They (Sister Marion Louise), girls, Credit Union Planned symphony, Mrs. John Meek; will bo heard on Thursday (St. Domiak’* Pariib, Daavar) •piritual diroeler, tho Rav. sister* and members o f the were Mmes. B. Kelly, J. Frey Mrs. Hellhenny, boys, Mrs. J. A general meeting will be Paul HofaB, C.SS.R., will civil defense, Mrs. Nora afternoon and evaning at the Kelly; faculty. Mra. James Ford, pres­ G. Canny F. Beard, A. Sain- held eoon to discuss the organ­ The Holy Name Society will addroa* tha group. Thomas; health, Mrs. Herman rtgolar hours. Grade 2 — (Sister Shelia meet on Thursday evening, ident o f the Catholic Parent- don, J. Whelan, R. Griffith, All-day exposition of the ization o f a parish credit union. A nn), boys, Mrs. R. Loveridge A card was distributed In all Sept 6, in the church audito­ On the first Friday. StpL 6. Teacher League, will be pres­ Blessed Sacrament will be held there will be an added Maas at H. Manning, M. De Camillis, and Mrs. D. Sullivan; Grade the Massu Sunday, and parish­ rium at 8 o’clock. ent to install the new officers. on Friday, S ept 6. Parishion­ F. Black, E. Marine. R. Polak, 2— (Sister Mary Roberta), ioners are asked to fill out the Membara o f the Holy Name 9 o'clock for all the high Khool Refreshments will be served. H. Edmund, E. O'Connor, Jr.; ers are asked to spend some students and any others who Fred Chiolero girls, Mrs. B. Schaps and Mrs. card and drop it in the collec­ Society, ushers' Club, and Boy O b ike first Friday, Sapt. B. Dispense, J. Hale, A. Buscio, time during the day in adora­ wish to attend. Confessions J. Gracey; tion basket or leave it in the Scouts of Troop 66 will receive 6 , Malta* will be at 6 asd and N. Hozduke. tion so that at all times there will be heard during all the Grade 3— (Miss McBride), rear of the church. Communion in the 7 o’clock 8i18 a.IB. and 6:30 p.m. C o b - morning Masses.. Breakfast will Will Celebrate girls, Mrs. G. Maresh, boys, All who want to wprk on this Mas; Sunday morning, Sept 8. faiiion* will ba beard Thun- be served by the PTA for both Mrs. F. Linsenmaier; Grade 3 project are asked to get in The mambart o f tha Ro­ day aftcrBaan aad avaaiBg. the high and grade school chil­ — (Miss Butler), girls, Mrs. G. touch with Bob Boland at SK. tary-Altar Sociaty will maat Silver Jubilee New officers of the Legion Werner, boys, Mrs. H. Waid- dren. 6 -4 8 B 3 . on Tuesday, Sept. 10. Fol- of Mary are as follows: Presi­ mann; A large parking lot is now Masses on the first Friday, lowiBf the (arvica* in the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chiolero dent, Marjory Miller; vice pres­ Grade 4— (Sister Bose El­ Bvailsble next to the high Sept. 6, will be at 6:30 and 8 ebareh at 12:30 o ’clock. Mr*. of 2825 Depew StrMt, Denver, ident, Lucille Kipints; Mra. len ), girls. Mrs. E. Wynne, o’clock. Confessions will be school It has been all resur­ Pater EUar and bar coBmit- will celebrate their 26th wed­ Rudolph; and treasurer, Joseph boys, Mrs. F. Kane; Grade 4— heard on^hursday at the usual faced during the past week, taa will terra tba luachaoa ding annivemry on Saturday, Baca. (Mrs. Liggett), girls, Mrs. Di- times. " precadiag tha butinat* meat- and will hold 30 cars. This Sept. 7, with a Mass in SL Mary Salvo, boys, Mrs. H. Geuing; Tli« Man'* Club will held lot can be used for parking Magdalen’s Church. The Mau The Boy Scouts will sponur inf. a breakfast Sunday, Sept. 16, Grade 6 — (Sister Charles it* fin t maatinf o f tha fill for church services snd also erill be celebrated by the Very PTA Choirmen in Hague Hail, E. S7th Avenue Marie), girls, Mrs. J. Hutman, *aa*0 B on Monday eTaning, sny athletic events in the gym. Rev. Monsignor James Flana­ Mrs. Mike DeBell, PTA pres­ boys, Mrs. J. Jones; Grade 5— Sapt. 9, aftar the nevana gan. at I,afayetU Streets. There will ident, announces tbs following First Moot (Mitt Conway), girls, Mrs. H. aarvicB*. be serving from 7 a.m. to noon. committee chairmen appoint­ The PTA wiU have Its first The Chioleros have been resi­ Quintero, boys, Mrs. B. Binne; dents o f the North Denver par­ The price for adults is 76 cents. Gerald Teska and Voelker ments: Membership, Mrs. John meeting of th e K h o o l year on Grade 6— (Sister Rose Chris­ ish fo r the past seven yean. tine), boys, Mrs. J. Gaddis and Haws; league, Mrs. Clarence Tuesday, Sept. 17. The officers Mrs. W. Dentino; Grade 6— Schnackel; children’s sym­ will act as h o a ta s s e s fo r this They have two children, Leo, Spacialiats la Party Paitrlaa ' (Sister Mary Candida), girl^ phony, Mrs. J. J. Konrade; hos­ meeting. Notice will be sent to a junior at Regis College, and Add 6th Grade Ann, a freshman at Holy Fam­ Mrs. F. Seeley and Mrs. M. pitality, Mrs. Edward Abromiet all the parents to urge them MARY ANNE; Pollock; and Mrs. E. T. Benoit; pro­ to attend this very im p o r t a n t ily High School. Grade 7— (Sister Mary Al- gram, Sitter Anastasius and meeting. The couple will be honored ■ BAt^DIES : later in the day with a dinner ruin), boys, Mrs. P. Cordon- Mrs. Dorn DiManna; publicity, The morning Tuesday devo­ For School in at the home of relatives. nier and Mrs. W. Henderson; Mrs. Joseph Freilinger; milk tions in honor of Our Mother All Butter Grade 7— (Mies Kennedy), program, Mrs. Norman Hoauro: of Perpetual Help wil) be re­ C A K E S : girls, Mrs. C. Bates and Mrs. Sisters’ tea, Mrs. Edward sumed Sept. 10. The ndvena JERRY BREEN far C. Beckman; W h e a t Ridge Abromiet; health, Mmes. John prayers will be said during the Wattlara ' Grade 8—-(Sister Francis Wheat Ridge.— (Sts. Peter Wompey, Jr.; Roy Bale, and 8 and 8:45 a.ra. Masses every Florist aad Clare), girls, Mrs. W. Walsh and Paul's Parish)— An addi­ Edmund Heffner; Civil Defense, Tuesday. The* other novena Partlaa ;and Mrs. W, Robertson; Grade tional room has been completed Mrs. Walter McGraw; safety, services will continue as usual 1004 15th St. M l 8. Braadway — PE. S-M tt I 8— (Sister Mary Baptists), for the opening o f school this Mra. Dora DiManna; deanery, at 3, 6:30, and 7:30 p.m. U Broadiray — SP. T-T4U ' boys, Mrs. J. Learned and Mrs. year, bringing the total grades Mrs. John Haberkorn; hot dog MAin 3-2279 (J W. Birvd. (ammad — W. l.lM i I J. Smith. ■ to six. Sister M. Patricians re­ luncheons, Mmes. Samuel Nineteen members of the turns as principal, and will Curry, Charlea Wells, and Ed­ Paramount Club PTA attended the annual CPTL serve as teacher for the sixth ward Johnson; ways and Mhoo! o f instruction Aug. 29. grade. Also remaining on tha means, Mmes. Zel Bonicelli, Session Sept. 10 faculty will be Sister M. l^ura, Peter Ekler, Eddie Bohn, Wal­ WEDDING CAKES fourth ^ d e, and Mist Mary ter Thackery, and Robert The Catholic Paramount So­ Dunn, third grade. Dieckman. cial Club will meet Tuesday, WEISS BAKERY A Specialty New members of the teach­ Recollection Day Sept. 10, at 8 p.m. at the Grant Three Storee to Serve You ing staff are Sister M. Berno, Street USO Club Building, Den­ first nade; Sister M. Felipe, It is not too late to make 4024 TENNYSON ST. — GL 5-1937 Schneider's Bakery ver. This will be a social meet­ second grade; and Mlsi Donna reservations for the day of rec­ 58S0 W. 38th AVE. — HA. 4-1366 1120E.6lbAve. RA2-3143 ing with dsneing to music of Lammers, fifth grade. ' ollection to be sponsored by LAKESIDE CENTER — GE. 3-1703 Baked Here — Sold Here the Third Order o f S t Dominic the Philips Orchestra. Refresh- Christmai Card Project Sunday, S ept 8, at the chapel msnts will be Mrved during the Mrs. L. Caldwell, ways and evening. means chairman, has an­ of the Convent of the Domini­ A t the previous business nounced the main project of can Sisters of the Sick Poor, HUMMEL'S 2601 Gaylord Street, Denver. meeting, held Aug. 27, a dance- the PTA. the sale o f Christmas picnic at the Coal Creek Com­ cards, will get under way this The apiritual exercises will DELICATESSEN munity Hall, on State Route 72 M o n a g h a n week. The following women begin with the 8:30 o’clock will act as captains: Mmes. Mass and will last until 3 p.m. in the mountains, was dKided 311 E. 7th Ave. KE. 4-1966 on for Sunday, Sept. 16. A bus John Ewert, Michael Patrick, The Rev.' Gabriel M. Lane, Specialisina iu Picnic Foods, will be chartered for this party. William Hensley, Frank Yanko, O.P., will conduct the day of Friod and Bahod Chicken*, Details will be made known at Rx O PTICIAN S A. J. Thibault, Jos»h Sadar, recollection. Anyone inter­ A*(ort*d Salad* the next meeting. George Langdon, G. Rettitclerc, ested, whether a tertiary or GUILD OPTICIANS French, German and P. Fallico, and Richard On- not, may contact the prioress, Reurvationi fo r the bus trip 335 14th STREET Swisa F'oods dnisek. Mrs. Pils, GL. 6-3906. may be made by calling- Joe Nuubaum, PE. 34726, or Ethel AComo 2-6433 JiANDWIGH B,\R APPRRERT SW CIOE ATTEMPT Kirkman, RA. 2-9663. DENVER 2, COLORADO aerviea 9 to 3 p.m. JOHN MONAGHAN — MEMBEJt OP ST. JOHN'S PARISH Open Dolly S; .Sunday* (CJoied .Monday*) Growth of City Topic Cathedral Rectory Aide For Auraria Society Helps to Save Man's Life The West Denver Auraria Historical Society will meet Enjoy Delicious Food, Mitt Eileen O’DriKoll, a McHugh, Cathedral assistant, Sept. 11 at 8 p.m. at Byers who rushed to the man’s aid Unique Atmosphere , . , retired housekeeper at the Branch Library. The guest Cathedral Rectory, Denver, and gave him the last u cra - speaker will be Miss Adelaide was instrumental last week mente. The man was then French, ^ h o will talk on in saving the life of a man taken to Denver General Hoa- "Growth of Denver From 1880 GOLDEN FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP who had slashed his wrists pital. Until Now.” in the back yard of the rec­ Police said tha man had previously attempted suicide. Three new members sre Mr. tory at Colfax Avenue and and Mrs. Bert Young and Mrs. TorMr Sauce [ Pennsylvania Street Nina Clark. French Fried Potatoes The man, a form er inmate : o f a mental institution,, had Business Show Hot Rolls Beveroge called at the rectory because, $ 2 . 1 0 I he said, he was despondent. I After talking with a priest, Plans Announced! I who was unable to console him because of the man’s msntal Cost-cutting business meth­ : condition, the caller de­ ods and machines that were' RESTAURANT AT THE AIRPORT parted. merely a dream two years ago A few minutes later li^iM will be a reality in the exhibits; O’DriKoIl noticed him sitting of the forthcoming Rocky: Mountain Empire Business i PJL Bave rear btHfeSar or sialvtrurr partr *t tba baaattfpl SbrcbW. Tba «*kai tn

SEPT. 11 M CHARITIES ANNCX Scheduled in September Denver Deanery Council Archbishop's Guild Circle Meetings

