Member of Audit Bureau of Cireulattons 100 Volunteers Will Take Unique Parish Census

Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc. 1944 — Permission to Reprodaee, Except on Human Beings Must Be Considered First, Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Asserts Catholic Rural Life Leader Entire District of National Land Policy, Christian DENVER CATUaiC St. Francis’ to Be Contracts Needed, Says Preiate Covered in 2 Days

(By V irginia B eck Sm ith) would benefit the small, family- to safeguard those rights that fur­ He was introduced at the con­ type farmer. ther and promote the common good. Secret Spiriiual Report Will Be Available lo vention of the Fanners’ Union A giant in physical and mental “ What provisions, for example, stature, in breadth of vision and REGISTER Tuesday night as “ one of the out­ does society make for the child The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Pastor; Comprehensive Lie! of Service standing men in the country who greatness of heart. Monsignor of a sharecropper?’’ Monsignor Li­ fights for the ‘little people’.’’ The Luigi G. Ligutti believes strongly gutti inquired. “ He is born, he has Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Men and Women Also Songhl delegates present were predomi- in two things: 1) that a national a right to those things which will Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. nantlyntl: Protestant and yet they ac­ devdop his personality. He starts land policy is necessary; and 2) a family; he has a right to main­ One hundred volunteer workers will take a 48-hour cepted this Catholic prelate as one VOL. XL. No. 12. DENVER* COLO., THURSDAY, NOV. 23, 1944. $1 PER YEAR who has striven for the same aims, that contracts must be Christian­ tain it in accord with his dignity census of St. Francis de Sales’ parish, Denver, next Mon­ who has courageously supported ized. As executive secretary of the as a human being and his own day and Wednesday evenings, it was revealed this week by and initiated any program that National Catholic Rural Life con­ state in life. Pope Pius says, ‘ It is ference with headquarters in Des the primary purpose of society to THANKSGIVING BIRD-1944 Father Gregory Smith, pastor. The plan of the census is Moines, Monsignor Ligutti travels arrange' for such as he and yet to visit evej7 door within the parish boundaries on Monday widely, preaching everywhere the there are no laws in existence ade­ evening with the simple inquiry whether any Catholics principles that are part of sound quate to provide for him.’’ live in the house visited. A census blank is left in each Catholic philosophy and theolon A sound land policy exists in Catholic "home, with instructions for filling it out, and an but that are understood by the other countries, the prelate as­ envelop^ in which the blank IS commonest farmer because they serted, in Norway, Finland, and sealed before the worker calls for touch the roots of his own exist­ the three Baltic states. The Cana­ it on Wednesday evening. OFL ence, and, more fundamentally, dian program is an excellent because they have th^r basis in model, although differing circum­ The canvasser does not ask any FAIRER i l l A R i the natural law that all minds, edu­ stances would demand differing questions regarding the spiritual cated or illiterate, must recognize solutions to specific land problems status of the family, nor does he F and accept. in the United States. In Canada, see the report returned by the fam­ Under that natural law, said however, if a family wishes to go ily he has visited. In addition to a Monsignor Ligutti, ail human be­ on the land, it makes application complete report of the state of souls ings have the right to access to and is allowed a stipulated number obtained from the census blank, The permanent appointment of natural resources as Pope Pius of acres with the municipal, state, Father Smith hopes to obtain an Col. R. P. Todd, a command pilot XII explained in his Pentecostal and national government each up-to-the-minute report of the men with more than 4,000 hours in the address in 1941, and again in his paying one-third of the cost. and women from the parish serv­ III ENREISR RASE air and a specialist in technical radio address of September, 1944. “ Any land policy,’’ Monsignor ing in the armed forces of the training problems of the army air country. The special service record From the beginning the land policy Ligutti insisted, “ must be estab­ forces, as commanding officer of of the United States has been blanks carry spaces for informa­ Lowry Field, Denver, was an­ lished first with the people and in­ An Eighth Air Force Bomber nebulous; it has been easily turned dividual families in view. The fam­ tion regarding name, rank, home nounced by the War department. towards wrong purposes, mis­ address, branch of service, casual­ Station, England.—The pet project Although a non-Catholic himself. ily should be the favorite unit in understood and misapplied. society, and this applies not only ties, and citations of all in the of Capt. William J. Monahan of Col. Todd is well known in Catholic service. Denver, Catholic chaplain at this circles since Mrs. Todd and their A land policy, the Monsignor to the question of land but also to explained, is an attitude, a funda­ taxation, and here is where we con­ Parish Debt Eighth air force B-17 Flying two children, Raymond LeRoy, aged Fortress base, has been to make 4, and Lois Anne, aged 8, are mem­ mental principle regulating 1) the demn the existing concept of con­ acquisition of land; 2) the mode tracts. To Be Liquidated the base chapel more like “ ths bers of St. John’s parish in Denver, church in the old home town,’’ where Lois Anne attends the paro­ of ownership; 3) the use of land; “ Legal contracts at the present No solicitation will accompany chial grade school. and 4) inheritance. Just as con­ time are thoroughly against the the census-taking, but the homes In order to carry out his idea, Mrs. Todd, who is chairman of stitutional laws lay down the prin­ natural law. They demand first re­ Capt. Monahan has been forced to turn to the state, in taxes; second will be visited later by members of the Lowiy Field Women’s Red ciples concerning general rights of improvise and innovate in many return, in interest on the invest­ the same organization to enlist Cross activities, is the former Ann human beings, so should there be ways. He has spent a large part specific laws for the use of land, ment, and the farmer who works promises of contributions to a spe­ of his free time inventing, and Monsignor Ligutti maintains. For, the land comes in a poor third. cial monthly collection in 1945 to helping the GI’s who have volun­ in accordance with natural law, This is a gravfe injustice. The in­ liquidate what remains of the par­ teered to redecorate the chapel. no one may own or use land ex­ dividual comes before the state, ish debt after the highly success­ cept for the common good of all and the fruits of the soil belong ful jubilarian campaign which men, and it is the duty of society (Turn fo Pages — Column i ) closes its books with the end of the year. The $61,500 debt of two years ago will have been reduced to $14,000 by Dec. 1, and probably to Soldiers Recover Health $10,000 by the close of the year. Subscribers who were unable to meet all their payments in the two- year collection period are being By Making Christmas Toys asked ,by Father Smith to make a cash settlement according to their ability, or to cancel their subscrip­ Twenty years ago at this time O’Toole, wearing fatigue pants, tion for legitimate cause before John J. ©“Toole was playing foot­ sweat ^irt, and a gas mask, at Dec. 31, so that all can participate ball on the St. Louis university work operating a paint spray gun in the 1946 debt liquidation team against such opponents as on the completed toy trucks and monthly collection. Notre Dame’s Four Horsemen. doll beds the convalescent soldiers Today, he is staff sergeant in the have built He does the painting, army air forces training com­ he says, since most of the QIs Dr. Ketrick Attends mand, the non-commissioned offt- wtraid-Tather-build than tMthtt. cer in charge of the convalescent looking Mars-like fn his eerie at­ training program on Lowry Field, tire, he contends that paint odors Catholic Educators’ Denver. make him dizzy if he does not put O’Toole is a lawyer by profes­ on the mask. Parley in Chicago Col. R- P. Todd sion. By inclination, he is a good- Under O’Toole’s direction daily work eight to 10 Lowry sol Dr, Paul J. Ketrick, president McCarthy o f Woburn, Mass. She natured, softhearted Irishman, Loretto Heights college,Ikof at­ diers, all volunteer convalescents, met her husband in 1943 when he who is at present wrapped up ip tended the meeting of the prob­ Chaplain Monahan was a commercial pilot in Boston, making Christmas toys for the whom the army finds return to Officers Are Announced lems committee of the National and she was working as a nurse. REGIILIS (Construct benches, and build a more children of Lowry Field soldiers duty much quicker by keeping Catholic Educational association. They were married in 1936 in their hands and minds occupied. Midwest unit, Nov. 17 in De Paul suitable altar. Cambridge, Mass. and the needy children of Denver, Through edntributions from men Carpentry is but one of the voca­ university, Chicago, Representa­ Col. Todd first came to Lowry \^o will benefit this year from the For Golden Jubilee Mass tives of 18 Catholic colleges and on the base, he has purchased ar- Field in October, 1938, as a first work of the GIs. 'Two thousand tional training aids available to universities convened to draft Ucles that could not be made and lieutenant in the expanding de­ toys in all, consisting of doll beds, the convalescents, but at present, plans for the forthcoming general has thus helped to create the partment of armament. Later he toy trucks, hobby horses, doll with the unit building Christmas Officers for the Solemn Pontifi­ preside at the console. The choir, meeting of the Midwest unit, to familiar atmosphere of the home was on duty at Buckley Field and cribs, and other Christmas joy for town church. men of the base toys, it is the most popular. Many cal Mass commemorating the 60th which has been augmented for the be held on the Tuesday of Easter *1110 served for a time as staff officer little tots, are being constructed men, already returned to duty, Jubilee Mass by some of the lead­ week, immediately preceding the are proud of their chapel and have by convalescent Lowry soldiers anniversary of the Redemptorists P m iH l PRESS at Army Air Forces Western voluntarily report back for work ing voices of the city, will render national meeting of the Catholic expressed their gratitude to Capt. under the supervision of Lt. Jack Technical Training Command in the convalescent shop in their in St. Joseph’s parish, Denver, Cesar Franck’s beautiful “ Panis Educational association for 1945. Monahan for the improvements headquarters in Denver. E. Jones, field- convalescent train­ off-duty hours, O’Toole reports scheduled for this Sunday at 10, Angelicus’’ at the Offertory, Fol­ Both meetings will be held at St made in their behalf. ing officer, and his chief assistant, Old Denver friends of the inter­ Previous to his appointment as Belying his 40 years with an are as follows: Archbishop Urban lowing the Mass, a luncheon will Louis, Mo. Doctor Ketrick is afeo His duties as group chaplain commanding officer of Lowry S. Sgt. John J. O’Toole. nationally known founder of the abundance of energy and ability J, Vehr of Denver will officiate. be served the clergy at 12:15 p.m. a member of the membership com­ give Capt. Monahan many busy Ffeld, Col. Todd was director of If you chanced into building to get the job done, ©“Toole was Gallei-y of Living Catholic Au­ mittee of the Catholic Educational days. He says two Masses on Sun­ In preparation for this golden thors, Sister Mary Joseph, recalled training and operations at the 501 on Lowry Field some after­ a lawyer in St, Louis before he The assistant priest will be the association and of the executive day and one every day of tho anniversary, the pastor, the Very the nun-pnnter’s famous pose, Denver army air field. noon, you would probably see was inducted into the army air Very Rev. Francis J. Fagen, committee of the college and uni­ week. Before and after every one of Rev. John Buttimer, C.SS.R., re­ “ inked from head to foot,’’ as she forces more than two years ago. versity department. (Turn to Page 8 — Column 4) C.SS.R., provincial of the St. Louis modeled the entire church under used to operate an old printing At one time he was a probate Redemptorist province. Deacons the direction of John K. Monroe, assessor in that city. After his press in Loretto Heights college in of honor will be the Very Rev, architect. The general construc­ the 1900’s. The now eminent au­ Brilliant Young Surgeon Parish Credit Union Has' graduation from St. Louis uni­ John J. Flanagan, S.J., and' the tion work was done by F. J. thority on Catholic literature, a versity in 1925, he spent five years Very Rev, George C. Tolman, C.M. Dies on Guadalcanal Kirchof & Son. The sanctuary has Denver visitor this week, once as basketball and football coach The deacon of the Mass will be the been brought into liturgical lines published a 60-page monthly called at De La Salle high school in Rev. John P. Moran, and the sub­ Unique Loan Insurance by Mr. Monroe. A new baptistry, the Loretto Pioneer, in which the Chicago. He is credited with pio­ deacon, the Rev. Gregory Smith. a Pieta chapel, and the renovated Strain Df War Wark Fatal neering sports broadcasting in St. The sermon will be delivered by hand-set type and original sketches choral section form tjie principal were the last word in school publi­ Louis also, having done radio work the Rev. Christian J. Darley, structural changes. Confessionals The St. Francis de Sales parish 000 with life insurance including a as early as the twenties. cations. credit union, Denver, took final C.SS.R., former pastor of the have been equipped with proper total disability clause. Under the parish. Another guiding force in the steps to fit itself to serve the bor­ The sergeant is married and lighting; the kneeler» have been Loretto Pioneer's production was To Col. Ward From Denver rowers and the savers of the parish terms of the life savings insurance makes his home at 1635 Pennsyl The choir under the direction of covered by a Denver concern. Sister Mary Linus, whose pen was in a meeting of the directors and each member is protected by a life vania street in Denver. Mrs. Helen Sedlraayr will sing Among the distinguished visitors so profuse that she wrote under a Twenty months o f patching the ing and supplying of a base hos­ the members of the supervisory insurance policy to the amount of ■f + + Stehle’s Mass. Mrs. Helen Fish will at the rectory for the occasion is dozen different initials. She is broken bodies and minds of South­ pital in the Solomons. and the credit committee last his deposits or shares up to $1,000, the representative of the Eastern now the assistant mother general week. Application was made on province, the Rev. Michael Will, of the Sisters of Loretto. Sister west Pacific battlefront casualties Prior to the outbreak of war, without charge to the individual authorization previously given at Christmas Toys for Kiddies, C.SS.R., of New York. Reserved Mary Joseph said that at recess proved too much for 38-year-old Col. Ward had been stationed at a full meeting of the credit union, member. A member .saving $500 constructed at the Lowry Field convaletcanl training center under the seats will be held for the clergy, times and noon hours the school Col. Donald M. Ward, a former Manila, where his wife and chil­ not only to join the Colorado in shares and having a loan of direction o f Lt. Jack E. Jones, left, and S. Sgt. John J. O’Toole. Many the sisters, and nurses of Denver pressmen would squeeze in their Denver Catholic doctor who suc­ dren were evacuated, along with cumbed Nov. 20 to coronary some 700 other civilians, in Feb- Credit Union league, but for the $400 at the time of death would of the toys, shown here, have already been completed and by the Yule General hospital, who will be work, and once in a while a dropped finest features of loan and life season the entire project will be finished.— (Official photo U.S. AAF present in uniform. thrombosis. The heart attack oc­ (Tum to Pages — Column 4) not only have his loan cancelled by galley would cause a few more .savings insurance. —by .4AF Training Command) In the afternoon the 15th an­ hours’ labor at reassembling the curred on Guadalcanal, where he Under the terms of the loan in­ the insurance policy, but would nual homecoming game will be pied type from the floor. had gone from the Fijis as island Elaborate Reception surance a borrower will be pro­ have his savings doubled. His held at 3 p.m. when the Bulldogs An echo of the nun’s early-day edi­ surgeon in May. Surviving in tected without cost to himself to heirs would receive a check for meet the Regis Reds. The annual torship is still seen in the monthly the full extent of a loan up to $2,- $1,000 instead of the $100 balance homecoming dinner will be held in newsletter of t^e Gallery in Web­ Will Pay Honor lo that would normally be due them, the parish hall at 7 p.ih followed ster Groves, Mo., a mimeographed .Arthur C. Turner, treasurer of by a meeting of parishioners and sheet reviewing new books, an­ ■ Mrs. Thos. Garrison Sister Francis the credit union, reported to the former parishioners with the nouncing forthcoming books, and meeting that there are 129 mem­ priests of the parish at 8:30 p.m. (Turn to Page S — Column i ) The Denver Archdiocesan Coun­ bers in the organization with total cil of Catholic Women is honoring Is Superior of assete of $1,946, of which $575 is Mrs. Thomas G. Garrison, newly out in loans to members. It is ex­ TWO DEATHS ARE INCLUDED elected president of the National pected that as the insurance fea­ Council of Catholic Women, at a tures of the credit union become reception Tuesday, Nov. 28, from M tSt. Vincent’s better known the number of raem- IN NEWS OF SERVICE MEN 3 to 6 o’clock. The affair will bo beM will increase. No effort is held in the home of Mrs. T. A. being made to increase the num The Mt. St. Vincent orphans' Cosgriff, 1130 E. 7th avenue. ber of borrowers but members o f Mrs. John T. Tierney, president home, Denver, welcomed its new the parish in need of small loan News of Catholic service men soul of Joseph Alberico, a former of the Denver council, has ex­ superior. Sister Francis, who ar­ credit for provident or productive and women from the Archdiocese member of the parish, who was tended invitations to all the clergy rived from the Sisters of Charity needs are expected to become in­ of Denver, including reports of two killed in action. of the Western province, to all the mother-house in Leavenworth, creasingly conscious of the serv­ deaths, is as follows: First Lt. Elroy H. Trujillo, 24, sisters in the Denver area, and to Kans., this week to take over the ice rendered by the credit union. A Memorial Requiem High Mass of Silt, a P-47 pilot, has been the officers and board of the na­ duties of the late Sister Angela. The organization was founded un­ was sung in St. Stephen’s church, wounded in the European theater, tional council, and the Denver ; Leaving a four-year term as as­ der the parish Holy Name society Glenwood Springs, on Saturday, according to word received by his council; sistant superior in the mother- auspices this year. Nov. 18, for Pfc. Feno J. Toller, father, John C. Trujillo. Invitations have been sent to the house, Sister Francis possesses a who was killed in action in the Pa­ Commissioned from the ranks, presidents of all affiliated organi­ wide experience in directing cific on Oct. 18. The Rev. C. E. houses of the order. For six Annual Collection L t Trujillo has won a Presidential zations of the Denver archdiocese, Kessler, pastor, was celebrant of Unit citation, th^.Air medal, and who will extend the invitation to years she was in charge of St. the Mass. Mary's academy, Deerlodge, Mont. For Catholic U. Is five Oak Leaf clusters. He has all members of their respective or­ St Joseph’s home in Helena, To Be This Sunday Pfc. Toller was an only son of participated in the African and Eu­ Col. Donald M. Ward ganizations. All members of the Mont, was another scene of her Mr. and Mrs. »C. Toller of New ropean canipaigms. National Council of Catholic Castle. He was bom in Rifle Dec. Pvt Jack D. Larche, 22, of the Denver are his wif^, Gladys Women are cordially invited to at­ labors. The annual collection for the A native qf St Marys, Kans., 14, 1920. He entered military combat engineers, was wounded in Kidder Ward, and four children, tend. Catholic Univarsity of America, service June 15, 1942, and left for Sister Francis was graduated France Nov. 8, a telegram on Nov. Miss Barbara C. Bach, general as announced last week, will be overseas service in July, 1944. Be­ Donna, 10; Neal, 8; Dianna, 4; and from the Montana State Teachers’ 20 informed his parents, Mr. and chairman for the reception, has taken up this Sunday in all sides his parents he is survived by Marilyn, 2. college and S t Mary’s college, Mrs. A. L. Larche of 4507 Federal been assisted by Mrs. L. J. churches of tho archdiocese. Be- a sister, Mrs. Joe Piffer of New Leavenworth. She taught in Kan­ boulevard, members of S t Cathe- CoL Ward had served in the Holmes, Mrs. Fred W. Gushurst, CBUse of the need for strength­ Castle, and a number of uncles rme’s parish. P vt Larche had at­ army medical corps for the past Mrs. J. Leonard Swigert, Mrs, sas, Missouri, and Montana. Sis­ ening end extending Cathelie ter Mary Catherine, who heads the and aunts. tended Regis high school and was 10 years. Only last month word T. A. Cosgriff, Mrs. L. A. H i«ins, educetien, generous donations A Mass was offered in Our Lady home economics department at the in his second year of college when reached Denver of his having been Misses Anna' .Birmingham, Clara era asked. of M t Carmel church, Denver, Sun­ mother-house, is her sister. he was called with the enlisted re- awarded the - Bronze star and a Courtney, Alice Greed, and Eva day, Nov. 19, for the repose of the (Tum to P a gelo — Column 4) citation for the efficient organiz­ Walsh, ------

Him P4GE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Nov. 23, 1944

11» I»11 11 m The Denver Catholic NOTED MISSIONER TO PREACH FK. HUBERT NEWELL TO TALK Refitter AT SOLEMN NOVENA SERVICES TO BUSSED SACRAMENT PTA Pabllshad Weekly by the Catholie Preu Society, Inc. (St. Jotepb’i [C.SS.R.] Parish, Mo. The novena services this year (Bleiteil Sacrament Pariihi Mrs. J. W. O’Neill was hostess CHRISTMAS CARDS, 938 Bannock Street, Denver, Denver) will be held at 3, 6:45, and 7:45 Denver) to members of St. Norbert’s circle Following closely upon the p.m. A change has been made in The Rev. Hubert Newell, sup- Colo. the hours o f the evening services at her home on Friday, Nov. 17. golden jubilee celebration, the erintendent,of schools, will address Bridge honors were won by Mrs. Subicrlption: tl Per Veer 21st annual solemn no vena in to enable larger crowds to be CRIBS and present. In the mornings, Masses a meeting of the PTA on Monday, George Friend, and guests included Entered as Second Class Matter honor of Our Mother of Perpetual Mrs. E. B. Conway and Mrs. Help will open on Nov. 30, clos­ will be offered at 6, 7, and 8 Nov. 27, at 2 p.m. in the school at the Post Office, Denver, George McWilliams. ing on the Feast o f the Immacu­ o’clock. ( Continued From Page One) hall. Father Newell has chosen Members of S t Anne’s circle will Colo. late Conception. The preacher en­ The sermon topics of the no­ giving personal sidelights on mem­ MUSICAL CRIBS “ Child Welfare” as the subject of hold their November meeting on gaged for the series of sermons is vena master are the following: bers of the Gallerj'. his address. Since he is an out­ Tuesday, Nov. 28, with Mrs. R. K. the renowned missionary, the “ The Voice of Mary,’’ “ The Wor­ Pleased at Upsurge in Oebhart as their hostess. Rev. William Grangell, C.SS-R>i ried Soul,” “ Fundamental Holi­ standing speaker, and this the last of New Orleans, La. Father ness,” “ The Perfect Creature of Juvenile Retting meeting for 1944, a large attend Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Sellers are QUANTITY IJmTED Anto Body and Fender His Kingdom,” “ A Debt We Owe,” parents o f a boy, born in St. Jos­ Grangell this year celebrated hi§ In her week's lecture tour of ance is urged. Seventh grade room REPAIRING AND PAINTING silver jubilee anniversary of ordi­ "The Loss of God,” “ True Ameri­ Denver, Sister Mary Joseph ex­ eph’s hospijtal Nov. 16, whom they mothers will be hostesses, with ORDER IVOW FBEE ESTIMATE TIME PAYMENTS nation, He has given many mis­ cans,” “ A Good Beginning,” and presses amazement at the fine will name Richard Taylor, Jr. SWAYNE-WIMBUSH sions in the far West, in the South­ “ Memorable Words.’’ grade school libraries in the paro­ Mrs. E. C. Werner and Mrs. Henry Grandparents of the baby are Mr. ern states, and in the Midwest. Confessions will be heard daily chial system. She said the g;eneral Job as room representatives. and Mrs. P. D, Walsh and Mr. and 880 BANNOCK TA. 6113 during each Mass and after every national trend for heavier juvenile Mrs. H. 0. Sellers. Mr. Sellers, a He is a former pastor of the Re- Former PapiU Taka Honors Scllins fOBOS Sine* 1912 dempt'orist church in Kansas City, service. A general Communion is reading is most gratifying. In one member of the navy, is stationed at planned for all making the novena Denver school the students are so Three students of Regis High Norfolk, Va. on Sunday, Dec. 3. Solemn clos­ enthusiastic that several of the school, former Blessed Sacrament _ Members of Our Lady of Lourdes ing will take place on Dec. 8 after Restaurant fourth graders approached the nun graduates, Bill Olsen, Bob Fahey, circle met on Tuesday evening, each service. after a lecture to read her the first Nov. 14, the ^ests of Mrs. Salva­ and Bill Carpiichael, took honors in ♦ : 615 17TH STREET Masses during the novena will pages of the books they were tore Amato, in her home. Honors J h HIES IIHRHE B«twMD Wtlton uul California Bta. be at 6, 7, and 8 a.m. The Sunday writing. the National Forensic league went to Mrs. Fred McIntosh and Masses will be at the usual hours, Priests throughout the country tournament held in Longmont last Mrs. Jack McLaughlin. 5:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, and 11:30. are becoming more book-minded, week. The boys were rated superior Special SUNDAY DINNER On Dec. 8 the Masses will be at the nun said, and the religious Mrs. Carlos Puermann enter- I I RaadquarUre for CHURCH 5:30, 6, 7, 8, and 9 o’clock. teachers are doing wonders in our and excellent in all their activi­ teined members of St. Jude’s circle in her home on Friday, Nov. 17. ARTICLES OF. DEVOTION STEWED CHItaCEN, CHOPPED STEAK OR ROAST PORK schools to counteract the detrimen­ ties. CHURCH FURNISHINGS GOODS Including soup or cocktail, vegetable, potatoes, tal influence of comic Ixwks. This Bridge honors and hostess guest prizes were won by Mrs. George BOOKS FOR THE CATH- salad, dessert and drink. Choice o f six other GapI, Fred Tarball Is marked interest in elementary Mary Jane Farley Cattermole and Mrs. Margaret OLIO LAITY AND CLERGY HOUSE ttitrees.—...... reading the Gallery director attrib­ Bride of Lieutenant SERVED 11 A.M. TO 5 P.M, ONLY utes to the flood of excellent chil­ O’Connor. Guests included Mmes. Pilot for Paralroopors Miss Mary Jane Farley, daugh­ R. Zobell, L, Dunham, and S. 1636>3B Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 4 0 0 ORGAN A NO dren’s volumes available in recent • LIQUOR Clark. SEATS MUSIC ^ years. When asked what books ter of Mrs. Frank J. Farley, be­ HH Capt. Frederick H. Tarbell, son Mark Silrer Wedding of Mrs. Frances M. Tarbell, Den­ were most popular with the young­ came the bride of Lt. William J sters in the past year. Sister Mary Denison of Albuquerque, N. Mex., Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Felling, ver, has just completed a series and Mr. and Mrs. Milton W. Allen of low-level combat flights over Joseph asserted that the trends run son of Mr. and Mrs. William D Denison, on Wednesday before celebrated their silver wedding German-occupied Holland. according to schools. In some, boy stories nave taken top spot; in the Rev. Francis Pettit. The anniversaries on Nov. 19 and 20, Hourti 9 to 12| 1 to S Pbon* MAin 3437 MOVING • PACKING - STORAGE Since flying some of the first respectively. A Mass was cele­ Allied paratroopers to jump in the others career and adventure books bride, gowned in traditional satin “Household Goods to and from Everywhere are checked out most frequently. and veil, was given in marriage by brated on each day by Father Lowlands and participating in the Campbell for their intention. Dr. J. J. O ’Neil, Dentist With SkiU and Care” historic June 6 invasion of Nor­ In a surprising number of places Capt. William Huntley, a friend of mandy, Capt. Tarbell has been the most worn volumes are the up- the family. The bride’s sister, Teresa Anderson Sees to-date lives of the saints and the Patricia Farley, maid of honor, flying missions to the front lines Notre Dame-Navy Game Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets THE JOHNSON STORAGE and helping with the air_ evacua­ sketches on Bible children, current and the bridesmaids, Mrs. Don tion of the wounded. He is with a best sellers. Marcus and Miss Mary Power, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Ander­ troop carrier group. Capt. Tar- Only within the past four years gowned alike in -white satin and sen of Ault have had interesting AND MOVING COMPANY bell’s wife and baby daughter has children’s literature been pub carrying shower bouquets of au- news from Teresa Jane, their live at 3521 Elizabeth street in licized by the Gallery of Living tum-colored flowers, attended the daughter, who is a freshman at Since 1905 Denver. He is a graduate of the Catholic Authors. Enormous strides bride. Sheila Farley was the Trinity college, Washington, D. C. 221 Broadway — Denver — PEarl 2433 Cathedral high school, and before have marked the movement’s ef­ flower girl. Lt. William Cahill of Teresa Jane writes that she and a “Why Pay More? entering the air force was con­ forts. Attractive lantern slides Helena, Mont., was Lt. Denison’s group of Trinity girls attended (Trademark) nected with a realty concern. from clever illustrations in story best man. A small reception in the Notre Dame-Navy game in books accompany the lectures, such the home of the bride followed the Baltimore and before the game as Sister Mary Joseph made in ceremony. Mrs. Denison attended spent several hours touring Balti­ Denver this week. Wheatridge high school and St. more, which they found most in­ After 12 years of contact with Mary’s academy. The young couple teresting. She will spend the Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores the world’s foremost Catholic au­ will make their home in Denver. Thanksgiving vacation with a INCORPORATED thors, many of whom she knows Lt. Denison, who is a graduate of friend m Montclair, N. J., and is personally, and after unremitting Curtis-Wright Technology insti­ looking forward to coming home Colorado Owned Stores efforts to instill appreciation in tute, is with Continental Air Lines. for the Christmas Yocation. the reading public, the nun says The Mothers’ auxiliary of Troop Teresa Jane was graduated from Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. the movement is at last showing 145 sponsored the annual banquet Cathedral high, Denver, last June Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California the kind of results she envisioned for the fathers and sons on Wed­ and is a niece of Misses Mary and on starting her unique venture. nesday evening, Nov. 15. Forty- Teresa Carr. ISUi and California eight fathers and sons attended Arthur L. Andersen, Jr., a son and the four guests were the Very ITa Do Not Bate Special Sales But Sell You at Our Loteest of Mr. and Mrs. Andersen, was Prices Every Day on All Drug Merchandise, Rev. Harold V. Campbell, the Rev. recently home on leave from Notre S i m OF WHO Francis Pettit, Chief Skinner of Dame university. Scout headquarters, and Judge Joseph E. Cook. George U. Brown He is a senior in the engineer­ has taken a temporary leave from ing school there and is in the naval his duties as scoutmaster. Dr. ROTC training. He was recently SOLD MY CAR to WOOK IS F i l l Fred A. Peterson, former assist­ elected president of the Notre ant, will be the acting scout­ Dame branch of the Mechanical Engineers of America. “I master, helped by E. 0 . Nord. (Continued From Page One) James Carpenter succeeds Mr. ruary, 1941, The youngest child, Hailey as troop chairman. The r Marilyn, was bom and baptized following scouts were initiated Time on Your in the Philippines. The family, into the troop. Tommy Allen, Jim now residing at 1616 Magnolia Nord, Donny Palmer, Jimmy Hands? Got more for it than Pd ever get later— street in Denver, are members of Thomson, Billy Hogan, Mike Didn’t use it much, anyway— and— St. James’ church, where a Me­ Farley, Mike Morrissey, William morial Mass for the officer will Vollmer, and Don Scherer. be offered Saturday, Dec. 2. $1,000 in GASH Born in. Longmont Oct. 18, Terence Meyers, Infant son of 1906, Col. Ward was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burton See A1 O’Meara 1314 Acoma St. Fun«ral t«rvices at Boulevard are easily acces- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Ward, Meyers, was baptized on Sunday. gible from any part of the city by street car or both of whom are deceased. Sur­ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Fleming bus — only a few minutes from downtown. No viving, in addition to his immedi­ wefe the sponsors. Mrs. Meyers, the former Jean Heltemes, lives at parking restrictions, no tretific confusion; ample ate family, are four brothers, Thomas of Denver, Lawrencp of 2225 Birch street. Her husband is modern equipment: experienced personnel Chicago, Edwin of Louisiana, and in the armed service. thoughtful of every wish. Regardless of the cost, Roland; and three sisters, Mrs. Rose Catherine, infant daughter 3?!' t '' Bernice Hurst o f California, Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Prevost BERG’S CAHDY STORE one charge covers all and every service is com­ of 2500 Bellaire street, was bap­ plete. There are no unexpected extras. ■ 4 " ' Halen Finney of Santa Fe, N. Mex., and Leola Ward, also of tized on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 29 Broadway j Ralph J. Hogan were the spon­ GRand 1626 Santa Fe. Col. Ward had attended St,. Pat­ sors. Not Many People Don*t Forget the Boys and Girls in Service— The prayers of the parish are rick’s grade school in Denver and Do These Days. MAIL CANDY TO THEM OFTEN North Denver high school. He asked for Paul Keating, son of BOUJ.EVARD Mrs. C. W, Haskell, who has been But whtn tlm« is expenBive, it piyt to took his M.D. de^ee from Colo­ have your watch exactly right. Bring rado university. He- made his in- reported wounded in France. Pvt. your watch in today for our free BERG’S GANUIES th e*world^^ T K o n t u M C f temeship at Mercy hospital, Den­ Keating is a graduate of Blessed Chronometer Cheek. If it needa repaira Candy Cream Roses . . . Peppermints . . . Gum Drops . . . ver, in 1933-34, and entered the Sacrament school and Regis high to make it accurate, we’It quote you the loweat prices on auperior work. Licorice . . . Milk and Dark Sweet Chocolates . . . Marshmal­ MRS. )A8. P. MeCONATT FZDERAL •< NO. SPEER army a short time later. school. lows . . . Assorted Nut Meats . . . Glazed Fruits in Boxes . , . Mrs. James J. Palmer enter­ Orville R. Hagens Soft Center Hard Candy . . . Cinnamon Red Hots. tained guests at dinner on Satur­ Greeting Cards for All Occasions day evening, Nov. 18, honoring her HOROLOGISTS husband on the occasion of his STORE HOURS: 10 A.M. ’till 7 P.M.—Open Sundays birthday. Guests included Dr. and 228 16th CH. 8668 Mrs.^ T. J. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Jfc- jar. -3g- .3C . 3 Leslie Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. I. S. IS IfEFDFD H. B. Nadorff. Mrs. W, E. Dolan and Mrs. Thomas H. Kelly entertained mem­ bers of the St. Joan of Arc circle (Continued From Page One) on Friday, Nov. 17, in the Haddon first to the man who works the land. Manor. Mrs. R. C. Courtney and Drive for 5,000 New Customers In order to reinstate justice we Mrs. Theodore Kittleson won must first examine contracts and bridge honors. Christianize them. “ This has been done at Con- Members of the Little Flower ceptioM abbey, at Conception, Mo., circle were guests of Mrs. Harry and Boosters for that wonderful super-flavored, where portions of the abbey land McGrayel, Mrs. M. D. Currigan, Just in Time for Early Gift Shop­ are being sold to farmers. The and Mrs. John F. Healy, Jr., in super-textured, super-delicious contracts are not ordinary; they the McGrayel home on Friday, pers Who Would Please a Man! are Christian contracts, meaning Nov. 17. Honors went to Mrs. that the family is put first. If a Bradley Lane and Mrs. Earl drought occurs within the year, Thrasher. Mrs. W. S. Levings was for example, thus ruining the crop, a guest. the farmer is not required to pay Donations of cookies for the his other obligations, leaving him­ USO-NCCS club cookie jar were self and his family with barely received from Mmes. Joseph R. SUITS enough to subsist on. He is con­ Nesladek, Wade Halvorson, C. V. sidered first, and this is as it should Gooding, W. R. Joseph, and John be. The priests at Conception ab­ J. Meany. T opcoats-Overcoats bey are not taking for granted Mrs. Karl Mayer, Mrs. J. Ray­ that what is must continue to be. mond Kline, and Mrs. Francis J. SREAD Sanctity of contracts! I’d like to Murphy were hostesses to the mem­ TIMELY and MANSFIELD Tailored know when the devil could be bers of St. Joseph’s circle on Fri­ —and Specially Priced called a saint?” day, Nov, 17, B rid « honors were Monsignor Ligrutti remarked at won by Mrs. T. B. Lynch and the tremendous reawakening and Mrs. E. C. Werner. Mrs. James A. live sympathy for the farmer. He Sullivan was a guest. said, “ It is like a dream come true Mrs. Herbert Flannery has to see men of great importance in returned from Los Angeles, Calif., Enriched the Church enthusiastically Sup­ where she visited her sister, Mrs. port the progp'am we espouse. W. Ginnan, and her aunt, Mrs. M. Everywhere there is development A. Wogan, of Orange, Calif. in thinking in the right direction. Action will follow.” Mr. and Mrs, Thomas D. Fahey and their sons, Bob and Tommie, WHITE or WHEAT are spending the Thanksgiving Nuns, Orphans Thank holidays visiting their mothers, Mrs. J. H. Moroney and Mrs. J. F. Ilf Itth a Silt and Out for STI ' Giant IJ pound loaves Card Party Patrons Fahey in Pueblo, Colo. Members of St Anthony’s circle Open enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. C. AvsiUble oa The sisters a n d children of J. Gannon in her home on Thurs­ Queen of Heaven orphanage, Den day, Nov. 16, Bridge honors were ver. wish to express their gratitude M onday 90-DAY-PAY won by Mrs. Davis Douglas. A wel­ to the many iriends of the home comed new member was Mrs. k Third Down—Baltace in for their co-operation in making Walter Schnick, and Mrs. Thomas Night the annual benefit card party a suc­ OEOEMBER—JANUARY-FEBRUARY Lloyd was a guest. TRY IT AND cess. The winners of the awards were Mrs. Henry B. Nadorff will be as follows: Table cover and scarf, hostess to members of St. Rita’s YOU’LL ALWAYS Mrs. Thomas Farinacci; chocolate circle in her home on Tuesday, cake, hir. Woodard; turkey, Mr. J. Nov. 28. L. Doughty; special prizes, Mrs. Lt. Raymond 0. H a^rty of Lib­ BUY IT! M. Breheny, Mrs. Thomas Leonard, eral, Kans., is spending 10 days’ CoTTKEIil/S and Mrs. J. P. Menghin. leave with his mother, Mrs. An­ It is requested that til returns drew M. Hagerty, en route to his SUPER UIBBUnSl i si^yN TH Ji be mad* immediately. new base on the West coast Ihe Man's Store - 62

