Member of Audit BHareau of Circulations LONGMONT PARISH CLEARS DERT OF $63,000 College Chapel to Be Feimelly Opened Dee. 10«2.eoo
Contenta Copyrighted by the Catholie Press Society, Inc. 1945— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Program Completed Archbishop Madonna From 13th Century Articles Otherwise Marked. Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue To Preside In Five-Year Period During Mass DENVER CATHOLIC Heroic Sacrifice of Pcr|shioncrs Accomplishes RMord Under Leadership of Rev, James Clergy, Friends Invited Mahler, 0,S.B„ Pastor
To Loretto Heights Heroic sacrifices by the 172 families of St. John’s par I^GISTER ish in Longmont, together with the leadership of the Rev. Ceremony The National Catholic Welfare Conference Newe Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. Ws Jj^mes Mahrer, O.S.B., have achieved a monumental work Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller iir St. John’s parish. It was announced this week that the The newly redecorated chapel at Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Fhotoa. (3 cents per copy) huge debt on the church and school,, which five years ago Loretto Heights college, Denver, stood at $63,000, h ^ been completely paid off. In addition, will be formally opened Dec. 10, improvements worth $12,000 have been made on the build on the Feast of Our Lady of Lo VOL. XU. No. 14. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, NOV. 29, 1945. |1 PER YEAR retto, with a Solemn Mass at 10 ings. o’clock, in the presence of Arch The huge debt was incurred in bishop Urban J. Vehr. The Very 1924, when the new St. John Rev. Harold V. Campbell will be school was erected, and was car Benver Priest the celebrant. The clergy of the Hospital Chaplain Anoints 5,000 ried through the depression years archdiocese and the friends of the at the expense of many heart college are cordially invited to at aches for the parishioners and pas tend. tors. Writes 3 More The college chapel was redeco In 26 Years at St. Joseph’s, Denver In 1940, Father James, who had rated liturgically under the direc been assistant in St. John’s for tion of Miss Charlton Fortune, five years, was appointed pastor Religious Songs head of the Monterey guild of By A nnette M. Sexton he feels that every call, day or to succeed the Rev. Justin Mc- Portsmouth priory, Portsmouth, The Rev. Patrick J. Devlin, night, is not just a trip for a sooth Byrd Hannegan Keman, O.S.B., who was recalled - i — R. I. Under her supervision work chaplain in St. Joseph’s hospital, ing talk, but the means for a pa to the abbey. Having served as The Bev. B. J. Paolazzi, sta was begun on the chapel early Denver, has beefi administering tient’s receiving the Last Sacra assistant. Father James was well tioned in St. Catherine’s church. last spring and is now being the sacraments to the sick and ments before it is too late. Over acquainted with his people and Denver, has composed three new brought to conipletion. dying for the past 26 years. He a period of 26 years. Father Dev Dead; Brought immediately set to work on tie religious songs, and he announces In the nave of the chapel the if quick to make it clear that be lin estimates he has administered debt. He met with excellent co their publication. " The words for walls have been painted a light cool ing a chaplain in a hospital does Extreme Unction at least 6,000 operation and strong faith. Even two of the conmositions were writ gray, which greatly enhances the 'not offer the parish priest’s op- times. Many Into Faith soldiers from the parish sent in ten by Olive Deloughry; E. Ken brilliant colors of the stained glass jportunity for spreading the faith Native of Ireland contributions from their battle nedy is the author of the other windows. The large beams of the and teachings of the Church, but stations. The annuals published song’s lyrics., ceiling have been slightly grayed 'it does mean that the chaplain’s A native of Ireland, Father Byrd Hannegan, one of the best Devlin is fond of telling a story on within the past five years show “ A Garland of Roses,” the first also to soften the harmony between services to the sick and dying are known Catholic nurses in Denver, that every family strove to beat number, has as its motif the crown them and the walls, and the floor at firsthand and all calls are Mayor Hylan of New York city and the notables who turned out died this week in St. Joseph’s hos its record of the year before. ing of Our Blessed Mother as space is completely covered with ahswered posthaste. He says that, The liquidation o f the^ debt Queen in Maytime. The delicate asphalt tiles in lower values of through the zealous efforts of the on the day of the priest’s arrival pital, where she had served since in this country Dec. 22, 1018. completing her nurse’s training in leaves St. John’s parish prosper and melodious rhyOim of the piece ray. The pews have all been re Sisters of Charity of the hospital. breathes the spirit of spring. ftted and refinished in silver oak; The first troop ship, the Baltic, 1920. In constant demand for ing spiritually and socially. Among their kneelers have been uphol to leave from Liverpool, England, her professional services, she was the ipiiritual orranizations now The second selection, “ I Saw a functioning are the Altar society, stered in red leather, thus carry after the armistice of World war I on duty only a week before her Lily,” portrays a simple, graphic ing the red of the windows in 3 of Kin Dead was signed, loaded to the hold passing. the Ladies of Guadalupe, the Holy picture. The scene is that of a Name society, the Legion of Mary, parallel rhythms across the floor. with doughboys, was scheduled to Miss Hannegan was active as a lily bowing gently over a conse The stations are red crosses under arrive in New York harbor a day lay apostle, a large number of con St. John Berchmans’ altar boys, crated