(Archbishop's Guild, Denvor) Mary McGrath of Blessed spent the week end in Salida. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ipsen of Martin's Circle is leaving this Marty Jones, ton of Carl and Marian Jones (St James’ Schedules 1st Meeting St. Anne’s Circle recently re­ week end.for San Francisco. turned home from a visit to Circle), ia recovering at home Mrs. William Laraberth of after being in Mercy Hospital The fall profram 4 tbe Den­ ship, Mrs. H. Richard Mead; Cincinnati with their daugh­ Blessed Sacrament Circle is in John Herrick, father of Dotty ver Deanery Council will Kct oHiperatHm with Catholic Char- ter, Sister Karen Marie. S t Joseph'i Hospital for sur­ Rudy, ii visiting from Erie, Pa. UD 1001 lEW RUGS ond CARPETS cause they see the need to edu­ The meeting was presided MA. 3-1484 1330 STOUT ST. KE. 4-5580 cate the human being com­ over by Mrs. James Ford, presi­ pletely. dent o f the CPTL, sponsor o f the He addressed these remarks school o f instruction. Mrs. Open Monday Etenings Until 8:00 to 322 parents and teachers at­ Charles Schwieder, president of tending the 2Ist annual school the Cathedral PTA, host school, Formerly of BURNS - TEARS - MOTR HOLES of instruction for PTA officers gave the patronage o f the month LU’s Shoppe of EngUteood Don’ t worry about burns, tear* and moth holes in your 2630 I. 3rd DE. 3-8840 or EA. 2-8361 and ebairmen on Aug. 29. on S t Michael the Archangel. (Open Tuesday - Thursday^ clothing . . . just bring them to u* for repairs. Also Wall to Wall Cleaning in the Home The Rev. William Jones, arch- Guests of the league who con­ Friday by Appointment diocesan superintendent of ducted discussions in the sec­ ,3340 Dahlia OE-3-6808^ schools and adviser to the tional meetings were Miss Lou­ league, stressed in his message ise Zetzsche, VNA (health); the importance o f the child’s Mrs. Gloria Houston, assistant ATTENTION RICE-BOWL learning well the basic studies secretary, adult education; and BRIDES TO BE' o f arithmetical figures, sentence T.- Raber Taylor, chairman of Nothing will -dress op" tbe. l|:estaurant structure, and spelling and the the Denver Catholic High Church moH for vour wedding School scholarship committee; (hsn os* of Warner’s White (firmerly Coffeens) need for constant drilling of Aisle Cloth Runners, laid down these subjects by the parents.' program, Hank Rozier o f the the sisle for the Bridal Part;r Moth holes, cigarette burns and damage in garments, faahiring staff, publicity; Of­ to walk on. from the door to An eight-year icienca pro­ Register — ScbBcidcr-Wuss Studio woolens and linens, restored to their ortginel perfection ficers Frank Goody and Joe th e a lte r. ^Imerican and gram ha* been initiated in Mr*. Robert J. Lennon w< alM fin lik SISmIk Cassslw by EXPERT WEAVERS. Hale, Denver Police Depart­ the (chooU, he aaid, replac­ W* ilu c» ukt I Hill nesNIst if * Zipper Repeirs * Shortening Knitted Skirts Chinese Foods ing health, to adjust with ment, safety; the Rev. F. D. employed by Stearns-Rogers. lesr Hllre vWflss * i ilwMirisk McCallin and Sister Francis of nswfL * Weaving and Hosiery Mending dttitl linclinn 7Sc t f changing times. The bride attended high AvaUabIs enly threufh your J OtaMff SI.U »>< «» Father Jones announced that Assisi, school food program; school in Green Bay, S t Nor- own local florist e l resaonable “ /Vow owned and operated by Theresa Kolh'* I Open Day and Night, Including Sunday March 1 will be general exam and Father Joseph Ryan, S.J., bert's College, DePere, Wis., cost. CPA, treasurers and auditors. CARL A. WAGNER 67« E. Colfax FR. 7-7438 day fo r all potential high school and was graduated from Mar­ GhM, French Art Weavers Out-of-town PTA members quette University. The bride­ MFC. CO., INC. entrants. A booklet is available 308 Tabor Theatre Bldg. TA. 5-0894 Denver. Cole. now, he said, listing all the attended from Wyoming, Boul­ groom is a graduate o f S t scholarships available to local der, Fort Collins, Colorado Francis de Sales’ High School Catholic high school students. Springs, and Leadville. and attended Regis College, Denver. He was graduated ^ARRY SCHAIN'S DRAPERY HOUSE On a less happy note, he an­ nounced that there were no new 'M ark It 'News* from Marquette University, Na Stor* — Na OvarfaMd -— Our Priua Ara Lewait schools opeting this year, but Correspondenu are asked I Fraa EallmaUa — Cukrastead Warkmanibip that present large classes in the please to mark “ Newt Copr” Patrons Thanked I CUSTOM-MADE DRAPERIES limited number o f schools do OD the outside of the envelope The St. Cecilia Sewing Group Call U> and Sea — FR. 7-1806 not indicate poor standards. He in which items are tent to the of Mt St Vincent’s Home, said that the principals are Regisier. Denver, wishes to thank every­ one who graciously assisted in Complete Kitchen Remodeling making its card party a great success. UNDER ONE CONTRACT-EXCELLENT FINANCING Engaged Leam h^ piano is a KITCHEN STYLED BY THOMAS JET TOWER DISHWASHER world o f fun with a new FOODWASTE DISPOSER CABINET SINKS-BASE WALL CABINETS CABLE-NELSON EXPERT SERVICE ON ALL YOUNGSTOWN PRODUCTS-NEW OR USED Come see onr newest CJable-Nelaon NEW INSTALLATION-REMODEI^PLANNING Bpineta, ihe easy-to-play piano at lowest prices. Tern* to suit your 0 JjissL ^ A iim a h L irt. S/i^tAmcdwtt (^ a lL • budgeL (bsuwsJiL. Qnhj. £xfduMviL Down payments as low KITCHEN as $58 CENTER

Balance in eonvanleul moutbly pcynsnl* Mr. and Mrs. William MAin 3-5259 Zimmerle of Spencer, Neb., announce the engagement 1152 Ea Colfax Avenue of their daughter, June Ann Zimmerle (above), to John Jo­ FRED THOMASr OWNER ONE H)UR FREE PARKING seph Germain of Denver. Munidpal Parking Garage, Mr. Germain is the son of FREE FOOD WASTE DISPOSER WITH EVERY RE­ fLzr.VTbe Eiias.f. Wins MUSI m : Mrs. Charles Maxfield and the 1745 Stout St. U 2 « CAllFOaNIA ST. NSC BIO late Robert Germain. MODELING JOB IN SEPTEMBER WITH THIS AD The couple are to be married OR MENTION THE "REGISTER" Nov. 6 in All Saints’ Church. T h u rid e y , Sept. 5, 1957 PAGE EIGHT Offk«, 931 lofinoek StrMf THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4*4205 Typical Scenes as Parochial Schools Begin Classes

Scen«i «uch >• these >t Cethedral Crude end High Schoo' .rth year class in English, if not all the pupils seem over* out textbooks to David Morrissey and Winston Greer, both of James Flanagan and James Patrick, and Irs.' Alice Gallegoa Denver, on the opening day o f classes for parochial scho. .oyed at the resumption of classes after the summer recess, who grade six. and Sylvia. Sept. 3, are typical. can blame them? At the right. Sister Mary Eugenia registers soma first Schools were having half-day sessions this week, but will In the photo at left, Sister Mary Noreen is shown with herl In the center, Mrs. Dorothy Murrin, in the book room, hands graders. Shown are Mrs. June Margoridge ajsd Cynthia, Sgt. go into fall days next week.

OLDEST ACCREDITED HIGH SCHOOL IN STATE ST. MARY'S ACADEMY TO BEGIN Six Priests, 11 6 m a d NINETY-FOURTH YEAR SEPT. 9 Sisters on Staff n m i. (St. Mary’s Academy, on faculty and studenti, will In the grade school depart­ Cherry Hills) be offered on Friday, Sept. ment, Sister M. Judith will con­ At Annunciation Resuming once more the 13, at 9 a.m. The Rev. Wil- tinue as principal and teacher work carried on for the past ^liam H. Jones, arehdioeesan o f the seventh and eighth (Annunciation Hi|h School, FOR MORE 93 years, St. Mary’s Academy, superintendent o f schools, grades. Sister M. Jean Clare, Denver) oldest accredited high school in will be the celebrant. who has been re-appointed to This year's faculty schedule CLEANING the state of Colorado, will open THAN HALF Sister Mariana, principal of the post o f substitute principal, at Annunciation High School FREE MOIt PROOHNC the 1967-58 school year on the high school, has announced has charge o f the fifth and includes six priesta and 11 Sis­ Monday, Sept. 9, at 9 a.m. Both that this year’s enrollment is sixth grades. Sister M, Veron­ ters of Charity: Sister Ann All WorldGnaranteed A CENTURY grade and high school depart­ the highest in the history of ica will teach the third and Teresa, principal and teacher bf Very Reat^able Priena ments o f the academy .will be­ the school. For this reason, ad­ fourth grades; Sister M. Seton, English; the teachers of reli­ gin full-day sessions on that mission has been closed to non- the second grade; Sister M. gion: Father Thomas P. Barry, Fomois Rug date. Catholic applicants as o f this Rose Constance, the first grade; pastor: Father J. L. MeShane, Strvirig ALL e/ Denver from The Mass of the Holy year. “We regret having to and Mrs. Joseph Vecchio, pre­ S.J., Father Dominic Albino, & FuMitnre the CESTER of Denver,,, Ghost, asking God's blessing make such a regulation,” Sis­ school and kindergarten. O.S.M., Father C. B. Wood- ter Mariana said, “ but we find rich, and Father William E. CUanitg Co. it necessary to do so in order Sister M. Veronica, formerly o f Blessed Sacrament Grade Sievers; Father Joseph Sheehy, TA. 5-6569 llS32 Markat to provide Catholic education S.J., Latin; for a maximum number of School, Denver, has been ap­ IM M M M Sister Mary Luke, librarian; Genuine Leather Catholic pupils.” pointed to succeed Sister Kath­ leen Mary, now stationed at Sister Mary Elisabeth, history The Rev. W. J. Koontt, pas­ and government; Sister Mary 3 R ing GOOD CL011ES NEED tor o f Notre Dame Parish, and Bishop Toolen High School, Mo­ 350 BROADWAY bile, Ala. Sister M. Seton, who Bernardine, art, drafting, and NOT BE ETENSIVE eoi tim im r ketsisnc 4-1221 the Rev. Omer V. Foxhoven, taught'in previous years at St. clothing; Sister Mary Law­ ZIPPER TVIO PA8KINC LOTS 6TH «N0 ACfltU pastor o f All Souls’ Parish, will rence, English; Sister Mary Co- IK THE CENTER Of DENVER. PE. 3-456T continue in their former, capa­ Vincent de Paul’s Grade PORTFOLIOS School, Denver, is filling a po­ lumba, English, Spanish, and cities as teachers o f senior and journalism; Sister Mary Regis, junior religion, respectively. sition previously held by Sister School Special M. Ignatius. The latter has speech; Sister Cecils Marie, Modern languages will be English and music; Sister'Mary bandied by the principal, Sister been assigned to Immaculate $ 0 8 5 Plan now for llic CHRI.ST.MAS GIFT that will ‘ Conception Grade School, Las de Sales, bookkeeping, short­ Mariana, in the French depart­ hand, and typing; Sister Jfary last a lifetime. ^ ment, and the assistant princi­ Vegas, N. Mex. Thomas, algebra, geometry, 901 FIFTEENTl STREET A charcoal portrait of yourself can he just the gift pal, Sister M. Aloysia, in the Doncing Claites and advanced mathematics; and COMMERCIAL for your family or friends. Reasonable rates. Spanish. Sister M. Patricia wili Mrs. Waldo Williamson, of Sister Peter, biology, chemis­ Combine Qualitj^and Style derve as full-time librarian. Visit the MADONNA ART STUDIO, 5201 Federal Blvd. the Lillian Cushing School of try, and general science. PRODUCTS CO. Sister M. Kathleen and Sister at Prices You (n Afford Dance, will conduct classes in Open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. M. Lucy Maurice are in charge 1707 Lawrence TA. 5-2940 ballet and other types of danc- Telephone Change Evenings, except Wednesday, Saturday, and'Sunday, 7 to 9 ‘ o f the music department, and 6ig for all ^ade school pupils. Effective Monday, Sept. the latter sister also teaches Also returning to the faculty is 9, the telephone number of religion.' Mrs. Rufus Saulter, who THIS IS Other faculty members re­ Refit College, Denver, will ; Be a BEAUTY OPERATOR turning to St. Mary’s are Sis­ teaches grade school French; be changed from GL. 5-3633 and Mrs. Melvin Jensen, who is to GE. 3-656$. Thii will en­ SPECIALISTS IN PAROCHIAL ' Meet new people . . . make good ter Marineil, who teaches his­ in charge of physical educa­ PRE-SCHOOL EYE CHECK4JP tory, sociology, and English; able the college to acquire I! money! A few short months of fa- tion classes. two additional “companion” I mous HOLLYWOOD Comer and Sister Marielena, in the fields TIME I of chemistry, mathematics, and Prior to the opening of linei and tpeed incoming I Doran training—and you'll enjoy callt. Have Your Children's Eyes Checked SdnooL SooliA^ |:pk:asant work, excellent pay. an ex- religion; and Sister M. Deb­ school, reading tests required orah, in Latin and religion. annually by the Loretto Board I citing future! G. I. approved Day cv INCLUDING ALL NEW ADOPTIONS Miss Margaret Grace will again o f Education are to be admin­ I: Night classes . . . Icama New Caraer serve as director of speech, istered to all high school pupils. FORD OPTICAL COMPANY li while you earn on a regular job. Mothers Mrs. Melvin Jensen as physi­ Incoming freshmen will be Etl. 1881 Denrer’* Pioneer New and Used Books for All Schools cal education instructor, and tested on Thursday, Sept 6, at in Both Colorado Dioceses I F R Ii TUITION Forrest Fishel as director of 1 p.m. A fter the test, the fresh­ PHOTO AND EYE GLASS STOIE H registered by Sept. 17 the Glee Club and chorus. men and the faculty will be Newcomers to the.high school guests of the seniors at a get- TAbor 5 -1 2 9 5 Denver, Colo. 1558 Broadway COMPLETE______REASONABLY ^Writt today or Phone 3 -> 2 4 a faculty are Sister M. Michael, acquainted tea to be held on Speciol SELECTION PRICED from the Archdiocese of St. the back campus. Sophomore 6 Weeks Louis, who will teach English and junior tests will be admin­ SAVE ON and reli^ on; Mrs. Jean L, istered on Friday, Sept 6, at Qjurse Jacques, instructor in English 9 a.m. (The school bus will Furnace \Bcuum and social studies; and Miss leave Yale and University at ^'Introductioo BARGAIN BOOK STORE Cecilia Esquibel, who will teach 8:46 a.m.) Senior reading biology. tests are scheduled later. Cleanil Sister M. Helen, known to to 406 15th at Tremont KEystone 4-1418 High school pupils, with the All Types o f lUrnaces man-' as a member of the fac­ exception o f the ireshmen, are Cleaned ulty at Loretto Heights College Ballet’ ' C/f€RTILIZCP Open Evenings Sept. 3-4-5 'til 8:30 p.m. asked to obtain their books and at St. Mary’s Academy, is A(M 4 te 13 GAS, OIL AHD now teaching at Loretto Acad­ from the school bookstore on the day when they report for emy High School, El Paso, GAS CONVERSWNS reading tests. Tex. Sister M. Frances, also a COVILLO-PARKER Complete Job, Inelujing— former St Mary’s teacher, has Pupils will not be expected to Registers, Cold Airpucis, Convenient to All of South Denver been assigned to Regina Mundi wear school uniforms until Oct. Chimney Well, e College in Rome, to take up 1, at which time members of School o f .Ballet Only minutes from your homei graduate studies in theology. the four high school classes will Trained Servicenen Miss Mary Biggs, who taught compete in the traditional uni­ has set aside today and to­ ALL WORK GUAR^TEED MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TODAY FOR English and social studies at form drill. All uniforms are morrow especially for regis­ AN EXAMINATION S t Mary's last year, is planning to be obtained from Bell Tail­ Special Sumi|er to retire from teaching. ors, 1740 Welton Street. tration o f this age group. Savings $12.5^ up Brentwood Optical Center FRESHMEN START SEPT. 11 For Information DR. HOWARD S. TAVEL (vbII Now OptomrtrUt Good Vision 1$ tho Key Brentwood Shopping Center 2093 S. Federal WE. 6-6484 Sf. Francis de Sales' High F R . 7 -8 0 7 4 to Good School Work Open Mon., Wed., and Fri., until 8 p.m. 3210 EAST COLFAX Plenty of Free Parking Space C o . , Enrollment 680 Students 887 S. Broadway PE. 3^679