1 Thursday, Nov. 23, 1944 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE

in Si. Dominic’s LEE C. RICHARD Baptismal Font and Credence Table were designeii br HANEY L. HANEY ihe Rev. V. R. Hughes, O.P., pasior. Both were made from the oak material from the former wooden Parisli Member Si. Hehber Ca- children Vincent de pulpit that was replaced last year by the present modem solid brass and marble pulpit. The baptismal thodral Parish Pauri ParUh font is o f quartered oak in a Gothic design with sliding top and stainless steel basin. The font has been installed in the St. Aiilhony chapel. The credence table ia finished to match the other sanctuary Eyes equipment. A) IMPOIITAIIPKIVISIOK 0 [ St. Janies to Examined Credit If Detired Thooghtful men and women realize the im­ LEE C. HAXEY AXD SOX portance of Future Need Protection. Under Receive Eucliarist T S v a o a Stdiuim OptomelriM Olinger’s Future Need Plan, there ij no l A . R27 15,1, s , . rii.nvv.i- » O O U problem o f financial worry to add to the (St. James’ Parish, Denver) The children of the parish will burden o f bereavement. Every member of receive Holy Communion in a body Sunday, Nov. 26, in the 8:30 the family, regardless o f age, is protected . . . Mass. The regular catechism Service Headquarters at a cost o f only a few cents a day. T o learn classes for those attending public schools are held on Friday after­ FOB SOUTH DENVER every detail o f this sensible, trustworthy plan noons at 4 o’clock and are taught by sisters from the Cathedral .... consult Olinger’s Advisory Department. school. The class will not be held Onr Equlpmenl Is of the Best this week owing to the Thanks­ We Service Any Make of Car or Truck t^U Dtpartments, Call giving holidays. PICK UP SERVICE ClEDDMl 3863 St. Jude’s circle met Nov. 16, with Mrs. Notaft as hostess. Mrs. 16th at SPEER at Anderson, the guest of the after­ Chevrolet Co. BOULDERi SHERMAN noon, won high score, with second going to Mrs. Huggins. The circle PE. 4641 455 BROADWAY is planning a Christmas party miRTuniiiES Dec. 21 in the home of Mrs. Jesse Bransteitter, 60 Myers circle. Catholic members of our personnel and the 6n> Mrs. W. E. Roark of 1760 Jas­ DELiaOUS est equipment and facilities are assigned to every mine was hostess to a new circle Catholic Service. ^ ^ in the parish this week. Attend­ ing were MmesT Seawell, Reine, VICE PRESIDENT Miller, Cotton, Robertson, Hodges, SEA FOOD DINNER and Frank Roark. Mrs. M. J. Con­ way, a daughter of the hostess, Filet o f Sole— Sea Food Salad— Louisiana Shrimp wa.s the guest. The next meeting Fresh Scallopo— Cocktail Sauce— French Fried Potatoes will be held in the home of Mrs. Sen-ed Daily and Sundays, 11:30 to 8:00 P.M. Seawell, 1932 Locust, on the third At Fresh Sea F o ^ Headquarters Friday of December. S. Sgt. Jack Plunkett is home 5e Parkins: Garaca 358 Seata: this week on furlough. Next Door Clooed Mondaya Flight Officer John Utard left *She Preferred Parish this week after a two-week leave spent in the home of his parents, Trading List ' Mr. and Mrs. John R. Utard. Golden yLantem 1265 Bdwy., Near I3th Ave. REST.4UR.\N'T KE. 1205 MR. AND MRS. SgOPPER Holy Family PTA The merchants represented in this section are boosters. They are anxious to. work with you and are deserring of your patronage. Co­ operate with them. Plans Breakfast ARGONAUT HOTEL Where DeoTar's Society Entertaint for Lnneheona and DInnara FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BP.IDGE PARTIES, Cathedral (H oly Family Pariah, Denver) “ B r ^ fa s t at Sardi’s,” patterned DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 on the radio program of that name, Economy Liquor Slore will be given Sunday, Dec. 3, at Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms HOME CAR 9:30 a.m., under the auspices of the Ntxt to Clarko's Cbarcfa Goods PTA. There will be orchids, a **Wh€n in low ipirits call Jerry^ wishing ring, and other prizes. Joe RADIO SERVICE Flood will act as master of cere­ 1634 Tremont KE. 4554 monies; and Matt Mesch will be FREE DELIVERY FREE PARKING CATHEDRAL HIGH SODALITY Uncle Comey. All are requested to wear their funniest hats. Price, Preferred Parish TO RECEIVE NEW MEMBERS 50 cents. 6th WAR LOAN The PTA will hold its regular Trading List BUY MORE STAMPS monthly meeting, Monday, Nov. AND WAR BONDS TO I T T m. s (Cathedral High School, Denver) tary-treasurer, Helene Hoeffer and 27, at 8 p.m. in the school hall. A visiting hour will preceed. Miss KARL’S TAVERN Reception of freshmen and new Ray Bannigan. students into Our Lady’s sodality Mission Workers Hamilton will speak on the Red VAluiibiOR 321 E. COLFAX The regular meeting of the will take place at the 9 o’clock Cross and Sister Georgene’s fifth St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish E8T. DEC. 5, 1S3S Denver Parish Sodality union has Mass at the Cathedral Dec. 6. The To Be Given Party grade will entertain. Refresh­ been changed from the second ments will follow. New Hanacement Rev. Frederick D. McCallin, mod­ Homerooms 1, 3, 4, 5, and 10; (M HO a n a Tuesday of each month to the first erator of the boys’ sodality, will The pinochle-bridge tournament PERMANENT Tuesday. The December meeting grades 6. 7, and 8; and all WAVING Your Purchase o f War Bonds be celebrant of the Mass. Mary closed last Thursday. Evening AND COLD MAHONEY DRUG and Stamps Helps to Secure Your will be held in Holy Ghost hall Clathedarlites reaching the $3 •S'.gtSS.r- TAbor6557 Anne Adams and Tom Giblin, pre­ quota in the mission contest will prizes were won by Hazel Heiber- WAVING Wines & Liquors Future. Dec. 5. The Rev. William Markoe, fects, will assist Father McCallin ger and Mr. Mundbriller in S.J., of Sacred Heart parish will be guests at a party given by Sister Chat'N-Curl BEER BY THE CASE in enrolling new members in the Mary Janet, principal, Nov. 27. pinochle and by Lee Withers and be the guest speaker. Confratemuity of the Miraculous R. L. Diehl in bridge. The grand Beiuti Salon Prescriptions Called for and Through the full-hearted co-opera­ JutniU Cullen Delivered Free It’s Smart to Shop at the Argonaut The union is responsible for MedaL tion of students in both grade and prizes went to Mrs. C. Lynch and 2107 Ee Virginia Imported and Domestic Wines, Champagnes and Liquors keeping the cookie jars filled at New Set-Up high schools, substantial contribu­ Maryann Lupper in pinochle and 8P. 9892 1300 So. Pearl SP. 7539 the USO-NCCS club in the week.s This year the sodality is com­ tions have been sent to needy mis­ to Mrs. Mabel Goodman and Mrs. of Thanksgiving and Christmas pletely reorg(anized. Membership sions scattered throughout the Stillwell in bridge. VIRGINIA WASBDEVGTOX ARGONAUT WINE AND LIQUOR CO. Each sodality unit will co-operate is optional and .students wishing ^orld. Barney Caulfield, chairman, and Mrs. Caulfield, in charge of re­ Sugar for cookies may be had by to join pledge themselves to ob­ Recipients of the mission fund PARK MARKET 534 East Colfax • Free Delivery • Phone CHerry 4566 calling the USO-NCCS, KE. 1338. freshments, wish to thank the fol­ CREAAIERY serve the rules and take part in include the Sisters of Charity in BILL HUGHES,*Prop. lowing for the success of the ninth MR. A MRS. C. A. HODGE Rose Marie Pomponio, prefect the activities of one of the four China, the missions in Colorado. pinochle-bridge tournament: MEATS . . . GROCERIES . . . FBUITS Complete Food Service of St. Catherine’s sodality, has major committees. 'The school has 100-per-cent mem­ Weddings Family Gronpt Messrs. Heiberger, McEahern, A VEGETABLES . . . BAKERY 598 South Gilpin been chosen publicity editor for Members of Our Lady’s com­ bership in the Society for the PRODUCTS. . . Martin, Carroll, Jones, McCarthy, "It's Smart to Be ThrUty" Hoover-RandaU the union. She will be in charge mittee spread devotion to Mary by Propagation of the Faith. 2111 E. Virginia SP. 7505 Stadio of the sodality paper, which will leading good lives and by giving Raymond Foley, freshman, was Donahue, and Woodend and make its debut on Dec. 5. News Mmes. Kierber, Seymore, Nelson, DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS good example. Geraldine 'Tiehen winner of the filled hope chest. Donahue, Heiberger, Satterwhite, from each sodality will be wel­ Gene Celia, second-prize winner, Homo Portrait Sittiofft for Babioo and Tom Giblin, seniors, are in Gorman, M. Smith, McEahern, '• COUMX^OeOIN comed. News items may be mailed charge. Seniors comprise the ma­ claimed the turkey donated by the ‘ vtnvte,, Colo- mod Children Diehl, Martin, Woodend, Hag 328 E. COLFAX AVE. to 7000 N. Federal boulevard, Rev. William Powers, pastor of jority of this group. gerty, Starkey, Garramone, Me RONNIE BRAE stadio < KEyitono 865t Res. CH. 8750 Denver 11, or the information may Evelyn Caranci and Ray Banni- St James’ parish. Carthy, Carroll, Landrum, and be telephoned to Arvada 861-Rl gan, juniors, head the Eucharistic Outstanding individual sales A REPUTABLE DRUG Jones. Mmes. McGaun, Peck, and before Nov. 30. committee. These students plan were made by Alfred Richardson, Shopping District WINES — LIQUORS Caulfield also wish to thank the STORE Parish sodality units are plan­ the sodality Masses, which are grade 6, $72.90; Margaret Ann ning a triduum for the Holy many friends who donated special Nadorff Liquors, Inc. held at the Cathedral of the Im­ Shipp, grade 7, $42.50; and Don prizes and cakes. Father before Dec. 8. maculate Conception the third Fri­ Lederhos, junior, $32. Home o f Good SpiriU The PTA league was attended Preisser’s Red & While CONOCO PRODUCTS day of every month. A sodality Honorable mention to students this month by Mmes. McCarthy, WHERE YOU GET THE MOST OP breakfast in the cafeteria follows selling $10 or over go to John de Ploussard and Gorman. BRINKHAUS BROS. each Mass. Grocery and Market Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteriea Colfax at Downing . . . Denver THE BEST FOR THE LEAST Sabato, grade 7; Marlene O’Leary, The supper at the USO-NCCS Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing KEystone 3217 EM. 0877 Colfax at William! 821 15TH ST. Publiih Weekly Paper grade 6; Patsy O’Brien, grade 8; will be served Sunday evening, FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES. AND 'Tween Timei, official Cathe­ Jimmie Stitt, grade 8; Edward QUALITY GROCERIES AT BONNIE BRAE Optometrist and Opticians Nov. 26, by the Altar and Rosary LOWER PRICES dral sodality organ, is published Tynan, homeroom 4; Ward Stein- society and the PTA. All wish­ CONOCO SERVICE The PEARL DRUG CO. once a week by the Catholic truth bach, homeroom 4; Joyce Glenn, Free Delivery SPruce 4447 Hatchett Drug Store ing to help are requested to call 2331 E. Ohio Are. (So. Unie, and Ohio) 724 So. University - PE. 9909 SEE US FOR YOUR committee. This spiritual paper is grade 6; Nancy Gdovin, grade 7; Mrs. Kriley or Mrs. McCarthy. ‘‘ The Store of Qoalltr and Service’' DRUG NEEDS mimeographed by students and Adabelle Patrick, homeroom 3; Robert Neal Dreker, infant son MAIN 1648 WE DELIVER distributed free to Cathedralites Ted Gardiner, homeroom 10; of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dreker, Bonnie Brae PEARSON’S ^e^ItJ'STr 701 GRANT SUNDRIES — LIQUORS every Monday morning. Jean Hen Loretto Ann Webb, grade 4; and was baptized Sunday, Nov. 19 by Compounding preacrlptlons U the moot EYES EXAMINED Barbara Guillar. grade 4. RED & WHITE Cor. 17ih Ave. at Pearl GLASSES FITTED derson, sophomore, and Francis the Rev. Omer Foxhoven. Spon­ Drug Co. ' important part of our buaintaa. "Have Your Doctor Phone Us Yonr Timmins, junior, are in charge. FRESH MEATS — FISH LENSES DUPLICATED Music Department sors were George Dreker and Downtown Prices Prescription" Heading the Apostolic commit­ Ruth Bancroft. Crt>ceries & Vegetables Zenith Hearing Aids tee are Fannie Dee Esher and Honors St. Cecilia Cpl. Jack Ranney of the army Prescriptions a Specialty Your Pstinnaao Apprteiatod NOB HILL INN $40 find $50 Complete Robert Smith, freshmen. Members The Cathedral music depart­ is home on furlough. Wines and Liquors DELIVERY SERVICE 420 EAST COLFAX ALLEYS Conveoient Term* MA. 8760 of this committee act as apostles ment honored St. Cecilia, patron­ Don Kriley and Bernard Caul­ 763 So. Univenity PE. 2255 2626 E. Louisiana SP. 1912 Formerly Kruga ------nPBN mON. till f P M and perform the corporal works ess of musicians, on her feast day Mixed Drinks, Draught Beer field of the navy are spending Quality Meats, Poultry of mercy. Nov. 22 with a musical assembly. their leaves at home. Fish Other officers of the sodality Guest speaker was C. Paul Har­ The Holy Family football team Delicious Dinners rington, member of the Rt. Rev. ASSORTED Lu n ch h e a t s Community Jewelers are: Vice prefects, Thais Morrison will play the Mullen Home team HOT AND COLD LUNCHES 1233 Eut 13tb Ave. Phone TAbor 8476 and Francis Timmins; and secre- Joseph J. Bosetti’s choir. He dis­ Sunday, Nov. 26. The annual SOUTH GAYLORD Your Ruaineh! la Appredated Her* EXPERT WATCH cussed modem trends in music homecoming dance will be held REPAIRING and musicians. in the school hall in the evening. 3-D*r Strvic* All Work Gatranttvd Under the direction of Sister Shopping District Anastasia and Edward Libonati, BEN FELDT Holy Rosary Will the school band presented the fol­ UNIViS BIFOCALS COLONY GRILL 1808^ 15th 8L lowing selections: “ Clavelitos," (Next to Western Supplies) “ WHERE FRIENDS MEET FRIENDS" Valverde; “ In a Persian Market,’ ’ For Greater Comfort, Gifts for All Orrasions at Ketelbey; “ The World Is Waiting Better Vision Style Shops Compliments 569 E. COLFAX The Friendly Tavern Have Games Party for the Sunrise’’ (modem sym­ Reasonable Prices "Jump" and dialorlisn are alininatod 1020 So. Cayiord phonic arrangement), Seitz; In theo«, Uie fineat bilocola money can of “ Chansonette” (Donkey Sere­ bay. (Holy Rosary Parish, Denver) nade), Friml. Distinctive Wearing Apparel On Friday evening, Nov. 24, the Pianists, Elaine Neilson ’45, Open 9:00 to 5:30 Daily for Tots, Teens and Women ROY CHRYSLER EARNINGS PTA will hold a mammoth games played “ Malaguena," by Lecuona, 9:00 to 1:00 Saturdays ORDER THAT CHRISTMAS party, beginning promptly at 8:30, and Walter Ingling ’47, “ Waltz ON SAVINGS in the school hall. Mrs. Edward Impromptu,” by Uperaft. We Accept Bezjak, chairman of the commit­ The 12:30 period Glee club sang illARY ANNE :: Gaylord Brag Go. PHOTO--NOW tee in charge, has announced that “ One Alone,” by Sigmund Rom­ NEW SAVINGS ACCOUNTS J. ROY SMITH. Prop. the preparations have been com­ berg Carmeleta Reichl played se­ Bakery No. 2 IN AMOUNTS FROM $50 UP pleted for the biggest and best 1059 Gaylord SP. 3345 lections on the marimba. WE SPECIALIZE IN Prescriptions Carefully Filled To open 4m account by 'aail mak* party of the year. In co-operation with the prin­ PORTRAITURE chock payabU to us and moil to Advance ticket sales indicate PARTY AND PASTRY ORDERS '' by Registered Pharmacists '! Iba address below. W* will Is- cipals in both parochial and pub­ 1024 So. Gaylord PE. 7315 , , FINE WINES AND UQUOKS , , that more than 200 people will he lic high schools, CHS will run half- BY. su* and moil a pass book to yoa present. All parishioners are in­ . .»»♦>♦»♦♦♦««11111H I > immediately. Funds reaching us day sessions during ^ e week of OPTICIAN by Iho lOlh ot any month oom vited to attend and bring their Dec. 11-15. School will dismiss friends. Exceptionally good prizes SOUTH GAYLOBD 1092 So, Phone irom tho lirst day ol that raonib Dec. 15 and resume Jan. 3 to Gaylord BOB’S SP. 0574 . . . Inquiries wtlcomod. Coll par- are planned. Tickets will be avail­ enable students to assist in the GOOD FOOD sonolly, writ# or phono TAbor able at the door for those who do necessary holiday jobs. Regular Dinners GLEANERS not yet have any. Admission will Grocery and Market Vance Wise, director of occu­ Week Doya 11 ;S0 t.m. to 7 :30 p.n. 1025 SO. GAYLORD “PHOTOGRAPHS OUT OF THE ORDINARY” Q l u m b i a be 60 cents. pational adjustment service, dis­ Snndaya 12 to 6 p.m. Direct Plant Serrica Ens. Yelenick Home on Leave Groceries, Meats and Fancy closed the number of jobs avail­ OPEN MONDAYS 8 p.m. to Midnisht FINEST QUALITY DRY CLEANING AT REASONABLE PRICES Vegetables 300 E. Colfax GH. 1057 S a v i n g Ens. John Y'elenick, Jr., USN, is able, where to apply, and the types Boer and Sandwichoa only TTT home on leave spending a few of jobs, at a recent meeting with WINES and BEER PEarl 1350 Marjorie Arnold The Store o f Quality and Price 415 MajMtUc Baildi&9 days with his family, relatives, and the Rev. Hubert M. Newell, arch­ 20$*I6th St., Danvwz friends, after a year’s service in diocesan superintendent of schools, Washm^ton Park Cafe S07 Colo. Bklg., Pueblo the Atlantic theater. and the Denver parochial high R. J. McISAAC — F. J. McISAAC Full Line of 208 Pint Nit’l Bank Bldg., Ens. Harold Horvat, USN, and HARDWARE Annunciation Colorado Springa school principals. He also reported 1052 S. Gaylord PE. 9846 Seaman George Miroslavich, Jr., that store managers had lauded FintNACB CUEANINO AND REPAIRING Nu-Enamel AMERICAN who just completed his basic train­ parochial school job holders so SHEET METAL AND GUTTER WORE rOR INTERIOR AND EXTRRIOB •AT LOWEST ing at Camp Farragut, are also DRUGS PRICES IN DENVER highly that they are to be included DECORATING 5c & 10c STORE Sacred Heart home on short leaves. in this patriotic school project. St. James’ So. Gaylord Hdw. Co. SAVE TIME AND MONEY I , Dam Krasovich, who distin­ Ona Coat CoTtro—Ns Brroh Marks 1055 So. Gaylord SP. 2961 We Have Tbouund* of USEFUL guished himself on the ball dia ARTICLES Attnctivelv Diiplarcd for mond at Annunciation high last AL JOHNSON Your Convenience STORE year, will leave Saturday for the JOE’S B & B PHARMACY The firms listed here de­ 1818 B. 38th AVE. ROCKY MOUNTAIN RADIO SERVICE 38C1 FRANKLIN ST. merchant marine. EL C. BREWER JACK BRAHAH (Between Franklin end Gilpin) SKELLY SERVICE serve to be remembered ANY 5UKE HOMS OR Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson CAR RADIO PHARMACY Jot Forraakopf (St Loaii' Fariih) Prescription SpeciqlisU received word that their son, Sea­ when you are distributing 1067 Gayiord 2301 Champa TA. 9676 man Robert, is confined to a hos­ GREASING - WASHING - BATTERY RECHARGING - TIRE RECAPPING VITAMINS — UQU0R8 your patronage in the dif­ RA. 1232 JAMES FREQUES, Prop. pital in Norman, Okla., as tba re­ 795 Broadway (IH. 9420 1460 Oneida EA. 9820 BUY WAK BONDS FOR VICTORY sult of an accident. ferent lines of business. PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOTJC REGISTER Telephone, KEjnrtone 4205 Thursday, Nov. 23, 1944

Home Economics— Defense ^■(T' ■- - DINNER TO BE GIVEN FOR 14 ALTAR KNIGHTS GET PAGE Workers Needed by FOR iLTm GRoyp III ST. JOHN’S FOOTBALL SQUAD RANK AT ST. ELIZABETH’S USO-NCCS Geeler {MHHOIDIDIt Workers are needed for (54B Larimer St. V 2266 (St. John’s Parish, Denrer) 786 St. Paul street, on Friday, ST. VliTIIT'S TO (St. Elisnbetk’t Pariah, Denver) . loyhlty to the country . . . the snack bar at tbe USO- \ f THAT ADD TO Mrs. Paul Toner has been ap- Nov. 17. The business meeting “ The church is Christ’s dining obedience to authority and to the NCCS club at E. 16th and ointed chairroan of the St centered around the plans for room; the ^Itar is His table.” In Constitution, upholding liberty, re- imtitiii nniiiM Grant, Denver, according to THE FUN OF BAKINO John PTA committee that is ar­ the bazaar the society will spon­ this ^aphic manner did Father li^^ous freedom, and equality for ranging the dinner to be served sor on Saturday, Dec. 9, in the TITCT OFFICTIIS Crispin, O.F.M., pastor of the St. Mrs. William Kimmins, direc­ to the members of the football school hall. Mrs. J. F. Prinzing, Elizabeth unit of the Knights of Certificates were then given to tor. Because of increased op­ Pikes Peak is so white and squad and their fathers at the ways and means chairman, ap­ the Altar, emphasize the impor­ the new members, after which erations at tbe snack bar, Mrs. fine you’ll see the difference school Tuesday, Nov. 28. The pointed chairmen for the various (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, tance of reverence, devotion, and each boy recited a pledge of fidel­ Kimmins said, there is need mothers of the boys will serve the booths, and there was an enthusias Danvar) attention in the bearing of a ity to his society. The ceremony for cooks and dishwashers. server at the altar, to a group of immediately. Smooth, easy dinner. Dr. George Mallett will fill tic response when volunteers were The Altar and Rosary society was followed by Benediction of the The prevailing wage scale is mixing and tip-top results his traditional role of toastmaster called for to assist with the details 14 candidates for the rank of Most Blessed Sacrament and re­ paid, working conditions are will meet Thursday, Nov. Sf". The page, their families, friends, and and a prominent guest speaker will of the various projects. The cap­ Rosary will be recited at 1:15, and cessional. The children’s choir pleasant, and those who work build make cake baking a pleasure. tains are Mrs. F. A. Koch, fancy the school children of St. Eliza­ address the boys. Letters will be a covered-dish lunch will be served sang special hymns. have the satisfaction of know­ work booth; .Mrs. J. 0. Rae and beth’s, on the occasion of the im' stur4^ children! Buy Pikes Peak today. awarded to those members of the at 1:30 in the school hall. Elec­ ing that they are performing team who played the required num­ Mrs. E, Mullen, country store; ressive ceremony of investiture The boys who have been ac tion of officers will take place. cepted into the society and who a serviea for the personnel of ber of periods. The Rev. John P Mrs. Frank Jennings, candy booth; eld in the parish church Tuesday, the armed forces, it was Insure your kiddies’ Members of the society have been Nov. 21. have merited the rank of page are Moran, pastor, and the Rev. Roy Mrs. J. T. Gibson, cakes and invited to attend the reception in pointed out by the director. growth and strength cookies; Mrs. J. F. Murtaugh, re- Thomas Collins, Mac Marshall, Figlino, coach and athletic director, honor of Mrs. Thomas J. Garrison, Father Crispin explained how, Those interested in employ­ by serving American will present the awards. freshmenta; and Mrs. W. W. Aaron Montoya, James Petros, newly elected president of the though for many years only those Joseph Schneider, John Erger, ment in the snack bar are Beauty M acaroni The PTA will meet in the school Scherrer. white elephant booth. NCCW Tuesday, Nov. 28, from ordained at least in minor orders asked to call the club at KE. often. Contains all The men of the parish will super­ Julius Pfeifer, William Schmuki, hall on Monday, Nov. 27, at 1:45 .3 to 5 p.m. in the home of Mrs. were allowed to approach the sanc­ James Winter, Joseph Younker 1338. the vital elements p.m. A council meeting at 1:15 vise the games, and the 8th grade Thomas Cosgriff, 1130 E. 7th tuary to assist the celebrant dur­ boys and girls will be junior aides man, Lawrence Goetz, Harry Lich' need. will precede the general meeting. avenue. ing Mass, it is now possible for a tenfeld, Michael Trujillo, and There will be a meeting of these young boy who has proved himself OTONNOR Mrs. Ralph Dines and Mrs. C. 0. St. Jude’s circle met Wednes­ Clarence Montoya. About 12 altar Arnold, assisted by mothers of the committee chairmen on Tuesday, of sterling character to receive this day, Nov. 15. Mrs. John Rusche, boys remain apprentices in the TRAISSFER CO. third grade pupils, will be host­ Dec. 6, at 2 o’clock, in the rectory. great privilege. Father declared Mrs. Charles Rausch, and Mrs. C. unit. esses. Donations for the bazaar should be that, since the Mass is the repeti­ 1535 19th St. taken to the school conference Hilden won the prizes. The next Baxaar Plani Formed tion of the Last Supper, and is SemiDarian* Show'Film KE. 6381 room the week of Nov. 27, with meeting will be with Mrs. A. Leg- Sixty-five members of St. John’s celebrated in the presence of Our the exception of perishable goods, |ett, 1425 S. Marion street, Nov. Seminarians en terta in ed the LOCAL TRANSFER Altar and Rosary society met in Lord, those who assist at Maas which should be delivered on Dec children of the school Nov. 21, the home of Mrs. J. T. Tierney, should realize the proximity of 8. The Boy Scout Mothers’ auxil­ with a film depicting missionary Jesus Christ, and should strive to life in the Far East. The students W. S. SANDERSON The white elephant booth will iary will meet Monday, Nov. 27, be as devoted as possible. Since the home of Mrs. Edward have done remarkably well in the Iron frame folding provide a splendid opportunity for for the^first time in the history of Holy Childhood seal sale, having Si BRO. the housecleaning oi “ white ele­ Hegg^ 1154 S, Fillmore street. St. Elizabeth’s school such an or­ 1(14 Arapiho* TAbor 2391 Mrs. lUy Tharpe will be co-host­ already passed the second week’s phants,” household articles pt ganization as the Knights of the goal. Ironing Tables, "Ths Frlendtr Stora" ess. good condition, such as lamps, Altar has been formed, those de­ An award for the room having LUMBER — PAINT — HARDWARE SELECTION OP FINE COFFEE vases, candlesticks, candelabra, A meeting to reorganize the siring to become members of it * $5.65 INSULATION Also lull line of NuU, Foanut Butter, the greatest number of parents Freth Rout«d Peanuu, Onnae Pekoe pictures, ash trays, salts and pep­ Boy Scout committee was held should develop the highest ideals present at the last meeting of the THE Tat, Cubao Honty, SpIcm, Mtpit Syrup, pers, costume jewelry, dishes, pic­ Friday evening. Carl Ott, scout­ that their principles will be strictly Maple Candlei, Coffee Maken. Parent-’Teachers’ association was Aurora Lumber Company ture frames, etc. Small articles for master of the S t Francis de Sales followed by those who come after given Sister M. Cassilda, teacher Metal Lunch Kiis them. Building Headquarters grab bags are also being solicited troop, was present by invitation of the fifth grade. TA. 5041 for this booth. of Father Stein, and told about After the boys had received the with Thermos PhoBM Aurora 280—Franklin 6380 New members who have joined the activities which have made cassock and surplice at the altar, AURORA, COLO. 1522 the society recently are Mmes. J. that troop so successful. Harold they recited the association pledge COLORADO Park __ _ Richey, Geroge Greer, Jr.; Clif­ Gunn is the new scoutmaster for that binds them in allegiance to BoHles, $2.50 Ave. IFLOUJER ford Welch, Fred W’. Repp, Jus­ St. Vincent’s troop, and he told “ Our Lord . . . Jesus Christ, His UPHOLSTERY CO. STAMPS CURIOS Just Below * t n tin Sarbach, E. A. Strakosch, E. what he plans to accomplish with Vicar, and other representatives on RECOVER 2 PIECES COINS NOVELTIES BASKET Burhenn, and C. H. Vilm and the help of the committee. T. M. earth, and to Mary , . . Queen Im­ FRIEZE AND TAPESTRY Good quality Table TRY BILL’SSHOP on Misses Lucille and Helen Murphy. Smith was appointed chairman, maculate, whom we will serve 155.00 AND UP Ave. Mrs. Etienne Perenyi is assist­ and Father Stein will act as sec­ ELECTRIC IRONS REBUILT faithfully. . . . Equally sincere, 2459 I6tb St. GL. 2304 and Kitchen Knives OTHER APPLIANCES REPAIRED U Special Attention to Register ing Mrs. John Cuts^haw with the retary-treasurer. The monthly we pledge allegiance to the flag Kitchen Step Stools RADIOS SERVICED Readers care of the altars this month. The meeting of the committee will be SERVICE CALU4 9 W'e Wire Flowers Anywhere 1855 Champa TA 0746 Rev. John P. Moran addressed the every third Friday. Sherwin-Williams Brooms and 9 Mew Accounts Welcome meeting and talked about the This Sunday is general Com­ FAST DELIVERY SERVICE spiritual aims of the society. In munion day for the parish for the Brushes GRACE CRIST, Owner the social hour that followed, Mrs. Paint • Your Purchase of War Bonds intention of the men and women Kom SPECIAL Tierney served refreshments to in the armed forces. and Stampa Helps to Secure Your FLOWER BASKET her guests. Hampers and Wash Future. Night Latehes.and New Study Club Formed 2-Piecet Baskets The Aquinas study club met in Mr. Walter J. Kerwin, now associ­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Mt. Carmel Team Re*covered'59!» Padlocks ated with Jos. M. Fishman, invites Earley last Sunday evening. Mem­ Rubber Dish Drain his many old friends and customers bers of the club besides the Estimates Cheerfully to visit him for suggestions. Has Good Season Garbage Cans and Bath Mats, Earleys are Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Given on Shop for Christmas Gifts Cloughesy, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murray, and Mr. and Mrs. John (O ur Lady o f Mt. Carmol Parish, UPHOLSTERY Wash Tubs $1.00 While Selection Is Complete Rae. Father Figlino is moderator Denver) of the group and Mr. Earley has Use Our WUI Call been named leader. The ML Carmel football team Ralph Jerome, son of Mr. and concluded a successful season, SMILEY BROS. niAVER HflRDUIflRE CO Mrs. Ralph Evans, was baptized with three wins, two ties, and two loses. Basketball season is now in 22 T miv E. Colfax at Monroe 1520 Arapahoe JOS. M. FISHMAN Sunday by Father Moran. Spon­ DE-0988 Exp«rl.nc* sors were Blaine Evans and Cath­ full swing. HOURS 8 TO 6— CLOSE BETWEEN 1:15 AND 2:15 Jeweler and Optician erine Frank. Also baptized Sunday Services are held every evening GLASSES ON CREDIT by Father Moran was Michael Ed­ at 7 :30 during the month of No­ 807 15th St TA. 0029 ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen vember for the Poor Souls. J. Gimeson. Sponsors were Mr. and Sunday, Nov. 26, will be Com­ Mr.s. Clarence E. Rogers. munion day for the St. Theresa sodality. Mrs. Margaret Soden is critically ill in her home. Mrs. Nick Masciotro underwent a serious operation in St. An St. Mary’s circle members were HONEPUIIM C M ARKET guests of Mrs. John Sherlock on thony’s hospital. She is reported doing well. Wednesday. Mrs. Ralph Smith was Recently baptized were Thomas a guest. After luncheon cards were layed. Mrs. J. S. Threlkeld and Michael Lamirato, son of Michael Irs. L. J. McCarty won the Lamirato and Assunta De Marline, sponsors were Salvatore Esposito honors. (by proxy, Tom Lamirato) and Mrs. John P. McKee entertained A A A A AAA.AAAAAAA. Mary Esposito (by proxy, Mar­ Beautiful MA.0641 MA.0641 Support St. Rose’s club with a luncheon and garet Lamirato); Joseph Gerald cards in her home recently. Mrs. lanelli, son of Joseph lanelli and Fresh Cut Flowers PIMPLES Lila O'Connor was a guest. Mmes Anna 'Marchese, sponsors were TIRED OR WEAK EYES 6TH Joseph Devlin and George Strahl Joseph Marchese and Angelina won the bridge honors. Large Aisortmenl o f Potted Fresh Carrot Juice Marchese; Sandra Lee McBride, Dally lo Plat, ar Qurta Mr. and Mrs. John McKee had daughter of Robert J. McBride as theiqr guests recently their Plants and Funeral Designs WAR LOAN and Bernice De Bell, sponsors were ORANGE BAR daughter. Sister Mary Julia, who Louis Leprina and Pauline Smal- came from St. Elizabeth’s hospital done; Paul Michael Smaldone, son in Omaha, and their son, Lt. Comdr. John McKee, Jr. of (!:iarence M, Smaldone and Pauline Blasi, sponsors were Ralph JERRY BREEN Smaldone, and Marie Leprino; De La Salle Auxiliary Robert Orvid Sholdt, son of Roy FLORIST To Hold Meeting Nov. 26 A. Sholdt and Adeline D. Petrillo, BUY The De LaSalle auxiliary of sponsors were Ralph Petrillo and Nettie Petrillo. 1456 California MA. 2279 the Christian Brothers will hold its monthly meeting on Sunday WAR evening, Nov. 26, at 8 o’clock in DELIVERY the Catholic Charities annex, 1665 Grant street, Denver. All mem­ bers are urged to attend. Mrs. BOI\DS FLORIDA FRUIT M Walsh and Mrs. Maginn 'will be hostesses. % and PRODUCE CO. THANKS FOR FAVORS RECEIVED THANKSGIVING A reader wishes to publish thanks to the Sacred Heart of JODI Jesus, St. Anne, and the Little Bakery taoods Flower for two great favors re­ GREETINGS NEED ceived. IDE Ortic« Phone MAIn 7S0S VOSS B R O S . Residence Phone £A. 1288 from WOMEN YOD ANDRE DE VAJDA jHit 98 y«« m 9 A Worjhy Signature in Fun LAWYIR CHOOSE A CAREER IN AIR TRANSPORTA­ New Coats Made to Order IBIS CALIFORNIA STREET f*r l«9«l w*rh . . . FAGAN’S TION, THE WORLD’S FASTEST GROWING (Mack Buldins) INDUSTRY. C«MC TO YOWt BANK BE AN AIRLINE RESERVATIONIST OR AN Win II Ym Mtinyl AIRLINE COMMUNICATIONIST, DR. R. W. PRITZ HANDLE RESERVATIONS. TICKETS. ROUTE And Assoeiates PASSENGERS TO FAR DISTANT POINTS. O c iiv c r fMMtiM, many TALK WITH PILOTS BY RADIOPHONE. Dentists many kMMhmk ol ibuM, CONTACTS FLIGHTS. 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V 1 Thursday, Nov. 23, 1944 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 420?’ PAGE FIVE I ...... I i|i*ii I PARISH TO SPONSOR TURKEY im eiFI DIHES DINNER FOR FALL FESTIVAL JAMES P. GRAY

