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Msgr. Bosetti to Present Vincentian Fathers at St. Thomas’ seminary, Denver, have received word of the death of the Very Rev. Charles L. American Premiere of New Mass Souvay, superior general of the Congregation of the Mission and of the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, in Paris, France, Dec. 19. Fath‘er Souvay, a native of France, Dramatic Midnight Services was an American seminary professor for 29 years. He was president of Kenrick seminary, Webster Groves, Mo., from 1926 to 1932. He has served as superior general since 1933. Father Souvay was also noted as To Usher in Feast of Christinas an author, being a frequent^con- tributor to Biblical and historical Beginning at 11:45 Christmas as the sermon, which Archbishop leriodicals. Besides the degrees of “ Glory to God in the highest” CHILD ILFARL Doctor of Sacred Theology and of will resound in Denver churches eve,'^LZ will carry the Midnight Spellman is expected to deliver. Philosophy, he was awarded the as Catholics of the city usher in M:^ss. The Cathedral vested Magnificent New the Feast of Christmas at dra choir, under the direction of the degree of Doctor of Sacred Scrip matic midnight services. The Most Rt. Rev. Joseph J. Bosetti, V.G., Vestments to Be Used ture in 1912. Owing to the di^ I f Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr will will sing the Mass in honor of St. IS iJDR M l turbed conditions in Europe, it is One of the most magnificent sets } lead the diocese in commemorating Charles, by Prof. Armando Anto- of gold vestments ever seen in this not known when a general assem the birth of the Son of God. A nelli, the first time it will be heard part of the country ■will be worn bly of the congregation may be i f convoked for the election of his Solemn Pontifical Midnight Mass in this country. Prof. Antonelli for the first time at the Midnight II’ at the Cathedral will highlight the is director of the choir of Capella Mass in the Denver Cathedral. Im OFCHflfilTILS successor. observance, and will be broadcast Giulia at St. Peter’s Basilica in ported from St. Gall, Switzerland/ The following account of Father over KLZ. Prior to the local ob Vatican City, which sings at all by the Cathedral Altar and Rosary The transcendent bond of love between God and man, as represented in this picture servance the Mutual Broadcast functions in the Basilica except The Rev. Elmer J. Kolka in a society, the set includes all the vest of the Virgin Mother and her Divine Child, a reproduction of the first Christmas scene ing company will carry services those at which the Pope officiates. ments necessary for full Pontifical radio broadcast over KLZ Thurs from New York. He is a noted organist and a mem services—a chasuble, four dalma by an old master, is never more needed than today. This thought has been so well day afternoon, Dec. 21, declared ber of the Academy of St. Cecilia. tics, two copes, a humeral veil, and captured in the annual Christmas tnessage of Hattie Horner Louthan, noted author, that child welfare work consti Beginning at 10:10 Sunday eve all the small pieces, such as mani professor emeritus of English at Denver university, and teacher at the Regiker college tutes the major function of the Catholic Charities and is the para ning, KFEL in Denver and the ples, stoles, a chalice veil, and a of journalism, that her verse is here reproduced for readers of the paper: Mutual system will carry a broad cover for the missal stand. mount concern of the Church. Fa cast of the Solemn Pontifical Mid Made of non-tarnishing cloth of ther Kolka was the guest speaker From beat of drum and battle cry, From brother-feud in ruthless strife, Oh, turn for one forgiving hour, on the Community Chest monthly night Mass in St. Patrick’s Cathe gold, the vestments are trimmed in From war's infernel knell, Let blood-reprisals cease. dral, New York. The broadcast flame red and are decorated with From black-out’s shrinking dread, broadcast, which is devoted to From wreck of homes and hearts and Oh, come to blessed Bethlehem, publicizing the various Chest will last through the duration a distinctive form of the ancient From choking gas and blazing torch, hopes DEATH RECALLS A Alpha and Omega symbol for God, "To calm and sweet release, agencies, and represented the of tfie Mass,, at whjch the Most And storm of steel and lead. No human tongue can tell, REMARKABLE FEAT the beginning and end of all things. Come, kneel beside a crib where smiles Catholic Charities. He described Rev. Francis J. Spellman, Arch From states gone mad with lust and The death o f Father John P. The design is unique and will not From futile waste and futile wound. The Babe of Love and Peace! the work of the Charities staff in bishop of New York, will preside. greed, Walsh, pastor of St. Mary’s church, be reproduced. handling a variety of cases, and Pietro Yon, world-famed organist, And heaps of futile dead— From hate and man-made hell— —Hattie Homer Louthan, Littleton, recalls a bit o f heroism will play at the Mass, and the Ca The vestments will be on display stressed the value of work as a jn getting an education that stands thedral male choir will sing. Spe at the Cathedral rectory from 3 to social factor and influence for almost without parallel in Colo cial microphones are being in 5 Friday afternoon, Dec. 22, and good in the community. rado. W'hen he was a man o f stalled in St. Patrick’s to pick up all pastors of the city have been Father Kolka’s address follows: 25, he decided to go ahead with all responses of the choir as well invited to inspect them. Denver Man Has Spent 15 Years Child welfare is the major part obtaining the education necessary Regis College of the work of the Denver Cath to fulfiP his ambition to become olic Charities. Provision is made a priest But he had only a grade Will Gipe Play to meet the problems and needs of school education. Without having Regis college will present an Building Christmas Crib Scene the child from infancy to adult the regular course cut a particle, unusual radio play Saturday eve life. But this work would be im he spent the next twelve years in ning over station KOA at 7:30 p. possible without the assistance of school, going through high school, m. It is a half-hour adaptation “ Putting the kick to boredom” dreamed by a lad who came near the three figures. He was a stu you, the people of Denver, through the classics, philosophy, and then of a true story of the old West— — at the same time catching on being a Christmas gift himself dent at Sacred Heart school, your contributions to the Com finishing up with four years o f OF ST. JOSEPi'S a story of how the first Christmas miniature replica Christ’s birth in (his birthday is Dec. 22), lie the where he was later graduated. To munity Chest. And it is through a stable — is no idle boast of theology. He was a mature man' Mass was said in Virginia City, chagrin and disappointment that day he is a locomotive fireman, Chest funds that substantial as Otto Gerspach, 3241 Champa, working among boys during most Mont. The rough and ready min came to Otto 15 years ago. At but now as then he uses many a sistance is available in studying o f this lengthy course. ers there, hard-boiled but strong Denver. He has just realized a that time his grandmother sent spare moment in projecting to and formulating a, more adequate He was not a brilliant student, in their Old-World faith, bought boyhoo(^ dream , completed a him three figures, two angels and reality his picture of (jod’s com and comprehensive program of Father SouTay, C.M. but he was satisfactory because IS the town theater and remodeled hobby of 15 years-in. an unusual an infant in a crib; but the .boy ing to earth as a babe. All of his child welfare. he. was a steady plugger possessed it overnight to be a suitable dwell portrayal of the first Uhristmas. wasn’t satisfied with-Hhis -emjJi efforts Weren’t successful. He The children’s department of Souyay’s Uf» was prepgre«l for this o f a good fund o f common sense. ing for the Infant Christ. The If that’s a long time on a sin but inspiring memorial to the has built and rebuHt the grotto the Catholic Charities, moreover, paper by priests at St. Thomas’ The Rev. Thomas Condon, C. gle project of faith without ma Christ Child. Consequently, he more times than he can remem seminary: When younger men had difficul SS. R., former pastor of St. Jos true story was found in the his has the co-operation and assist terial reward, the finished picture determined himself to create a ber. But each trial and error ties, they often went to him for eph’s parish, Denver, died in St. toric archives of St. Louis uni ance of other welfare organiza The Very Rev, Charles L. Sou- belies any waste of Otto’s artistic more suitable setting for his “ pup when rectified lent to the subject advice. Louis, Mo., Dec. 16, following a versity last year by Mr. Gregory tions and agencies of the com ray, C.M., Ph.D., S.T.D., S.S.D„ skill or adaptation of color. pets,” something that would more something of a new skill in artis Born on Christmas day, 53 years four years’ illness of brain tumor. Huger, S.J., now teaching at Regis. munity and state. The child wel was born at Saulxures-sur-Mose- ago, he died in the sixteenth year He was so impressed he cast the For the depicted reality of his aptly describe the story upper tic splendor. lotte, France, Dec. 15, 187(1. He He was born in 1872, professed fare division of the state depart o f his priesthood aiid was buried incident in radio script and it was handiwork, which recaptures the most in his mind. Spent Time in Research ment of public welfare, in addi received his primary education at just a few days before Christmas. as a Redemptorist in 1898, and presented successfully in St. Louis. solemn beauty and dignity of the Otto was 11 when he received ordained a priest in 1903. Hours he spent in research tion to other services, aids in mak the public school, St. Maurice-sur- As his body was carried to the Taking part in this production first scene at the manger, has few among ancient history books, get ing investigations when requests Moselle, and at the school of grave in Mount Olivet, the music Father Condon served at the will be several Regis college stu counterparts in Denver. It has Government Asked ting a background of the Bible are received from other communi Pierre de C h a i 11 o t. Seminary o f the Christmas carol. Holy Night, Denver Redemptorist parish from dents: Don Christopher, Francis been acclaimed by hundreds of story. Also he took great n ^ s ties for placement of children in studies were made at St. Nicholas came from the Gallagher singing 1916 to 1921 and in his term of McCabe, Roland Zarlengo, Joseph religious, clergy, and laity who To Preserve Rare to follow the advice of ^.Father our Catholic institutions and pri du Chardonnet, Paris, and the tower. office a Mormon church, located Stein, Robert Magor, Bernard Ma- have visited at the Gerspach Victor Winter, S.J., who was vate foster homes. Seminary of St. Sulpice, Issy, Colorado within a few years across from St. Joseph’s chprch, gor, and Robert Byers. The Rev. home, where Otto’s private shrine greatly interested in tl\e youth’s Our children’s department has France. In 1893 he entered the was purchased, reconditioned, and more is going to have a diocesan E. A. Conway, S.J., is directing. was constructed in his spare time. Colorado Deposit self-provided, hobby. the help of the juvenile court in Congregation of the Mission and clergy composed almost entirely o f turned into a home for the Sisters Assisting are the author, Mr. Hu Nearly a ‘Gift’ Himielf With plaster of paris, gunny placing many neglected and de continued his preparation for the native sons. .But it was still some of Mercy, who teach in the parish ger; Mr. J. V. Roach, S.J., and Behind this unusual repro In a report addressed to W. C. sacks, cigar boxes, old springs, pendent boys and girls in foster priesthood at the mother-house of thing o f a rarity to have a native school. The church was also re Mr. W. L. Rossner, S.J. duction of the Nativity, which was the Vincentians, Paris. decorated while he was pastor. Mendenhall, director of the If. S. and any other usable item, the homes or institutions, where they ordained when Father Walsh was receive adequate care. Again, in In addition to the Denver pas geological survey, regarding the yourf^^creator built something He was sent for higher studies raised to the priesthood. uncovering of a rare geological unique in miniature reproductions stitutions through child welfare to the Minerva university, Rome, His funeral was attended by torate, he also headed congrega tions in Detroit, Mich., and De Bill Roche Crowds Vast formation on the Fort, Logan army of Bethlehem’s memorable event. planning have given assurance to where he won a medal for Syriac about 45 priests, who came from reservation, the Rev. Conrad Bil- Within the tiny stable, delicately (Turn to Page — C olu m n S) (Turn to Page i — Column 5) all sections o f Colorado. Some o f Soto, Mo. gery, S.J., of Regis college makes built and finely detailed, he the laity, too, traveled many miles His funeral services, held Tues placed the haloed figure of the to attend, particularly those who day, Dec. 19, in St. Louis, were a special plea that immediate steps Flies High, Wide, and Handsome be taken to preserve the deposit Christ Child in the manger. Gath came from his former parish. attended by the Rev. Eugene Charity Into Busy Life until geologists have had more ered about are the Blessed Mother Crested Butte. Witte, C.SS.R., a member of the Denver community. time to examine it. and St. Joseph, with the shep ‘You CanH Beat the Dutch’ herds and angels nearby. - The A GREAT NEW MASS “ There will be no .empty bed injDonough (the late Monsignqr.^ J. Only a few outcroppings of this my house so long as decent men T red McDonough, pastor of Blessed formation, known as the limy con three Wise Men are found ap When the mu$ic o f a new Mass proaching the stable along a Is sung for the first time in some De Paul Group'Plans are forced to walk the streets” is Sacrament parish, Denver) to- glomerate, have been ^uncovered a fairly accurate summary of Wil gether, and knit the bonds of a in the Denver basin and many of glass-graveled road, and the Star —Even if He Is Irish! o f the European countries, the of Bethlehem is resplendent in public is so interested that the Ckrislmas DreakfasI liam T. (Bill) Roche’s philosophy friendship that linked the two un these can no longer be examined. the distance. musical critics attend and write of life. For 30 years Denver has til death claimed the prelate a few Father Bilgery points out in his (By John Arnold) a comment on it just as they would For Unemployed Men known Bill, and has been enriched years ago. When Bill entered the report that the WPA is rapidly Old Mill in Foreground Texas, faced his prop into dri-ving if a new grand opera were pro by his public service. To cite the Milford school, Freddie McDon stripping away the deposit as it From an old mill in the fore Dame Fortune’s weather eye sleet over Michig;an waters, and list of civic and Catholic organi ough was student manager of ath cuts the grade for a new road. ground flows a thin stream, and must have twinkled when Lieuten floundered his wings in raging duced. America is still far from The St. Vincent de Paul society zations to which he contributes letics and a baseball zealot. An There are still many questions to the right is an historic well, ant Richard Schumacher won his downpours along the coast of the that stage o f Old World culture, will serve its annual Christmas his time and money would sur oft heralded unassisted triple play puzzling geologists about this par with thatched roof and time-worn silver wings at Kelly field four Hawaiian islands. but it ought to be significant when breakfast to approximately 200 prise even the jovial Irishman manufactured by Bill was the mas ticular formation, Father Bilgery braces, where are gathered women years ago. Maybe she slipped the a notable Mass is sung here for the unemployed men at the Working FHe* 290 Miles Per first time. ,-himself. Being a literal con ter strategem that linked the two said, and if a goodly portion can dressed in the bright costumes of young Irishman (believe it or not) Even Buck Rogers holds no aces men’s club, 1824 Larimer street, structionist of the Scriptures, he inseparably. be preserved at Fort Logan, they the day. On either side of the some loaded dominoes for good The M ena San Carlo, written by following the 8:15 Mass at Holy on this Irishman’s acceleration seldom lets his left hand know Heeding Horace Greeley’s ad- should find the answers to at least stable, above and on the moun- measure; at any rate he hasn’t Commendatore Armando Antonelli, Ghost church Christmas morning. among the clouds. In fact he might organist o f the Capella Giulia in (Ttiimto Page 2— Column S) some of them. (Tiim to Page 4 — C olu m n 6) made a bad pass in the air after have got an inspiration last sum Members of the society will as nearly 2,000 hours’ flying time, or St. Peter’s Basilica at Vatican City, sist in serving the men. Dona mer, when Schumacher knifed will be sung for the first time in cracked a wing or landing gear through the sky between Cheyenne tions of funds or foodstuffs for in more than 4,000 steps down (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) the breakfast will be welcomed. and Denver in the whole sum of Christmas Programs in Local Churches from the skies. 20 minutes, at an average speed of Two Requiem Masses Sung Furthermore, he has flown every 290 miles per. The flight was made ST. ELIZABETH’S CHURCH ST. PHILOMENA’S CHURCH in his favorite plane, the pursuit The following are the programs job, and, according to the lieuten of Christmas services at Catholic 11th and Curtis Sts. East 14th Ave. and Detroit St. Franciacan Fathers, Very Rev. Angelus ant, “ it is one of two flights that ‘W arrior of Christ’ Is churches in*Denver and vicinity: Very Rev. Dr. William M. Higgins, Tintle, O.F.M., Superior Pastor stick out most in my mind.” The CATHEDRAL Masses at 6, 7:30, 9, 10:30, and 12 Midnight Mass. Low Masses at 6. 7, other concerns a mad dash from East Calfax at Logan St. noon. Solemn Midnight M ass: “The Christ Child"...... Coombs 8, 9, 10. 11. and 12 o’clock. Benediction Washington, D. C., to hear Mass Moat Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D.D., ...... Soprano solo, Miss Alice Johnston...... of the Most Blessed Sacrament. in Cleveland, 0., which he made Eulogy of Fr. Walsh Biehop of Denver SOLEMN MIDNIGHT MASS Processional, “ The Heavens Are Rt. Rev. Moniignor Hugh L. McMenamin, Telling"...... Haydn’s “Creation" “ Silent N igh t" (a cappella)...... F. Gruber in less than four hours’ flying time. Rector The choir will sing Haydn’ s second Kyrie. Gloria, and Credo, from Missa de Personally, the lieutenant at “ A valiant warrior of Christ” The Most Rev. Bishop Urben J. Vehr Mass in C. with the Benedictus from Nativitata Domini...... J. A. Korman tributes his strange contract with rte Cathedral by the Most Rev. will celebrate Solemn Pontifical Midnight Weber’s Mass in G. Christmas Oratorio (Pastorale)...... fate to the .nstigation of another, was the Rev. Dr. D. A. Lemieux’s Bishop Urban J. Vehr. Before the Mass. There will be-Solemn Mass, coram Soloists at the M ass: Soprano, Alice ...... Lambilotte to someone who needs no machine description of the Rev. John P. Mass about 45 priests chanted the Episcopo, at 10:30, with Low Masses at Johnston; altos, Tressie Howard and Sanctus, Benedictus, and Agnus Dei, from Missa de Nativitate...... Korman Walsh, pastor of St. Mary’s church, Office of the Dead. At both St. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 12:16. The Cathedral Loretta Gowen; tenors. Jack Whyte and in the stratosphere. “ I’ve never vested choir, under the direction of the Joseph Bauer; bass, Joe Knopke. “ Gesu Bambino" ...... P. Yon left dear old terra firma yet with Littleton, who died Saturday, Dec. Mary’s church and the Cathe 'Adeste Fideles"...... A. Novello Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph J. Bosetti, Offertory, “ Adeste Fideles"...... Novello out a SL Christopher’s medal on 16. In his sermon at the Solemn dral hundreds of friends and ac will sing the Mass in honor of St. Trio, Josephine Woeber, soprano; Jack BENEDICTION Whyte, tenor: Joe Knopke. bass. me somewhere,” he explained, Requiem Mass in Littleton Tues quaintances attended the services. Charles, by Prof. Armando Antonelli. It "Adeste Fideles" ...... A . Novello day morning. Father Lemieux is a liturgical Maes and this will be the Communion hymns sung by Regina ‘Hodie Christus Natus E s f"...... (Turn to Page ^ — C olu m n i ) Assisting Bishop Vehr at the Mass first time it has ever been sung in this Reilly. Melva Davis, Tressie Howard, and ...... J. A. Korman paralleled the life of St. Paul in were the Rev. .James P. Flanagan, country. Loretta Gowen. “ Silent N ight" ...... F. Gruber his zeal for souls with that of Fa assistant priest; the Very Rev. Officers assisting Bishop Vehr at Mid Recessional, “ Gesu Bambino"...... Ton Cantique N oel" ...... Adam YOUTHFUL VICTIM ther Walsh, and cited St. Paul’s night Mass will be the Rev. Barry Joe Knopke and chorus . “ O Salutaris H ostia" ...... A. Mauro Harold V. Campbell and the Rev. Agnes Piccoli, organist. Josephine Wogan, assistant priest; the Rev. Francis “Tantum Er^o" ...... Lejeal letter to Timothy: “ I have fought Woeber, director. Leo M. Flynn, deacons of horfor; J. Kappes and the Rev. Arthur Lucy, ‘Jesu Redemptor Om nium "...... P. Yon William T. Roche The children’s choir will sing at the 9 OF TRAFFIC CRASH the good fight, I have finished my Father Lemieux, deacon; the Rev. deacons of honor; the Rev. Edward Miss Anne O’Neill, director. Miss course, I have kept the faith,” as Breen, deacon; the Rev. Richard Duffy, o'clock Mass under the leadership of the Mamie O’Haire, organist. Anthony Elzi, subdeacon, and the what his right hand does. Of all Sisters of St. Francis of the school. an appreciation of the deceased subdeacon; the Rev. Bernard Callen, Choir members: Sopranos, Rita La WASGATEGHUMEH Rev. Bernard Cullen, master of Billjs’ claims to the esteem of Den master of ceremonies. There will be singing of catols at the Tourette. Margaret Daly. Helen Burns, priest. Following the Mass at ceremonies. Bishop Vehr preached. 10:30 and 12 o’clock Masses. Harry Lynn Blaise, Margaret McQuade, Ange- ver’s citizenry, his spontaneity in James will be at the’ organ at the 9 Littleton, a Solemn Pontifical answering every call for charitable line CHbaro, Monica Ryan, and Mary Joseph Nixon, 17, of Colorado Mass of Requiem was offered in Born on Chriitmai Day HOLY GHOST CHURCH o’clock Mass. Louise Tully: altos, Irene Keefe, Sarah Father Walsh was born in Lead- assistance ranks him as a candi 19th and California Sts. Higgins. Catherine Olmetead. Josephine ^ Springs, who died after an acci ville Dec. 25, 1886. He made his date for Denver’s No. 1 Catholic Very Rev. Monslgnor John R. Mulroy, Hagman, Catherine Lahr, and Margaret dent involving a car in which he Dr. D. G. Monaghan Is preparatory studies at Regis col gentleman. Pastor Denver Girl Given Conway: tenors. A. J. Quinlivan, Edwin was driving thi-eC nuns and an Carr, and T. H. Walker; basses. Martin other youth from the Springs to lege, Denver, 1912 and 1913, and at Back at the turn of the cen Masses at 6, 7:15, 8:15. 9:16, 10:16. O’Haire, Charles Lamberty, and Leo 11:15, and 12:16. Solemn Midnight Mass III After Operation St. Benedict’s college, Atchison, tury, Bill was being thoroughly Charity Nuns’ Garb Wagner. Pueblo, was a catechumen, it be lit 12:10. came known this week. Young Kans., from 1913 to 1918. His philo disciplined in the three R’s at a Processional, “ Silent N ig h t"...... Gruber sophical and theological studies ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’ CHURCH Nixon would have completed his pretentious school in Milford, Missa Regina Pads ...... Pietro Yon Miss Ann Schwieder, a graduate 300 South Sherman St. Dr. D. G, Monaghan, noted Den Offertory, “ 0 Quam Suarig E s t "...... course of instructions in the faith were pursued at St. Thomas’ semi Mass. Although he was possessed of Annunciation high school and Rt. Rev. Monslgnor John J. Donnelly, ver eye specialist, is seriously ill nary, Denver, from September, of enough innate CTey matter to ...... Pietro Yon Pastor in time to receive his First (Com at St. 'Joseph’s hospital following Communion, “ Gesu Qambino."..Pietro Yon St. Joseph’s school of nursing, Den Rev. Lap J. Thoma In charge munion Christmas. 1918, to June, 1924. He was or hit the honor roll without any Recessional, “ Adestss Fideles"...... Novello Lieut. Schumacher an operation. His home- is at 555 ver, received the garb of the Sis Low Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and One of the nuns in the car, all dained priest June 15, 1924, by the heroic application, a n d also Sung by the Holy Ghost quartet— Al 12. High Mass at 5. Solemn Mast at East Eighth avenue and his office bert Mander. James Powell, Joe O’Neil, ters of Charity of Leavenworth model ship the air corps provided, of whom were teachers at St. Most Rev. John Henry Tihen, for equipped with sufficient wit to jolt midnight. is in the Majestic building. The and Ferdinand Cain, Wilma Gerspach, Monday morning, Dec. 18. Her Mass In E Flat ...... Leonard from the sea-going amphibian to Mary’s school, baptized the youth. the Diocese of Denver. belligerent professors back to san organist. Monaghans are one of the most name in religion is Sister Alice Carols...... Junior and senior choirs the glorified glider, but has never Father Walsh served in the Dio ity, Bill Roche’s first interest lay He was removed to the Glockner prominent Catholic families in Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Marie. Receiving a nun’s vesture Offertory ...... “Adeste Fideles" bailed out or made a forced land sanatorium, where the Last Sacra cese of Denver all the years of his on the ball diamond. By a strange after the 12:16 Mass. Reposition and Solo, William Scheiman Denver and John, a son, is a stu at the same service was Miss Clar ing. All of it wasn’t in top-ceiling priesthood. From July 1, 1924, to coincidence it was baseball that Benediction at 6:16 p. m. Christmas Ave Maria ...... Schubert ments were given to him befoi-e dent at St. Thomas’ seminary. hymns and carols will be sung at the Low issa Jackson of Helena, Mont., now Solo, A. Alcorn weather either, for he has wal (Turn to Page i — Colum n i ) first brought Bill and Freddie Mc- his death by the Rev. William Masses on Christmas day. Sister Mercita. (Turn to Page 8 — Column S) lowed in shuffling dirt storms of Kelly. 