(St. Francit de Sale*' High cipal o f St. Francis de Shies’ School, Denver) High School. Also returning to Future Advancement Through With an enrollment o f 680 the faculty will be Sister Rose students, which includes 60 Daniel and Sister Mary Agnita. Evening Study Now freshmen at S t John’ s Ninth science; Grade Center, S t Francis de Sister Thomas Marguerite, Sales’ High School will open Sister David Marie, and Sister Make \ aving EASY on yourself! Wednesday, Sept 11, with a Regina Clare, English; Sister Mass o f the Holy Ghost.for all Jane Marie, mathematics; Sis- freshmen. Mas.s will be followed teer Mary Peter, commercial; R E G I S by an assembly in the school Sister Rosina Joseph, history auditorium at which the faculty and French; Sister Sarita Clare, will be introduced. English, journalism, and Latin; Sophomores, juniors, and Sister M g a r e t Andrea, seniors will attend a similar commercial and world history; 3 Convenient Locations Mass and assembly Sept 12. Sister Joseph Andre, Latin; Sister Mary Paul, librarian; COLLEGE All students will report to their • Downtown at 1636 Welton respective homerooms at 8:26 Mrs. Lenabell Sloan Martin, Friday morning, with general speech and drama; Mrs. Jo • Cherry Creek Center dismissal at noon. Regular all- Noakes Lasham, music and com­ FULLY ACCREDITED day sessions will begin Monday, mercial; and Lloyd Bowen, • Lakeside Center Sept 16. band and sociology. Religion Under the guidanee o f the teachers will consist of eight Rt. Rev. Mootignor Gregory priests. Co-Educational Evening Classes Smith, V.G., the high school Sister Mary Patricia, mathe­ SAVE BY MAIL facilitiei have been com- matics; Sister Mary Arthurine, IN pletely renovated. A new ad­ history and geography; and Write or call for hondy Sove-by-Moil Padtet dition, compoied of nine Miss Doris Edwards, commer­ W e pay pottage both ways Accounting English Science elaf.room* and two office*, i* cial and English, are the new in the final stage* o f com­ faculty memMrs. Bus. Ad. History Sociology pletion. The older building Sister Mary Patricia, for- also ha* been remodeled and merly principal of Redemptorist •Economics Philosophy Speech High School in Kansas City, re­ Savings received by redecorated. the 10th of the Education Psychology Theology places Sister Mary Martin, who Members of Faculty has been appointed principal of month earn from Sister Jean Fontbonne will St. Thomas Aquinas’ High the 1st. REGISTRATION SEPTEMBER 17-19 begin her second year as prin- School in St. Louis, Mo. Good Shepherd Aides Sister Mary Arthurine, who 5:30-9:00 p.m.—Loyola Hall ta"ght last year at Holy Rosary T o Meet Sept. 10 School in St. Louis, has been assigned to St. Francis de Sales’ EXTRA CONVENIENCE For complete details . . . write or phone The first fall meeting of the in place of Sister Victoria Ma­ Good Shepherd Ala Society wOi rie, also transferred to St Cherry Creak ond be held in the Denver Dry DIRECTOR EVENING CLASSES Thomas’ High School in St lokaiida Officei open Goods Tea Room on Tuesday, Louis, Mo. Miss Edwards has iLVER STATE SAIONGS Sept 10, at 1:30 p.m. been teaching in public high Saturday tiji 12i30 p.r^ The following members will schools in the East AND LOAN ASSOCtATION REGIS COLLEGE be hostesses: Mmes. C. A. Sister Thomas Katherine and Burke, Kathleen Eldridge, Mrs. Minnie Pavella are the DENVER 21, COLO. G L 5-3633 James Glenn, J'ohn Koehl, and faculty members o f S t John's. A. Wagner. Ninth Grade Center. T«Iaoh«ne, Kayttanc 4-4205 PAGE NINE Thurtdqy, Stpi. 5, 1957 Offk*. 931 knMek THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER

NEW MEMBERS I f r V I T E O AMUSEMENT— DINING Cure d'Ars Circles Resume Action

(Car* d'Ar* P«rUh, m e«l onto t month, tomo in the home o f Mra. A. J. Uken, the etrening and tome for 2887 Eudon Street on Tues­ RECREATION Now that sumiher i* aearlj lancheoo. Mott circles pity day, Sept 10, at 12 noon. over and drclat art baginnint bridge or ctntsU. but, if then to meet again, than majr ba Confessions will be beard are enongb re<|uetU for t sew­ women who a n naw in tba par* on Thursday, Sept. 8, from 4 ing circle or tny other type, to 8 and from 7i30 to .B in idi and baaa not at yat baas such groups trill be formed. contacted to join a cM e. the evening. Masses on tba Then are, at the pratant Mrs. Paul Crawford, 3030 first Friday, Sept. 6, will be DINNERS *150 Ume, m o n than SO irroupa that Holly S tn ct, is circlt chairman at 6:30 and 11i30 o'clock. for tha coming year and will Classes o f instruction !n be glad to explain further to Catholic doctrine will begin a a _ , P A R A M O U N T anyone who is interested. Her Tuesday, Sbpt 10, at 8 p.m,, in Appetizer . . . Barbequed Spare Ribs latk Me ClwMnB phone is DE. 3-4777. the school hall. * . . . Egg Roll... Crab Meat... Salad September 41b • September lOtb St. Paul’s Circle will meet Parish MeoHngs ^ CUrk Gable • Yveeae Da Carle with Mrs. Ray Brookman at Choice of Dessert SPECIAL ATTRACTION S660 Newport Street on Sept. A series o f parish meetings 10 at 8 p.m. held recently by Father John N. RaaMph Seett • Jamae Craif SL Peter’s Circle will meet Haley, pastor, to help alleviate “SHOOT-OUT AT !at the home o f Mrs. J. M. La- the parish financial problem Free Parking i n R e a r MEDICINE BEND" 'Fleur at 2830 Holly Street on were very well atteniled and Wednesday, Sept 11, at 8 p.m. most successful. Another meet­ EAST DRIVE-IN S t John’s Circle will meet at ing will be held on Monday eve­ laeOO E. Cel

Mkbaet W ater • Hapa Hararit not attend 732 E. Colfax AL. 5-0766 j Z HILARIOUS J Mrs. J. L. Haley, mother of "HILL 24 DOESN’T Father Haley, who has been ANSWER" Jl/LAFF RIOTS^y K _ B E A M ^ J E R R Y visiting at the rectory, returned this week to.her home in Colo­ W EST DRIVE-IN rado Springs. W. 6th and Kipllnf %uperb! SPECIAL BENEFIT T O D A Y O N L Y . ^ leaks ^ hicken Septembar 4tb Athletes to Get Michaal W afar - Hape Harertt S e a f o o d “HILL 24 DOESN’T rAH uarfe Converts baptized Aug. 28 at ther Moynihan, Bonita Flageolle, and Ronald ANSWER" Letters Sept. 9 ^ V n Y C ila Our Lady of Grace Church, Den­ George; bottom row, Shirley Wagner, Phyllis Breai^si~^Luitditon • Dimer • LoieSufckt • Farliet ver, by the Rev. James Moynihan, pastor, are Jones, Sheila Rivera, Nora Jean Frydendall, NORTH DRIVE-IN shown .with him. From left top row, are George and Patricia Harris. 7200 N. Federal Ricfabart, Fay Aldrich, Burdetta Wildholm, Fa­ September 4th • September 7tb In Englewood BOMS Peter Cuehinr • 'Kaxel Court STEAK HOUSE Englewood.— (St. Louis’ Par­ SPECIAL ATTRACTION 5J; East Colfax • TAbor 5-9294 ish)— Twenty-four athletes of 7 0 A dults Received Into C hurch Dees Jar(er • Edward Cbepmaa M e m b e r D i n e r s C l u b St. Louis’ School will receive (Our Lady of Crneo Pariib.lRev. James Moynihan at Our are held every Tuesday eve­ their athletic letters at the "X THE UNKNOWN" Danver) Lady of Grace Church on Aug. ning at 7:30 o ’clock in' the par­ 18th at California meeting of the Men's Club Mon­ Ten adults were received 28. Inquiry classes for adulU, ish study. New classes will SOUTH DRIVE-iN day, Sept 9, at 8 o'clock in the into the Catholic Church by the] Catholic and non-Catholic alike, begin this coming week, and 1300 W . Bellevlew cafeteria. anyone wishing to learn more NOW . . . September 4tb - September 7th Everybody's Talking About Ralph ("Ham") Younger, Jack Webb • Meoica Lewie about the Church is invited to. You Can Enjoy good food in this Million D a f f y ' s coach, alsoAvill be honored, and attend. "THE D. I." fathers of tbs boys will be spe­ National CFM M eeting Dollar Colorado Atmosphere at prices you DELICIOUS cial guests. A film of the 1856 Civic Association Audie Murphy - Kathryn Grant can a ffo rd DINNERS $tso World Series will be ^hown at The Swansea Elyria Civic "GUNS OF FT. the meeting. and Improvement Association at the newer and finer PETTICOAT" Report to Be Presented Complete ” UP Those boys who are to re­ will meet Thursday at 7 o'clock Inctudeii Stus, tslid, Cholcs sf ceive awards for their records Choir, left Tuesday, Sept 3, in the parish hall. This associa­ VALLEY DRIVE-IN (St. Patrick') Parish, Denver) Enin*. Dtistrl, Coffss last year in football, basketball, fo r the service in the U.S. Navy. tion has e full program o f «3«0 E. Evane Reports on the recent na­ Knm «t ihit Osikiwt and baseball include Herbert Members o f tbe Newman Club needed neighborhood improve­ 5eptaq|bar 4lh • September 7tb Younger, George Georgenson, tional convention o f the Chris­ HOILMD HOISG Irifb Coffee tian Family Movement at Notre gave a going away party for ments, and invites all residents Stewart Graniar • Rbanda Fltm lnf Michael Flood, Charles Vance, Gene on Saturday night Aug. You W ill Love Itl S5c Dame University will be made of the area to attend. "GUN GLORY” David Balk, Jon Rapp, Gerald GOLDEN, COLORADO to the parish groups o f CFM 31. Stebenne, Kenneth Dowd, Gil­ Holy Name Society Final plan* for the par­ Elvia Preeley - Llzabeth Scctt at St. Patrick’s Sunday evening, When planning your bert Reed, Frank Braham, Da­ ish’s saventh annual picnic Sept. 8. The meeting will be To Receive Communion Dtnlaf rooms opn ^lly next banquet, birth­ "LOVING YOU" vid Meyer, Williard Simms, will be made at tha Man’s held at 7:30 o’clock at the The Holy Name Society met from 12 BOM lo 2 P.M.; Da^d Connell, Richard Curtis, Club meeting Friday eve­ day, anniversary, fra­ school to hear this report by on Wednesday evening, Sept 4, 8:30 PJd. Is 8 P.M. MONACO DRIVE-IN William Mahoney, Alfred Grey, ning, Sept. 6. A t this lima ternal or social party, William Pens, Philip Romero, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eber- at 8:30 o'clock. Sunday. Sept 8, E. 40th and Menace s h a m r o c k nomination* of officers for Suadsyi sad Halldaya from Joseph Jostus, Daniel Potter, hardt. Father James Purfield, members of the Holy Name So­ the Holland House of­ September 4th - September 7tb and Joseph Libonati, who at­ the com ing year will be made. 12 naan t« 8 P.M. Thomas Brady, Ronald Allen, ciety will receive Communion fers the finest facili­ Stewart Crenfer - Rbonde Flemini 8>^R&RESTAURA(1|T tended the national convention corporately in the 7 o’clock Thomas Bruskotter, and Mi­ The Young Ladies’ Sodality Ph. CR. 9-2594 ties. "GUN GLORY" Aug. 23 to 26. chael Weiand. Mass. enjoyed a "Hay Rack Ride" The purpose and contents of Confessions will be heard on Elvle Preeley . Uubalh Scett J. W. Bruskotter is chairman Saturday evening. Sept. 7. I645TREM01^T the coming year’s CFM pro­ Thursday, Sept. 5, from 4 to X*>X'X%’ m m m i "LOVING YOU” o f S t Louis’ athletic committee. gram will be discussed, and the 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to 8:30 About 40 members, chaperoned by Sue SchoU, attended the af­ PTA to Meef elective inquiries will be se­ p.m. On the first Friday, Sept lected. The meeting will be fol­ 6, Masses will be at 6:30 and fair. Mrs. Dennis O'Neill, presi­ lowed by refreshments and a 8:30 o’clock, with Holy Com­ Two generous donations were JofL ih s L fiaJiL dent of the PTA, has called a social to get the new members munion distributed both before received Sunday, Sept 1, by COME TO NEDERLAND FOR THE WEEK END meeting of the board of mana­ W ter acquainted. Any inter­ and in the 6:30 o'clock Mass. the parish towards the new Presents GOOD FISHING AND HIKING gers for 3:16 o’clock Tuesday ested couples are welcome and There will be a Holy Hour at parish school fund, one for 560 t:< afternoon. Sept. 10, in the cafe­ urged to attend this meeting, 2:15 p.m. and the other for 526. **America s Favorites’' THE HARLOWS teria. All PTA officers, com­ without being under any obli­ mittee chairmen and room Breakfast — Dinners — Cocktails gation. The CFM is a “grass­ SRTURDRY S E R I E S mothers are urged to be present roots’’ movement that seeks to THE THREE SUNS ONE HOUR FROM DENVER— TOP OF BOULDER CANYON Fourteen members of the make happier Christian fami­ (SUNDAY MASSES AT S AND 8:30 A.M.I PTA represented S t Louis’ lies through couples working'to­ School at the CPTL annual gether to build their families, Pupils' Catechism Class school of instruction Aug. 29. communities, and parish life .KE. 4-7918- Those who attended were Mmes. around Christ. Dennis O’Neill, president; Rich­ The lerie* of inform etion ard J. Sullivan, first vice presi­ elastee which began earlier To Start in Evergreen J h iL < £ o I u a , ( f h o m . dent; Edward J. Puetz, second in tbe summer will ba re­ vice president; Paul Pytlinski, sumed M onday evening. Sept. Evergreen.— (Church of duU of Malta* i* a* follow*: iHsDscsmsat ot Esther sad F m n k f o n t ) secretary; Charles Frascati, 9, at 8 o'clock in tbe eehool. Christ the King)— Catechism Sunday*, 6 and 10 a.m .; M on­ Niatk Avenue at Spear Blvd. corresponding secretary; These classes will be held on day* and W edaatday*, 8:30 classes for all children from COMPLETE ORIENTAL STAFF Mmes. Thomas R. Fitzpat­ Monday and Thursday eve­ a.m.; Tuetday* and Thuri- rick, room mother chairman; nings at 8 o'clock in tha the first through the eighth dayi, 7:30 a.m. On Friday FINEST CHINESE AND John Fritz, deanery representa­ school unless there is notice grades will begin Saturday, tbi* weak, M ail will ba at AMERICAN FOODS tive; James Jesme, health to the contrary. Catholice as Sept 7, a t-9 a.m. Parents are 6:30 a.m. (baeauie it i* firil chairman; Dudley Pitchford, w ell as Bon-Catholics ara w el­ Friday): otharwita Mai* will A Beeullful Lantern Ufhted Dlolnf Roen In the urged to send their children to be at 7:30 a.m .; Saturday*, Vetereni si Ferclsa W en Home chairman of the book room; com e to attend these instruc­ these r e lig io u s instruction J^n S. Stewert Pott No. I Robert Duriin, symphony chair­ t i o n s . classes, which again will be 1 1 a .m . Open In the Public man; William Roach, hospital­ The Newman Club meetings taught by the Sisters of Char­ Immediately following Ben­ Mike DiSalle and His Orchestra It sun. In M ldnlfhl — Set. till 2 e.m. ity chairman; Joseph Adams, fo r the Catholic students at­ ICIeecd Tuetdaye) ity o f Cincinnati from the ediction of the Blessed Sacra­ room mother; Vincent Wagner, tending the public school wiU Cathedral. ment at the outdoor Shrine of 3 SHOWS NIGHTLY— DINNER SHOW 9 P.M.— chairman o f publicity; and L. also be resumed on Friday, the Sorrowful Mother on Sun­ NO COVER— COVER CHARGE STARTS 9:30 In order that children mi^bt A. Slack, parish correspondent. Sept 6, at 8 o’clock in the day, Sept 16, at 3 p.m., tiie have breakfast and still receive school. All high school students Men’s Club will sponsor a DINING * DANCING * COCKTAILS DENVER^S FINEST Communion, the Mass on Sat­ New Assistant o f the parish who are attend­ family pariah picnic. All par- urday will be at 11 o ’clock. The Rev. William A. Ryan ing public high school are urged bhioners should attend the aer- FOUND: DELICATESSEN This will enable children who ■yyM has assumed his new duties as to attend these meetings. Sun­ vices and enjoy another social eat breakfast before 8 a.m. to A FEATURING: Cut-Up Poultry, Fresh Daily— assistant pastor. Father Ryan day, Sept 1, the members of get-together. receive Communion in the 11 ? Prepared Salads — Weisels Cold comes from Annunciation Par­ the Senior Newman Club made Father J. Ryan of the Oh- o’clock Mass. 9 Meats — Baked Ham — Boast ish in Leadville, where he a pilgrimage to the shrine of lates of Mary Immaculate was Confessions will also be Turkey — Paatromi — Corned served as assistant for the past Mother Cabrini and also had a guest speaker at the Masses four years. He has a' brother, picnic supper. heard before and after the 11 GRAND OPENING • Beef — Bulk Cheeses o’clock Mass, thus affording an Sunday, Sept 1. 0n Till ChimH Si'itl Side »f rest bewnlewn Wtelwtrlk'i the Rev. Edward Ryan, serving Gene Abeyta, who has been * Owned eid O piriled by as assistant at St. Peter’s Par­ a faithful member of the Sen­ opportunity for both children Circle Heods fa Meet A MR. end MRS. EO tUOISIU ish in Greeley. Another brother, ior Newman Club fo r the past and adults to go to Confession WESTERN TOER on Saturday. A special meeting of the ••••WOOLWORTII^S James, is a first-year philoso­ year and one-half as well as a newly elected chairmen of the phy student at St. Thomas’ faithful member of the Senior The fall and winter *ehe- parish circles will be held Fri­ Seminary. AL. 5-4331 P0UJ.TRY AND DELICATESSEN day, Sept 6, at 1 p.m. The pri­ Catechism classes for chil­ mary purpose of thb meeting dren attending the public b to elect officers for the ex­ school's wilt begin Sunday, O ct ecutive council of the Altar snd 6. The classes will be held from Rosary Society. You'rt only tninut*t aw ay... 10 to 11 o’clock Sunday morn­ A t a recent meeting o f the from a worm welcoma. ings in the school. Ave Maria Circle, Mrs. P. Mc- Grady was named chairman. superb food, BcginniBg Sept. 6, leheel The Infant of Prague Circle children w ill attend Ma