Colorado Springi^ — Hnch en< Craron, Mrs. W. W. Noll, Mrs. ID SE CILECIED OPTOMETRIST thnsiasm is boing shown in pre]p* Charles Barrett, Mrs. R. D. Mc- arations for the annual fall fes* Clintock, Mrs. A. Walsh, and Mrs. tival dinner which is being spon­ H. E. Dierkes; kitchen, Mrs. J. M. sored by the women of the guild Dye, Mrs. L. Marold, Sr.; Mrs. L, FOR MEN ON SEA A W ide Choice of Corpus Christ! parish. Arrange­ De Marco, Mrs. T. Varronc, Mrs. 212 Colorado Bldg. ments are being made to entertain D. Dandrea, Mrs. F. D. Dytri. Mrs. * • a large crowd at a turkey dinner D. A. Minsky, Mrs. A. J. Rieden, in the parish hall. The dinner Miss Mary Murray, Mrs. E. Has­ Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par­ 1615 California TA. 8883 will be served from 1 o'clock to kins, Mrs. P. Sanchez, and Mrs. ish)—Mrs. John Gilmore of this 4 o’clock on Dec. 3. All pa­ L. Wasinger. parish has been appointed local Our display of funeral merchandise is one rishioners and friends of the par­ Birthday Party Honor* Student chairman to collect 600 gift boxes COMFORTABLE VISION for service men who will be on the ish who attend are assured of an Miss Geraldine Ripley, a stu­ AND EYE CARE of the largest and most complete in the state. excellent roast turkey dinner com- dent in Loretto Heights collep, high seas headed for unknown des­ >lete with all the trimmings. Denver, was honored at a birth­ tinations at Christmas time. This Prices are plainly marked and include Tickets may be procured from day party in her home on her is a project of the American Red casket, our personal services, cars. Chapel, members of the guild or by call­ holiday visit Nov. 11. The guests Cross camp and hospital committee. A Beautiful Stock of ing for them at the rectory. were Misses Gertrude Craft, Mari­ A second party for the young etc. There is a selection to fit every circum­ The following women are on the anne Knight, Jean Remin^on, people of the parish from dghth FURS for Dhrislfflat various committees: Tickets, Mrs. Mary Rummerfield, Judy Knight, grade through nigh school age was W. BRUCE CALLBECK stance and taste. A. Ash; diningroom, Mrs. Owen Hilda Brickell, Betty Sue McHugh, held in the parish hall on Wednes­ O . E ^ Frances Cox, Betty Bels, Lou day evening, N-v. 22. ChaMrons VET OF WORLD WAR NO. 2 McHugh in charge, assisted by 0 v m Mrs. N. G. Leonard, Mrs. A. J. Foley, Pauline Erlow, Theresa were Messrs, and Mmes. Frank Invitee Your Patronage Hroglaur, 'Rita Beyert, and Pa­ Mindrup, Mrs. George Milner, Brady, Robert Giles, Urban Mel- KE. 4 B 7 C COLPAX AT WASHINGTON Mrs. A. W. Engelbert, Mrs. W. C. tricia Monen, who also attends Lo­ lecker, and Ernest Shapard. The retto Heights, and Mrs. Maxine committee in .charge of refresh­ Rieves, ments comprised Misses Mary Mr. and Mrs. Carroll B. Dunn, Gallagher. Betty Brady, and Betty STOBE COAL NOW 1006 E. Mraument street, an­ Fitzgerald. nounce the M&th of a son Sunday, Um Our Budget Plan If Yon Wiah— Nothing Down William Hoffman of this parish Nov. 12. — 10 Hontha to Pay has gone into service with the army Overseas service with the Red and left Boulder last week. He Cross has taken Betty Cathers to KROOIVENBERG COAL CO. had been manager of the local Australia, according to word re­ III LITTUTm Firestone store for more than a 1900-11 So. Broadway SP. 4478 ceived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Cathers. Betty took her year. His wife, the former Mar­ staff assistant training in Wash­ guerite Gilmore, and their two ington, D. C., and was stationed children will remain in Boulder. for a short time at Halloran Gen­ James Alvin Brown, son of Mrs. CHRISTMAS GIFTS eral hospital at Staten Island, N. Margaret Brown, has entered serv­ Y, Her parents have a letter she ice with the navy and has a rating Shop Early AND SON CHAPELS Littleton.—The Junior Newman wrote while on board ship. of shipfitter third class. His club met Monday, Nov, 20, at St Mrs. Jordan Peters and her brother, Richard M. Brown, fireman While Stocks KEystone 6 2 9 7 # KEystone 6296 Mary’s rectory. Officers recently small son, Jordan, Jr., will leave second class, is stationed in San elected were: President Charles Friday for Jacksonville, Fla., to Diego. Are Complete ISZ7 OevelVKl Place Fliedner; vice president. Rose'Anna spend the winter with her sister; Mr. and Mrs. Rodwick Malan Brooks; secretary, Mary Ann Miss Mary O’Bryant. Mrs. Peters and baby daughter left Thursday, and son have spent several weeks Guarding Forever our Founder^ Ideals Degenhart; and treasurer, John Nov. 16, for Rochester, N. Y., Picture Frameg DonaU Dock LosiW with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peters. baclt* Pietor* Trujillo. where Mr. Malan will accept a po­ Fruat* and B«as Plctorst that Lt. Peters is with the navy in the Made to Order shin* to th* dark^ The servers met Tuesday, Nov. sition with the Eastman company Acc**sor< ts Pacific theater. so nlco for ehildron’s 21, at the rectory under the di­ and also finish work on his Ph.D, 9 1 .36 ap. rooBo — ____ $ 1 .19 rection of Mr. John Gannon. Wm. A. Graham Die* degree from the University of Col­ William Andrew Graham, son orado. Mrs. Malan is the daughter IN ASSORTED DESIGNS. A Requiem Mass was offered of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gra of Mp.^and Mrs. Robert Miles. $ 1 4 9 PlattevSIe Having Monday, Nov, 20, for Mrs. Hazel 410RAL PICTURES COLORS AND SIZES____ COLFAX MARKET ham of Manitou Springs, died Frank Helart, husband of Mrs. * A op Maher. Thursday, Nov. 16, in a local hos­ COLFAX AT COLFAX AT Katherine Helart, president of the ENAMELOID FOR FURNITURE. WOODWORK AND TOYS DOWNING MABION Prayers were offered at the pital. He was bom Jan. 10, 1910, Altar and Rosary society, has en­ Masses Sunday, Nov. 19, for at Dubuque, la. He attended St. tered the service. He was formerly Bazaar Saturday George Fischback, who died the Mary’s high school. Mr. Graham with the General Chemical com­ Sherwin-Williams Co. past week in Orleans, Nebr. Mr. The firms listed here de­ was married Nov. 11,1938, to Miss pany and previous to that was in 7 SOUTH BROADWAY I Clark’s Flowers Fischback was the uncle of Henry Constance Bates in the Sacred defense work in Canada. His fam­ Fischback of this parish. serve to be remembered I Complete Line o f Cut Flovrera Platteville.— St. Nicholas’ parish Heart church. For the past seven ily will remain in Bouldet;. years he had been employed by when you are distributing and Potted Plants will sponsor its fiu t annual bazaar Jo Anne Monserud, daughter of Recent Baptisms included those Capt. and Mrs. J. 0. Monserud, C. A. Crosta, Inc., of Denver. Saturday evening, Nov. 26, in the of Mrs. James Boyle, wjth Mrs. your patronage in th^ dif­ Floral Sprayi and was baptized Nov, 12 by the Rev. Surviving are his parents; his Francis Geek as sponsor; Lilly ^^Portraits that sell ferent lines of business. Corsages Ramsey hall in platteville. Begin, Hubert Ndwell. Norbert Anderson wife and daughter; two sisters, Rose, infant daughter of Mr. and ^We Deliver TA. 3662<> ning at 6:30 p.m., and continuing and Honora O’Hare were sponsors. Miss Frances Graham, Manitou Mrs. Guido Gptf>rrcz, with Mr. through 7:30 p.m., a chicken din­ Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Bauer Springs, and First Sgt. Lillian and Mrs. John Garcia as sponsors; on their merit^* ner will be served by the members (Florence Koldeway) are the par Graham, WAC, now stationed in Laura Sue, infant dau|;hter of Mr, Egypt; and a brother, T. Sgt. Jos­ of the Altar and Rosary socie^. ents of a girl born Nov. 20 at Por­ and Mrs. Albert DeMichelis, with Ask tor details ' i Ws Spscisliss IB Phone Various booths, including fish ter sanitarium. eph Graham, now in Italy. His James DeMichelis and Mrs. Clara “ Everything father is publisher of the iPtfces BULK FED [wnds, linens, and fancy work will Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Koldeway DeMarco as sponsors; Mary Pa­ Tabor 1776’ )e opened to the public. Peak Journal in Manitou Springs. mela, infant daughter of Mr. and POULTRY Under the were honored at a surprise party Requiem Mass was sung at 9 Highlighting the bazaar will be Sunday evening, Nov. 19, in cele­ Mrs. James R. Gallagher, with J. Austin Beasley the awarding of a cedar hope chest o’clock Saturday, Nov. 18, in Our George and Mary Gallagher acting Sea” bration of their silver wedding an­ Lady of Perpetual Help church in under the auspices of the Altar and as sponsors. CoDplsta Lins of niversary. Mr, and Mrs. Koldeway Manitou Springs. Burial was in B R U N 0 5 Rosary society. Among the articles have been in this parish for 24 Requiem High Mass was offered STUDIO SEA FOODS and 1130 E. Crystal Valley. in the chest are blankets, sheets, years. on Wednesday morning, Nov. 22, 64 Broadway PE. 1188 FRESH n S H Colfax Are. pillow cases, pillows, towels, fancy- The final report oV the Victory Requiem Sung for for Patrick J. Finleon, a res­ work, aprons, and various house­ Drive disclosed a total of $2,700. Holy Name Members ident of Boulder since last Feb­ IKB DELrVKBT AT If A. U. AND 1 P. M. I hold articles. The men of the parish ruary. Born in Ontario, Can­ Bernard Huls received a tele­ Monday, Nov. 20, at 8-o’clock a *T>ENVER*S HOST PROGRESSIVE LAUNDBT” are offering a $100 war bond which phone call from his son, S. Sgt ada, in 1867, Mr. Finleon came to will be awarded in the evening. Requiem Mass was sung in St. Colorado in 1888 and had lived in George Huls, Saturday' of last Mary’s church for the deceased Longmont previous to moving to THE CASCADE LAUNDRY i^orty Hours* week from Los Angeles. Calif,. members of the Holy Name so S. Sgt. Hujs had just returned Boulder. He was a retired gnrocer “TBT OUB NEW SERVICE” 1 Service Ends ciety. and is survived by his wife, Jessie to the States after being in India Miss Lucile Martin of Denver is May Finleon; two sons of Cheekto- Complete Lanndry Service The Forty Hours’ devotion, which for two and one-half years. spending a week here with friends. CASH waga, N. Y.; a daughter of Long­ began in St. Nicholas’ church Fri­ Ens. James P. Anderson, son of A two-week Eastern trip is 1847 Market WE CALL FOR AND OEUVER TA. t379-6S7t day momihg, Nov. 17, with a High Mr. and Mrs, Walter Anderson, re­ mont; and four grandchildren. ahead for Miss Jacqueline Jeffers Burial was made in Green Moun­ I Will Pay Cash for Small Mass sung by the Rev. Thomas A. ceived his commission at exercises and her uncle, Joseph Bertram. tain cemetery. Loran, closed Sunday at 7 :30 at Corpus^ Christi, TeX., Nov. 8. They will spend a few days in De­ Homes in or Near Denver, ]).m. with the Rev. Dr. De Lisle Ens. Andersen Is now home on troit, Mich., where they will join L t Hazen Kendrick of this par­ Quick Action— Gall or See ijemieux preaching the sermon. A short leave. Miss Jeffers’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. ish spent last weekend here visiting Pam per Her selected double quartet from the T. Sgt Joseph H, Hoffman, son Orville Jeffers. The travelers’ friends. He is on leave from the Cathedral choir sang for the exer­ of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Hoffman, next stop will be New York city, school of business administration Pleasantly With cises. Dinner was served in the rec­ has been awarded the Air medal where Miss Jeffers will visit with in the University of Colorado and tory to the following priests: The for “ exceptionally meritorious former schoolmates of Trinity has been in service since April, T. E. GREEXE Very Rev. Bernard Froegel, Gree­ achievement” Sgt. Hoffman is college in Washington, D. C. On 1943. He is stationed at present Pretty lingerie ley, and the Rev. William Powers, serving with a Bombardment their way home they will spend a in San Francisco. 1643 Stoat TA. 6266 the Rev. Leo Flynn, the Rev. Paul group in England, as a top turret few days in Baltimore, Md. Reed, and the Rev. James Hamblin, gunner *and flight engineer of a Mrs. Maria M. Sandoval, died ^ Denver. Flying Fortress. Friday, Nov. 17. She was bora Sept. 12, 1871, in Penasco, Taos county, N. Mex., and came to Colorado Springs 30 years ago COLORADO SPRINGS PARISH She was a member of St. Mai^s piirish. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Maria C. Charlesworth, Sac­ F WILL HOLD SOLEMN TRIDUUM ramento, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Maria Sylvia Sanchez, Colorado Colorado Springs.— The Oblate A Funeral Mass for Mrs. Springs; and a brother, Martin R. Grand Lake.—An Altar and Ro- Fathers of the Sacred Heart Hermina Harkins of Maniton Sandoval, Bernalillo, N. Mex. Re­ sar., society was formed in St. church, West Colorado avenue, quiem Mass was sung in St. Mar>’’s Springs was held in the Sacred Ann’s parish, Grand Lake, last Christmas Gifts have announced that a solemn tri- church Monday at 9 o’clock. Burial week. Mrs. Joseph Massey was duum in honor of the Immaculate Heart church Monday, Nov, 13 was in Evergreen cemetery. elected president; Mrs. Howard Emblematic Conception will be held this yearjon PERKINS-SHEABER Father Kane was celebrant of the Misses Frances Ann and Mamie Linch, vice president; and Mrs, 'Ckraw • CM. Jewelry Dec. 5, 6, and 7, closing with a High Mass. Clarahan have returned from two Edith Harkness, secretary-treas­ COLORADO SPRINGS' Insigne Mass on the Feast of the Immacu­ weeks’ visit in Minneapolis, Minn. late Conception. The Rev. Joseph Miss Lillian Gaffney was hostess urer. Mrs. Bernard Farrell and SMARTEST STOKE Rings lepr Mrs. Edith Hafkness were ap R. Kane, O.M.I., will preach tne at a recent dinner party held at the pointed to take care of the chapel Bracelets sermons of the triduvm, which will Arranging Talk by Apparel and Gifts for her residence. Among the guests during this month. The regular Diamonds begin each evening at 7:45.i The present were Father Kane, Maj Glacier Rriest meetings will be held on the first Men, Women and Watches devotions will consist of the Ro­ and Mrs. Robert Dwyer, Miss sary, novena prayers, and senpon Monday of each month at 2 p.m. Pins, Etc. Eleanor Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. Joseph Massey was called to followed by Benediction of the Patrick Broderick. Children S t Paul, Minn., because of the se­ Blessed Sacrament The Sacred Howell Jewelry Co. The Ladies’ guild of Sacred rious illness of her mother. J. Doufflfta Croocb C, D. O’Brien CECIL HOWELL Heart parishioners will be asked Heart church announced that the C.rtlftcd Wsuhmsker to begin their novena to the Im­ Mrs. Kay Elbright has returned 102-104 North Tejon Street 126 N. TEJON MAIN 1298 annual Mardi Gras bridge and from Denver, where she had spent maculate Conception Nov. 30. social will be held Tuesday eve Masses will be said every morning the past two weeks receiving medi­ ning, Feb. 13. Ash Wednesday will cal treatment ZKCHA & ADAMS during the 4riduum at 7:30. The fall on Feb. 14 in 1945. Valentine Feast of the Immaculate Concep­ Mrs. S. Holzworth leaves this Conoco Stervire Station decorations will be used for the week to spend the winter in Den­ tion IS the patronal feast of the occasion. Oblates of Mary Im,maculate ver. throughout the world. The Saqred Heart altar boys Mrs. Tom Johnson was anointed held their weekly meeting last Sunday. Her condition is critical. Spiritual Bououets Saturday morning at 9:30. Catechism classes are being held For Those in Service The Monday evening convert in the chapel every Sunday at '4 NsTsds Ats. si Cscti* la Feodr. and Catholic instruction class held p.m. The discussion club in the The Sacred Heart parishioners Farrell home every Sunday night are arranging spiritual bouquet under the direction of Father Kane continues to draw new members is proving popular. ■When buying from the cards which will be sent to each boy and girl now in the services every week. Last Monday evening firms advertising in this from the parish. The cards will be more than 50 members attended the lecture delivered by Father Kane BIDE-A-WEE CAFE paper, please mention that sent out to the service men this week with appropriate greetings on the “ Characteristics of the True MR. AND MRS. GEO. ESSEN PREIS you saw their advertise­ and best wishes from th 2309 15th St. Since 1905 OppoiiU Antlen HoUl 918-819 Majwtk Bids. members in the parish league. war education. PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Nov. 23, 1944

V j y C ^ f l Y i n i /1 f i f t h s f®*" l^'bo’s Who in American Colleges and Vniperslties for the 1944-45 scho- We Feature Best GOALS V /L 4 I ilA I'lA lA k C o jggtic year were announced this week at Loretto Heights college. The girls are shown around the council table in the student government office. They are Caroline Haninger, Anna East Side Woineii in Both Bituminoes Louise Hahn, Barbara Nieters, Edith Reidy, Catherine Pruisner, and Mary Louise Stephenson. and Lignite To Aid Bond Drive p h o n e s (Annunciation Parixb, Denver) M A 5 3 3 5 Mrs. H. Curtis, PTA, war service chairman of Annunciation, reports Annunciation branch, known CH I® *' as the East Denver Army Corps of Annunciation, will solicit the dis­ SPECIAL! trict in the sixth war loan drive ANY CAR BUCKLEY BROS. from the area bounded by E. 34th PAINTED.... $2500 Studebaker Sales and Service NEW AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS avenue to 40th avenue, and from A-l JOB r^'ELK COAL Franklin to Dowming streets, on Auto Repairing All Makes Nov. 20 to Dec. 9. BstUrr and ElMtrle Sarrica 3635 BUk« S. & H. Green Stamps John Finkbeiner, Mgr. Mack’s Auto Service Body and Ftndar Work The following women will serve: 120t Champ* K£. 0 3 7 4 Mmes. Haley, Ellis, Murray, Glas- 350 Broadway SP. 4111 son, Siming;ton, Paxton, Caskins, Gates, and Curtis. The Altar and Rosary Commun­ OOOGE- PLYMOUTH PACKARD ion Sunday is Nov. 26 in the 7:30 OWNERS Downtown Location Mass. The meeting is Thursday, The Only Packard Barvica in Denver KEEP UP THE HOMES Nov. 30. J a c k F la v in ^ service Mar., MYa: Father James Moynihan, athletic For winter protection have Coaling System Cheeked, Motor Toned, Car Packard Denver Co. director, expressed his gratitude to liiaroly Lubricated. Work done by DUtriboton YOU’RE FIGHTING FOR the 125 parishioners who accom­ Pre-War mechanica. Pricea reasonabla. n o ISIh 81. TA. *38$ panied the high school football team Pick-Up and Delivery Service to Colorado Springs Sunday, Nov. Patronize These Reliable Service Firms 19. He reports the boys are working Standard Motor Go. hard on the work of remodeling 13th & Glenarm CH. 6596 EXPERT 'E A R L J.' the locker room, which will be ready a few days for the basketball AUTO REPAIR season. All Hekea STROHMINGER BUY W AR BOIVDS Capt. Paul Watta is home on JUST ARRIVED Eaey Time Paymentt ^ leave. Northwestern Auto Co. Electrical Contracting Sgt. William S. Kotasek of the Hot-Air Heatera equipped with AND STAMPS 549 Kmadwuy TAlwir 6201 UnnMd uid BoDdad in Citr of Denver army medical corps is home on his Electric Blower, to fit 1937-41 first furlough in two years. 817 14th St. ★ Rudolph Sustrick, gunner’s mate FORD & MERCURY CARS first class, is home on a 30-day leave, having put in his three years YOUR CAR ISN’T GETTING FLOORS SANDED of service. He served two and one- Marshall Auto Supply ANY YOUNGER. SEE half years overseas, participated TED MARSHALL AND FINISHED in four invasions, and served on a WHOLESALE AND RETAIL “ Jo e ” YOUNG QniUtT liUUriele end Workmanehlp minesweeper in the Mediterranean AUTO SUPPLIES PACKARD SPECIALIST Wf W^WHmrn area. 1S5-3T-S( Fifteenth Street Auto Service Station Jahn Fioor Service Mr. ^nd Mrs. Edward Gallagher At Cleveland Place a K 'N .LFD S l9 0 t A U ^ M announce the birth of a daughter Bannock and Twelfth CH. 8234 Phone GR. 3240 • Free Eetimate L o k n O ^ HEIGHTS N ^ E S 6 PHONE TAbor 4434 fs e fill Details anl Priect, in Mercy ho^ital Nov. 16. Mrs. H. B. Chaney of 3519 Hum­ The New- FOR ‘COLLEGE WHO’S WHO’ boldt street fell in her home and incurred a fractured shoulder. SHRADER’S Storm Sash IS HOSTESS TO The fifth grade pupils under Saves Pawl and GItcs Mora Comfort TOWN SERVICE (Loretto Heights College, Denver) class of 1945, as well as represen Sister Donalda turned in 51 dozen Freo Eatimatoa GiTen 744 W.CoUaxTA 7592 Loretto JSeights college filled tative of the student council and cookies to the USO. Mrs. Pat §erYice Station Oar Expert Technleieni Repair its quota of representatives to mission board. Powers was also a USO cookie Wiiiiams Screen Co. Waahinr Hachinee — Vaennm Cleanert Who’s Who in American Colleges Barbara Nieters, daughter of donor. 1st Ave. & Logan St. SP.9930 JtlC Arepahoe HA. 5T5S Bafrigaratora — Everythink Electrical Prompt Scrvlca and Universities by naming six Mrs. W. H, Nieters, is a graduate Annunciation high held a “ Sadie — H. P. Lindtej. Ownar-Mgr. girls to the honored places for the of St. Francis de Sales’ high Hawkins” day dance Wednesday MOBILGAS — OILS — GREASING 1944-1945 scholastic year. The school. She is a chemistry major evening, Nov. 22, patterned after The Troop of St. Bernadette, Loretto representatives were and senior representative on the the original “ Dogpatch style.” Six- Spedalizing in Quality Plumbing and Junior Catholic Daughters of chosen by vote of the student student council. foot four-inch John Betz was DODGE — PLYMOUTH SERVICE America, Denver, held a social on council according to their qualifi­ elected “ Lil Abner,” and Phyllis Heating Repairs Nov. 19 in the home of Danna Lee Caroline Haninger, daughter of cations o f scholarship, leadership, Mrs. George Haninger of El Paso, Gibbons, “Daisy Mae.” Timely service NOW prevents costly repair bills later— so Brown. Mary Kay l^aschinot was character, and interest in extra­ One hundred and forty Newman- assistant hostess. Prizes were won and a graduate of Loretto acad­ don’t delay or neglect needed repairs. Drive in for dependable curricular activities. emy in that city, is vfee president ites gathered in Hagus hall last service performed by mechanics, who have the “know how” by Joan Guerin and Mary Bauer. Monday evening in a joint meeting. SLAHERY & COMPANY The consolation pfizc was won by The Loretto candidates ace: of both the student body and the to service your car or truck! The largest representations pres­ Patrick Jarrett. Catherine Pruisner, Mary Louise athletic association. She is like­ Stephenson, Edith Reidy, Anna wise a chemistry major, ent were from Blessed Sacrament, PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS The Troop o f St, Ann is having JAMES MOTOR CO- Louise Hahn, Barbara Nieters, and Peking Day Held S t Philomena's, S t Dominic’s, and 1726 MARKET STREET a skating party on Saturday, Nov. Caroline Haninger. All of the St. Vincent de Paul’s parishes. Fa­ 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sides & Service KE. 8221 25, at 2:30. Peking day was held Tuesday, JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 group are Denver students except Nov. 21, at the 1 o’clock as­ ther Moynihan was host with the A short business meeting fol­ Miss Haningqr, who is from El sembly period. Tags were sold in Annunciation group. They had as lowed by a Thanksgiving social Paso, Tex. the morning admitting purchasers guests, beside toe Newmanites, the will be held on Saturday, Nov. 25, Catherine Pruisner, daughter of to the original skit. Her Barefoot directors: Fathers Paul Reed, Har­ by members o f the Troop of St. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pruisner, will Beau, written and produced by ley Schmitt, John Stein, and Leo C. TRIED and TESTED Veronica. Ann Roach and Helen receive her A. B. degree in June Martha Norris. The playlet is the Gainor, O.P. Other joint meetings AWAY FROM CROWDED TRAFFIC ; FREE PARKING Gates will be the hostesses. Meet­ are planned. by many years . . . National users is the best with a Latin major. She was twice dramatization of a letter from a ings will be held in the home of Guaranty of Results. elected as president of her class priest to a nun celebrating her Ann Roach, 3541 Harrison, at and this year is president of the golden jubilee. The priest is im SHINGLE STAIN'S— No warping or peeling. 3^30. This troop is also working LGBA Memorial Mass mission crusade and a member of. prisoned in a camp by the Jap­ BRICK STAIN— Walerproof; no peeling. on the bond award. COLORFLEX PLUS— Concrete Floor Slain, the stffdent council. She is a anese and writes to the sister of The Troop of St. Catherine will To Be Said Saturday HYDROZO— Above ground floors sealed. graduate of St. Mary’s academy. his missionary, work in China, and hold a social on Tuesday, Nov. 28, FIFTY-FIFTY— Smooth Composition. Edith Reidy, 1945 sociology ma of his gratitude to her, his first ROOF COATING— No cracking or curling. at the home of .Mary Ann Kelly, jor, is president o f the student grade teacher, for telling him The annual Memorial Mass for 3550 Clayton, at 7:30. body. She is the daughter of Mr about the missions and praying for deceased members of St. Mary’s Materials only or jobs complete. . A council meeting will be held and Mrs. Timothy Reidy, and a his success. branch 298, LCBA, will be offered at the home of Cecilia Kovalesky, graduate o f Cathedral high school. The characters were Father Tim in the Holy Ghost church, Denver, DENVER BRICK STAIN CO. 1458 Washington, on Wednesday, -Mary Louise Stephenson, daugh­ Theresa Gaussoin; Sister Therese on Saturday morning, Nov. 25, at Nov. 29, at 7:30. Gladys Fahrig ter of Mrs. Thomas Stephenson, is Theresa Dee; Sister Agnes, Marie 7:45. All members are requested to CHerry 1083 1158 California St. has been appointed vice chairman a major in the department of his­ Donahue. Subordinate parts were be present if possible. by the council. tory. She is also a graduate o f played by Anne Witherow, Col­ GIFTS Something NEW in wall coverings Cathedral high school and is the leen Fidel, Corrine Fidel, Margaret Your Purchase o f War Bonds Mary O’Brien, Mary Ann Coyle, REAL ESTATE and Stamps Helps to Secure Your prefect of the college sodality this 6 6 9 9 year. Shirley Young, Margaret Kane Future. Jessie Johnson, Alice Matson FOR S A LE H ere'S where yen can de yenr gift thepping with* COXGOWALL Anna Louise Hahn, Cathedral Mary Louise Fick, Ruth Graber, ent being |e»l]ed or iheved erennd. Free perking l«r high graduate, is the daughter of This is a lustrona baked enamel surface in a raised tile design Faith Kleber, Virginia Duggan railomert . . . eenrteeni lelet people . i . new mer< Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hahn. She is and Gw'en Massey. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL’S PARISH on a special flexible, water resistant felt backing. IS YOVB ROOF a chemistry major, and has been Ea.t of Wuh. park, 7-room full 2-alory. chandiie. Save yenr lime, save your money and save The purpose of Peking day is to 4 bedrooma, alaeping porch, full baaamant. yenr dUpeslllen. Five beautiful colors are now available and can be installed chosen president of the senior procure funds for the Catholic coal furnace, 2 lota, lawn, ihade, various over any smooth, firm, dry wall surface. Easily cleaned with a fruits, double garage; public and parochial university in China, Fu Jen. The schools, churches, stores, car lines, busi­ • TOTS AND CHaDREN'S GAMES — Military toyt, damp cloth. READY chairman of the day was Helen ness. $71.71)0. by appointment. chemical setx, nurses' tuid doctors' cases. Horsman Ideal for kitchens or bathrooms and very economical too. For Altar Society Kane. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’ PARISH permanent, beautiful walla phone FOR French Club Name* Officers 8-RM., 2-STORY, ^-FAMILY dolls, dishes, playhouse furniture. Home plus income full plumbing, coal fur­ The French club met to elect of nace, IVh Iota, garage, near Alameda and THO^IS UNOLEIJM STUDIO, INC. Has Meeting ficers this week. The girls chosen Sherman; price I5.S00, clear, terms; pic­ • SPORTING GOODS AND EQUIPMENT — For skat­ are Mary Elizabeth Taylor, presi ture, 280 So. Bdwy. ing. basaball, sotlball, badminton, tennis, arche;y, 1438 Court Place MAin 2288 WINTER? 55S S. LOGAN. 34.250 dent; Maureen Dowd, vice presi 5-room red pressed brick, partly furnished. darts and loolball. ‘ Let Us Install an The Holy Ghost Altar and Ro­ dent; Theresa Albi, secretary; and Please don't disturb tenants. Aak Chris, sary society held its monthly Catherine Pogliano, treasurer. PE. 2448. • GIFTS FOR SERVICE MEN -w Fitted cases, minid- meeting on Monday, Nov. 13 ST. LOUIS’ PARISH The discussion for the Novem ENGLEWOOD. 8 BEDROOMS lure games, billfolds. Father J. L. Weinert said the Ro her meeting was centered around 5 rooms, long living room, oak floors, beau­ sary. Mrs. Payne presided. She the topic, “ Going to the Movies." tiful building, insulated, weatberatrpiped, • GIFTS FOR WOMEN — Sets o! dishes. Fire-King has been in California for her Holland furnace, automatic farced air FUEL OIL The discussion included the work stoker, table top combination range, 4 ovenware, glassware, refrigerator sets, many home health for three months. of the prominent French actors. It Iota garage, chicken house, lawn, shade, * No. 2 Distillate . . . available in Asphalt Shingle roof on your Activities are in full swing for was carried on in French. The fruit: 15,000. Picture here. conveniences. home. Why worry thru an­ the season. The monthly luncheon members of the club are Wilma 100-gallon lots . . . delivered • SPORTSWEAR FOR MEN AND OLDER ROYS other w in ter with a leaky and card party was a great Moore, Betty McDonald, Rosanna GEORGE RICE, REALTOR A real “ heat” value roof? An E^ATERITE roof success. Cavarra, Virginia Ginn, Mary 230 So. Bdwy. PE. 2448 Jackets, sweaters. is both attractive and dura­ On Nov. 12 supper was served Elizabeth Taylor, Teresa Albi No. 1 DISTILLATE— ble— Economical too! Call uS for the men in service at the USO Catherine McDonough, Anna EAST COLFAX Budgeted Payments or Regular Charge Account NOW for an estimate— Guard Delivered in 100-Gallon Lots to Roast elk, ^ with vegetables, cur Hahn, Harriet Hubbard, Catherine OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. your home from deteriora­ rant jelly, rolls, and pumpkin pie AU TO P A R T S Your Container. Gallon...... Pogliano, Maureen Dowd, Marilyn 8c GALLON tion. Guaranteed work. was on the menu. Quinn, June Jackson, Rita Beyert, 710 E. COLFAX Two new sets of vestments were Virginia Gibney, Delia Fer- Tom Kane Appreciates Your Patronaga TERMS bought and a full set of altar ran, Johnann Seyler, Billie Jane TA, 0341 DIAMOND GAS & FUEL CO. cloths are being embroidered by Kingsley, Faith Kleber, Pauline one of the members. “ If It Can Be H ad-W e Hava It" B. F. GOODRICH Eiones 240 West Bayaud CaU CH. 6651 Reilly, Mary Beth Slama, Marie SP. 2677 Members sew every Friday Gallegos, Mary Lois Coquillard, 14th at Glenarjn 53 So. Broadway i mending and putting collars on Lou Dolan, Agatha Castro, Betty Youp Purchase <^f War Bonds I ve.stment.s. Bader, Barbara Ryan, and The­ and Stamps Helps to Secure Your WESTERN ELATERITE It is hoped that the Rt. Rev. I resa Gaussoin. Future. ROOFING COMPANY I Monsignor John R. Mulroy will be Diicuttes League of Nationi ' able to attend the next meeting on EOUITABU BUIIDII^G - DENVER. COIO. The International Relations club PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 'Dec. 11. under the direction of the presi­ dent, Martha Norris, met to dis­ cuss the League of Nations. Cath­ erine Pruisner opened the discus­ sion with si talk on the background The skill and enterprise that go into the of the league. Rebecca Wengert discussed the structure of the brewing of Walter’s True Pilsener Beer league and Mary Louise Stephen­ son the sanctions of the league. are typical of the American Way— In­ The integrated program for the year is to end in a mock confer­ dustry and Agriculture working together Now, lor the 6r«t ifane, you con protect your battery and giortisg system with m ence of the five major powers to COMPLETE. SCIENTIFIC. 20-POINT CHECK UP. This is no *Vater and hydrometer for finer living. The finest farm prod- discuss the peace treaty and world dieck~ bnt a complete inspection oI aU danger points by certified battery teebnidons. organization proposals. Wheat, Barley, Com, and Hops The LHC Women’s club ^11 meet in the college ballroom Tues­ NEW, 20-POINT STARTING POWER INSPEaiON INCUJDES: selected for Walter’s Pilsener. day, Nov. 28, at 2:30. Mothers of Skillfully blended, by hands with a com­ the seniors will be hostesses. Mrs. Louis Palaze and Mrs. Tim Reidy BAHERY CHECKS IGNITION CHECKS bined experience and tradition of more are to be co-chairmen. ★ Mrs. A. G. Werle, president of than fifty years, this superb beverage is the Mothers’ club, wishes to thank ★ 6EMERAT0R CHECKS SPARK PLUGS INSPECTED all members and friends who con­ the Toast of the Harvest. tributed to the success of the ★ STARTER CHECKS UGHTS AND SWITCHES CHECKB) club’s recent downtown card party. PUT AN EPIO TO STARTING POWER WORRIES NOW