Host upon the altar. The (Turn, to P a get — Column i) In Germany, Nun ahead of the firet ship filled with versions having resulted from her and St. Cecilia’s choir girls. The music treats the subject with the civilian p^assengers, the Waldemar efforts. Her brilliant wit and social organizations are the reverence it demands. Beautiful Castle. Father Devlin was on the unusual presence made a deep im Knights of Columbus, the Boy words complete the effect. passenger list. Instead of the Bal pression on patients. It is said Scouts, the Cub Scouts, two “ Joy O’er Bettlehenr’s Hills” is Laity Invited In Denver Hears tic, the Waldemar Castle steamed that a brief remark from her often troops of Girl Scouts, the Stella the third number. With Christmas into harbor first. proved so penetrating that a pa Maris club for young people, and as a theme, this composition pre tient immediately wanted to know the Regina Coeli club for the sents id pious vein the serenity Sorrow came triply to Sister “ Well, you should have seen the lilore about the faith. Spanish youth. that surrounds the Mother and To Ordination look^on the facee of those officials ijP rior to studying nursing. Miss The parish has three Sunday Child, though the world outside Lamberta of the S t Rose residence when we docked with but one H^imnegan was employed by Dan- teems with trouble and storm. in Denver this week when she re soldier aboard, a lieutenant, a Masses. A Friday evening Sor rowful Mother novena has been Father Paolazzi is well known Service Dec. 1 stowaway.” It was a gala occa ceived a message through the exceptionally well attended since in Denver music circles for his sion. Bands were blaring, whistles American Red Cross that three its inception five years ago. St. outstanding work in that field. and sirens blowing and screaming, members o f her family are dead in John’s school has an enrollment of Author of many more religious se Catholics of Denver are invited streamers flying, and all the ships Germany. Her mother, 74, died 150, and is taught by the Sisters lections, he has directed and pro to attend the ordination of the in the harbor were putting on a March 4, 1945; her brother-in-law of St. Francis. The priests of duced musical events that showed three young priests to take place was killed in a bombing; and her water display. You could hear in the Cathedral Saturday morn the parish also attend the spiri understanding and skill. His forte nephew, O' soldier, died as a result church bells. chiming amid the tual needs of St. Coletta’s school lies in the amlity to fit music to ing, Dec. 1, at 9:30. The trio to shouts of the crowds witnessing of head woundsTreceived in action. for retarded children, which is the meaning o f words, giving be ordered are the Rev. Charles No .^therwere given. the event. The next day, when f j w Jones, the Rev. Robert Syrianey, conducted in Longmont by 10 Sis them added life^ and dXpVe^ibft. t)nUI the arrival o f the death Baltic dropped' allHAdF,' it was ters o f St. Francis. His “ Madonna’s Lullaby,” with and the Rev, John Haley, sad sight; uie festivities were over. message. Sister Lamberta had re Father Jantes, the present pas words by the Rev. R. E. Kekeisen Ordination ceremonies are al Mayor Hylan of New York was ceived no news of her mother since tor, is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. of the Register, is a fitting exam ways accompanied with all the disappointed over the whole af splendor ana solemnity possible, June, 1944. All through the war Henry Mahrer, who live in For ple of such capability. An exten fair. man, N. Dak., where Father James and Catholic lay people are urged years she suffered the anxiety of sive knowledge o f the principles not knowing the whereabouts or The priest was organizer and was born in 1902. He was grad to attend with their priests as the of harmony further enhances the welfare of her family. What little supervisor for the nurses' sodality, uated from the Forman high school charm of Father Paolazzi’s music. young men receive the dignity of (TumtoPagelO — Column j ) the priesthood, and are accepted news has come to her has been in 1920 and began his classical The three new compositions and Into the body of the clergy of the tragic. In November, 1943, she studies in St. Mary’s college, Rich- “ The Madonna’s Lullaby” may bo archdiocese. Medieval French Madonna was informed briefly by the Red Centers to Provfde ardton, N. Dak., and later con obtained at the Wells Music com Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will Cross of her father’s death. tinued them in St. John’s univer pany, 1629 California street, or by be assisted in the Solemn Pontifi An American soldier who re Counseling Service sity, Collegeville, Minn. He cn- mail through U. S. Multigraphers, cal Mass by Vincentian priests turned recently from Europe (Tum to P aget — Column i ) 719 Secunty building, Denver 2. from St. Thomas’ seminary, where On Display in Art Museum brought a letter from her oldest the new priests studied. The Very sister in Kassel, Germany. This For Returning Vets Rev, George C. Tolman, C.M., message, too, was full of sadness. rector of the seminary, vrill bd as A French (^thie Madonna and the works may have been executed It contained the news that a Beginning next week the Little 90,000 Cans of Food Goal sistant priest in the Mass, and Child, a limestone stetue carved in by the same group of sculptors. brother had been sint to East Rus Flower and Vail Community cen Mis* Byrd Hannegan archdeacon for the ordinations; the first half of the 13th century, There is a close relationship be sia, and no word had been received ters, sponsored by the Denver iel & Fisher’s store as manager of deacons of honor will be the Rev. has been purchased by the Ina S. tween this figure and the world- from him since January. The sis deanery, will add a special service the millinery