1939 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 Thursday, Dec. Book of Poems by REQUIEM MASS FOR |ISGR. McQONOUGH 9 Open Open Nites Niles TO BE SUNG BY FR. H. V. CAMPBELL Former Denverite Reduced (Blessed Sacrament Parish) be subdeacon. Both of these soon after Christmas for a six COTTRELL'S An anniversary Requiem Mass young men are attending St. weeks’ vacation in California. long distance will Tje sung by the pastor, the Thomas’ seminary. Among •those from Colorado Just Off Press Very Rev. Harold V. Campbell, Pack Cub Meets university who are spending the t ^ “f A t A l a n i, S i o t a Dec. 23 for the repose of the soul A pack meeting was held in the holidays at home are Jane Hessel- school hall Tuesday evening, Dec. bine, Margaret Ann Collins, Grace rates for your 621 fIXTEEHTH ST« The St. Anthony Guild press of the Rt. Rev. J. Frederick Mc 4S 19. Fifty parents and 25 cubs Wagner, Dick Pearse, and Harry of Paterson, N. J., has just pub Donough. Monsignor McDonough McGrayel, Jr. lished Blue Shadows and Other was founder of the parish and its were present. Ten of the cubs were unable to attend because of Mrs. Frank Sabine entertained holiday calls Poems ($1), a volume written by pastor for 24 years. At the re St. Ann’s circle at lunch Tues Margery Cannon Murphy, former quest of the Wednesday Bridge sickness. The cub charter for the day, Dec. 19, with 16 members at Denver social worker. The au club, a Requiem Mass is being year 1940 was presented to the $35 TOPCOATS roup by Mr. Miller, cub director, tending. Guests for the afternoon thor, who is B graduate of Lo' celebrated Friday morning for the repose of the soul of Monsignor ervice stars for one year’s serv were Mmes. A. M. Wolfe and Curtis retto Heights college, has served Frieburger. Prizes were won by f9 on the staffs of both St. Anthony’s McDonough. ice were awarded to Myles Dolan, "Merry Christmas” by telephone will bring joy & OVERCOATS Billy Dwyer, Robert Nadeau, Mmes. Walter Coughlin and H. J. Neighborhood house and Little At the Midnight Mass on Christ^ Bobby Fahey, Billie Faltenmeier, Von Detten. Gifts were exchanged and happiness to someone far away who can’f be Flower Social center. She and mas,the Rev. John Regan will be by the members and each one also Frederick V. Murphy, Washington, deacon and Robert Banigan will Paul Kueser, Frank Mayer, James with you. Reduced long distance rates will be Mosier, Joseph Murphy, Robert brought articles of food to be given D. C., architect, were married Oct. effective starting Saturday, December 23, at 7 p.m., 3, 1936, at Cassells before Bishop Peake, Allen Anderson, Robert to the St, Vincent de Paul society Urban J. Vehr. They reside at Cassels, Dick Connell, James to be used in its Christmas until 4:30 a.m. Tuesday, December 26. That Davis, Tommy Eakins, Billy Mar baskets. The circle also voted to Chevy Chase, Md. Children’s Party to means you can call any time of the day on Sunday tin, and Joseph Matty. give $5 to take care of a family Mrs. Murphy’s poetry has ap for Christmas through the St. peared in the Catholic World, Louis Kilpatrick was graduated or on Monday at the reduced rates. • America, Extension, Ave Maria. from the pack into scout troop Vincent de Paul society. Spirit, and Guild. Her husband 145. He was received into the Margaret Walsh has invited 75 Be Held Friday troop by Leo E. Keleher in the guests to a prenuptial party at her The same reductions apply was architect for the new Apos name of Mr. Brown, the scout home on Sunday, Dec. 24, between tolic Delegation building in Wash New Year’s week-end, too master, who was not able to be 5 and 7 p. m. in honor of Velma f9^ ington, the Cathedral of the As (St. James’ Parish) sumption in Baltimore, and the J. present. Gallagher and her fiance, Fran The annual Christmas party for The cubs presented their moth cis A. Lewis of Albuquerque, N. K. Mullen of Denver Memorial li the children of the parish will be ers with presents they had made in Mex. They will be married Christ The Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Company brary at the Catholic university, held at the Civic building Dec. 22 the dens: Trays, what-not shelves, . Included in Blue Shadows and mas day.- Margaret Walsh is the at 7 :30 p. m. The program is door-stops, and other handiwork. Other Poems is the following Yule- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter under the auspices of the Serna; The next pack meeting will be tide poem; D. Walsh. club. Gifts and goodies are as JaiT. 25. ‘Christmas Eve’ sured for all who attend. The Brownies Make Yarn Santas Around the world she walks to young people of the club and their Twenty-three Brownies met in night friends will enjoy a social evening McDonough hall Thursday, Dec. Beyond the stark Judean hills; A Yoang Fellow*s Idea of after 9:30 14. All of the leaders were pres Looking for candles men might The services of the! perpetual ent. Miniature Santa Clauses were light a Real Christmas Gift! novena to the Sacred Heart will made out of yarn. The time of On their souls’ window-sills. be held at 8 p. m. Friday. the next meeting will be published Bring that college boy down to later. Back to Bethlehem she comes, Christmas Schedule Given Cottrell’s and let him pick out one C.Y.O. Holds Tournament No tapers burn for Him or her; Confessions in preparation fo r of these fine Coats for his Christ At the C.Y.O. meeting Monday, Yet in her heart’s ciborium Christmas will be heard Saturday mas! They’re VALUES . . . and Dec. 18, many of the contestants To angels’ songs she feels Him from 4 to 6 and from 7 ;30 to 9 How! All styles . . all models were eliminated from the ping- stir. p. m. Also before the Masses on . . . all sizes! Sunday. No Confessions will be pong and archery contests. Peggy Chambers, Mary McCall, Marie One star is eager for his birth. h-'ard on Sunday afternoon or Parkhill, Jewell Mattoches, and And to the manger, at its nod, evening, nor on Christmas day Clare McMenamy of the girl en High priestess she of heaven and In a church fittingly decorated $30 SUITS for the occasion a Solemn Mass trants are still in the running for earth. the ping-pong title. Among the Enters and brings forth—God! will begin at midnight on Christ Another good boys, Eugene Rice has taken on Christmas Gift mas . with the Rev. Charles M. idea for son or $ A A .46 Johnson as. celebrant and preacher, all^ comers. Paul Wagner was dad! All sizes: Bill Roche Crowds the Rev. Patrick Stauter, as runner-up. r e* g u ] a r B . deacon, and Frater Bernard Friel, In the archery contest, a score longs, shorts, 22 of 175 was the minimum required •touts ...... O.S.A.,as subdeacon. Robert Smith Charity in Busy Life will be master of ceremonies, in the last elimination; 70 was the Richard Cochran, thurifer; Joseph first, and 125 the second. A. Ol (Continued From Last Page) Utard, incense-bearer, and Jack sen led in the last rounds with a vice, Bill headed West and landed Smethels and John Utard, acolytes. score of 288, Jack McHugh was in Denver in 1909. For more than The male choir of St. James’ will second with 230, Jim Kennehan; decade he carried mail, and Korman’s Christmas Masssing third with 203, and Joe Reilly, COAL PHONE KE 1271 spent his idle hours debating the with appropriate hymns and mo fourth with 196. The next elim merits of the Braves and Red' Sox, tets. A section of the church will ination game promises to be an LIGNITE LUMP $5.65— LILEY LUMP $5.95 and rehashing the diamond • ex be reserved for the soldiers from exciting one ploits at Milford with a young Lowry field. 8th Grade Boys to Serve Midnight Budget Plan - Buy Now - Pay Later Mass Cathedral* assistant, Father Mc The same program will be re BEST QUALITY COAL AT LOWEST PRICES It is customary at Blessed Sac Donough. It is not easy to get peated at the Solemn Mass at 10 DUST PROOF, PROMPT DELIVERY rament church to have all the thjE robust gentleman in high gear o’clock. Low Masses will be read boys of the eighth grade serve at Norge Stokers & Oil Burning Heaters on personal disclosures. As a mat at 7, 8, 9, and 11:30 on Christmas the Midnight Mass. This year ter of fact only the indirect ap day. proach will succeed in eliciting Jimmy Reed, Joseph Peterson, Harper Coal & Oil Co. personal reminiscences. “ Tell me There will be no evening serv John Blocksom, and Henry Vidal D. V. HARPER, Manager Home Public Market something about yourself, Bill,” ices in the church on Christmas will do the actual serving. The was rewarded with the remark: eve or Christmas day. The chil rest of the boys of the eighth “ I’ll save that stuff for a man dren are expected to attend the grade, William Joseph, Willis wearing a stole.” 7 o’clock Mass on Christmas, Kranz, Henry Vellmure,, Robert REAL ESTATE - LOANS - INSURANCE Active in K. o f C. : There will be no meetings of Freppel, William Dooling, and Certain highlights in Mr. Roche’s societies or clubs in the holiday Robert Christian, will be in the We give you the best in service in the purchase, sale life, however, have long been pub season, nor are any public events sanctuary. or trade of your real estate. Loans or contracts. lie property. A few years before scheduled under parish auspices Mass Hours Listed CHRISTMAS GREETINGS banding in his mail carrier’s bag before the middle of January. Christmas Masses at Blessed BENNETT HORTON - 1509 E. Colfax - MA. 9191 and hiring himself as manager of Sacrament church will be; Solemn the W. T. Roche Ambulance Serv Mass at midnight, 6:30, 8, 9:30, ice company, he was an officer of 10:45, and 12 noon. Carols will the K. of C. He climaxed his ac Business Girls be sung Christmas eve beginning \Pricet for Fri. and Sat. at AU\ tivities as a knight by being at 11:30 p. m. Masses on New elected g;rand knight for two suc Year’s day will be at the same BOULE-VARD MORTUARY cessive terms. In this time there Serve Dinner at time as on Sundays: 7, 8, 9:80, can hardly be recalled a Catholic 10:45, and 12 noon. activity sponsored by the knights Confessions wdll be heard Dec. James P. McConaty, Sr. Jim McConaty, Jr. that Bill did not serve in the capa C. D. of A. Meet 22 in the evening from 7:30 to 9, city of chairman or at least as an Dec. 23, 3:30 to 6 and 7:30 to 9, active committeeman. Civic clubs The monthly meeting of St. and Dec. 24, 3 to 6 and 7 :30 to of prominence and several “ eat, Rita’s court, Catholic Daughters of 10. belch, and adjourn” organizations America, was held at the club Mrs. James Brenn'an entertained MILLER’S also claimed his time and energies. house, 1772 Grant street, on St. Norbert’s circle at a bridge The record of Bill Roche in Thursday evening, Dec. 14. A ham luncheon last week, with 16 mem Community Chest activities for 15 dinner was served at 6 o’clock by bers attending. New members re ■REALSUP ER M A R K E^I years is superlative, and was re the Business Girls’ study club. Fol ceived into the circle were Mmes. cently hailed as “ one of the great lowing the dinner, Mrs. Shook re Eugene Beuchat, Guy Glover, Ray est pieces of Catholic Action in viewed the current' novel, Escape. mond Riede, and P. Hewitt. Mrs. Denver.” After heading various The regular business meeting fol B. G. Guiney was a guest. The Community Chest battalions in the lowed, with Miss Mayme Garrett, prize was won by Mrs. L, U. Wag PEAS 1 A c PLUMS O C c annual drive for funds for a num grand regent, presiding. ner. The circle will give $5 Kan.r'f t.nd.r I I I Libby’s DeLux. ber of years, Bill organized the Mrs. Harvey J. Smith, state through the St. Vincent de Paul Garden, medium | No. 2 now famous “ Downtown Catholic society to care for a needy family can ...... chairman of Junior Catholic can ...... ^ c a n s ^ ^ * Army” three years ago. At the Daughters, reported Christmas ac on Christmas. daily luncheon reports from the tivities of the junior troops. Dr, and Mrs. Daniel Bate will various Chest armies while the Christmas ‘carols will be sung o; have as their guests in Christmas drives are in progress, the “ green the juniors, under the leadership week, Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Henkel Cranberry Sauce 1 0 c line” of the Catholic army has of Miss Emily Grover. o t Rock Springs, Wyo. come to be regarded as the impetus Mrs. D. J. Donley reported for Misses M 9 e and Margaret and inspiration that put over many the board of managers. Gavin will motor to Colorado Ocean Spray, 17 oz. can...... | ^1 another group. More prejudice A report of the card party for Springs to spend the Christmas has been broken down through the the charity fund was given by the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. C, B. Catholic Chest army than can pos chairrnan. Miss Ann Limacher. Horn, sibly be estimated. Donations to the card party were Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Kelly left PUMPKIN Rears Family of Five made by the following; Mrs. M. J. recently for Moline, 111., where they PEAS All of Bill’s time has not been O’Fallon, Mrs. M. B. O’Fallon, Mrs. will visit their daughter, Mrs. Libby’s Early Garden, spent outside his home. At the Margaret Werle, and Misses Cath Frank Casmon. Kuner’s, 7 1 time of his wife’s death he was erine Rogers, May Francis, Bar Mmes. Frank Wagner and Leo No. 2 can ...... 1 2 V left with five youngsters, two of ^ a 25e bara Bach, Margaret Garrett, and Kelleher entertained St. Joan of c a n ...... fa cans f a w w whom are now college graduates, the committee. The committee is Arc’s circle Dec. 15 at a bridge N o . 21^ Q another is still in college, and still grateful to all who assisted in luncheon, with 24 members attend Very Smalt, I can ...... w C another is a Cathedral high school making the card party a success. ing. Prizes were won by Mmes No. 2 can ...... I OC student. One has only to attend a Gifts to Be Distributed M. J, Lester, D. G. Mulligan, and dinner at the Roche home to real Christmas gifts will be distrib Paul Disilets. Guests for the a f ize what an admirable job he did uted by Misses Agnes Meintee and ternoon were Mmes. Frank Kotten- in rearing a family. But it was Ann Limacher to patients at J. C. stette, Harold McMullen, and M. Sweet Potatoes 1 0 ^ while engaged as father and R. S ; by Misses Nell McGinn and J. Lester. Election of.officers was mother of the family that Bill re Nell' Garrett, the National Jewish held, and Mrs. Arnold Olson was ceived the greatest disappointment hospital; Mrs. Ann O’Kane, Sands named captain and Mrs. W. E. Syrup Pack, No. 2»/2 can...... | C in his life. All the kids were home, and Misses Wilma Gerspach Dolan, treasurer. The phone com loaded into a limousine, and a and Loretta Kimes, St. Francis’ mittee is composed of Mmes. A. H. Express the cheer and friend long delayed vacation to the East sanatorium. Wyers, Frank Hart, and Dalton MINCE , | | | i and Canada was under way, with An interesting report by Mrs. Walsh. Pineapple,! Bill at the wheel. It 3uas while Genevieve Flynn was given on Mrs. Chas. O’Brien has been driving through historic Washing' liness of the holiday season Bountiful Whola I 1 I V activities of the Denver deanery. confined to her home because of a ton and Maryland that Bill nearly ( Slicaa, full No. 2 1 II The charity report of St. Rita’s bad cold. 1 U c lost all faith in the younger gen can. Diae...... I court was given by Miss Minnie Mrs. Kathleen H. Mertens of eration. Instead of appreciating Bujachi. Cleveland, 0., is a guest of her with gifts o f Coors. For con- the sage comments and observa Coming Lecturo Discussed sister, Mrs. Alfred H. Rampe, for tions of the dr! er as the caravan Miss Nellie Lennon, vice presi the Christmas holidays. ppssed historic spots, “ the kids did dent of the Denver Catholic Li Mrs. Louis Dispense entertained venience in giving Coors, ask Fruit Cockt nothing but await the succeeding brary association, gave an inter St. Rita’s circle at her annual ail 2 2 ^ Burma Shavccijiigns and announce esting report on the approaching bridge luncheon. About 40 guests Libby’s, No. can. them in unison.” lecture to be given by Maisie were in attendance. In addition your beverage dealer for the Another and recent achieve Ward, under the auspices of the to the regular circle members, ment of Bill’s was the direction of association, on Jan. 31 in the guests included Mmes. Walter Mil the transportation committee for Phipps auditorium 'at City park. ler, J. E. Higson, V. C, Crawshaw, Christmas Gift Certificates. TOMATO JUICE PINEAPPLE JUICE the National Conference of Catho Miss Louise Krabacher, lecturer Reid, Thos. E. Greene, Thos. J lic Charities in Denver last August. and chairman of the December Morrissey, James Brennan, James Libby'i No. 1 ^ 1 C Denver will long remember the social, announced a Christmas Creamer, Joseph Rihn, Patrick S. Libby’s, medium tall can ...... C can* IOC screaming sirens of police escorts party on Dec. 28. Miss Dx^er and Dolan, Peter D. Walsh, Mark J. It’s the easy way to give can ...... 6c that) cleared the streets for emin her class of young girls will enter Felling, L. U. Wagner, and Ste ...... 1 1 c ent delegates as they were wheeled tain the crowd, and at a late hour phen Keating, Sr.; Miss Higson, in Bill’s swl^ans to the various Christmas carols will be sung by Mrs. Richard F. Barry of New 19c hotels. Tours of the city for the the Junior C. p , of A. York city, and others. The special c.'„!...... 25e th usand-odd delegates were also Members were urged by Miss prize was awarded to Mrs. James arranged, and a trip to Camp Krabacher to attend a course of Brennan, and the bridge award Santa Maria for 800 persons was 7 MARKETS OPEN NIGHTS lectures to be held at the Cosmo was given to Mrs. L. U. Warner. 4 MARKETS also included in the prog;ram. At politan hotel under the aegis of Misses Angeline Guerin of Santa SATURDAYS'd 10 p. nk Otlxr Nmm 'ill 9 p. i the present time Bill has another the Regis Library association. Fe, N. Mex., and Mary Louise OPEN iron in the fire. As chairman of 7tll & COLORADO Blvd. 8lh Av». A FEDERAL The court welcomed Miss Guerin of Las Vegas, N. Mex., will SATUPnAYS hi 9 h - COLFAX a ELM SOO SO. BROADWAY the Denver Boy Work commitlce Blanche Egan and Miss Martha arrive in Denver Tuesday to be Ot^e- n ' • 111 6 0 - 34lh * YORK 3J05 SO. BROADWAY he has charge of promoting recrea Soren, who had been absent for THRIFTY MART^ Ut H B.oartwav the' guests of Misses Mae anc tional activities for several hun some time. A set of books was pre Margaret Gavin. lamOADWAYl dred underprivileged youngsters. i«LAWmNC *p t AND SANTA FE HOURSt sented by Mies Cora Urban for the A surprise party was held for iTIMIVSON Only last summer the committee ■»t.' NitH 'till »—Othar NUm 'till T library at the clubhouse. Charlotte Fletcher, daughter of succeeded in organizing 50 teams The date of the New Year’s re Mrs. Mayme Fletcher, Saturday of boys and men, and it now seems ception was announced for Sun evening, Dec. 16. destined to continue successfully. day, Jan. 7 Mrs. Joseph Dooling will leave ADOLPH a . s. A. Thursday, Dec. 21, 1939 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE t : SODALISTS WRAP PRESENTS Almost ]i0 Hen ildreit Prepare GLendale 3 6 6 3 Preferred Parish FOR PATIENTS AT HOSPITAL Trading List Attend Breakfast (St. Philomena’t Pariah) I the color guard for the court of Baskets (or Poor JIA, The Sodality of the Blessed Vir-| honor, which will be held in Aaron mORTUiJiRIES ^n Mary met in the home of|Q^,y, ^2. at MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER (Annunciation PariihJ Catherine Olmstead Tuesday ®ve- ' (Holy Family Parith) Nearly 300 men attended the ning, Dec. 19, The members wrap- *. . „ . , Baskets for the poor were pre Tlia merchanU represented in this section era boosters. Tliey are breakfast Sunday morning, Dec. ped gifts for Rita La Tourette’s The Le^on of Mary met Monday pared by the children of each room anaious to work with jrou and am deserring of yonr patronage. Co' 17, sponsored by the Holy Name catechism pupils who are patients iioO in the in the school to be distributed by CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our personnel operate with them. society. The Most Rev. Bishop Ur at the National Jewish hospital. r«®tory* the St. Vincent de Paul society at Christmas. In addition, members and the finest equipment and facilities are* . ban J. Vehr was guest of honor. Marie Bresnahan’s club con- . *J^4ience that of the Thimblette club dressed 30 Forty Boy Scouts were present. vened in the home of Mar^ Mc-^J” ®'! *he school auditorium and assigned to e v e r y Catholic Service The Rev. Francis A. Pettit was Clone Saturday evening, Dec.'16. adjacent hall to capacity heard the dolls for the Catholic Charities to master of ceremonies. Among the Bridge was played, with Marie Pr^P®*" the Pupds of St. be given to the poor children of Cathedral honored guests were Bernard Nevin receiving the award. Philomena’s school presented Sun- the city. ' Joseph E. Bona, Vice President ' Gates, president of the Holy Name The sodality will receive Com - Dec. 17, from 5 to 6 o’clock, The P.-T.A. entertained the Diocesan union; Judge Eugene children of the grade school at a S a munion Sunday, Dec. 24, at the 8 M®’’*® ^®» ®harge 16th at Boulder Speer Blvd. at Sherman Mrs. Williams Madden, and Michael Marranzino. o’clock Mass...... of the program.... party in the school hall Thursday afternoon, and the high school The Altar and Rosary society Boy Scout troop 130 will present CkicagoaiK Arrive for Visit Equipped to Respond to Any Call, Any Time, Any Distanea Bake Shop will receive Communion Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Higgins of students were guests at a social in * Cal! Us For Special Party Orders L Hamilton Dec. 24, at the 7:30 Mass. All Chicago arrived in Denver Mon the evening. Decorated Birthday Cakes, women of the parish are invited to day morning, Dec. 18, to spend the The children of tbV parish will Wedding Cakei holiday season with Mr. Higgins’ receive Communion at the 7 :30 Chicken Piei Erery Day receive Communion with the so Family iiz« baked on special order only ciety. The women’s choir will parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hig Mass Sunday, Dec, 24. 1117 E >th Ave.______KE. 14Qg sing. gins of 1419 Adams street. * Chriitmai Maiiei LUted BAIUEY’S The Altar and Rosary choir will Miss Mary Louise Klauman, who Masses on Christmas will be at Preferred Parish MISS STEFANI practice Friday evening, Dec. 22, tlllPil IS B [li is attending Mt. S t Scholastica’s 12 midnight, 6, 7:30, 9, and 10:30. 7:30. All the members are re college in Atchison, Kans., arrived There will be no 11:45 Mass. Con A and her staff unite in quested to be present in Denver Thursday, Dec. 21, to fessions will be heard on Saturday Smiling Service Station wishing you a Merry Trading List The Pinochle club will not meet spend the vacation at the home of afternoon and evening, and on F(ut, Efficient, Call for and ^ ' A Christmas and a Happy her aunt, Mrs. James T. Cronin, Sunday afternoon from 3 until 6, New Year.^ Monday evening, but on the Delivery Service ' LIIID III S i i t i 801 Steele street. and in the evening until all have first Tuesday in January. been heard. Children are asked to MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER TA. 7071 1209 E. 9th Ave. There will be no catechism Mrs. M. E. Jennings of 977 Gar TA. 9737 18th Ave. at Pearl (Between Marion and Downing) go to Confession in the afternoon, The merchants represented in this section are boosters. They aro classes Saturday morning, Dec. 23, . I field street will entertain at a fam (St. Patricks Parish) jjy djjmer Christmas evening hon- if possible. anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Co for the public school children. Pre-Ghristmas Sale The new sanctuary carpet made oring her sister, Mrs. Margaret The St. Vincent de Paul so operate with them. M c B R I D E ’ S Mrs. Walter Anderson is very 20% Reduction on Hostess Gowns, possible by popular subscription Is Garrity of Clear Lake Highlands, ciety thanks all the parishioners ill at St. Joseph’s hospital. being laid this week in readiness Calif. Her guests will be Mr. and and friends who attended its games Negligees, House Coats and DIXIE DRUG Mrs. Archie Cavanaugh is also for Christmas day. A new gold Mrs. Frank D. Jennings and party last week. reported ill. St. Francis de Sales' Costume Jewelry 17th at Franklin , PH. EH. ISIl lace facing for altar cloths will daughter, Frances; Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Rells ana H. R. Martelon STRAUSS SISTERS G. W McBRIDB. Prop. ‘Csrilinal Flash’ Appears also be used for the first time on B^lph E. Hanson and children, are in serious condition as the re Free Delivery Cut Rate On Dec. 15 the Christmas edi Christmas. This contribution was Margie and Jimmie; Marion sult of an automobile accident. 126 E. Colfax Open Evenings tion of the Cardinal Flash was is sponsored by Mrs. Victoria Spring. Stortz, and Margaret Jennings. ‘*Meet Mt at Delightfnl Dixit Dm c” Workers who are cleaning the sued. It is printefl, on red and The schedule of Christmas Mary McConaty, who is attend DICK’S RADIO SERVICE green paper, and fi4>ne of the best church Friday in preparation for Masses at St. Patrick’s is as fol- ing Our Lady of the Lake college Christmas are; Mmes. Peter King, 1 8 8 9 South Pearl St. PEarl 0 8 2 6 Lilly While Laundry editions that has yet been pub lows: Solemn Mass at midnight, in San Antonio, Tex., will spend NOB HDLL INN lished. Thomas Bullock, Frank Aliota, ARVIN SONORA — STEWART WARNER RADIOS — TUNG-80L TUBES Joe Msuro, Prop. 429 EAST COLFAX ^ Low Masses at 6, 6:30, 7, 7:30, 9, the holidays with her schoolmate, Walter Koerber, Nick Contor, E. GUARANTEED RADIO REPAIRING FINISH WOAK DRY WASH At two sodality meetings held 10:30, and 12. Irene Potter, formerly of this par- Your Radio Should Bo Cheeked at least Once m Year Mixed Drinks, Draught Beer recently the freshmen were offi McCloskey, L. 'Wilson, and Dreck- WET WASH Children’s Confessions will be ish, in Dallas, Tex. man. Those who -will decorate the RESIDENCE 1887 SO. WASHINGTON RESIDENCE PHONE 8P. 6241 cially welcomed to the high school FREE REPAIRING heard on Friday afternoon from 3 Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Kenny of church on Dec. 23 are: Mmes. Delicious Dinners sodality. On Friday, Dec. 15, a 125 E. nth Ave. King, Koerber, Flynn, Aliota, Con- meeting was conducted in the to 5 o’clock. Adult Confessions 815 St. Paul street have issued 250 HOT AND COLD LUNCHES will be heard on Saturday after- invitations to a ball in the Casa- tor, Casey, and 'Willman. KAMP MOVING Toar Basineu Is Appreciated Here freshman room 1, and the follow Mary and Walt’s Cafe ing officers were chosen: Ralph noon from 4 to 6:30, on Sunday nova of the Brown Palace hotel, Club Holda Yule Fete afternoon from 3 to 5:30, a4id on honoring Mrs. Kenny’s sister, Moore, mission committee; Robert The Stitch and Chatter, club held Where Service Is a Pleasure & STORAGE, CO. CORONA both Saturday and Sunday eve- Audrey Hurley, and Frank and Mary-Ann Glasmann, Eucharistic committee; its annual Christmas party Dec. DELICIOUS FOODS Wa u rr r s umpUta itack ar Fnrnltnre, Mary Yelenick, Our Lady’s com nings starting at 7 :30. Philip Kenny, who are home' for 14 at the home of Mrs. F. M. Hoar, Rasa. Linoleama, and StnVM DISTINCTIVE DRINKS Fnrnitara Rapairing ‘ Beauty-Nook Groe. and Creamery mittee, and Marcella Mudd, Cath All parishioners are requested the Christmas vacation from the 4341 W olff street. A dinner'was to stop in the library on Sunday Abbey school at Canon City, Phona PE. >974 So. P url at Loulilana Specialiginf in machinelass The Store That Opens Early and Cloiet olic literature committee. On Mon enjoyed by the women, after which 1705 So. Pearl V e . 5976 wares Lata day afternoon, Dec. 18, another after Masses to secure their en- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Minear gifts were exchanged and cards Katherine McKelvey, Prop. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY freshman sodality meeting was velopes for the ordinary Sunday (Charlene McCurdy) of Loi Ange- were played. The club members 926 1 . 11th Ave. Bet. Emerson A Ogden held in room 2. Shirley Atencio collections in 1940. les, Calif., arrived in Denver Dec. will award a doll ■with a complete JACKSON’S Now Open to My Many Friends 849 Corona was named to Our Lady’s commit Prieat Attenda Study Meet 21 to spend a fortnight with Mrs. wardrobe at the children’s party MAJESTIC tee; Anna Drobnick, Eucharistic The Rev. Thomas Barry was Minear’s mother, Mrs. H. A to be held in the school hall Fri Cut Rate Drugs Beauty Salon —Depend on Penn— committee, and Frank Theisen, guest at St. Ann’s study club Jacobs of 977 Adams street, day afternoon, Dec. 22. Liquors • Sundries MILDRED A. LEE CDDIK PENN LEON PENN mission committee. meeting held Monday afternoon at Robert Hickey, who is attend- Mrs. Howard Potter entertained Preacriptions NO the home of Mrs. J. Menghin. jng the Catholic university, 'Wash- 114 BO.'PEARL ST. A Christmas progn^am planned thp Elite club at a Christmas din Iree Prompt Delivery by the junior and senior classes The monthly meeting of the ington, D. C., will spend the holiday ner Thursday, Dec. 14. Gifts were PE. 4515 Penn Bros. Market COST Can 8p. 3445 Downing and Alameda I0« E. 18th Avenue KK. 1757 r — Mmm to CaH aad Wva Istf. was given Wednesday afternoon, senior Young Ladies’ sodality was vacation as the guest of Mr. and exchanged and games were played. FREE DELIVERY ■■•tee aa Faekiac aad B h ip ^ t Dec. 20. Two Christmas plays held Friday evening in the li- Mrs. Ralph Johnsrud in New York Prizes were awarded to Miss Nell KEjatoM MSB were enacted. On Dec. 22 the brary with Misses Ann and Nancy city Farley and Mrs. Ann Potter. Hessel Texaco Service Quality Fruits - Vegetables mt Werebeeae, I S n AMk St. HARRY’S Groceries • Meats freshman and' sophomora classes Petragli® Louise Mauro, «nd Jo- Eij^^teth Appel, who Is attend- are to give a Christmas party for sephme Colaizze acting as host-L Montcello college in Montcello SHOE HOSPITAL We Give S&H Green Stamps the juniors and seniors. t UK ^ party will b e returned Saturday, Dec. 16, Finest Shoe Repairing MARFAK LUBRICATION St. Philomena's ning, 'npc Dec. 28,9 ^ at 8 8 oo’X clock. k ^ Ik f the holidays ^ at the^ home Chapel to Have Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bellacosahen Adams street 1481 SO. PEARL SERVICE THAT SATISFIES New Capitol So. Pearl at Mexico PE. 9931 Ckristnias Party Pair to Not. Gold.n JubiU. f u r s ^ ^ Heights Pharmacy ^ Mr «nd M*’’ T. J. Swingle, Kat-A-Corner from Montgoracry-Ward’a P®«"ta of Mrs. J. V. Hamilton Midniglit Mass DRUGS AND LIQUORS Cut Rate 858 Madison and grandparents Merchants Oil Go. Hamilton at Minimam Prices E.r Patricia Hamilton and Dorothy m m Free Pickup and Delivery on Prescriptkma Ther« will be a Midnight Mass L I4P II o R s MERLE W. CALLAWAY. L . Made Up by Our Own Prescription Experts Set in Englewood & at Our Lady of Guadalupe chapel, BILL GEDDES. R. Ph. 482 So. Broadway n g O M I “ You Are Among Friends” IBIB S T P y T . ^ EM. 5882 36th and Kalamath streets, on 12th and Clayton e m . 