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f _ i i _ Thursday, Nov. 23, 1944 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN

The Ali- SptinisK'American Blood Donor Week and a num­ ber of commercial concerns have reported large groups. Among the interesting facta brought to light Preferred Parish among the Spaniah-American groups were names that ordinary have no Spanish-American connotation Andre such as Wai^, Greening, Martin, Torrey, and Macintosh. In e number of SMnish-American donors DenuePs Foremost Hair Stylist was increased by 75 in the week. Below are several donors, John Torres, Abe Martines, and Alex Cas­ Trading tellano, with Philip Torres and Mrs. Lue de Reyes Spindola, wife of the Mexican vice consul in Denser. OWNER AND DIRECTOR OF GAY MISS BEAUTY CENTER MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER (St. Joseph’s Polish Parish, Denver) (Formerly LucUe Evan*’ Beauty Center) The merchants represented in this section are boosters. They are The wood for the new pew anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage C o­ pockets in the church was donated operate with them. by the Frank Kirchhof Construc­ Annual Economy tion Co. They were installed by Andrew Burkatowski and made by Andrew Kowalczyk, Sr. Spoclal st. JohnV Parish New typing desks were in­ stalled in the high school, Mon­ day, Nov, 20. The desks replace Machine Oil Perma- B E N N E n ’S ★ the old ones and now make the commercial department in the high wave .*.. only $4.50 BUY WAR BONDS school modern and complete. GONOGO SERVICE The “ Turkey-Picnic-Special” Washing and Greasing AND STAMPS held Friday evening, Nov, 17, was Cream Oil Cold Wave Your Builneu Appreclitod a marked success. The men in 6th Ave. & York EA. 99S2 ★ charge of the “ special” are grater O nly...... $10 ful to all the patrons, particularly CLOSED MONDAYS to those outside of the parish, who Circle Drive OLIVER^S helped to make it the success that Beauty Salon it was. Peter Burkatowski was 1075 So. Gaylord • PE. 9973 MARKET awarded the special prize for the at GAYlord and Mississippi Jo* Gabbe^Dattoa Grain-Fed Meats evening. The parish will sponsor a Barrowf-Bcbeeck “ Christmas-Special” Friday eve­ EULAH YOUNG, Fish and Poultry ning, Dec. 22. This “ special,” lihe 1312 East 6th Ave. the last one, will feature turkeys 2436 Eaet 6th Ave. EH. 9304 Phone PE. 4629 and other edible articles as prizes. Persons having prizes or gifts that n O C I I 9:30 A.M. to 7:30 P.M^ _ may be used in the “ special” ac­ tivities are asked to bring them to BUY WAR BONDS Patronize Your Neighborhood Liquor Store the parish rectory. The “ specials” Downtown Prices will he held once a month. BOTTLE OR CASE Mass Times AND STAMPS Are Printed 6th AVE. LIQUORS In response t o ‘ the many re- questa received in the past several St. Philomena^s 6th & Columbine EA. 5575 weeks, the time of Masses is as S n n P B F1 F N T ST. DOMINIC’S TURKEY P A R H follows: Sunday, 6, 7:30, and 10:30; weekday Mass, 7:45. Holy Par rnn n.iirn ninvl NETS MORE THAN $1,100 Communion is distributed every J A L Radio Service KEM-TOHE $3.18 Gal. morning at 7. Regular houjra for Electrical Appliances hearing Confessions are 4 to 5:30 TRIMZ (St. Dominie’* Paritb, Denver) Calico social to be conducted in in the afternoon and 7 to 8:30 in Repaired READY-PASTED WALLPAPER 3205 E. Colfax Avenue More than $1,100 was netted on the church auditorium on Satur­ the evening. ANDERSON BROS. day evening, Dec. 2. The arranpre- Persons in the parish not al­ PHONE EM. 6063 the turkey party conducted by the PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Colfax aiid Joaaphln* EA. 0649 Holy Name society last week. ments for the event are being ready receiving the Catholic Regis­ T Many prizes were awarded. The made by Mrs. Robert J. Sandeis, ter may receive the same by call­ principal one was won by Mrs. 2815 W. 25th avenue. Among the ing the parish rectory, KEystone C. E. Roper, 4380 W. 29th avenue, features of the dance will be the 6771. To receive the Register pa­ (Sacred Heart Partab, Denver) ■rhe proceeds of the party will prizes for various types of dances rishioners may also leave their Order Now iSt. Franeis de §ales’ The turkey games party, spon­ be used to help defray the ex­ and the most unique costumes. No name and addresses at the rectory. sored by the Altar sodauty and pense of redecorating and repaint­ tickets will be sold except at the The senior choir has united with PTA last Thursday, was even more ing the church. door on the evening of the social. St, Cecilia’s choir of St. Cath­ CHRISTMAS CARDS Permanent Waving successful than in past years. The next event will be the The Rev, George B. Connaugh- erine’s parish in the production of There were about 500 people pres­ ton, O.P., of Louisville, Ky., chap­ Bohemian Girl to be presented COMPLETE STOCK OP and Bair Strlint a SptciaUjr ent. The special prize was won by lain at Fort Warren, Cheyenne, is in the latter part o f January. The EXPERTESfCED visiting with his Dominican breth­ two parishes alternate the re­ Individual Cards, 25 for $100 and Up Forget-Me-Not: OPERATORS Eloy Gonzalez, 2058 Lawrence street. 1 ren for a few days before his hearsal places weekly in their re­ DRESSES AND overseas assirament. Father Con- NAME PRINTED FREE Children Active in War Effort spective halls. Rehearsals are held Flower Shop UNGERIE _ naughton said the weekly Mass for every Wednesday evening at 8:30. 24-HOUR SERVICE The school children are not only the service men and women. He The House o f Beauty Studio buying war stamps so enthusiasti­ The rehearsals next Wednesday Beautiful Cut 304 SO. BDWY. pE. J787 says that his most vivid impression evening, Nov. 29, will take place in cally that they have gone away L of army life is the unfailing de­ CAPITOL raLL PeiXTII^G over the 90-per-cent goal set for St. Catherine’s hall. The Polish Flowers and votion of the Catholic service men hall ia used for the local rehearsal 815 E. COLFAX schools, but they have undertaken 'Potted Plants HAROLD’S to the sacraments. This pves him evening. an additional war activity. Every Faneril Work SHOE REPAmiNG the most priestly satisfaction, when The Young Ladies’ sodality held Friday night they attend the per­ he sees them attending Mass and ArtiitJcally Atranced FIRST CLASS WORK petual novena devotions in honor of 1 1 L0WHY FIILD a meeting in the school hall Thurs­ when^he realizei| they come to him, ONLY BEST MATERIALS the Sacred Heart and offer their day evening, Nov. 16. The girls Phone RA. 1818 t-DAY SERVICE both in and out of the confessional, arayers for the men on the fight­ decided to commemorate the Feast Something to Crow About Downing at Alameda Two Catholics, one a WAC pri­ for spiritual comfort. 310 So. Broadway RA. 3281 ing fronts and for a just and of the Immaculate Conception with vate and the other a medical sup­ The Third Order will hold its speedy peace. In the month of Oc­ special services. A social will be ply clerk, walked off with top hon monthly meeting in the rectory tober, 211 children attended the held in Golden. FRIED CHICKEN DINNER ors in the Lowry Field music con­ reading room Sunday, Nov. 26, services and the goal for November Anthony Makowski, Jr., and M illiken’s test, which was ^onsored by the at 4 p.m. Members will receive John and Stanley Turzanaki, twins, is 300 children. On Thursday of special service office on the post Communion in the 7:30 Mass on SERVED DAILY CARL’S MARKET each week, two grades contribute to entered the armed services in the CASH STORES JOE BOWER, Prop. and was open to all enlisted per- that day. This Mass will be past week. the needed supply of cookies for offered for their intention. EXCEPT THURSDAY, WHEN CLOSED the service men. The sixth, sev­ sonneL The Rev. Francis Wagner, as­ 2 Convenient Locations B A B Y BEEF Pvt. Patricia E. McClernon of The sisters’ pantry shower was sistant rector of the Cathedral in enth, and eighth grades have do Quality Meats Minneapolis, Minn., won first prize a huge success, and Mrs. John the Diocese of Pueblo, was a guest 1130 E. ALAMEDA nated cookies; the combined fifth GARL’S ST. PAUL GAPE g r o c e r ie s — VEGETABLES in the soprano division. Pvt. Mc- McDermott and her co-workers at the rectory during the past and sixth grades have also donated 1201 E. 9TH AVE. 10a So. Ogden PE. 1943 Clemon, a former vocalist on radio wish to express their gratitude to week. Father Wagner visited the to the USO cookie jars, and all station WLB in Minneapolis, sang all who assisted. senior choir rehearsal Wednesday 3109 E. COLFAX have received cards of thanks from Shirley Ann McNamara and evening, Nov. 15. the USO. BROADWAY Elizabeth Murray represented this Appropriate evening devotions Tooley’s Coniultort Appointed school at the quarterly meeting with the perpetual novena in honor In the Altar sodality meeting of the Catholic Students* Mission of the Sacred Heart, offered for Wednesday of last week, the fol­ CREAMERY Crusade of tlie archdiocese on those in the armed forces, partic St. Joseph's Parish Food iStore lowing consultors were appointed: Sunday, Nov. 12, in St, Francis QUALITY DAIRY FOODS ularly for those from the parish CHOICE MEATS - FISH Mmes. Kilker, Smith, Bel Martinez, de Sales’ church. 66 So. Broadway proper, are held every Friday eve­ GROCERIES and Carrie V. North. The women The Holy Childhood seals for ning at 730. appointed to take care o f the altars Christmas have been distributed to General Pharmacy William McLinden Freih Fruita and Vegetablei and sanctuary during the month of the school children and all the Drive-Ways Built snd Repaired Across From Den'v.r Gmeral Hotpital BUCHANAN’S Bird’s Eye Froxen Foods December are Mmes. Sarah Wil­ classes are competing. TOP SOIL. SAND, GRAVEL A complete stock o f what a YOUR PATRONAGE son, McLuster, and J. J. Lynch. The Little Flower card circle Nurses’ Sodality AND CINDERS good drag store should have. FERTILIZER LIQUOR STORE APPRECIATED The reception of new sodalists is will meet in the home of Mrs., A. scheduled for Dec. 17. Those who M. Archer, 2700 S. Bannock REGISTERED PHARMACISTS 553 Vallejo S t Phone TA. 1405 Fine Wines and Liquors will be received are Mmes. Marti' street, Wednesday, Nov. 29, at Plans Reception TO SERVE YOU GENERAL HAUUNO Wa Ftatnra Christian Broa. Wlate 900 So. Pearl SP .6587 nez. North, Mayfield, and Maude 1:30 p.m. BEER E. Miller. Paitor to Attend Jubilee Our Lady’s sodality of St. Jos­ Neighborhood Thursday evening, Nov. 23, which NATIONAL BRAND Phona PEarl 1777 S77 Sooth Broadwar The Rev. V. R. Hughes, pastor, eph’s school of nursing, Denver, Conveniences is Thanksgiving there will be no has been invited to attend the met Nov. 4 in the auditorium of STORES games party. The games parties HONEY ORDERS ANT HOUR Alameda Drug Store golden jubilee of Mother M. Bona the nurses’ home. Plans were Tour Friendly Food Store* JACKSCN’S will be resumed the following at the Immaculate Concration PAY GAS ft UGHT BILLS HERE made for the reception of the new Qutdity Foods for Less V. O. PETERSON, Prop. Cuf Rate Drugs Thursday, Nov. 30, in Sacred Heart convent chapel in Great Bend, sodalists Dec. 8. W. 6th and TA.9 16 1 Cot Rate Drags school haU at 8:15 o’clock. Kans. The Very Rev. Peter After brief reports from com­ Cherokee 741 Santa Fa Driva and Liquors • Sundries The Young Ladies’ sodality will O’Brien, O.P., provincial wilt be mittees, Miss Swann, chairman of 1004 So. Gaylord receive Holy Communion in a body Wines and Liquors Prescriptions celebrant of lie Mass on that an­ the Eucharistic committee, pre­ this Sunday morning in the 9 Fonnlain Service - School Supplies niversary, assisted by the Rev. sented a story from Our Sunday Free Prompt Delivery o’clock Mass. Leo Hughes, O.P., of Chicago and Visitor, entitled -“ From a Poor For that ^atch or Diamond Alameda and Broadway Can 8P, 344$ Downing and Alameda There will be the usual devotions Father Hughes of Denver. The Soul.” you always wanted— See of the perpetual novena in honor JP' AAF Training Command Dominican Sisters at Great Bend Miss Catherine Ronayne, secre­ CaU VICK’S of the Sacred Heart Friday eve­ CAMERON CREDIT have devoted their activities tary, directed a discussion on one QUALITY UQUOR STORE QUALITY CLEANING ROTOLO’S ning at 7:30. Pvt. Patricia E. McClernon elargely to hospital work. They of Father Lord’s pamphlets. The For Beer, Wines Jewelers REASONABLE PRICES 796 So. Broadway in the choir of the Church of the were the first Dominican organiza sodality plans to discuss one PRICED RIGHT Resurrection in that city before BOTTLE OR CASE DftRG Watch Inspector* Tour GamonU laiared Afaiost Fir* SINCLAIR GAS AND OILS tion to enter this territoty with pamphlet every month. 719 Santa Fe Drive and Theft WILL KEEP ’ EM ROLLING FURS 10 MONTHS entering the WAC. this specialization of hospital ac 240 Santa Fo Driva KE« 7943 OPEN 7 TO 7 WEEK DAYS TO PAY Pfc. Herbert Koch of Highland, tivity. 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION m., won first place in the post­ Former Pattor Visit* Cloaed All Day Sandaya ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER BUly Van’s Grocery Expert Restyling, Repairing wide competition for pianists. He The Rev. Joseph Regan, O.P., Week of Sunday, Nor. 26: BOB & VAN’S Deluxe Cleaning is a graduate of S t Paul’s high former pastor of this church, who and M arket CLEANERS AND DYERS school in Highland and of the Chi­ is now devoting his priestly ac­ St. Anthony’s church. Ster­ STILLWELL & SON Our Prices Save You Money ling, and St. Michael’a church, 32$ BROADWAY cago Musical college and S t Louis tivity to N e^o missions in Meat Market THE MARKET OP QUALITY PE. 3753 , PE. 3754 Cal^n (13 Hours’ ). Texaco Service university. Amarillo, Tex., is pending a few 750 SANTA FE DRIVE 16 oza. to the Pound Both Pvt McClernon and Pfc. days here. He is enthusiastic 620 Santa Fe Dr. Phone TA. 0538 Open Cloaed Koch will represent Lowry Field about the possibilitiSs for conver­ Sandaya WATCRES FRESH FISH UNION SHOP ROSLYN DRUG CD. Toeadaya sions among the Negroes, if lie help of the sisters is secured. DIAMONDS JAMES HENRY. Prop. Let Vs Winterize Your Car Cot Rate Drngs BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES St. Anthony’s Guild to BE.AUTIFUL ROSARIES Rlessed §acrament Completr PrpscnpUon Dept. Tir« Recapping and Repairing GOLD CROSSES ALAMEDA & S. LINCOLN PE. 9955 V . 98 .SO. PENN Meet Monday, Nov. 27 Phon* PE. 9863 98 So Penn A Bayand St. Anthony'* hotpital guild TONY’ S FIVE Buy War Stamps! Phone CH. 1901 will hold it* regular monthly IVAN E. David F. Finnigan meeting Monday, N ot. 27, in STAR SERVICE 1510 California S t the nurse*’ auditorium, W. AUTOMOBILE SALES Holy Family 16tb arenue And Perry 2800 PHONE and SERVICE street*, Denrer. SUNDMAN Colorado PHONE TA. 1311 EM. 9933 1475 Jasmine Sl Ph. E ^ 0803 Watchmaker and Jeweler Blvd. m f o r m e r l y SMITH GARAGE Christmas Headquarters SHOP NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Van Dyke 59 S. Broadway TOYS — GAMES Portraits ATTENTION! for Gifts for the Home DOLLS — TEDDY BEARS Nov. and Dec. Sunday BRANDT DRUG CO.-EA. 1823 NOVELTY GIFTS Honn: 10:30 a.m. 2200 KEARNEY FORMERLY LAWSON NORTH DENVER to 3:30 p.m. Enlisted Men Olark’s Hardware 606 SEVENTEENTH 8T. “ F ou r ?leighhor Knows Vs** f e r n t h j r e c o . PIANOS 3936 Tennyson GL. 7337 4034 TENNYSON Why wait fnm threa day* tc one week for yonr TailorinxT We will fit your • WANTED • TUNED SAVE TTBES—BUY AT OLSON'S Blouae, Shirt or Slacks while you wait. • SOLD • REPAIRED DRIVE IN TO ERVIN Chevroi:!. 15c; Inalsnia, 15e; Braid, FOOD St. Dominicks 16c, if fnmlihed: aewed on WHILE ARNOLD WADE For Quality Bakery Goods YOU WAIT. Shirts cut down, 75o: OLSON’S STORES Glencoe Conoco Service BILLY’S INN Pants abortened, 60e; mada amaller in 425 14th Sl TA. 3805 Try waiit. $0e; Blousea pressed, 2Se and WASHING . GREASING • ACCES­ CHAS. HITT and ARNOLD JENS134 LESTER’S Pants pressed, 25e, done WHILE YOU 27§0 W. 29th GL S613 SORIES . TIRE SERVICE Good Foods WAIT. Enlisted Hen, Battle Jteketa r~McGIJIRE“ GIo k m at East CoUsx EA. 9777 WEISS BAKERY WATCH REPAIRS — OffleUI USAAF photo by made to order. Take a tip from Ben, on $019 E. Colfax EU. 3731 8 s ji . to 9 vja. Daily. Closed Wed. And Your Favorite Drink* AAF Tirinin* Command your day off brin* your uniforms—we 3030 E. 6th EA. 1801 4024 Tennyson St. 7-DAY SERVICE ' do yonr work WHILE YOU WAIT. Moving - Storage 44th & LoweU Phone GL. 9733 Pfc. Herbert Koch We Specialize in Permanent ONE-YEAR GUARAN’TEE Express in the Seventh Service Command PUBLIC TAILORS SIMMONS DRUG GO. Waving and Hair Styling 1529 Wehon CHerry 2447 music contest at Omaha, Nebr., Low Rates 2870 Colo. Blvd. TBELMA RASSON ALGOn PHARMACY Dec. 1, 2, and 3. In addition, K£. 6425 2149 Welton St. REDDISH’S for winning the Lowry Field con­ AHD GLEAHERS BEAUTY SALON Red £ White test each received a war bond. EA. 9953 Prescriptions Our 531 Fifteenth Street f THELMA BIASSON. Manaotf GROCERY and MARKET Specialty St. Joseph’s Parish A third Catholic soldier, Rvt. WE APPltEOATE YOUS 3878 COLORADO BLVD. Robert E, Carolan of Grants Pass, Phone TAbor 9071 PATRONAGE PHONE DBXIEB 1181 COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE (POLISH) Lojola DENVER. COLORADO 3971 Tennyaon GL. 4719 GL 9825 3973 Tennyton Ore., a student at Lowry Field, was a member of the barbershop Between Welton and GIcnarm quartet which won first prize in OPEN EVENINGS TO 3 P.M. The firms listed here de­ Flower* Wired Anywhere Wesierkamp Bros. SUNDAYS FROM 8 TO 1 Phene EM. 9283 t W division o f the contest and HOWARD’S serve .to be remembered will participate in the Seventh THE ORCHID SHOP E E . 9043 5106 .W ash. Service command’s competition CLEAIVOTG & MARKET when you are distributing PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS EVERYTHING A GOOD GROCERY “ Flowers of Distinction" for quartets. Each member of PRESSING NOW OPEN• your patronage in the dif­ SHOULD HAVE the quartet also received a war 1528 COLORADO BLVD. BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES Quality Meat* • Groceries Evelyn Woodman —WE DELIVER— bond for hib performance in the ONE-DAY SERVICE 3330 COLO. BLVD. EA. HI3 ferent lines of business. FUNERAL SPRAYS OUR 8PECULTY THEY ARE RELIABLE Lowry contest. PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Nov. 23, 1944

Store COAL Now Catholic Is ITc Recommend DENVER PAIR RECEIVE PURPLE ST. CATHERINE’S PTA GIVES G)lumbine and Indnatrial Promoted HAVE TOUH FUSKACE VACUUM CLEANED HEART WON BY DECEASED SON FOOD SHOWER FOR SISTERS SrPREME (St. Philomena’a Pariib, DenTer) to Girl Scout troop 124 in St. (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) cino, Rena Fisher, David Cunning­ Mr, and Mr*. L. W. Rooa of 1800 Philomcna’s school Tuesday after­ The Sisters of St. Joseph at St. ham, John Doran, R. J. Slattery, COAL CO. noon. Catherine’s school and Mrs. M. E. James DeCredico, Adeline O’Hara, PE. 4 6 7 9 . 1144 So. Penn. Steele street received the Purple Cooke, president of the PTA, Louis Pinelli, A. Copilli, John Sul­ Heart medal, posthuihously Frank Mannix, Jr., formerly of Denver and this parish, son of^ thank all PTA mothers for their livan, Thomas Gleason, Joseph awarded their son, Pfc. Richard J. very generous contribution to the Lampert, Joseph Connelly, Geor|:e Roos of the Second marine divi­ Frank Mannix, Sr., and grandson of Mrs. D. J. Mannix, was wounded food shower held at the meeting Lerg, William Lawless, Davis, sion, who was killed in action on Tuesday, Nov. 14. Stephen Schneringer, John D. HANSEN t HANSEN Saipan. Donald 0. Roos, pet^ offi­ in action in Holland Oct 29. There were 90 members in at­ Barth, Rigg, Lumpp, A. J. Hughes. JEWELERS cer third class, is visiting his par­ Justus Polak, son of Mr. and G. L. Davis, Nancy Brindisi, Rose ents. He is on leave from Farra- Mrs. Frank Polak, has been pro­ tendance. They enjoyed talks by the Rev. Hubert Newell, the Rev. Persichetti, F. J. Junger, E. S. 1628 17th St. gut, Ida. moted to petty officer third class. Fay, W. G. Joyce, J. L. Dowd, Miss Ann Spence Warner, author He is on the aircraft carrier. Dr. D. A. Lemieux, and Miss Polly ONE STORE ONLY Porter of Loretto Heights college. John J. Sullivan, I. J. Scott, Leota of children’s books, gave a talk on Mrs. Jerry Filloon, formerly Hazlitt. Jerry McCarthy, Anthony the early day settlers of Denver Refreshments were served and the Mary LaTourette, returned to Den­ penny march was won by Sister E. SvoDoda, Fred J. Leonard, Pat ver from California on Friday and Mw^r St. James, teacher of the Gould, Hanley, Scardina, M. will remain here for the duration. third grade. The penny marth was Smith, Villano, Hahesy, Morrow, Barnard Portrait Studio The PTA will hold its regular won last month by Sister Marina, M, lacino, Misses Teresa Kelly, monthly meeting in the school first grade teacher. Jennie Connell, and Joan Davis. 2555 W. 29tfi — Block East Speer — GR. 0778 auditorium Monday, Nov. 27, at 2 Mmes. Davidson and Cunet vol­ Fred Bromme is spending p.m. The association held its an­ Thanksgiving with hb relatives in GROUPS T^TDDINGS nual pantry shower for thej sisters unteered to donate cookies this month to the USO-NCCS. There Louisville, Ky., and will visit his on Wednesday afternoon. Children's Photographs Onr Specialty! will be no meeting in December. daughter, Dorothy, at the Loretto Mmes. Edward Wadsworth, The fathers ai^ invited to attend novitiate in Nerinx, Ky. George McWilliams, and G. A. —Official USAAF photo hr Altar Society to Meet AAF Trainia* Command the January meeting. An anniver­ North Denver*8 Only Schwartz attended the CPTL meet­ sary Mass will be offered for tiie Tuesday, Nov. 28, the regular ing Nov. 23. Modern First Lt. Maurice J. Picheloup, Rev. E. J, Mannix. meeting of the Altar and Rosary S t Philomena’s football team de­ who made hi* home in New Or­ society will be held in the music PORTRAIT STUDIO feated the Blessed Sacrament team leans, La., before entering the The following attended the room at 2 :30. The following mem­ last Friday, and S t John’s on Sun­ army, has been promoted to that CPTL meeting on Nov. 16: Mmes. bers of the Altar and Rosary so­ Lewis and Henry Barnard day. rank from second lieutenant, it was Cooke, Piquette, Rdwe, Fisher, ciety have taken charge of the Mrs. Harry O’Day’s bridge club announced at Lowry Field, Denver, Canny, DesMoineaux, 'Telk and altars during the month of No­ Formerly at 1542 WIlHamt St...... Kemme. Prizes were contributed 1 1 1 1 1 ********* met with Mrs. T. V. Connor on where he is stationed. Lt. Piche­ vember: Mmes. Schmittling, J. Tuesday. Mrs. E. T. Mulcahy was loup, who holds both a B.A. and by a number of local firms for the Gonzales, and Ray O’Connor. hostess to Mrs. G. L. Monaghan’s B.B.A. from Tulane university, was PTA card party held Nov. 10. T^e following won prizes: lacino cake, Sodality to club. Mrs. J. D. Goodrow’s club officer manager o f Sales Equip­ met with Mrs. F. E. Beagle in the ment agency. New Orleans, at the Mrs. E. Galteno; ton of coal and Make Triduum Democratic club. lime o f his enlistment in June, kindling, Mrs, A. Covillo; other The Young Ladies’ sodality held CHRISTMAS CARDS Mrs. J. H. McMorrow and Miss 1942. He was commissioned in prizes, Mmes. A. Vallano, J, P. its November business meeting Margaret Krier have had as April, 1943, upon graduation from Doherty, Angeline Belmonte, V. last week in the school building. guests this week Mrs. John P. OCS. He is assistant supervisor of E. Brown, M, Severini, Fred The ^irls were asked to donate Versatile, the Dobbs Two-Timer Hat. Formal Archer, Maurice McAndrews, T w o Stores Geiger, Mrs. E. P. Krier, Sr.; Mr. the flight branch o f the technical cookies for the cookie jar at the and Mrs. E. P. Krier. Jr.; and Lt. schools at Lowry Field. Monrice Smith, Cuthbertson, Ella USO-NCCS club. The sodalists enough, with its shape-holding welt edge for To Serve You Robert Krier of Walsenburg. L t Niestrandt, Stella Piscitella. F. M. were reminded to make the Krier left Tuesday for the Lincoln, Veltrie, Weber, Joe Kolb, E. J. triduum for the Holy Father by dignified occasions. Casual enough, with its light Nebr., air base. Hahesy, E. K. Moore, Ray Zehna, receiving Communion at Mass on Dr. Karl Chambers is ill in A. M. Route, C. DesMoineaux, three consecutive days before FlIHER l i l i Loubelle Green, H. J. Ptacek, Joe weight and jaunty cock for the country. Becom­ M er^ hospital. Dec. 8. A “ Kiddies’ Party’’ will be Tate, E. Davis, Myrtle Rounsaville, Miss Frances Snyder returned given as the November social on ing to nearly all types of masculine good looks. to her home in Des Moines, la., last Keough, J. B, Connelly, William Tuesday, Nov. 28, in the home of Friday. Scavo, R. G. Slattery, P. Johnson, Miss Kay Morrow. . Mrs. Sidney Bishop and daugh Helen Davidson, Gladys Hill, JOHn CHILD’S SHOPS BUS! IS G llP li NOTICE TO CREDITORS ter, Barbara, returned Saturday Dorothy’ McGintie, Adeline J. O’Hara, Jo Ann Wanebo, and ESTATE OF HERBERT L. SEVER, QjO ySO ^50 711 and 617 16th Street from a two-month visit in Clali- MENTAL INCOMPETENT, No. 74522 fomia. James DeCredico. Notic* is hereby siven that on the ISth The following were patrons: day of October, 1844, letters of conierva- Prior-Flaherty Wedding Held torship wers issued to the undereisned ai IB [BGLISI Gist The Rev. D. A. Lemieux, Mmes. The R t Rey. Monsignor William conservator of the above named estate and Higgins officiated at the marriage Scavo, Lombard, Belmonte, Dew- ail persona havina claims asainst said es­ hurst, Cuthbertson, Easter, Di- tate are required to file them for allowance ceremony of Miss Elizabeth Fla­ (Continued From Page One) In the County Court of the City and County |>ANI£LS . KEEP YOVR BIN FILLED herty and S. S ^ Robert Richard Pilla, T. Cronin, Fred L. Brady, of Denver, Colorado, within alx monthi Prior in S t Philomena’s church at the almost daily flights into Nazi M. E. Ball, John Davis, Fred from said data or said claims will be for­ Germany, he can be found at the Archer, Leo Stevens, Wilkins, ever barred. X sNaRsHEir Phone Us Yonr Order Now 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov, 25. The B. C. HTLUARD, JR. bride, who is the daughter of Mrs. airdrome, ready to care for the Stephens, Pollock, Wolf, Todosoff, Conservator. VICTORY CHEmCAL TREATMENT Michael Flaherty and ' the late religious needs of the young men M. E. Cooke, Shannon, Downing, Michael Flaherty, was attired in a Perrella, Loubelle Green, L. Ruscio, who fly the fortresses. p) REMOVES DUST AND DIRT turquoise blue wool suit with win­ J. J. Downing, Amalch, Moran, ter white accessories. Her corsage He has been instrumental in McAndrews, Monahan, Valentine, LUMP, EGG AND NUT was o f white gardenias. Miss Mar­ bringing about a collection of funds Volmer, Bauman, Martin, Langs- garet Flaherty, the bride’s sister, from Catholic soldiers in England feld, Schmittling, Pearson, Mathews, Myme, Ricotta, Frank WAMD! WANTED! was her attendant. She wore a SERVING DENVER SINCE 1904 for the relief of English orphans. fuschia-colored suit and hat and a Morfeld, D. E. Monty, Leonard NO SOOT NO CXINKERS corsage of salmon-pink carnations. Recently, Capt. Monahan wel­ Nevin, T. J. McGlone, Ernest Robert C. Catlett was the best man. comed Archbishop Francis J. Perrif Joseph Gust, Vem Lathro. Rooms Apartments Houses All grades of stoker and steam coals. Miss Josephine Courtney pre­ Spellman, Military Vicar to the N. Marini, Woodend, E. E. O’Con­ sided at the organ and Joe O’Neill U. S. armed forces, when he visited nor, Alice O’Connor, R. W sang "On this Day, Oh Beautiful this base en route to a convalescent Stewart, Edward Floyd, J, M. All types of housing facilities are needed to take care of the increase THE PIKES PEAK FEEL Mother’’ and other hymns. A din­ hospital nearby to visit men Telk, Rosemary Ruart, King Tri- 635 Curtis St. MAin 6181 ner for members of the bridal party wounded in the battle of Nor­ one, Agnes Hallinan, Myrtle in new employees at THE GATES RUBBER COMPANY. and close friends in the Cosmopoli­ mandy. It was through Chaplain Rounseviile, D. A. Dell, R. Glen tan hotel followed the ceremony, Monahan that arranj'ements were nen, Lillian Gleason, Gamer, An informal reception was held in made for the Archbishop to visit Linebarger, Dunn, Shea, Pollice, GATES is a 100 % War Plant— one of the largest permanent industries in this area. the home. After a short trip, the the hospital. The captain met him Louis O’Brien, M. E. Bonner, J. couple will go to California, where previously at a meeting of Catholic F. Onofrio, J. J. Pitt, E. E. Wat LOOP MARKET the bridegroom will report for duty army chaplains in London. son, R. E. Talcott, T. T. Steinhart, If you have a spare room, an apartment or a vacant house to rent, call PE. 2411, in the Santa Ana air base. S. Sgt. Son of Mr. and Mrs, Frank John Brady, Josephine Reischman, Eirtension 349. FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE Prior is here on an overseas fur­ Monahan of 3027 West 37th ave­ H. DeVries, John O’Brien^ H Free Parking With Purchase of 60c or More at 1429 Lawrence lough from England, where he had nue, Denver, the 36-year-old cap­ Ruwart, F. Barone, F. Lusci, W. YOUR VACANCY WILL BE GIVEN FREE LISTING BY been on combat duty. tain was assistant pastor of Holy Bennett, Rose Cinocco, John A. THE HOUSING DEPARTMENT Pfc. Joseph R. Goluski and Ei­ Ghost church in Denver before en­ JacksoHj J. Baimont, Fred E SOLES leen M. Sullivan, both of Dunkirk, tering the army in November, 1942 Maneth, Francis Tanko, M. Spara- OOIEDUTE SEBVICE N. Y., were united in marriage be He attended St. Thomas’ seminary. « fore the Rev, Edward Woeber Man’s. Wonan’s and Chlldran*a A brother, Capt. C. J. Monahan, BaU Solaa prior to a Nuptial Mass in St. is in the army engineers. All Work Gnarantaad Philomena’s church Wednesday, The 486th bombardier group LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP ■Nov. 15, at 9:30 o’clock. Cpl. Cyril which he serves is a unit of the French was the best man and Miss LOOP MARKET Eighth air force’s famed Third Mildred M. Crook was the brides­ Bombardment division, the division maid. The couple will reside in cited by the President for its epic Denver while the bridegroom is sta­ England-Africa shuttle bombing tioned in Lowry Field. of'the aircraft factories at Regens­ Mrs. Frank Alrigg has returned burg, Germany. from a visit in Alliance, Nebr. She FURNITURE LOANS was accompanied by Mr. Alrigg, SHERIFF’S SALE who is spending the Thanksgiving STATE OP COLORADO, I City and County of Denver,) If you are in need of ready cash, you tvill have no holiday w th his family. •e. trouble in arranging with us for an immediate In the District Court, within and for the City and County of Denver and Stata loan on your household goods. When an emerg­ of Colorado: ency arises where quick cash is necessary, call Margaret Mullane NO. A-3472S mVINQ LINDNER, PUintiff, on us. We also make loans of automobiles, first VI, or second mortgages on improved real estate in KIMBERLY MINING COMPANY, a Colo­ Wed to Sergeant rado Corporation, Defendant. Denver and, towns close by, and to salaried em­ By virtue of a writ of Execution and Fee BUI, issued out of the District Court ployes on their own signatures. On Nov, 13 St. Patrick’s church of City and County of Denver. State of Colorado, to me as Manosrer of Safety in San Francisco was the scene of and Excise and Ex-Officio Sheriff of the Open Monday Evenings Till 8 P. M. a pretty military wedding when City and County of Denver, directed in P^c. Margaret M. Mullane favor of Irvinz Lindner, against Kimberly Mining Company, a Colorado Corporation, USMCWR, daughter of Mr. and whereby I am commanded to nuke the Mrs. W. R. Mullane of Denver, be­ sum of One Thousand Five Hundred Twelve came the bride of Platoon Sgt. Leo and 14/100 (tl.612.I4) dollars dsmsgee, and the further cum of Fifteen and 40/100 M. Beluscak, USMC, of Cleveland, (tlS.40) dollars costs, I have levied upon 0., before a Nuptial Mass. Chap and taken in execution the following de­ JIM FURLONG lain P. J. Giegcrich officiated at the scribed personal property, and all the ceremony. Bouquets of white car­ right, title and interest of the said de­ fendant, Kimberly Mining Company, a 1735 Wellon SI. KEyslone 2224 nations and white chrysanthemums Colorado Corporation, in and to the fol­ were arranged on the altar. lowing described personsi property; Mis­ ^ 4 ^ cellaneous pipers and documents, includ­ n o u r i The bride, who was given In Open Daily 8:30 to 5:30— Saturdays to 1 P.M. ing miscellsneous mine mape and Tax mairiage by her father, wore her Certificate No. 2242 issued by the Treas­ white _ uniform and a , corsage urer of Summit County. State of Colorado, Our Branch Office at of white gardenias and pink roses, which I shall offer for sale at Public Auc­ tion on the 24th day of November, A. D. ^ ^ If you want your Christmas Packages delivered Pfc. Dorothy Murphy, USMC­ 1944, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. at FURLONG AUTO CO., ^U. 3345, 539 BROADWAY WR, o f Somerville, Mass., acted as the Sheriff's Office, Room 183, City and bridesmaid. She was dressed in County Building, in the City and County of Denver. State of Colorado, to the high­ before Christmas... piiiiiiiiinBiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiininiiniiiniiuiiiniiinnHiniiiininiiiyiuiiiiiiiiuniiiiiuiiiiiiiii^ her green and white uniform and est and beat bidder for cash, for the pur­ r r wore a corsage of yellow roses. pose of realising the amount so found due The biidegroom was attended by the plaintiff as aforesaid, with interest, _____ S ecsts, disbursementa and commUsion on Platoon Sgt, Patrick Timpone of said sale. SEND THEM BEFORE DECEMBER 1st Brooklyn, N. Y. ROBERT J. KIRSCHWING, Have the Kiddies^ Picture | The bride is a graduate of Holy Manager of Safety and Excise m and Ex-Officio Sheriff, City Family high school and before en* and County of Denver. tering the service was employed by By. Mountains of military mail and express M U S T be the Remington Arms plant. THOS. MANSLAND, Taken With Santa Clans I Under Sheriff. 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/(• Thursday, Nov. 23, 1944 Ofllce, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE Regis and St. Joseph’s Will Battle for Championship