department. She was Carleton A. Prindeville, C.M., and Hobbs fund and -the Museum Ac famous sculpture on the central ter in Kassel also described the for the benefit of returning vet born in Sedalia, Mo., and educated Of Drive in Archdipcese the Rey. Thomas Schmucker, cession committee and. is now on western portal at Reims dating bombings, which had driven her erans. Every Monday and Wednes in St. Marys, Kans. Her father C.M. Father Schmucker will also display in the Denver Art museum, from the same period. The gentle, family from the town temporarily. day from 10 to 6 o’clock and every was killed when she was a week . Ninety thousand cans of food undernourished and starving men, be notary for the ordination. The City and County building. rounded face b^rs a striking re Her letter did not mention the Thursday evening from 7 to 9 old, and her ipother died in 1928. women, and children of all war- Rev. James O’Sullivan, C.M., will This statue was carved in the semblance to the Reims Madonna three deaths in the family, and so o’clock at the Little Flower cen During the period of her nurse’s are the goal of the Denver arch tom lands, the dioceses of our be deacon, and the Rev. Bartholo great period of building and dec of the Annunciation in faci^ ele it is presumed that they were not ter, and every Tuesday and training Miss Hannegan lived in diocese in the canned food cam known to her, or that she thought country are planning a united cam mew Cunningham, C.M., subdea orating the magnificent Cathedrals ments, sculptural technique, head Thursday from 10 to 5 o’clock nnd the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P, paign to be held Sunday, Dec. 9, con. The Rev. John R. Vidal, dress and expression. There is in Sister Lamberta had been in every Wednesday evening from paign for- canned goods Sunday, of Notre Dame de Paris, Amiens, Fleisch, Her only survivors are in connection with the nation-wide Dec. 9. C.M., will be master of cere and Reims. Almost all the French both works a strong suggestion of formed previously. 7 to 9 o’clock at the Vail com two sisters, Mrs. J. P. Fleisch and monies. sculpture of the 13th century has Classic Roman sculpture and it is Sister Lamberta, who came to munity center an information Mrs. Frank Fleisch. drive under the auspices of N(TWC War Relief Services, a unit of Rites to Be Eaplained been kept in France by virtue of presumed that French sculptors of the United States in 1924, re service will be provided for the The funeral services were held War Relief Services. Archbishop our National Catholic Welfare A full explanation of all cere the fact that nearly all of it is the period studied classic frag turned to Germany in 1932 to visit veterans. in St. Joseph’s hospital chapel, an Urban J. Vehr cites the suffering Conference, will act ps the national monies will be given as the rites engaged in the walls of the Cathe ments in Italy and in the south of her family, the Wustefelds, in the The benefits they may receive unusual tribute to a lay ‘person. and the desperate need for aid take place by the Rev. William dral, or suffered destruction during France. village of Herstelle, Westphalia. under the GI Bill of Rights and The Rev. Frederick McCallin cele among people of war-tom countries J. Kenneally, C.M., who will serve the French Revolution. This work The serene and compassionate It was the last earthly reunion of how they may obtain loans from brated the Requiem Mass. in the following letter: Ron-Cafliolie Gives as commentator from the pulpit was probably made for a chapel dignity of the statue r^ ects the the Wustefeld family. At that time the government will be explained. Miss Hhnnegan was buried in Nov. 26,1945 The seminary choir under the di of a church in Laon or near-by high place the Madonna held in Germany was at peace and starting James McNeive, director of the Mt. Olivet by the side of the late Rev, dear Father and Beloved 4 Gases ef Feed rection of the Rev. Thomas Bar Reims. The similarity of sculptural the hearts of the medieval Chris to recover its economic balance. centers, is supplying the counsel Miss Mildred Dart. Miss Dart, a People;' rett. C.M., will furnish the music. design and style in some of the tians. Most of the Cathedrals are The Wustefelds, simple, hard ing advice to the GIs, and to mem convert through the nurse’s ef At a practical] expression of the After the Archbishop has im- portal carvinjra of the Cathedral dedicated to her—“ Notre Dame,” working people, were happy. They bers of their families who are in forts, lived with Miss Hannegan sympathy and assistance of the The first Denver contribution (TumtoPagelO— Column S) of Laon and Reims suggests that (Turn to P aget — Column>S) (Turn to Page i — Column S) terested. for many years. Catholic people of America for the of canned goods to the cam paign Dec. 9 came from a non- Catholic who read about tha drive in The Denver Catholie Get 3 Sacraments in 24 Hours Register. She called The Reg Fr. Bertrand, Grand Junction, Is Dead ister office and said she wanted to five four cas.es of food. She was referred to the pastor near- Grand Junction-----The Dioegse tuary. Monsignor Aloysius J. ast her home to receive the un of Pueblo suffered a severe loss Miller, Vicar General of the Pueblo usual and generous donation. in the death of the Very Rev diocese; the Very Rev. Thomas J. Missionary. ^Experts* Nicholas Bertrand, pastor of St. Wolohan, rector of the Sacred clearing a ^ c y . It has personal Joseph’s church here, for Uie past Heart Cathedral; and the Very representatives in'mpny lands who 23 years, and dean of the Grand are now actually adnHnistering re Junction deanery for the same To Be on Symposium lief. It has alw been given the length of time. In ill health for assurance of necessary shipping the past year, Father Bertrand (Turn to Page i- — Column 6) 'w as taken to St. Mary’s hospital The people of Denver