9875 (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) Party Set for Dee. 29 Christmas eve. Fol Christmas. Another Christmas Free Delivery ■ 11>8 Bo. P.arl St. Phon. SP. » 8 3 SHOP IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD WINES LIQUORS The Daughters of Mary sodality Mass will be said at 9:30, with Call Us for Case hot Prices The ann^ual Chnstmas party louring the dinner, Mrs. Hamilton special Christmas hymns. CENTER! will entertain at a Christmas party sponsored by the Altar and R o -^ ju honor her parents with a re- ^ Nadorff Liquors, Inc.' in the hail on Wednesday eve 0 Ore«tlnsr Cardi, Notions and Gifts sary socirty will be held Friday heption in her home. Mr. and Mrs A triduum was held at the THE GLORIA SHOPPE % Pretties and Practicala for the new baby HOME OF GOOD SPIRITS ning, Dec. 27. There will be no evening, Dec. 29, in the library. have resided in Denver school last Thursday, Friday, and Mack’s Auto Repair 0 Mojud Hosiery Club Plan Whers you (ret the most of ths best admission charge for the members Special games and cards will be 45 years Saturday evenings, with Benedic AND (13Uj Pair Free) for ths least. The sodalists are asked, however tion after the, services, in honor of Cheery Christmas Cards Call EM, 0677 for Prompt to provide refreshments. Our Lady of Guadalupe. On Sun Jim ’s Service Station Daintg, Incxpea.iT. Chriitmai Gift. Joy Rnssnm Shop Delivery The Altar society will entertain be awarded Mrs D R Luev is Christmas with her par day High Mass was celebrated at DirMtly W m I of Ward's Parking Lot TOYS HOSIERY EAst 5512 4012 East 8th Ave. 1818 E. Colfax Ave. Cotfax A WUlUma at a Christmas party in the hall on Tn charge'o'f t £ award Mrs" } MF’ ®"d M. Flaherty, 9:30 by the Rev. Miguel Pascual 845 E. Ohio Thursday afternoon, Dec. 28 Melphy, assisted by Mmes. R. 1215 Milwaukee street C.R. , Phone SP. 9740 TWELFTH AVE. Dessert luncheon will be served In an evening an overwhelming Christmas Gifts Morrissey, E. Perren, A. Santone, Miss Jeanne Fair, who Is an **Shop With Confidence at Wcmer*s* Creamery and Delicatessen at 1 :30. Bridge, pinochle, and Mary Battaia, J. Natale, and F. honor student studying for her Ph crowd gathered at St. Cajetan’s Daj KE. >311 Night GR. 234> Dutch Lunch Headquarter$ GREETING CARDS — NOTIONS 2600 E. 12th Ave., Cor. 12th and bunco will help provide the enter Frazzini, will have charge of ar- U. at Northwestern university, ar hall for a benefit program, spon Alex Public Service LINGERIE Elizabeth — EMerson 5566 tainment following the luncheon. rangements rived in Denver Saturday, Dec.. 16 sored by the societies of the WERNER’S All are invited to attend. chapel. The Holy Name society Station A full lint of Dairy Products Mrs. G. A. Durbin and s o n ,^ spend her vacation with her HOOVERS~EUREKA--ROYALS DELICATESSEN MANIFOLD SHOP Milk by Gallon or ^ Gallon Father Louis T. Keenoy, S.J., Jack, left last Saturday for San P®""*®- ®"d Mrs. L. A. Fair, presented “ Los MatacMnea,’’ an And All Makes 1119 E. 9th Are. Ta. 8047 A FULL LINE OF SCHOOL SUPPUES of Regis college will assist with Francisco, Calif., where they ex- M®rg®ret McQuade is recupe old Mexican dance, directed by Parta for All Makes of Vacuums WINES and LIQUORS Wa Repair All M^kes of Sweepers Winifred Manifold. Prop. Open Eveninjrs and Sundays Confessions on Saturday and Sun pect to spend the rest of the win-P®*'"^ emergency appen Leo Moreno and Julian Abad. Two 82 to 86 8. Brotdvar at Bagand day afternoon and evening, Dec. R. H. Hamel, Prop. ter visiting Mrs. Lou Fitting, perfonned last Tuesday comedies were acted by members 2862 Larimer at 29th St. PE. 2302 We Appreciate Your 23 and 24, and with the services daughter of Mr. imd Mrs. Durbin. | ®^ “ ercy hospital. of the Crusaders’ society, St — Plenty of Parking Space— SILCOn’S BAKERY on Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barry left George and the Dragon and Dona ewwwwwwwwwwwwww^ Patronage The hours of Masses on Christ Monday, Dec. 18, to visit for a Fortuna y Don Dinero. The plays 100% UNION 2830 East Colfax mas will be midnight, 8, 9, and few days with friends in Santa Fe, were directed by Jesus Moreno, W. M. WITTE BILLIE OHLER’S Betwean Detroit and FUimora Gratum Fruit Store 10 o’clock. N. Mex. president of the society. Members of the Daughters of Mary sodality MODEL MARKET CHICKEN PIES FREE DELIVERY Parishioners who are 111 at the Msgr. McMenamin Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Rieger moved Grocery and Market presented a tableau of Our Lady Maken c PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE ; d e n v e r c a t h o l ic r e g i s t e r Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Dec. 21, 1939 GLENWOOD SPRINGS RITES CWches in Colorado Springs, Suburbs (j PI|RTI[S HELD Patronize These FOR CHRISTMAS ANNOUNCED Pr^pre Elaborate Christmas Programs ||j ||gg[) COLORADO Glenwood Spring!. — Masses on den; Robert Berihenyl, William Christmas at Sti Stephen’s church Morgan, Jimmy Keegan, and Larry Burns, Mesa college. Grand Colorado Springs. — Elaborate Christmas in Sacred Heart parish, who celebrated her birthday Dec. vill be at midnight, 8, and 10 Junction, and Burnett Ralston, Ab programs are being prepared for whose pastor is the Rev. Charles 16, a luncheon was given by Mrs. Canon City. — (Abbey School) — Christmas parties were the order o’clock. The Midnight and 10 bey high school. Canon City. the celebration ,of Christmas in McCarthy, O.M.I., follows: Mae Gillis and Miss Clare Foley SPRINGS of the week at the school as five o’clock Masses will be High Masses, Mrs. M. C. Bosco spent the week churches of Colorado Springs and Massei— Midnicht (Solemn), N. 9, 10, and 1 1 :3 0 ; Midnight Mass (Mitsa Can at the Broadmoor studio. gatherings were held in four days. with music by the choir directed by end in Salt Lake City. its suburbs, and large crowds are tata) at Our Ladf of Perpetual Help in Beginning the string of social Merchants . . . They are aiding YOUR Mrs. Alma Harris. The 8 o’clock Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tonso vis expected to attend the services in Manitou Springs: Wabitari Going to Iowa events was the senior class party Mass will be a Low Mass, with ited in Canon City recently. all parishes. Confessions— Sacred Heart church, 6 Mr. and Mrs. John Webster are held Saturday night, Dec. 16, in Catholic press the children’s choir directed by Peter Zang Buried St. Marj/s to Have and 7 p. m. Saturday, Dec. 23, and 7 :80 leaving Dec. 22 for Council Bluffs, m. Sunday, Dec. 2 4 ; Our Lady of the main lounge. Guests of the Miss Mary Guadnola singing Funeral services for Peter Zang, Deschermeir's Mass Perpetual Help, 11 p. m. Sunday. la., where they will spend the senior boys included Misses Mar Christmas- hymns. Father Clar 77, were held at St. Stephen’s The music for the Sacred Heart Sol The musical prog^ram for the Christmas holidays ■^th Mr. and garet Bartley, Margaret Hatton, ence Kessler will be the celebrant church, with the Rev. C. E. Kes emn Mass follows: Elaine Mary Shadford, Betty hnd will preach the sermon. The Midnight Mass in St. Mary’s church Missa Pax Vobis— Ji*ans Hammers Mrs. Daniel Webster. FOOTWEAR sler of^ciating. He died at a local Processional...... Phelps, Yvonn* Randall, Betty ALEV DRUC GO. tanctuary and church proper have has been announced as follows by BEST IN Q V A L lT t NEWEST IN hospital. He was a resident of .^Christmas medley, *‘0 Holy Night" Saturday, Dec. 23, Mrs. Chat. J Lou Demaree, Beverly Hover, teen artistically decorated with F. C. Hammer, organist and choir Kyrie .... .Hammer STYLE Garfield county for 56 years and Baird will honor Mr. Baird at a Carol Hongren, Betty Jo Dam- Fast Free Delivery Service evergreen roping, trees, and until recently resided at his farm master: Gloria ...... Hammer 41 T*an In tht Pik-t Peak Reslon Tht choir of St. MaryU church will Credo ...... Hammer birthday dinner. erom, Annette Abner, Carol Hon wreaths. A lighted crib has been home west of Glenwood. He is sing Joseph Deschermeir’ s famous Mass, Offertory....______«.,...... ‘'Adeste Fideles gren, Regina Reitiemer, Berry THE VORHES SHOE CO Main 250 erected. Potted poinsettias adorn survived by six sons, two daugh Jesu. Rex Pacis (Jesus, King of Sanctus ...... Hammer Hostess to her kensmgton Dec. Edelsteln, Mary Jane §abree, and COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. the main altar. ters, and 13 grandchildren. Burial Peace), at the midnight aervice on Agnus D e i___...... Hammer 15 was Miss Emma Jean Belisomo. Christmas. The choir has been aug Recessional...... Christmas medley Elizabeth Boudrick, a lf^ f Pueblo, .j Masses at the missions on Christ was in the family plot beside his The club meets at Miss Ruth Dea’s mented for this occasion and a string Choir members: Sopranos — Pauline home Friday, Dec. 22. and Miss Betty Ann^Wildgen of mas will be at Minturn at 6 o’clock wife. trio will assist in the accompaniment. Barak, Elizabeth Balfe, Mrs. Albert Dens- Canon City. ChaperBnes were Mr. The Proper of the Mast will be in more, Mist Fisher, Mrs. B. Krieling, and Miss Anne Mclnaney has re and at Eagle at 8 o’clock. Mrs. Edward Wald was taken to four-part recitative chant sung by the Eleanor McGrady; altos— Miss Brennan, and Mrs. Thomas Lloyd of Pueblo turned from Dallas, Tex., follow The attendance prizes given the Salida last week to enter a hos male voices. The Offertory, ‘*Laetentur M. Cook. L. Crandler, Mildred Hill, Ger and Bernard O’Hanlan and Miss 1%'EW KEYSTONE MUSE Coeli.** will be the jubilant setting, com ing a long visit with her brothers, junior high and high school study pital. She may undergo an opera trude McGrady. and Jean Keckley; ten- Brenda Boggs. PRODUCERS OP "club boys and girls were awarded tion. posed by the organist. ors^John - McGrady, J. Soleskt, Frank who plan to spend Christmas wiUi “ Silent Night'* will be Intoned from Triehak, and Edward Winkler; bassei relatives here. Holding forth Sunday night HIGH GRADE DOMESTIC, STEAM AND to Rose Marie Baroni and Bernice Mrs. Durant Roefing and Mrs. the rear part of the choir loft by a sclec- W . J.Reichert, Frank Stark, and R. was the junior class in the Ulla COMMERCIAL COAL -Neislaneck. The prizes to the cate- group and taken up by the full chorus Waldron; riolinist— Marybelle Kelly; cel Mrs, Sullivan Buried Robert Ritchie of Aspen were Glen thorne hall recreation room and DirMt to Toa From th* Hino— Quick DcIlTcrr and strings as a processional when the list— Nellie Kelly;, orgtnistMadeline Funeral services for Mrs. Mary "chism classes went to Phylis Peder- wood visitors Tuesday, Dec. 19. celebrant and acolytes proceed through Schaeffer. the Nipper division in the "Nip' PAPETON MAIN I4I1-W .sen, Joan Irene McDonald, and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Holland and the center aisle to the altar. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Cooper Sullivan, who died Dec. 12 per Nest.” Games were played, At a recessional the traditional “ Adeete in Palo Alto, Calif., were held Sat Jerry Gamba. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Holland and Church, Ruxton, gifts distributed by Santa Claus, Fideles’* will be used. urday, Dec. 16, at St. Mary’s The Catholic Daughters enjoyed daughter. Rose, Wolcott, ■were in Manitou Springs and refreshments served. other Masses at St. Mary’s on church. Mrs. Sullivan was the V. D. COLEMAN & CO. Itheir annual Christmas party Mon- Glenwood Sunday, Dec. 17, to at Christmas day will be at 6, 7, 8, 11, MIDNIGHT MASS The college party held Sunday ■ day evening, Dec. 11. A musical tend Mass. “ Cantique de N oel".-...... __...... ^...Adam widow of John D. Sullivan. She and 12:10. Mrfc John Gibbons, Betty Graham evening was greatly enjoyed by Artistic Memorials program included piano selections The Very Rev. F. P, Cawley of is survived by two daughters, Mar the 45 who attended it. A modem Sacred Heart Kyrie *...... - ...... Rosewig garet and Alice Sullivan. Retail and ffhole$ala ^y Mary Patricia Mullen, vocal Durango was a visitor at the rec Mrs. John Gibbons and choir version of the Chriatmaa Carol Qaarrie* and Manofaetarert Barthel’s solos by Catherine McCarthy and tory last week, Gloria...... de la Hache Program Announced Mrs. (Gibbons, Gilbert Hesse, and choir was presented, as were several Fpaturing Colorado Granite 'Mary Frost, accordion solos by George Sumers, Jr., New York The program for the Feast of Offertory—““ Adeste FideIet"....Traditional solos by the glee club. Sandwiches Pbonc Main 1944>W 218 W Clnarron St. __ Ice Cream -Mary Rita Thome, and cornet city, arrived in Glenwood Sunday, Credo...... de la Hache and cider brought the evening to COLORADO SPRINGS. COLORADO Wholesftit and Retail ^ rsolos by Dolores Schauster. Gifts Dec. 17, to spend the holidays with Mrs. (Gibbons, Stella McGuire, a close. Gilbert Hesse, and choir Hidniglit Mass to P. O. Box 429 Telcphona Main 8)3 -were exchanged and a lunch was friends. He is a guest at the home Sanctus...... de la Hache The final Christmas party was Fine Candies •served by Mmes. Anna Bershenyi of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rule. Gilbert Hesse and choir held Tuesday evening by the COLORADO SPRINGS j^and Letitia Gregori, and Misses Mr. and Mrs. Ward Phillips and Oak Creek WOl Benedletus...... de la Hache Monogram club. IRON & METAL CO. W. B. BARTHEL, Proprietor Jennie Gresanti, Rose DeMasetri, Miss Mickey Ziethen of Grand Mrs. .John Gibbons Vacation Begini “ Dona Nobis’* _ ...... RoBewig Wholesale Diitributor* *8 YEARS IN BIJSINESS and Elizabeth Bershenyi. Junction were Glenwood visitors “ Silent Night** ...... Gruber Be Sung 1st Time The entire student Body of Holy Pipe— Valve*— Fitting* 131 North TeJon St. Phont Main ISl ' Students Return Home Sunday, Dec. 17. Congregation will join In singing of Cross college and the Abbey high Mr, and Mrs. David Breen have “ Silent Night*' school departed for home at noon Mining and Industrial Equipment COLORADO SPRINGS. COLa Among the college students home Have Its First Benediction and Supplies gone to Salt Lake City to spend ■for the holiday season are Julia “ 0 Salutaris*'...... - ...... Thursday, Dec. 21, for the Christ 15 Writ Cneharraa Street the holidays ■with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gibbons and Gilbert Hesse, Id mas recess. High school classes COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. [Frost, Colorado State Teachers’ soloists K rem m lin g David Brown and son, Gordon. will resume Jan. 4, and the college ■college, Greeley; Amelia Cullett, “Tantum Ergo*'...... Colorado Springs ^ ^Colorado university, Boulder; Jo Joseph Boyce, who attends Colo Recessional hymn. classes, on Jan. 8. rado university, is in Glenwood for Christinas Mass Mrs. John Gibbons will direct the music sephine Benedeck, Denver univer- Kremmling.— For tho first time Motor Co. 4 a ■visit at the home of his uncle for Midnight Mass and Benediction .sity, Denver; August Zancanella, in the history of St. Peter’s par < and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ral The mass ■will be sung by the R. 0. CONOyER -Colorado Agricultural college, Gol- Oak Creek.—Mass will be said In ish, Midnight Mass will be sung i ston Rev. J. F. Nelson, O.M.I. P. M. CONOVER in St. Peter’s church on Christ * Mrs. Betty Smelcer returned to Oak Creek on the following days; CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH St. PauVs Chapel to mas ■with the Rev. Dr. John R i Religious Books Make her home in Ouray after a two Sunday, Dec. 24, at 10 o’clock, and Vidal, C.M., of St. Thomas’ sem Salei— Service i weeks’ stay in Glenwood. on both Christmas and New Year’s Have High Mass inary of Denver as the celebrant. 105 N. Tejon St. Phone Main 95 Up Major Part of Mrs. Nora Gallarum of Carbon at 10 o’clock. Confessions will be At St. Paul’s chapel in Broad The choir, under the direction of dale is receiving medical attention moor Masses ■wrill be at midnight, heard before the Masses. Father Mrs. Mike Noonan, is preparing MASSES LISTED at a local hospital. She is the 7, and 9:15. The Midnight Mas.s a special Mass for the occasion. Ideal Cleaners, Inc. Early Printing Exhibit Edward C. Prinster announces mother of Mrs. Lloyd Blues and the music program at St. Paul’s will The choir is composed, of Mrs. Mike 0 . D. POTTS sister of M. J. and Dan McCarthy that this is the first year a Christ be as follows: Noonan, organist; Ann and Mar Pueblo.— (St. Patrick’s Parish) INDIAN GRILL Where the Charm o f Neicneu Washington.— Fifty-two of the of this city. Mass— Pax Vobit...... Frani 0. Hammer —On Christmas morning the first It Rettored mas Mass will have 'been cele “ Silent Night**...... ^olo garet Ennis, Gene Noonan, Dolores 85 relics of colonial printing in Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kendrick High Mass will be celebrated at 5 Main 1841 brated in Oak Creek. Sidney Phelps Atmore, Mrs. Ed Mooney, Mrs. Chief Theatre Bldg. 128 E. Pike* Poott-Av*. Mexico exhibited at the Library of have gone to California for an in Kyrie Elelson...... ^.Unison quartet Robert Menhennett, Ed Ennis, and o’clock and the second at 11:30. Colorado Sprin*t, Colo. Congress here are b y , priests or definite stay, The Catholic women of Oak “ Gloria in Excelsii Deo’ *...... Soprano lolo Carolers will sing the Christmas Phone Main 19 Colo. Spring* Alyee Hawk Kenneth McElroy. Confessions deal with religious subjects. The Alice May Schutte, daughter of Creek met at the home of Mrs. will be heard Sunday afternoon anthems. The Mass hymns will William Luedke to organize St. Credo .....- ...... Quartet exhibit is being held to commem Mr. and Mrs. J. Schutte, is im “ Et Incamatus Est’*....Alto. tenor aolo* and evening. be sung by the regular high school orate the 400th anniversary of priving at her home following an Ann’s social and study club. Mrs. Mary Haney. Don Haney choir, aug^nented by members of F. A. LINSLEY The cross atop the church steeple printing in the New World. _ In illness, William Luedke was elected presi Offertory— "Adeste Fideles"...... Solo the Alumni association, under the Mrs. Clare Jenckt - Optometrist connection with the exposition Mrs. Lawrence Zancanella and dent, Mrs. Peter Wiebe, secretary, will be emblazoned with electric direction of Francis Fishel. The SanctUB ...... Quartet lights during the Mass and •will RUTH’S OVEN 9 No. Tejon St. Colorado Springs the government printing office infant son were able to return to and Mrs. Brentlinger, treasurer. BenedictuB...... Tenor, base duet organist is Miss Helen Huber. FOR GMSSES has published a catalog of the their home from a hospital. The Sick, telephone, and membership Don Haney, Sidney Phelps be visible for miles around. A non- Collegian* Visit.High School Real Homemade Bread Agnus Dei...... Quartet Catholic of the town requested Hii Sendees Art AccuraU and books being shown, together with boy has been named Lawrence committees were appointed by the Students from Mt. St. Joseph’s Cake— Roll*— Pie Dependable president. A delegation of Cath Soprano, alto duet by Miss Hawk permis.sion to install the lights and a sketch of early Mexican printing Paul. and Miss Haney College in Cincinnati are home for 2 » N. Tejon Phone HA. IIIS CREDIT IF DESIRED written by Robert C. Smith, assist olic women from Yampa was Communion ...... Hymn to pay for the electricity. the holidays, and in the week of ant director of the Hispanic foun present and promised aid to Miss Ruth Harper Mass will also be said in St RaceBsional ...... - Hymn Dec. 18 conducted observation dation of the Congressional li the club. Among the many projects Miss Harper Peter’s church at 10 o’clock Sun week and spent the time in observ brary. discussed at the meeting in which Director, Mrs. Clare D. Jeneks, day, Dec. 24, by Father Vidal. ing the work of the high school White Kitchen the club will take a part are the Organist, Miss Ruth Harper. Kenneth McElroy of Regis col students. This is the first year that erection of a new chapel, the in Quartet, Alyce Hawk, soprano; Mary lege and John and James Noonan Shewmaker’s Pastry Shop PRIEST-CHEMIST Haney, alto; J. Haney, alto; J. Don this observation has been con stitution of summer vacation Haney, tenor, and Sidney Phelps, bass. of Regis high school, Denver, are ducted by former students of the IT* Feature Fine Cakes and schools, and a mission to be given spending their Christmas vacations school. Miss Margaret Sajbel and Camera Shop Fancy Pattriei GROWS HAIR next summer. Corpus Christi Church with their parents in Kremmling KODAKS HOME MOVIES CONVENIENTLY LOCATED Miss June Neary. 15 N. Tejon St. Phone Main 2119 A UnivertttT prlcft^bemtet*t trMtlM on Mrs. J. M. Schmueser is visiting To Have 3 Masses John Church o f Grand Lake, Members of the Carolers and KODAK FINl.SHING CARE OP THE HAIR w now being eent 30 North Tejon Street free to eealp luffercrt. It describee bow to ■with relatives in Denver. At Corpus Christi church there who has been receiving medical the junior choir will visit St. Trinidad. — Solemn Mass at treatment, is improving. His Phone Main 964 ^ use the reraerkabie eonpound mixed by Fr Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hamidy are ■will be a Midnight High Mass, ■with Mary’s hospital Christmas eve to COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER Jamee Gilmore which grew perfect hair on midnight will be sung at Holy now li^ving in their new home, other Masses at 7 :30 and 9 :30. mother, Mrs. J. E. Church of Den sing carols for the patients. Zecha & Dbnlon heart of bald student. Since then more than ver, spent a few days ■with him last W W W w .'m 60,000 bottlee have been need, royalties Trinity church. ,The senior choir which they recently purchased. On Wednesday, Dec. 20, a! Staff Officers of week. Conoco Service Station going to charity Utere teetify -to wonderful under the direction of the Rev. Father Prinster baptized Maxine Christmas pageant, Chrietmae reeulU for falling hair and dandruff Write St. Francis* Elected Margaret Ennis and Jane Keat Miracle, was presented by the chil for free treatiM to R H. Gilmore, Dept 1 William F. Ferrell, S.J., will ren Catherine Hopf, daughter of Mr. Howard’s . 2^10 Uth Ave No Seattle Waeh and Mrs. Max Hopf of Yampa. Dr. George W. Bancroft was ing of the Ennis ranch returned dren of the school. der appropriate Christmas music Guido Rossi and Mrs.. Veronica elected chief of staff of St. Fran home after spending the weekend Miss Helen Marie Aasterud en tertained members of Theta Delta What Causes Epilepsy? Masses Christmas day will be at Bolke were the sponsors. cis’ hospital Thursday night, Dec. in Denver. Barber Shop 14. He succeeds Dr. Thomas G. Mrs. Emmett Morris and Mrs. Phi at a luncheon in her home. 6, 7, 8:15, 9:30, and 11 o’clock. Funeral services for Frank J. Those attending were June Ken II9 E. Bijou Phone M. 1122 Is There a Cure? The 11 o’clock Mass will be a Corlett, who held the office for the Clara Macisaac have charge of Nevada Ave. at Cache la Pondro Bolke, young rancher of Yampa, nedy, Bette Lou Pierce, Pat Guth A booklet containing the opinions of High Mass with the Spanish choir were held in Oak Creek. Father past two years. Dr. Fredrick R. cleaning and decorating the church famous doctors on this interesting subject Baker was named vice chief of the rie, Sophia Chanack, Mildred Ann • will he sent FREE, while they last, to any singing under the direction of Miss Prinster offered the Requiem Mass. in December. Coleman, Kathleen Martin, Bette RKLIGIOUS ARTICLES ‘ reader writing to the Margaret Archuleta. Mrs. J. W. Heatherly, wife of staff, and Dr. Edward J. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mooney EDUCATIONAL DIVISION Jo Aasterud, and Lois Royce. The A beautiful Sick Call Set for 42 60 Thii would makt a much appreciated gift. *'My Pageant Preiented the agent of the Denver & Salt is secretary. Dr. J. J. Mahoney, Dr. returned to Kremmling after S35 Fifth Ayenne. Dept. TR-124 Corlett, Dr. Paul Draper, and Dr. next meeting will be a Christmas Companion” I^eather Crrc containing Croat 85e and other* with Roaary and Medala New York. N. Y. The Nativity Pageant, presented Lake Railroad company at. Ore- spending a month’s vacation mo. 50e and 75c. “ My Ronary" Case of fine calf with aephrate pocket for Roaary and G. B. Gilbert were named members party at the home of Kathleen & stad, died recently in her sleep. toring through the New England change 75c. St. Christopher Pin for rour car 60c. Rose and Lilly Bracelet* 50c. by the Holy Trinity high school Martin. Rnsariea 85c up Crucifix, of wooden eompuaition. a beautiful work of art, 12 Incbee sodality and Glee club Tuesday Funeral services were conduct^ of the executive committee, which states and Canada. Miracle Herb Tea also includes other officers. Joe Maloney has been critically for th* wall* 11.00 and $1.60. night, Dec. 19, was a success. by Father Prinster in Oak Creek. Mrs. Joe McElroy and children ill for the past week at St. Mary’s # Many men and women restored their Those who took part in the play St. Francis’ hospital is under the have returned from Denver, where OSGOOD’S- health and avoided serious operations by hospital. Wholesale using our Herb Tea. They call it Mirade performed before a packed house. supervision of Sister Abasinia, su they visited with Mrs. McElroy’s perior, and ranks 19th among Home for the holidays are 105 NO. TEJON ST, and Retail COLORADO SPRINGS Tea. Sena 50e for a trial package. The program was as follows; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Houlenbeck. Loraine Dornbu.sh, Mary Eliza 725 leading institutions under the A^k for a free pornghtet Candlelight carol service — Mr. and Mrs. Helget of EUis, supervision of the American Med beth Snedec, and Mary Elizabeth BLESSED MARTIN’S LEAGUE “ Deck the Halls,” old Welsh air; .IS Kans., who are living at the Jim McCarthy. 4049 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago, lUinoit ical association. “ Silent Night,” Franz Gruber; “ 0 Short ranch, are new members of Mr*. Galligan Return* COLORADO SPRINGS PAINT CO. Come All Ye Faithful,” John Mrs. Critz Goei to California St. Peter’s parish. Mrs. M. J, Galligan has returned Reading; “ God Rest Ye Merry, Mrs. Anna Critz has gone to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jesslmere home for the holidays after several for Boys and Young Men Gentlemen,” traditional; director, IRE AiO iCEi California to spend the holidays of Williams Fork are making their months’ visit in New York city, the Rev. William F. Ferrell, S.J. with her daughter, Jean, who left home in the parish for the winter Washington, D. C., and Hartford, All Kinds of Paint and Glass wishing to bo Priests or Brothort In Nativity Pageant — Synopsis: for Los Angeles several months months. Conn. She also visited with her Pueblo.— (Sacred Heart Parish! ago. 2 H M North Tejon St. Main 741 tho Order of St. Camillua may writs Prolog, on the road to Bethlehem; The Altar society met in the grandson, Joseph Dillion, a student to the Rev. Father Superior, St. — The Feast of Christmas will be act 1, hills near Bethlehem; act Returning Friday, Dec. 22, to home of Mrs. Clara Macisaac. Of at Harvard university. Camillua Monastery. 1411 So. 24th 2, road near Jerusalem; act 3, the celebrated with High Mass at mid spend the holidays with her par The annual recollection day St.. MUwaukoo, Wise. ficers elected were Mrs. Emmett cave of Bethlehem. night and again at 9 o’clock Christ ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Rummel- Morris, president; Mrs. Edith will be held at Holy Cross abbey. Cast of characters: Spirit of mas morning at Sacred Heart hart, is Miss Ruth Rummelhart, Wagner, vice president, Mrs. Helen Canon City, Dec. 31. All former EMIOLL NOW Revelation, Delphine Uliberri; church, and with High Mass at a junior at Webster college in Kilker, treasurer, and Mrs. Rose retreatants are urged to attend. ^2.