Kincitae, Jeeiaice. — Mare CharlM J. Kberie e f Sower (fkquiQAcant in. D eath Takes 'G enius' W ho Crusaded than 100 CaMwlice m n kUM tOW, Maas., wba has worked in and 400 oMre injured wbee aa Jewaka tO years, escaped with, excureioB train om turaad near oat injury. SAMUU. LUCOCK. t*. e( Ufar* iiaoi Hisb H en wei (vivbieted ia D tavtr; elx trandebiidren. and five the v ill^ of K«ad^ 60 Mitea They aed Paaaionlst Fathers elte. Oaia. H* ««a the bfolber af I U Jeha the Ev*as*Ii*t'f Churtb treat-tnndehildren. For Justice in State's Beet Fields w est freta nearby Mandevilk ad* Mra. nwala JeSaataa. Fu EMs*. SepL L lat«rm«at ML Olivet. Oils- MRS. MARGARET DuBE la.. eaaW et Jaata teMck. l>cB..r; ter Merteary. Requiem High Mata wua euat in They had spent the wert and ntnisUred the last rites to tbs St. Joeeph'a (Redemptoriatl^Church, By P aul H. Hallftt rolls, they would fall into the sweat-shop. krather-te.law at liraa*. I>atBa. WILLIAM J. HOWARD, 71, of rlctima Requiem Masses for the Denver, for Mr*) Margaral'^uBe on A genius died with the pass­ hands of the Communists, who T h a n k s i n T e ry larf* part on a trip spooaored by a Holy HarTT, aaS GeMU. O’D er. 0*m r»r: Roraea. Uolo. He wa* the tauebehd of Au(. II. Intarmaut waa In Mt. Olivet. Naroe Society of West K i^ to n . dead have been scheduled in all .aS el Hlk. aaS Calharia* O'Dar. Kalberlae Howard, R otteh: brother of ing of Thomas F. Mahoney of were at that time centering to the efforts of Tom Ma­ Mrs.' DuBe, 78. died Ant, 28 In her Two JnniU, inciudin^ father Kinprstoo ehurchas. LalarHt*. laqaiaaa Blah Itaaa vaa Matthew, Chariei, Eerl, had Emmett Longmtmt. So said the Rt. Rev. their hopes on Colorado agri­ honey, the beet-aufar picture M lahnM SaoU 4 la laeiaenlat* Cea. Howard, aad Mrt. Hertaret Cbvaa. home at 219 Gatapago Street after a lout illnata. culture. in Colorado baa r a d ic a lly cwUae Chertk, Lafavatu. InUnaeat all ef Kaasaa, aad Mra. Ella Cooper, Monsignor John B. Mulroy at She wae bom June 21. 1879. in BaeUcr. BeeW.arS Mertearr. Kaaaai City. Ho. Requiem Meee wa* the sermon at' the Funeral Mass Mahoney exposed the shock­ chanyed from what it waa ia Mineral Point. Wia., moved to Grant, JOSEPH MILOBARA, Tt, H it eelebrated la Seertd Heart Church, Neb., aa a yoont-tlrl, and came to of the veteran Longmont Knight ingly low w a n s of the beet tbe '30s aad early '4Qa. Septem ber — Meaa.^ Sebool Cartia Street. H . waa the brotiMr of Rotten. Sept. 8. Inurmeat in Britb- Denver in 1901. o f Columbus and crusader for laborers and the tricky nature J e h a Milebara. yiifoalavli. and other ton. Howard Mortuary. Despite his limited formal RequICB] She'waa married to Ralpb B. DuBe of their contracts. He de­ r»UtivM io YuaoalaTla. SOTEUTA MARTINEZ. 71. 4680 jsstice in the beet fields. The schooling, Mr. Mahoney was a Kish Uaaa waa cla b riU d S e p t 4 la la 1905 In Denver. School raooa* cloar.o yed T u i o B . Perbopa yoar c h i l d i i Milwaukee W ay, Dcover. Sha waa tba Mra. DuBa waa a member of St. Mass was said Tuesday at nounced the efforts of the beet Raearr Ckerth. laterBeat U t. learned as well as an energetic haraporsd by defective aitbt. Poor frodea way be t r e c e d motber of Hickey Soalno. Aadrey Joacpb'a Altar and Boeary Society. 10:30 a.m. in St. John’s Church industry to suppress a newly Ollret. Boeit.ard Uortoarr. Ganaale*, Felix Martinet, Lee Mar- and effective man. He had in t o f a s i t y — if aeeded, wake atedy eaay In addition to her hutbeud. ehe ia riaiea. Glaaaoa W lLBim F. VITTETOe, SI. <71 & Uaea, and Arbera Tolmleb. all of Den­ o f Longmont by the Rt. Rev. formed beet-workers’ union. He his library many rare books. He Umatilla Way. He wet the father ^ iurvived by three deuthteru. Irene, — without bier or diatertien, without faw blini, without ver; and of Mary Vureiata and Max Jean, and Joan DuBe. all of Denver; Monsignor Harold V. Campbell cautioned the clergy o f the R o n a U L m and Donna Raa Vilt*toe; would go to great lengths^ for fatiyuo. It'a worth a fiad.ODt. Anieello, Brlthton; alater of Gome two eons, Rephacl of Denver and Au­ of Blessed Sacrament Cburch, southern part of the state to example, to trace the origin of brey of La Jam: two aistera, Mrs. Denver. Mr. Mahoney died Aug. warn their people against being 1? J fll ■ vuipando of SCeanboat Sprin»a. AIio Claire Combe, San Fmnaiaco. and Mra. the conclusion to the Lord's ?"? 'i" aorrieed hr II srandehildw and U Stephen Conroy. McCook, Neb.; and 29, at the age o f S3. For many recruited fo r the northern beet le*. New Jireer: Tbelna MeCerthy. Prayer commonly used by Prot- rreat-trandchlldm. Requiem Mta* aeven cmndehildreii. ears he had suffered from a fields and thus keep wages SWIGERT BROS. Hollywood. Calif.; and Eva Bahm. eeUnts. Despite his active life, waa eelebrated In St. Autuatine'4 MRS. LUCIA PASTORE Colonde Bcriaea. Bequlvn HIsh Haaa eart ailment, which did not down by enabling the company Church. Brithlon, Sept. I. Interment Requiem High Haia wae aung Sept, he had a lively feeling for the J550 Ctdifornia O p t O t n e t r i s t S KEytortm 4~76S1 waa Mlehraled Sept. 4 In St. Rnae in Brlthton. Capitol Mortuary. daunt his spirits or slow his to resist union demands. of Llma'a Church. Intanocnt Ht. 4 in Our Lady of Mt. Carmtl Church, power o f prayer, and in an elo­ Denver, for Mrs. Lucia Paatore. who Olivet. Boolevard Mortuary. GAETANO

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TP8T MOWEY-OR HAPPPIESS? 5 TRA1I6EJ U T TRUF More to Working Than a Job Littl8-K s8M Facts far CithcK cs B y M. I. MURRAY Copjri«ht, 1S6S. N.C.W.C. S^rrie* REGISTORIRLS By Rzv. Robert £ . Kckbisek elasaes in a parochial Kfaool. BUT TkERE IS a noUble SPARKLING IDEALISM There must be a chasm be* difference, too, between the 'lisa — th< kind not unknown but tween the wage scale of an il* satisfaction of instructing CATHOLIC COMMENT ON CURRENT EVENTS never common—wai displayed tustrator in a large firm’s ad* little tots in virtuous living by a young woman who is a vertiiing department and that and that gained merely from tuta A/rtur CMwx/teyelturckee t.ancan che friend of this writer. The o f a lay teacher in a parish a pay check. The writer ^ eowitSes. girl, employed for her artistic Kkool. In Liis case, there knows for a fact that the u OiiM /ir AT gfl ne oteo w ntH talents by the best deurt* certainly are many more young woman was not dis­ Aaso 4 0 / ment store in a large Mid­ miles to travel to reach the satisfied with her job, and Anverjjiie GaVe Es First Bishop western city, decided to give uiburb where the achool is that she liked her fellow em­ up her job and start teaching situated. ployes immensely. But she is just idealistic'enough to be more satisfied where she is GREAT lAFLEEACE now. Mother of Priests, Patriots The best thing that can be said o f this beginning teacher B y P a u l H . H a l l e t t FROM THE POOR PROVINCE is that her sense o f values measures up to that of her OF PARTICULAR INTERESTcoColo- of Auvergne Bishop Machebcuf collected some Msgr Ronald Knox, new co-workers. The corps of rado is an article in the current Naihtul Geo­ of the money he needed for the support of lay teachers who have come graphic, "Lafayette's Homeland, Auvergne." the scniggiing Colorado Church, and on one ^to the aid o f Mother Church The old French province of Auvergne was of his visits, in 1869, he was able to repay the in the United States is one {FiCHCRMeM OF n r r d , BRAZII..ARS FOftMIO WrO42 Moaday throagh Friday. § fellow-beings tbe Almighty might be an occasion for service and mutual aware­ (1490 kc.) whole ships of men swallowed ness. The warmth of CHiris- SACRED HEART ■ P R O - 9 a.m. s created. We can find our lost pride, but (]rod is not proud. up by the ocean. Yet there is .humili^ thinking about the OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER tian charity alone, a willing­ GRAM^Menday thmagh SACRED HEART P R O | something comforting in the If you, or I, could so much as CRAM — (Spaaiih) — 3 grievous sins we have com- create a leaf, we might be The Denver Catholie Register merits our cordial ap­ ness to go out of one’s way Saturday, 6:15 a.m. fact that on this earth there Saturday, 7 a.m.; Sunday, egotistical. But God created proval We confirm it as the official publication of the arch­ to call on neighbors and to KWBY, Colorodo Springs is one element of God’s cre­ 7:15 a.m. FORTY HOURS' us, and He is not egotistical. diocese. Whatever appears in its columns over tbe si^ature be called on by them, will MOMENTS OF MEDITA* ation that remains impene- melt down this glacial situa­ THE VOICE OP ITALY— DEVOTION A couple of million, or bil­ of the Ordinary or those of the Officials of our Curia is TION.—daily, 6:45 a.m. trabie to man. tion. In other words, a real Italian) — Sunday, 7:30 lion, Christians. are giving hereby declared official. SUNDAY IN HOLYWOOD Melville saw the signifi­ Archdiocese o f Denver Catholic cannot isolate him­ full rein to their egos. They Marykaell Miteinnara — cance in the human challenge We hope The Register will be read in every home of the self, for catholic hasy always TOE CHRISTOPHERS— WEEK OF SEPT. 5 plan to eat, drink, and be Sandayt, 5:35 a.m. to tbe deep. “Canst thou archdiocese. meant universal. Snaday, 7 a.m. draw out the leviathan with ai THIRTEENTH SUNDAY merry . . . and say they are We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a THESE ARE SOME qual­ KFKA, GrMley THE LAMPLIGHTERS — hook ...?” asked God out of AFTER PENTECOST sorry for it all when they are taste in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of ities of a Christian: (1310 kc.) Weekday*, 6:55 p.m. the whirlwind. Captain Ahab Denver— St. Vircent de Paul’s at the point o f death. We find The Register. 1. He greets his next door AVE MARIA HOUR— San* VOICE OF ST. PAUL — answered yes regardless of Church it difficult to be humble. Wa If URBAN J. VEHR neighbor with a "hello.” A day. 12:30 p.m. Sunday*, 6:55 p.m. the consequences, and went Colorado Sprinfs^Onr Lady do not like to be kept wait­ Archbishop of Denver smile, a pleasant salutation, ( D r o p m i e t u r o r p o e t e a r d to iheta etaiioiu, toUing down wrapped tight to the of Guadalupe Church ing. How long must God ba Jan. 29, 1942 or a welcoming handshake to them you mppreeiate theee profrum*.^ white whale with m e harpooit Strasbur St. Gertrude’s humble? How long must Ha strangers and parishioners line. Church (Thirteen Honrs') wail?