will have both Catholics and non-Catholics. early in October, where he suf an opportunity to get a clear and There will be no admission charge. fered intensely until the day of vivid mental picture of the far- The program will be presented for Propagation of Faith his death, Nov. 23. He would have reaching efforts of the Church the students of Loretto Heights at observed the 40th anniversary of in the work of the missions when the college the afternoon of his ordination in July, 1946, Well Jesuit missionaries from varied Dec. 7. Donations Aro Lislod known as a leader of the Church and remote parts of the globe will in Colorado, he will be missed by Eight Jesuit priests will take present a World Mission sym part in Die prognm, which will By Cbaneory Office the non-Catholics of the Western posium in the Cosmopolitan hotel Colorado community almost as be as follows; “ A Word of Ex Friday evening, Dec, 7, at 8:15. Returns in the annual collec much as by his parishioners. planation,” the Rev. Joseph F. The symposium, which is spon Cantillon; “ Why Foreign Missions tion for the Society for the FUNERAL HELD IN sored by the Missiouri province of Anyway?” the Rev. Edward L. Propagation of the Faith taken up GRAND JUNCTION the Society of Jesus, is open to Murphy; “ To Kington and Back,” in the Archdiocese of Denver Nov. A Solemn Mass of Requiem was the Rev. Thomas J. Feeney; “ Mis 11 are announced by the Chancery celebrated in St. Joseph’s church sion in Mid-America,” the Rev. office as followd: Nov. 27 by the Rev. Aloysius Ber Rolf Hame Men Meet Edward J. O’Donnell; “ Speaking DENVER PARISHES trand, a nephew. The Rev. Emile for India,” the Rev. John J. Csthedrsl ...... - ______S947.10 Verschraeghen, jMstor of St. An AnnunciatioD ____*______128.75 Wednesday, Dee. 6 Barrett; “ Will th^Plane Make a Blessed Sscram ent______876.00 thony’s church. Sterling, was dea- Difference?” the Kev. Calvert P. Holy Fsmily ______lOO.Ofl son, and the Rev. Denis Begley, Alexander; “ Keys of the Celestial Holy Ghost __ 560.00 chaplain of SC. Mary’s hospital, Preientation parish, Den Holy Rossry ------58.00 Kingdom,” the Rev. Albert R. Oar Lady of Mt. Csnncl______101.50 Grand Junction, subdeacon. ,The ver, will be host to the quar O’Hara; and “ What Are the Den Presentstion ______70.64 Rev. Joseph Kane, pastor of Sacred terly meeting of the Arch- ver Catholics Going to Do About Sacred Heart ______45.75 Heart church, Fruita. and the Rev, diocesan Union of Holy Namo St. Anna's (Arvada) ...... 142.56 It?” St. CaleUn's ______19.40 John J. Kelley, Chancellor of the Very Rev. Nichols* Bertrand Societies Wednesday avening, At the conclusion of Father Diocese of Pueblo, were masters St. Catbeiine's ... 286.00 Rev. John B. Liciotti attended Dec. 5, in the Community Barrett's talk, there will be a five- S t Dominie’s 20C.0^ o f ceremonies. The Very Rev. Wil hall, W. Sixth and Knox minute intermission. At this time St. Elixabeth's ______209 from Pueblo. St. Francis de Sales'.. 606.00 liam Kipp, pastor of St. Mary’s court. Archbishop Urban J. the ushers will distribute question Three ssicrsmMfs and reception into the so the Communion Mas* in tha acsulemy chapel. Pie Wat Louvain Graduata S t Icnstius L o y o U 's ._ _ __ 50.60 (±urcb, Colorado Springs, and a Vehr will be present. The cards and pencils among the audi dality all within hours ware the happy lot of tnred with tha first communicants are two St. S t James' 400.00 lifelong friend of Father Bertrand, Father Bertrand was bom Dec; spiritual director, the Very ence. The experts will endeavor two St. Mary’s students, Denver, last week. Louise Mary’s seniors, Catherine Lawrenson, who was St. John the Evsncelist's 256.60 S t Joseph's (C.SS.R.) 145.24 delivered the funeral sermon. All 26, 1883, in Hostert, Luxembourg, Rev. Harold V. Campben, to answer all the questions sub Gould, senior (left), and Mary Jacquelina Murray, sponsor of Loniso, and Maureen Starbuck, Mary’s the diocesan priests of the Western St. Joitph's (Polish) . 21A0 the son of James and M uie Goer- asks a good attendance of del mitted. freshman (right), ware reeeiv^ into the Church by “big sister.” The girt* received conditional Baptism S t Leo the Great's 62.44 Slbpe were present in the sanc (Tum to Pag^ t — Colum n i ) egates from all parishes. (Turn to Page i — Column S) the Rev, F r^ eric k McCaliin, who sdso celebrated and absolution. (TumtoPageS— Column 8)
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PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 420S Thursday, Nov. 29, )1946
bringing You the Season*s SOLEMN MASS WILL FEATURE Outstanding Dinners lOFKIIDEAD CRANCERY DEEICE OPENING OF COLLEGE CHAPEL Special Served from 11 Sunday m. to 5 p> IN C [ R W . NUN (Continued From Page One) Bittorf Jacobs. The reredos is ex each of which is a panel in dull ecuted in wood paneled in blue pinner only gold, bearing inscriptions in bur satin damask. The unusual eriici- 75« nished gold lettering. fix. which Is attached to the rere- doa and rises slightly above it, was IN DENVER REARS ' Table Altar of Stone SEE COILECIIDN desiraed by Roy Z^lHn and was ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY . The new altar in the Loretto exhibited at the San Francisco chapel is a table altar of rose- Giblet Gravy, Drauing, BulterM Beeu, Mathed or CandiM (Continued From Page One) exhibition of 1988. It is made of (Continued From Page Oris) Sweet Poiatoea and Cranberry Sauce could not foresee the tragedy to colored limestone, the gift of Mrs. stone. The six large candlesticks H. V. Bittorf of Sterling, 111., in St. (EngUwood) ___ ------tol.so INDIVIDUALLY BAKED CHICKEN PIE come. The ominous shadow of are carved wood covered With St. HStt Mtt
PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Styeef Tife. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER ..Teliphen#, KEyitone 4205 Thunday, Nov. 29, 1946