% W ll.l. »I Y Mary, Wanda Cooper; Joseph, midnight and at 9 o’clock at St.. Webster Groves, Mo. Burton, secretary. The members Students of Pueblo Catholic THIS 4 u .ii.n i-: Manuel Kimball; Eli, a shepherd, Teresa’s church at Vineland. The The Baptism of La^wrence Ed played 500, ■with Mrs. Rose Burton high will play Santa to the chil BLAIR BUSINESS COLLECE, Inc. music will be under the direction dren at Sacred Heart orphanage I alsdann Merlii h uon t>.M Michael Albi; David, a shepherd, ward Welte, son of Mr. and Mrs. having high score, Mrs. Mooney, IM hM. H, nataba i*t ml Martin Anzelini; Simon, a shep of Mrs. Anthony Verlengia and Lawrence Welte, took place Sun second, and Mrs. Florence Martin, Friday, Dec. 22. Each student Phone Main 1160 Colorado Springs, Colo. doc am. Mat mi dad. didr il herd, Joseph Gleason; Matthew, a Mrs. Peter Zunick, respectively. day, Dec. 17, in St. Mary’s church. low. Refreshments were served. selected the name of one child and Da Alla «tMi dinUiif K it Um IWf The children of the school will will provide a gift for him. Satita. Tm BIT >ni(a R k a , ri ar shepherd, John Leone; Stephen, a The sponsors were Mrs. T. J. Fa Father Edward Prinster was pres abilaUdi. Addins ranclMeta P.M.a shepherd, Joseph Lonteen; Abner, sing the traditional Christmas The C.B. circle met at the A gan and James Fagan. The infant’s ent and organized St Therese’s tK FATHER IRUNO, SYD, TECHNT, lU. a shepherd, Joseph Manzanares; carols at the 7 o’clock Mass at grandmother, Mrs. Mary Nagle of study club. home of Mrs. Robert’ Moore. John, a shepherd, Louis Pavetti; Sacred Heart church. Pueblo, attended the ceremony. Bridge was played and refresh M. E. Noonan and Miss Gene ments were served to Mmes. C. B. Angel Gabriel, Lucille Gagliardi; The Altar and Rosary society Mr. and Mrs. Philip Shanahan Noonan of the Blue Valley ranch angel of th# crib, Aileen Pople; has charge of the Christmas dec and children are leaving Friday for Bodtorf, A1 Hayden, Henry Dorn- have returned home from their bush, Sam Metzger, Ben Griesmer, The Heyse Sheet Metal Works INVESTMENTS Patronius, a Roman soldier, Wil orations, with Miss Nellie Brown Coal City, 111., and St. Louis, Mo., ranch at Deer Trail. INCORPORATED liam Nuschy; Marcellus, a Roman a'S chairman. to spend the holidays with rela R. T. Longworth, Vance Driscoll, and the hostess. soldier, Paul Fouret; Caspar, The League of the Sacred Heart tives. Gas, Coal Furnace,s, Air Conditioning Promissory Notes Samuel Thompion Die* Oliver Cunico; Melchoir, Louis has placed the monthly poster in Children’s Parly Will 219 North Weber Street Phone: Main 552 Mass to Be Said for Samuel T. Thompson, 53, resi — OF — Leita, and Balthasar, Alfred Mar- the baptistry. Mrs. Susan Young COLORADO SPRING8, COLO. tarano. Sister Rose Alexius dent of Pueblo 20 years and a and Miss Ruth Seiter are in charge Be Held in Gunnison craneman in the local iron mill, The Holy Trinity orchestra had A Memorial Mass for Sister The Catholic Bishop of the project died Monday, Dec. 18, at a hos Eileen Flynn as accompanist. Requiem High Mass was sung Rose Alexius, former superintend Women Convene ent of Glockner sanatorium, who Gunnison.—On Sunday after pital. of Chicago Wednesday, Dec. 13, for Viola Ar His home w^s at 617 East The members of the Circolo was buried at Mt. St. Joseph, 0., noon at 3 the annual Christmas nold, who died at a local hospital. Routt. He was a member of St. DENOMINATION $500— Mariano met in Community hall last week, will be sung in Sacred party for the children of St. Peter’s Requiem High Mass was sung Patrick’s church and of the Holy $1,000— Maturities Ten Years Sunday afternoon, Dec. 17, for Heart chapel, Glockner, Saturday parish will be held at the church Monday morning, Dec. 17, for the hall. Santa Claus will be present Name society. Surviving are his A These Notes are a direct obli their regular business meeting Rev. John Walsh, who was assist- morning at 9. The Rev. George with candy and presents for all. wife, Mrs. Mary Thompson; five gation of the Archdiocese of with Mrs. Rosaria Vecchio presid and pastor at Sacred Heart in Flanagan, chaplain at the institu Chicago. The women in charge of the party children, Edwin, Robert, Samuel, Caswell ing. After business matters had the years 1928 to 1930. tion, will be celebrant of the Mass been transacted an exchange of are Mrs. John Mcllwee, Mrs. and Mrs. James McGee, all _ of Mrs. C. E. Borden returned Dec. Pueblo, and Mrs. A. J. Maglich, Christmas gifts took place. The "Home for the holidays are Ann 17 from Cincinnati, 0. She at Roy Clark, and Mrs. Kenneth Aunyan A.LSO Eleanor Parlapiano, Howard and Mark. Neodesha, Kans., and thft follow meeting adjourned with refresh tended the funeral of Sister Rose ing brothers and sisters; Mrs. ments served by Mrs. Rosaria Clara Mae Abell, Frances Lang- Cedar Chest Alexius. The choir, under the direction of Arthur Thompson and W. L. Promissory Notes Vecchio; assisted by Mrs. Victoria don, Regina Reitemeier, and Leona Mrs. Gump, with Mrs. Winslow at Mrs. Klasten It Club Hoitett Thompson of Pueblo, Jerome — OF — Montero, Mrs. Lucy Montero, and Mae Finnegan. the organ, will sing special music Those who have been ill the past Mrs. John Klassen was hostess Thompson of Emporia, Kans.; E. Jait the gift ihe'd Mrs. Carolyn Corich. About 45 at the High Mass at midnight week are Mrs. Thomas Hudson, to her bridge club on Thursday, F. Thompson of Greeley, Mrs. lore to find ander members attended. Dec. 14. Preceding the bridge Christmas. the tree Chriatmaa The Catholic Bishop Mrs. Mary Henderson, and Mrs Mary Graham and Mrs. R. E. Mar- morning! A Caswell Merle Zest The condition of T. ,G, game a turkey dinner was served The party sponsored by the sau of Denver. Services were Runyan Cedar Cheat— beautiful* lux* to the guests. f Knights of Columbus was very held in St. Patrick’s church. nrioua In finish—embodring the maxi* of Rockford McCarthy, who is a patient at St. mum in convenience! Here is thut Guests of Miss Eileen Woods at successful financially as well as 5% to 7% Mary’s hospital, was reported as Entire Stock 20% Off! cedar chest she has dreamed about— MATURITIES FIVE YEARS favorable. dinner Dec. 17 were Misses Mar- socially. where those precious* most cherished These Notes in denominations Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Spenser of gurite and Mary Ann Vandenberg, The regular meeting of the Altar M. KAPSCH pouetsions can rest in safety. INTEREST FOR LIFE Agnes Welsh, Mae Griffith^Betty “ Deiltr In Antiqu**” Ask about the modern, exclnsiv* of $600 and $1,000 are a di Los Angeles, former residents and Rosary society was held at Cnwell Runyan features—that leave no ON and Elsie Britton, and Mrs. Fran Manufacture* to Order, Fininhei rect obligation of the Diocese of Pueblo, are visiting at the home the rectory Thursday, Dec. 14, and Repair* All Kinds o f Modern opening for disappointment. Come in CATHOLIC UNIVERSITV cis Dunn. today and make your selection. of Rockford. of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. I^penser for at which time the election of of and Antique Furniture We employ no eolicitors. (PEKING) the holidays. St. John’s study club postponed ficers for the coming year was Ptintinc and Laeqncring ■ 8pecislt]r News items of the parish may the last meeting of the semester held. Those chosen were: Presi 824Vk N. Tejon 8L Phont Main I158-J ANNUITY BONDS be given to Miss Cecelia Mraz because severm members had dent, Mrs. Frank Zugelder; vice phone 4160R. been ill. The second semester will president, Mrs. John Mcllwee: INFORMATION required relative McMAHON & HOBAN Religious articles will be sold begin Jan. 14. secretary, Mrs. Roy Knowles, and to present whereabouts of Mason INCORPORATED during the hours of Confessions Mrs. E. Ella Brady has been treasurer, Mrs. John Zugelder. McKinstry (sometimes known as REV. FATHER RALPH MacKinstry.) This information Exclusive Agents on Friday, Saturday, and Monday confined to her home for the past The various committees for the 176 W Adorn. St. Chicago, 111. morning. The Altar and Rosary two weeks by a severe attack of new year will be named at a meet necessary to close estate. FVRNITVRE CD 10.5 S.. I.aSalle St., Chicago, HI. society has charge, with Mrs. C, the flu. ing of the executive committee next Address...... Cross & Gibbons Ducy as chairman. In honor of Mrs. L. C. Gillis, week. Jerseyville, Illinoii Colorado Springs Thursday, Dec, 21, 1939 Office, 938 Bannock Street TH5 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 4205 PAGE NINE P n i r l W / i n r l c A V l I J R l n u ) there’ll »oon be .now for all you winter .port, en- V -z U lU VV 1 7 1 U 5 VV l U U l U 'W ,hu.la.U. The mountain* will be white «and the ponds will ^'Shop our big Pre-Christmas sale!’’ freeze over nicely. Weekend trains will start bristling with skis, so it’s high time to get winter ward IDLE FETE DEED robes in shape for big times in God’s great outdoors. The three outfits below are designed for smartness r and comfort during those days spent on the ice and snow. New in the ski fashions are trousers, beau tu iY e tifully cut and tailored quite slim at the ankles. They are called “ instructor ski pants,” arid Maureen O’Sullivan is wearing this suit o f teal-blue gabardine with a matching cap. The jacket zips up to a DY DEGIS GDILD SET Eim DEC. H M A. 6 9 0 9 high neckline, the inset pockets are cut edgeways, caught with sliver buttons. Sonja Henie has on a warm wooiy coat for inactive moments outdoors made of white imported fabric. The cuffs, collar, and : 80 ready-made hood are lined with green wool. Pearl buttons are used down the front. The third costume is usable coats tremendously 1528 E. COLFAX Invitations to the Loretto for both skiing and skating. Both the shorts and jacket are red. The embroidery on the lapels is red, Tht Christmas party of the blue, and yellow. The white hat is made o f lambskin, and the white sweater and hip-length red woolen reduced! ' ZAMOAKIAN 0UILD|N0 Heights college alumnae holiday Regis guild at Regis college on stockings complete a smart and warm outfit— even a spill won’t find you unprepared. I dinner were in the mail this week. Sunday afternoon, Dee. 17, was a The affair is to be held Dec. 27 highlight of the holiday season. at 7 p. m. at Bauer’s. Dr. and Mrs. Claire Connell Martin had Behind a D/ame .. . Mrs. Paul J. Ketrick will be the charge of the arrang;ements, as Poison Mushrooms Are High at Any Price honored guests. sisted by the Rev. Stephen Krieger, The Appleton family ii Sister Francis de Sales, alumnae S.J., moderator of the guild. . ' v' A'* /J” ^ descended from John Ap sponsor and dean of studies at the After the regular business meet pleton, Holbrook Hall, college, has left for Los Angeles, ing the members gathered in the Suffolk County, England, Calif., _ where she will attend an ^ -s. ^ iS i educational conference. She will students’ chapel for Benediction. who died about 1395. Fam also visit in San Francisco and at At this devotion all members of ily arms: A silver shield some of the old missions. the “ Regps family,” living and with black bar and three Among the alumnae returning to dead, were remembered in prayer. red apples with green the city for the holidays are Sis Following Benediction members leaves. Motto: “ Hard but ter Mary Ella of Webster college, and guests assembled in the din-|^ Mo., who will spend the Christmas ing-room. Father Krieger had a ► fruitful.” season at the college; Mrs. Ralph display of the crib. The center-! y piece of the central serving table' y Elgin is the world’s Verdieck, who is in Denver visit ing relatives and classmates. Mias was a miniature setting of the' finest name when it comes Margaret Sullivan is expected stable at Bethlehem with the shep-! to strap watches of beau home for a few days. Miss Anne herds and Wise Men. This wasi. tiful design and depend Sullivan will remain on the West arranged by Billy Martin, son of j ' „ > able construction. We'd coast to visit friends in Los An the hostess, Mrs. Martin. Poin-, ^ geles. settias and red candles adorned the, > like you to see our new Because of the holiday season, tables. One table held the holiday i ^ o'' 't > i ^ ' selection of men’s and there will be no business meeting gifts from home, for the priests at y Regis, consisting of jellies, jams,! ^ - -.r ' , \ V <■ , > - 4. women’s models, starting of the Alumnae association in - .J. v> V ' f ' y •' ' ' >' at $18.75. December or January. It is cakes, fruit and other dainties in planned to have a business-lunch Christmas wrappings. The p;uild has always been for eon early in February. Without •parialtzed traininz, you can’t be expected to dlatinzulsh between tunate in the selection of a moder edible muahrooma and certain polaonoua types. You muat depend upon tht ekill A . J . STARK & GO. ator. Father Krieger, the pres o t the man who picka them. Oldest Priest, Pastor in ent incumbent, as well as the Two bottlea of milk (hat look alike may ha vastly different. Because we 1536 Glenarm Place first moderator, the Rev, Bernard know you depend upon us; we give you the greatest possible value . . . in nutri Baltimore See, Is Dead ment and purity. J. Murray, SJ., was present, and MAin 3307 the recently retired prexy, the Rev. THE BEST MILK DOESN’T COME FROM COWS— IT COMES FROM Ont-of-Tovn Bniinm Solicited Baltimore.— The Rt. Rev. Jos J. P. McMahon, SJ., who had eph A. Cunnane, 86, oldest pastor served for three years, sent his Wheatridge Farm Dairy and oldest priest in the Arch greetings from St. Louis, where he 3000 W . 44TH ARVADA OTTO DRUG GO. diocese of Baltimore, died a little is now located. The Very Rev. 3 BLOCKS WEST OF WADSWORTH less than seven weeks after he ob Robert Kelley, S.J., president of Now open for inspection, a new, modern, streamlined dairy W. 38th and Clay GRand 9934 served his diamond sacerdotal Regis, who was out of the city, and drive-in aervlcc. Ice cream, butter, eggs. Fast delivery jubilee. Monsignor Cunnane’s sent a welcoming message which any time. Rates to Institutions. 220 Christmas Gifts at health was so frail when he was a was read by Father Krieger. A A A A A. A A A A A A A . Downtown Prices youth that doctors feared he would note of regret at his not being able not live long enough to be or to be present was received from Same Low Pricet at Downtown dained. Father William Doyle, S.J., who is recovering from an illness. Mrs. Martin was toastmaster and intro duced the priests, each of whom Imperial Coal Uo. made a brief response, promising remembrance of the guild members BE SURE in at least one of bis Masses on Christmas. The musical program To Ask for IMPERIAL When You Next Included selections from Father Daniel A. Lord’s Matrimonial Fol Order Goal lies o f 1 9 3 9 , by Fathers Andrew Dimichino, S.J.; William F. 514 Denham B|dg. . Phone KE. 5358 Robison, S.J., and Joseph Hal ler, S.J. Mrs. Martin led in the community singing of Christpias carols. Humorous sketches were Hits and Bits given by Father Theodore Schultz, S.J. As a closing number, after y ifil ovCJo(^ refreshments were served. Father Season browned mushrooms Dimichino played several ar AT THE HEAVER with minced onions and celery for rangements of “ Home Sweet (By J a n b C o c h r a k , International The woman of 40 or over wants a filling for small pastry cases Home,” typical of Christmas in News Service Fashion Editor) glamor but demands it be com made of biscuit dough. Surround other lands. the cases with a white sauce to New Y ork.— (INS)— Schiapa bined with graciousness. She likes At the business meeting which which hard-cooked egg slices and relli’s apron dress, Mainbocher’s novelty but abhors the “ flippant” preceded the party the president, I Merry Christmas minced pimentos have been added. corsets, and Balenciaga’s paniers look. Mrs. A. Campbell, presided and make interesting reading for the Her dresses and coats as well If the stalks of broccoli are too Father Krieger opened the meet Everybody! woman of 40, but her plaint is must not only take away years but thick, split them lengthwise before ing with prayer. Under the head “ Why don’t they design clothes to also pounds. And, if she’s a business boiling, so that they will cook in ing of new business the annual suit me?” woman, she has additional de the same amount of time as the election of offieers^ was held. The buds. Her problem Is a special one mands to consider in selecting a vote was unanimous for the fol and it has not been neglected this wardrobe. The best arrangement for foods lowing: Father Krieger, S.J., moderator; Mrs. T. C. Rhoades, After'Christmas season. It’s necessary she look as young in your mechanical refrigerator as possible and yet not sacrifice is: Milk and other bottled goods on president; Mmes. A. Campbell, her dignity. She wants clothes that the top shelf, fruits on the next Jack Walsh, Charles Hayden, and don’t soil easily and yet wear well shelf below, eggs and foods made E. T. Gibbons; vice presidents; on the nerve of her fellow workers. with milk or cheese on next lower Miss Marjorie Ryan, treasurer; P D I2 E ID D E D III shelf, and meats, always covered Mrs. Claire Martin, Mrs. J. C. Ha- Smartly conservative types fill with a thin layer of waxed paper, gus, and Mrs. Frank Farrell, re the need of'the older business on the bottom. Keep vegetables, spectively, publicity and corre SRFEURY woman and many stores have de after washing, in the vegetable sponding secretaries. Father Krie voted sections to just such clothes. ger expressed appreciation of the Clearance ISTDIBTCODTEST pan. She might choose a pebble wool For variety, add half a cut of work of the retiring president, bolero suit with a flattering satin spiced diced peaches to mincemeat Mrs. A. Campbell. He especially blouse. A cluster of mink tails for one pie; mix half a cup of mentioned the improvements in the The merchants of Denver in co trims the throat. This outfit comes orange marmalade into pumpkin chapels and purchase of new vest operation with the Denver Catho- in black, brown, or dark green— REDUCTIONS UP TO pie filling. ments. He also thanked the offi Ue Register are all set to make it colors that wear well. cers and members of committees k I a happy New Year for the first To remove a stopper from a ECONOMY ALL-FINISHED FAMILY SERVICE The business woman’s dress who had assisted Mrs. Campbell, glass jar pour warm water into a Ready-to- Catholic baby who is born in a problem is further complicated by and those who had accepted office Catholic hospital in 1940. pan and invert jar in it, gradually Wear, lbs. 1 . 4 9 Additional Pounds at 14c her social life. She frequently goes for the coming year. adding warmer water until it is CTerythlng Completely Flniihed 1?T Extrm Charge for The iwnner of the unique con on to cocktails, dinner, and a show quite hot but not so hot as to break Those present Sunday included: The above price based on /O * A Shirts in This Service test will'receive a large variety of without a chance to change. jar. Leave in water for some time, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hebert, Mr. prizes. Including a beautiful all- Good crepe dresses, with a silver and M orel CRESCEIVT LAUIVDRY, V iC . «« occasionally trying stopper to see and Mrs. Jack J. Walsh, Mrs. A. wool blanket, a bank account of fox muff and hat for a festive look, McCallin, Grace L. Clarke, Mrs, 50% if it is loose. $10, a 14-karat engraved gold solve the dual role her clothes Stephen Casey, Mrs. W. Massey, ring, and many other awards. must play. Tips of canned asparagus may Patricia Ann Moore, Mrs. Mary This week another prize has A slimming panel down the mid be removed whole if the bottom Thompson, Mrs T. Cronin, Mrs. been added. The Readers’ guild of dle is created by sunburst pleats instead of the top of can is opened. Frances Douglas, Mrs. Canavan, Denver has offered a subscription on either side of the bodice on a Eggs whip to a larger volume Mrs. A. Campbell, Mrs. Marie Mc- to the Parents' magazine, and black, long-sleeved crepe dress, and beat more rapidly if they are Mullin, Mrs. T. J. Dunn, Mrs. E. while this prize will not directly This dress admirably fills the at room temperature rather than W. Connell, Billy Martin, Mrs. Women’s, Misses’, Juniors’, IS benefit the baby, it is sure to be double life demanded of it. chilled. Frank F. Farrell, Mrs. P. J. Ho can appreciated by the parents of the Add shelled roasted peanuts to and Special Sizes Marked A winter suit is a grand addition ran, Mrs. Rosanna M, Hebert, Miss It’s true that you can buy beauty Scalp treatments are lucky winner. to the wardrobe. Black wool, made cookedj hashed, seasoned squash. Mary Alexander, Miss Mae Ryan, really medical treat One-third cup of peanuts will he work whose first cost is lower The merchants stipulated that into a flaring skirt with a single- the Rev. Joseph J. Ryan, S.J.; to Clear! Styles You’ll ments, requiring exp''rt enough for each three cups of than that done by our expert the baby be bom in a Catholic in breasted, fitted jacket, fills the Dan Ryan, Mrs. T. E. Floyd, knowledge of hair prob smartly conservative requirement squash. Wear for Months to Come! operators . . . but-when you con stitution as a gesture of respect to Charles Hayden, Father Kri lems, and that knowl the hospital nuns who have worked A big collar of silver fox trims the T o prepare prunes for salad or Margie Ryan, Mrs. T. C. Rhoades, sider the quality of workmanship edge is one of our so long and faithfully in the Den suit. bread, wash well and cover with Father Murray, the Rev. Bernard . . . we have a real bargain for you. proudest possessions. ver diocese. If brown is more becoming, the one inch of cold water. Let stand Karst, SJ.; Mr. Arthur A. Barth, PHONE MA 3121 FOR AN APOINTIifENT suit can be purchased with a mink two hours. Stones may then be S.J.; the Rev. H. J. Gerleman, S.J.; AND SEE FOR YOURSELF collar. easily cut out. the Rev. Conrad Bilgery, S.J., and Plain waffles may be made in I The suburban woman in this age the Rev. Francis P. Keenoy, S.J. group will want a good black coat teresting by varying the sauces to wear into town, to bridge lunch and toppings served with them. A eons, and to the other affairs that French one is achieved by sprin Patronize These Firms. They Directed by compose her social life. For kling powdered sugar over the top Are Co-operating With Your ^ O M E while selection is still great— while the best B^IAIJTY SALOBT Mr. Martin and then two or three teaspoons of dressy occasions, she’ll want to Paper. values are still here! Coats, dresses, hats, shoes, wear a black dress but her ward lemon juice. Hot honey is another robe should include at least one popular topping to serve. sports clothes and accessories . . . everything you’ll The cheaper cuts of meat may colored wool dress. ! Mayer Hardware Go.' want through the remaining cold months! Lots of Color, in t h e conservative be used in jellied meats. Jellied MY CHRISTMAS PUDDING veal, for instance, may be made I Denver’s Largest Hardware Store ^ shades, will highlight her whole I clothes to wear next winter I By BETTY wardrobe. A green wool dress, of meat from the shank or neck. Dissolve a few after-dinner ► 3 Vs cops HUNGARIAN FLOUR IV t caps KcdlMi n iiln . (small) softly tailored and accented with a 1 Up. cinnamon gold belt, is an excellent choice. mints in canned grapefruit juice ► Vs clovea 1 cap choppsd walnuts for a first-course drink. Serve ► 1 Yt tsp. soda Color will also be prominent in Vt tip. lalt her tweed suit. 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(1511 Atapshos KE. 4311 i PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Dec. 21, 1939 Enjoy the Best Abbey Scores Wins O ve rlh lS l. M i ’s Gay Christmas Celebration Officers Elected BEIL’S POPCORN BALLS AND CANDIES Eliteh'i Quality Leadviile, Penrose Quints Planned at Social Center Next to Oriental Theatre Get Grid Awards By Altar Society GR. 0314 Canon City.— (Abbey School)— Mahoney, Costlgan, and Mooney Final plans for one of the gayest has arranged for the bearded bene At the December meeting of the Two more scalps were added to also added points. (St, John’, Parish) In the Christmas celebrations ever held factor’s arrival through the Holy Ghost Altar and Rosary so the Bears’ victory strinff over the Saturday night the Bears again Sixteen members of St. John’s at the Little Flower Social center courtesy of the Denver fire de Free DelWerT GLendalc l>37 . DUtinctiv* ciety, the following officers were I weekend, when Abbey humbled the Junior Parochial league football Pioneer Room and Coffee Shop had difficulty in solving their op were outlined this week by a pro partment. A toy-laden fire truck elected for 1940: President, Mrs. BERKELEY Leadviile hi"h Panthers Friday, team were awarded their “ J’s” at gram committee which, under the will usher him to the party scene. of tho ponents' tricky zone defense in the Gertrude Payne; vice president, Dec. 15, 29-17, then turned back opening quarter, and managed to a banquet given in their honor direction of Miss Mary Ellen This year the event promises to Liquor Store Thursday evening, Dec. 21, at Mrs. Nora Keenan; financial sec Cosmopolitan Hotel Penrose high, 42-21, Saturday eve bucket only six points while Pen Dougherty, has obtained the co be better than ever and everyone is retary, Miss Alice Jones; record WHISKEY - WINE - GIN AND ning. These wins gave the Bruins 6:30 in the school hall by the rose garnered two. But a second- operation of the center’s numer urged to participate in the festive ing secretary, Mrs. Albert Larche; MIXERS • ICE COLD BEER a clean sweep in their trio of pre- mothers of team members under quarter spurt put the Silver and ous clubs in preparing for the games and singing of Christmas treasurer, Mrs. Nellie Konicke. 38th and Tennynn Dmeer, Colo. Christmas cage tilts. Gold 'cagers into a comfortable the sponsorship .of the P.-T.A. event Dec. 23 at 11 a. m. carols. Refreshments will be In Friday night’s tiff both teams Fathers of the boys were grouped Amid colorful Yuletide decora served. Mrs, Harvey Smith, president of lead before the end of the half. the society since 1932, whose res The Anderson displayed an air-tight defensive Scoring in the Penrose fracas was around the table at which Dr. tions augmented by spirited sing To top things off, Miss Dough ignation was accepted with regret Photograph Studio game, and had each other trying more evenly divided on the Abbey George Mallett was master of ing and games well over a 100 erty and her general staff have Bacon & Schramm various ways to break in for shots. ledger, for while Murphy again led ceremoniesi youngsters will greet “ Old St. prepared a gay, exciting variety by the members, was given a life membership in recognition of the I Phone MAin 1373 At the quarter the Abbey held a with 11 tallies, Costigan was close The Rev. J. ^Roy Figlino, direc Nick” when he tumbles into the show. Scores of children will rep efficient manner in which she had Barrett Flat and 1206 FifU4(ith St.— Cor. Lavrenct 4-to-2 lead. It didn’t take long, tor of athletics, and Coach Bob annual affair. The staff director resent the many clubs at the Little behind with 10, while Ralston got filled the office. Denrcr, Colo. however, for the Bears to find the 8, Mahoney 7, and Dujmovic 5. Dolph were in charge of arrange Flower center with skits, Spanish Shingle Roofs ments. Special gruests included Flower Collection Taken Up range, for in the second frame dancing, and other entertainment. 