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Telephone, Keyitone 4^205 Thuridoy, SepL 5, 1957 PAGt TWELVE Offici, 931 lannock StrMt THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER

C i v i l Defense Topic 'Men's Club Set!sC hrist the K ing ParishS If. Pius Tenth

For Presentation PTA lis t Fall Mee t Schedules Dance O ct 5 Rosary Society The Beer That (PrcMBtotiM Paritli. D«av«f) Tueaday. SepL 17. A film will (Christ the King Parish, L. A. Loiseau, Herman Seep, Made Milwaukee Famous The fint PTA meetine of Oie alao be tbown. The officers and Denver) and Harold W. Lowrey. Par- To Meet Sept. 6 Kbool ye«r will be held at 8 leaching staff urge the attend­ S e p te m b e r 10 Mrs. William B. Sheridan, iahioners are asked to keep p.ra. Wednetday. Sept. 11, In ance of both fathers and ^ia date open. chairman o f the harvest ball, Aurora. — (St Pius Tenth the aehool hall. The main topic mothers at thia meeting. (Guardian Angali* Pari«h, entertained ber committee and There will be all-day ex- of thta meeting will be Civil Ue> Mrs. Joseph Cavanaugh, PTA D*nv*r) poiition of the Bleaied Sacra­ Parish)—The Altar and Ro­ the captains of the various sary Society will meet at 7:46 fenae. Walter Horkan*, admin- reaident. will introduce ber of- ' ’The Holy Nanto Hen's Club circles of the Altar and Ro­ ment in ChrUt the King istratire assiftant and director ieers and permanent committee wil hold their first fall meeting Church on the firtt Friday, o’clock Friday, S ept 6, in the MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. f sary Society at a brunch in her parish hall and will spotlight a of transportation, and Ed chairmen as follows: Mrs. M. on Sept. 10 at 8 p.m. in the Sept. 6. Tbi* i« a new prac­ home on Aug. 29. The 10th report on summer activities Uberl M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray; Flaa^ director of wardens in Ruscetu, first vice president; church hall. It is important that tice that it ttarting in the annual harvest ball will be held and plana fo r the ensuing the Civil Defense profrara, will Mrs. J. Tucker, second vice all the men o f the parish attend at Lakewood Country Club on parith and all of the parith- explain details and answer president; Mrs. M. Sandos, third as business matters concerning months. Since this meeting will O ct 6. Dinner and an evening ionert are urged to tpend signal the resumption of activ­ questions concerning "Opera- vice president; Mrs. Thomas the activities of the year wi!in of dancing have been planned. tome time during the day in tton Parochial.” a CD evacua­ ity after the summer recess, OLIVER’S MEAT MARKET Venrkk, secretar>'; Mrs. Byron be discussed and planned. Assisting Mrs. Sheridan on adoration. There will be dot­ tion drill that will take place on Parsons, treasurer; Parish Get-Together the Altar and Rosary Society the committee are Mmes. John ing lervicet at 7:30 p.m. extends an invitation to all Ways and means, Mrs. Sarah The ' alt-parish get-together C. Casey, Stephen McNichols, Masses on the first Friday 33 TEARS ON E. 6TH AVE. Petty, chairman, with Mrs. sponsored by the Holy Name newcomers and women parish­ will be at 6:30, 8:80, and 11:30 ioners who have not yet be­ Boyce Dick and Mrs. Eldridge Men’s Club will be held on a.m. Confessions wilt be held Ishmaet, co-chairmen; room Saturday, Sept. 14, at 8 p.m. in come active in the group to at­ CHOICE STEAKS ROASTS ORDER Unclaimed Clothing on Thnrsday from 4 to 6:45 tend. Anyone needing transpor­ mothers’ chairmen, Mrs. Joseph the church hall. There will be and 7:16 to 9 p.m. Meis; league representative, dancing from 8 p.m. to mid­ tation may call one of the fol­ FRESH POULTRY FISH From Comp Is Held Starting with the evening lowing hostesses: Mrs. Helen Mrs. M. Sandos; deanery repre­ night with free refreshments. devotions on the first Friday sentative, Mrs. J Tucker; book Kish, EM. 4-2009; Mrs. Vir- The price of admission is $1 per At the Catholic Daughters there will be devotion every 8 Experienced Meat C u ffe ri to Serve You rental, Mrs. M. Ruscetta; person. Parishioners are invited ginia Beasley, EM. 6-6270; or of America Club bousa, 1772 evening at 7:30 o’clock. It is Crone-Line health, Mrs. Milton Hult, chair­ to attend and bring a friend, Mrs. Helen Vasko, EM. 6-3216. Phone PE. 3-462f 1312 E. 6th Av«. Grant Street, Denver, is a hoped that all parishioners The various circles will re­ man, with Mrs. John Horvatt, Confeisioni will be heard will attend these weekly devo­ Hours 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Ample Parking in Reor. co-chairman; membership, Mrs. from 4:30 to S:30 o’clock bbx of unclaimed clothing sume activities during the com­ RADIANT HEAT and persona) items left dur­ tions. There will be Rosa^, ing months. Mrs. Mary Seg- I. Lunger, chairman, and Mrs. and in the evonnig from 7 to special prayers, and Benedic­ Frank • Totusek, co-chairman; 8 on Thuriday in preparation ing the six-weeks camping gelke is circle chairman and season at Our Lady of the tion of the Blessed Sacrament. will be pleased to hear from BBeBUMRHBMs hospitality and program, Mrs. for the firtt Friday, Sept. 6. Father Edward Leyden, pas­ J. Lell, chairman, and Mrs. Rockies Girls Camp naar any women wishing to join a Holy Communion wil) be tor, announces that instruction a 99 Merle Johnson, co-chairman; distributed on Friday at 6:45 Evergreen. study, service, sewing, card or Civil Defense, Mrs. E. Dugger, Anyone who . left articles classes for all children attend­ craft g ro u p . She may be Why Pay More a.m. and Mass will be at ing public grade schools will chairman, with Mrs, E. Lamb 7:30 a.m. at the camp is invited to reached at EM. 6-7B47. and Mrs. H. Krenzer as co- come to the clubhouse at any begin on Sunday, Sept. 9, from Because of the Forty Michael David, son of Mri 9 to 10 B-m. in the classrooms chairmen ; publicity, Mrs. Eu­ and Mrs. Ed David of this time during the month of Henri’ DtvotioB held earlier gene Kircher; safety, Mrs. September and, if possible, of the school. All parents who tbit week, the usual expoii- Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores parish, and Pat Sommers, have children attending public Adam Heit; sisters’ shower, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Her- find her missing items. After tion will not bo held on the grade school are urged to send Stores Mrs. A. Hoer; PTA polly, Mrs. mon Sommers, of Holy Family this month, any unclaimed first Friday, Sept. 6. Matt Colorado Owned L. Wise; guild representative, articles still remaining in pos­ their children to these classes. Friday, Sept. 6, will be at Parish were married on Satur­ I 6 th A Glenarm Mrs. E. Tadolini, and shut-ins day, Aug. 31. Father Leonard session of Mrs. Leo Kennedy, PTA to Honor 6:30 o’clock. Holy Commun­ Mrs. James Brunette. R^eiberger, pastor, officiated. house mother, will be sent to Mothers at Teo ion will alto be dUtribnted Euflewued 800 Saata Ft Dr. Meetingi .for next week The newlyweds are spending a St. Vincent de Paul Salvage The PTA will honor all moth­ at 6 o'clock, ju it before 30 South Broadway 18tb and California alto include tkoie of the week at Glenwood Springs. Bureau for redistribution. ers new to Christ the King Matt, at 7:15 and at 8 3933 W. Calfaz 17tb and Tromonl A Confraternit) of Christian School at a tea on Sept. 12 in o'clock. r u r fis A ISih St. Doctrine board at 7:30 p.m the parish rectory from 1 until Confessions wilt be heard HiRHiiaMmenMniai^^ Monday evening. Sept. 9; 3 o’clock. In charge o f the Thursday evening. Sept 5, and at 8:30 p.m. the lame B i g Enrollm ent Mode arrangements for the tea are from 4 to 6:30 and from 7:80 evening the Parish Guild, Mrs. Stanley Nowack, hospital­ to 9 o’clock. Rosary and Bene­ >eee>eeeeoeoo»M eeeeee»»e»»»»»»»»»e»»ee»feeM Specializing in which will elect officers for ity chairman; Mrs. William diction will be held Friday eve­ Quality Plumbing the comin" 7 ear. All parish, Dee, membership chairman; ning at '■:45 o'clock, imme­ ioners are invited to attend. A t St. John's School’ diately preceding the Altar and and Beating Repairs Mrs. Jack Macclear, room 510 in School mother chairman; and Mmes. Rosary Society meeting. Colorado Springs The Rev. M. J. Blenkush, pas­ (St. John the Evangelist’s Moran o f this parish, arrived Dan Connell, A. Elierby,, and Blood Bank Planned tor, announced this week that Parish, Denver) in New York Sept 3 after a Charles Newton. On hand to A recent need of one o f the the school enrollment has There was an enrollment of two-month tour of Europe. greet the new mothers will be arishioners for. donation of J. D. CROUCH S LA T T E R Y reached 610 pupils. The teach­ 416 in the parish grade school The following from the PTA the officers of the PTA and the Slood has resulted in plans for room mothers of the various formation o f a- parish blood C. D. O’BRIEN ers for the eight grades are as as o f Sept. 3. This is in addition attended the CPTL school of follows: Sister M. Frahcetta, to 60 ninth graders who will grades.' bank. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony seventh and eighth; Sister M. instruction Aug. 29: Mmes. The school cbildreo will Ferraro have agreed to set up & C O M P A N Y begin classes Sept 11. John Hinterreiter, Eddie Do- Eulalia, sixth and seventh; The following sisters and attend the 11:30 o'clock details for establishment of lenc, Charles Creer, Miriam Matt on the firtt Friday, Plumbing and Heating Mrs. M. Headrick, fifth and laywomen will staff the school such a service and details of Hunt, Henry Morgan, John Ma­ Sept. 6 . No breakfait will be sixth; Sister M. Edwards, fifth; for the coming- year: Sister this project will'be announced Contractors guire, Neil Skau, Walter Young, •erved at the school on firtt at a later date. Mrs. Lena Steele, third and Margaret Aloeoque, first grade; JOHN J. CONNOR, PrMtdwt John Kelly, Edward Baumann, Fridayt thit year. The pu­ Religious articles will be on fourth; Sister M. Dolorine, Sister Celine Marie, second 181 VALLEJO ST. James Koning, and Jack Knud- pil* will be ditmitied follow­ sale in the parish hall thia Sun­ second and third; Miss Hag- grade; Miss Janet Jansen, 'third SH. 4-3181 sen. ing the Matt thii Friday. day after Masses. man, second; Sister M. Michele, grade; Sister Regina Marie, Rsbert P. CMnor, Vie* PrMideal Quality Apparel first; and Sister M. Siena, first, fourth grade; Mrs. ’ Margaret Masses on the first Friday, Peterson, fifth-sixth grade; ACTIVITIES TO BE ANNOVNCED U« CULORAOO SPRINGS Sept. 6, will be at 8:15 a.m. Mrs. Barbara Lutgen, fifth S IN C E l a r a and 5:30 p.m. Communion will grade; Sister Ellen Jane, sixth V V S ' be distributed at 6 and 6:30 Kiowa and Tajon StrooU grade; Sister Columbiere, sev­ First Lourdes PTA Meeting Set lo at 10:00 p.m. Confessions will be heard enth ^rade; Sister Helen Fran­ on Thursday afternoon and ces, eighth grade and principal Out at 5:00 evening from 3:30 to 6 and 7 (Our Lady o f Lourdti Parith, ing parents will sign up their grounds for the forthcoming of the school; Sister Gerald. Denver) children in the Lourdes Out­ centennial year that celebrates (( DRIVE IN to 9 p.m. Ann, music teacher and su­ The first PTA meeting of door Club for the winter the anniversary of the famous perior of the convent. SUPERIOR the school year will be held on months. Shrine in Lourdes, France. Coach Julius Carabello will MOTEL Tuesday, Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m. Shrine Work Project Trees will be traRsplanted from J CLEAIVERS Holy Name Mass again ^ide the athletic and ^11 parents are urged to attend The men o f the Rocks of the rectory grounds to the TOM WALKER PIANOS recreatioR program. Stay with "Joy" to hear of rules and the outline Lourdes Club will be asked to shrine. The work program will 624 W. Colo. ME. 4-3882 R«pr«Matatlv* e( Kimball, Sobmtr, On the fint Friday, Sept. 820 N. Nevada Kohlir, Ctispbell and Je>i* Fnnek At St. Francis' of school activities for the com­ form a work project Sunday, get under way this Sunday af­ P lan o* 6, Manes will be at 6, 7, ing school year. At this meet­ Sept. 8, to beautify the shrine ternoon at 1:30 o'clock. C C. Ceaa Cenaaeoata and 6 o'clock. There will be The beautiful statue o f St. EI*ctra>ic Orcao all-day Ezpeiitien of the Francis of Attiti arrived