SEE THE NEW 1946 Mission 'Experts^ to Be on Symposium 90,000 CANS OF FOOD GOAL AUTO FORD CAR ON DISPLAY OF DRIVE IN ARCHDIOCESEI INSUMNCE At Liability $.y,000 and (Continued From Page One) •food can be brought to the church $10,000 space. The distribution of these or school as the pastor thinks Properly Damage, $3,00 foodstuffs will be made to all af best. The St. Vincent de Paul so- Denver, $6.48 Each 6 flicted peoples without distinction, eiaty will co-operate in sorting, V O'MearaOTWeai Motor Co. Months as to race or creed, victor or van packii^r, and shipping the canned OEKVEK’S LARGEST rORD DEALER goods. In the Denver area, the Outside, $4.86 Each 6 quished. We Pay Top Price for A ll Makei and Models Vincentians will bold themselves Months It is difficult for us to ap- responsible for the transferring of Pin* |S.(S Mtmbtrthis Fa* Paid See A1 O’Meara 1335 Bdway. MAin 3111 preciate.in full measure the under canned goods to the Salvage Bu Only Onct far Lift. nourishment, malnutrition, and reau warehouse from the churches Similar saving* on other ear near starvation of so many mil Dec, 9. Pastors outside of Den Washington Coal lions of peoples. Reports from af ver are asked to ship the canned coverage and Are insnranea. FOR SMART $ 7 .4 8 flicted areas state that the daily goods to the St.. Vincent de Paul JACK J . DDYLE LADIES’ WEAR food rations are often one-third Salvage Bureau warehouse, 1246 Morrison Coal or less of what is necessary for Champa street, Denver 4, Colo. 1432 Wehon GH. 2443 Vitit sustenance. The dominating idea Cash nonations can be used to cover of this food drive is to bring re shipping costs. Father Elmer J. e Farmers ins. Droiip KARELIA SHOP. "“7 , ” $ 7.3 5 lief as soon as poiuible and before Kolka will send you further in- A-(- Raline Immrdiats Dallrery the winter reaps its awful toll of structions in the week. 70 Broadway — Denver SPruce 741.') death and starvation. 751 S. Unlvaraily — Denver If each man, woman, and child 4S9 Main St., — Longmont FUEL SERVICE within the arphdiocese would bring 864 So. Broadway one or two cans of foodstuffs to church Sunday, Dec. 9, the arch ^ 'y ■ Aneons tha "axperta” wko will appear on tha la|t Eastar, when he ataiied hia trip to the U. S.| diocese would reach its goal of ♦ HOME FIJRNISHINCS * W orld Miiaion aytnpoaium to be- preaented /in the the Rev. Albert O’Hara, S.J. (canter), e former 90,000 cans of food. Any type of Coimopoliten hotel Friday, Dec. 7, under the ipon* teacher in Sbanghaii and the Rev. John Feon^, food in TIN containers may be SPECIAL-DIVAN and CHAIR torahip of the Miaaeuri province o f the Society ef S.J., whoao proaont roaponaibility ia the metorfai donated. Becau.se of transporta Jcaua will be the Rev. John J. Barrett, S.J. (le ft), preaperity of Jeauit miaaiona in Beghded, Jametea, tion difficulties, food prepared in Short nap velv.t which haa lent waarint qualitlaa* C 4 i| 7 C O who left hia board end hia pet elephant in Patna end Tranajordanie. GLASS or PAPER containers is In Rota or Oraan. All Eprini oenttruetlon LIvint 4^ I ■■ f aWV not acceptable In this drive. + + + Room aat In daytlma and Comfortabla bad ht nithU ■ ■ • On behalf of the suffering peoples of all war aVeas, this food SIMMCNS WHITE HAVEN MAHRESS campaign is presented for your Eight Jesuit Missionary ‘Experts’ charitable consideration. Some 55 lb. mattreaa mada In laydrt ot loni atapla ootton R Q who do not wish to give canned which make! a vary buoyant fillinc. foods can make a money offering WE GIVE S A H GREEN STAMPS which will be used to defray ship Will Give Symposium Friday, Dec. 7 ping expenses. You’ll Alwoy* Bo Glad You Bought At May God bless you abundantly.. Faithfully yours, fContinued From Page One) P< in 1921 at the request of Pope + URBAN J. VEHR, NORTH DENVER In addition to Denver, the aym- St. Louis Globe-Demoerat. At one^ Benedict XV. Later he became Archbishop of Denver. posium will be presented in Omaha, time it seemed that literary criti one of the editors of Jetuit Mia- P.S. Pulpit announcement of this FCRNITIJRE COMPANY cism would claim him, and he pub tions magazine. In August of campaign should be made Sunday, Dec. 9; St. Louis, Dec. 10; and lished his first volume under the GEO. E. SAUNDERS. Ownat SAU J. NEELY, Mtr. 1939, he was summoned south Dec. 2, and Saturday, Dec. 8. The Open Evaainn KanMs City, Dec. 12. title The Catkolie Literary Revival. ward to be superior of all mis- 'till I P.M. 3936-49 Tennyson Ph. GL. 7337 Librarian to Bo Chairmen But the mission field was more sioners in the Island of Jamaica, Marian Priest Heads The chairman *for the evening persuasive, and now he sjta at his British W'est Indies. Under his New York city desk—the focal Total Abstinence League will he Father (^ntillon, an out direction and constant encourage point of a thousand wires leading ment, the Social Apostolate of standing priest-librarian and lec to five continents. To him come, Worcester, Mass. — The Rev. turer. After receiving denees Jamaica came into being and pro.s- day by day, the communications pered. Father Feeney is the John J. Jakaitis, M.I.C., of Mari- from Boston college and C^um- from Jesuit missionaries working anapolis college, Thompsonville, bia university, he was appointed author of a number of books on Proven in Alaska, British Honduras, the missions. Just at present his Conn., former pastor of St librarian of Regis high school, China, India, C eylon, Iraq, Casimir’i church here, has been New York city, and is at present responsibility is the material Jamaica, the Philippines, Central prosperity of Jesuit Missions in named chaplain of the IJthuanian EYE chief librarian at Woodstock col America, and among the Negroes Roman Catholic Total Abstinence lege, Woodstock, Md. Recently he Baghdad, Jamaica, and Transjor- and Indians of our own country. dania, Alliance of America. The Rev. Jos 22nd Annual was named national director o f the In hia spare moments he