3230 Walnut The Bruins flashed a well- Gene Moore, former star center Sunday, Dec. 17, the collection UH. 6563 they netted 13 tallies, while holding rounded- attack, in both games and Boy* Playing Soccer COAL the Mountaineers to three, and for the Colorado university team for flowers to be used in the sanc give promise of being a strong As the entire community awaits DUSTLESS DELIVERY thus were out in front, 17-5, at the that played in the Cotton bowl in Society’s Linens tuary on Christmas day was taken half. quintet-when they hit their post- 1938; Lloyd Madden, little college Dec. 25 the Junior Boys’ club is The Best in Climax Lump or Efg $5.95 Christmas schedule. In Murphy up by Mmes. Mary Foster, Arthur Joe Murphy, fast-moving Bruin All-American, and Jack Torpey taking advantage of the un Cross, John Bruno, Harvey Smith, ALL GRADES AT STANDARD PRICE the squad has a sharpshooter who Used sharpshooter, continued his bar from the Colorado school of usual warm weather that has Albert Larche, James Thrall, SPECIAL STOKER COAL is always a dangerous man rage on the iron ring in the second mines; James Carroll and Harold allowed them to play soccerball jNellie Konicke, and Gertrude while Costigan’s scoring prowess To Aid Missions Furniture Horvat, Regis college stars. The nearly every afternoon since the Payne, and Misses Alice Jones and THE OWEN GOAL GO. half, and moved his gold-shirts is fast coming to the fore. Ma into a big lead before the Abbey Rev. F. Gregory Smith, pastor, termination of the football season. Ida Galuppo. A collection will 1^ ALSO N EW 801 W . Bayaod Are. 8P. 4428 honey cleans off the backboards in congratulated the boys on their The Rev. F. Gregory Smith and The following boys have formed taken up again Sunday, Dec. 24, seconds took command. Murphy _ Caih or -Credit fine fashion, while Dujmovicjs floor successful season. the officers and council members an after-school soccer league under after all the Masses for the same personally accounted for 20 of his game and Mooney’s defense of the Eat. 1888 team’s 29 points, while Dujmovic, Letters were presented to Bob of the Junior Tabernacle society the direction of John Martinez; purpose. RAY GOAL 00. back court are all any coach could Lawrence Perez, Benny Abila, A FULL LINE OF Frederic, David Keefe, Roy Mc met at the home of Miss Cath OFFICE FURNITURE NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY ask for in the way of a well-oiled Louis Armijo, George Atencio, An enjoyable party, the sixth Best Qualitv— Lower Pricei Donald, Jim Haines, Bill Adams, erine Maloney with Mrs. Mary ESTATE OF Augusta K. Muser. also hardwood machine. David Baca, Robert Baca, Albert in the series being sponsored by We rent Folding Chairs, Card and known ai Mrs. G ^rg* Muter, Deceased Jim Tynan, Joe Egloff, George Kinkel as co-hostess Sunday after Gonzales, Albert Harris, John the society, was given Dec. 14 at 1 Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver ALL GRADES STOKER COAL No. 64246. Practice to Be Resumed Dec. 28 Pohndorf, Howard McCarthy, Al noon, Dec. 17. The afternoon was p. m. in Holy Ghost hall. Hostesses AH penont having elaimt against said Colorosa, Richard Garcia, Jerry ware, anything in stock. The Bruins will return to the fred Holland, Dick Morroni, John spent in packing boxes of linens were Misses Anna and Barbara PE. 4604 1165 SIq. Penn Estate are hereby notified to present them for the priests. Twenty checks and Curtis, Max Diaz, Edward Established 1888 for adjustment to the County Court of abbey for practice on Dec. 28, and Heimann, John Hinterreiter, Bob Leske and Mrs. Charles Meyers. the City and County of Denver, Colorado, will meet a team composed of for La Perriere, John Mahoney, and 190 pieces of linen were «ent to Gallegos, Paul Gallegos, and Mike PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 Next Party Ii Jan. 11 OPEN FROM 8 A. M. TO 8 P M. on the 9th. day of January, 1940. mer Canon City high stars as a Jim McGruder. the various mission parishes Garcia. GEORGE MUSER. It has been decided not to give a preliminary to the Phillip’s-Martin P.-T.A. Sponsoring Party throughout the state. At the close Club Memberi Making Presents Administrator. party the fourth Thursday, Dec. Jewelry game in Canon City Dec. The Parent-Teachers’ associa of the afternoon the hostesses The making of Christmas pres NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION 30. tion is sponsoring a Christmas served a supper. ents has caught the fancy of the 28, as it is too near to Christmas. W. S. SANDERSON r A Quality We, the undersigned, Arthur D. Baker, The next affair will be held Thurs Nippers Work Out Daily party for the school children Fri There was a large representation Gardenia club members. At pres Zinc Etchings ^ President, and George A. Wallace, Secre day, Jan. 11. Further details will Color Plates - Half Tones tary, of the Fillmore Drug Store, Inc., a day morning, Dec. 22, at 10:30; from all circles at the Christmas ent the young girls of the club & BRO. The Abbey Nippers are daily be are painting pictures of “ Mother be announced later. corporation . formed under the Jaws of the ing sent through their paces for Presents and candy are being dis general meeting of the society 1514 Arapahoe . TAbor 2391 State of Colorado, do hereby give notice Goose,” “ Donald Duck,” “ Mickey the coming cage race in the South tributed by Santa Claus in per- Tuesday evening, Dec. 12, at the Seelemati-Ehret that at a meeting of the stockholders of son. Catholic Daughters’ clubhouse. The Mouse,” and various other fic Monsignor McMenamin Freah Roasted Coffee said corporation, duly called for the pur Central Junior league. Two di tional characters. The paintings Photo €ngmx)evs pose of considering the propriety of dis visions, the heavies and the light Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr Fetes Cathedral Ushers MOROVIT, lb., 26c, 4 lbs. for solving said corporation, and held at 730 are then placed on various types weights, are showing up in good and the Rev. F. Gregory Smith $ 1.00 ^ TTAbor A h n i- o t - i t ^ Majestic Building, in the City and County gave v e ^ instructive talks which of glassware, which will make The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Hugh of Denver, State of Colorado, on the 1st form. L. McMenamin entertained the day of December. A. D. 1939, pursuant to were enjoyed by all the members. unique and useful gifts. Pure Vermont Maple Syrup In the heavyweight division Cathedral ushers at a banquet 1n DenVerWcoIorado notice given to the stockholders thefyeof in niU N , Mrs. Fred W. (jushurst, president, Other clubs preparing gifts in and Sugar the manner provided by law for the calling there is ample material for a first clude the Girl Scouts and the Blue the Argonaut hotel Monday, Dec. of stockholders* meetings for the purpose and Miss Roderick, treasurer of Fresh Roasted Peanut Butter 'CD' class team. At forwards are Jack the senior Tabernacle society, gave Birds. Recently these two organi 18. Serving as place cards for the of amending articles of incorporation, the 26 men were billfolds presented to Your business is stockholders, by a vote of more than two- Beynan, “ Tip" Cyr, “ Fox” Ham interesting talks on the activities zations presented a joint social MOROVIT Baking Powdar appreciated here. thirds of the entire capital stock of said mond, Alex Vondra, and Ray Mes- of the senior group. Mr. and Mrs. night. As a climax to the social the ushers by Monsignor McMen Quality Nuts corporation, ordered said corporation to be tas. At center are “ Si” Scyman- PIP STJI, DIES amin. Werner Burkhart gave a very en event a “ talent hour” was pre dissolved. ski, Ray Gyr, and “ Swede” Free We further certify that all debts owing joyable musical program. sented and refreshments were JOBS WANTED by aaid corporation have been fully paid. land, and at the guards, “ Handy The following reports were served under the direction of Mrs. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have made Andy” McAndries, Phil Kenney, Death halted a brilliant athletic given by the various committees: Sarah Bailey and Nellie Valencia. For Good Workers and signed this Notice of Dissolution. and< Bob Kane, Kenny Holden, and Ted career Sunday, Dec. 17, for James affixed hereto the seal of said corporation, Membership— Mrs. Marie Dinan, At the suggestion of the Moth <|f any type, permanent or odd this 1st day of December. A. D. 1939. Espinosa. Much new material is M. Allen, 18, senior fullback on St Miss Marjorie Regan, and Miss ers and Fathers’ social group, the Murphy-Mahoiiey Job, call Employment Department. ARTHUR D. BAKER, also available. Joseph’s Parochial league football Anna Marie Wade, introduced 15 center board members plan a so President Little Bob Lafferty, Garry Clune, champions. Jimmy, a member of new members'; ways and means— cial night for young men and ATTEST: Al Hart, Bob Willers, and Sax family prominent in Denver Catholic Charities GEO. A. W ALLACE. Miss Frances Nadorff reported women between 16 and 20 years of Secretary. CruTtT^re among the topnotchers sporting circles, died following an age in the near future. Mean 1665 Grant St. KEystione 6386 $365 was cleared on the last bene (Corporate Seal). on Coach Joe Murphy’s light appendix operation. fit, and that Miss Margaret Taney while the weekly folk-dancing weights, and a lot of new and un Born in Washington, D. C., June was awarded the first prize of $5 groups will remain active for the tried material is also on hand. 20, 1921, he was brought to Den for turning in the highest amount benefit of everyone. After several practice games the ver when a child. He attended of money (Miss Taney donated it Dinner Given Sponsors USED CARS West high school for a year and Nippers open their league at Sa to the society. Miss Marion Lam- Quests of honor at a dinner lida, where they meet the Spartans transferred to St. Joseph’s, where pert was ■ awarded a plaque for given recently at the Little Flower Sales — Service Jan. 13. he also starred in basketball. He turning in the second highest community center were members GL. 4 7 4 7 2986 N. Speer Monogram Club Holds Party wofild have been graduated in amount of money); vestments— of the board of directors. Those June. The Monogram club held its an Miss Clella Carter, reported one who attended were Mmes. John F. Jimmy was a non-Catholic and nual Christmas party in the college set of green vestments was .finished Murtaugh, P. J. Sullivan, W. C. recreation room Tuesday evening, special services were held at the and ready to send to the Rev. Ed Weldon, J. T. Tierney, and Miss mortuary Tuesday with members Dec. 19. After the regular meet ward Prinster of Steamboat Mary Ellen Dougherty, who acted of St. Joseph’s grid squad and ing gifts were distributed to the Springs, and that eight ciboria as hostess. senior class present. The Rosary members and a tasty luncheon was covers and seven confessional stoles The center’s sponsors praised Let BRECHT served. Thirty-eight were present was recited and the Very Rev. are ready for the mission priests; the fine work that is being carried at the gathering. Christian Darley, C.SS.R., pastor, on at the center and con gave a short sermon. Social action— Miss Sophie Su nedsh and Miss Helen Flynn re fidently predicted a pleasant fu Chocolates Patronize These Firms. They Members of the football squad ture for the organization. Miss acted as honorary pallbearers at ported eight layettes comprising convey your greetings to Folks and Friends for Are, Co-operating With Your 278 items had been turned in for Dougherty extended a vote of ______Paper. the funeral services held Tuesday thanks to the women of the Denver afternoon in Grace Community the Denver deanery and donated by the following circles; Ave Maria, deanery for their co-operation in A REAL MERRY CHRISTMAS church. all the undertakings of her staff. Holy Innocents, Immaculate Con ***•••*• Make Life Sweeter! ception, Morning Star, Mystical The above-named women are Rose, Our Lady of Lourdes, Preci active members of the Denver Ask Your Brecht Dealer for Non-Galholie Honors ous Blood, and Sancta Maria, also deanery and many other Catholic THE GET-ACQUAINTED PACKAGE $1.50 BRECHT CANDY another one of 34 pieces given to a and civic organizations and have CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES $1 CO., DENVER ; SLVincont’sGriddors needy Catholic mother by the Im helped the center attain its place F W IL L B f) maculate Conception circle; discus of prominence in the Sacred Heart Ed Hadley, non-Catholic engi sion clubs— Miss Catherine Ma parish and community. OPEN FOR BUSINESS Members of the home-making neer at Mt. St. Vincent’s home, loney reported seven study clubs Turkeys ...... Lb. 22e Eggs (Ctry.)....29c A 33c dox. purchased letter sweaters for the had been organized within the so class prepared and served the din ner under the direction of Mrs. Fat Hens (Roasting) Lb. 20e Stewing Hens..Lb. 13c & 15c home’s football team. The sweat ciety; spiritual activities — Miss Fries (H eavy) ...... Lb. 20c Poultry Dressed to Order ers, which were given to the boys Dorothy Meikenhous reported 14,- Gladys Winchester. this week, were awards for bring 994 spiritual works have been of Mitt Bailev I> Sacred Heart ALL KINDS OF FEED, MASH AND GRAIN fp Clirisit^ ing the first Junior Parochial fered for the mission; catechetical Organist Free Delivery— Give Us a Trial league championship in history to —Miss Helen Rhoades and Miss Mrs. Sarah Bailey, pianist and St. Vincent’s. Joyce Klein reported that the chil the center’s musical director, was GUNNINGNAM POULTRY AND FEED STORE recently appointed organist at dren at Gilchrest received their "WE CARRY THE BEST OP EVERYTHING” First Holy Communion Sunday, Sacred Heart church, where she Pbone Arvada 519—Res. GRand 2660 5230 W. 44th z v i t n Injuries, Illness Cause Dec. 17 (the society donated the will play for all, the Christmas girls’ dresses and the boys’ suits services. She played the organ Regis to Cancel Tour also their rosaries and prayerbooks Sunday, Dec. 3. Following the services they were Miss Aneta Welsh, a long-time given a party); historian—Miss friend of Miss Dougherty and I j r t g t i a n P r o t f j e Injuries and illness, two jinxes Rose Brady had the history book teacher at Jenner school, Chi that chased Regis college’s foot of the society on display. cago, is a guest at the center for ball team all season, appear all set the holi^ys. Miss Welsh will as to harass the basketball squad in Members of the society are furn sist with the hea-vy prog^ram for the same manner. Just before de ishing the candy for the Christ the holidays. parture on the first bamstoming mas party for the children at St As far as human interest Is c C f m e S trip ever scheduled for Regis ca Anthony’s Neighborhood house. concerned, most of the center’s gers, only three men were capable Following the general meeting pre-holiday activities had to take of making the journey to Cali members of Blessed Sacrament cir a “ back seat” in favor of the Little fornia and Coach Dave Kelley was cle enjoyed a supper jit the Edel Flower’s daily pre-school. The forced to abandon the junket. weiss cafe. three and four-year-old young If the twin “ Jonases” permit, Ave Maria circle will hold its sters took their first outside sight the Rangers will resume their annual Christmas party at the seeing tour this week. Under the home of Margaret Guerin Wednes Make it a hearty old-fashioned Christmas, with calls and dinners court preparations after the holi close supervision of the pre days. day evening, Dec. 27. Mary Cath school faculty staff three chil and parties, with good food on the table and good wines o b erine Shadwell of this circle is re dren, most of them boys of un covering from an illness. the sidehoardl Whatever your holiday plans, Christian Brothers exploited ■ mechanical • curiosity, Loyola of New Orleans Mrs. Margaret McMullen enter were taken to nearby industrial Wines will add warmth and pleasure to your hospitality. Made tained members of the Precious plants. There they watched Quits Gridiron Sport Blood circle Friday evening, Dec with patience, care and vigilance hy the Brothers of the enormous cranes, whirling cement- 15. Plans were made to provide a mixers, and other types of ma Christian Schools — achieving an old world flavor and quality New Orleans.—After 18 years Christmas basket for a poor f^m chinery. of competition, Loyola university, ily. The evening was spent sewing that will identify you as a perfect best They are b o w beinj sold st i Girl Scouti to Entertain Toti claimant to the Dixie conference on altar linens. The Girl Scout troop No. 6, un title, has elected to discontinue in Morning Star circle will hold Its der the direction o f Mrs. Louis tercollegiate football competition, annual Christmas party at the Lyon, will entertain the pre SAVE MONEY AT school authorities announced. The home of Mrs. Margaret Caragher school children of the center Fri university will emphasize an ex Friday evening, Dec. 22. day, Dec. 22, at 4, o’clock. The • Builington vrill offer Special Student's first class panding intramural program. Evelyn Miller entertained mem troop is from Gove Junior high Round Trip Tickets on; sale December 25 to January 16 iL bers of Our Lady of Loretta circle YOUR school. incl. Tickets may be used for return trip home during Tuesday evening, Dec. 19. Games were played and gifts were ex Optometrist and Optician the Spring vacation or at close of school term. Valid in FRANKLIH DRUG GO. changed. Pullmans and parlor cars. 34th and Franklin Our Lady of Lourdes circle is HELEN WALSH having its annual Christmas party SAMPLE FARES WE FEATURE CHRISTIAN Friday evening, Dec. 22, at the Associats Studsnt Coach nntCUM A BO TTLE Round Trip One-Way One-WsT BROS. WINE home of Mrs. Billie Lou Weber. R. JOSEPH Members will exchange gifts, BOSTON, MASS...... $101.60. ....$44.01. Mrs. Carol Stevens entertained EXAMINED NEW YORK CITY..: 95.65.. ... 38.34. .... 58.31 KEN LIQUORS members of Mother of God circle PHILADELPHIA, PA. 91.30.,.... 36.09. .... 55.61 NEW HAVEN, CONN. 96.30.,.... 40.16. .... 58.66 SSt 17th St. KE. MM at a Christmas party Tuesday eve Kcnmirk Hstcl ning, Dec. 19. Mrs Kathleen Mc SPRINGFIELD, MASS. 96.30...... 40.91. .... 58.68 Finest Quality o f Imported and Carty, a member of this circle, WASHINGTON, D. C. 89.05.,.... 33.73. ... . 54,21 Domestic Wines, Beer and Liquor. whose husband, Joe McCarty, is CHICAGO, ILL...... 46.60.,.... 20.71. .... 31.06 W « Meet Any Pric* well-known song-writer, has re ST. LOUIS, MO...... 41.00.,.... 18.23. .... 27.33 Prompt Frto Deltyory turned from Chicago, 111. Comsponding savings to other College towns Wo Hondl* Members of Mystical Rose circle SOLD AND DISTRIBUTED BY CHRISTIAN BROS. WINES will hold their annual Christmas COLORADO ALCOHOL CO. flado by Brof. of Chriotlon Schools J. M. Iicino. Prop. party Friday evening, Dec. 20, at RIDE THESE FINE, FAST TRAINS 8^1 the home of Mrs. Ann Kitto. Dsav«r litioa Ths Mrs. Mary Cronin entertained DAILY Zsphyr nysr Aristocrat Season** ^re e tfn n members of St. Jude’s circle Lv. Denver 4:00 PM 4:10 PM 8:00 PM C H . 4 5 6 6 f l American Liquor Christian Bros. Wines Wednesday evening, Dec. 13, at Ar. St.Loui* ' *1:10 PM KARL’S 634 East Colfax— Cor. Paarl Christmas party. The evening was featured hy Ai. Chicago 8:36 AM 11:55 AM . 7:55 PM Store Fine Wines and Liquors spent playing bridge. *Thiough cars via Ezpoeition Flyer and General Pershing Zephyr. ARGONAUT The Sancta Maria circle spent We CariT t Full Line of Sit 17th St. LIQUOR MART, Ltd. an enjoyable evening at the home Direst eonneetlons with test trains to the East j Imported and Domestic Wine# TA. tSIt of Mary Louise Riede on Wednes Liquors and Been Special Case Lot Prices Wine and Liquor Co. day, Dec. 6. Margaret M. Taney, For complete information on fares, M Christmas Purchases Gift JACK SPEEGLE, Prop. president, was present. Part of the and for reservations and tickets eonsnli Christian Bros. Wines FREE DELIVERY > IP rapped LarxMt anil FIncit Stock in Denror evening was spent in distributing Madt by Bros, of Chrittian Schooli 333 E. Colfax linens and in sewing. Election of Burlington BURLIHGTON TRAVEL BUREAU FREE DELIVERY America’s Finest Wine officers was held as follows: Jose Wa Ara Not Unduiotd Riotirdndc F. W. JOHNSON, GaiMra/ Posstng^r Agvjrf Near the Cathedral We Feature CHRISTIAN BROS. CHRISTIAN BROS. WINES phine Hytrek, president, and Ce K E. 6 4 0 0 celia Chekal, secretary-treasurer, Route 17th h Champa Phene Keystene 1123 1 » 4 FifUenth Street Teber S7SI Wines Mads h f Broi. of Christian Schools A layette was 4i*pl*yed which will be donated to cniirity by the circle. I Thursday, Dec. 21, 1939 Office,.938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN .....'■ I...... r r t ' - ■ ...... Home T ravel Denver Glass & Paint Co. AUTO GLASS WINDOW, DENVER GIRL’S ESSAY PLACES JUNIOR C. D. OF A. CAROLERS Are All 1937 PLATE, AUTO Concert to Usker LAST CHANCE GLASS Fords Equally INSTALLED THIRD IN NATIONAL CONTEST ARE SINGING AT INSTITUTIONS Only'a few days left to get your new Zenith before Christmas. Good? REPLACED MA. 6653 ALL WORK GUARANTEED Betty Rees, a senior at St. Fran concerting opinions to find the God In Midnight Rite Residents of homes, hospitals. General hospital. Sands’ home, and EXTRA SPECIAL holiday AT 20TH AND LAWRENCE cis de Sales’ high school, according that he longs for.” and institutions are being enter other institutions. trade allowance to all Register to word received from St. Louis The young reviewer recounts tained with Christmas carols by Readers. Trinidad.—In anticipation of the The girls, including Betty Ellen Saturday, Dec. 16, has been given that the Street authority, the Junior Catholic Daughters of third place in the annual national born in Jersey City, N. J., in 1868, Christmas Midnight Mass to be America. Ott, Maty Jane Halter, Joan Hart Elk Coal Co. book review contest of the Queen’s of a strict Episcopalian family, celebrated by the pastor of Our There are 28 carolers, two of ley, Mary Ann Mensik, Mary Work, the publication of the So began at an early age to doubt his Lady of Mt. Carmel church, the whom will be dressed in white to Frances Thomson, Mildred Thom MA. 5335 dality of Our Lady. Her review own religion. He commenced then represent angels. They will bear son, Matilda Garcia, Betty Lou dealt with the Long Road Home, a long course of investigation of Rev. F. S. Ziccardi, S.J., will be a Wood, Elaine Courtney, Margaret Large Lum p...... 5 .9 5 sacred concert by Father Ziccardi’s reflector lanterns, which will cast the autobiography of John Moody, pagan, atheistic, and other philos Galvin, Rose Marie Alexander, Large E g g ...... 5 .8 5 Boys’ band beginning at 11 p. m. light upon the remaining girls, who New York financial expert, in ophies until he came in the twen will be clad in red capes and hoods. Mary Sue Galvin, Susanne Young, Clean Nut ...... 5 .0 0 ties to a series of experiences and Other services on Christmas day Charlene Geeck, Beverly Powers, include a Low Mass at 8:30 and a The girls began the caroling en AH Other Grades— Trading Stamps readings which convinced him of terprise Dec. 21 and will conclude Mary Ann Connors, Mary Rita the truth of the Catholic faith and High Mass will Benediction at Book, Gladys Fahrig, Mary Mar 10:30 o’clock. Short sermons will their tour Dec. 23, when they will led him, in 1931, to embrace it. visit St. Joseph’s hospital, Denver tin, Virginia Gessing, Louise Toll, Would you say that every “ This book brought home to me be given at each Mass in English, Barbara Kinnamon, Phylis Derrig, A-B-C Doll Shop the inestimable value of the Cath Italian, and Spanish. Pauline Hupp, and Marjorie 1937 Ford car was worth the A parish concert and entertain 2629 W. 32nd Expert DoH Repair olic Church and of my religion,” Simpson, are accompanied by same amount of money to ing and Refinishing. ment, featuring Father Ziccardi’s writes Miss Rees, “ and I feel closer Mrs. Harvey J. Smith, state junior day? Of course not! Value Boys’ band, will be presented at C M A . Hears DOLLS FROM NEW YORK TOY FAIR to God than I ever did before. I C. D. of A. chairman; Dorothy the parish hall Sunday, Dec. would depend upon use, care SEE THEM now realize the worth of a true, Ross, counselor of troop 10, and and present condition. pure faith!” 31, at 7:30 p.m. : Emily Grover, director of the car New Phone GL. 7777 Confessions Sunday, Dec. 24, Designated by the Queen’s Work olers and counselor of troop 4. Your radio set’s value to will be heard from 3 to 6 in the for this year’s reviewing were ten Judge Kettering Miss Dorothy Walsh, counselor, day and in the future de E. B. CLAYTON biographies of recent converts. The afternoon and from 7:30 to 10 at and various parents of the girls pends largely upon its care second prize in the regional con night. Following are the musical furnish trarisportation. Plumbing & Heating Co. test went to Margaret Biller, a programs for the Midnight Mass (St. Cajetan’a Parish)>^ . . . upon attention to- de Judge C. Edgar Kettering ad Denver’s Repair Specialist student of St. Mary’s academy, and the High Mass at 10:30, with GiHa . Dress Dolls fects' that may develop. To Miss Ellen Corich and Mrs. Elvira dressed St. Cajetan’s C. P.-T. A. Best Mechanics Denver, who reviewed Now I See, More than~l'00 dolls were dressed insure good reception, your the apologia of Arnold Lunn, G. Cimino as organists, respec on “ The State Judiciary” Sunday, by the girls and turned in at the 2408 E. Colfax EA. 5037 Among the reviews to receive hon tively: Dec. 17, in the school hall. The clubhouse. The dolls will be dis set should be checked by an orable mention in this event was Midnight Ma.ss — “ Su Moviamo, children of the first grade pre tributed by the Catholic Charities. expert every six months. sented a Christmas program under that written by Virginia Grout, Pastorelli,” triumphal hymn, F. Troop 4 will,hold its Christmas Do you manage your prop also a senior at St. Francis de S. Ziccardi; Kyrie, Gloria, and the direction of Sister M. Flora. Mrs. J. Eugene Chavez, Jr., gave party Saturday, Dec. 23, at 2 p.m. Sales’, who treated Three Ways Credo, F. S. Ziccardi; “Jesu, Re- in the clubhouse. A gift exchange TEKNI-CHEK erty or does your property Home, by the English novelist, demptor Omnium,” Pietro Yon; a report of the second annual con ference sponsored Dec. 5 at the will be held. Radio Inspection | m^anage you ? Sheila Kaye-Smith. Last year’s Sanctus, Benedictus, and Agnus first prize in the Rocky Mountain Dei, F. S. Ziccardi; “Adoro Te Cosmopolitan hotel by the Diocesan Troop 5 will hold its Christmas C h iu ii and spaakar cleaiieds tubes checked, micrometer ad Betty Reel union contest was^won also by a Devote” and “ Ave Verum Corpus,” Catholic Parent-Teacher league. party Saturday, Dec. 36, at 2 p.m. in Holy Ghost hall. Miss Gers- MODEL SHOWN justment of moving parts, wir See our expert Z. Carthy; “ Ecce Panis Angelo- Mrs. Fidel J. Valdez, president, ing checked, tonal rk/k which he treats in detail of his sodalist of St. Francis de Sales’, lOS 464— 10 Tube, ordered an allowance for the pur bach’s and Miss Bisbing’s troops test, etc...... J p l . U U i conversion to the Church. Frances. Finnegan, now a student and “ 0 Sacrum Convivium,” P. D. SHEPPERD of Loretto Heights college. Z. Carthy; “ DormL, non Piangere,” chase of a typewriter for the sis will hold a joint session and each Miss Rees in this contest repre ters in memory of the first hon girl will bring a gift. No payment necessary until February Ist, 1940v sented the Rocky Mountain Sodal Betty Rees is the daughter of Perosi; “ Tu Scendi Dalle Stelle,” GLOBE BEALTY CO. Mrs. Elizabeth Rees of 149 Berry S. Alfonso dei Liguori; orary president. Sister Mary Vic- ity union, her review being given torine. She is former superior of the first place Dec. 4 in the prelim street, Littleton. She attended St. High Mass— “ Silent Night,” F. Use of Aluminum in Realtor Louis’ school, Englewood, for three Gruber; Kyrie, Gloria, and Credo, Benedictine Sisters here, who, on CAHN-FORSTER inary contest carried on in Denver account of illness, was transferred by the Rev. Theodore Schulte, S. years before coming for her high Z. S. Felice; “Jesu Dulcis Memo- “EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL SINCE im " Phone TA. 6236 1658 Broadway school work to St. Francis de ria,” F. S. Ziccardi; Sanctus, Bene to Atchison, Kans., where she is Gooking Being Shown J., of Regis college, moderator of convalescing.' 1534 GLENARM PL. the union. Earlier, on Nov. 30, Sales’. For the past four years dictus, Agnus Dei, Z. S. Felice; she was given first prize in the she has been organist of St. Mary’s “ 0 Salutaris Hostia,” F. S. Zic To Entertain Children By Former Benverite REMEMBER, business comes where it is invited and stays preparatory contest held by the church, Littleton, and prominent cardi; “ Tantum Ergo,” F. S. Zic The 300 children of St. Cajetan’s where it is well treated. HEALTH IS WEALTH sodality of St. Francis de Sales’ in the activities for young people cardi; “ Adeste Fideles,” A. No- parochial school will be entertained Miss Helen McGraw, ’32, gradu in that parish. vello. at a Christmas party by the C. P.