last Fina Reconditioned Pianoa To Be on Sept. 8 Blessed Sacrament, closing week and wat placed on the FRED'S BOOTERY 1345 S. BROADWAY SPruc* 7-73«4 (St. Francia de Sales’ Pariah, with devotions at 7:30 p.m. Franciscan to Conduct rock boat in the children’s 106 E. Pikes Peak Ava. MAY REALTY Denver) Confessions will be heard on area of the Outdoor Club Tha Roma of Thursday from 4 to 5:45 just north o f the big thrine. For Prompt The Holy Name Society’s JUMPING JACK SHOES o ’clock in the afternoon and Thit area will be beautified F rom R E A L T O R Mass will be offered on Sunday, 7:30 to 9 in the evening. Golden Parish M ission thit fall in the program of Cradia to Ttan-A## B 0 7 1 A Girta LAUNDRY & Sept. 8, at 8 o’clock. The men Sunday, Sept. 8, the men the men. of the pariah, Boy Scouts, and and boys of the parish will re­ Plana are now being formu­ INSURANCE.LOANS Cub Scouts are requested to Golden. — (St. Joseph’s Par­ 7 to 8 o’clock. Communion may DRY CLEANING ceive Communion in a body in lated by the men of the Rocks meet in front of the grade ish)—The Rev. Daniel Barry, be received before or in the the 7:30 o ’clock Mass. o f Lourdes Club to change the Service . . . Call: school at 7:46 a.m. in order Franciscan missionary, will in­ 7 o'clock Mass on the first 7 2 5 N. T e jo n St. troduce a parish mission at St. Friday, Sept. 6. After Mass the lights on the shrine. The lights to form a procession. James Holy Name Men to Heor will be turned o ff on the shrine WfitS-UNE McEnany and John McCammon Austrolion Priest Joseph's Church Sunday, Sept. Litany of the Sacred Heart will Colorado Springs, Colo. TA. 5-6370 15, at the Masses. The mission be recited. fo r three months, the first time will be the servers at the Mass. The Holy Name Society will in eight years, to adjust the OWelart ^ii«. The Holy Name Society will will last for one week, and is Sunday, Sept. 8, in the 8 M E. 3-7731 C A S C A D E meet on .Tuesday evening, Sept. for all of high school age and lights. The lights, under the di­ meet on Monday, Sept. 9, at o’clock Mass the Holy Name rection of Clarence Van Deren, 10, at 7:46 o’clock in the school up. Society members will receive Laundry & Dry 8 p.m. The place o f the meet­ will be changed after a study ing will be announced on Sun­ auditorium. All men of the par­ The Rev. Andrew Warwick, Holy Communion in a group. ish are invited to hear an ad­ has been made by experts as to Cleaners day, Sept. 8. After the meeting pastor, described a parish mis­ The men are asked to occupy M E 3 -5 3 4 8 ME. 4-82SI The Heyse Sheet dress by the Rt. Rev. Monsi- sion as a time of special spir­ the display. a social hour will be held and the front pews. Football players of Our Lady LARRY JERRY refreshments will be served. gner John McMahon o f Perth, itual activity. "A mission of­ Metal Si R oofing West Australia, who is visiting The Holy Name Society of Ixiurdes School will begin ThaAks Women fers,” he said, “ an extraordi­ Madden Plumbing Co. INCORPORATED St. Vincent de Paul his brother, Dr. Bernard T. wil) hold the fin t meetiuK weigh-in and practice this nary opportunity trf renew and PLUMBING CONTRALTORS HEATING ROOFING Salvoge Bureau Mrs. Fred Gardiner, PTA McMahon, o f this pariah. of the fell Monday evening. week. A t least two teams wil! review one’s faith.” PLUMBING REPAIRS SHEET METAL president, wishes to thank the Catechism classes for chil­ Sept. 9, in the basement of enter the Junior Parochial CAS WATER HEATERS PICKUP SCHEDULE Although primarily for pa­ S28 SO. NEVADA following women, who have dren attending the public the church at 8 o'clock. Re- Leag'ie. Plans are under way tlWH 81 2.0O«2 l » « Ctitrtit rishioners, the mission is open Monday assisted in the book checking schools who are preparing for freihmentt will be served now to buy new Pep Club uni­ Pbee*: ME 2-4SS8 EiL UM North Denver, Arvada, in the grade and high schools: to all who wish to attend, in­ First Communion will begin and all the men o f the parith forms for the girl cheerleader Mmes. George Schwertberger, cluding those who are not Weitmiatler, Thornton, and Sunday, Sept. 8. after the 9 are invited. section. Pete Beroni Lakewood (North of 16th Phil Pacheco, Charles Reiter, Catholics. o’clock Mass. Only children Avenue). William Cudmore, Touvre, John Fornitnre Shop who attend these classes will be Schedule of Services William C. Croron Tneiday and Thnriday Reagan, Jerome Morford, and UPHOLSTERING permitted to make their First M ission, services w|II take South and Wa»t Denver, George Young. RE-UPHOLSTERINC AND Communion. place each morning in connec­ T w o S i s t e r s A d v a n c e d REPAIRING Optometrist Englewood, Lakewood The following PTA members tion with the 6:30 o’clock Mass. Slip Cevtrt aad Draptrf** I2S Nerth T tie e SC (South of 16th Avanoo), attended the CFTL school of First Foil Meeting The evening service will be at Mad* t* Ordvr PHONE ME 2-3M1 and Littleton area. instruction; Mrs. Fred Gardi­ The Altar and Rosary So­ 7:30 o'clock each night. It will In Religious Com m unity Furniture Mede to Order COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. Wednesday and Friday ner, president; Mmes. William ciety will hold its first meeting last one hour. ’ 24-22 S. WaliMtch Av. ME 2-S401 Ea«t Denvar and Park Cudmore, Thomas Brinegar. o f the fall season Friday, Sept. The grammar school children Hill, Aurora, and Hoffman G eorg e Schwertberger, Phil 20, in the Lounge Room o f the of the parish will have their (St. Rote o f Lima's Parith, the Franciscan Sisters of the Town. Pacheco, Jack Hannon, and church. A benefit buffet lunch­ own mission services during the Denver) Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Phene CH. 4-S503 Matt Saya, and Mr. and Mrs. eon will be served at 12 o’clock, day on Monday and Tuesday. Mary Barbara Langfield, Mary on Aug. 22 and received Jerome Morford. followed by a short business The pre-school children will daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed the name Sister.Mar^ Theresa The Murray Drug Co. meeting and Benediction of a e receive a special blessing on Langfield, 2776 W. Second of the^Child Jesus. Prescriptions Accurately Fillad We Photograph Anything, Anywhere Blessed Sacrament. New mem­ Wednesday afternoon. Avenue, completed her novitiate Delores Langfield, her sister, bers are invited to join the Thursday will be observed as and received religious garb in succeeded to the postulancy Main Store— 116 E. Pikes Peak ME. 2-1593 society. a day of Eucharistic adoration. from the aspirancy. Both girls North Store— 8.32 Tejon ME. 4-4861 The Mile-High Photo Co. Miss Mary Jo Moran, daugh­ The general prayer intention have been at Wheaton, 111., for ter o f Mr. and Mrs. John R. Kodak ^nishing will ^ the return o f careless the past year. PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY Catholics to the practice of AltSouls' Parish Mr. and Mrs. Langfield and 501 North Tejon ME. 4-5541 320-22 SevaDteenth KEyitoue 4-6114 Deuver their faith. their sons, David and Louis, at­ A t the end o f the mission, all tended the services at Wheaton. HNS in Arvada the married couples will renew Another Langfield daughter, their wedding vows as a group. HNS Plans for Theresa, has been Sister Pau­ Father Barry is a mernwr of line in the same community To Install New the Western Mission Band of since 1947. Two sisters of Mr. the Franciscan Order. His head­ Communion Day Langfield, Sister Joseph and quarters are at St. Elizabeth’s Englewood. — (A ll Souls Sister Davidica of the same Friary, Denver. community, from Wauconda, Fort Collins Catechism Classes Parish) — All men of the par­ BREWED WITH Slate of Officers ish .re asked to receive Com­ 111,, were also present at the Catechism classes for the munion in a group in the 7 a.m. family reunion. grada school children o f the Arvada.— (Shrine of St Mass Sunday, Sept. 8. The men Circle to Elect Anne)— The Holy Name MeOtS parish will resume the first also are asked to occupy the PURE ROCKY Saturday in October and the St. Rose’s Circle will hold its Club will resume meetings on front pews in the church on annual election of officers on Thursday, Sept 12. The meet­ Junior Newman Club will hold their Communion Sunday. DREILING MOTORS the first fall meeting the first Wednesday, Sept. 11, at 12:30 ing will be conducted by the Si. Martha'* Circle of the Sunday in October. noon in the home of Mrs. George Buick and GMC Trucks MOUNTAIN new president; Don Quist, and Altar and Rotary Society it Becker, 480 S. Sherman Street. wil! be held in the parish halt Confessions will be heaiyl on tponioring a tale of foods, 230 South College Ave. Phone HU 2-7534 Thursday evening, Septf 5, from Mrs. June Pitt will assist. All at 8 p.m. The speaker for the piet, caket, and rolli after members of the circle are urged evening will be Jim McConaty all the Mattes Sept. 8. Cof­ to be present. of the Boulevard Mortuary. fee end doughnuts will be The circle is still collecting SPRIN6 WATER Refreshments will be served, FiVsf TeocAing Post served in tbe parish hall Betty Crocker coupons to ot^ The firms listed here locumhent* Lilted Biythe-Goodrich For Nun From Denver after the 7 and 9 oMoek tain a set of hollow bandied sil­ deserve to be remembered Other newly elected officers Mattel. verware fo r the parish convent. Mortuary who will take office at this Sister Maiy Richelle, the for­ Confessions for first Friday, Coupons may be mailed or given when you are distributing meeting are Bob Russell, vice mer Patricia Anne Cullen, Sept 6, wil! be heard on Thurs­ to Mrs. Adam Urban, 1697 W. Ambulance Service president; Bob Burns, secre­ daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ day from 4 to 5:80 p.m. and Nevada. your patronage in the dif­ Jack W. Goodrich tary; Barney Bergner, treas- ard J. Cullen of 4448 Decatur from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Commun­ Tbe Holy Nam* Society ferent lines of business. HU 2.3208 rer; and Don Alexander, ways Street, Denver, will teach the ion will be distributed on Fri­ will meet at 8 p.m., Monday, and means chairman. All men second grade at St Rose's Con­ day at 6:30 a.m., before the Sept. 9, in the pariik ball. of the parish are invited to at­ vent, S t Louis, Mo. Mess at 6:60. Altar duty for this week vrill tend. Sister Mary Richelle at­ All men o f the parish are re­ be perform ^ by Mmes. James The new Sunday M««i tended St Dominic’s and St quested to join the small group Evertz, Oren Christopher, schedule, which will go into Catherine’s Grade Schools and o f men who' regularly attend James Payne, and Phil Watson, effect on Sunday, Sept. 15, was graduated from Holy fam ­ the monthly hour of nocturnal members of St. Anne’s Circle. will he at# follow*: 6:30, 8, ily High School in 1962. She adoration in Holy Ghost Mrs. Hal Heffron will' con­ G r e e l e y 9, 10, and 11:15 a.m., and entered the Sisters of Loretto Church. The group will leave tinue as parish correspondent ' € o < M 12il5 and 7 p.m. Ma**e* on in Loretto, Ky., in October of All Souls’ Rectory at 8:26-30 this year. News may be phoned holy day* will be at 6, 7, 8, that year and has been at Web­ Ustis rifriskii{ AM||ICA$ rtNI II«HT Itit p.m. Sept 6. to Mrs. Heffron on Mondays The firms listed here and 9 a.m, and 5:30 and 7:30 ster Groves, Mo., the past two The Mass at 6:50 a.m. on the (W E. 4-8027), or mailed, so p.m. years completing her college first Saturday, Sept 7, will be that it is in Ik f hands b y Mon­ FLOWERS deserve to be remembered On first Friday, Sept 6, the work. She was graduated in offered for'the intention of vo­ day, to 1225 S. Tejon Street. when you are distributing Masses will be at 6:30 a.m. and July. cations at the request o f the Tbe Altar and Rotary b y “Clair Louise” 6:30 p.m. Confessions on the Mr. and Mrs. Cullen, P e ^ , Altar and Rosary Society. All Society will meet on Tburt- Ph. 908 — 907-16th St your patronage in the dif­ eve .of first Friday will be and Richard visited Sister Rich^ society members are asked to day. Sept. 12, at 7:45 p.m. in Greeley, Colo. ferent lines of business. beard from 7:30 to 8 p.m. elle in July. assist at the Mass If possible. , the parish hall. PAGE THIRTEEN Tbvrirfay. S«pt. 5. 19ST OHkt. 9)9 l•■ll•c k Strtat THE DENVEt CATHOLIC REGISTER TaUphone, K a y tto n * 4420S