likes to eph Dambrauskta. M.I.C., of Mari- EXAMINATIONS Book Campaign drive for the ride tugs in the harbor and to pilot Hat Rare Degraa anapolii college nas been named Catholic American Committee of missionaries from far and near Father Murphy. ia the only national president. the Philippines, under the honor Special Care through the subwi^a. priest in the United States with ary chairmanship of Archbishop SOLEMN NOVENA For Special Cases Leave* Beard in India the rarely conferred degree, Doc Francis J. Spellman. Father Can- IN HONOR OF HYPERPHORIA Father Barrett felt himself tor of Missiology, the neiv science tillon’i interest in books is sur of the missions. He ftrst entered PHOTOPHOBIA passed only by his interest in the blessed when appointed to India 0121i mission work in 1927, when he be VERTIGO missions. in 1937. During eight years in the la Towh OUR MOTHER OF PERPETUAL HELP Patna mission on the Ganges, he gan teaching at the Ateneo de DR.A.D.KLEYHACER Wat Reporter In St. Louit absorbed as much knowledge of Manila, Philippine islands. The Father Alexander is the editor- Indian peoples and affaiis as he year 1935 saw him in Rome, cen ORDER ST. JOSEPH’S CHURCH Optometrist in-chief of the national monthly, could. There, as well as in the, ter of Christendom, where he ob Jetuit Miseions, and executive tained his degree in Missiology. 1511 Welton St. KEyatone 1044 Himalaya mountains, where he Weat 6th Ave. and Calapago St. chairman of the American Jesuit made his studies, his love for It is his task in the symposium Miuionary association. Under his Mother India grew. Recently he to give information on the whole COAL November 30 to December 8 able and progressive leadership, was assigned to the task of find idea and objective of the Mis sionary Church. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Jesuit Miaeions magazine has more ing means for bettering the mis NOW SERVICES than doubled its circulation. He erable economic standard of Halpad Rafugaa* i> China prepared well for his present edi Better to Be Safe end fFarm Holv Mass— 6:00, 7:00, 8i00 A.M. thirty millions in Patna mission. Father O’Hara’s busy life Is torial post by previous work as Between classes in economics and Afternoons— 3 P.M. Evenings— 6 :3 0 and 7 i4 5 P.M. labeled China. There he learned Than Cold and Sorry THEY ARE REUABLE reporter, aviation editor, and sociology in St, Louis university, SERMONS BY Mandarin and the dialects he he obtained a pilot's license. PROMPT DRLIVKRY speaks so well. There he taught Rev. Alphonse Zeller, C.SS.R., of Wichita, Kansas Father Barrett left bis beard and SERVICR in Shanghai. There he was or his pet elephant in Patna last S t Joseph’s may be reached directly by Car Route 50; and is 2 dained to the priesthood among a Easter, but hopes to renew their bloeka west of Oar Rouke-72; and-6 blocks weat of Broadway. acquaintance shortly. people no longer alien to him. In 1937 he helped in the refugee Rugby Coal Co. Worked ia Philipplno* 1 Shop CONRAD’S and SAVE! work and the care of wounded 1144 Fifth St. Father Feeney, a native of Chinese soldiers. In 1941 he re Boston, was a member of the orig turned to the United States to PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS MADEMOISELLE SHOP BROADWAY SHOP SANTA FE SHOP inal ifToup of 20 American mis obtain a Doctor of Philosophy 503 Sixteenth St. 53 Broadway 774 Santa Fe sionaries to go to the Philippines gree in sociology to prepare for work in toe Nanking institute. La Only Four Icelander ter he acted as technical adviser on the missionary and Chinese Nuns Since Reformation scenes o f, the moving picture. Keys of the Kingdom. At present Gift Lingerie Reykj[,avik. — Two nursing Sis he is on the faculty of the Insti ters of St. Joseph of Chambery, tute of Social Sciences, St. Louis the first Catholic nuns to reach university. America today is but Iceland from Europe since the be an interlude for Father O'Hara—,, In Qrand Selections ginning of the war, arrived by a halfway atop, as it were, on the plane from Stockholm. They were way back to toe Celestial king met by Bishop Johannes Gunnars- dom. son, Vicar Apostolic of Iceland. Laborad in Hoadura* One, Sister M^sria Stanislaus, the Father O’Dbnnell, who rep fourth n ative-b orn Icelandic resents the 35 Jesuits working woman to becopie a professed reli in the mission field of Britfslv Beautiful Slips gious since the Reformation, is a Honduras, Central Amercia, ^ convert from Lutheranism. leaving soon to resume his labon 1 3 4 .. 5 9 8 among the Maya and t!ie Ketkchi Nazis Destroyed French Indians in this land of bananas “ Best-in-Town” selections of wonder Bells For War Machine and the chicle of chewing gum. values in every wanted type of slip, in During his previous sojourn in the hot lowlands washed by the Carib cluding half-slips. Plenty of whites— fine Paris.— A search for French crepes— lavishly laced or smartly tail, bean, he was engaged in teach bells carried away by the Germans ored. See our selections and really rave ing at St. John’s college, “ the about them—- disclosed that only 30 Lorrainian School of the Spanish Mam.’’ He bells ars intact; and 253 Alsa was also active in Boy Scout ac tivities. Father O’Donnejl is one tian bells and 733 Lorrainian bells of the seven missionaries being wers melted down for war pur sent this year to promote the co poses. In Hamburg alone, 40,000 operative movement in Great Exquisite Gowns Delia from different countries were Britain’s only Central American thus destroyed. possession. 3 9 8 7 9 8 Florida-Bound in Iron Lung Gorgeous crepe, satin and sheer gowns in tailored and lace-trimmed styles. Im agine these hard to get lovelies in good selections. Come, shop. Buy now for Christmas gift giving and for yourself—
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Thundty, Nov. 29, 1946 988 Btnnock Strait THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER EEjrttMfl . 4£06 PAGE r r v B