- MA. 42 07 “ Pack” J. Garbarino, Prop. "Don't Let a Cold Get You Down*' high school, thus qualifying to ate of Loretto Heights college and enter the Rocky Mountain compe T. A. E. N. Jacques, chairman of now a resident of Chicago, 111., re Try DR. WRIGRT tition. The award made by the arrangements, is leaving nothing turned to Denver in the past week. Queen’s Work is thus the third TWO PUPILS AT ST. MARY'S undone to make the party a suc Miss McGraw is a demonstrate* SLLPRUR BATRS prize Miss Rees has won for her cess. Santa Claus will present for the Club Aluminum Products review. It is also the first prize each child with a bag of candy, company of Chicago, am} at pres HIAG LAHELED COAL ever won in the national contest RECEIVE FIRST COMMUNION nuts, and fruit. The priests and ent IS on a tour demonstrating and THE BEST FROM THE NORTHERN FIELD parents are invited to attend. The GUARANTEED - INSURED - CERTIFIED ONUYOHCm A by a review from the Rocky Moun promoting the use of aluminum tain region. The winners of first sisters have prepared a Christmas cooking products. She is appear (St. Mary’s Academy) and made her First Communion program in which children from all LUMP or e e on and second place in the national ing each afternoon at the Dertver EGG...... ^ Q a t u n u t ...... $5.10 contest were Margai'et Mary Cant The holiday season at St. Mary’s at the same little altar before the grades will take part. Dry Goods company and has ad well of St. Ann’s academy, Marl academy opened in the Chapel of which Barbara received hers on Cruiadera to Give Pageant dressed several home ecqncfeics mr wT mr aa V t h e b e s t f r o m t h e the Seven Dolors on Gaudete Sun Gaudete Sunday. This altar was l A U - l A t f l j • • • • HEART OF THE ROCKIES "W e Carry ’Em In— They Walk Out” boro, Mass., and Numa Bertel of A Christmas pageant featuring classes at schools in the city. Fol Jesuit high, New Orleans, La. day, Dec. 17, when First Commun moved from the old chapel on Cal the Nativity of Our Lord will be lowing her departure from Den Shipped cxclufiTcIr from Craic, Colo., br th. Crow Bar Coal Co. RECOMMENDED BY PHYSICIANS Mr. Moody has written his auto ion was received by Emily Jane ifornia street into the niche built staged under the auspices of the ver next week, Miss McGraw will Hot. Very Little Ash, No Soot Forman and Barbara Gallagher, for it in the new academy in 1911. Rheumatism, Chronic Disenaea, Neu biography, testifies Miss Rees in Society of Crusaders on Christmas give demonstrations in Colorado NU-KOL QQ 3 to 5-inch ritis. Sciatica, Lumbago, Nerve Con her review, “ in a simple, appealing two pupils of the seventh grade. An old rose vestment, a diamond eve beginning at 7:30. Ad Springs and Pueblo before continu ditions. T.ivcr and Kidney, Grippe, jubilee gift to the academy from Lump or Egg Nut. $6.50 After-Effects of Flu. manner. He shows us how hard it The Rev. Bernard Cullen, chap mission will be 25 cents for re ing her tour in other states. lain at the academy, instructed the Rev. Edward Woeber, was Kn-Kol Stoker Coal Ontsella All Othera Only Patented Sulphur Rath in Denver is for a person baffled by stupid, served seats, 20 cents for bench Special Attention to Clergy pagan ideas, and confused by dis the girls prior to their First Com worn for the- first time at this seats, and 10 cents for children. Patronixe These Firms. They munion. Emily Jane, the daughter ceremony. Jos. F. Stremel GRGW BAR GGAL GGi TA. 2336 We Cater to the Rest People, Men, Solemn Mass will be celebrated at Are C o -o p e r a tin g With Your Women and Children. of Mrs. Dorothy M. Forman, also Parly Precedes Vacation midnight on Christmas. Paper. a convert, was baptized Dec. 16. St. Mary’s closed school for the 1822 Welton MA. 3772 Aurorans. Barbara Gallagher is the daugh holidays on Wednesday night, Dec. ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gal 20, after the annual senior Christ lagher. Her grandmother, Mrs. mas party sponsored by the senior TRICK NOVELTIES Lum ber B ill Mary Ryan Gallagher, attended class and directed by Miss Mary 1001 Items— Puts Pep in Parties old St. Mary’s in the early ’80s Kathryn O’Fallon and the officers Christmas Greetings FREE CATALOGUE (Shrine of the Little Flower, of the class of 1940. Aurora) Christmas Program Given Send stamped self-addressed The members of the Young Peo Sunday evening, Dec. 17, the envelope. Special attention Saimarac players presented the to ochoola and institutiona. ple’s club, with the co-operation of Recollection Day following program: parishioners and friends, suc Orchestra — "Christmas Fantasy,” I'ratl’s Book & Parly Shoppe ceeded in disposing of enough Berxh; "Slumberland Wsltxes,” Zam- 1538 California TA. 1016 ecnik; violins. Kathryn Warriner. Acnes Christmas cards to pay the balance Dyer, and Emily Katherine Stuard; viola, on a long-standing lumber bill. The At Regis Dec. ]1 Shirley Faubion; cello, Audrey Hurley; trumpet. Marian Stortx; clarinets, Bev Listen to the Dime Man Daily 1 1 :15 a. m. on KFEL members thank all who co-oper erly Bell and' Mable Lou Reese; saxo ated in this drive. The club will A day of recollection will be held phone, Barbara Beaxle; tenor banjos, Rosemary White and Ramona Lee White; make plans for the coming year at Regis college on the last day REMEMBER Beautiful Fresh Cut at its next meeting. marimba, Ruth Phyllis Haberl; bells, MERRY CHRISTMAS AND of the year, Dec. 31, under the di' Barbara Murphy; drums, Virginia John CELERY The Altar and Rosary society rection of the Rev. John J. Flana' son: harp, Gerane Sagstetter; piano, HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM Flowers'* met Thursday, Dec. 14, in the Katherine Fruisner; director, Mary Ann gan, S.J., dean of the arts depart Schwab; ALL OF US TO ALL OF YOU. is the perfect gift for the rectory. The women decided to join ment of the college. Vested choir,' Saimarac Glee club— coming Holiday season. Large Assortment of Potted the cedar chest campaign. The Betty Bader, Nan Chambers, Mary Eve The day will begpn with Mass lyn Currigan. Nancy Jane Maruca, Bar Plants and Funeral Designs chest will be awarded in the near at 8:30. Confessions will be heard FLORIDA FRUIT & future. bara Murphy, Josephine Palaze, Andrey LEWIS FISH SHOP NEW PHONE MA. 3261 before this Mass. All the spiritual Pitt, Marian Storta, Kathryn Warriner, PRODUCE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Carney are Rose Mary White, Judy Biller, Peggy FANCY TURKEYS ...... lb. 20e and op exercises will be concluded at 5 Chambers, Margaret Ann Drinkard. Ellen OYSTERS for Cocktail. Stew the parents of a boy, born in Mercy FANCY CAPONS ...... lb. 20c TA. 7279 Try a pound of Bluhill o’clock. Marie McCarty. Mary Kathryn O’Fallon, hospital. Father Flanagan is well Rose Marie Paiaze, Katherine Pruisner, FANCY ROASTING SPRINGS, lb. 25e known for his experience in giving Mary Elizabeth Taylor, and Ramona Lee FANCY YOUNG GEESE...... Ib. 27e RICH-ROAST Coffee. W hite: FANCY YOUNG DUCK8..._...... lb. 25e For Roaiting Refugee Tots Costing retreats. His conferences promise “ Nativity Play,” prjjsented by the sen You’ll be delighted with to be very interesting. All men ior class— Reader, Mary Elizabeth Con MT. T R O U T ...... lb. 40e White Way Cafe JERRY BREEN TURKEYS England $3,000 Weekly are invited to make this day of way: "Annunciation Scene” — Mary, FRESH OYSTERS ...... qt. ISc SPRINGS its rare, rich flavor. Kathryn Warriner; Gabriel, Barbara H ill; Home Cooked Meals PULLETS recollection.. "Shepherd Slene”— Angel, Genevieve Fall Line of Freeh <'jfhd Salted Fieh London.— The 1,000 Basque re By Women Cooks Florist Young DUCKS Dunn; shepherds, Evelyn Coviello, Lucy Picklee and Oliree LB. Younc GEESE 25 fugee children still in this country Lee Hering, and Audry Hurley; "Silent Regional Unit of Library 1456 California MA. 1026 are costing about $3,000 a week Aisociation Planned Night Scene” — Mary, Claire McMennmy; 20, 25, and 30 cents to keep, and appeals are still being ‘Nativity Scene”— Mary, Elise Mc- Free Delivery TA. 2734 Washington.— Preliminary steps Enery; Joseph. Mary Jeanne Akolt; OPEN 6 A. H. TO I P. M. CHICKEN LIVERS, CHICKEN GIB made to the public for funds for in the formation of a Maryland- angels, Genevieve Dunn, Gerane Sagstet- LETS. JUMBO CRABS, EASTERN their support. They have been Washington-Virginia regional unit ter. and Kathryn Warriner; W ise Men, AND WESTERN LOBSTERS Eileen Cochran, Barbara Hill, and Made here for nearly two and one-half of the Catholic Library association The firms listed here de years. line Tehen. FRED'S were taken at a meeting held at Stage sets and lighting effects were serve to be remembered In a letter published by the the Catholic University of Amer arranged J>y the creative dramatic class. We wish all of our Register BI-LOW MEAT MKT. Times, Arthur F. Loveday, secre ica here, attended by priests, sis The stage manager was Madelyn Tiehen. friends a Carolers were members of the freshman when you are distributing Pot Roaat, Ib...... 1 7 ^ 2 2 0 ^ tary of the Spanish Children ters, brothers, seminarians, and chorus. Very Merry Christmas A D D I S O i \ ^ S Repatriation committe'e, points out members of the laity. ❖ ❖ ❖ your patronage in the dif Leg of Lamb. lb...... 2 2 ^ that there are plenty of welfare organizations to look after them in ferent lin'es of business. Shoulder of Lamb...... All kind! of nut meats for your Spain. Before the Historic Altar ChristmaB table from 39c lb. to 85e lb. these two girls made their First Communion Sunday. They are Emily Christmas candies ...... 15c lb. CALL Jane Forman (left) and Barbara Gallagher (right). The altar was Satin Mi* ...... lb. moved to the present chapel in 1911 from the old school on California Filler candy ...... lb. BrXDY-oHCOAL street. LOUIE GREEnUIALD After dinner mints ...... 86c lb. RETAIL COAL MAin 12 0 2 8J01 W ALNUT PM SELLING LIQUOR CHEAPER PAINT, VARNISH, A JANITOR SUPPLIES FREE DcliveryTA. 7411 DISPENSE BROS. Special Rales and Terms to Institutions “ Quality FAMOUS COLORADO PASCAL Banner Mfg. Gos & Colorado Paint Go. CELERY EXPRESSED TO ALL Klein's Food Stores PARTS OF U. 8. S551 BLAKE STREET TABOR SI09 Phan, or bring in yoar order now. A Merry, Merry Christmas Free Delivery MA. 5391 THE RECORD SHOP Super MARKET to You and Yours WEE SHOP BAKERY CATHOLIC MUSIC BY REQUEST Nothing nicer than a pound of Gregorian Chant, Palestrina arrangements. Black Hawk Bacon for your W. E. KLEIN SPECIAL PRICE ON FRUIT CAKES Passion of Our Lord, according to St. John, etc. Christmas breakfast. FRED KLEIN - - GEO. FREITAG Other cakes, sweet rolls, at rea Open Evenings Till 9 K£. 7375 136 16th St. 1 lb. Cartons...... 2 5 ^ JAMES BRICKLEY . L. D. CULLEN sonable prices for Christmas a CARL BERGER - JAY BINFORD POLISH LANGUAGE SPOKEN JACK AND MOMS NITE-OWL 490 So. Colorado Bird. • DINE AND DANCE • COLORED LIGHTS VOSS BROS. Bl-LOW for yoar MINIATURE AND MOVIE KODAKS Decoration, Gift Box*, of FRUIT QO< PLUM GREEN Note an Independent Store CAKE ...... w O 1 0 ^ each We Photograph Anything Anywhere up PUDDING 50c STAMPS 100% UNION ON ALL SALES. FRUIT CAKE German CHRISTMAS O R n WIRTH’S BI-LOW STORE The MUe High Photo Co. 38^ . 58^ and 78^ COOKIES, Pkg...... OUU REDEEM YOUR BLUE AND ORANGE FOOD STAMP* 220-22 SEVENTEENTH KET8T0 NI IlM DENVKB I PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Dec. 21, 1939 K. of 'C. Hold Intor-Council YuIb Prognun st ^ P IP VOO 9\y TO BRIN(3 Merry REQUIESCANT ' EXTRA MAN AUDNS? y Q Christmas IN PACE M e e tin g jn jo it Morgan When the Yuletide bells ring out, may their message be one of joy, peace, and health for you and yours during MRS. MARY A. HABERER, .4316 Perry street. W ife of Albert Haberer, mother of (State K. o f C. News) Christmas and through the New Year. of blood donors’ clubs and re Mary Margaret, Paul, Thomas, Richard, Fort Morgan.— The Knights of counted the work of councils in his H. W. SWIGERT, Sr. James, and Marlene Haberer. all of Den Columbus from Northeastern Colo district. H W. SWIGERT, Jr. BERT EVANS GOLDA E. LILLEY ver; sister of Albert J. Anderson. Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs, Haberer, 42, died Sunday in St. rado, some 50 strong, attended an Grand Knight Westhoif pre Pueblo 1$ Ready H. D.SANDERS DAVID 0 . EVANS JEAN SAGE Anthony’s hospital after a brief illness. inter-council meeting here Thurs sided and introduced Ray Giesel- She was bom in Buffalo, N . Y ., and came here 18 years ago with her husband. day, Dec. 14. Members were pres man. Sterling grand knight, who SWIGERT BROS. Requiem Mass was offered Thursday at 10 ent from Lonj^ont, Fort Collins, discussed the day of recollection Pueblo.— (St. Mary’s Parish) — in Holy Family church. Interment M t Greeley, Sterfing, and Fort Mor scheduled Sunday, Dec. 31, at Regis The Christmas Solemn Midnight Optometrists Olivet. W . P. Horan & Son service, gan.^ college. He revealed that the Ster Mass music will feature the Mass MISS SARAH TRACEY. 3514 Bryant Bernard B. Carraher, Denver at ling council will have its own recol in honor of Our Lady of Loretto, street. Sister of Daniel P. and John T. by H. Mentzel, to be sung by St. 1550 California Keystone 7651 Tracey and Mrs. Catherine Lawlor, all of torney who is chairman of the lection day. Nearby Nebraska Denver. Aunt of Sister Catherine Miriam, state membership committee, was councils will be invited to the one- Mary’s choristers under the direc Albuquerque, N . M ex.; Mary C. Dilsaver. the principal speaker. He stressed day retreat. He also announced tion of the Rev. Anthony Roitz, Los Angeles; Thomas J. Lawlor.' Beverly that plans for the state convention, O.S.B., pastof, and accompanied Hills, C alif.; Edward F. Tracey, Denver, the need of organization and co Three Ways to and J. Ermon Tracey, Texas. Miss Tracey operation between the councils and which is scheduled for May 19 and by Robert Starr, organist. The See Us for the Best Deal died Wednesday at her home after an ill> parishes and explained the func 20, are moving ahead rapidly. Rev. Cyril Zupan, O.S.B., former ness of five years. She was born in In addition to the Rev. Joseph pastor of St. Mary’s church, will be . on Ottawa, 111., in 1860, and moved here 48 tions of the service department at years agd with her brothers and sister. New Haven, Conn. Erger, pastor of St. Helena’s celebrant, with the j^ev. Fabian Active in church work until her health church here, the 'Very Rev. Ber Held, O.S.B., as deacon and the Save Extra Coal Money John P.Xurran, Longmont, dis FORD failed, she had been a member of the nard J. Froegel, pastor of St. Rev. Paulinus Hammer, O.S.B., as Altar and Rosary society of S t Dominic’s trict deputy of the K. of C. in subdeacon. Your first saving is on price, because our prices are always rock- parish and of the Friends of the Sick Poor Northern Colorado, also spoke. He Peter’s church, Greeley, and one Aid society. Requiem Mass was offered of the oldest missionary priests in bottom. Your second saving comes from extra value, because M E R C V R Y 850 BANNOCK issued an appeal for the formation Grove Church Schedule Given Saturday at 9 in S t Dominic’s church. Northern Colorado, was present. The Christmas day Masses in Hy-Hect Coal offers extra heating efficiency. Its superior clean TA. 6113 Interment M t Olivet. W . P. Horan A Son Lincoln Zephyr service. Both discussed the work done by the Grove church will be celebrated liness effects a third saving on cleaning and redecorating bills. Have your bin filled now. <, OPEN EVENINGS FRANK LEO GORESKI. 4664 Pennsyl pioneer priests in this section of as follows: AUTOMOBILES vania street Father of Frank Goreski, J r .: the state. Low M«8s ...... I______6 o'clock son of Mrs. Lena Ungerhire, brother of cmoii cm Grand knights of the Longmont Father Zupan, celebrant LUMP OR EGG $5.75 Pete Goreski and Veronica Malik, half- and Greeley councils announced Slovenian Christmas music by Slovenian brother of John and Louis Ungerhire, Jose Ladies’ chorus, accompanied by Mary C. Phone MAin 1221 Day or Night phine Vuksinich, Helen Schrock, and Rose that inter-council meetings will be Fritzel, orxanist and director. Svemmanno. Requiem Mass was offered held at their respective cities in Low Mass ...... 7 :S0 o’clock Monday at 9 in S t Joseph’s church DDCIOIIS F E D January and February. Father Zupan, celebrant ‘(Poli8n>>,. Interment M t Olivet Boulevard Slovenian Christmas carols by Perseran CARBON COAL CO. service. Glee club, directed by . John Germ and GRANITE La Junta Organizing GENUINE MRS. AGNES SOHOECH, 8295 S. Clark accompanied by Katherine Jerman. MARBLE Children’s Mass ...... 9 o’clock 1048 Gas & Electric Bldg. Zarlengo Bros. RAINBOW son street. Mother of ' Mrs. Caroline Blood Donors BRONZE Zehnder and Mrs. Glen G. Shaklee, sister . Father Hammer, celebrant PRODUCTS of John Malinowsky, Golden; Louis n i O S P I T I I L La Junta council No. 1161 is Chriatmas carols by the Children’s choir. STATUARY Mallnowsky, Patterson, C alif.; M. F. actively engaged in the formation Last Maas ...... _10:30 o’clock Malinowsky, Hiawath, Kans.; Mrs. L. A. of a blood donors’ group. Addi Father Hammer, celebrant Irsik, Everest, Kans., and Mrs. J. J. Wiest, Benediction of Blessed Sacrament, singinK Boulder. Mrs. Schoech, who was 67. died Canon City.—The Benedictine tional members interested in asso by Children’s choir. Friday, Dec. 15, in St. Joseph’s hospital after Sisters of Thomas More hospital ciating themselves with this work 3 Masses at Chapel Dec. 25 a month’s illness. She was a native of presided over an informal dinner should communicate with Grand There will be three Masses “ Why Pay More 2“ Everest. Kans., and came to Arvada with her husband, Joseph Schoech, in 1906. Mr. in the dining-room of the hospital Knight F. L. Morris. In Trinidad Christmas day in the chapel, at 5, S
ters Donald Eugene, infant son of J. T. Hannigan, Jr., and family,' 2103 E. VIRGINIA AVE. will hold a social in the parish hall children’s Christmas party Fri Mr. and Mrs. John Eugene Han Friday night, Dec. 22, at 8 o’clock accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Earl sen, was baptized this week. Spon day, Dec. 22. Mrs. A. Cavarra Young people from all over the Kimmel and Major Clyde L. Hys, and her committee announced that Mayfair sors were Robert E. Thompson and city are invited to attend. song of Ft. Leavenworth, Kans. fu rs^ '\ W E Miss Mary McSweeney. each room will have a party thij The Rev. Eugene Witte, C. SS motored to Colorado Springs year. Beauty Salon W iggly R., who attended the funeral of where they participated in the hamilton MOVE ANN LELL. SlanazeP the Rev. Thomas Condon, C.SS.R. celebration of the 50th wedding Father Charles Sexton outlined F m i the events of the annual Catholic MEAT MABKET HoMeg, GantfM in St. Louis, will return home anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John 1213 E. 4th Ave, Golden Children’s Hyssong at the Antlers hotel. Mr, Parent-Teachers’ conference held STOUT PE. 2989 Independently Owned f e r Sarrioa— KEjrstoM after Jan. 1. at the Cosmopolitan hotel Dec. 6. 1065 SO. GAYLORD tk WwehMiM, 1S21 m b •*. The Rev. Vincent McCartan, C and Mrs. Hyssong are the parents of Mrs. Hannigan and Major Hys Mrs. Schrefer thanked everyone SS. R., returned Monday after M ITH ’ S ^ Party Is Dec. 22 conducting a week’s mission in song, who attended the tour Dec. 14, EMPIRE Mitchell, Nebr. Masses for Christmas day are St. Jude’* Circle Meet* CLEANERS INCLAIR ^ Presentation Golden.— The children’s Christ Films of the St. Joseph’s-Regis as follows: Solemn Mass at St. Jude’s circle met Dec. 13 SERVICE ; mas party will be held Friday and Regis-Cathedtal games were 12 o’clock midnight. High Mass at with Mrs. Sam Horner, 1451 S. AND “Yoor car will ^ afternoon, Dec. 22, at the Alpine shown Tuesday night, Dec. ,19, in 5 o’clock, followed by Low Masses Columbine street. Mrs. Repp and serra yoa. If yoo i let oi eenriee year 4 hall. The Altar society is spon the parish hall. at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12. Mrs. Frank V/iley won awards. DYERS HAPPY HOLIDAYS soring the party. The next meeting will be a Christ car.” Kehrberg’s 5 and 10 Confessions will be heard on EMerion 2989 Bast 8th Ave. at Columbine ^ FROM On Sunday there will be Friday and Saturday afternoons mas party at the home of Mrs. T. PHONE EM. 9815 i two Masses, at 8 and 10 o’clock. J. Aull, 1317 S. University boule 2434 E. 6th A t*. 3200 W. Alameda from 2 to 6 and in the evening R & A Barber Shop On Christmas Masses will be P.-T.A. Is Feted from 7 to 9 or until all are heard vard. Small gifts will be ex The Most Beautiful Store offered at midnight and 10 o’clock. Three priests will be in the con changed. M and R C AFE r. L. RIVERTON, Prop. on Alameda Father Moran will offer Mass on The Columbine fessionals at all hours. Mrs. Lehman’s circle met with Hr*. H . V. Danle*. Prop. 67 KNOX CT. TOUR BEN FRANKLIN STORE Christmas morning at 7 o’clock At St. Dominic’s Patty Boehm, fourth grade pupil, Mrs. Shumate, 1101 S. Univer BREAKFAST—NOONDAY DINNERS at the State Industrial school at was one of the entertainers who sity boulevard, Dec. 13. High Pharmacy WEEKLY DINNERS—HOMEMADE Morrison. appeared on the Christmas pro, honors went to Mrs. Lee Haney. Phone*: EAst 3373; EArt 9849 PIES (St. Dominic’* Pariih) Sandwich** All Dar Snndsr A Jesuit Father will assist with The P.-T.A. meeting was held gram staged by the Knights of The next meeting of the circle 2438 6th Ave. at Columbine Yollmer’s Ellsworth NOW! Confessions on Christmas eve. Thursday evening, Dec. 21. Sis Columbus Sunday, Dec. 17. Betty will be with Mrs. P. G. Nestor, H 28 E. 6th Ave. The church is being decorated Cut-Rate Prices That Good GULF GAS at Your ter Servatius directed her sixth gave several humorous readings at 1260 S. Columbine street. with evergreen by Thomas Britt, FREE DELIVERY BAKERY grade pupils in a Christmas pro each of the five orphanages in Noighborhood S«rvic« Station Bernard Malenk, Bart Malenk, St. Francis’ circle met with Mrs, gram. Members enjoyed the songs eluded in the tour. FREE ROOKLET First Class Bakery Goods James Malenk, and Ray Malenk. Leo McGrath Tuesday, Dec. 12. O R V IU j; PENNINGTON, Prop. of Misses Suzanne and Patricia Mrs. Raymond Peck and son Honors were won by Mrs. Mc Marne Beauty Salon These young men brought the Proper Wines to Serve SP. 8397 13 So. Broadway KNOX CT. * CEDAR Miller. The Christmas party for Walter, of New Bavaria, t)., sister Grath and Mrs. Mary Ingram. Newly Air Conditioned trees, which were donated by Wil With Dinner the school children will be Friday and nephew of Father Leo Thome, Plans were made for the annual • Prinres* Nyla Cosmetics liam Allgood, from the hills and are spending their Christmas va afternoon, Dec. 22. Mrs. Carrol Christmas party at the home of SIXTH AVE. LIQUOR e Machineless Waving the city of Golden ajso donated a Mrs. Garrity, Mrs. Moore, Mrs cation ■with Father Thome and M'TS. Charles Campbell, 1250 S. Loyola tree. Collins, and Mrs. Ryan have Peter Thome of 4126 King street. Elizabeth street, Dec. 21 Special Holiday Prices 5TH AT JOSEPHINE The seventh and eighth grade EM. 3515 charge of this party. Mrs. J. A. McDonald attended 8th (nd Joaaphin* EA. 5575 Any Radio Repaired Christmas will be observed in boys’ basketball team has been the quarterly meeting of the Di 3 CITY PARK Christmas Mass Hours organized and will participate in St. Dominic’s church, W. 29th aye' ocesan Council of Catholic HO-ME OR CAR $1.00 Omt The Season's Heartiest Greeting Service Station nue and Federal boulevard, with the Junior Parochial league next Women at Trinidad. (Plus Parts) At Presentation Given a Solemn Mass, according to the year. Dave Garland is doing the MDamity I to Our Patrons and Friends Young people of the parish who Drastic Reductions on Tube Prices Dominican rite, at Midnight and coaching. 29th Ave. and Colo. Blvd. have returned from school to Can to Ea*t aad Woat (Preientation Parish) Low Masses at,6:30, 7:30, 9,10:30, Sodality Party I* Dec. 22 MY LADY EDITH HONEST AND COMPETENT Fre« CftI] and DeliTerr spend the holidays with their par let e ISth ef Eadi Moath SERVICE MEN The Masses on Christmas will and 12 noon. Confessions will be Old St. Nicholas with his bag of Serrica ents include Misses Marguerite REAUTY SHOP WASHING AND be as follows: High Mass at mid heard Friday evening, Dec. 22, at toys and sacks of candy will visit M A Warahauie, IBZl aeth St. LUBRICATION Pogliano, Lorrain Kesley, and (MINNIE KESSELER, Prop.) AG-OG RAOlO night, 7, 7:45, 9, 9:30, and 10:30. 8:30; immediately after the weekly the Young Ladies’ sodality chil Sarriea— ^KEyatonaf^bzzs Colborn Bros. Em. 1821 Confessions on Saturday will be Holy Hour; on Saturday, Dec. 23 dren’s Christmas party in the Shirley and Jeannette Hellinan 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 SERVICE heard by two priests from 2:30 in the afternoon from 3:30 to 5:45 recreation room of the rectory and Dick McGrath, Felix Pogliano, 2S02 Joaephina St. Pbona EAat 7363 Friday evening, Dec. 22, from 7 :30 and Jack Ryan. ^ E. 28th Ave. and Race KE. 3864 to 5:30, and again from 7 o’clock and in the evening from 7:30 to DeLnxe Cleaners & until all have been heard. The o’clock, and on Sund. y, Dec. 24, in to 9:30. After the games, each All of the children of the OUR AIM IS TO SATISFY I® Blessed Sacrament Dyers pastor urges all the women and the afternoon from 3:30 to 5:45 small guest will receive a gift and ish will receive Communion Su children to go to Confession in and in the evening from 7:30 to 9 candy from Santa Claus. day, Dec. 24, at 8 o’clock Mass. Patronize These Firms. Tliej' C. E. CANNING Your the afternoon and the men in the T h e Eucharistic committee, Gift diept. Baur’s Are C o -O p e r a tin g With headed by Miss Frances Kuretich, The Park Hill Drug Go. Pap.:r. All Kinds Repairing and evening, and desires that everyone Man Who Aided Inventor Whitman’* Candy and Alterations' receive Holy Communion. is working to make this an annual SI. Augusline’s Club lo I “Yoor Doctor Know* U »- Candie* Ice Cream The children will receive Holy Of Linotype Is Dea( tradition of the sodality. The 33RD AT DEXTER EA*t 7711 Communion on Sunday at the 8 committee and the officers urge Sponsor Party Dee. 28 o’clock Mass. Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. — all young women of the parish to The Young Ladies’ sodality will Timothy J. Sullivan, 70, who attend. John C. Scholl a FANCY GROCERIES aPRUITS a VEGETABLES have a meeting on Friday eve helped Ottmer Mergenthaler de Circle Schedules Party St. Augustine’s club for the PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ning, Dec. 22, at 8 o’clock in the velop and improve the linotype St. Joseph’s circle will have its Colored Catholics will sponsor Fancy and Staple old rectory. A Christmas party machine, died of a heart attack annual Christmas party at the a Christmas party for adults Groceries Boulevard Grocery and children Thursday evd- will be held and there will be a at his home here. He had been em' home of Mrs. Helen Wollensak, EA. 1851 2820 Colorado Blvd. THEY ARE RELIABLE very interesting program. All the ployed as' superintendent of the 155 S. Emerson street, on Wednes ning, Dec. 28, at the home e(f MEATS day, Dec. 27. All members are Mr*. Wa*hington, 2330 Down FREE Prompt Oellrery Serric* girls who would like to become mechanical department at the Wall EM. 2706 2815 Fairfax Bodalists Br« invited. Street Journal since 1898. asked to attend. ing *traet PAGE SIX Telephone, KEs^stone 4205 THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Office, 938 Bannock Street Thursday, Dec. 21, 1939 CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS FOR LOCAL CHURCHES Bisbop to Attend Regis Priest to The HlflY Co. (Continued From Page One) iT . VINCENT DE PAUL'S CHURCH :80, T (irith spoetal organ m usic), and "Adeete Fideles** ------. -Novllft Tht Rev. M. J. Blenkash, choirmftster. East Arizona and South Josephine :80. The girls* choir will sing Christ Quartet and chorus Y a l Center Party SaleiUin malt choir. A. Alcorn^ director. Rev« Manus P. Boyle, Paetor mas carols at the 9 o’clock Mass. At the Sanctus ...... Gounod Preacli at Novena Margaret MeCallin. organist. Low Masses at 8:80, 7, 10:80, and K U O Mass the. boys’ choir will sing, Solo, George Dewey Harrie, with MIGH MASS AT S 11:80. Solemn Mass at Midnight: and at the 12 o'clock Mass there will be chorus With the Most Rev. Urban J Martin C. Boggis, director. Monica Missa Tertla ...... M. Haller special organ music. “O Holy Night" ...... Adam Father Bernard Murray, S.J., of Vehr, Bishop of Denver, as guest Hood, organist. Processional, “ Silent Night, Holy “0 Salutaris Hostia" ...... Bordese Regis college will give the talk at of honor, the Vail Community cen *Silent Night*' ...... ^.....-...Gmber Night** ...... Gruber PRESENTATION CHURCH Baritone solo, Frank Chadwick Kyrie, Missa Choralis______...... L. Reftce Offertory, " 0 Mira Nox**..