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O f Huge Boston Shrine Principal Lists THE REGISTER CLASSIFIED GETS RESULTS

SaeraaakI P«ri>k, fer fin i Friday and flrsl Sal- D a a r a r ) arday will be heard ea Than- Year's Faculty ApproxiroaUly 40,000 per- day, Sept. 5, free) SiSO le d 'Phone Today KE. 4-4205 To Place Your Classified Ad in the Register- b ., Bad frem 7i30 le a p.ai, aona>na attended Maaa at Uie new Wsiby. — (Assumption Par- St. Anthony Shrine in down­ 6BMes ea first Friday, Sept. U h ) — H a faculty for the S, will he at €ilS, 7il0, aad town Boston Aup. 16. aecord- radaa of the Assumption 0:10 e 'c i e c k . PERSONALS HELP WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 BUILDING ing to the Rev, Jeremlas Mil­ chool wu announced by Sis- ner, O.F.M., who is in Denver On Friday nifht. Sept. 6, the FEMALE MATERIALS 46A tar Elvira, principal. Thera SJ. PHItOMENA BLESSED SACRAMENT— By Owner Tisitinf his parenta, Mr. and perpetual novena devotions in will be two first grade claseet, 4 Bedroom brick. Double rarare. In­ 6 badroom, Park Kill borne. Mrs. Robert D. MUner. honor o f the Sacred Heart will D R .D . J. SMITH Prefer SpenUh Araeriemn women witl- 630.990 — Name down payment which will be taught by Sister Inf to letm Pdio nuriini end cere laid hard wood floori. Terms for a NEW AND USED beirin at 7:30 o'clock with the REGISTER BOX 1620 MC It is an 11-atory ' buildine tor m ile petient. No experience necee- recitation of the Rosary. The Marcianne and Sister Benigna; Optometrist quick aale. BUILDING MATERIALS eontainine U^ree c h ^ I s and second grade, Mrs. Morgan; (ery. tlO per dey. FR. topic of the short diKUuion Specializing in Contact 1931 Steele EA. 3-4SII hNsHat a Dacei a m a iio i second and third grade com­ Raat will be "The Devotions to the lenses, also Visual training. your property with Sacred Heart of Jesus Consider bined, Mrs. Hoffmann; third Kerdy Wrecking 7292 U. S. Hiwy 8— Derby DO YOU WANT TO DO A SPECIALIST the Whole God Han.” grade, Mrs, Hilterman; fourth Our Lady of Lourdes grade, Mrt. Thom; fifth grade, AT. B-,%93 G O O D W O R K ? in Bast and South Deovet Contractors First Saturday devotions in 2619 Waat »th SL TA. S-40II Mra. Kickham: sixth grade, Sis­ Wintsd eiperieneed, sroman houtt- 3 bedroom frame, fup finiibed base- property: For results list honor o f Our Lady o f FaUma S8th A Corona— Tboratoa keeper for ftmlly of S children. Ajet I mint. I baths. ter Xavier; and. seventh and to 14. Mother Ilk PermaniM job, pri- JOHN F. BRUNO will h ^ n at 9 a.m. on SepL 7 AT. 74926 233S S. Coroaa RA. 2-4567 with Exposition o f the Blessed eighth grade, Sister Elvira. vale room. 6sturda)r oH. Coed per, REALTOR (SrnlBt Appeiatmtnt* lavlt«4) Irinsporietion pild. Iilrtncts. Eaat 22ad * Kaarnay DE. S-4266 Sacrament, and all-dtj^ adora­ PTA Officers F L . 6 -7 4 3 6 tion will continue until Bene­ The president of the PTA, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION diction at 9 p.m. >M e M > M »* i Mary Costigan, announces the ST. PETER AND PAUL The Rosary, prayer.t of repa- Ovr luMleetiee it detlfeed le Owner traniferred and hli loci tc 2 Blocks Holy Fomily following officers and commit­ tlliebitti rheie citet ot ceeeet ktip. SALESMEN 9A your gain on thJi charming 2 bed­ ration, and prayers in petitiont i o n B Y O W N E R Chiroprartic room brick home with large fin- for the conversion o f Russia tee chairmen: Pat Dawson, vice POTENTIAL 613,0(10— A labad recreation room in bate- 3 bodroom brick, plua 3 bodroomi and for world peace are recited president; Mildred Stitch, sec­ Or. F. Eugene Armbruster Y E A R M A N ! ment plua extra plumbins. Lovely in finiibed baiement. Large hourly by men, women, and retary; Rita Miller, treasurer; DE 3-8020 Can you meet people esally — put landicaped yard with double de- kitchen and living room. LOVELY Marie Pfaeii, historian; Grace acroea ideas wiA enthailaam and Uahed garage. IDEAL FAMILY VIEW ACROSS FROM BERKEY children in the parish. All 9 1310 Williams conviction t Then lueratlvs life in- HOME CLOSE TO EVERYTHING. PARK. No aganti members o f the parish are Pagan, auditor; Florence Cian- X Day ead Evaalaf AppeiatBeate •urance aellina is tor yon. Under $17,000 4699 Utica G R. 7 -8116 urired to make a Holy Hour, d o, publicity; league, Phylis CaU SF. 7-6196 This will mark the beginning James, Ann Patterson, and WHEAT RIDGE REALTY o f the ninth year that first Rose Hoffman; hospitality, Mr. Wedding Invitatiens 9B 7006 WEST 36th AVE. Salesmen or Ladies H A . 4 -7 7 7 4 Saturday exercises in honor of and Mrs. Ray Johnson; ways 100 for tl.OO Fine enellty, beautiful ST. PETER a PAUL Our Lady of Fatima have been and means, Dick O'Brien; Civil reited letter princlof. feet tereioe sso.oo 3 9 2 0 Q U A Y Want a Job? 2 bedroomi, tpK iovt living room, din­ observed in the parish. Defense, Larry Michaud; Ooleu, 110 Ittb St. ALS,|ltS. To ChurebM, Oub9. 5eottt«q AAd OrrwlM tiopi. Jg«t m II M Bat* ing ficiiM baiement. 2 Mexico, month. Owner will take home aa will meet Monday evening. these papers is the major means 28, tentative plans were started ton: Ina Rae Purler, Minor (Born down payment end carry balance. in 1919). c/o Mrs. E. E. Seorrln. MerDiags and full Days deserve to be remembered Sept. 9, in the home of Miss of securing the necessary fi­ for the forthcoming style show Rt. 1, Box 136. Arlesla. New Mexico, Coll JoAnn Malloy. The new officers nancial support for the troop. sponsored by the society. Com­ daurbter: Frank H. Conry. Esq., 706 1S31 St. Paul DE 34109 or RA 2-9334 are Mm . Edward J. Donovan, These drives have enabled the plete details will be published W. dth Ave„ Denver. Colorado. when you are distributing Guardian ad Litem for all persons un­ V S W W i W W i JAMES A. HICKAM captain; and Miss Delores troop to participate more fully at a later date. der leral disability. Strutzele, treasurer. your patronage in the dif­ in the various phases o f the The Altar and Rosary Circle Accordinrly. notice it alto hereby HELP TO EXCHANGE 16 REAL ESTATE Jack T. Sheehan is in Mercy scouting program. met on Thursday, Aug. 27, in riven that upon the date aforeatid, or RA. 2-9334 RA. 2-2121 the day to which the hearior may be Elderly Catholic lady In good health ferent lines of business. Hospital, and Mrs. Jean Buf­ On the first Friday, Sept. the parish hall. There were 25 falo has been in St. Joseph's continued, the Court will proceed to withes to there your home or epl. 6, Matte, will be offered at captains present. Twenty cap­ receive and bear proota eoncemlar for lervleee for pert rent. Walking Hospital. tains will remain in All Saints tha belrt ot such deceased, and, upon diitance to Church. East preferred. Confesiioni in preparation 6:10 and 8 8.m. and at 6:30 the proofs aubmitted, will enter a D E . 3 -6 6 6 6 Parish and five will be in the decree in said ettete determlnint who Notre Dame Parish. Christmas are the heira of aueh deceased per­ ROOMS FOR R E N T - cards were distributed at this son, at which hearinr all persons claimlnr to be heirt at law of such FURNISHED 2 0 time, and orders may now be deceased may appear and present taken from members o f the so­ their proofs. SLEEPING ROOMS Andrew Wytowateky 1 or 3 Gentlemen. Cloie to HOLY ciety. Administrator Recommended Firms FAMILY AND REGIS COLLEGE. Published in Denver Cethollc Rerleter G L . 6 -9 0 6 6 Catechism Classes 1st Publication 6-39-67 Parishioners whose children Laat PublluUoB 9-36-67 Fumiehed tleepiag room for em­ attend public schools are re­ ployed peisoB, 3nd floor near bath. for Auto NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT 366 So. Emerson P E . 6 -6 1 4 3 minded o f their obligation to AND DETERMINATION OF have them attend the catechism HEIRSHIP ROOM AND BOARD 22 SERVICE DIRECTORY classes, which will begin on IN THE COUNTY COURT In and for the City and County of MsB pensioner deeirte room mate, KE. 4-4205 SERVICE Monday, Sept 9. Classes will else other vscaaelet for employed Dsnver and State of Colorado be held during the week in the N o. P -8 8 6 6 men or atudenle. Fine food, cloie in. mornings, and afternoons for IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE 1666 Waibington M A . 1 -0 7 1 9 those children attending the OF GERTRUDE DAHLBERG. De­ ASH HAULING FLOOR SANDERS PLUMBING & HEATING ceased. Furnished Apartments 25 half-day sessions. For all others, Notice 1s hereby (Iven that on ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦a* tha 32nd day of October, 1967, I will Mill.v Tra.b Sarvle. classes will begin on Saturday, ST. EUZABETH The O'CON NOR Plumbing Ce. preaent to the County Court of the Fiekop Saturday and Sunday. AL 1109 llth 8U K E . 1 -6 9 3 9 W illiam s Nash, Inc. Sept 14, at 9 a.m. City and County of Denver, Colondo. 6 -1962 . : GUY'S FLOOR SERVICE] 0 Clean 2 room and kitchenette Apt. my acdounia for final aettlement of N Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tynan O n e A d u lt. the administration of said estate, BRICK AND CEMENT Loying Sanding Finishing] E are the parents o f a boy, bom when and where ell persona in Inter­ BETTER Auihorhed Sales & Service at St Joseph’s Hospital Aug. est may appear and object to them. THREE BEDROOMS— 6100.00 (or Salta and Service Vicinity of St. Francis School and Tuck pointing. A.b pita Brick rapaln 27. If they eo dciire. Old Floors a Specialty Call GE. 1-6861 or C L 1-4636 Church. Available SepL 6. Uc«n.cd. P J Gallagb.t. TA. 6-4767 Notice is aleo hereby (iven that 6969 W 44th Ave. 319 So. Uneola R A . 3 -4 1 6 7 The Queen of Peace Circle there hae been filed in aaid estate DAYS EVES. Expert Mechanical Work All Makes will meet in the home o f Mrs. s petition askinr for a judicial aa- Joseph Ridgeway, 2717 S. certainment and determination of the Business Opportunities 30 The firms listed here MA. 3-4191 FL. 5-17171 2 0 3 0 S. U Divertilj SH. 4 - 2 7 8 1 heira of aueh deceased, and lettlni Stuart Street on Sept 11 at forth that the names, addresses end 2030 W. 9th Ava. 8 p.m. relationship of all penons. wbo are deserve to be remembered M ueller Gnu Fumacca OPEN EVENINGS Mrs. Dale Brown o f 1810 S. or claim to be heira ot aaid deecMed, VALUABLE . iniUlled so far as known to the petitioner, are Raritan Street desires a ride as follows to-wit; when you are distributing FURNITURE REPAIRING also for two children to St Louis’ Anna H. Bowman, Rt. 6, Box 166, DISTRIBUTORSHIP Chimney Liaingt' Ceorcetown, Texaa, eiater; Axda J. School. Mrs. Brown may be Antique and better claca of (umituro Johnaon. 610 N.. Palm Ave Wbitder, For Thoao Who W ant a your patronage in the dif­ O'BRIEN Sheet Metal GERARDOT-HERRICK'S Bepairod - Rcfinlihcd • Touch Up contacted by calling WE. Califs elaur: Baainate ot Their Own KE. 4-6047 CH. 4-S6S3 5- 4189. Adopted son of Charles J. R. Dehl- 31 Yra. Expcrlcuec bera, deceased brother of decedent: Expanding TV and Radio ferent lines of business. news may be called J . C L A M B Rtg\»ttT Lswrence Lind Dehiberf. ItOl S. Parts and Supply Accounts 6700 FraaUls A t 6 -7 0 2 6 to Mrs. John McGuire at WE. Elm, Brady, Texas, nephew, mleo child in Local Area. No selling, of Esther ll Lind; PROF. QUILTING S ( ( c e 4 “S io c ^ 6- 3860 or to Mrs. John Flana­ soliciting or technical knowl­ CARPET LAYING gan at WE, 5-6369. Children of Esther L. J4nd, de- SUTTERS cessed sister of decedent: Richard C. edge required. Opportunity Alaake Quilting Shop. Haublne quilt­ GUTTERS - SPOUTS Lind, 1611 N. 2nd, Apt. 16. Freeport, available if you are reliable, ing, rnmodeled down and wool com- IN THE COUNTY COURT Texas, nephew; Edna E. Epperson, Guttcrc lUpairod and Replaced forU. Wool batti (or aal* 6466 R GI m k o * In find tor the City of end County 610 E. Itb, Mishawaka, ladtana. have a good credit rating Archer's Floor Coveriaga Guaranteed — Tborougbly 8rd Are DU 6-3666. of Denver and State of Colorado Experienced and Dependable. •n East Cetfac n ie ce : Cem pl.t. Eapert laatallatiM. No. F-10600 and can invest 83300 cash Children of Teckla V. Carlson, de­ AMERICAN SHEET METAL 4 CITATION TO ATTEND that ie secured. Up to $376 0 C a r p * t. 0 L ia a l.u B Florida S-4491 ceased sister of decedent: Blanehe ROOFING CO. ROOFS AND ROOFING PROBATE OF WILL 0 Til. 0 Formica L. Gattli, 111 W. 19th SL. Georse- a month to start and eventu­ C H . 4 -8 4 9 6 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Don’t Want All the Business— Just Yours” town, Texas, niece; Mildred J. John- **FrM ..tiaxat.. ehoarhilly givm ' OF ANTONIA FABAC. Deceased. ally realise fl9 ,0 0 0 annual soa. 3116 Smith Street, Honitoa, 622SW 2SthAv*. BE 7-1007 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE Texas, niece; Gertrude T. Haaeh- net buhinesa. AfUr Hour* CaU CE. S-0204 North Denvei OP COLORADO. TO: meyer, Rt. I. Del Valley, Texas, niece: If sincerely interested in Ouicn Mary Fabae. 636 W. 11th Arthur C. Carlson, 1696 Imuial Street, Roofing Co. Ave., Denver, Colorado. Dauchter. further information write Ceorwtowa, Texes, nephew: Walter All type, of Roofa. RevoeHag, Heir. lesatee and deviaee; Anna W . Carlson, lilt JttU r St.. AnsUo 4, giving brief outline of back­ R epairing Novak, BL I. Stockyards Station, I GUTTER WORK HAL HUDSON Texas, nephew. ground and phone number. CURTAIN UUNDRIES Licensed and Insured Denver, Colo.. Dauchter, Heir; Accordinrly, notice It also hereby Free Eettmate Uarlent WiUlama. 1719 ' Brooka riven that upon the date aforesaid, B ox 8374 FRANCIS LACE CUBTAIN CLEAN- Commercial Reaideatial ^ fGR. 7-1566 (Day or aight ealleil rfRV/CffIrt Drive. Columbua, Ohio. Granddaatb- ]4 NIL or the day to which tha hMriar may ter. Heir: Bosemary Pfeninx, 307V6 MiaDoapoli*, M inaetota S R lt . CUBTAlNa CBOCHETED wtiovudose be eoBlInned, the Court will proceed Clesaed • Repaired Bank ft., Wallaet, Idaho, Grand- m to receive and hear proofs coaoeriinf TABUXnXjTHa D R A P E B I E R dautbter. Heir: Jamea Broiovleh. the heira of such deeeaaed, and, upon BLANKETS. SPREADS. LINENS New Gutters • Spouts 1619 Lincoln Su. Dewer, Colorado, UPHOLSTERERS tha proofs submitted, will enter a REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 Grandaon, Heir: Lawrence Broxo- CLEANED BT LATEST METBODB decree in aaid estate determiainr Gutter Specialists • Expert upholstery and earpbt eleautat vleb, minor eae 16, 4119 Lincoln B A N D PRESSED ONLY. Itil wbo are the heirs ot lucb deceaeed In your borne or our chop. Carpet 8t„ Denver, Colorado, Graadsoo, person, at whieb hearlar all parsons ST. JAMES KALAHATH. TA. 6-6677. repairiug and laying. Uoyd EUlott, Heir: Jerry Brosovich, minor ate claimlat to be heirs at law i t aueh 641 Wadawortb. BE. 6-6166. 16, 4619 Lincoln St., Denver, Co)o„ Spacious 2-bedroom brick, : Y t n i n f, : ;'»v..v;.v dseeaied may appear and pretent . wn.u r.».N. . Grandson, Heir. FIRE-PLAC^. Ceramic tile Roof Repairs their proofs. PAINTING & fte-Uphelaterieg by reliable firs. l a g T IR fS AmtStm tS . You and each of yon are hereby Andrew Wytowateky, hath, eating apace in lovely notifed that the Instrument . . . pur- Insurance Work 6) yaart axperience— terma 4S