rlite iiii tW Mimru A t all times From mirrored memories of moments Denver*s largest selection ladies* past, we gain the strength we need to meet life’s heaviest blows. Because this is true, modern funeral service has developed. With a beautiful ceremony to comfort and console, FINE HOSIERY and with the knowledge that everything pos sible has been done to provide a fitting trib ute, the family has something firm to hold Th« new etemie age majr be reipeaiibla fer the waterway, A study of the problem ii fayorod by to during the ensuing period of adjustment. rabailding of the Panama canal, aceerdinf le the the War department. Such a study would also j Heuca Merchant Marina committee. If reboilciing consider the adrisability of enlarging tho canal to were to be done, the idea would be to eliminate allow aircraft carriers and "larger ressols of the the lock*, which are particularly eulnarable to future" to go through. The photo aboye shows a atomic bombing, and make the canal a Ma>leeel yiew of the canal as it is today. TWO-WEEK MISSION BEGINS 6 4tb i»d w Sc C h a p d i SUNDAY AT ST .. DOMINIC’S KEyfi'ont 6297 NEyf6tiif C29i (St. Dominie'* Parith, Deavor) noon. The miisionartes' Masses 1527 CLEVELAND PLACE A two-week mission will start during the week will he at 6 and Originators of Sunday, Dec. 2. It will ha con 7:30, whiph is a change from the ducted by the Rev. T. H. Dailey, regular schedule in order to permit O.P., and the Rev. E. M. Cuddy, the members of the congregation to THE NYLON CLUB O.P., both of the Dominican mission BY [MILf M ICK attend the short instruction after 2 Mr. Walter J. Kerwin band, Chicago. The first week will these Messes. The evening serv For yourself and iill your holiday gifts . . . beautiful [ be for the women of the parish, and ices will be at 7:80 every evening. Suggests for Gifts In a gown made from a Japanese ArcUisliop Guild The mUsionaries will begin hearing first quality, nationally advertised lines in complete DIAMONDS . LOCKETS parachute, Emily Ruth Aniiek be WATCHES - ROSARIES Confessions on Tuesday, came the bride o f Lt. Bernard J, CROSSES - COMPACTS No Stranger selection of weights, colors, sizes, 0. P. A. ceiling. J ST. CHRISTOPHER MED.ALS To Policemen Vinyard in the Denver Cathedral j MIRACULOUS MEDALS and CHAINS Council Meinliers Nov. 24. The material, a finely SCAPULAR MEDALS Father Cuddy is no stringer to policemen. He says that practically woven nylon, had been sent to his whole life has bean spent with Miss Anzick from Lt. Vinyard, who 8ICOKD6iU6 \ PAGE SIX Office, 988 Baimodt Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Nov. 29, 1945 LEADVIILE WOMAN IS UUDED Clark’s Flowers! LESTER’S P T iflfiom i I OF C. I Complete line of Cat Flower* ' WATCH REPAIRS WE LIKE TO FOR AITAR SO CIEm GROWTH and Potted Plant* 7-DAY SERVKX Floral Spray* and ONE-YEAR GUARANTEE CoiMge* 1529 Welton CHerry 2447 TO m o BEIfTFII Leadville.— In the first week of For the church itself the Altar Ill FORI EOLLIIIS ,W e Deliver TA. .3662^ MAKE LOANS December new officers of the Altar and Rosary societj’ took over the and Rosary society of the Annun campaign for raising funds to re ciation parish will be elected. At place tne large stained-glass win-: More than 80% (4 out of 5) of our applicants get the .5 this time, Mrs. dow blown in by'the wind In June. money they want! Qur business has been built on a William J. King The drive was a success and the TO HOLD SOCIAL Rough Dry Vn Service will relinquish window was installed in the liberal credit policy and on understanding service both the office which past month. Baking sales and at the time a loan is made and while it is being repaid. (Loyola Pariah, Denver) she has held for card-parties were sponsored by the Fort Collins.—The Knights of 4 DAY SERVICE AT NO EXTRA GOST That is why most of our new customers come to us The November meeting of the th e past two society to gamer funds for its Columbus will sponsor a social on Loyola PTA was held the evening years. Mrs. King work. -The increased attendance Tuesday, Dec. 4. .(Ul adults of the through the recommendation of people who have tried of Nov. 20. Father Edward Morr did much to make at the monthly Communion Sun parish are invited. Gall Pearl 2461 our loan service and have liked it. gan, S.J., spoke briefly on the ad the society the day is especially noteworthy, for After the regular K. of C. meet vantages and importance of ■ the ' ^ 3 active organiza- a great majority of the member ing on Dec. 12, Dr, Dickey will PTA. Mrs. May announced a tur it is today. ship receives every month on the show pictures taken in the war LAUNDUy*-* 17 Broadwav key party for Wednesday, Dec. 5, to -mr--- -rl!*! The past two first Sunday. More than 3,000 re zones of Europe and tell of some DRY CLEANING _ r o a d w a y Of flee Open 7 a.m. be sponsored by the PTA, the years have seen ligious pamphlets were mailed to interesting experiences. LOANS QUICKLY MADE ON the members during Mrs. King’s proceeds of which will be used for a huge growth in Turkey Party Doc. 19 until 9 p.m. the benefit of various PTA activi term of office. Autos, Furniture, Collateral, First and Second Mort the membership Wednesday, Dec. 19, is the date ties throughout the year. The Under the leadership of Mrs. set for the K. of C. annual turkey gages on Improved Denver Real Estate and to Salaried school children will receive tickets so that at the King the society played an im party. The proceeds of this party ♦Employes on their plain note, without notifying their to take home. It is hoped that Mr*, w. J. Kios present time portant part in national and com will be given to help the parish every family will dispose of as there are more than 200 mem munity services during the war. drive. employer. many of these tickets as possible. From the time the National Cath bers. Not only in the number of Misses Mary Lou