«...... Adam W est Seventh Ave. and Julian St. “Tantum Ergo" ...... Gluck the perpetual novena devotions at ter, 1904 W. 12th avenue, will Gloria and Credo, Mass in F ...... J. Coneone Communion, “ Adeste . Pideles"...... Novello Rev. Henry A. Geisert, Pastor Chorus Loyola church this Friday eve celebrate Christmas Saturday aft Offertory ...... “ Adestt Fldeles** Recessional, “ N oel" ...... Low Masses at 7, 7:46, 9, 9:80, and “Angels We Have Heard on High"...... ning, Dec. 22. His talk will ernoon, Dec. 23, by presenting a Sanctus, Benedietus, and Agnus Dei« Soprano soloist, Mrs. Ray Tharp 10:80. High Mass at midnight...... Traditional from Mg8S of the Holy Cross...... Sopranos, Mmes. Ray Tharp, Paul Processional, “ Silent N ig h t"...... Haydn .. Tenor solo, Lewis Gallagher, with be appropriate to the Christmas program of carols and string music ...... A. Bartschmid Brennan, and ^d Kavan. and Misses Ger Missa Solemnis...... J. Lewis Browne Mrs. Bumgarner, Hiss Tupper, John season, and the people of the par- and gifts of stockings packed A choir of mixed voices will sing at trude Kemme, Mary Munz, Mary Belle Offertory, “ Gesu Bambino**....Pietro Yon Byers, Jr.; Frank Chadwick, and i.sh look forward to his sermon. the 11 o'clock Mass. Choir members: West, and Eulita Sena; altos. Mmes. Communion, “Adeste Fideles"...... Novello George Dewey Harris Taxi-Tow n with candy, fruit, and popcorn Choir members: Mrs. Opal Bumgarner, Devotions will begin at the usual balls for the junior and interme Rose Hupp, Jeannie Coyle, Ethel Baity, Frank Kohler and John Wachel, and Recessional, “ Hark I the Herald Angels Fables Jean .Kogel, Margaret Koch, Margaret Misses Helen and Vinci Bianco; tenors, Sing" ...... - ...... Traditional Miss Ruth Tupper, John Byers, Jr.; hour, 7:45 o’clock, and Confes diate members of the center. Wagner, Clarice Windolph, Helen W in- Bernard Golding, Henry Diemer, Francis Choir members: Sopranos, Agnes Lewis Gallagher, Frank Chadwick, and sions will be heard afterwards. Directed by Irene Vigil, the dolph, Lenora Lynch, Sarah Moss, Chris Campbell, and Julius W ood; basses, Jos Neville, Sybil Murphy, Bertha Gruber, George Dewey Harris. Only one promotion was tine Mcnkin, Edythe Binkley, Kay eph Maginn and Tom Smith. ^Organist and director, Mary Breen “ Harmony Hummers,’’ a group of and Mary Cooper; altos, Cora Urban and night M alt will ba preetded hr earolt Turpin, and Edith Thompson. Organist and director, Mrs. A1 Bonino. Hoare. open, and Joe and Ed were Veronica Urban; tenors, Cecil Arnold and at 1 1 :40: senior girls, will gather close to Professor Windolph, director. Robert At High Mass at 8:80 the Missa both in line for it. The Boss Patrick Campbell; basses, AI Langfleld, " 0 Night of Holy Memory’*....Traditional Thompson, organist. John Hurley, Brevis, by Montan!, will be sung by the the center’s bright tree and sing Jeromes Kearney, and Charles Tuffield. ST. ROSE OF LIMA’S CHURCH “ Gesu Bambino" ...... Yon sent ’em both on the same children’s choir. Sister M. Victor, di familiar carols. Following the soloist. Violinists, Gerald Campbell and Framp- 1320 W . Nevada Place “O Holy Night" ...... Adam errand, to the other end of rector. Miss Tberese Mute, organist. tott RusselL Organist and director, Mary carols seven members of the Petite Rov. Louie J. Grohman, Paetor “Th# Wondrous Tidings’* ...... Davit town. ST. JOHN THE EVANGELISTS Hurley. players, a junior dramatic club, Low Masses at 8 and 10. Low Mass Proper of the Mass...... Lil^r Usualis Joe drove his own car. He CHURCH ST. DOMINIC’S CHURCH at midnight, with special Christmas Ordinary p a r ts ...... Father Claude, C.P. will sing a merry Santa Claus East Filth Ava. and Josaphlns St* 2905 Federal Blvd. had to stop for gas and oil, ST. JAMES’ CHURCH hymns by the adult choir: Mmes. A. L. Offertory ...... “ Adeste Fideles" jingle to the accompaniment of Rav. F. Gregory Smith, Pastor Dominican Fathers, Rev. Leo L. FarroIL 1284 Newport St. Walsh, Edw. Flaig, Don G. MeCormie. Recessional..“The First Christmas Morn" and he had quite a time find tiny Christmas bells attached to Low Masses at 7:80, 8:80, 9:80, 11, Superior Rev, C. M. Johnson, Administrator E. N. Haney, and W m . P. Bows. Organ Choir members— Daughters of Mary ing a parking place when he and 12. Solemn Masses at midnight Low Masses at 6:80, 7:80. 9. 10:80, Low Masses at 7. 8. 9, and 11:80. ist. Miss June Walsh. sodality: Clarabelle*' Powell. Elsie Mc their wrists. At the distribution and 8. got there. On the way back, and 12. Solemn Mass according to the Solemn Msescs at midnight and 10. There will be special Christmas hymns Govern, Virginia Alexander, Bernice of the stockings by Santa Claus, MIDNIGHT MASS Dominican rite at midnight, preceded by Processional, “ The First N oel"...... at the 8 o’clock Mats by the junior Stout, Kathryn Powell, Ida Mae Michaud. he had a flat tire. Ed called Processional, " 0 Holy Night**....A. Adam John Mares, Julian and Sabino traditional hymns beginning at 1 1 :3 0 : ...... Traditional choir: Frances Thompson, Agatha Al Elizabeth Powell, Irene Michaud, Betty Introit ...... A. Edmonds Toter Kyrie a CHECKER CAB and got Alcon, and Armand Manelo, mem^ ...... Pietro Yon Introit. Gradual, Offertory, and Com brecht, Vera Klamann, Joan Fleilinger, Ruth Miller, Josephine Atkinson, Dor back in a hurry. Joe can’t Kyrie and Gloria from Fourth Mass in Gloria ...... J. L. Battmann munion ...... Gregorian Bertha, Teresa, and David Langfteld, and othea Atkinson, Priscilla Marques, bers of the string orchestra, will honor of St. Elisabeth...... M. Loeteh Preparation of the chalice. “ Adeste Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Bene- Thomas Flaig. Susanna McDonnell, Dorothy Kaplanak, understand why Ed got the entertain with their guitars and Gradual ...... A. Edmonds Tozer Fideles" ...... Novello dictut, and Agnus Dei from the Special Christmas hymns by members Helen Marie Miller, Rose Mary Biumett, job. •Credo, from Fourth Mass in honor of Credo ...... J. tu Battmann Christnms Carol Mass...... mandolins. of the adult choir will be sung at the 10 Ramona Bousselaire, Eileen Cassidy, and St. Elizabeth ...... M. Loeseh Offertory, “Ave Marla"...... Schubert ...... James R. Korman o’clock Mass. Rose Mary Tomlin. Offertory ...... A . Edmonds Tozer W W M W i Climax of the party will be the Soloist. Kathleen Conboy Gradual ...... "Jubilate Deo" Organists, Geraldine Young, Ruth Bishop’s blessing, to be requested “ Adeste Fideles** ...... Novello Sanctus, Benedietus, and Agnus Del Offertory ....“ Hodie Christus Natus E st" Young, and Kathleen Guffey. Call the “ Cel There” Number for everyone by Raymond Galle Sanctus and Benedietus from Fourth ...... Pietro Yon Communion. "Gesu Bambino"..Pietro Yon ASSUMPTION CHURCH 8 O’CLOCK MASS Mass in honor of St. Elizabeth...... Communion, “ Gesu Btmbino"..Pietro Yon Recessional, " 0 Little Town of Bethle WELBY “ In the Skies the Stars Ace Shining".... ^ gos...... M. Loeseh Recessional, “ Ergo Qui Natus"....Novello hem " ...... Traditional Rev. JuUue Porcellini, O.S.M., Pastor ...... Wills Members of the Denver Deanery Agnus Dei from Mass in 0 ...... Millard Choir members: Edward Hamilton, Choir members: Francis P. Smith, Sr.; High Mass at midnight with large choir “The Angels Sang in the Silent N ight" TA 2233 “ Gesu Bambino’*...... Pietro Yon Philip Hamill, James Carroll, Thomas Lawrence Baalman, Sr.: John B. Leydon. service: ...... - ...... Miller of Catholic Women, backers of the Communion ...... A. Edmonds Tozer Prelude, “ Silent Night, Holy Night’’.... Dtpsndftbls, Safe, Economlcil Burtscher. Edmund Saindon, Edward Francis J. Cervi, Jack Plunkett. John ’Adeste Fideles" ..... Traditional center, are responsible for the Recessional, "Gloria in Exeelsis Deo**.... Hughes, Charles Selby, Philip Mahoney, Maxwell, Robert V. Leydon, Chester ...... F. Gruber ’Silent N ig h t" ...... Gruber gifts of stockings, and members of ...... J. A. Korman Jr.; Daniel Mahoney. Francis Timmins, Howarth, Robert Behrens, William Bar Mass, Regina Paeis ...... P. A. Yon “At the Blest Nativity"...... ,...... Tenney CHECKER CABS troops 1 and 2 of the Junior Cath Traditional Christmas carols will be James McCloskey, Jqsepb Michaclson ton. Edward Williams, and Gilbert Sandry. Offertory, “ Laetentur Coeli" ...... “ The Angels* Song’* ...... Westendorf sung beginning at 11:80. Lawrence Moore, Richard Stone, Jerry Organist, Mrs. Mildred Utard...... H. Gruender, 8.J. Girls* choir olic Daughters of America donated Senior choir members: Altos, Misses Coursey, Donald Wright, Carl Welch, Commnnlon, *’Adeste Fideles"...... At the 10 o’clock Mass the Daughters ED DUNDON, Manager Cecelia Patsey, Mina Wilson, and Louise — ...... V. Novello and decorated the tree. George Stapleton. Walter Heyman. Rich OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL CHURCH of Mary will sing Christmas hymns and Cullen, and Mrs. Maggie Samansky; Recessional, “ Gesu Bambino"...... ;P. Yon NEW LOW ZONED RATES Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 27 ard Linsenmaier, W . J. Stapleton, Henry West 36th Ave. and Navajo St. at Benediction 0 Salutaris and Tantum sopranos, Mmes. Katherine Perenyi and Low Mass at 8. High Mast with chil Burtscher. Helen Hazlitt, Rosemary Servite Fathers, Rev. Gaetano Del Brueco, Ergo (traditional) will be rendered. No Lower Rates in Denver the women of the center’s TueS' Dorothy Porter; tenors, William Mesch dren’ s service at 8. High Mass and Close, Margaret C. Reilly, Kathleen B Superior The boys’ choir will sing at tht 8 day and Thursday sewing classes and Elmer Grant; basses, Paul Dunn, Benediction at 10. Jones, Betty Manes. Geneva Barnhart, Solemn Mass at midnight: o’clock Mass on New Year’s day. John Casey, and W . F. Hennesy. and the women of the Altar so Patricia Burtscher, Catherine Ann Selby, Prelude, “ Silent N igh t" ...... Gruber Director, Mrs. Leonard A. Tangney. Maria Battaglia, Josephine Battaglia, Ordinary ...... Gregorian ciety of Our Lady of Victory Organist, Helen Neumann. riTZSIMONS CHAPEL ST. JOSEPH’S CHURCH Mary A. Keniery, Mary Helen Haines, Mass in three parts ...... L. Peros! chapel, next door to the center, will 8 O'CLOCK MASS Fitzslmona General Hospital Golden Eileen Conboy, Kathleen Conboy. Jean Offertory, “ Laetentur Coeli"..H. Gruender Rev. John P. Moran, Pastor Eyes Examined Glasie# Pitted Leonard's Mass in P Aurora invite their husbands to a party Stapleton. Jane Simms, Lorraine Fabrizio, Communion, “Jesu Redemptor"..P, A. Yon Low Mass with special Christmas Offertory ...... "Adeste Fideles" Rev. John S. Kelly, Chaplain in the center. Margy Shober. Lonette Green, Dorothy Adeste Fideles" ...... Jlovello Low Masses at 7 :80 and 8. High Mass music at 10 o’clock. High Mass at mid Recessional ...... “ Praise Ye the Father" Mengelkamp, Helen Michaelson. Margy ■ ^ HARRY M. LUSTIG ’Jubilate Deo" ...... L . Perosi at midnight. night: Hostesses for the affair will be Soloists, T. Morroni, K. Bruckman, C. Gette, Dorothy Ross, and Emma Lom Ripple and Rustle Lewis, J. Palaze, and Eloise Gardiner. Postlude, “ Ninna N anna"...... Processional: “ Christmas Melodies" ______.....Sanders OPTOMETRIST Mrs. L. Arthur Higgins, volunteer bardi...... A. S. Dimichlno Members of Young Ladies* choir: E. “ Silent N igh t" ...... Gruber “ Silent N ight" i ...... Gruber worker from the Denver deanery, Organist, Robert Hansen. Violinists, Church choir service Office Phone KEyitone 3683 Motley, K. Garland. M. Kelly, J. Hutton, Kyrie, Gloria, and Credo, Mass in B Duet— Mrs. Michael Delaney and Henry Burtscher and Betty Manes. Di Low Masses at 6, 6. 7, 8, and 10 is our name for a gold rayon and Mrs. Leona Russell, profes- R. Beringer, E. Gardiner, C. Capella. M. Flat ...... - ..... Leonard Gerald Delaney 935 Fifteenth St. rector, Valens Jones. o’clock. High Mass at 9, with the same Offertory: Kyrie and Gloria, Missa Auxilium C. Madden, R. M. Palaze, M. M. Madden, brocade top with a black rayon sionJ sewing instructor in the musical program as at midnight. Christianorum ...... L..J. Gruber OCULISTS - PRESCRIPTIONS PILLED M. J. Marueca. C. Lewis. R. M. LeClair. “ Gesu Bambino" ...... — ...... Pietro Yon center. ST. JOSEPH’S CHURCH 10:30 HIGH MASS^ Sermon ...... Father J. Moran taffeta skirt! Or. a blue top R. A. Smith, M. Egloff, M. Murphy, T. Sanctus, Benedietus, and Agnus Dei, 605 W. Sixth Ave. Christmas Carol Mass ...... Mass in B Flat ...... Leonard Credo ...... ^ ...... Gruber Morroni, 8. Lewis, J. Palaze, and K. Redemptoriat Fathers, Very Rev. C. J. Offertory ...... “Adeste Fideles" “Adestt Fideles" ------, „ _____ N n vlln Offertory, “Adeste Fideles"...... Novello with wine skirt! Si^es 12 to 20. Bruckman. Catholic P.-T.A. League Darley, Superior Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Recessional: Sanctus, Benedietus, and Agnus Dei.... HAVE YOU Director, Regina Capella. Organist, Masses at 7. 7:30, 8. 8:30, 9. 9:80, School children service "O Holy N igh t" ...... Adam ...... i - ...... Gruber Cecelia Garland. To Convene on Jan. 25 10:80, 11, and 11:80. Midnight M ass: “ Angels W e Have Heard on H ig h "...... Communion, “ Gesu Bambino"..Pietro Yon ' 10.98 MODERNIZED YOUR CHILDREN’S MASS AT 8:80 Processional ______“ Silent Night” Mrs. Harlan Short The Diocesan Catholic Parent- "Silentl Night" ...... Gruber ST. CAJETAN’S CHURCH - ...... - ...... Chadwick Kyrie ...... ^....M tsse Militaire Choir soloists: Soprano, Mrs. Mar Recessional, “ 0 Holy N ig h t"...... Adam INSURANCE? "Adest# Fideles" ..... - ...... Traditional (Spanish) Teacher league will hold its nepet Gloria and Credo ..._____ Messe Pontifieale guerite Wltaschek;' alto, Mrs. Virginia Third Floor “ When Blossoms Flowered**...J*ietro Yon Ninth and Lawrence Ste. Members of choir: Soprano. Mrs. meeting Thursday, Jan. 26, at 10 Offertory ...... “ Adeste Fideles' Purse: tenor, John Jayne; bass, Clarence Harlan E. Short; alto, Mrs. Michael De Protect yourself against nets Communion hymn ...... Theatine Fathers, Very Rev. John Folsom laney: baritone, Gerald Delaney. hazards. o’clock in the Holy Ghost hall, ac ....Arranged by Gregory Hugle, O.S.B. Sanctus and Benedietus..Messe Pontiflcale Ordinas, Superior Agnus Dei ...... Missa Pro Pace Organist, Miss Henriette Witaschek. Organist, Harlan E. Short. cording to an announcement by School girls* choir. Mrs. John Schilling, The Midnight Mass, with the Very Christmas carols: “ Gesu Bambino, organist. Rev. John Ordinal, G.R., as celebrant, HORACE W. BENNETT Mrs. Dwight Shea, president. The “ N oel," “ Prince of Peace," and "Silent ST. M ARY’S CHURCH When buying from the 9:30 MASS will be followed by Masses at 7. 8. 9, SHRINE OF ST. THERESE N ight." Littleton & CO . recent one-day institute held at “ Stars of Glory" ...... Montani 10:30, and 12 noon. The High Masses Aurora Members of choir: Sopranos, Mrs. R. The Rev. Maurice J. Singleton, C.M. firms advertising in this no Tabor Bids. Phono TA. ISTI the Cosmopolitan hotel replaced “ Come All Ye Faithful"____ .....Traditional will be celebrated at Midnight and at Rev. Louis J. Mertz, Administrator of St. Thomas’ seminary will celebrate “The First Noel" ...... Traditional Hoffman, Mist Ursula Wobido, and 10:80, at which time the adult choir, FRANK ENGLAND. JR.. Hanastr the December meeting of the Julia Hafertepen; altos. Mist Dorothy Masses on Christmas will be at mid Masses in St. Mary’s at midnight. 8. and paper, please mention that “ Sleep, Holy Babe"...... Schloeder under the direction of William Bernard, Iniaranct Depftrtmcnt league. Hoelsken, Charlotte Hoelsken, and Mrs. will be in charge of the music. The night. 8, and 10 o’clock. The Midnight 10 o’clock. The adult choir, of which School girls* choir: Marie Arnold, Mass will be a High Mass and Benedic John Fox; tenors, Lawrence Gillen, Jos. children’ s choir, under the direction of Misa Catherine Maloney is director and you saw their advertise Ursula Blystone, Merlean Bond, Barbara tion will be given after the 8 o’clock Truskoll. and Lee McTlvain; basses, the Sisters of SU Benedict, will sing at organist, will sing special music at the Bridges, Norma Brandenburg, Suzanne Mass. Tht Young People’s choir will ment. George Kellogg and W m. Martin. the 8 o’clock Mass. Midnight Mass. Brubeck, Mary Loretto Burgett, Paddy sing the Missa de Angelis with Credo Director, Mrs. Helen Sedimayr. Or The following program will be ren Jane Carlin, Mary Ann Culllton, Helena No. 8. Adam’s "0 Holy Night" and Flanagan, Gwendolyn Gallegos, Gladys ganisf, Miss Eileen Larson. dered by the adult choir at the High SPECIAL OFFER Shepherds* Mass will follow the Mid Gruber’ s “ Silent N ig h t" will be sung. M asses: Kennedy. Betty Lou Maas, Theresa Mad “ Adeste Fideles," traditional melody, will night Mass. Noche de Paz" (“ Silent Night” ) ...... We will move your furniture to our warehouse and gdve you six den, Ann McCarty, Claire O’Connell. be sung at the Offertory. Miss Mary Claire Marie O’Keefe, Margaret Oyler, A t the children’ s Mass at 8:80 there ...... Traditional months to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. We will be carols by the children’ s choir. Choir, with organ accompaniment Pagano will sing Gounod’s “ Ave Maria" Bernadette Pepin, Annabel Petro. Alberta at Communion. have low rate of insurance. Plym, Bernice Pohndorf, Mary Porter, Organist. Miss Adaline Roth. Kyrie, Gloria, and Credo from Mass in Margaret Mary Reinert, Ruth Ruggles, The Misna Pro Populo will be sung at E Flat ...... Rosewig Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate on the 9:80 Mass by the junior girls* choir and Rosalie Toepher. Offertory, “ Gesu Bambino"....Pietro Yon SHRINE OF ST. ANNE j’our work. Organist, Mist Margaret Orlusky. Sanctus, Benedietus. and Agnus Dei Arvada At the 11:30 Mass there will be from Missa Rosa Mystica...... BLESSED SACRAMENT CHURCH MOVING, STORAGE AND PACKING Christmas carols by the junior adult ...... Vito Carnevali Rev. Adam G. Ritter, Administrator 4930 Montview Blvd. The adult choir will sing at the Mid choir. Director, Mrs. R. Hoffman. Or Organ solo, Christmas pastoral...... RAINBO No Money Needed for Six Months Very Rev. Harold V . Campbell, Pastor ganist, Miss Loretta Hart...... ;...... Mr. Bernard night Mass and Will render Christmas Low Masses at 8:80. 8, 9:80, 10:45. carols at the 8 o’clock Mass. There will Vamos Todos a Belen"...... also be a Mass at 7 o’clock. The organ , o i and 12. Midnight Mass, with carols be ...... Spanish hymn of adoration DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. ST. LEO’S CHURCH ist is Mrs. Otto Schneider, and the di ginning at 1 1 :8 0 : William Bernard, director. Mrs. Cora “ Silent N ight" ..... Gruber 908 Tenth St. rector is Miss Bonnie Bonhanv. BREAD M. Sanches, organist. 1521 20th St. Office and Warehouse “ Adeste Fideles" ...... JMovello RL Rev. Monslgnor William O’Ryan, Pastor “O Holy Night" ...... Ji^am ST. LOUIS’ CHURCH Low Masses Christmas day at 8, 8 HOLY ROSARY CHURCH “ Ninna Nanna" ...... 3300 S. Sherman St., Englewood ...... Melchiorrt Mauro-Cottone 9, and 10:80. Hitfh Mass at midnight, East 47th Ave. and Pearl St. Rev. Joseph P. O’Heron, Pastor Christmas Carol M ass...... Korman with sermon by Montignor O’Ryan. Rev. J. Judoic, Pastor Low Masses at 8 and 10 o’clock. Mid- Offertory, “ Ave Maria" (a cappella Carols at 11:80. High Masses at midnight and 10 ...... Arcadclt Kyrie and Gloria ...... Wiegand o’clock. At the 8 o’cIock Low Mass Recessional ...... “Adeste Fideles" Credo ...... Witgand there will be singing by the children’ s Members of choir: Sopranos. Mrs. Lou Adeste Fideles" ...... choir, under the direction of Sister Mary Vidal, Mrs. Harold Collins. Miss Ella Sanctus, Benedietus, and Agnus Dei.... Magdalen. Carols before the Masses, I AUTOMOBILE FINANCING Horan, Mrs. Vanghart, and Miss Luverne ...... Webber MIDNIGHT MAS|§ Friend; altos, Miss Susan Miller, Misses St. Leo’s choir, assisted by Mre. Russell Mass In Honor of St. Benedict.— ...... Ann and Jane Lester. Mrs. Thomas Fish, o r^n ist. Sopranos. Miss Dorothy ...... Joseph Ign. Muller Peake, and Mrs. Steinhart; tenors, Frank Bowman and Mrs. John Green; alto. Miss Offertory, "Adeste Fideles” ....Traditional 1 AND REFINANCING | Guiry, Dr. T . A. Peterson,' and Mr. Lucalle Cook; bass. John O’Hagan. Communion, “ Jesule Am ote"....F. Gruber Kempker; basses, Ray Noone, Emmet Mrs. Horace Cooper, director. Benediction after the 10 o’clock Mass. Dolan, and Mr. Malo. Choir members: First sopranos, Caro Organist, Mrs. Frank Guiry; director, HOLY FAMILY CHURCH line Padboy. Frances Kucler, Sylvia I • T I the Rev. William J. Mulcahy. Assistant 4377 Utica St. Mavetic, Katherine Simsfek, Helen director, Ray Noone. Rev. Leo M. Flynn, Pastor O’Koren, and Mary Yelenich; second Carols will be sung at the 8:80 Mass Solemn Mass at midnight. Low Masses sopranos, Tillie Padboy and Julia Stueka; by James Powell, accompanied by Mrs. at 6. 7:80, 9. and 10:80. There will be altos, Agnes Kucler, Elsie Kasinga, and Frank Guiry. The children’ s choir will no Mass at 11:45 as on Sundays. June Jackson; basses, Anton Padboy and Securities Credit Corp. | sing at the 8 o’clock Mass. Four choirs, composed of students of Albert Horvat; tenor, Edward Perme, I high and grade schools, have prepared Director, James Tracy. Organist, Margaret Koprivee. A ssiiU nt organist, ST. CATHERINE’S CHURCH music for the Masses at Holy Family Betty Ann Zalar. 4200 Federal Blvd. church on Christmas day. Senior choris 1335 Broadway ^ Rev. Dr. D. A. Lemieux, Paetor ters, under the direction of Father Ed Midnight Solemn Mass. Low Masses ward Fraezkowski, will ting at the Mid ST. JOSEPH’S CHURCH k at 6. 7:30, 8:46. 10:30, and 12. Senior night Mass, with the program as follows East 46th A v*. and Pennsylvania St., choir at midnight; junior choir at noon Processional, “ Gesu Bambino". Pietro Yon Globevllla 11:45 p. m.—Christmas carols: "Silent Kyrie, Gloria, and Credo from the Rev. John Guzlnekt, Paetor Night," “0 Little Town of Bethlehem," Jubilee Mass ...... J. W . Marsh St. A n n ', women's choir will ain, a “ Tu Scendi dalle Stelle," and “ Adeste “Adeste Fideles" ...... Novello selected Mesa at the Midnight High Fideles." Sanctus, Benedietus, and Agnus Dei Maaa. At 8 o’clock Low Mesa. St. Agnea’ MIDNIGHT MASS from the Jubilee Mass...... Marsh Young Ladiea’ choir wiU alng devotional JAMES MOTOR CO. “ Angels W e Have Heard on H ig h "...... hymns. There will be a Low Mass at Kyrie from Messe Solennelle...... Gounod Gloria ind Credo from Missa Rosa ...... Traditional 1 0 :80. At Benediction et 8 o’clock in DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS Mystica ...... Vito Cameyali At the 7 :30 Mass the high school choir the afternoon, the Little Flower girls’ will sing "Adeste Fideles." “ Gesu Bam Expert Repair Serrice at Reaxonable Ratal— AUe Uiad Can Offertory, Quern VIdistii Pastores...... choir will alng...... A. Moriconi bino," and “ Sleep, Holy Babe." Members of the grade school boys' 13tb & Lincoln KE. 8221 Sanctus from Missa Rosa Mystica...... OUR LADY OF VICTORY CHAPEL ...... Vito Carnevali choir will sing at the 9 o’clock Mass. Weat 12th Ava. and Umatilla St. Benedietus from Messe Sollennelle...... ‘Y t Faithful, With Gladness," “ Sleep -rheatina Fathera ...... Gounod Holy Babe," and “When Blossoms High Hasa at midnight with apaclal Agnus Dei from Missa Brevis...... Flowered 'Mid the Snows’* are on their ainging by the choir...... Alois Bartsmld program. PHOTO ENGRAVERS . . . Panis Angelicas ...... Franck Music at the 10:80 Mase will be sung by the grade school girls’ choir, as fol OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE CHAPEL Choir director, the Rev. B. John Pao- Weat 36th Ave. and Kalamath St, For Your Every Printing Plate Need lazzi. Organist, Juliette PalHdino. lows: > “ Christmas N ight," “ Holy Family Christmas Carol," “Old English Carol," Thratina Fathera SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR SCHOOL ANNUAL PUBUCATIONS Choir members: Sopranos. Rose Plccoli, A Solemn H ast will be celebrated at Anne Plccoli, Emily Grover, Florence and “ Come, Come to the Manger." The last three choir groups are under midnight. Maes in F, by La Hache, will Kaltriter, Marie Battaglia, Marie Mauro, ba lung by the choir, composed of six Mrs. Eugene McCabe. Mrs. F. X. Kra- the direction of Sister M. Claudia, music instructor. young women: Sopranos. Tillie Hemandea, bacher, Mrs. E. J. Lowery, and Mrs. Louise Dominguez, and Frances Abad; Thos. May; altos, Mrs. Sterry, Mrs. altos. Sally Harnandea, Eliza Sanchez, and Pieaentine, Mrs. Mary Seidell, Mts. Zella ANNUNCIATION CHURCH Luisa Abad. 'An “ Ave Maria” will be Smith, Mrs. Anna Covillo, Bernice Teska. East 36th Ave. and Humboldt St. ARCHIE J. MePHEB. ProdncUoa Mxaacir sung by Francei Abad, accompanied by Marg. Dunn, Mary Lou Dunn, and Very Rev. Charles H. Hague, Pastor Luisa Abad at the organ, who will also 1803 Vi Broadway KE. 2621 Mrs. Hanrahan: tenors, Leroy Smith. Low Masses at 6. 7:30, 6:30, 9:80, and play at the Mase. Another Christmas Vincent Covillo, Ben Delano, John R. 12 High Mass at 10:45. Solemn Mass Matt will be amid at 8:80," with special Burns, Allen J. Murdock, John Piccone, at midnight. The boys’ surpHced choir Christmas hymns. and Emile Beghin; basses. John White. will sing the processional and at Com ALL OF US WISH ALL OF YOU Joe Kochevor. Norman Teska, Frank munion at Midnight Mass. The Mass ST. MARY MAGDALENE’S CHURCH DeRose, Nick Lawlor, Vincent Luts, Ghas. will be sung by the adult choir. Weat 26th Ava. and Dapew St., Adams, and D. P. Walter. Kyrie ...... Gounod Edgewater Gloria and C redo...... Biggs LOOP MARKET Rev. Jamee P. Flanagan, Paetor SACRED HEART CHURCH Offertory, “ Adeste Fidele8*’...... NoveUo Low Masses at 8 and 10. High Mase Larimer at 28th St. Sanctus, Benedietus, and Agnus Dei at midnight: FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE Jesuit Fathers, Rev. Dr. Edward J ...... Gounod "0 Little Town of Bethlehem"— ...... Free Parkins With Pnrehaia of 50c or More at 1429 Lawrence Morgan, Superior Recessional, “ Angels W e Have Heard on ...... Traditional D n)(m | Chmtma$ H igh" ...... Old French melody Low Masses at 6, 7, 8:80, and 10:30 Tenor tolo. John Byers, Jr. Choir members: Sopranos, Miss Mar At Midnight Mass a choir of 60 "Oh Holy Night" ...... Adam voices, composed of alumni members and garet Robinson, - Mrs. Rose Tucker, and Baritone and soprano duat— Mrs. Mrs. Har(y Taylor; altos. Misses Jo high school students, will sing: Opal Bumgarner and Georga Dewey Mass in Honor of the Blessed Sacra sephine Engelhardt, Elfrieda Riedel, Vir Harrie ginia Ludwig, and Gerard Telgmann. and SOLES ment ...... Korman Kyrie, Gloria, and Credo from Hass May your Christmas tree blossom with olt the Men’*. Women’*, ood Offertory, “ Adeste Fideles"....Traditional Mrs. Alich Cawley; tenors, George Miro in G ...... Millard Recessional ...... “ Glory to God slavich and John Relchard; basses, Harry A 8 M ILK rhUdren’s Ralf ffnlea Christmas sermon...... _...Father Flanagan Carols preceding the M ass: “ Silent Taylor, P. G. O’Donnell, and Ferdie Cain. Odtertory, "Adesta Fideles” ...... Novello things you asked of Santo. Loop Shoe 3 7 N ight," “ Bethlehem Babe," “ 0 Holy Organist at Midnight Mass, Clifford Quartet composed of Mary Hoare, ROASTED TODAY- N ight," “ Softly the Echoes," “ Birthday Mohr; at 10:46, Helen Neumann. Di REPAIR SHOP Ruth Tupper. John Byers, Jr., and of a K ing," “ First N oel," and “ Bethlehem rector, Mrs, Harry Taylor. Frank Chadwick, and chorus DELIVERED TODAY lx>ep Market. Lawrence Street Side Lullaby." Benediction will follow the 12 (noon) Sanctus and Benedietus from Mast May this Season of Peace and Good Will A group of small children will ting Mass. in G (St. Cecilia)------Gounod AIm . Qnality Teai. Spieee, carols at the 8 :S0 Mass. A select group The Altar and Rosary society choir Agnus Del ...... _...„..Millard Extraeti and Baking Powder LOOP GROCERY will sing carols at the 10:80 Mass, fol will sing at the 9:80 Mast on Christmas Communion, "Gesu Bambino"...... Yon bring you and yours dn abundance of joy and lowed by Benediction. There will be no morning: “ Silent N ight," “ Adeste Contralto solo. Miss Ruth Tupper. FORMERLY BI-LOW Fideles," “ Dear Little Jesus, Sweet Little evening devotions. "Silent Night” (a cappella)...... Gruber The choirs are under the direction of Savior," “ 01 Holy N ight," and “ Angel (iuartet— Opal Bumgarner, Ruth plenty. CRACKERS the Sisters of Charity. Miss Mae Mc« We Have Heard on H igh." ^ Tupper, Lewis Gallagher, and Georga Mahon, organist. Sopranos, Mrs. Leon Chase, Mrs. Leo Dawey Harris SPICE Cft Ryan, Mrs. John Vessa, Mrs. Ed Gates, “ Ave Merla” ...... Mery Hoare 2 lbs. 15e LOYOLA CHURCH Mrs. W m . Schwieder. Mrs. Ralph Moore Tenor solo, Lewis Gallagher PHONE KE7I8I East 23rd Ave. at York St. Mrs. Ted Johnson. Hr*. John Ryan. Mrs. “Angels We Have Heard on High”,..... May the lights of Christmas on your tree and Redeem Bine and Orange Stampi Here Jesuit, Fathors, Rev. Dr. Edward J. E. A. Nolan. Mrs. J. Grebenc, Mrs. Joe ...... Traditional Morgan, Superior Cassidy, and Mrs. F. Telgmann: altos, Baritone solo, Frank Chadwick, Low Maeses at 6, 7, 8:80, 10:30. and Mrs. John Monckton, Mrs. John Murphy with chorus in your home express our appreciation for the 12 noon. At the Midnight Mass the and Mrs. Frank Simington. 