i Telaphene, Keycton* 4^205 Thursday, Stpt. 5, 1957 PAGE FOURTEEN Ottkt, 931 Bcnneck Sfr««t THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TICKET SALE AIDS OWN SCHOOL Five M ore Parishes Junior Parochial League Carnival to Be Sept. 28 The annual Junior Paro­ lightweigbta; Friday, SepL chial League Football Carni­ 20, for heavyweights; and t k J t w i t k A val will be held on Saturday Monday, SepL 23, midgets. J o i n M e n ’ s N i g h t afternoon, SepL 28. Ticket* were diatributed to all the league tchoola at the regular fall meeting of the League Saturday, Aug. 31. Every Hardware? cent realized from the sale Adoration Program o f these tickets goes to the school that sells them. Many TRY schools net close to 11,000 ganization. Its purpose is prayer St. Catherine's, Derby; and St. Repieseaucions /lom the from this affair. and mollification. Augustine's, Brighton; three newly established parishes This coming Saturday, J 'O l b jL f iu of the Denver area, as well as "£)rover is no longer a small, 1- 2 o'clock— CathedriJ, St. Jo-Sept. 7, every boy who hopes from two other parishes that passive Catholic comunity. Now scfrfi's (C SS.R .),St. Mary Mag- to play football this year in had not hitherto joined in the it has grown to cosmopolitan dideae's, St. Cajetan's, and St. the Junior Parochial League FIRST must be weighed in by league program, will take part in the stature and the Catholic popula­ Bernadette's, Lakewood, officials. There will be no Denver’s Most men's Nocturnal Adoration pro­ tion is increasing so fast chat 2- 3 o’clock— St. Vincent de exceptions this season. gram this month. there are five new parishes listed Paul's, St. Dominic's, Our Lady North Division teams will Complete on the schedule for the month. The new p^ishes are Holy o f G ra ce , an d St. T h e re se ’s, weigh in at Holy Family; Hardware Store East Division teams, at Cross, Thornton; Notre Dame, "If all the Catholic men of Aurora; ' f Loyola; and South Sidera at Denver; and Holy Trinity, W est­ Denver would participate in 3- 4 o’clock— Annunciation, Sc.St. Francis de Sales’. Rosters IF IT'S minster. The last of these was Nocturnal Adoration the Holy Francis de Sales', and Mother o f all eligible players with formerly represented as a mis­ Ghost Church would be filled o f G o d ; their weights will be com­ sion. Delegations are also eg- during every hour of the night, 4- 5 o'clock— Blessed ^ra- pleted Saturday, and no new HARD TO FIND name can be added. Monday, and God would really shower ment. Holy Rosary, Sc. Joseph's ^ te d from Sc. Catherioe's Par­ SepL 9, will be the deadline ish, Derby, and St. Augustine’s down His graces and blessings (P olish), Cure d'Ars, and Christ for naming the weight di­ -TRY US- Parish, Brighton. upon the community. the King, Evergreen: vision in which the school T h e m e o w ill p a rticip a te In "W e h6pe that you will join 5- 6' o'clock— Sc. Phiiomroa's,wishes to enter a team, and Free Delivery the year's schedule will be the other Catholic men on the Sc Patrick's, St. Anne's, Arvada; an all-night vigil before the made out that evening. PE. 3-2940 Blessed Sacrament in Holy night before the first Friday.” Holy Family, and Most Ptedous Regular season play opens M n in n D m u Shown from left to right are bein, Jr., attorney for the local Brewery Work­ 3 2 Broadwoy umun ugy Cooney, master of ers’ Unions; and James C. Paradise of Cincin­ Ghost Church, downtown Den­ Mas* will be offered at B l o ^ on Wednesday, SepL 18, for ceremonies fo r the day at the Kr. o f C. Friday nati, 0., general counsel for the Brewery Work­ ver, the night before the first midnight. ConfcMioni are Luncheon Club Aug. 30; Fred C. Pieper, re­ ers' International Union. Pieper spoke on union­ Friday, Sept. 5-6. heard all night, and Holf gional director, A. F. of L.-CIO; Philip Horn- ism and the Coors strike. Edifying Display ' Commanion i* diatribuied every hour after midnight. "It is most edifying,” a id the M isunderstanding at Coors C reated Rev. William Gallagher, di­ Schedule rector of the Nocturnal Adora­ The hours assigned to mem­ tion Society, ' to see the mani­ bers of the various parishes for C o s t l y S trike, D eclares U n i o n H e a d festation of the deep love of the September are as follows: Catholic men of Drover for Our 5-10 o’clock— Assum ption, “ There were no i.ssues be­ Luncheon Club on Aug. 27, Key­ which had caused a “ complete Lord in the Blessed Saaamroc. Welby; Sacred Heart, St. An­ tween the Coors Brewery and ing his remarks to the 75th an­ breakdown in human relationa” its workers which called for a niversary of Labor Day on in the Coors controversy. Every month of thi^ year the at­ thony of Padua's, St. Louis', strike,” said Fred C. Pieper, re­ Sept. 2, Pieper reviewed the Declaring the Coors strike to tendance records continue to be Englewood; Our Lady of Mt. Sure, Fm going.,. gional director of the A.F. of L.- contributions of organized labor be the “ most tragic thing that broken and every mondi new Carmel, Guardian Angcb', All CIO, in an address before the to American democracy and de­ has happened in this area in KnighLs of Columbus Friday plored the mutual “ suspicion” many years,” Pieper said that members are received into the Souls’, Englewood, Our Lady of management and workers lost Nocturnal Adoration Society. It Lourdes, and Holy O oss, Thorn­ How about you? confidence in each other. Bitter­ is most gratifying to see the to n ; ness and confusion developed splendid co-operation of the par­ 10- 11 o'clock— Sc Ignatius ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY until neither side would believe ish priests participating with Loyola's, Sr. Catherine's, St. Jo­ GUY M. ELDER & SONS anything said by the other. “ Tney ceased attempting to their men at Nocturnal Adora­ seph’s, Golden; St. Pius Tenth, Shop for Industrial and Commercial Building understand each other,” he said, tion. Aurora; Holy Trinity. Westmin­ “ and began looking backward 175 Vallejo St. PEarl 3-8930 ster; and Our Lady of the Vis­ instead of forward.” "The Holy Father, the Pope, GREATER OFFICE has granted numerous privileges itation, Westminster; Both Sides Erred and indulgences to the men who 11- 12 o'clock— St. John the EFFICIENCY The Coors management does arc members of the Nocturnal Evangelist's, Presmtation, Sc not understand the objectives of the union, said Pieper, or Adoration Society. In these Rose of Lima's, Christ the King, of f h e ... that the union must be free troubled times we greatly need Sts. Peter and Paul's, Wheat I from interference. The union, the grace and help of G (^, and Ridge; Sc Patricks, Ft. Logan; on the other side, failed to so we should do all we can on and Sc James'; ROCKY MOUNTAIN EMPIRE understand that it was dealing ,with highly individualistic man- our part to obtain these graces. 12- 1 o'clock— Holy Ghost, Sc 'agers who are non-conformists '"The Nocturnal Adoration So­ Elizabeth’s, All ^ncs’, St. and unorthodox in their ap­ ciety is srrinly a spiritual or- Mary's, Littleton; Notre Dame, proach to union matters, he said. Among the union actions he IN K. o r C. HALL BUSINESS questioned were the extension of the previous strike from the porcelain plant to the brewery and the removal of the usual Fri(Jay Luncheon Club “standby crew” from the brew­ ery plant Actions of both com­ pany and union, he said, were unwise rather than illegal. To Hear Mayor on Tax ? . ■ ■ -■ 3 :r: ■. JIZV- Now. . . her* is Ike opportunity for the Expressing pessimism over bueineat owner or manager to be hU own olfiet the restoration o f good human ^ Engaged in a fight for his a proportionate sh^re o f state relations after the “shot-gun n ty income tax program, a funds. Counties outside Den­ effleieney e^qwrt. . . her* U the chance for tb* MMoniemaker’s settlement” o f the strike, Pieper struggle endangering his po­ ver receive several times as necretary, fflaebina operator or d irk to sbop for said there has been a “ carry­ litical life. Mayor Will F. Nich­ much per child in school as­ coat«uCUng Meai that wUl platM sad inprtM the boee. over of wounds on both sides.” olson will address the Knights sistance as Denver does. They Tickets may be obtained FREE at Yet, it’i tb* 1957 Rocky Mountain Empire D ep artm en t of Columbus Friday Luncheon also receive a greater share of any bank or office equipment BuejncM Show, September lOtb, lltb , tnd IZtlw Mony Achievements Club on SepL 6. In this-fiiat state money for their county dealer. Of Labor Reviewed address to a Catholic group roads, although Denver pays a ^ Ptifronise These Reliable and Friendly Firms ■ since announcing hjs return to major portion of the state tax Prefacing the strike discus­ the Catholic faith, the mayor on gasoline. sion by a review of labor You^ll seetthe Itteet of everything your office needa from accounting will deal with the tax contro­ Undaunted by the move for achievements in the little more mtehinet to vleutl tniniog aide. . . autemallon an applied versy. his recall, Nicholson even KITCHEN, BATH, or CELLAR DRAIN... than 100 years in which it has to offic* procedure*. . . lb* greeter output *t leai ^ of tb* signed the recall petition. His been organized, Pieper cited the No sooner did Nicholson be­ fully automated organization. Whatever you do, don't mi*t: ROTO-ROOTER “ RAZOR-KLEENS” 'EM ALL THE SAME supporters say that the mayor’s following as contributions to come Mayor in June, 1966, position is like that of a captain American democracy: o f a ship at sea. If the ship en­ R O T O - R O O i (1) First organization to pro­ countered bad weather, they mote public schools, (2) eight- say, should the crew ask that ROCiCy MOUNTAIN fMP/RE hour day, (3) five-4iay week, the captain and the officers (4) child labor legislation, (5) “walk the plank?” workmen’s compensation, (6) Garvin's Sewer Service Social Security laws, and (7) Catholic men and thair minimum wage acts. guedt are iavited to hear USINESS SHOW Exclusive Rofo-Roofer Operatprs Although generally accepted the mayor at the luBcheon SP. 7-4227 200 E. 4th Ave. now, thcM measures were vio­ which will be held in tha K. Stpt. 10-1M2-10 a.n. to 9 p.a. daily-Sopt. 10-1M2 M l * - lently attacked when first pro­ of C. Hall, 1575 Grant Street posed, Pieper stated. As an ex­ Denver, at noon Sept. 6. CITY AUDITORIUM ARENA • DENVER The program will end at S fon terti by cbe D m ttr O kuyttr WaTionef .4>Mci*riM a f .IceeaaiMt* Tht Only NsliontI S tw tr Ssrvtce Mailabl* Locallyly W jjjjW ample, one of the first objec­ tions to the education of ail 1 p.m. sharp. children, seriously advanced, Bacon & Schramm was that everyone would be­ [“ “ 3030 W. 44th A V E .n x x x x r come an employer and there CompoBitioo Roofing ^ould be no workers. Tile Roofing ENGLEWOOD Pointing out that democracy is weak in those countries Roof Repairing Heating Company where labor is not strongly or­ 4020 Brighton Bird. ganized, Pieper said that labor’s Serviltj Entire Englewood ind CH. 4-6563 Denver Aree 'freedom is taken away in Com­ Autborieed LenDoi De«1er munist countries. Funiecee and Air ConditioolBg COMFORT Admitting that labor is “now THE BEST IN LUGGAGE <1 Ml KIWI before the bar of public opin­ ion,” Pieper predicted that it All M akei Furnace* If you are caught in the “ SQUEEZE” be­ will rise from its present trou­ Mayor Will F. Nichelton Inetalled, Serviced tween a growing family and the “ tight money” end Repaired bles and become stronger than than he began a vigorous ever. “ The sources of labor’s championing o f Denver’s rights. market, here is a suggestion: • Heating strength are inexhaustible,” he First, he asked the State Legis­ Your I said, “ because its purposes are lature to do someth!^ about Please Call EiL 157B • Air Conditioning I morally right and socially just.” Persons already owning their homes are 1 5 4 4 I ’n ; <-14SI giving Denver proportional rep­ • Sheet Metal Work Phone GE 3 -3 $ $ l resentation in that body, a finding that i( is much easier to get money for Phone SU 1-W9-J right given to all sections of Is Our Free Checkup and Eetinale Colorado by the Constitution remodeling than it is to borrow for a new house. or Dajr and Night Service Colorado Students ♦ o f the state. 1065 W . Hampden And remddeling is often a better deal, you D oor Bell SATRIANO When the Legislature did not GL 5-4323 ♦ Frank W ater*, Prop. know whal your present house needs to meet Feted on Leaving act, Nicholson succeeded in ♦ BROTHERS having a constitutional amend­ your current requirements. You already have ♦ For Notre Dome ment placed upon the baUot a lawn, priceless shade trees and many other TIMELY ♦ JANITOR which would guarantee propor­ REPAIRS ♦ Please Patronize tional representation. The mea­ conveniences. SERVICE A night of orientation was ♦ sure was defeated, principally, Your REGISTER held SepL 4 at the Denver by those living outside Denver. Saves You Many, Many Dollars ♦ * Rug and Upholsteryk, Start with the basement— .4 Modern Heat­ Cleoning Advertisers and Athletic Club for students from N«xL the mayor began a ♦ Colorado who plan to attend campaign to obtain for Denver ing System will provide a great deal of addi­ —especially when O’Connor * Guoranteed Mention ♦ the University o f Notre Dame. tional usable space for that extra shower Is Doing Your Plumbing ♦ Mothproofing THE REGISTER Sponsored by the Colorado ♦ * Floor Waxing ond Notre Dame Chib and the K. of C. Council room, bedroom, or recreation room. Polishing Notre Dame alumni, the oc­ We Carry Only the BEST Lines ♦ casion provided the boys with ♦ * Walls ond Windows an opportunity to view the 539 Considering Your Home Can Be Comfortable With ♦ Washed campus and activities at the VISIT OUR SHOWROOM! ♦ EXPERT - DEPENDABLE school, via film; and a chance to meet some o f the students ♦ INSURED Increase in Dues Call Vs for Free Estimates already attending. “ U t i li t y ” ♦ Denver Council 539, the old­ G l- 5-5754 and CL. S-B2S9 1517 OieYCent P iM l U . 5-5251 Future Notre Dame men ♦ (C elfii It Sreidwiy) from Pueblo, Colorado Springs, est Knights of Columbus coun­ HEATING * COOLING ♦ 2836 W . 44tb Ava. and Denver were present. Karl cil in Colorado, is considering Chambers, president o f t)ie its first increase in dues since Colorado Club o f Notre Dame, 1910. A resolution is under Electrical Contracting & Repairing and Glenn Menbennett, presi­ study boosting the dues from $1 dent of the Colorado Alumni er month to |1.60 effective dGec TlsimmsAA, Qo. Club of Notre Dame, were on San. 1, 1958. EARL J. STROHMIAGER hand to welcome the ineniwtng One of the reasons given in Professional AIR CO^DITIOyiNG Coniractors 3800 LOWELL BOULEVARD freshmen and help iBiaiUBriM the resolution for the proposed Electric Company them with the curricular and increase is that “ a serious' ques­ extra-curricular activities of tion exists as to what, if any, 2828 WEST 44th AVE, GR. 7 -5 9 3 0 Llcaaaed and Boadad the university. money-raising activities can be M onday and Friday— 9 a.m. to 9 p.nt. conducted in the future.” M em ber Netional Electrical Contractore Aea'n. OPEN {[Toetday,” ...... Wadnaaday, Tknnday - and Tb* Arm* liiua bar* d*»*rv* P H O N E G E. 3-4365 The proposal is being pushed Saturday— 9 a.m. (ill 5 p.m. 1178 Stoat St. AC. 2-5733 I* be remembartd wbea yen era Slatrlbutiat your patraaag* Is to meet an operating deficit tb* diffareat Unaa of bseiaaat. and increased coats. n X X X l We Give Pioneer StamnsTTTTr!

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