Three Stalwart Linemen Who miX”“w ,r Cr'26,V'lbi"!Sl’. Clash Sunday in Catholic collcTC stadium Id help defeat the Begis Reds in the final and championship battle o f the Denver Cath­ Junior Football HHIUSEmEnTS— DiniHG olic High School Football league. Left to right the boya are Danny McNellia, right tackle; Rudy Cain, center; and Don Milner, offensive guard. These three lads, as well as at least two o f the Bulldog’s High Loop Is Homecoming backfield men, have a bright chance o f landing on the ail-Pamchial grid team when if it selected. Championsbip to RECRERTIOn 1111 i i M i Game for Bulldog Eleven THEATRE Be Played Here 1028 S. Gaylord PARK PE. I87T Mullen Mnslangs Will Play Holy Family Tigers The Colorado Junior Parochial THURS., FKI., BAT.—NOV. 2J. 24, » football championship game will JEAN ARTHUR in in Opening Till al 1 o’clock; Final Eneounlar be played in Denver Tuesday “ The Impatient Years” afternoon, Nov. 28, between the ALSO P Of Aflernoon Should Be BesI of Season Cathedral grade school team of ANN SAVAGE - INA HinTON in 450 “ EVER SINCE VENUS” Pueblo and the St. Clara home South Marion By P hil Hewitt team of Denver. The game will BUN.. MON., TUBS., WED., Enjoy Your Favorite NOV. 21, 2T, 2S, 21 The Denver Catholic High School Football league fans be played on the field at the side should be treated Sunday, Nov. 26, to one of the best games of Rocky Mountain lake in North WILLIAM BENODC In COCKTAIL in the history of the local parocTiial gridiron history, when Denver. “ THE HAIRY APE” In the unbeaten teams of St. Joseph’s and Regis high schools S t Clara’s won the Denver ALSO championship Tuesday afternoon, THE BEAUTIFUL tangle for the championship in the 3 o’clock offering in the EDWARD G. ROBINSON In Nov. 21, in a ^ m e at S t Clara’s “ MR. WINKLE GOES COCKTAIL LOUNGE .Regis college stadium. The entree orphanage against the Annuncia­ TO WAR” to the fpotball feast will be pro­ tion Junior Cardinals, 15 to 0. It • vided af 1 o’clock by the Mullen was the first time the Junior SUNDAY AND ALL BOLIDATS high school Mustangs and the Holy MATINEES • SATURDAY The Colonial Dining Room Cardinals had allowed an opponent AT 2 P.M. Family Tigers. CATHOLIC HIGH to cross their goal line. Featurea Fine Food Daily ■ . The opening game should be a The Annunciation boys pre­ ood one. Both the Tigers and viously had run up a total of 209 flustangs have played in hard luck STANDINGS joints to their opponents’ none. through the season, but are in fair The St. Clara boys got the jump THE DIPPER shape for Sunday’s tilt. The 3 Tuesday, however, and by the time DANCING EVERY NIGHT o’clock game, however, will be the TEAM— W. L. Pci. Pu. OP. the Cardinals got their feet on FEATURING ITALIAN SPAGHETTI GRANB CAFE piece de resistance. It will be the St. Joaeph’! ...... 6 0 1.000 147 26 the ground and started playing ball DINNERS AND GOOD DRINKS . . . Retit ...... 5 0 1.000 114 33 10601 E. COLFAX 431 17th St. MA. 6652 continuation of an ancient feud. St. Francii’------3Vi 2Vl .533 61 54 it was too late. The Northside JOE Di PAOLO. Owner (Betwsen GIsnsrm and Tremont) It will be the first time since the Annunc. hieh.... 2Vi 3 Vi .417 50 90 champions scored early in the (COACH, YOUNG AMERICAN days of Paul Vinnola at St. Jos­ Mullen hifn.... 2 3 .400 95 01 game and were satisfied from then LEAGUE) Open 11:00 A.M. TO 2:00 A.M. Holy Faun, hifb 1 4 .200 32 64 Closed Mondsys eph’s high that the Bulldogs have Cathedral hitii.. 0 6 .000 19 174 on to protect their lead. had an opportunity to down their LEADING SCORERS It was a pretty bitter pill for Serving the Finest ancient rivals. Player, Team Poa, TD. EP. TP. the Eastside lads, whose reputa­ Dufficy, Sl. J., pb..... __ 9 10 64 In addition to the classic on Burn!, Mullen, hb.._ - - 7 3 45 tion as the “ Baby Gashouse AMERICAN AND the gridiron, it will be the home­ Pleiler, St. J , fb..... __ 7 0 42 Gang” had been well established I “ Yoor coming game for the Bulldog Brown, Roflt« hb...... 4 1 25 week previous when they CHINESE FOODS graduates. The game will climax Garland. St. F„ hb...... 4 25 Hall. Holy F., hb...... 0 IS trounced the erstwhile unbeaten Friendly Luncheons and Dinner* a week of celebration also of the 16 P. Maret, Annunc., and...... 3 0 St. Philomena's Phillies, 33 to 0, VISIT OUR COCKTAIL LOUNGE golden jubilee anniversary of the Fitfatr* Mullen, tackle.... __ 3 0 IB in a game at Eighth avenue and Host” coming of the Redemptorist Fa­ vnUno, Refis, pb. SchultZg Regis, end... Columbine street. thers to St. Joseph’s parish, and DeLerenzo, Annunc., The “ Baby Gashouse Gang” fea DUKE’S many of the former priests of the Doyle, Regis, end...... tured a small but bigh-scorin( parish will be at the game. Welsb, Annunc., pb.... backfield, sparked by Al an; Nickless, Regis, Uekle. GRILL Bulldog’s Are Favored CoUUzi, Su J*g bb...... Rickey Mares and Conrad Maes. The Bulldogs have not beaten ‘•CHUCK’* Walsb, St. F., qb.... The hard-charging line was led HEFNER Regis' mighty Reds in league play Cretzer. St. J.« hb...... Dick Glivar, Tony Riedel, Ray Yannacito, Regis, fb....*—. 1620 since 1940, when Vinnola led his DePaemeiere, Mullen ...... Heronema, Bob Bowen, and Len teammates to victory. This year, Veraldi, Holy F., end...... I Grommet. The first string was E. 34th Ave. with the strength shown through forced to turn in "iron man”’ per­ the season, there is every prob­ Buddy Hoelsken, who got his first formances all season, as the club THURSDAY FRIDAY ability that they will repeat, and chance really to-display his wares Cathedral Coach Orders All Baskethall boasted only two substitutes. the Redemptorist parish is ex­ in last week’s game against the Much of the success o f the ITa Invite You to Fitit WSATUROAY/iff£ pected to turn out in full force for Holy Family Tigers. eleven was because of the loyal the show. The Bulldogs have an This final game finds the Bull­ and enthusiastic support of the exceptionally fine record. Credit dogs a bit short of their full nade school’s Pep clubr and cheer Ingram’s Cafe is due, not only to a fine group strength. The veteran guard, Joe Candidates to Join Intramural Squads leaders, who stole the spotlight EDDIE KEELER of young players who have worked Keelan, is out of the lineup with with their snappy uniforms anc Formsrly with Dick Jnrtons* Recording hard all year, but to the help and bad knee, and shifty Mario organized cheering at every con­ Orchtstra. His trumpet and ail-artist banl will appear rcmiarly. advice given the team by a pair Colaizzi will probably be benched Contrary to the procedure fol- tutes will play three of riie four erty, and Frank Roberts. Sopho­ test. The four cheer leaders were and Bar of fine coaches— the head coach, with a hip injury suffered in the iowed in former years the inter­ quarters. To be a substitute, there­ mores control the majority of play­ Betty Tanko, Dolores Johnson RALPH B. INGRAM. Prep. fore, will not hamper any boy ers. These are George Sweeney, Lt. Col. Howard (Bill) Reed, and fame against St. Francis’ Grem- class competition in basketball in Frances Cessar, and Jacqueline his able assistant, S. Sgt. Bruce from playing. Ray Hamilton, Jack Jepson, Bill Roach. For Belter Foods ins a few weeks back. • Center the Cathedral high school has been Allin^ham. Ted Abeyta has suffered a recur­ The Jays are divided into groups Watts, Everett Pond, Bob Elliott, The future will be bright in An started by Coach Sarge MacKenzie of six, according to ability, mstead Jack Martin, Ronald Harden. nunciation high school in a few This year’s efforts at St. Jos­ rence of an early-season back in­ and Drinks RIGHT l>l TOWN eph’s high school are the first in jury, and his brother, Richie before the regular season gets of the former plan of classroom Freshmen are Dick Pond, Dave years when these boys are wearinf versus classroom. Every team will OPEN ALL NIGHT Denver by Coach Reed, but not Abeyta, who played a great game under way. The reason, Sarge ex­ Besso, Bob Doyle, Steve Metros, the red and white of the Cardina 3 5 0 0 COLOi^ADO BLVO the first of which the Denver fans against the Tigers, is handicapped play a minimum of two games, and and Kay Jonson. teams. plains, is that it will get his can­ FOXIESOVATKMS have knowledge. Col. Reed has by a sore ankle. a consolation trophy will be given. “ This year’s basketball team,” 58 BROADWAY Mf{H2725 been turning out championship Regis also has had some trouble didates into better ehape for the There will be at least one full senior team, three or four junior Sarge asserts, “ will come out very teams in Northern Colorado for the past couple of weeks’ because opening of the Catholic high close to, if not on the top, for the JIM^HE De CREDICO many years, and it was only be­ groups, two or three sophomore Cathedral Group of injuries. Don Brown an,d Yan- school league schedule, and box­ boys will be in the best o f con­ Invites You to cause of his assignment in Den­ aggregations, and one freshman 1 nacito, backfield aces of Coach ing will not interfere as it did last dition because of intramural prac ver as head o f the Colorado selec­ Cobe Jones, have been laid up. squad. year. tice. A necessary qualification for Plans Fall Party FOOD for Thought tive service that St. Joseph’s was Both saw only brief action in the All Classes in Play winners is competitive spirit and I tiie dome fortunate enough to get bis help, Annunciation game last week, Every boy out for basketball Each class boasts a number of that is precisely what the boys on The annual fall games party, Our Menus are Supervised Among the shining stars de which the Reds won. They have must play in the intramurals, which good prospects. Outstanding sen­ this year’s squad will possess. The yeloped this year by Coaches Reed improved somewhat, however, and are scheduled to end before the iors are Walt Siegwarth and Ed 1944-45 basketball team, although sponsored by tAe Cathedral Altar We serve Fish everyday and Allingham are several, but may be able to go the route Sunday. Christmas holidays. A ft^ the b'oys Tynan. Juniors depend on Albert small and inexperienced, will place and Rosary society, will be held and a selection o f fish TAVERN Johnny Dufficy, hard-running ’ The Reds have won five league signed up, there were general Jepson, Bruce McLellan, Fred its hopes in alertness, aggressive dinners on Fridaya and FINE FOOD AND hack, probably is the stand out. practice sessions on game funda­ at the Catholic Charities annex, games and lost none, but they Mills, Kinny White, Jim Daugh­ ness, and hustle.” days o f abstinence. COCKTAIL LOUNGE Johnny is leading the league in dropped two practice games out­ mentals and shooting baskets. 1665 N ’ant street, Denver, Fri •Wa Cater to Fartlc*. scoring with 64 points to his side the league to Golden and Ft. “ Intramural competition prom­ day night, Dec. 1, at 8:15 o’clock. credit, and in Sunday’s game he Collins. The Bulldogs have not ises to be extremely keen, with Miss Barbara C. Bach, chair­ For Reservations Call has a good chance to top the lost a game, in or out of the membership on the Cathedral team man, and the Rev. Arthur J, Lucy, 17th AND league record Set in 1940 by its goal. A berth on the Bluejay SL Francis Cafe CLARKSON league. Only once were they held spiritual director, assisted by the CHerry9380 Vinnola. squad will be a great victory,” to a close score, against Lakewood, BOWLING president, Mrs. James M. Knight, 401 14th Sl 14(h at Tremont Otheri Close Behind which wound up 7-6. The Bull­ promises McKenzie. and by Mrs. A. E. Murchie and Eight Full Teams Close behind Dufficy in cross­ dogs’ record to date shows: Misses Clara Courtney, Anne Give the Family ing the pay stripe is Hal Pfeifer, 7— St. JoMph'* v(. Lakvwood.—„ — There are eight full teams with KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Reilly, S ...... 30 180.57 Limacher, and Helen Steffes, will a Treat! 34— St. Jowph’. v». Catbadral------0 five regular players and one sub­ Broan, N ...... a-______30 150.10 be happy to welcome all members one of the three leading scorers 13— St. Jostph's VI. Arvada-...... — 7 (Stuidinfs Nov. 16) Jesepb, C ...... 33 146.18 28— St. Jouph'a vi. Mullan...... A - 14 stitute on each. Captains must reg­ Debmer, G ...... and friends. , FOOD in the league, with 42 points to TEAMS W. L. Pet. ------33 147.61 Yours to Enjoy Th® Wholp his credit. Another bright spot 33— St. Joseph*! vi. Annunciation...... 6 ulate games so that the substi- Gairds ______21 12 .636 J. Miller, G ______33 146.85 Tickets have been mailed to all — ramllr WUl 20—^St. Joseph'! vs. St. Francis’...... 6 Dsputiss ______U 31 .636Johnson, W ...... 33 146.09 members of the society and to For added ploasurt, shurtaln at tha — Enjoy in the hard-hitting and flashy 33— St. Joseph’s vs. Fountain Valley.. 0 CIvilIo, GK ...... Wsrd«ns ...... ;...______IS 18 .848 21 144.71 Cuamopolltan — PIONEER DINING —a ft backfield of the Bulldogs is 32— St. Joseph’s vs. Holy Family---- 0 Trustoss ...... 17 16 .818 Haskell, T ...... 24 142.28 parishioners. A large attendance Phillies Wind Up Grand K n lfh ts______IB IS .485 Albus, S ...... 9 139.67 15 anticipated. ROOM... Saerotaries ...... 14 IS .424 Setaro, D ____ 33 139.64 Cash and turkeys will be COFFEE Price REPAIRING-RENTALS Navifatora ...... 14 19 .424 laalllo, N ...... ____ _ 33 138.09 SHOPPE . . . Ton Can Cbaneallort ...... 12 21MA A! Waxner, T ...... 30 136.80 awarded. Afford INDIVIDUALS Dryer, C ...... S3 138.67 BAMBOO ON ALL MAKES Football Season ROOM. Ree. DeUclona Gamat Av(. HIGH GAME Five Cathedral Grid All Ufakes Typew riter Service Kavaaaush, G ______33 189.70 TEAMS ommended tha “ AiairieiK Small, GK ...... 180.B8 33 1 Wardans ...... 911 CosmopoIiUn Schtrtr, W ...... SO 2 Guards .... . __ 90S ~ ChlBiit 43i lllh RTKEK7 BASNES BCHoni BLDG MAIN With 25 to D Win 179.40 to out.o{-town P. Warntr, S 33 173.21 3 Deputiss ______...» 903* Men to Enter Service — DINNERS H. Miller, C ___ « ______26 172A6 4 Graod Knlgbts ...... —...... __ 898* Iriendi. 8 Seerotarias ...... — 883 Mullan, D ...... 172.09 33 % Comulet^Kea. The St. Philomena Junior Paro­ LeBlanc, T ...... 24171.75 INDIVIDUALS Five raemben of the Cathedral Cosmopolitan Hotel sonablj Priced chial league team has finished Gushurat, T ...... —... 30 171.60 1 Piscatalla ...... __ 287* Bluejays football squad have Coursay, C ...... 170.27 33 2 Kavanaugb ______..... 245 J. B. HERNDON. JR.. Gan., Iter. Open Every Day what to them is a successful sea­ Nelson, CK ______33169.30 3 Small ...... _ 248 donned the high school moleskins 11 a.m, to C omi. Dillon, D ...... 169.09 33 4 Gusburat ______236 University Fiower Shop son. The Phillises beat St. John's, Piacatella, C ...... -t-______30 166.70 8 Alcom ...... __ 238 for the last time. Four o f them Your Purchase o f War Bond* For BeaerrettoM Raardon, W ...... I68J7 27 6 Parachitta ...... __ 238 HA. 9458 their traditional rivals, 25-0 with are swapping their grid togs for and Stamps Helps to Secure Your 2371 E. Evans SP. 9561 Rasmussen, N ______33166.64 HIGH SERIES 126<7I2 EAST OOLFAX a convincing display of power and Galer, W ...... 168.70 27 TEAMS the blue of the navy, and the fifth Future. cleverness in a game played Sun­ Perscbitle, D ...... 164.24 33 1 Wardana .-...... 2,571 will be decked out in the garb Kurtz, N ...... 30 160.40 2 Deputies ...... 2,559* SUNDAY DINNERS SERVED—4 P.M. TO 10 P.M. SPECIALIZES in All Floral Work day, Nov. 19, at Eighth avenue Swiaert, C ______27 157.18 3 Guards ...... 2,858 of the merchant marines. Becaius, N ...... 33 156J14 and Columbine, Denver. What was 4 Grand Kni(bta ...... 2,533* The five seniors who will de­ Corsages, Bouquets, Centerpieces, Wedding Mulllfan, GK ...... 33 158.91 8 Sacretaries ...... 2,493 part soon are Ralph Heber, Tommy expected to be a hard-fought en­ Mariacber, D ...... 33 1S4.73 INDIVIDUALS Decorations, Funeral Arrangements. counter proved a field day fpr the Sheeban, GK ...... 33 164.30 1 Small ...... Giblin, 637 Pat Colburn, and Walter 12- Simpson, T ______30 183J7 s o t -757 boys from St. Philomena’s, as they 2 Kavanaufb ...... Siegwarth, 632 all headed for the DINNER'S-Hvi-UF Duweas s-30-i Alcorn, S ...... 27 153.30 3 Piscatelia ...... navy; 823 and Ed Baker, who will do grabbed an early lead by pushing NIcodemus, W ...... 33 182.67 4 Dillon ...... 606 over two touchdowns in the open­ Dsmoret, S ... 33 1S2.SS his bit with the merchant sailors Plants and Cut Flowers ing period. Grade. G ___ 33 182.39 *Same series. of Uncle Sam’s fleet. ff e Telegraph Flowers Everywhere Outstanding for the Phillies was O C T O N f e young Jim Ryan, who scored two RUIAURANT ITALIAN touchdowns. Ryan lias been the CATHOLIC HIGH BASKETBALL RACE SHOULO star in all the games won by Fa­ AliASioDKuaff7tm(}wgAncimoKwZimiiM>\bnIkiaBS' ther Paul Reed’s boys. The third St. Philomena touchdown was PROVlOE CLASSY HAROWOOO COMPETITION chalked up by Jack Harrington, SKIERS HEADQUARTERS who also played a stellar game Distinctive for AT rOUR SERVICE during the victorious afternoon. The approaching baaketball sea­ Garland, and should be able to new year shall start o ff with The last marker came as a result “ Mickey” O’Donoghtie and “ Charlie” Young son holds every promise of provid­ build a capable Bupporting cast for good season in basketball. The FINE FOODS of a pass interception and beau ing one of the most keenly con­ tiful run by Joe Brunger. As a tested campaigns in the history him from the material on hand. Cathedral boys will be young, • COCKTAIL LOUNGE • COOK result of this play St. Philomena’s of the Catholic high school league, Mullen high, untouched-fay gradua­ largely sophomores Euid juniors, Special Luncheons and Dinners Donwr'o Only Authonsod SPALDING DEALER lads easily, scored from the ^ o - according to Coach Sarge Mac­ tion, will have a veteran team but most of them have had some 160B Gienarm KE. 8888 yard line. The team functfoned To Avoid WaiUns Rctarvt Tablaa in Advanca Kenzie as quoted in the Cathedral which has grown in stature since playing experience. A good nu­ THE WEST’S GREATEST SPORTING GOODS STORE smoothly behind a hard-charging Hi-Pal. last season and which promises to cleus is on hand, chiefly composed BOGGIO’S ROTISSERIE Parochial I.«ague Headquarters line led by Center Leo McLellan. Father Reed wag fortunate in The year 1945 should open with be among the smoothest in the of those who carried Cathedral’s Tremont at Broadway KE. 9618 securing the services of Lt. Rich­ the athletes of the league treat­ league. A greatly improved team will carry Annunciation high colors in the elosing contests of W W W W WWWSS^WW W W ard Smith of Lowry Field, Den­ ing their followers and the fans to FIRST NATURAL COLOR STUDIO IN DENVER ver, for the coaching job this year. school’s challenge onto the hard­ last year’s season. la addition to Lt. Smith, who played fpr the sqven weeks of the classiest hard­ wood, with Feeley, Welsh, Mares, approximately 14 holdovers from TOM FLAHERTY’S < Technicolor Portraits Retaining All the Delicate Flesh Tones Springfield, Mass., YMCA college wood competition among the Colo­ Cominello, and Appuglise teaming last year’s freshman, sophomore, up to form a great scoring com­ and later coached in Middlebury, rado prepsters. Every team in the and second varsity squads, several . WELTON BUFFET I Originators of Wedding Story Albums Vt., offered to “ give the boys a bination. league will enter the lists with players who were unable to com­ ' 1643Welton ^ few pointers” while watching them high hopes and each will be a Regis Has Power A Charming Pictorial Record and a Gift That Will Be pete last year by reason of illness practice one day in September. formidable contender. The Reds, backed by unlimited “ STOP AT THE SIGN OF THE HARP.” i Treasured Always His “ few pointers” turned into a or injury, will be fighting for a St. Joaeph’f Bulldogs resources of man power, should be regular thing, and enabled the St, berth on the squad. Also available We are Specialists in PHOTOGRAPHING HORSES Philomena boys to finish in The Bulldogs will have a top- difficult opponents for any team, AND DOGS at Your Home, Ranch or Stables. will be a number of new men who second place in the league stand notch entry in the team built but from the high calibre of the should be a day of rest for mother too, so ings. have entered school as freshmen This Class of Photography Has No Equal around Dufficy, Piefer, and Cret- contenders, it would appear that bring the whole family to tha EMelweias for About 500 spectators— mothers or as transfer students. A record sunonv Sunday Dinner. zer. The Holy Family team will be several figure to take the measure and fathers, brothers and sisters, turnout is virtually assured, and schoolmates and friends, sisters I>i8> aggressive, and possessed of of the Reds, and all have an equal one fact stands out u a result— RALPH MORGAIV and priests— lined the field at n eat drive under the baskets. break with them. Cathedral’s 1946 basketball team MASTER OF PHOTOGRAPHY Sunday’s game. The girls of the Hallinan, Hall, and Saindon will The Bluejay 1946 basketeen will be chosen from among the sur­ 25 Years o f Experience two schools formed the only or­ probably be the boys who will will be gunning for big game ii! A^EDELW EISl ganized cheering sections, com­ carry the load for the Tigers. every contest. The Bluejays, after vivors of one o f thp most highly plete with streamers and pompqms 1634 Court Place Phone KE. 2527 The Gremlins of St Francis’ will a rough_ voyage - _ through _ the .year competitive races for team posi- 1644 GLENARM Open 11 a.m. 'til 3 a.m. {m the traditional school colors. have a great scoring threat in Bob of 1944. are determined that the tions in the history of the school. PAGE TEN Office, 988 Baniiock Streel THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 Thursday, Nov. 23, 1944