8 O’CLOCK MASS For Your Christmas Flowers.. See boys* vested choir of 26 voices and the Organist, Helen Byers. Director, Mrs. Music by Young People's choirt adult choir of 15 voices will ting. The Frank Simington. Assistant director, Mrs. “ Silent Night” ...... - ...... Antok opportunity of serving you. « boys* vested choir will sing carols start Leo Ryan. "Oh Lovely Infant, Dearest Savior” ...... ing at 11:30 p. m. A t the 7 :80 Mass on Christmas morn "Adeste Fidelee” ...... - ...... - Processional ing the children's choir, with Mrs. Frank Communion ...... "Oh Holy Night" PALMER Propers. Gregorisn chant Simington, organist, will sing the fol Carl Dallarosa These are wishes from ail of us to all of you. Mfsea Regina Pacit ...... Yon lowing hymns: “ Silent N ight," “ Sweetly Poet-Communion ...... - Loop Public M arket Offertory, “ Adeetc Fideles"...... Novello the Song of the Angels." “ Adeste ...... “ Angele W e Have Heard on H igh" Communion, “ Panis Angellcus"....Franck Fideles,*' and “ Shine Out, 0 Blessed Choir members: Ctrl and Mary Dalla- Recessional, “ Hark! the Herald Angels SU r.” roaa, and Ed, George, and Charles We carry the largest and finest stock in the Sing" ...... Mendelssohn Klacker. Organist and diractor, Mrs. S. city at Palmer’s usual low prices. At the 8 :80 Mass there will be carols ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH Logue. by the Young Ladles’ choir. At the West 33rd Ave. and Pecoi St. Low Hass at 10 with Benediction of the 10:80 Mass there will be congregational Rev. A. Sommaruga, Paater Blessed Sacrament: Open all day Sunday and Christmas Day singing by the school children. The Solemn Maes at midnight, with the "Silent Night” ...... Gruber boys’ vested choir will sing Christmas combined boys’ and girls’ choirs assist- Soprano solo, OptI Bumgarner, FREE DELIVERY KE. 6010 carols at the 12 o’clock Mass. ing, under the direction of th* Rev. with chorus Public Service Company of Benediction will follow the 12 {noon) Jimee Saracini, C.H., of St. Thomas' Colorado "W h en Flowers Bloomed 'Mid the Mass. seminary. Gloria Billings will assist it Snow” ...... Yon Werner Burkhardt, choirmaster. |th« organ. H assts will ba oSaiad at I, Contralto solo, M isi Ruth Tupptr Thursday, Dec. 21, 1939 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN Midniglit Mass MUSIC PROGRAM GIVEN FOR C. D. of A. Enjoy CHRISTMAS MIDNIGHT MASS PEACE ESSAY CONTEST ST. LEANDER’S IN PUEBLO WILL BE SUNG IN BOULDER With Prizes Totaiing $200.00 Music Given (or Pueblo.— (St. Leander’s Parish) choir singing the carol, “ Silent Christinas Party Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par James Reinert is here from — The adult choir will sing the Night,” to be followed by the solo, ish)— There will be a Solemn Mass Regis college to spend the holi “ 0 Holy Night,” sung by Francis Mass in Honor of Our Lady of at Sacred Heart church on Christ days with his parents, Mr. and For Pupils in any Catholic High School or Coleman. 'The choir will be ac Academy in Continental United States. Durango Ckicli Loretto, by Mentzel, at St. Lean companied by Miss Margaret Mc mas beginning promptly at mid Mrs. Francis Reinert. Robert Barr der’s church Christmas, with the In Sterlini Koine night with th^ Rev. John Forsyth, and Donald Zimmerman will ar Donnell, organist: Ruth Clem Ren fro, violin, and Elizabeth Seffens, For the best essay not exceeding Rev. Paul Fife, O.S.B., officiating. O.S.B., as celebrant; tha Rev. rive this weekend to spend Christ Durango.— The program for the Services will begin at 11:50 p. m. cello. Mrs. Curtis P. Ritchie is the Sterling.— A program in keeping Harold Glentzer, O.S.B., as dea mas at their homes; the former is five hundred words on the Midnight Mass Dec. 25 in St. Co- dirwtor. The music is as follows: with the holiday season was en a student at Holy Cross college lumba’s church is as follows: Sunday, Dec. 24, with the boys’ Kyrie...... Entire choir con, and the Rev. Matthew Con Gloria...... Bass solo. Byron Sordelet in Canon City and the latter at following subject: “ Silent N ig h t"...... Traditional joyed by the Catholic Daughters Duet, Eymard Glentxer and nelly, O.S.B., as subdeacon. George the teachers’ college in Greeley. H ast in r ...... „Battmann Miss Marie Beauvais of America at the home of Mrs. Reinert will act as master of cere Sermon...... Very Rev. Francis P. Cawley Sermon. Mrs. Rose Owen o f . this parish Offertory— "A dests Fideles” ....Traditional Henry Hoffman Tuesday evening, monies and about 30 altar boys Credo...... Choir with teaoir solo, is a sister of the Rev. John Walsh, Why I do not believe in war and would 1 Sanetus, Bsnedistus, Agnus Dei Francis Coleman / will be in the sanctuary. Communion ...... _Battmann Dec. 12. Mrs. Hannah Mentgen, whose death occurred in Denver Offertory J The choir will ling Gregorian "Hodie Christus Natus E s t "...... Korman “ Adeste Fideles"...... Traditional Mrs. John Keenan, and Mrs. W. D. last Saturday. Mrs. Owen is not willingly participate in any war ex Hembcrs of the choir are the follow Mass No. 9. The Proper of the Entire choir house-mother for one of the uni ing: Brown acted as assistant hostesses. Sanetus...... Jlntlre choir Mass is to be rendered by the Sopranos — Winifred Conway, Sarah versity fraternities. cept in defense of the soil of my beloved Beoedietui...... Trio, Hiss Grace Marie The program was as follows: “ A Catherine Cummins, Catherine Oallavan, men’s voices with a supplementary Chapman, Mrs. Margaret Sollee, Miss Anna Marie Bittner, as Mrs, Sarah UcCoy, and Alice Soent; Offertory of the liturgical version and Charles Vitullo Christmas Story,” ^ rs. W. B. altos— Katherine Ayres, Frances Bau- sistant organist at Sacred Heart United States of America. Agnus Del...— .....Choir— Bass solo, Frank of "Resonet in Laudibus.” During dino, Lena Baudino, Betty Cheney, Anna Giacomini; “ Little Sir Echo," and teacher in the public school Sollee; tenors, Charles Vitullo the reception of Holy Communion, Marie E ngicr,, Frances Fager, Teresa and Eymard Glentser vocal duet, Mary Jean and Bobbie at Lafayette, has gone to Chi Lusar, and LoAline Richerton; tenors— a quartet of voices will sing “ Gesu FIRST PRIZE 1100.00 Communion Imrael, with Miss Margaret Immel, cago to spend Christmas with her Warren Boyle, Robert Cummins, Harry MUSIC LISUD Christmas hymns, string trio Bambino,” by Pietro Yon, with a Everett, Kenneth Kiesel, and Edmund mother and sister. SECOND PRIZE 50.00 Recessional, “ Adeste Fidcles'* bass solo taken by John LaTorra. McCoy; basses— Robert Ayres, Ross accompanist; “ Adeste Fideles,” Members of the choir are Grace Chap THIRD PRIZE 25.00 Cheney, James Cummins, John Ford, and The “ Adeste Fideles” will be sung Father Harold Glentzer, O.S.B., man, Rosemary Murphy, Mary Murphy, and “ Silent Night," Gloria Wol- Pat O’Rourke; director, Lena Baudino Pueblo.— (Sacred Heart Parish). made a business trip to Holy Cross ’ FOURTH PRIZE 15.00 Charlotte Habiger, Bernadette Koebevar, as a Recessional at the close of violinist, Frances White, and organist, •Sacred Heart church will have ever, with Betty Jo Sawicki, ac abbey on Tuesday, Dec. 19, re FIFTH PRIZE 10.00 Mary Wallace, Patricia Shope. Ruth Kel the Mass. Christmas carols sung Augusta M. Davidson. High Masses at midnight and 9 ler, Josephine Schober, Gertrude Hager, companist; “ Polka," clarinet duet, by the entire choir will precede turning to Boulder Thursday eve Mrs. Quintana Recoyaring Alice Porter. Ruby Griswold, Mary Doyle, $&«.*( W ILL ALSO BE AWARDED TO THE SCHOOL o’clock on Christmas. There will Creta Dunn and Josephine Breit, the Mass at 11:30. “ 0 Holy ning, Dec. 21. Mrs. Viola Quintana is reported be a Low Mass at 7. Alice Sollee. Mrs. W . Coleman. Marie ATTENDED BY THE WINNER OF THE FIRST PRIZE to be recovering satisfactorily at Glentser, Kathleen Ryan; altos, Marie with Betty Jo Sawicki, accompan Night” and “ Silent Night” will Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stengel and Christmas music for the High Beauvais and Mrs. Sollee; tenors, Eymard be given as solos by Raymond family left Thursday, Dec. 21. a local hospital. ist; “ The Jolly Blacksmith” and This contest will close midnight, January 13, 1940, and all Mass is as follows: Glentser, Francis Coleman. Harold Herder, Cumerine, a boy soprano who has for Hills, la., where they wilL* Mrs. Lilah Mullins was taken to and Charles Vitullo; basses, Edward Sup “ Christmas Bells,” piano duets, letters postmarked not later than that day will be eligible. All "A dest* Fideles” ...... Choir ple, Frank Sollee, Byron Sordelet, and been trained by the sisters of the spend the holidays with relatives: the hospital suffering from pneu " 0 Holy N iaht"______Adolph Adam Betty Jo Sawicki and Billy esgayi must be written or typed on' one side of the paper monia. Charles Herder. parochial school. The ann: ..I Christmas party for Anthony Verlanaia YuU Party to Ba Held Schmidt. only and in the final selection neatness will be taken into Tom Clarke is confined to his H I » a dt Natlvitate Domini Members of the choir are as the children of the parochial Kyrie ...... Jamci A. Korman The annual Christmas party for A gift exchange was held around follows: Alice Elzi, Barbara school will take place in the school bed, having suffered a stroke of Choir consideration. The contestant’s name, home address, name paralysis. His sister, Bridget, the children of St. Leander’s school a silvered Christmas tree. Later Voegtle, Marcella Zimmerman, auditorium on Friday afternoon, Gloria...... James A. Kerman will be held in the school hall at and address of school, and class, must be written at the top is also ill. Qui Tollis...... Ruth Potter, Louise in the evening refreshments were Marian Vogel, Dolly Arch^ald, Dec. 22. The Knights of Colum 1:30 p. m. on Friday, Dec. 22. of the essay. The judges’ decision will be final and all essays Mrs. Colin McGregor is a visitor Muslck, and choir served and games were played at Marie and Helen Stengel, Dorothy bus sponsor this affair and Santa Sermon: “ The Son of God Hade M an" After a short entertainment given from Little Rock, Ark., at the home which each person in attendance Burger, Bessie Taylor, Anna Marie will be on hand with gifts for entered in this contest become the property of the Peace ...... Very Rev. Thomas A. Woloban by the children, gifts will be dis received a prize. of Mrs. Annie McGregor. Colin Credo...... James A. Korman Bittner, Mrs. Salome Taylor, Mrs. every child. House. No essays will be returned. tributed under a brilliantly lighted McGregor will arrive Christmas “Et Ex Patre"...... A lice Kraty Preceding the social part of the C. C. Chittim, Jack LaTorra, Peter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pike have “ Genitum Non Factum” ...... tree, attended by Santa Claus and eve to spend the holidays with his evening a business meeting was Bessol, Robert Dale, and James come from their home in Oakland, MRS. J. SERGEANT CRAM ...... Anthony Verlengia his assistants. held at the hall of the organiza mother, brother, and sister. “ Bt Incarnatus Est"....Fern Verlengia Reinert. Ralph Calabrese is choir Calif., to be with his parents, Mr. John Conroy is expected to “ Crucifixus” ...... - ...... —. The regular meeting of the tion. A report was given that the director, with Mrs. Annabel Bair and Mrs. J. M. Pike, for the PEACE HOUSE spend the holidays with his grand ... Frank Carroll and Francis Buser Altar and Rosary society was held statue of St. Bernadette purchased at the organ. Christmas holidays. “Et in Spiritum"...... Men's chorus in the school hall on Friday after by the Catholic Daughters had 110th Street and Fifth Avenue mother, Mrs. Annie McGregor. Offertory: “ Hodie Christus Natus Est” At the regular meeting of the The condition of Harry Grace is ...... James A. Korman noon, Dec. 16. 'The following been placed in its niche at the Altar society on Wednesday, Dec. New York City considerably improved, and he is Margaret Gray and choir newly elected officers were in grotto. This completes the grotto, 13, an American flag for use in Sanetus...... James A. Korman stalled: President, Mrs. Claude the statue of Our Lady of Lourdes GREELEY able to sit up a portion of each day. Choir Heart church was ivenSacred Peace Houee it an independent organization— does not solicit Benedictus...... James A. Korman Robinson; vice president, Mrs. A. having been previoi^ly purchased to the group- by Nathaniel Uyon funds—only asks your co-operation for world peace. Alice Kratky. Bertha Milano, E. Sollee; secretary, Mrs. E. W. by the members of the group. post No. 27 of the Women’s Relief and choir Shaffer; treasurer, Mrs. Lloyd Bir Thost who ftttendod w«r« th« Rot. corps. The plesentation was made Agnus Del...... James A . Korman rer. E. J. VerfcbrReghen. chaplain; the Rer. BERING & REPP Choir John Doherty, Mmei. Jamei Toohey. by Mrs. Frances Ketterman, and PueUaus Houored Benediction of the Most Blessed The regular meeting of the Georre Cosiey, Katherine Schmidt. Anna Father ForsytB gave the response. Phone 4 6 0 Sacrament will follow the 9 o’clock Mothers-Teachers’ club was held Kinney, A. P. Mentgen, Charles Cheno> A talk by Mrs. Cora Coombs, de 9 Sporting Goods in the school hall on Friday after wetb, W . B. Giacomini, Alice Hecker, H. Mass and the music will be: Immel. J. B. Roth, R. E. Immel. John partment president of Colorado 9 EUetrical Appliance* ‘0 SalutAris’’ in A Flat....A. H. Rotewlg noon, Dec. 16. Children of the Sprague, Otto Wernaman, D. M. Kerr, and Wyoming, followed the pre 9 General Hardwara “ Tantum Ergo,'* No. 8...... first grrade gave a reading demon W . J. Sawicki. C. £ . Miller, John Keenan, sentation. Members of the corps *(8 STB ST. By Fraternity ...... Adapted from A. Gei})el stration, and the third and fourth W . D. Brown, Henry Hoffman, and H. “Laudatt Dominum," No. 1...... Paalm 116 Mentgen. present were Mrs. Margaret Col- Choir members are Alice Kratky, Mar grade pupils held a contest in num stadt, Mrs. Carrie Carlin, Mrs. Pueblo.—Honorary membership garet Gray, Ruth potter, Inet Jobe, Jean ber combinations in which the Mollie Hubbell, Mrs. Emma Proveniano, Betty Costa, Gertrude Roy, fourth grade pupils were the vic Funeral Mass Said for in Chi Alpha Sigma fraternity was Dorothy Barr, Betty Hawley, Mary Se- Turner, Mrs. William Dana, Mrs. BOULDER conferred upon Dr. Frank W. cora, Grace Ann Haines, Lou Musick, tors. Sister Columba’s room re Veteran Pueblo Resident Kate Compton, Mrs. J. H .Hight, Blarney and James D. Byrne at a Bertha Milano, Evelyn Cassidy. Helen ceived the statue of the Little Mrs. B. M. Donovan, Mrs. C. W. Burke, Lloyd Corliss, Anthony Verlengia, Flower for having the highest per testimonial dinner given in their Frank Carroll. Lloyd Birrer, Francis Pueblo.— Angelo Fata, a resi Poe, Mrs. C. E. Kohler, Mrs. Kate centage of mothers in attendance. honor by the fraternity in the Vail Buser. and Frank Manley. dent of Pueblo many years, Blewitt, and Mrs, C. W. Lawson. hotel Sunday, Dec. 17. Preceding Guest accompanists, Zona Elliot, violin, Mrs. Ed Arthur is suffering from A social hour was enjoyed after Howe Mortuary and Sam Parlapiano, flute. Organist. the conferring of the honorary an attack of bronchial pneumonia died in Denver Thursday, Dec. 14. the meeting. N. R. Howe, A. E. Howe, Margaret Conray. Director, Fern E. at her home. Eugene and Frances A member of Our Lady of Geo. W. Howe memberships, Eugene J. Buecker, Verlengia. The Benedictine apostolate re Arthur are also ill. Mt. Carmel parish, he is sur Thomas F. Darcy, and John L. 7 o'clock Low Mass ceived Communion in a body at The Church Funeral Home The combined choir of boys and girls Mrs. Thomas Murphy Is recov Faricy were initiated as new mem vived by the following children: the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday. Mem Lady Ambulance will sing the traditional Christmas carols. ering from a painful foot injury. Mrs. Mary Aroszo, Fort Morgan; bers. J. Rice Parlapiano will be the soloist. bers held their usual meeting in Attendant Service Gerald Starika has returned to Mrs. Elizabeth Flowers, Denver; Vineland Church Program Listed the school hall on Wednesday eve Spruce St. at 11th Phone 134 Emmet P. Maloney was toast his home from Corwin hospital, Ralph and Mike Fata, San Diego, The program at the Church of ning. Any Hour master and the newly elected fra- where he underwent an operation and Ernest Fata, Pueblo. The fu temify officers, who conducted the St. Therese in Vineland follows; for appendicitis and later suffered neral Mass was offered Saturday, initiation ceremonies, were intro “ Silent Night. Holy Night**....ProcesslonaI “ Angels We Have Heard on H igh "...... an attack of pneumonia. Dec. 16, in Mt. Carmel church. duced by the retiring president, ...... Second Processional Joseph D. Jahn. The new officers Kyrie...... ^...Leonard's Mass in E Flat are Emmet P. Maloney, president; Gloria...... - ..... Leonard's Mass in E Flat Fr. Prinster Is Celebrant Offertory ...... #.“Adeste Fideles" George F. McCarthy, Jr., vice Sanetus...... ^..Leonard’s Mass in E Flat president; Eymard Glentzer, treas Agnus Dei...... Leonard's Mass in E Flat STEAMBOAT SPRINGS PARISH PUEBLO urer, and John M. Maloney, sec “ Dear Little One. How Sweet Thou A r t" ...... Recessional retary. The ritual work was given High Masses will be at midnight and 9 by Joseph P. Comiskey, past presi o'clock. TO HAVE 1ST MIDNIGHT MASS dent. Joseph M. Neavy, past presi Choir members are Mrs. Charles Dio- nesia, Viola, M a ^ , and Pauline Dionitio. JEWELERS dent, delivered the welcoming ad Ann, Rose Marie, and Annette Mauro, dress to the new honorary mem Ester and Rafella Colian, Mary Cardini- Steamboat Springs.— The joyful A surprise is In store for all who bers. Talks of appreciation were ale, Ann Chigro, Juliette and Stella Lasa- spirit of Yuletide will reign In attend. OPTOMETRISTS vlo, Mary Danna, and Virginia Prutch. made by Dr. Blarney and by Mr. Director and organist, Mrs. Peter Holy Name parish Christmas, The silver award sponsored by We Make a House Your Byrne Zunick. when, for the first time in the the Altar society and the Thanks Other honorary members who giving social given by the Cath Home history of the parish. Midnight talked were Frank Carroll, Louis olic Men’s club were very success College in Puerto Rico Mass will be sung, with the Rev. J. Chiariglion, Dr. John B. Farley, ful. Father Prinster thanks all Launches Peace Drive Edward Prinster as celebrant. parishioners for their co-operation. Edward M. McCabe, George F The following musical program The Winter Winner! McCarthy, and Anthony F. Ver- will be rendered: Mrs. R. M. Smith will go to lengia. Santurce, Puerto Rico. — The Los Angeles, Calif., to spend Opposite Post Office McGCVERH’S c o a l Plans for the Christmas party, College del Sagrado Corazon, only Preceding the Mass, Charles Christmas with her mother and which the fraternity will give for Catholic college in Puerto Rico, Moorman, director of the high other relatives. Always Good **And Just as Reliable** the children of Sacred Heart or- has initiated its Catholic Action school band, will play “ Silent Night” and “ Adeste Fideles” on The Altar and Rosary society PHONE 881 phanage on Christmas eve, were I program with a crusade of prayer met at the home of Mrs. Frank outlined by Dr. Bruno DeRose. I for peace. his Cathedral chimes, and a male quartet, including L. C. Fick, E. Muench. The president, Mrs. B. T. Beeve, and Phil and George Fick, Chase, presided. Father Prinster 810 No. Main Phone 470 will sing the two hymns; the “ Mass led the opening and closing Arapahoe Shop ‘ GOD’ S CHRISTMAS CHIMES’ of St. Basil,” by Jules Brazil, will prayers. Eighteen members were JAG G ER 'S 7 » N. Main Phsn* 164 be sung by the choir; “ Gesu Bam present. Mrs. Muench served re freshments. t i l E. Abritndo Phone 1641 bino” will be played at the Offer SHOE REPAIR CO. 4th and Abriend* Phone 6446 V -A ^ GIVEN AT ST. SCHOLASTICA’S tory by Mr. Moorman on the Joseph Long, county commis 1406 W Northern Phone 1616 sioner, and Mrs. Long and Ger 1401 E. 8th Phonr 3880 ' ' ' f ^ xylophone and F. C. Fick on the (New for Old) Jack*. 614 W . Northern Phone 1861 clarinet, accompanied by Mary aldine will spend the Christmas Canon City.— (St. Scholastica’s her, Inez Jane Leech, Catherine Beeve at the organ. holidays on their ranch near Oak Creek. Academy) — God’s Christmas Passic, Jean Lacy, Michaele Mat- Members of the choir are; J. J. ANDREWS tivi. Faith Nellis, Frances Mer Chimes, an adaptation of the well- Sopranos— Margaret Squire, Cath Miss Helen Erker is spending a Navajo Liquor Store lino, Patricia Polhemus, Betty COAL CO. erine Campbell, Margaret Wil month’s vacation with her parents known Christmas story. Why the Harrison, and Betty Lou Jenkins. Dealer ia Hams, Mrs. L. C. Fick, Mrs. Frank in Cheney, Kans. Ice Cold Wines and Beer Chimes Rang, was presented by the Veras Choir, Glee Club Perform Canon an d Southern Coal junior high school in the academy Muench, and Mrs. John Williams; Sunday, Dec. 24, is Communion Christmas in verse and carol, altos— Mrs. Ralph Werner, Mrs. day for the Holy Name society. CEDAR WOOD FREE DELIVERY auditorium Tuesday evening, Dec. featuring the verse-speaking choir IM Soath Grana Rteidenc# 411 Madioan 19. In the cast were Virginia Wayne Light, and Phil Fick; The monthly meeting will take REMEMBER THE CHURCH and the glee club, furnished an tenors— Edward Beeve and George place Wednesday evening, Dec. 27, Phone 1527-J Phone 4711>W Ph. 2090 413 W. Northern 1 Putaturo, Gwen Miller, Anne evening of unusual entertainment C itj Scale Welffht^Prompt SerWee Mornar, Marion Seldin, Phyllis Fick; bass— L. C. Fick; director, after Benediction of the Blessed for academy guests Thursday eve- Mrs. Edward Beeve; organist, Mrs. Sacrament. Smith, Marguerite Miller, Jo ne. Bepnning the program, the sephine Bucciarelll, Fay Timm, Webster See. Walter Held, son of Mr. and IH YOUR WILL... students walked into the audito Mrs. H. P. Held, is recovering Carmelita Mestas, Jean Blaken- rium singing “ Adeste Fideles;” A Christmas crib will be used ship, and Jean Forbes. The play for the first time. The altar boys from a knee operation in a Den they were robed in blue and gold ver hospital. He expects to be r c T o v E m G c o was climaxed by tableau of the will ba Donald Hill, Lawrence Wil a choir robes. The poems and songs home soon. Nativity scene of Bethlehem. liams, Jack Coan, Charles Eck- Remember the Poor Missions of of the first part were light and Mass on New Year’s day, a holy Primary pupils taking part In joyful, including “ A Visit of Saint stine, Kneeland Light, Alfred day of obligation, will be cele Central B., Phone 667 CHKI8TIAN BROS. 506 N. Main, Phone 61 the program of Christmas songs Nick,” “ Holly and the Ivy,” “ Was Smith, Calvin Gourley, and Frank brated at 8 o’clock. The second 1111 Grand Are., Phone 646 WINES 716 E. 4th, Phone 1411 and poems preceding the play sail Song,” “ Deck the Halls,” Light. the Diocese were: Mary Anne Dolan, Helen Mass will be said mt—Oak Creek “ Gates and Doors,” and “ God Rest L. L. Brown* to Visit California at 10 o’clock. Jean Wildgen, Betty Jane Rider, Ye Merry Gentlemen.” Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Brown will Loretta Mary Williams, daugh Barbara Corey, Jessie Malouff, More serious numbers were in spend the Christmas holidays in Form of Bequest for Establishment of Funds for Dorothy Batchelor, Arleen Hester- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wil I the second group. It began with Santa Monica, Calif., with their liams, was baptized by Father Education of Priests t “ Long, Long Ago,” with an obbli son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Prinster. Mrs. Daisy Leonard Whs gato of “ Silent Night” taken up Mrs. Lowell Shearer. sponsor. A Little Planning ... by the whole chorus. “ Carol to Our “ I hereby give and bequeath to the Roman Catholic Bishop Pueblo Sodalists J. J. Killian, who was seriously Lady” and “ Gesu Bambino” fol ill in a Denver hospital, has re And your kitchen is transformed from a time and o f tha Uiorese o f Denver, Colorado, the sum o f $...... lowed, and a recitation of the covered and returned to his home labor waster into a spic and span workshop where tasks for the education and maintenance, in Colorado, o f stu Have ‘Kid’ Party Scripture story of the Nativity Orphans in Pueblo near Steamboat Springs. are done in half the time. Let us help you with dents studying for the priesthood. and _ Haydn’s “ The Heaven’s Are Senator a n d Mrs. Charles Pueblo.—St. Therese’s sodality Telling” climaxed the program. Murphy of Spicer were in Steam Kitchen Modernization Plans. held its annual Christmas cele Miss Mary Donahue is director of boat Springs to visit with the Have Gala Time bration Sunday, Dec. 17, with a the glee club and Kenneth Dowd Light and Cosand families. is director of the verse-speaking Pueblo.—The children of the “ kid” party. Each member brought Miss Alpha Chase of Denver, Sontheni Colorailo Power Company A Permanent Burse for the Perpetual a toy which was given to Sacred choir. Sacred Heart orphanage were A true holiday spirit was evi Bill Campbell of Boulder, artd guests of 20 different families Heart orphanage or to needy chil Hugh Lawless, Jr., of Lubbock, dren. Children’s games were denced at the annual Christmas when Dr. G. L. Watkins put on his Education of a Seminarian is $6,000. dinner held Tuesday evening in the Tex., are spending Christmas va annual Christmas party. The chil played and refreshments were cation from college with their academy dining-room. A large dren viewed the sights on the city served to the following: parents in Steamboat Springs. Lillian Albano, Mae Anselmo. Rose gaily-decorated tree was the center streets and visited the various Any Portion of this, However, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Eckstine will Arehires, Kate Archires, Mary Anne of the spreading tables, under stores to see the display of toys Archires, Mary Baeino, Marie Capanera, spend the Christmas holidays visit neath which were piled the ex and Christmas finery. Dinners Carmelia Cardinale, Josephint Carlo, ing relatives in Pueblo. Can be Left. Mary Cash. Rose Conzonera, Edith change presents of the girls. All were planned by some of the host Corsi, Lillion Costanza. Vera Costanza, of the girls were remembered in Men to Hold Party FT. COLLINS esses; Christmas trees and pres Victoria Cristiano, Ellen Daseenzo, Nina the name-drawing and at the gift Daiui. Lucille DeJoy, Mary DeJoy, Rose The first Christmas party to be ents were in order. The Sum of $350 Will Take Care of a Mary DiLullo, Loretta Diodosio, Ansreline distributing. given for the children of the par Following is a list of those who ^1 DeSalvo, Loretta Formico, Josephine Girit Model Own Dretzes ish will be sponsored by the Holy volunteered cars for the drive: CoBtUiaoatty B#n«r IteM IM4 Fruscella, Estell Gavato, Josephine Geo- To display work accomplished Name men in the community Mrs. Boyd K. Seavey, Ross Ed Student for One Year, netta, Pauline Geonetta. Carmelia Giac- ART C. SHEELY, lao. eio, Lena Giaccio, Sarah Inso, Ann during the first half of the year, house at the City park. Parents mondson, George McCarthy, Dr. Juliano, Virginia Lattino, Lena Hartese; a style show was given by mem are invited to bring their children. G. L. Watkins, Mrs. J. J. Taber, JOHNSTON’S 330 So. College Ave. i Grace Masciotra, Angeline Massari, bers of the sewing class Wednes Roland Mathis, Hubert Buchanan, For Further Information, Apply at Rose Occhiato, Annabelle Parlapiano, day morning before the assembly. Better Margaret Palmero, Tanata Parrino, Anne Haiti Catholic Weekly E. S. Buchananr J. E. Cline, Dr. MILK The students modeled their own BUTTER Chrysler - Plymouth Perrieone, Juephi&e Perrlcone, Jennie A. J. Dooner, Mrs. W. H. Dillon, Phone 2 5 2 Pingatore, Toota Pingatora, Virginia dresses while an explanation of Flourishing as Daily George Huber, Andrew McGovern, ICE CREAM PHONE 777 Paomeleo, Marie Porecca, Josephine the style and material was given Rotolo, Mary Ann Rotolo, Agnes Spoone, Ralph Neary, Mias Leona Vogt, by Margaret Kermode. Mrs. Eva Port-au-Prince. — La Phalange. Vivian Taibe, Caroline TaravcIIa, Rose D. Whelan, Mrs. Anna Mray, The firms listed here de Chancery Office Tizzarelli, Constance Todero, Lucy Miller of Gunnison is teacher of the Catholic weekly founded last George Milliken, and Frank J. J. ANDREWS Todcro, Gloria BIggi, Edith OeSalvo, Rose this sewing project. March by Archbishop Joseph Le Merchant. Tonclli, Mary Ann Carlino, and Carolyn COAL CO. serve to be remembered 1536 Logan Street t-i Denver, Colorado Palermo. Miss Hilogene Davis, an alumna Gauze of Port-au-Prince, is now The sisters are grateful to Dr. Oeeler la The committea members in charge of of ’39, visited the academy Mon a daily. Its director reports that, Watkins for sponsoring this out when you are distributing the party were Victoria Cristiano, Agnes day, Dec. 19, on her return from despite the unfavorable moment Canon and Southern Coal Spoone, Virginia Pomeleo, Josephine ing for the children and they also CXDAlt WOOD collie. Miss Davis has been at for launching this undertaking, extend thanks to Mrs. A. J. Dooner your patronage in the dif Perrieone, Anne Perrieone, Rose Con- 166 Sonth Grand Keeldenee 416 Medleon sonere. Rose Archires, Mary Ana Rotolo, tending St. Mary-of-the-Woods the paper is receiving very good for giving much of her time to Phone 1517-J Phone 47li-W PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS and Jossphina Rotolo. college in Indiana. ferent lines of business. support. help arrange the plan. Cits Ocal* Weisht—Prompt Sorrle*