Eyesight Changes [ Two Deaths Are Included in News About T With increasing age the probability of defective vision in­ BARGAIIVS creases. If a person is to have good eyesight for life, it must Service Men From Denver Archdiocese be cared for and protected at all times. Even normal vision HIGI III SP[[CI IN should receive the benefits of professional eyecare. It" is therefore, advisable to have your eyes examined each year. (Continued From Page One) he will complete, four years of infantry, engineer section, is at serve in May, 1943. He has been army service in January, 1945. present in CampvButner, N. Car., FINE overseas since May. Parents to Get Award awaiting his overseas orders. Both Mrs, Anna Esquibel of 2843 are graduates of the Colorado Blake street, Denver, was notified For Dead Soldier School of Mines, Golden. FOODS SWIGERT BROS. that her son, T/5 Leo Esquibel, A Requiem High Anniversapf Miss Lesage attended Engle­ was wounded in the European war Mass wiill be sung this. Sunday in wood schools and a local college Better yUion Optoinetrists Good Sarviee (St. Francit de Salea* Pariah, DenTSr) theater. St. C a j e t a n’s for two years before beginning at for Every Age At Right Price* One first place’ and -two third Made 120 Mitiiont church, Denver, her studies at Loretto Heights, 1550 California KEyttona 7651 places were awarded students of After making 120 missions over at 10:30 o’clock r ■■ St, Francis de Sales’ high school enemy territory from bases in Eng­ for Philip Ulys­ SAFEWAY CLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED at the Longmont high school land and France, Capt John W. ses B enavides, speech conference Saturday, Nov, Schmidt, Jr,, son of Mr. and Mrs. U. S. m arine 18. The tournament was the first John W. Schmidt of 3438 Federal corps, who lost CANNED FOODS for any of the students. boulevard, Denver, is now an in­ COFFEE Alberta Carvalho, senior, placed his life in the Another Xmas Gift structor for advanced flyers of pur AIRWAY. 9 1 ^ Mushrooms Stem*, d oz. can. * 34c first in poetry' reading. She was battle for Tar­ Problem Solved suit ships in Page Field, Fla. His awa Nov. 27, 1 lb. bag______d ilC Briargate. Cut Green awarded an oak gavel. She re­ assignment came after a leave NOB HILL. 9 C Beans Na 2 can ___ _ ..17c REQUIESCANT 1943. The Pur­ EZE-MOP & CONE ceived superior rating in each of spent with his parents here late in 1 lb. bag______diOC P nrw t Nation'* Pride the three rounds in her division. September to Oct. 23 this fall. ple Heart medal EDWARDS. OQ VeQrn w. K. G. B., 12 ounces__ J 4 c WRINGER Jack Brockman, junior, won will be awarded 1 lb. gli...... G u C IN PACE The 21-ycar-old captain enlisted third place in declamation, with his parents, Mr. EDWARDS, e 7 Corn Will Keep Her Hands in the air force in February, 1942. G. B.e No, 2 can _14c three superior marks. Andy Leon­ p. u. BenavUe* ' and Mrs. Bennie 2 lb. gis...... 3 1 c Out of Dirty Mop He received his traiining in Santa P 6 3 S '^^"****' Garden EMMA BARTLE, 3620 WillUmi: ard, junior, won third in im­ Benavides, by representatives of HILLS BROS. 9 9 Water Forever Ana and Eagle Field, Calif., and No. 2 can -14c dsushter of H>ry Bartle: sister of Hery promptu speaking with two su­ the marine corps following the 1 lb. Eli...... OOC • No Scratching Diehl of Boise, Ids.; Kate Bertie of TOLGER'S 9 9 perior marks and one excellent. Mass. Spinach No. 2*m can . Denver, Jim Bsrtle of Boulder, and Tom 1 lb. gli______o O C -18c # No Splashing Bartle of Inxelwood, Calif. Requiem Other entries and their rating: A unit citation fropi Gen. 9 Saves Labor Mass in Annunciation church Nov. 22. Poetry reading — Catherine Charles de Gaulle, which included Carrots No. 303 gl«.‘ ..... 12c 9 Saves Time Interment Mt. pIlveL W, F. Horan ft Haney, two superior and one good; Son service. the French Croix de Guerre with TEA ALBERT FRIEDMANN, 430 Fillmore Marilyn Phelan, two superior and aim, was awarded a B-26 Beets No. 303 gls. 13c GET HER’S street;' husband of Maggie Friedmann. one excellent. CANTERBURY, larauder group, the oldest me­ 14 lb. pkg.— NOW! Requiem Mats Nov. 21 in St. John's Radio speaking— Patricia Al­ dium bomber outfit in the Medi­ Pumpkin „„ church. Interment Mt. Olivet. LIPTON'S, 13c FREE FRANK FINTZ, 624 E. 60th avenue, corn, two excellent, one m od; Jack terranean area, and the first AAF DELIVERY 14 lb. pkg....„ father of Frank Fintz, Jr.; father-in-law Brockman, two excellent, one unit to be decorated by both the Apricots gls., 60 points A ...... 27c of Agnes Fintz. Requiem Mass Nov. 21 good; Catherine Haney, two su Whole Unreeled GR. 0431 in the Holy Rosary church. Interment American and French govern­ Ht. Olivet. Boulevard service, perior, one excellent. ments. CLEMENCE HALEY, late of 1124 Oratorical declamation— Helen Among th e /il Denver men of Helen M. Lesage Peaches 2’ <3 can, 80 points & . 23c EZE-M OP & California street. Wife of Sidney Haley; Leonard, two excellent, one su­ the group is Sgt. Ralph C. Rinne, Sundown KadoU. No. mother of Mrs. F. Uelzer, Mrs. J. perior; Betty Dillow, two excel- 30, of St. James’ parish. Sgt. She is the daughter of Mr. and Figs 300 can, 40 points A ...... 14c D'Andrae, and-G. Faux. Requiem Mass Mrs. Ernest Lesage of St. Louis’ GONE-WRINGER CD. in St. Elizabeth’s church Nov. 22. In­ Icent, one superior. Rinne entered the army in March, terment ML OliveL Theodore Hackethal Dramatic declamation — Marie 1942, and was stationed in Shep- parish, Englewood. Miscellaneous service. Dowd, two excellent, one superior; nard Field. Tex.; Lowry Field, Back in Denver after two and a CARMEN PACHECO, 2108 Urimer half years’ overseas service in D 2a_ Craeken street. Wife of J. A. Pieheco: mother Patricia O'Neill, two excellent, one Denver, where he received his n i l Z 1 lb. box ______-24c of Ent. Arthur, FeuI, Rebecca, S. 2/c superior; Dolores Falk, two good, training in armaments; and in Italy, Africa, England, and Ire­ Manuel Luis, and Patricia Pacheco, and one superior. Baton Rouge, La., his last station land is Cpl. Harry J. Ferri, son Salad Wafers 34c THEODORE Mrs. Ray Maes. R^uiem Hast in St. Humorous declamation— Mary of Mrs. Marian F.erri of 4995 Caie'tan's church Friday. Nov, 24. In­ before feeing overseas. He has Meade street, Denyer. Premium terment will be in ML Olivet. App, one good, two excellent; been in North Africa, Sardinia, Crackers 2 lb. box - ...... - ...... 34c HELEN PICCOLI, late of Durango, Helen Poole, two good, one excel­ and Corsica in his'28 months on Cpl. Ferri, who. was in the Old Engliah formerly of 2564 W. 32nd avenue; wife lent. active duty. reconnaissance branch of the First Large E: of Anthony Piccoli, mother of Mary Dozen i Mince Meat Prepared, lb. 17c HACKETHALi Eileen Piccoli; daughter of Mrs. Anna Impromptu— Ann Mahoney, two Hero It Mitting in Action armored division, attended Holy K. Chase end sister of Vincent J. Chase- Medium R a i s i n s see^ in thu re;don. t the Benedictine convent in Yankton. was stationed in Lowry, was sent service unit with the engineers, ISO Speer BWd., Oppoiite Sunken The sisters and students in St. S. Dak., and Sister Scholastica, a Sistet overseas last April and was killed he is resigned to clearing road Garden*. CHenr 4728 of Mercy, who taught in St. Joseph’s Francis’ were honored the past obstacles, vihich he considers al­ high school, Denver, several years before week by a visit from Mother Mary in May. He and Mrs. Carroccia, being stationed in San Luis; and three who now lives with her parents, most, but not quite, as effective Killian and Mother Mary Eileen as “ real shooting.” Our COAL PAYMENT Plan sons, Francis C- Chicago; J. J.. Grand from the mother-house of the Sis­ Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Smart, were Forks, N. Dak.; and H. L. Sullivan. married in February. Pvt. Navarez’ wife, Simona, ters of St Joseph, St. Louis. lives at 1032 10th street. Nothing Down — $5.00 per Month ALTAR BREADS RAY DONAHOE James Hynes Visits 3 Son* Serving Abroad Requiem Mass for Ray Donthoe, 1624 Pvt. James Hypes, son of Mr. Three sons of Mr. and Mrs. Yon MUST Store Coal Now! SEWING Grant street. Denver insurance agent, and Mrs. Bernard Hynes, is home Lorenzo D Amato of Assumption Little GfrU* Dre«se*» Embroldcrr* was sung Nov, 17 in the St, Augustin on a furlough from Camp Stewart, Honovraminia Ete. church, Des Moines, la. Burial took parish, Welby, are in battle areas TOYS KE. 0121 place in Des Moines. Mr. Donthoe, who Ga. He has been assigned to an overseas. Joseph, 29, a technician RUGBY DUAL GO. 1144 5th St. THE SISTERS OF THE was 62, died in Denver of a heart attack. anti-aircraft battery. Pvt. Hynes fifth grade, is with the Persian He was a member of the Cathedral par­ was graduated in 1944. He was BEST GRADES LIGNITE AND ROUTT COUNTY COAL GOOD SHEPHERD ish. Olinger service. Gulf Command in Iran. He left active in all sports in hsi high the U. S. in December, 1942. His TELEPHONE PEARL 2401 school days, and was Fransalian in WILLIAM H. TER HAR wife is the former Margaret William H. Ter Har, 79, of 1082 S. his senior year. McGinn of Greeley. University boulevard, was buried from Of interest to the parishioners St, Vincent de Paul's church Nov. 18. Pfc. James V. D’Amato, 26, has ; CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING J He had lived in Denver 48 years. In is the news of the marriage of seen heavy fighting in the South­ BIRDS­ his long career In the metal business T. Sgt. Rodney G. Brown and Lou west Pacific islands for more than he cast many of the bronze iigores that dean Brackin of Hartford, Ala. a year. His infantry division won aund in the civic center, state office The wedding took place at 4 p.m. Classified Ads EYE building, and City park. He cast the the Presidential Unit citation. Re­ silver bell that was presented by Denver Sunday, Nov. 5, in the post chapel siding on the West coast with her CpI. Thoms* Mslone ^ It will pay you to read ALL of the following adTertiaements. ^ FROZEN to the navy to be placed on the cruiser of Camp Rucker, Ala. The bride­ mother, the former Irene Correll, named for this city. He was born in groom IS the son of Mr. and Mrs. is a 14-month-old daughter, Byllie of this year. He is Cpl. Thomas Vincennes, tnd., and married Elizabeth Malone, son of Mr. and Mrs. FOODS Kocher in Washington, Ind. They cele­ L. A. Brown. Mrs. Brown and Vinceanna, whom the father has PHOTOGRAPHS MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES brated their golden wedding in 1941. her sister, Miss Ima Grant, went never seen. James Malone of the Annunciation parish, Denver, and a 1937 grad­ GAMES—PUlL t o y s Anderson pholoa. 1206 I5th Ft at Law BEAUTIF'UL white porcelain Coal Range, With hia wife, three of their five children to Alabama for the wedding. DOLLS — DESKS Groceries - Meats - Bakery survive; Margaret J„ Merle E„ and Pvt Dominic D’Amato, 31, went uate of the Annunciation high rente. MAin 1378. Free news cuts. Oil Circulator and Eladio. Saerifica. 716 William A. Ter Har: three granddaugh­ The League of the Sacred Heart TINKERTOYS—LETTERBLOX Santa Fe. overseas in November, 1943, and school. ' BLACKBOARDS ters, Betty Ann. Agnes Marie, and Bar­ has announced the following ap­ is with the signal corps in the STUFFED ANIMALS — WAGONS FURNITURE M U R R A Y ’S bara Jean Ter Har; and two grandsons, pointments: Care of candelabra— Malone, who is 27, will mark his HEARING AIDS William A. Ter Har. serving with the U. Netherlands East Indies. TABLE *nd CHAIR SETS. Beautiful bedroom, llvingroom and break- Pounded bj M. T. Mnrrar—1882 Nov. 20, Mrs. J. O’Keefe; Nov. 27 fourth year of army life on Jan. MODEL KITS—Plane*, Ship*. Persons Hard of Hearing, come In for S. navy in the South Pacific, and Jack For “ heroic achievement in ac­ 16, 1946, and Dec. 24 of this year faat set: aaeririee. 73d Sanu Fe. Phone GR. 1613-14-15 Ter Har. all of Denver. Burial took place Mrs. L. Yeager; Nov. 30, Mrs. A Jeep*. Ack-Ack Gun*. Ete. iemonstration of Zenith EUdionic Hearing in Mt. Olivet, with Olinger mortuary in tion’’ Victor J. Beneventi, techni is the. day on which, three years PRINTING Aid. 8d0. complete, terms. Lemoine Musis West 32nd ft Julian Magers and Mrs. M. Brockish; LIONEL SERSTCE Co.. 622 I5th St charge. Dec. 4, Mrs. M. Boss and Mrs cian fourth grade, son of Mrs. ago, he left for overseas duty. and REF.UB STATION V. D. Beneventi of 5055 W. 10th WE SPEOIALIZE in buainesa earda, letter A. Magers; Dec. 11, Mrs. Leo Stationed for ten months in Pan­ heads, form* and blanks of all kiiWi MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 40 GRANDCHILDREN SURVIVE avenue, was recently awarded the Wedding announcements. Rodger* Print­ Wenzinger and Mrs. J. O’Keefe; ama, Malone went from there to Reconditioned pianos, players, grands, Mr$. Catherine E. Zink. amoDK whose Bronze Star medal, according to a ing Co., 611 Idth Street. Furvtvors are 40 grandchildren and three and Dec. 18, Mrs. E. McKay. New Guinea, and in the’ fighting organs Miller ment banner was won for the Phone SPruce 0588 700 So. Pearl MDEH: service. award, Beneventi also has the division of the marines. She ex­ "SINCE Mid" JAMES HUTCHISON D. P. Foley Stove third consecutive month by troop Combat Infantry medal and the pects her orders to report for duty “THERE’S NO FUEL LIKE AN 126 for the South district. This WANTED TO BUY and Heating Parts saqs— Purple Heart. A former student about the 1st of December, when OLD FUEL” 1508 Arapahoe CH. 4577 Sodality Plans to Buy troop leads the city in the con­ of St Joseph’s high school, Den­ she will leave for her tr^ning in WILL PAY CASH for 5 rooma of furi- WRITE FOR PRICES! ‘T here is strength to memory. test on advancement to end ver, and of Presentation parish, Camp Lejeune, N. Car. 3260 Downing TA. 2815 turt, piano and tewing machine. KE. 89dd. Dec. 31. W hen you are tired trying to Altar Flowors Dae. 8 Two brothers of Miss Lesage Edward Bowling passed his ten­ Naval Mothers Will are in the service. Lt. William, 1 AM GOING THE BALDWIN make things go your way, stop derfoot tests. Billie Joe O’Neill, who has been in the army three YESI TO TRY, ril Pay the Limit At the monthly sodality meet­ Tommy Hannigan, Merlyn Sheets, PIANO CO. years, left for an undisclosed for furniture, rugs, pianoe, radios, and think of someone close ing of the Cathedral senior sodal- and Charles Haszier were awarded Hold Gaines Party overseas assignment in August. RAND’S Millinery iieatert, sewiiur maebinet, typewriters, A. A. D'AMICO. JR., Mgr. and think - “What would he second class rank. Earl Reum ad­ itj’, Denver, the prls decided to Robert, a private first class in the FOR AIY NEXT HAT cash regiatbra, safes, ete. Any item, 1623 CALIFORNIA ST. attend Mass and receive Com­ vanced to star rank. Handicraft or she do?' Just keep on merit badge was passed by Har­ The Mothers’ club of the All Comer 15lh at Stout any condition. OExter 1219 or KE. 6655, MA. 2285 munion at 7 o’clock Dec. 8. A col­ 820 15th St. thinking . . . and you'll get lection was taken for flowers for old Pelham, Vernon Wolcott, Naval Recreation center will hold COAL the altar on this special day. Robert Brockish, and E, T. Dubois; a games party Tuesday, Nov. 28, your answer." safety by Robert Brockish and Store it now— B« prepared for The Rev, Frederick McCallin, at 8:30 p.m. in the center, 1810 possible fuel shortage. WHERE ELSE CAN YOU BUY THESE Richard Ott; personal health by Welton street, Denver. .Proceeds It is well for us to do things moderator, gave a short talk on Charles Mulqueen and Edward ALL POPULAR GRADES — ALSO Miles - Dryer - Asller PREMIUM COALS? will be used to pack 100 Christmas STOKER COALS which kelp us remember, jthe Blessed Virgin Mary. This Frain; rabbit raising by Alfred boxes for convalescent service men CRESTED DIJTTE ' was followed by a brief discussion, Dunst and Edward Frain; stamp in the Glenwood Springs hospital Prinfing Go. tollecting by Richard Ott; music R aj Coal Co. Colorado’s Outstanding Coal Jed by Edna Marie O’Malley, by William Miller; first aid by PE. 4604 1165 So. Penn. Programs and Circulars JACQUES BROTHERS i Eucharistic chairman, on the ra­ ris, James Harris, Harold Pelham ROCKVALE-KEDLER Charles Mulqueen; cooking by Tickets for cial problem. Greorge Brennan; cooking and Alfred Dunst, Robert Brockish Quality At Its Best Bazaars and Carnivals I The girls volunteered to attend physical development by Robert Richard Ott, Billie Joe O’Neill, and UNITED FUEL - 1729 GALIFORNIA Since 1902 I a series of Masses for the special De Long; and personal health by Charles Haszier, and the scout­ Call a Quickly Produced Earl Reum. master. i intention of the Holy Father. Reasonably Priced KE. 6391 These Masses will be said before The following scouts passed Word received from Lt. Richard 28E . 6thAve. T.Abor 646« Hannigan, former assistant scout- ZONE CAB UNION LABEL IF DESIRED Dec. 13. Plans for the Christmas their 14-mile hike to Prairie Dag MAin 7171 meeting were discussed, and the Village camp last Sunday: Merlyn njaster, now on the German battle- 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. SELECT A CEMETERY LOT meeting closed with the girls Sheets, Charles Mulqueen, Kenny front, says he has received the Prompt, Coartwo* Stnrie* Harmon, Edward Frain, Bernard Air medal and two Oak Leaf clus­ CHEAPER RATES KEystone 63't8 BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY and a family MpNUMF.NT singing sodality h^mns and old Irish songs...... - .Jacques, Edward Day, Phillip Har- ters. CLEAN NSW CABS Thursday, Noy. 23, 1944 Office, 938 BannocK^ Stree! THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 4208 PAGE ELEVEN I The Denver Catholic Register Registorials Prenident______Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Editor______- Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith. Ph.D., LL..O., Jour.D Managing Editor...... :...... Hubert A. Smith. Jour.D siderations. The late Dr, Alexis his plane tom off by a coUition Associate Editors— M. F. Everett. Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan. U. S. government programs. Do- Fanatical Amendments spite their great cost, however, they Carrel, in his book, Man ihe Vn- with a tree in France. Six o f the J.C.D. Lltt.D.; Rev. John Cavanagh, M.A.. Litt.D.; Rev. Edward A 'The recent eleclioni resulted in represent considerably let*, so far, known, dwelt upon the fact that planes with which he returned to Breen. M.A.. Litt.D.; Rev. Francis Syrianey. M.A.; Leonard Tangney. the passage o f amendments to the than the nation would spend in a the human organism is at its best his base were good only for scrap. A.B., JoUr. D.: Phd Hewitt; Mary Eisenman, A.B.; Linns Riordan, slate conslitutionji o f Arkansas and month o f war. If desert* are turned when faced with a certain amount They never flew again. “ Someone Florida to void all closed shop con­ o f adversity. Tliia fart is practically was prayjng for me,'* he explained A.B., Litt.M.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A.; Rev. John Ebel, M.A. into fertile farms, the government tracts and to provide that the right ran get back its investment in irri­ an axiom among spiritual writers, simply. Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. to work shall not depend on mem­ gation. who say that suffering and other Another youth who used to b e ! bership in a labor organiealion. The only argument against an forms o f misfortune must be ac­ a “ regular customer'* at the local > Although the consliliilionalitr o f extension o f irrigation is that farm cepted as one' step toward the USO-N(XS club came bark to Den­ Published Weekly by the measures is dubious, particu­ produce may become loo common. higher spiritual life. It is seen in ver the other day, on a 30-day fur- the commonest human endeavor; Jough from his base somewhere in THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) larly in view o f the U. S. supreme This contention i* not provable. court's upholding of the Wagner Tlie thing we need to fear most in for example, an athlete must un- Europe. He was a waist gunner 938 Bannock Street, 1 art. which these slate amendments our system o f capitalism is unem­ deiqco long and arduous training in a B-17 bomber. On the third obliquely outlaw, the passage o f ployment. Tlie demand for food before he reaches a high level of mission o f his crew against Ger­ Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 the legislation shows a trend that cannot be fully met when, in limes performance, . man positions in Southeast Europe is almost certain to be strong after like the present, people have jobs In many ways the United States the motors o f the plane failed and the war. and enough money to buy what before this war had fallen into the crew jumped. The ex-Denver Subscription: ?1 per year. lad landed near a woods. Discard­ California also had such an they need. soft and even decadent ways. To ing his parachute, he entered the amendment before it, but the Stale Post-war planning ought to - in­ revert to surh a mode o f life, per­ thicket to hide. I>ate that night Thursday, Nov. 23, 1944 ('Jiamber o f Commerce was among clude new irrigation on a vast haps even to intensify the search he came upon a road blockade and the forces that helped to defeat it. scale. 'This is one form o f piinlic for the easy way, could well be a decided to skirt it. Shortly aft­ A statement made before the elec­ debt we can well afford to under­ national disaster. erward he was looking into the tion in a New York review that the take. We would like to see enor­ OFFICIAL) ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER , piuzzle o f a gun, ia the hands o f National .Association o f Manufac- mous new projects, with the af­ Death Flew Too The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval fected land held chiefly for family- )!n individual who spoke an un­ lurers favored the amendments in Close to Them known language. “ I never was We confirm it as the o^icial publication of the Archdiocese. What­ ihe several stales was denied by size farms, and with plenty o f immigration permitted if this were (By Rev. W. J.. Canavan) nearer death than at that moment,’* ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or ■ (hat body. found necessary to man the farms. Young men with the eye* o f he (aids “ not even when the flak those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. Tiie fact that the amendments Wo hope The Register will be read in'every home of the Our immigration problems o f the those who have seen too much o f from Jerry anti-aircraft batteries were put on the ballot in three was making a sieve o f our plane.**. |i Archdiocese. past came almost entirely from the Iffe are coming home every day slates shows that some national or­ fart that there was no effort to now from the battlefields o f Fortunately the man behind the We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in ganization was back o f the move­ % the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register, put the newcomer* where they Europe and the Orient. TTiey wear gun was a member o f a guerrilla ment. A similar movement was would do ihe most good. The pres­ campaign medals, combat stars. force fighting the Nazis. The Amer­ + URBAN J. VEHR, widespread after ihe First World ent restrictions against immigration Presidential citation awaiyis, occa­ ican youth finally got bark to his Jan. 29. 1942. Archbishop of Denver. war. were based, in no small degree, on sionally the Purple Heart. One can base. “ There are no atheists in the Unionism, as now set up, would racial and religious bigotry. We identify them immediately in a sky when flak begins to blossom i be difficult to operate without the can make real .Amerirans of crowd o f other soldiers, for they around you,'* he said. “ I shall al- closed shop. The writer believes newcomers if they are properly seem out o f place, certainly quieter way* remember seeing a Jewish boyi:-;; that both capital and labor need handled. and more mature. pray before we bailed out o f ihel;:;: Savings Account PRESENTATION PTA TO HOLD to curb extremists in their ranks, Not enough attention is being They tell almost incredible bomber. He had visions o f lhe||:-: but he holds for unionism and for given to po.«t-war planning. Tlie stories. TItis writer had the op­ li-ealroent he wonid get if he was ail the means necessary to attain its situation will not automatically portunity o f talking to three o f canght Hy the Nazis.*’ Save regularly through a savings account in CARD PARTY NEXT THURSDAY just ends. care for itself. W’e shall not have them within the past week. ()ne The third youth bark from the this bank where all deposits are insured by long depressions if we lay plans was a major in the air forces, the baltlefronis was a member, of a the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation with $5,000 maximum insurance for each society wishes to thank the com' for huge public works that will leader o f a combat crew that had bombing rrew that flew 30 missions (Presentation Parish, Denver) depositor! mittee in charge of the turkey Morie Irrigation eventually pay for t|ginselves and the job o f strafing Orm an posi- over Nazi-held Europe. He was The PTA will sponsor a card a nose gunner. His plane suffered party Thursday, Nov. 30, at 8 p.m. party last week and all the friends Anybody who ha* traveled over will give people a peimanent op­ lioiu in France during the invasion. of the parish who helped to make the West know* that the future o f portunity to make a living. His squadron flew at tree-top level. only minor damages until it wasi:;:; in Redman’s hall, W. Seventh and ranght in the anii-airrraft fire of Knox court. There will be prizes the party the largest in the history this *eclion o f the world i* depend­ Colorado is big enough to handle The major had part o f the wing of of the parish. A nice sum was ent on irrigation, the watering of 30 times the population it now ha* the British who were firing on Cer- for each table and a special prize. man plane* that accompanied the.:;:- Everyone .is cordially invited to realized for the building fund. the land by artificial mean* to pro­ without crowding.— Monsignor Safety Deposit Box duce more crop*. If one travel* American in from a bombing raidj;.:. attend. Admission is 35 cents. The children of the parish will Matthew Smith. receive Holy Communion Sunday. by automobile between Denver and one night. “ We came in from overi;:;: The membership drive ended Place your war bonds, abstracts of title, mili­ A “ Secret Pal’’ party will be ihe Pacific coa*t, one will be con­ Post-War Soft Era St Patricks to Berlin with one hole in the plane," j | : j ; tary records and other valuables in a safety last week with 205 members, more given by the Needlework club at stantly (truck by the- number and he said. “ .After the Tommie* gol|:;:; than fOO per cent of both fathers deposit box, available at a small annual the home of Mrs. R. L. Newcomb, vastness o f the de*erl valley*. De­ May Be Dangerous through shooting we had more rental, plus tax. and mothers. The seventh and than 100 good sized gaps. Those I 204 S. Irving, Dec. 7. spite all that ha* been done in the (By Millard F. Everett) eighth grades and the third and way o f irrigation— more than 20,- 'There is a fairly general atti lads can really shoot. Fortunately fourth grades tied for first place The Tamburella twins, John and Have Tim-Nite’ no one was injur«d.** Joseph, enjoyed a furlough in the 000,000 acres in California, Colo­ tude o f expecting, or at least wish­ in bringing the moat members. A rado, Idaho, Montana, Utah, and ing for, an era o f easy living after The nose gunner look sick be­ treat will be given them this week. home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Tamburello. Wyoming— the possibilities have this war. National magazines carry (St. Patrick's Parish, Denver) fore hi* original crew had com­ Mary Lou Armstrong won the just been scratched. articles weekly about the marvelous St. Patrick’s choir will sponsor pleted their required number o f FHA Title one Loan girl’s prize and Frank Mylet won The seventh and eighth grade new products that will be available its first “ Fun-Nite’’ on Dec. 5 in missions. They flew without him the boy’a prize. pupils sent cookies to the USO- For by far the largest part, the Western irrigation projects are Advertisements also stress this the auditorium of the school at 8 and when he was released from the Make those necessary repairs on your home The president of the Holy Name NCCS last week. angle. We saw one story by a o’clock. An all-girl orchestra, hospital he joined a crew with one now! Y'ou may borrow up to $2,500 and take noted industrialist giving assurance one-act play, and variety vaude­ less mission than he had. He was up to 3 years to repay in small monthly that automobiles need not be any ville features will make up the grounded when his 30th was over. installments. higher in cost, despite predictions program. This is the first bene­ The second rrew went up the next Archbisliop to Be to the contraiT', and may even be fit sponsored by the senior choir day for their last mission. The MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY reduced in price when production exclusively and the first time that plane never came back. gets into full swing again. The sav­ the stage of the auditorium will All three o f the air soldiers INSURANCE SINCE 1897 ings amassed, despite huge invest' be used. The patronage of all spoke o f the grand work the chap­ Personal Loan ments in war bonds, are tremen' parishioners is solicited. Mr. Seick lains are doing for the soldiers. Guest of Guild dous; and the owners are bound to has charge of the choir. All three are a bit bewildered at Thii bank offers you the convenience of a Succeeding Herbert Fairall Agency have a severe itch in the pocket The officers and members of the pace and apparent heedlessness personal loan to ease your financial burden. book when products long denied both the Holy Name society and o f civilian life. They who have Fransalian hall, 235 S. Sherman, If you’re steadily employed, you may borrow / Cu sa4 Elsetrle bldg. Phan* TAb»r IStt them are put on the market plenti the Altar and Rosary society wish seen death around them for so $100 at a cost of just $6 for one year! Denver, will be the acene this year fully. to express their gratitude to all long are a bit impatient o f the of the Archbishop’s guild Christ­ A high level o f industry must who assisted in making the turkey sham and subterfuge that marks mas meeting on Dec. 14. With be maintained after the war to give party sponsored by them on war-time U. S. A. Do ALL your banking at this bank! Archbishop Vehr as a special adequate employment to returning Thursday evening, Nov. 16, a suc­ guest, and with a large display of soldiers and to war plant workers, cess. Turkeys were awarded to hand-finished linens and vestments but that fart should not be allowed Dan Parry, Mary Portale, C. H. Physical Disability for missionary chapels, as well as to result in a riotous and ruinous O’Neill, Anna Frazzini, Julia Cort' Can Be Overcome 21 beautiful a number of layettes donated by boom. Fortunately, the misery that eses, Leonard Setaro, Victoria the circles for the needy of Den­ came from inflation after World (By Rev. John Cavanagh) T h e Spring, Fanny Seitz, Phil Zangari, .A few evenings ago I was read­ CHRISTMAS CARDS ver, an exceptionally large attend­ war I is so well remembered that L. Becker, W. Bisbee, Anna Ecker, ance is expected. Mrs. Margaret steps are being taken to control ing again the story o f Ludwig van H. Davis, Vera Hiatt, N. C. Car­ Beethoven's universal fame even In a Volk, president of the guild, asks prices and other factors after this los, and Gloria Billings. that all outstanding benefit re before his death, and found in the';|:| Box ______$1.00 one is ended. Mass for deceased relatives and turns be turned in before this The national debt that is being story o f hi* life a striking lesson.!;:;: American National meeting, .so that a complete res­ friends of members of the St. for the increasing nttmher o f *01-,;:;: incurred in this war is so tremend­ Joseph’s guild will be offered on Others at 50^ a dozen box ume can be given by the ways dier* returning from the war front* ous as to make even money-care­ Friday moniing, Nov. 24, at 8:30 assortment and to 25^ each. and means chairmen. less America take heed. The debt .on crutches, without sight, armless, i;:;: a.m. and with other horrible injuries. |;;;; The membership committee an­ must be met honestly and wisely. ^ a n K of DENVER A pep talk by seminarians was :•> A Nice Awrintent of nounces the formation of a new This will take serious effort and Beethoven was truly great. In j::;: circle within the organization, at not wishful thinking. given to the assembled pupils o f his music he snared above the petty LUMINOUS STATUES the school for the Christmas seal FRANK KIRCHHOF ADOLPH KUNShnilER a meeting Nov. 20 in the home of The spiritual aspect, however, is things o f earth; he lived in ai:;:; Prmidpfu Vice Preeident end Cashier Misses Dolores, Eileen, and Mar­ more important 'than material con- contest. Interest is centered on world o f his own creation. Tlii* :•:• the prize of a free two weeks’ garet Guenther. The group has is perhaps truer o f Beethoven ihanj::;: COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME taken the name of St. Francis de camping period some time next o f any other musical genius, and ■;;; Sales and plans to meet on the summer, which has been offered for the potent physical reason: second Thursday of every month. Denver Deanery as one of the main prizes. During his most fruitful years he At the next meeting, to be held The Junior Young Ladies’ so­ was d e ^ — toward the close, stone A. P. \VA<;i\Eii with Misses Monnie Neville and dality held its regular monthly deaf. We wonder at the sport the v: Mary Margaret Kuntz as host­ Hears NCCW Head meeting on Friday afternoon in gods-ironic have at lime*. Here v: riii'iii'ii ro. esses, election of officers will take the clubroom of the school. The was a man whose life was devoted place and a definite program will At a large meeting of the Den­ Rev. Theodore A. Haas, spiritual to creating ecstasy in sound, and!;:;: I A . (iO (» H i l l be discus.sed and adopted. ver deanery on Monday afternoon, moderator, opened the meeting he had to be content with what he I;:-: Mrs. Thoma.s Garrison, newly with prayer. Names were drawn saw and conceived within hit mind; | :;:; x y Miss Mary Nadorff was hostess to Precious Blood circle Nov. 15, elected president of the National for the exchange of gifts at the he could not listen to the music, at which time a set of purple Council of Catholic Women, gave Chri.stmas party to be held at 7 :30 that for more than a century has ve.stments was made by the mem­ a report on the activities at the p.m. Dec. 21 in the clubroom. N?w given happiness to the wdrld. bers, assisted by Miss Clella Car­ convention held in Toledo in members • will be enrolled at a The story is told that Beethoven ter of the vestment committee. October, solemn ceremony to be held on first realized his complete deafness r.keeA K aifei. r e m in d s y o U: Plans for a basket to be delivered Her talk was enjoyed by all. She Dec. 8 in the church. when, during a walk in the country to a needy family at Christmas was given assurance that Colorado Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruno of with a pupil, the latter pointed to were discussed. Mrs. Claire Mar women will live up to all that is this parish announce the marriage a shepherd who was playing the For knowing how you spend your money and tin will be hostess for the Decem­ expected of them. of their daughter, Leona, to Ar­ “ Schalmei.** 'The composer did having cancelled checks to prove it ( impor* I ber meeting. Mrs. John Murtaugh presided at thur V. Sharry of the Lowry Field not hear a note. His infirmity de­ Election of officers in Blessed the short business session, and band on Nov. 19 at 3 o’clock. The pressed him for a time, but his cant for budgeting and all tax purposes), thanked all who gave of their time spirit rose triumphant. “ I will Sacrament circle took place Nov. ceremony, witnessed by relatives there’s nothing like paying by check. Your 16, at a monthly meeting in in the Denver Area War Chest 'And immediate members of the grapple with fate; it shall never the home of Mrs. Jane Connell. drive, and for the support given family, was performed before the drag me down.** ♦ check is a record and receipt for any bill The newly elected president is the clothing drive for the needy Rev. Frederick McCallin and was And his music is without pessi­ Mrs. LaVerne Schoendaller. Mrs of foreign countries. witnessed by Lucille Anselmo, sis mism. It reaches to the heights you pay. Just one of the innumerable Mrs. Volk told of the accom­ Catherine O’Connor was re-elected ter of the bride, and Julio An­ and in it are passages o f sheer de­ ^advantages of a CbeckMaster account. treasurer. Cookies will be do­ plishment of the Archbishop’s selmo, brother-in-law of the bride. light. There is also agony, as if nated to the USO - NCCS in guild during the past two months Miss Virginia Narracci is a pa­ the whole universe were stopped the week of Nov. 26, and a layette and outlined some new.projects to tient at a local hospital following and might not continue, but on lhel:;:| be taken up. Utmber Fidsnl Deposit I)uuniie* Cerpointion—tS.OOO will be on display at the guild’s ah emergency appendectomy. whole it is free and joyous music. Msxinam Insarue* tor Esoh Dspositor. general meeting. Tho.se attending Mrs. James Jackson spoke on He was a proud man, certain o f the proposed extension of social Recently baptized were Patrick his genius. “ My patent o f nobil­ were: Mme.s. Dorothy Nadorff, Maurice, infant son of Mr. and Catherine O’Connor, Helen Lam- security legislation. ity is here,’* he declared to others The December meeting of the Mrs. Joe Marne, .sponsor.^, James o f his day, pointing to head and berth, and La Verne Bchoendal- Garramone and Margaret Bailey; ler; and Misses Mary, Frances, Tabernacle society was announced heart: and in him the two were AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK by Mrs. Gushurst, and the custom­ Judith Ann, daughter of Mr. and adtnirably combined. . and Catherine Nadorff, and Helen Mrs. Valentine J. Sewald. spon­ of DENVER Baker. The next meeting will be ary Christmas parties at Little Biller curses will naturally come Flower and Vail centers are being sors, Alexander Bauer and Molly a Christmas party, with Miss Fran­ Lauer; Catherine Violet, daugh­ to the lips o f many o f our disabled ces Nadorff as hoste.ss. planned— the date to be an­ veterans, and many will know a nounced later. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dardano, Our Lady of Loretto circle held sponsors, Louis Santangelo and deeper hell than they ever found its November meeting at the home Mr. McNeive, director at the on the battlefield. It will lake centers, is soliciting a victrola and Alvira Livingston. of Mrs. Jerry Hanson, on Thursday Leo Hayes, USN, spent, last more than courage and fortitude MAin 5314 evening, Nov, 16. A lovely 30- records, old Christmas cards, Saturday and Sunday with his for these men to adjust themselves piece layette was assembled for leather, yam, thread, etc., to be family. to a quasi-normalcy in the years the Layette committee and the used in the crafts and art classes, ahead. They will have to fight dis- new orphan project was discussed Mr*. Holmes gave a report on Bemardine Gaede and Robert couragethent and the disheartening F . J . KIRCHHOF by the members. Prizes were the luncheon-meeting of the Coun­ Keith were married by the Rev. revelation that the world they suf­ awarded to Mmes. Helen Nossman cil of Social Agencies. Theodore Haas on Friday, Nov. fered to save has a short memory. and Louise O’Brien. Others at­ Mrs. John Vail led the closing Vf, with Norman Peterson and If they are to recapture happiness t'ONI§TRCt'T 101W Co. 21st Annual tending were £velyn Miller, Helen prayer. Isabel Gaede as witnesses. they must have inspiration, they Matthews, Helen Wehrle, Marjorie must have spiritual resources sup­ Walsh, Jerry Hanson, and Frances plied by the grim heroism o f oth­ BUILDERS Edmonds. Nuns Welcomed by Negro ers who have shown an unfaltering SOLEMN NOVENA faith in their destiny to live and We Appreciate Your Patronage succeed. Even their own com­ IN HONOR OF Our mander-in-chief rode in a wheel­ chair lo the While House. 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. OUR MOTHER OF PERPETUAL HELP Suleelioa VLeaders at Tuskegee

of FLOW ERS Tuskegee Institute, Ala.— duct a course in religion for pupils o ESTABLISHED SINCE IMS St. Joseph’s Church (Special)— St. Joseph’s convent, ranging from three years of age Offers a Wide Variety staffed by four Dominican Sisters up to the college level. Although Moving and Storage West 6th Ave. and Galapago St. Bouquets, Corsaftes from Sinsinawa, Wise., has for­ they arrived here only Sept. 12, The American Fixture Co Cut Flowers & Plants mally opened at the world-famed they have two student-converts SPRUCE 2671 Tuskegee institute. It it the only who will receive their First Com­ BBS. PHONB) SPBDCE till Msaaftetaren ef November 30 to December 8 Fioral Telegraph Service convent within an area of 50 munion on Christmas. 1258 SOUTH PEARL ST. miles. The sisters teach religion The Rev. Leo Farragher, S.S.J., aiURCH PEWS AND ALTARS SERVICES in this noted center of Negro cul­ pastor, begs special prayers for CHURCH FURNITURE Afternoons, 3 P.M. Evenings, 6:45 and 7)45 P.M. ture and also engage in catecheti­ this Negrro apostolate and hopes Bright Spot BANK, BAR, AND STORE FDCTURES cal and missionary work. friends will help defray the cost SPECIAL KATES TO SOLOIEBS SERMONS BY Flower Shop Colored leaders at the institute of the new convent and its mainte­ Rev. Williani A. Grangell, CSS.R., o f New Orleans, La. and the Veterans’ hospital warmly nance. LOWEST PRICES IN THE MiUwork o f All Kinds CITY ON STORAGE S t Joseph’s may be reached directly by Car Route 50; and two EM. 2745 welcomed the nuns. The sisters Dominican Sisters from Sinsin­ FRANK KIRCHHOF 1232 ARAPAHOE STL blocks west of Car Route 72; and 6 blocks west of Broadway. Josephine at Sth Ave. conduct a nursery school, regu- awa conduct Holy Rosary and S t DENVER, COLO, lirl; visit ths.hotpitsl, and con­ Dominic’s schools in Donvsr. rou PAY OHIY 5 0 ^ AROOMAHONIH PAGE TWELVE Office, 988 BanBock' Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEygtonS '4205 Thursday, Nov. 23, 1944

HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE A DANGER SIGNAL Oft*n uioeltM with Bcrdcnini il th* HDSTESSEfi t u r k e y s g iv e n a w a y a t ArtariM, ■ Suokt, Paralnli, Heart Trou* No Studiot, No Tuition Rcqulrod bit. Kidiu; D tuut, and other gravt com* Join our ictive and coflttmplilive Sodfty plicatlona. Rcaolttol treaUDt methsdi of Seccion en Castellano WALSENBURG K. OF C. FETE if yoo wiah to conaMrate younclf to CM at a tbo Ball CUoio have proven depandabla for Lay Brother, devoting your lilt lo prayer and aearl; a qoartar of a eantnrr. Send tor arorlt in the peace and quiet o( the monaatery. FREE Blood Preaaara Book—t(^ar. No ob> For el Revdo. Antonio Sagrera, C.R.T. ME Walsenburg. — The Knights of If you knoar a trade, ptm it in the aervict llsatioa. Ball Clinic, Dept 70d0. ^ealilor 10 PIOI l« jillo, Pat Gonzales, Arthur Velle- Bprfnci. Mo. Columbus gave a games party the of Cod! If you are not dcilled in a iradt, tn jos, Arthur Vigil, Tommy Vigil, ahall be glad to (each tou one. Develop what Canon City. — (St. Michael’s evening of Nov. 13. A num^r of Lindo Padoven, John Ugolini, b good in you for God'i Caute! Aik for infor- New, Improved Denture Pada C onfesion ‘uno aue no cree en Jesucristo? turkeys, as well as other prizes, Duane Martinez, Gilbert Rice, Jos­ malion Indiraiing your age. Addreai; Parish)— The Queen of Heaven MAs difleil era haoer creer al pa- NOW — YOU CAN UNE YOUR circle of the Daughters of Isa­ (ContinuBcion) were awarded. Another party will eph Barron, Gilbert Wilkins, Con­ ....» » T SIS. M TS» MOSHSliL. gano que un hombre clavado en be given the night of Nov. 27. rad Maldonado, and Donald Sho­ •oagrr or TMB DivQis UTiot bella of Fremont county held an a d v e r t e n c i A una eruz y puesto entre dos la- FALSE TEETH initiation service Sunday after Redecoration of the bazaar room sky. Entertainment was furnished with SOFT nibber*llka Muchas son las razones por la drones era verdaderamente cl Hijo noon in St. Michael’s hall when More than 100 junior hostesses in S t Mary’s school was under­ by Fred Ecfcker and Charles Boc- PADS — at home — and escasez de textos, en los cinco pri- de Dios; que hacerles creer luAgo CHEW ANYTHING. Make 38 candidates were received into taken by tne seniors during the chietti. meroa siglos; a pesap de que ten- en el sacramento de la Confesion of the USO-NCCS club in Denver ANY plates BETTER THAN the order. A beautiful and im­ past week. When the work is com­ The Catholic Daughters gave a NEW, in a few minutes. emos mas que suficientes para iCUANDO FUe INTRODU- will participate in the club’s pleted this room will provide a Wtar uppers and lowers at pressive service was held with a party for the members and their Enroll Now probar que la Confesidn era una CIDA EN LA IGLESIA LA CON- Christmas party under the direc­ convenient place in which to hold all timea with SOFT, COM. number of women from the Pueblo prietica universal en la Iglesia. husbands Friday evening, Nov, 17. FORTABLE, LASTING PADS, which circle assisting. FESK5N HECHA AL SACER- tion o f Misses Margie and Jerry school assemblies and parties. Games were played and a social dine, sndlnc bother of powders. COM-FIT Cuatro son las razones mds im- DOTE7 A father and son banquet was PADS are READY-MADEl—etsily applied Eight officers of Our Lady of O’Neil and Frances Belford. At was enjoyed. portantes: Tanto la Biblia Catdlica, como given for St. Mary’s football play­ THE SACRED HEART —just stick In snd trim—no hest or cement Victory circle of Pueblo were la. Recudrdese en primer lugar the general meeting on Friday, reduirad. Theea MODERN PLASTIC pads guests of the local circle, which tambiAn la Protestante, da testi- Nov, 17, the junior hostesses ar­ ers and their dads in the school last MANY months. Tastclesi, orderless, que la imprenta llego mds de mil dining room Wednesday evening, R H E U M A T tS M ssnitary. Clean aa usual. Can be eaiil; re­ was recently organized. monio, de que fuA Jesucristo quien ranged for a special social for Sun­ MASS LEAGUE ahos despuds del periodo de que la introdujo en la Iglesia, cuando Nov. 15. Fifty-five attended the ArthritJi NtaiitU Sciatica moved. Honey back if not FINE. Sava Mrs. Rose Stringari of Canon day evening, Dec. 17. Each host­ Ite membere (both living and deceaaedi TIME snd MONEY by mailing tl.OO TO. vamos a hablar. Las copies de apareciAndose a los Apostoles les event. Felo Martinez served as Why eontinoa to anfftt the City, regent of the local circle, ess who attends will be required to acoaltlDf paloi of tbaaa dia- •hare in the rich apiritual beneflti of a DAY (for 4 pads) to COM-FIT CO., Dept cualquier libro tenfan que hacerse dijo; “ Recibid el Espiritu Santo; toastmaster. Talks were given by Uau eald dally, to tha end of time, ea- BA. S4( S. Heridan St, IndlanapoUa 4, presided over the services and was contribute at least two ornaments caaea when tha nanal ramadiM a mano, y por lo mismo pocas se QUEDAN PERDONADOS LOS Father F. G. FaistI, who coached hava (ailtdf Laars about a poolally for tha membere of the Leagua Indiana. ably assisted by Mrs. C, C. Digby, foF the Christmas trees, which will Por information writai hicieron. Por diferentes autores PECADOS A AQUELLOS A the boys during the season; Alex now, truitworthy, aiadtni, ooo-aorgieal regent of the Pueblo circle. The be decorated by the girls. tnatnm t method. Thti marvalout troatmaai THB PRIESTS OP THE SACRED conocemos nombres de libros que QUIENES LOS PERDONAREIS; Shosky, Nick Tessitor, and Tom officers were robed, and appro Final arrangements are being it completely explained in the Ball Cllnle't HEART. Barred Heiri Hlselon Hooee fueron escritos y no llegaron hasta Ugolini. Letters were awarded to new FREE Book. Write today Noobliawtlon Ste. Marie. Ill .Common Causes of priate music was furnished. At the Y QUEDAN RETENIDOS A made for the football social this nosotros. MucHos escritos ban desa- LOS QUE SE LOS RETUVI- Marcelino Wilkins, Billy Martucci, Ball Clinic. Dept TtlO. Kxcelator Spiinta. He close of the ceremony the Rev. parecido con el tiempo. Saturday evening, the monthly EREIS." (Biblia CatAlica y Pro­ formal on Sunday night, and the Ruoy Martinez, Marcelino Tru Chronic Ailments John Forsyth, O.S.B., gave a 2a. Los Cristianos se confesaban testante, Juan XX, 22-23 y Mateo Sunday afternoon ice cream and splendid talk and stressed the op­ menos que ahora; acudiendp al con FREE BOOK — Explains Consti­ portunity for service which is XVIII, 18.) cake party for. all service men Monie Visia Girl Has fesor, principalmente, para ob- A pesar de que tanto esti texto, whose birthdays are in November. pation and Colon Troubles given to the members of this tener el perddn de los pecados group. como el del Bfiutismo, gozan de la The next general meeting of Lead in College Play Learn many Intereatins facta abont Piles, graves. Su grande acto de peni- misma claridad, muchos son los USO hostesses will be held on Fri­ £ Fistula, Colon disorders and Stomach Con­ The banquet was held in the tencia era el abandonar la vida evening in the dining room of the que entienden lo del Bautismo, day evening, Jan. 5, and on the That the Angel's Song ditions aa wall ai associated ailments. pagana y empezar a vivir la vida pero luego so niegan y rehusan en- first Friday of every other month Atchison, Kans. — Miss Mar­ Strathmore hotel when 69 persons de Cristo, mediante el recibimiento were present, including the Pueblo tender lo relativo al sacramento de thereafter. At the November garet F. Kermode, daughter of F. may be heard and realized by our del Bautismo. la Penitencia; insistiendo en meeting honor pins were awarded wests and the Very Rev. T. J. 3a. Dos autores hay, Tertuliano R. Kermode of Monte Vista, Colo., Boys and Girls in the Armed Forces Wolohan, the Rev. John Forsyth, afirmar que la ConfesiAn ha sido for attendance. First prize, an y Ermas en su Pastor, que nos introducida en la Iglesia por los anklet chain, was given to Mar>’ has the leading role in Claudel’s O.S.B., of St. Michael’s parish; the dicen que ellos mismos sentian aver- ^ this Christmas Morn: Rev. Urban Schnitzhofer, O.S.B., hombres. No hay duda que el Saia, who served 13 out of 30 Tidings Brought to Mary, dra­ si6n a pronunciar la palabra “ Con- hombre es muy fecunao en argu- September nights. Lois Andrews matic production to he given by "Glory to God in the highest of St. Benedict’s parish, Florence; fesidn o Penitencia" por temor de and the Rev. Justin McKeman, mentos que carecen de todo apoyo, and Virginia Parsons were the Oc­ the Twin College Players, students and on earth Peace to men of good wUl.” que los convertidos no quitaran im tanto divino como humano, ofre- tober winners. of Mt. St. Scholastica and St. O.S.B., of the St. Thomas More portancia al cambio serio y elicaz hospital. ciendo palabras y pecaminosas Recognition for both September Benedict’s colleges, Dec. 10 and 11. que debia efectuarse en ellos al exqusas, con tal de no tener que and October attendance went to Miss Kermode, who is a senior, is A delightful social hour was en­ Bautismo; a partir del cual no llegar a hincarse, para cumplir un Mary Jane Collins, Marguerite prominent in dramatic.^ at the col­ PARTICIPATE IN'THIS joyed and a delicious turkey din­ debian volver a cometer. pccado molesto deber, cuando se trata lege, having scored as Emily in the This new 122-pa«e book sent FREE. Con- O'Brien, Ida Mae Piccone, Doro ner was served. Bowls of flowers grave en toda su vida. Temlan que de tener que cuhiplir un ingrato thea Gormaid Mary Barton, Alice previous production of Wilder’s Dept R14. 890-Sth Avc.. New York I, N. T. SOLEMN NOVENA adorned the tables and the flags el manifestar el sacramento de la deber. lEs que cuesta tanto Our Town. Mi.ss Kermode is a latest institutional treatment Write today. Connell, Betty O’Connor, Mary of the Allies were arranged Confesidn a los nuevos convertidos, el hincarse hoy dial Si el Bautismo graduate of St. Scholastica’s acad­ McCLEARY CLINIC. 2300 Elms Blvd., Saia, Bemadine Heisel, Cathy at the head table, where the circle no fuera lo mismo que el abrirse costara tanto como el confesarse, emy, Canon City, and holds the December 3rd to 1 1 th Excelsior Springs, Mo. Heiderstadt, Rose Loes, Marie officers and the clergy were la puerta para el pecado y ^quikn ya haria anos y mAs afios que cor- Morley, Mary Rita Jolley, Hazel alumna scholarship for her last seated. Father Wolohan pro puede negar que para algfunos no two years of college. She is also reria la bola de que el Bautismo Snow, Evelyn Coyne, Irene Reed, UNDAY, December 3rd, at tiie pounced the blessing at the open sea eso una triste verdad? a member of the Press Com­ eign battlefields, no longer then ha sido introducido por los hom­ Eunice Schell, Bonnie Young, and S will the sorrowing messages ing of the meal and Father 4a. “ Los primeros Cristianos mission and editor of the Mount Carmelite Shrines of the Lit­ bres. Rose Famularo; for the month of tle Flower, will be opened a of death and suffering pall the Urban at the close. After the meal. tenian tan grande respeto—no sdlo September, Margaret Robinson, Mirror magazine. Father Wolohan spoke briefly upon por los sacramentos—sino hasta Una de las pruebas mAs evidentes Solemn Novena—a veritable.Mis- hearts and homes of our parents. ^ Take the de que la (3onfesiAn es de origen Frances Saia, Helen Woodhouse, sion of Grace to prepare you for the ceremony held daring the aft­ por las palabras con que se con- Wally Wieser, Gloria Goetzinger, ernoon, remarking how impressive ferlan, junto con todos nuestros divino puede verse en el hecho de the coming of the Prince of BY OUR PRAYERS AND SAC­ que ninrano de los que hscen mala Lucille Lombardi, Betty Jean Prominent Catholics Peace this Christmas—nine days RIFICES DURING THIS it was that women dedicated their santos misterios, que los escondian North, Barbara Smith, Zona Beck­ PHILLIPS'WAY service to the widespread work of de los demis con grandisimo cui- cara al oir mentar la palabra of prayer and sacrifice to honor CHRISTMAS NOVENA, LET “ ConfesiAn" que regularmente son man, Lucille Kriner, Mary Utard, Are Chest Cfficers the great feast of our Blessed US DO OUR PART TO HASTw this group, which is centered upon dado, no fuera cosa que vinieran a Violet Zember, Cynthia Thomp­ schools and hospitals and social todos aquellos “ que se confiesan Mother, the Immaculate Concep- EN THE END OF THE^ WAR! ser oidas o conocidas por los infieles son, Anna Belle Bucken, Rqseanna X * ______.At. ^ ^ A V- ^ V t IM #wtau wu Iwwwu ja jaww service. In closing he asked God’s con Dios,” va de acuerdos con su Several prominent Catholics are tion—a worthy and holy sacri­ Instead of gold, frankincense, paganos.” (Inn. I £p. ad Decent. Cavarra, Mary Earley, Evelyn blessin|r upon the work of this vecino, al tener que fijar la fecha, fice that the Peace of Christ may and myrrh, this will be our gift Eugub., c. Ill) Goebel, Helen Gale, Clara Hett, among the officers and members new circle being organized for el autor, y el lugar o la iglesia en descend not only on our' own to the Infant Jesus on Christmae Ademds los escritores de los pri­ Mickey Hahsey, Cathie Koch, of the board of the Denver Com mom. 1944. such service. meros siglos estaban mds que ocu- donde fuA anunciado por primers hearths and homes, but especial­ m o p n in g vez que a partir de tal dia; Charlotte McNamara, Rosemary munity Chest who were elected at ly that our boys and girls on The day’s program opened with pados en probar las nandes vei> Mullen, Virginia Parson. Kath­ the fighting and war-tom fronts If you can not journey to our dades que forman la base de “ Habria Confesiones en la iglesia." the annual joint meeting of mem all members and candidates at­ Unos dicen que la ConfesiAn fuA leen Rourke, Eileen Richardson, of the world will hear the clarion Shrines for this Novena in per­ nuestra religion, como son: La hers and directors of the Chest f tending Mass and receiving Com­ establecida por el Concilio de Loretta Sweeney, Frances Snyder, call of Peace and Victory and son, you can be represented by ' PPSH N £SS munion. Divinidad de Jesucristo, sus mi- Carol Smith, Virginia Vaughn, Lu­ held Friday, Nov. 17, in the Com start the joyful trek home. the petitions which you send to lagros y su gloriosa Resurreccion; Trento, hace unos cuatrqcientos anos. Pero el mismo Lutero, que cille Winger, Edna Weisner, and munity Chest building. Organiza­ □s. Join your gifts with those la autorldad de la Biblia, etc.; No longer then will convoys tear of our priests and people—pray- vivia en aquellos dias, dice: "Que Marian Machen; October, Mary tion of the group for the coming First Quarter Honors refutando al mismo tiempo los McLellan, Eileen Richardson, our youth away from the safety er, sacrifice and charity. Parti­ filosofos y oradores paganos, la ConfesiAn auricular^ como se year is now completed. acostumbra ahora, es util, y aun Anna Cekado, Annabelle Fich, and security of our American cipate in the benefits of this Announced by Academy poetas, errores y prAtticas pa- Mrs. Helen Bonfils Somnes and shores, no longer then will they Solemn Novena. Fill out and mAs, es necesaria; no la desa- Nancy Gibbons, Mary Gibbons, Ei­ John J. Sullivan were re-elected ganas; para ir a entrar en detalles leen Hannigan, Betty Thurman, lie wounded and dying on for-, tend the blank below right now. y explicar puntos de menos im- probaria yo, ni la quitaria de en vice presidents, and J. Kernan (St. Mary’s Academy, Denver) medio, por ser esto un buen remedio Violet Zember, Winnie Coyne, Weekbaugh was re-elected secre­ portancia, como es la Confesion. Mary Cekado, Clare Hepp, Mary Honors for the first quarter of Y a la verdad: iNo seria perder para las conciencias ailigidas.’’ tary. Among the new members of the scholastic year in the academy (Libro De Captiv. Babyl., Cap. De Jane Halter, Lou Gene Martin, Lu­ the board are T. J. Tynan, William Natfontl thfina of lha Lfttio Flowor. | el tiempo, explicar la Confesidn a cille O’ Brien, JoAnn Zontine, Oofmalrto Monetary. 6413 OanU Avo^ Ohloogo 37* III* | were announced this week. They Poen.) T, Roche, the Rev. Hubert Newell, itoM my m M oo lo bo proytd for during tha Soiomii I are as follows: Highest averages, EI mismo Enrique VIII, funda- Teresa Berberich, Delores Cor­ William F. McGlone, and Mrs. J. T, senior, Alberta Plym, 93; junior, dor del Protestantism© en Ingla- dova, Jane Caskey, Patsy Mulli­ Tierney. Novmw, DooombGf 3rd to 11th, and oWirInf of 3 ■ I Helen Amato, 94.8; sophomore, Postal Employes terra, antes de voltearse esenbiA gan, Jean Moore, Phyllis Meinin- alii iond 31-00 for annual momborthia hi Sooloty ■ ger, and Rosemary Softich. Increased problems of the agen­ of tho Utilo rtowor. I Ruth Riddle, 95; freshman, Phyllis un libro en defense de la ConfesiAn. cies were stressed in the annual White, 95.2. On the honor roll, Present at Annual Otros dicen: No, la ConfesiAn CHRISTMAS CRIB NEEDED report of the executive secretary. which includes those with 90 per no fue introducida por el Concilio The Christma* crib eommit- These include shortage of both cent or more in every subject, are de Trento, sino que lo fuA por el tea o f tha USO-NCCS junior professional and non-professional Joan Curry, Mary Jane Golden, IV Concilio de iktrAn, en el ano Communion Mass botteue* it in naed o f an out­ workers, the need for more foster Margaret Mary Kulp, Alberta 1215; Falso es tambiAn esto, porque homes for dependent children, Plym, Helen Amato, Mary Ann dicho concilio no hizo mas que door crib, which membart plan iltiplied family problems, need 3toU Brannan, _ Arlene Hahn, Barbara The Catholic Postal employes obligar a los fieles a que confesaran to erect on the groundt of the for more convalescent care and Bendekovie, Betty Foley, Mary of Denver assembled Sunday, sus pecados, al menos una' vez al club. Anyone wishing to loan home nursing, increased infant Gwen Morrissey, Ann Frieberger, Nov. 19, in the Holy Ghost church ano, estableciendo un limite a los a Chrittmat crib to the club it welfare work on behalf of soldiers’ Joanne Little, and Phyllis White. fieles, mAs allA del cual no debian aikad to call KE. 1338. ^ g t i 0 h ( f p at the 8:15 Mass for Communiofi babies, more legal aid for men in Runners-up, which includes those pasar, sin cometer pecado grave, military service and their families, with only one subject below 90 in a body and breakfast in the debido a su negligencia, y nada Your Purchase o f War Bonds need for expanding activities on Tlcar Bast CDissions per cent, are Helen Johnson, Holy Ghost hall. This group of mAs. and Stamps Helps to Secure Your behalf of youth, and increases in to m o iT o w Catherine Murray, Henriette Neu- Most Rsv. Frsncis J. Bpellmsn, O.D.. Presidsnt Catholic laity engaged in govem- (Coatinnara) Future. many other types of services. Rav. Thomss J. MeMshen, 6.T.D„ NstlonsI Sscretsry buerger, Mary Killian, Mary Ann ipental postal work has met Rev. Andrew H. Rogosh, 8 .T.L .. Assistant Secretary PleasanUi Wilma Rupp, Doris annually for the past nine Splear, Peggy Cashin, Mary John­ years. 'The meeting was called to son, and Gloria Wright. order and conducted by Albert G. “The Basilians” Werle, president of the group for Tbit week wa want to organixa "The BatiHant." Are yen Sisters io Sponsor the past year. The minutes were intereiteti? Becauqe we rarely receive giftt for our eehoole, wo read by George Cull,' who auto are placing tbit d ab under St. Batil, great taint of the Near East. matically assumes the presidency Member*, by tending one dollar a month, can do much for Near Annual Cheer Party for the coming year. Eait tehoolt. Will you be the firit member? Charles Campbell was unan­ The annual cheer party for the imously elected to the office of secretary for 1946. The meet­ EAST’S CARDINAL NEEDS VISIONS needy will be held on Sunday after HELP The eyes of S t Andrew, still noon, Dec. 17, from 2 to 6 p.m. in ing of approximately 80 Catholic men and women was opened with There ia only one Cardinal in preserved in Amalfi, Italy, once the Dominican Sisters of the Sick the wjiole Near East, Cardinal beheld the cross bn which he died. Poor convent, 2501 Gaylord, Den­ prayer by Father Jerome Weinert of the Holy Ghost parish. Tappouni of Syria. Five years ago If you give an altar to a poor Near ver. Mrs. J. F. Quinn is chairman our friends built a church for him East chapel, others will have of arrangements and Mrs. J. R. The principal address wag de­ livered by Earl C. Bach, job train­ at Kamechlie near the Turkish visions of the Unbloody Sacrifice Schilling is program chairman. A border. Recently 7,000 separated of Calvary. It costs fifty dollars. cordial invitatibn is extended to ing specialist at the Gates Rubber Co. and teacher at St. Francis Christians fled there from Turkey. the public to attend. The Cardinal has fed them, in the CATHERINE’S CROSS The'monthly meeting of the Aid de Sales, high school. Mr. Bach was formerly a professor of speech spirit of Christ. Listen to him: This cross, inserted in a spiked society will be held on Tuesday “ I have done all I could for wheel, is named after S t Cath­ afterrtoon, Nov. 28, at 2 o’clock in at Marquette university, Milwau kee, Wise. Everyone attending the these unfortunate people. Our erine of Alexandria, Egypt, hon­ the convent The speaker will be kindness to them draws them ever ored on November 25. In her honor the Rev. Fabian Joyce, O.F.M breakfast was impressed by his Suppose you stay up too late tonight, presentation of the subject, “ The closer to the Church, and many are can you give one hundred and cat indiacreetly, overindulge in drink oc Mrs. Samuel January will present coming in. twenty-two dollars to furnish the a musical program. Inspiration of the Sacred Heart.’’ amoke, or suppose you are under a con- One of the many congratulatory “ But the chapel you so kindly new (Chapel of Our Lady of Vic­ atam strain... you just knon' excess add The following officers were gave me is not big enough, and due tory, which will rise in Egypt, in elected at the last meeting: Mrs. comments of the address was given will cause distress and loss of sleep. . . by George Ford, one-time presi­ to some heavy storms, is in need memory of fallen soldier boys? John Miller, president; Mrs. J. F dent of the group, “ The finest of repairs. if you don’t do something about iti Quinn, recording secretary; Mrs speech I ever heard by a Catholic “ If I am to give the pastor of NEEDIEST CASES But how easy it is to bound out of A. Ziggler, treasurer; Mrs. John Our neediest cases at Christmas ftj-man.’’ Kamechlie the help he needs so bed in the tnoming just bubbling over Demmcr, financial secretary; Miss badly it must come through you. I are helped by the Stringless Gift with that glorious freshness that makes Elizabeth Sheeby, corresponding hesitate to ask for six hundred and Fund. We shall be grateful for you feel good all over. secretary. fifty dollars, the amount needed. such gifts, used where - most Just ask for PhUUpi Milk of Magnesia Sister M. Gabriel, who has done Spanish Group to I would not ask, if 1 knew where needed. at any drug score today. It’s an OVER­ outstanding work for Denver’s else to turn. You have already UNDERGROUND AMERICA been so good." ADVICE N IG H T route to bright mornings— the needy for the past 15 years, has been sent to New York. She will With God’s help, we know that “ Give your last loaf to the poor, ’ 'Phillips’ Way to Morning'Freshnesa.” Get TB Attention be replaced by Sister Mary Emily. some kind donor will want to help and trust in the goodness of (5od,’* Take it tonight, according to the di- Sister M. Albert, who also has h helping, win the war this dear Cardinal bring Christ to said S t Basil. Make your last'will tectiona. And tomorrow, see how much been sent to New York, has been Negroes and Spanish-speaking the separated Christians of Ka­ a perpetual memorial of yourself by remembering needy Near East brigbtet the whole world seema to be. replaced by Sister M. Albertina. people will be given more atten­ To satisfy the ravcBouB appetite of the Allied tonnage transported by the Burlington Lines mechlie. Many small gifta swell the amount missions. , tion than in the past by the Den­ war m a c^ e for metal for shells and tanks and is products of mines. How this "Double-Freshener'! Woman Elected Mayor FORWARD works its overnight wonders London.— Mrs. M.IM. C. Kem- ver Tuberculosis society, accord­ ships—for fuel for fleets and planes and fac- g r e i? tTn g ball, national secretary of the ing to an announcement made by tones—for concrete for runways and fortifica­ The opening of many mines and (jnarries, You can greet your friends at Twenty Sisters of the Immacu­ L it AlKAUZESahnott Instantly ...iwattana which today are producing invaluable war ma­ Christmas through our gift card, late Conception conduct two acid sourness, that causes stomocb db- Union of Catholic Mothers here, Mark H. Harrington, president of tions, "Underground America" is performing has been chosen as next Mayor of terials, Was initiated through the Burlington's which tells them you are having schools for poor children in Bag­ tress, heartburn, gas...andrestlessntghti. the society, at the annual meeting miracles of production. Mass offered or have given a gift dad, Iraq. With Our Lady’s feast Eccles, Lancashire. held in the Daniels and Fisher Traffic and Industrial Departments, and by the 2 . A MRD LAXATIVE... so gentle that with- Assisting the mines and collieries and oil wells to the Near East missions in their coming, we feel sure some kind tearoom Nov. 17. Since these provision of necessary freight lates and services. honor. We send it directly to friend will want to send them one out ony thought of ombarrawlng urgtncyi groups show a higher incidence of and (piarries in performing these miracles are you can toko It any tlniOe them. hundred and fifty dollars, which CLASSIFIED ADS tuberculosis than the general pop­ Amenca’a railroads, working 'round the clock The Burlington's 11,000 miles of railroad are they ask in her sweet name. 25^—4 ex. ulation, they should be given first to transport their vital output where and when an indispensable link between "Underground WHITE~CHR1STMAS Ratet ZSe p«i word per Uiue; mlnimom 12 attention, in line with ideas of Please think of our Father Dam­ VERY FEW 12oz. it is needed. Approxunately 40 per cent of all America ' and the battlefields o f this global war. wordi. It toar or more eonMcutirt inoee modem tuberculosis specialists, ien LEPER FUND at Christmas. Very few saints were called fMtllpt* MHk of Mog* are used, tha rata ia 20o per word per n«sla eomotln tablet luoa. Parment muit aecompaa; all ordtri. who say that first attention These poor outcasts are counting “ great" After one of them, Pope form ei wall os Itguid* Ada received on Monday will appaar in should be given those segments of F. W. JOHNSON, Gonoral Pattangor Agonf L. R. SCHRAMM, Gtaara/ Froight Agont on us for all their joy. St Gregory the Great, are named Hondy box of toblati tha Iiaua printad lor tha (ollowlnx weak the population where the disease the Gregorian Masses, celebrated Mtol for pockai or NtIBSBS' TRAINING SCHOOL is most apt to occur. Also in line 17th and Champa, Danvar m i d n i g h t " MASS on thirty consecutive days for a perrto. S t Francis served as deacon at 4AK£ UP TO SXS-SSS A WEEK aa with this policy, 16,000 indus­ departed soul. Write for our leaf­ trained practical nnraa. team qnlekly at trially employed persons in Den­ the Midnight Mass in Greccto, let homa. apare time Eaay tuition paymenta. ver will receive free chest x-rayi Italy, one Christmas. He said be Earn while you learn—many eanr hnndndt next year. When the x-ray unit was not worthy to be a priest. Can MEMORIALS of doHara while etndylns. Eaay to under- Friends of the Near East mis­ iund leeeona, endoned by phyiietana Bitb is taken directly to the factory or you give one hundred dollars to icbool not reqnired. Oar 4Sth rear Write office building, the great major­ train a young man in the Near sions are turning to grateful mis­ for free booklet end eample leeton piree ity of cases found are beginning East for the priesthood? This sionaries in their sorrow over sol­ Chicago School of Nnrilng, DepL R-IL Christmas present will bring him dier dead. For twenty-seven dol­ Cbicaeo. cases, which can be treated at far less cost in both time and money. one year nearer to Christ’s Mass. lars you can give those memorials PBOTOriNISHlNG The society will also address it­ Members of the STUDENT SUP­ of sorrow, the crucifix and Sta­ BOLLS • DEVELOPED - ‘Two Baantifnl self to the problem of adjusting PORT CLUB help by sending one tions of the Cross, to a Near East Doable Weight Profeeelonal Enlarsemente. dollar a month. chapel. 8 Never Fade Deckle Edge Printe, 25c. the economic and environmental CENTURY PHOTO SERVICE, U Croaae. factors hindering individuals from Wbconein. either securing and continuing Sand an communications to AT LASTl ROLL DEVELOPED. ALL proper treatment, or from receiv­ YOUR fnapehota hand colored tt bMotifat ing rehabilitation services. !• ectaal color photatrrapby, tSe. Hand Catholic ^ar Bant COelfare Association colored reprinta 4e ea ch -12 (or 45c The Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R. NATIONAL PHOTO ART. JanaavUla, 10, Mulroy was elected a member of 480 Laxin4;ton Avt. af 48th 6t- New York 17, N. Y* Wiaeonaith the board of the aoeie^. AN ESSENTIAL LINK IN TRANSCONTINENTAL TRANSPORTATION V 6

Thursday, Nov. 23, 1944 Office. 938 Bannoc'lc Stree* THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN

Opening 1944 SHORTHAND m T h e G i f f of Euerlosting Christmas Seal Drive Christinas Seal Contest Is PUEBLO Weeks at Home Com fort iirul Bemitij Famous Spaadwritfni irstnn, bo HDQRS. FOR SEA FOODS sin s or symbols. Easy to iMm and use. Fast preparaUon tor a Job. Sur- Hsadsoac ytllow gold Ulad oom Begun in Schnole of State f For Thrifty Buyer# pristntly low coat, 100,000 tauaht by mafl. srMi aulchhig ftisin, RkUy cs* Used in leading offcies and Civil ^rviot. gnvtd oo delicste rose gold center. BERNSTEIN BROS. Write tor free booklet. BeautifilUr boxed $ 4 00 An estimated army of 13,000 drive. Early communiques from LUMBER CO. specially...... priced'» only T youthful seal sellers invaded the invasion headouarters, in the (Continued From Last Page) 201 South Santa -Fe St. UFETIMI GUARANTEE state on contest D-day, Nov. 20, state’s 54 Catholic schools, acclaim recently that their son, Paul Sul- Dp.Ull-A.}74 Madison Ave.,N.T.^ Sj>t(iMl IntnduOtry Offtr, 2 f v t ^ to begin the 1944 Christmas seal the first phase of the operations ley, who ia fighting soraewherw in Phone 6220 Chcdi. Money Order or CO.D. to be overwhelmnply suc­ Germany, was promoted from pri­ 08723737 cessful, with every indication vate to staff sergeant. The young 5TUYVESANT SALES CO. pointing out this year’s contest as man served in the Brest cam- Do Your KIDNEYS^ JOOE Id/**.. Noe Yef* A N T- OtfL J-C the greatest in two decades. With wjrn. His brother, Pfc. Ernest THATCHER Phone 862 BLADDER Rood Holp? AGENTS DiSIRED ■ — more than $100,000 worth of seals ey, was wounded in line BLOCK DRUG PRICE CLEANER sent to the schools, orders already of duty in Southern France Thousands w ho suffered have arrived requesting increases Se|)t. 30, and is now in an army SHELTON BRYAN, Ugr. AND DYER torments from painful kld> OUR COLORED MISSIONS in quotas. An efficient seminary hospital in Italy. Pvt. Sulley was -AN ETHICAL PRESCRIPTION NO ODOR—NO DELAY—NO nay and bladder symptoms NEED PRIESTS ft BROTHERS SiEX 10 [XIENO staff is ffiling all orders with reported to be improving at the PHARMACY” REGRET Would yo« Uks ta Or conaosrate due to excess body acids In latest word the parents had re­ be a priest— trala- your Ufa at a celerity. PHONE 2 « 625 Court St., Pueblo kidneys, report amasingly ing man tor the LAY BROTHER This week seminary committee­ ceived. misstoosi or be a kalping the Write* From Leyte fast relief dns to a thor- mitsumarr your- prlesta, espacially The Rev. Gregory Sraith, arch men began touring the schools as ouithly tried and tested aaUT the mtsetoBSk diocesan director of the Society an added imnetus to the state-wide L t Donald E. Spam, son of Mr. NATURAL HERB medi­ ■nperiot for the Propagation of the Faith, canvass. All the schools in Den­ and Mrs. Ted Spam, Clrand Junc­ Your Basinets It Appreciated THE D. E. BURKE cine, Red Dragon Herbs. W rite to : Randolph. Tarmont ia shown above with Joan Orr ver, Colorado Springs, and out- tion, is with Gen. MacArthur's If you suffer getting up (left) and Betty Lou McGruder lyingIring districts will be visitedvisi within forces on Leyte in the Philippines, The Palace Drag Ge. Plumbing & Heating Co. nights; painful, burning (center), of St. John’s school, ex' A joint committee o f repre­ the cominnine two weeks. At each according to letters just received Repair Work a Specialty pasisages, aching back and legs; nervous amining a poster advertising the sentatives of Bell and independ' school a Christmas seal rally is by his parents. weakness or sore, aching joints, why don't 1944 Holy Childhood Christmas ent operating telephone companies Lt. Spam says: “ I’m in the Phil­ The Store 318-320 N. Santa Fe Ave. * you see what thia famous old medicina can being held, with pep talks and do for you? You, like thousands, msy find Seal drive, conducted by the pa­ throughout...... the Un"United ■ ‘States •has demonstrations of tne prizes. Two ippines, and made the landing right Phone* 27-28 406 N. Main St. Office Phone 909 it it just whst you need to help you feel rochial schools of the state. been formed to advance nation­ points are especially being ei^ha- behind the assault forces. It was better, stronger snd younger; wide programs to extend and im­ sized by the seminarians. The pretty hot, rough, rugged, and wet Ten powerful herbs from India, China. prove farm telephone service. ^ - are asking the contestants to se those first few days. I had the Africa go into this wonderful medicine. only unit of my t ^ e (radar) in Often help to surprising relief in non- 410 eATTERY_____ chairmen of the committee are seals every day and to sell them Germ Mercantile John ?, Boylan, president of the operation the first few days, and so Pefros Motor Sales systemic-inorganic kidney snd bladder irri­ iO'DAY TRIAL OFFER by the block (25 seals). Daily sale and Liquors tations because they help your body expel 4D HOURS' WILL had no sleep or rest. 'We have t United States Independent Tele­ of seals is imperative because of IIS North Vietorts A * * PhoM l$$l acids and poisons which msy cause your Automatic brnrins dstlce ^ T H O D T ^ tfA T phone association, and Keith S. been bombed and strafed quite a Ready-to-W ear troubles. TERY. Worn on ear. Inconipicuooi. reattar- the short duration of this year’s USED CARS lisht. Died by tbouandi. Send coupon todu few times, but the Japanese never Shoes for the Family You may have cause to bless the day you for free tofornuiticD and uiiwi of happy tuert. McHugh, vice president of the contest, committeemen stress. got back home. I’ve watched a WINES & LIQUORS G a ov l Auto Ropsir*. Grotstos, heard of Red Dragon Herbs. Try them American Telephone and Tele- Speakers returning from the Cor Washing right away I Send no money—just pay the lot of dogfights up in the air and AMIRIOAN gARPHOME. 0P[H ON D[C. naph company, representing the first visits voice nothing but opti­ Ph. 930 817 East C St. STORAGE OPEN 2* HOURS A DAY postman $1.98 plus few cents postage when 10 Itit Mrd tt.. Dept all, H. Y. IT , R. Y. Bell operating companies. it’s a good feeling to see one of PUEBLO, COLO.. he brings your medicine (in plain box). Fleue lend me iris delaui about 10-day mism over the outcome of the con­ Satisfaction assured or every penny of your trial o( Audl-Ear. “ Rural telephone service is more test. They cannot contain their them come down in flames. When $1.98 refunded. Write today! (Continued From Last Page) our fighters come in to buzz the NAME ..._. members of the Ladies’ Altar and highly developed in this country, enthusiasm for the courtesy of l^e VITA BOTANICAL CO. under the American system of pri- sisters, the wonderful spirit in the strip we always watch to see how Pachak Hardware ADDBESS Rosary society will be posted in the many do the ‘victory roll’ (barrel John Gorish D«pt. R14, 890 16th Ave., New York 1, N. Ts CITY ____ vestibule of the church. A sermon vate enterprise, than in any othi other schools, and the eagerness of the & Fnriiitare country in the world,’’ Mr. Boy- students. roll, meaning they got a plane) and Benediction of the Most Blessed Maj. Dick Bong is here, and got Mercantile Etavei • HetUr* Sacrament will Iw given on Friday land and Mr. McHugh said. “ But In addition to the grand prizes Bherwin-William* Pradneta it is by no mbans as highly de­ his 32nd and 33rd planes today Linalaum and Linaleam Busa evening at 7:30 crclock. enumerated in last week’s Regis­ (Oct. 29). Am sending some more Meats and Groceries Sporting Goad. Joseph Brady, son of Mr, and veloped as we in the industry ter, the following individual gifts WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE want to see it, and the industry invasion money. A peso is worth 1200 S. Sanu Fe Ph. 1934 Cor. Narthweat and Evani Ava. Mrs. Joseph Brady of 2621 Eighth have been announced: For the 60 cents, and 50 centdvos is 25 avenue, is a gunstricker in the intends to do everything in its boy and girl selling $5 worth of power to provide more service, cents U. S. money. The other night navy. seals a beautiful lar^e wall cruci­ we experienced a 70-mile-per-hour Mrs. Eva Black of 1213 E, Or­ and better service, at a cost which fix of ivory and gold is to be given. the farmer can afford.’’ typhoon. It blew every tent down ST. MARY’S HEE YOUR DEALER UR man won the special prize at the ThoBe selling $1 worth of seals and eyergjne and everything got BEAMAN WRITE CLKH-VUE CO.. DENVER, COLO. turkey games party Nov, 20. More than one-half million miles will receive framed plaques of the soaked. D a y 1 i g h t raids have ROOFING Gladford Smith of 1114 N. of telephone pole lines serving Holy Family in exquisite colors. stopped now, but night raids con­ HDSPiTAL Main street, Thomas Clarke of rural areas have already been built For 60 cents worth of seals an tinue.” Lt. Spam also enclosed Insulation • Weatherstrip CONDUCTED BY 813 W. 10th street, and Mrs. Louisa so that more than two-thirds of all attractive illustrated booklet. The copies o f proclamations issued to 19$ Grand At., Pnabla. Cola. Lloyd of 223 E. Fourth street are rural families in the United Story of the Mass, by Fr. Gerald Sisters of Qiarity the Filipinos by Gen. MacArthur. PHONE 305 418 QUINCY PHONE 4718 patients in S t Mary’s hospital. States can be served from exist­ Ellard, S.J., and Aloysius Hceg, Tony L. Maronez, Mesa county The Ladies’ Altar and Rosary ing lines. Since 1935 mere than S.J., is being offered. The boy and registrantBgl who transferred to Salt society is sponsoring a $25 war 500,000 additional families in girl selling the most seals in their Lake City, Utah, was recently in- bond to be awarded the last week of rural areas have become telephone school win be awarded a colorful, ducted into the army, according DUNDEE December. Mrs. Curly Williams subscribers— an increase of 35 per framed picture of the Christ Child to word received by the local se­ RODERT S. FARICY and Mrs. Harry Tyson are chair­ cent. One of the major objectives To the sister whose class sells the lective service board. CLEANERS & men of the committee. is to continue this up-ward trend most seals will be given a $10 MONUMENTS gift certificate honored at Clarke’s Pfc. Mary Agnes Wolf, stationed DYERS Funeral Mass was sung in the by making the service over exist­ 26th A EUialMth Sta. Phona $42$ CRAVE MARKERS ing lines increasingly valuable Church Goods house in Denver. in Cairo, Egypt, writes relatives Cathedral Nov. 20 for Mrs. Cath­ here that she recently enjoyed a P. B. WYNDLE. Prop. and attractive. This the industry WE RETURN EVERYTHING 8 | J T 707 S. Main St. - Phone 260-^ erine Bradley of 1212 W. 16tji visit with Leo Flannery, Grand street, who died Nov. 16 following intends to do to the limit of its THE DIRT ability. Junction young man stationed in an illness of one week. Mrs. Brad­ Mrs. Alfred Capra the same area. She has sent her ley was one of the Pueblo pioneers, A second major objective is to mother, Mrs. H. £. Chambers, 421 having lived here 66 years, a She extend sendee at reasonable cost Gunnison avenue, a box of Egyp was the first jailer of the present to families not now reached by tian trinkets and souvenirs. Pueblo county jail. She is survived existing lines. Research in the Donates 30 Dozen by three sons, J. E., William J., past several years has successfully Miss Lena Cardman has arrived How to Quard Eyesight... and David J., all of Pueblo, and by developed new construction ma­ for an extended visit with her par­ two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth terials and methods that substan­ Cookies to USD ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cardman, Lamoreaux, Pueblo, and Mrs. Ruby tially lower the cost o f building Seventh and Gunnison. Miss Card' Hadden, Stockton, Calif, wire lines to areas not previously The recipe submitted this week man had made her home in New reached. Work was started in for volunteers who wish to use it York city for the past nine years. 1938 to develop a practical sys­ in baking for the cookie jar at the Mrs. Amore Raso is reported tem o f transmitting telephone USO-NCCS club, 1575 Grant Improving in a Denver hospital conversations over electric power street, Denver, was obtained from where she underwent an operation Coininunity Unit lines. A similar system can be Mrs. Alfred L. Capra of 1468 St. Saturday. Her husband and dai^h used over telephone lines to in­ Paul street, on request of women ter are in Denver with her. Her crease their capacity. This so- of the Hospitality ^oup, who were son, Dr. Rolland Raso, returned called rural carrier system trans­ at the desk when Mrs. Capra’s do­ to Grand Junction this morning. Holds O p Rouse mits a very high frequency cur­ nation of 30 dozen cookies was re­ Tom Golden left Wednesday rent over the wires. ceived last week. When questioned morning for Los Angeles, where he is spending the Thanksgiving One practical effect of these regarding the variety and compli­ Under the auspices of the Den­ cated patterns of some of the holidays with his mother, Mrs. developments is to make it physi­ Helen Golden. ver Deanery Community Centers cally possible to furnish telephone cookies, Mrs. Capra explained that association, the Vail Community- Mrs. P. A. Dailj? is recovering service wherever there are rural her mother, Mrs. W. J. McBride, center held its annual open house lower lines and no telephone and she just took a day off to ex in St. Mary’s hospital following a Sunday, Nov. 19, for one of the ines. The telephone comj^nies periment, that they were accus­ major operation early this week. largest crowds in the history of the also plan to $tudy the possible ap­ tomed to making large amounts Cpl. and Mrs. Donald Dart an­ Vail center. Many of the people plication of micro-wave radio sys­ since they liked to send numerous nounced the birth of a daughter, who came to see the display were tems to rural telephone service. packages overseas. Recent letters Carol Lynn, bom Saturday evening impressed with the high quality of from Mrs. Capra’s husband and in St. Mary’s hospital. Cpl. Dart work done by the youngsters. The brother abroad mentioned the ap­ is with the marine corps in the beautiful exhibits of pottery, wood­ Grsighlon President preciation men in the service have South Pacific, craft, and art needlework took the for cookies received through USO Mrs. William J. Cunningham, eye of many of the visitors. The Speaks in Andiiorium centers. Fairmount district, underwent a excellent work of the children was Chocolate Nut Cookie* major operation in St. Mary’s hos­ due to a great extent to the patience 3 squares unsweetened choco­ pital. . . . right size^lamp bulbs in lamps and and perseverance of Mrs. Ellen The Very Rev. Thomas S. Bow- late. - Enmacio Ybarra, two-day-old Trepper and Miss Stella Prigge of dern, S.J., president of Creighton 1 small can Eagle brand Magic son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ybarra, fixtures. Get a supply of extras today I the Vail .staff, who conducted the university, declared upon his arri­ milk. classe.s. More than 50 beautiful toy 133 Colorado avenue, died Tues­ val in Denver Wednesday, Nov. 22, H cup chopped walnuts (or co­ animals were turned over to the day afternoon in the family home. to address a city-wide 'Thanksgiv­ conut) . Graveside rites were held at 1 Santa Claus shop by the Vail cen­ ing service in the City auditorium, ter, and more will follow, says Melt the chocolate in the top of o’clock Thursday at Calvary ceme­ that religious freedom is the cor­ SOUTHERN W CDLORAOD James P. McNeive, director of the a double boiler. Add the milk. Stir tery, with the Very Rev, Nicholas nerstone of all freedoms toward Vail and Little Flower centers. until well blended. Add chopped Bertrand officiating. The Kinsey The children' whose work was which common people everywhere walnuts (or coconut). Drop mix­ funeral home was in charge. POWER COMPANV outstanding were; Barbara Vigil, are striving. ture by spoonfuls on* lightly but­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Purcell, Jack- Rebecca Madrid, Pauline Galibgas, “ The laws fully protect the reli­ tered baking sheet. Bake in mod­ son Heights, N. Y., announced the Estha Barcelona, Lillian Barcelona, gious freedom of the American erate oven (360*) for 15 minutes. birth of a daughter, Margaret Elsie Jaramillo, Mary Jaramillo, leople, but laws are ineffective un- Makes 36 cookies. Ethel. Mr. Purcell is employediplo; Isobel De Aguero, Carmel De ess they are implemented by the Competition is keen in Presenta­ on the copyipy desk of the New York Aguero, Ruby Rendon, Joseph spirit of the people,” declared the tion parish between the seventh Times and is a former Grand June Montez, Joseph Quintano, Benny Je.suit educator. “ In spite of all our and eight |;rade school children, tion resident FAMOUS DIRECTIONS Vigil, Earnest Martinez, Georije federal and state constitutions and under the direction of Sister Mary Rummage Sale Held omy No more early morning Arellano, John Arellano, and Rubin laws, ‘ we the people’ can be guilty Noelle, in funiishing cookies to the The rummage sale sponsored by ‘arithmetic’ figuring out the Arrellano. of injustice, prejudice, undemo­ club. Fred Kurtz, president of the the local C. D. of A. court was proper vitamins. Among those attending the open cratic selfishness or cruelty.” An Holy Name society of that parish, a success. The members thank TO RELIEVE Symptoms of COLDS FAST DAD: "l-derfol it righf” ! house celebration were the Very answer to this condition is a wise has reported $2 will be sent to the everyone for the splendid co-opera­ O ne-A -D ay Vitamin* are as system of more effective religious club monthly for use of the Cookie tion, especially the workers. Rev. John Drdinas, C.R., pastor of ^ loic Zai4f> Stefi4> i*t ... easy and pleasant to take as my St. Cajetan’s church; the Rev. Ed­ education of children, he declared. committee and Mrs. E. J. Sedl- Bernice Hendriek*on 'Wed raorning cup of coffee. Save ward M. Woeber; Sisters Mary Father Bowdern addressed the mayer, president of the Altar soci­ money for us too! Bernice Hendrickson and John Be Sure to get quick-acting B a y e r A s p ir in Jude, Mary Winifred, and Mary 'Thanksgiving day jiervice in the ety, reports a monthly pledge of $3 (Jack) Kelso Musser, both of the JUDY: “ Super!” Aand D Dolores; Mrs. John F. Murtaugh, City auditoriumdi on Thursday morn­ from her group. Delta district, were married Nov. Vitamins are easy to take N O W ! president of the Denver Deanery ing, Nov. 23. The children of Sister Donalda’s 22 in the rectory of St. Joseph’s Community Centers association; room, fifth grade of Annunciation, church, with FaUier Bertrand of­ y"^o6d normal health and normal resistance to colds is very Mrs. John P. Vail, whose husband, donated 51 dozen cookies th’ -: week. ficiating at the single-ring cere­ S t Louis’ Parish Altar society not important to youngsters in school and to adults who do hard the late John F. Vail, was respon Air Force Play Is at mony. Miss Erlene Blevins amk sible for the building that is now only provided and served the buf­ Tom Musser, brother of the bride mental or physical work. One-A-Day (brand) Vitamin A and D ""ail center; Miss Ruth Schacht Denver Audilorinm fet supper at the club last Sunday groom, attended the couple. Tablets, added to daily meals, can help children hold up their end of the Community Chest; Miss night, but also contributed 37 dozen Both Mr. and Mrs. Mu.sser were cookies. The sophomores sent in at school and help adults at home, in the ofBce and in the factory. Marjorie Gallaher of the. Santa reared near Delta. Mrs. Musser ia Claus shop; Mrs. L. A. Higgins, Winged Victory, the U. S. army the monthly contribution for Holy the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Family school. Sister Ann’s room. These high quality Vitamin Tablets give you your full basic Mrs. L. U. Wagner, Miss Carrie air forces’ play written and di Hendrickson, Escalante Forks. She M. Peterson, Miss Elizabeth reeled by Moss Hart, which will Sacred Heart school, donated 26 was graduated from high school daily requirements of these important A and D Vitamins (often M. Lort,. Mrs. S. B. Freidman, open at the Denver auditorium for dozen. The Archbishop’s guild in 1940; and from Mesa college, called cod-liver oil vitamins) in each easy-to-take, pleasant-tast- Miss L. Loones, Mrs. Marie Peter­ a four-day, five-performance en­ again contributed, as did Blessed where she was a member of Zeta son, Mrs. James P. McNeive, Miss gagement Nov. 22, 28, 24, 25, with Sacrament, St. James’, Cathedral, ing tablet . . . all the A and D vitamins you need to help main­ Chi sorority. She taught in Cedar Lydia T. Lort, Mrs. Catherine matinee Saturday, Nov. 26, is the and S t Philomena’s parishioners. edge for two years and has been tain full vitamin resistance against <»lds, and respiratory troubles. Prigge, Mrs. Mary Hooper, Mrs. reply to a request made by Gen. employed for the past two months L. J. Holmes, Miss Estha A. Harri­ Henry. H. Arnold, commanding in the Delta city clerk’s office, Mr. Vour own family deserves this modem vitamin health protec­ son, and Mrs. J. A. Gallaher. general of the army air forces. Musser was graduated from Delta tion. And with One-A-Day (brand) the cost is little more than Gen. Arnold commissioned Moss high school and attended the Uni­ Hart to write a report to the PTflTOHffLD versity of Wyoming. He is the 1. le rtliev* hetdtehe,'i 52S[ ^ ttifwt from coid, 1. Check famixrihiro. K you a penny a day. Why not get a package of One-A-Day (brand) Denver Goupis Mark nation in the form of a play to be son of Mr. and Mrs. Kelso Musser, discomfort *nd *ch»*. Uk* i ditsolv*TliyerXspIrln Tablet* have ■ 'lever and temperatura Vitamin A and D Tablets from- your druggist today? Start enacted by air forces personnel. Bayar Aspirin Tablet* andd drink in(l*ss m /»tl»*a of eater and gatgla.tatgle. doasdo«* not go down-If throat 6Dth Wedding Jubilee Garnet Mesa, and is associated with a fun glass of water. Rap«at ;

Pueblo Parochial League Champs Del Norte Parish Loses Three lo be played in Denver Tuesday, Nov. 28. Pictured here are the members o f the Sacred Heart Cathe­ Event of Dec. 10 in dral school football team who came out on top o f the three-way playolT when they were victors over the Sa­ cred Heart home and St. Francis Xavier’s school. After the final game the Rev. (Jement V. Gallagher, director o f the Pueblo Parochial league, presented the championship trophy to Bill WTiite, captain o f the Cathedral team. As a result o f their seven victories against no defeats, the Cathedral Catamounts More Sons on Fields of Battle travel to Denver 'Tuesday to meet the Annunciation school, winner o f the Denver Junior Parochial Cathedral Will Henor league, and Sacred Heart home, ninncr-up in the Pueblo league, will play St. Clara’s orphanage, run­ ners-up in the Denver league, on the same day. The games will probably lake place in Regis stadium. The Cathedral roster consists o f While, captain and fullback; Sanchez, left half; Lucero, right half; Del Norte.—Three more soldiers part in 50 missions over enemy The Young Ladies’ sodality will territory. hold its monthly social meeting Lopez, iraarterback; Mitchell, center; Trujillo and Duran, guards; Flores and Robles, tackles; Jiniinez Holy Father, Pius XII of the Del Norte parish have been and Miller, ends; substitutes, A. Lucero, Bell, Talbow, C. Duran, Click, and Gallegos. Jack While Charles Espinosa, pharmacist’s Monday, Nov. 27, at 8 p.m. in the reported killed in action. They are K. of C. hall. coaches and sponsors the Cathedral team. 'The boys from the Sacred Heart home are coached by S. Sgt. mate second class, was home on Arthur Candell and Cpl. Fred O'Malley fiKun the Pueblo air base. ______Venancio Espinosa of Center, killed leave from a naval training On the first Friday of the month in Italy: Arnold Martinez of Del station in California. He is the Mass of Exposition will be offered Responses From Parish Units in Diocese Norte, who had been reported miss­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Espinosa. at 7:30 in Del Norte. ing in France since D-day; and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sierra of Indicate Successful Observance of South Fork received the first letter Salvador Anglada of Center,, killed in three years from their priest- while fighting in Belgium. son in Italy. Father John said Pope’s Jubilee Enrollment. S. Sgt. Tony Gallegos, a former that he and his brother, who is also MEN PUN Fim member of the Del Norte parish, studj-in? for the priesthood, are Responses to the invitation of the Sodality of Our Lady very well. visited here last week. He has of Pueblo Catholic high school to attend the first sodality Toby Espinosa, chief pharma­ served five months in Italy as the cist’s mate, and his wife, have been rally in Sacred Heart Cathedral Sunday, Dec. 10, promise tail gunner on a B-24. He took visiting here for a few days. He has success to the venture. The meeting, under the patronage been in the service many months of Bishop Joseph C. Willging, commemorates the 50th an­ and lately returned from the niversary of the entrance of His Holiness, Pope Pius XII, Southwest Pacific theater of op­ into the sodality. erations. COUNCIL js n o From La Junta, the Rev. Louis Peeordla of Our Lady Sodalists Elect Grand Junction.— At the regu­ of Guadalupe church is sending Helen Garcia lar meeting Nov. 17, Preston Dean, Mis-s Lola Baca and Mi.ss Rita The Children of Mary had a re­ general chairmen of the 1945 con­ Lopez with their sponsor, Mrs. organization meeting at which vention, announced committee Mary Garcia. they elected new officers and chairmen for the state K. of C. Sacred Heart church, Gardner, planned for future events. The meeting next May 20 and 21. Sev­ will be represented by Misses new officers are: Helen Garcia, eral new, interesting events are be­ Evelyn Vigil, Bernice Medina, president: Ciria Valdez and Molly ing planned for the enjoyment of and Adeline Vigil, accompanied Chacon, vice presidents; Agnes the delegates, guests, and their by the Rev. Joseph Teres, S.F., Medina, secretary; Teresa Valdez, wiyes. Chairman Dean promises and Sister M. Celestine. With a large attendance indi­ treasurer; and Ruby Montoya the best convention in many years. St. Francis de Sales’ parish, cated, Pueblo council 557, Knights sacristan.’ Other girls attending District Deputy William J. Cal­ Lamar, will send five delegates, the meeting were Phyllis Martinez, of Columbus, will hold its annual lahan said that at no time in the members o f the Junior Newman Isabel Valdez, Ruth Atencio, Ca- past have the councils of the West­ club, and Mrs. Virginia Beaver. Memorial Mass at 8:30 Sunday, silda Duran, Louise Montano, Jua­ ern slope been in better condition, Delegates from St. Mary’s par­ Trinidad. — Funds are being Nov. 26, in St. Francis Xavier’s nita Valdez, Agnes Atencio, Tina as the coming state convention in ish, Pueblo, will he Ann l^uise Duran, Rosa Martinez, Stella raised for the renovation of Holy church fof members of the council Grand Junction will prove. He ad­ Anzick, Margaret Perko, Bertha Garcia. Frances Montoya, M a^ vises that all councils under hjs Trinity church. The work is to be who have died in the past year. Bregar, Marie Ruper, Helen completed before Christmas, ac­ Trujillo, Berlinda Martinez, Gloria jurisdiction have made known Ruper, Harriet Bozaich, Margaret As the occasion coincides with Martinez, Verna Garcia, and Elea­ cording to the plans of the Rev. their intentions of helping council Jersin, and Patricia Bums. The the knights’ quarterly Communion Forty Hours’ Devotion Will F. L. Sebastiani, S.J., pastor. nor Archuleta. 1062 with the plang and entertain­ f m i i i ifl Rev. Dominic Sclafani, O.S.B., service, the Communions, Masses, On Sunday, Nov. 26, a special ment. and Mrs. Ann Butler,. sponsor, The altar boys of Holy Trinity and prayers, of the members will Mass will be offered in Agua Ra­ The convention committee heads have promised to be with them. parish will receive Holy Commun­ are as follows: Central executive ion Sunday, Nov. 26, in the 8 be offered for the departed mem­ mon in honor of St. Joseph. Open in Cathedral Dec. 1 The Rev. Reginald James, C.P., committee— Preston Dean, Tony of Mancos and the Rev. Joseph F. o’clock Mass. They will be dressed bers. The Mass will be said by the Stranger, and W. J. Sullivan; reg­ Warnat o f Ouray regret that the in their cassocks and surplices and Rev. Clement V. Gallagher, chap­ istration, John Kimble; reception, the Mass will be in honor of St. lain of Pueblo council. St. Leander’s Forty Hours’ devotion, emphasizes distance and the condition of the William J. Callahan; hotel accom­ (Sacred Heart Cathedral Pariih, roads prohibit their sending a John Berchmans, patron of altar the incomprehensible paradox that modations, M. A. Bircket; decora­ Pueblo) delegation. They assure the soda- boys. After the Ma.ss breakfast Memorial Card the King of Glory (fives Himself as tion and advertising, Clem Goet- 'ihe Forty Hours’ devotion will ON GHRISIMIIS lists of their prayers and best will be served the group by the Lists Dead Pupils Present telman; initiation, Fred Ligrani; open in the Sacred Heart Cathedral food to frail mankind: wishes for the success of this PTA under the leadership of Mrs, banquet and program, Jim Doyle; on Friday, IDec. 1, with a High “ 0 wondrous gift indeed! undertaking. C. C. Robinson. A memorial .card listing the Mass of the Most Blessed Sacra­ The poor and lowly may Making certain that Santa will names of the members for whom and women’s entertainment, Mrs. Father Sebastiani returned Nov. Two Playlets I. G. Werth. ment at 8 o’clock followed by the Upon their Lord and Master remember each boy and girl in Social Committee 18 from his annual retreat in the Ma.ss will be offered has been procession of the Most Bleased feed.” issued to all Pueblo knights for Under the watchful eye of State the Sacred Heart home with plenty Plans Program ' Regis college, Denver. Advocate Tom Lynch, Jr., member Sacrament and the chanting of the The procession is an act of ador­ inclusion in their Missals and (St. Leander’s Parish, Pueblo) ing homage and of loving repara­ of dolls, toys, games, and good A social committee to co-oper­ Inquiry hour was held Tuesday prayerbooks. Members deceased of council 1062, this convention Litany of the Saints. The _ Cathe­ evening, Nov. 21, in the parish To celebrate Thanksgiving day, dral vested boys’ choir will sing tion offered up by the whole com­ things to eat on Christmas eve, since the Memorial Mass held at promises to be a successful under­ ate with the Daughters of Isabella library at 7:30 p.m. It was con­ in Gregorian chant the Mass of the munity with one voice, one mind, members of Chi Alpha Sigma, this time last year are James D. two playlets were presented by taking. for the social feature of the pro­ ducted by the Rev. Theodore Angels, the “ Pange Lingua” and and one heart. Catholic men’s fraternity, met B jm e, Michael W. Farrell, Jacob students of the fifth and sixth Seaman Viiiti Home Monday evening, Nov. 20, in gram includes the sodality officers, Koch, S.J. Joseph Aquilla, seaman second the responses t)f the Litany of the “ Let flesh and heart and lips and T. Vidmar, and James P. Downey. Pueblo to preview the many toys grades under the direction of Sister class, is visiting his parents, Mr. mind William West, Irma Jane Arthur, Saints. the fraternity has already acquired Immediately following the Mass, Leona. and Mrs. Frank Aquilla, (irand The Forty Hours’ in the Cathe­ Send forth our witness to man­ Patricia Beatty, and Richard a breakfast will be held at the Vail dral opens the ecclesiastical year kind.” for Santa’s sack. Albert M a r^ 11 and Aaron Bar­ Junction, while on leave from duty This year marks the ninth an­ Mudrone, and a group of volun­ Senior D. of I. hotel, at w'hich members will be for this devotion in the diocese. The Litany of the Saints is of ger presented . kanksgiving Play­ the merchant marine. nual Christmas eve party that the teers, Robert Huber, Jack Buck- the- guests of the council. The Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sulley, 440 The object of the Forty Hours’ great antiquity. The first part let. A patriotic play. The Meaning ftraternity has given for the chil­ ley, Margaret Coudayre, and Ber­ Rev. Charles Murray, S.J., pastor recently that their son, Paul Sul- devotion is to honor and adore Our asks the intercession of those who of the Flag, wa.s staged by the fol­ dren, and, according to Charles nadette Hunyada. To Initiate 25 of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel par­ (Tum to Page IS — Column 8) Lord in the Sacred Host. T\>e have become His special friends, to ish, will speak at the breakfast, lowing; Dwight Barger, Bruce Patti, president, this year’s event Social program booklets, fea­ Schmalz, Thomas Harra.s, Mary render God propitious to sinners. and Grand Knight John A. Ham­ shapes up as one of ’the best of turing the sodality colors, blue and Jane TVobst, Donna Tallman, Lil­ The secon^ part enumerates the white, have been made by Joyce Sunday, Nov. 26 rick will preside. The breakfast will evils from which we wish to be de all. Purchases by the fraternity be limited to those who made prior lian Laughlin,' Patricia Froney, are augmented by gifts of toys and Anzick, Margaret Coudayre, Mar­ Joanne Davenport, James Baum, St. Francis’ PTA to Hold livered. The third part adds the garet Connors, Anna Mae Angs- reservations with Financial Secre­ list of favors to be obtained. candies from Pueblo business con­ A class of 25 candidates will be tary Louis Krasovich. Edwin Chorax, Joseph Frankmore, cerns and by honorary members ter, Lucy Gettler, Elinor Byers, initiated Sunday evening, Nov. 26, Thomas Muhic, George Musso, Ed­ A plenary indulgence may be Jean Simonish, Mary Jane Ben- Arrangements for the Memorial of Chi Alpha Sigma. intq the Senior Daughters of Isa­ ward Patrick, Robert Schaefer, gained once on each day of the sick, Joan Muhic, Anne Gonzales, bella in the Sacred Heart Cathe­ Mass and breakfast are in charge Marvin Rhoades. Lucille Bonfiglio, Forty Hours’ by those who go to As in past years, the fraternity's and Stanley Gradisar. of the council’s Catholic Action Card, Dunco Party Nov. 28 Santa Claus will also distribute dral hall, Pueblo, beginning at 4 Marth Jean Currie, Darlene Han­ Confession, receive Holy Commun­ Details of the rally have been p.m. A banquet will be sgrfed at committee, of which Father Gal­ ning, Mary Lou Whalen, Justine gifts to the children from the lagher and William Holland are ion, visit the Holy Sacrament de planned by the sodality council, 7 p.m. Reservations-srSnecessary Hanning, iilary Garcia, Eva Man- voutly, and recite five Our Fathers, Ladies’ Aid society of the Sacred co-chairmen, and composed of Jos­ (St. FrancU Xavier's Pariih, the Blessed Virgin held a dinner which is made up of the following: for the banquet. zanares, Edwin Chorak, Joseph Pe- five Hail Marys and five Glory Heart home, and toys and items of eph Puleo, Thomas M. Hudson, Pueblo) party in the Vail hotel dining Class presidents, Margaret Cou­ The senior members of Our Lady chek, Jerry Shope, Mary Laydon, Be to the Fathers, and then recite playgnround equipment from Frank Crpshal, Joseph Pollock, The PTA of St. Francis’ school room Monday evening, Nov, 20, Pueblo council 557, Knights of dayre, Bernadette Hunyada, Rob­ of Victory circle. Daughters of Isa-~ Joan McGovern, Victoria Sais, held its monthly meeting in the one Our Father, one Hail Mary, James McGrath, and Stephen Lind- Columbus. ert O’Neil, and Anton Oeschle; bella, held formal initiation cere­ Bernadette May, Lillian Laughlin, mrish hall Tuesday afternoon, honoring Monsignor Miller on the and one Glory Be to the Father for SCMC president, Edward Sajbel; monies for the junior members in vay. Under the chairmanship of Donna Tallman, and Michael Da- Mov. 14, with about 40 members ;asion of his birthday. A gift the intentions of the Holy Father. national honor society president, the auditorium of Pueblo Catholic President Patti, and assisted by ris. Miss Patricia Cassidy was present. A card and bunco party of a new billfold was made For each additional visit an indul­ r.a Vone McDonald; editors of the high school Sunday evening, Nov. the accompanist. will be sponsored by the members gence of 15 years may be gained the entire (fToup, the fraternity’s Tatler, Bertha Culig and Mary 19. More than 100 Catholic girls KIUP to Broadcast to Monsignor Miller. A theater two new members, Richard T. Capt, Kirk ^ of the afternoon of Tuesday, Nov. if the prayers above are recited, Lou Andrew; homeroom repre­ of the city were received into the Sacred Heart Program 28, at 2:30 o’clock in the parish party "v^as enjoyed by the Altar Society Hour* Potted Daveline and Bernard Eisert, are sentatives, Don Campbell, Mary Junior Daughters of Isabella at a Radio (tation KIUP, Durango, Back From Africa hall. It is hoped that there will be a members following the dinner. The hours for the visits of the in charge of all arrangements for Jane Bensick, Gladys Balsick, candlelight ceremony. Fcllowing will carry the Sacred Heart Capt. Ouder Kirk with his wife good attendance at the party as it Arrangements were under the di­ (Turn io Page IS —Column 3) the Christmas eve party. _____ Jean Hegler, George Cowen, Joe the initiation and election of offi­ hour every Sunday morning and child visited in the Leo Keller will he open to all who wish to rection of Miss E.sther Garino, Gentile, and Joan Trontell. cers, supper wa.s served. from 11:30 to 12 noon. This home last week. He was en route attend. sodality prefect, assisted by Miss broadcast is dua to the efforts to his home in Seattle, Wash., after Solicitation of the parish by a Agnes Venuto. 3,000 Catholic Children of Mrs. M. L. Cummins, who is combat duty in Africa and France committee of the PTA began this The seventh and eighth grade 'The League of the Sacred Heart PUEBLO offering it in memory of her week for a fruit shower for the girls of St. Francis’ school enter­ met Wednesday evening, Nov. 15, nephew. Ensign Howard Cum­ sisters of the school. The commit­ tained the boys of the football in the sacristy of the church. Leaf­ mins, who was killed in a plane tee is under the chairman.ship of team at a Jbunco party on the Selling Christmas Seals crash recently. lets were distributed to the pro Mrs. A. J. Andrews, and about 24 afternoon of Thursday, Nov. 16. HOTEL moters. mothers have volunteered to assist After a treasure hunt in which all m the solicitation. JOHNM. participated, refreshments were On Nov. 20, approximately 3,000 raphed by the members of Notre The Junior Red Cross enroll­ served. A prize was given to the WHITMAN ment at the school is now 100 per children of the parochial grade Jame’s football team. A week’s PUEBLO outstanding player, William Mon­ vacation at the Catholic Daughters Pueblo's Newest MacINDOE cent. toya. Although the team lost the schools of the Diocese of Pueblo ■, Again this year, as last year, the camp at Nederlands, and a beauti and Finest football trophy to Sacred Heart began selling Holy Childhood ful illuminated home altar are the children of the school are eagerly Cathedral school, the members of Christmas seals. The proceeds first and second prizes for the girls STRICTLY FIREPROOF Plumbing and selling the Holy Childhood Christ­ the team are to be congratulated realized from this sale are turned The first Holy Childhood Christ­ iRoblnson Bros. mas seals and are bent on winning on their splcnded co-operation and Food You Will Enjoy Sert«d Ic MAJOR over to the Pontifical Association mas seal contest in Colorado was Heating the prize to be given for the great­ teamwork. It is hoped that the Our Dining Room est number of seals sold. The prize of the Holy Childhood for exclu­ organized in 1921 by the Veiy Rev ' 1 Special AUenlion Giv^n ' same spirit will be manifested dur­ sive use in ran.soming and shelter­ Muiic • Good Service DAIRY is awarded on a percentage basis. ing the coming Basketball season, Edward McCarthy of" Alamo.sa to Repair Work C Paul Mendrick of St. Francis’ par­ ing pagan children. That much who at that time was a student tn The Third Order of St. Francis good is accomplished by this work R30 N. Main Pueblo , Phone 964 110 W. 2nd Si. Pure Milk and Cream ish, who is now making his studie.<= of Assisi will hold its monthly St. Thomas’ seminary. In each is evident from the-fact that last succeeding year a similar contest ‘Untouched by Human Hand’ for the priesthood in St. Thomas’ meeting in the parish hall Sunday year children of the diocese sold was conducted. In 1942, however seminary, Denver, is chairman of afternoon, Nov. 26, at 2 p.m. Home Delivery FLOUR the committee for the Holy Child $1,682.94 worth of seals. Present two contests were held, one in the The unit captains and the offi­ indications warrant belief that Archdiocese of Denver and the WILLIAMS A SON HURLEY^S WE SELL FRANCIS hood seal contest in the Diocese cers of the Altar society enter­ of Pueblo. this amount will be considerably other in the Dioce.se of Pueblo Super Service ICE CREAM The standard of quality for tained the pastor, Monsignor Mil­ Fancy Groceries and Meals The Holy Name society held a surpa.s.sed thi.s year. The same arrangement was u.sed ler, at a delightful dinner in the Gulf Gas & Oil* Phone 59 713 E. 4lh St. perfect baking. birthday party on Tuesday eve­ Besides rendering this valuable last year and is again in effect Conipiele Line home of Mrs. George Arthur in Tir« t Batirrr Seme* ning, Nov. 21, in the parish hall assistance to the missions, the this year. Both contests are man­ MONARCH FINER FOODS Grraiinz - Wuhinz honor of his birthday Tuesday, for the pastor. Monsignor A. J. children, by means of the contest aged by the Mission society o f St 778 So. Main Ph. 1723 Nov. 21. Besides the honor guest, Ph. 4076 709 N. Main Miller. A gift presentation was held in connection with the sale Thomas’ .seminary. Fathers C. V. Gallagher and Mac- made by the men to Monsignor of these seals, are able to win The Holy Childhood association Cormac were also present. Those in Miller. prizes for them.selves. Among the which supplies the seals and many GROVE DRUG STORES The Young Ladies’ sodality of charge of the affair were: Mrs. M numerous prizes offered is a week’s of the prizes, is an organization of J. Barta, Mrs. Andrew Andrew.-*, vacation, expense free, in Camp Catholic children the world over. I V e ic FIVE BETTER DRUG STORES Mrs. Frank Jagger, Mrs. Joseph St. Malo near Estes Park for the It was established in 1843, and so CENTRAL BLOCK Canon City Academy Zupancic, Mrs. John Garino, Mrs. boy selling the most seals. The great has its work become that in nFT H & MAIN •*** 24TH & GRAND 726 E. 4th MESA JUNCTION (Turn to Page IS — Column 5) i second award is a football auto- 1926 Pope Pius XI raised it to Sodality Holds Social the status of a Pontifical associa­ HOOSEIUORE inlere»l« these sodality tion. Our present Holy Father MIRACLE WALL FINISH Diocesan Sodality Rally officers o f Pueblo Cath­ has shows his approval of and af­ ITEMS COVERS WALLPAPERl Canon City.— (St. Scholastica’s SCHOOL CATALOGS . . . ANNUALS . . . PROGRA.MS olic high school, shown conferring with their moderator, the Rev. ,4 n - fection for the Holy Childhood by Academy)— The Sodality of the drew Surek. Left to right are Ricliard Mndrone, Father Sucek. Irma reserving for himself its Roman nCKETS . . . RECORD AND REPORT FORMS . . . BVM held s “ Penny Social” Fri 7’ FKENCB CAS8EBOLK Jane Arthur, and Patricia Beatty. The rally will be held in Pueblo Brewa twa-taa* _ _ _ _ _^ 9 0 c ONE OFFICE SUPPLIES AND STATIONERY . . . DUPUCA- day, Nov. 17, which was well at­ protection. Dec. 10. The contests will close on Dec. (MUM ____ TOR PAPERS . . . STENCILS AND INKS . . . tended. The officers of this or MIXING BOWL ganization are: Anna Marie Aran 20, and since this date is only about S E T S ______$ 1'.95 three weeks off, the children are Your Better Printers and Stationers hel, prefect; Anna Marie Hansen, urged to capitalize on each day. Sat «f 4 tndiTUaal vice prefect: Cecilia Ortiz, treas­ Bandlad BAKE DI8B _ $ 1 .6 5 DOES AN AVERAGE ROOMI O’BRIEN PRINTING & STATIONERY GO. urer; and Luella'Jenkins, secre­ Their all-out effort will reap great tary. success. WhlU PUitle PHONE 603 PUEBLO 114 W. 5TH ST. 8JNK STRAINER ___ __ 65c ■The Glee club sang Thursday, Western Paint Go. Nov. 16, at the University club, )1 pc. Stt Floral GEORGE SOFA, 29 AHend Meeting of DINNER WARE ____ $10.50 4 11 »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦ M U M under the direction of Mrs. Geneva Liggett Ervin. The numbers sung were “ America My Own,” by Salida D. of t. Circle OUR WAR TIME POLICY... Cain; “ The Virgin’s Slumber PUEBLO HDW. GO. I* to Continue to Pleaie Yoil With Song,” by Reger; and “ The Hymn Salida.— The regular meeting 402 N. Sanu Fe Ph. 100 of Youth,” by Sequira. of Immaculata circle of the Daugh­ QUALITY PAINT PRODUCTS The girls of St. Scholastica’s ters of I.sabella was held the eve­ academy elected four officers for ning of Nov. 10 in St. Joseph’s Eeonomical Home^ Loans hall, with Mrs. Rose Lanari, re­ Gla§s - Wallpaper - Water Paints the Sodality of Our Lady: Anna INSURED SAVINGS Marie Arambel, Rock Springs, gent, presiding. Twenty-nine mem­ Wyo., prefect; Anna Marie Han­ bers were present. sen, Alamosa, vice prefect; Luella Applications from 18 candidates Florm an M f g , Co. Jenkins, New Mexico, secretary; for initiation were received for PUEBLO, COLO. Cecelia Ortiz, Alamosa, treasurer. the ceremony held Sunday after­ These girls are now working en­ noon, Nov. 19. All members and 919 Bannock St. GRAND JUNCTION, thusiastically on the program for prospective candidates received DENVER, COLO. COLO. Dec. 8, when the new girls will Holy Communion in a group Nov. SAYINOS^LOAN ASSOCIATIONyPUEBLO I be received into the sodality. 19. Chutexad and Supcrvtaad bp tha Usitad SUtaa Govammeat