Prendergast, ARGONAUT HOTEL olic Community Service set up Mrs. Patterson, health chairman, members has the organization Patricia Doyle, and Eliziibeth its club in Leadville in 1042 until Where Doavar'* Soeioty Entertain* for Lunchenn* and Dinngr* gave an interesting report on the grown, but especially in its mani WilguB of Loretto Heights college its termination in 1944, the so examinations nven the children by fold activities owing in great part and Barbara McCarry of Colorado FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES. the doctor ana school nurse. to the leadership of Mrs. King. ciety did much to entertain the iVien stationed at Camp Hale. In Teachers’ college spent the Thanks DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 Children'* Party I* Planned giving holidays at home. the raring of this year the Altar Boautiful Ballroom* PrivittB Dining Room* Mrs. Fourcade, president, an and Ros&iy society took charge of Project to Close JIM FURLONG nounced that Mmes. Grant and the clothing drive for the whole In the regular meeting of the Baudendistie will take charge of il ia h socieit of Lake county, in which 5,000 Altar and Rosary society Dec. 5 1735 Welton St. KEystone 2224 arrangements for the children’s pounds of saleable clothing were the project “ Let Your Dollar Make Christmas party. Mrs. Fourcade collected. * Dollars” will be closed. Any woman Open Daily 8:30 to 5:30. Saturday* till 1 P. M.; Monday* to 8:00 also urged a large number of having anything to dispose of may women to endeavor to attend the Edmund Byrne Dies P. M. Our Branch Office at Furlong Auto Co., 539 Broadway, sell or auction it off at this meet CPTL meetings held at 10 a.m. T1 E i P IB T f Funeral services for Edmond ing. SPRINES i* open till 6:00 P, M. , every third Thursday in the Chari Byrne were held Nov. 21 in An ties annex. nunciation church with the Rev. The women have worked hard Arvada.— (Shrine of St. Anne) trying to make their “ dollar make Father Morgan requested that E. L. Horgan officiating. Mr. — The Altar and Rosary society Byrne died in S t Vincent’s hos dollars,” and have some interest any parish news items be sent in will give a games party at the ing and profitable projects. pital Nov. 17 after a long ill COLORADO either to the rectory or to Mrs. Shrine hall Wednesday, Dec. 5, at NTLERSIp,.,. Mohrbacher. ness. Interment was made in St. Mrs. Clara Dearman has made 8 p.m. Mrs, Mary Mapley is chair Joseph’s cemetery. three complete outfits for a doll, J D. Creurh C. D O'Rrlwn HOTEL I SPRINGS Mrs. Jameson, program chair man, assisted by the following He was bom in Leadville on a baby doll layette, a girl outfit, A man, presented Elmer Grant, who members: Mmes. Brown, Klumker, Aug. 2. 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. and a boy outfit, sang several songs, accompanied PERHNS-SHEARER Hynes, LaMoure, Shaklee, Good- Hugh Patrick Byrne. Both of Mrs. Ben Wombacher invested at tne piano by Mn. Grant. lett, Zehnder, Keller, Hayden, his parents preceded him in death. her dollar in starch and soap and The next night meeting will take Goodwin, Lun\sdeen, and Schmitt. He was the last of the Byrne fam then washed and stretched cur 102 No. Tejon Pianos— place in February and will be con The Altar and Rosary society ily, a pioneer Leadville family, tains for her neighbors to increase COLORADO SPRINGS’ are available ducted by the fathers. ' will meet in the Shrine hall Dec. which had lived in Leadville for 60 her money. 4 at 2 p.m. for the monthly meet SMARTEST RTORR Mrs. Heiael kindly offered to years. The member turning in the most for Christmas lend a sewing machine to be used ing. Mrs. Elizabeth Hoar and Surviving are two cousins, Mrs. Mrs. W. H. Brown will be host money will receive a gift donated Store for Men In Reart of the Citf by the eighth grade sewing class. Elaine Quail and Louis Johnson by Mrs. Frank Spitz. esses. Annual election of officers of Los Angeles, and an aunt, Mrs. DINING ROOM and Father Morgan, in the name of Choir Practice Begin* Boys Shop the sisters, extended thinks and will be held. Bridget Ryan of Leadville. COFFEE SHOP appreciation to all who contributed Mrs. Marjorie Lewis, 817 Nov. 21, Norman Temple, the The choir has started practicing Women’t Casual Shop to the annual pantry shower. Hooker, Denver, will entertain the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tern the Christmas music with Mrs. Write for Beautiful Folder St. Anne circle in her home, Irene Orleans as director and Mrs. Place Order pie, Sr., of Leadville, and Carrine BindnaS* Kamitar* — AatJaai* Refreshments were served by Wednesday, Dec. 4, at 8 p.m. Weiss as organist. the seventh grade mothers under Milo Shaner, WAVE, were united TRY EtprodacfS — Repairing — BaflnUhlaa Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore and The Cub Scouts, under the Uphelfttrint — Drap«ri«i Early the direction of Mmes. James and in marriage at a double-ring cere daughter, Mary Grace, left last mony in the Sacred Heart rectory guidance of Mrs. Marko. are re Dumbold. Prizes donated by Mmes week for Albuquerque, N. Mex., pairing their old toys. They meet Whitney Electric Co. James, May, and Beckiua were won in Boulder. Rita Kelly of Chi where they plan to make their cago was bridesmaid and ^Jack Saturday mornings in the scout Electrical Service Pete Baroni by Mr. Wollenhaupt, Mr, future home. room of the school. O’Rourke, Mrs. O’Grady, and Mrs Temple, brother of the bride Furniture Shop S. Sgt. Clyde Marino, son of groom, was best man. The couple 208 No. Tajon M 906 THE BALDWIIV PIAIVO CO. Beckman. PHONE U. 130* TH ao. cascadB Mr. and Mrs. John Marino, re have returned to Boulder after “EST. 1»1Z" 1623 California MA. 2285 OppMita Antln* Holal The attendance prize for the ceived a discharge from the army spending a few days in Leadville. room having the most parents at at San Luis Obispo, Calif. He Mrs. Temple will remain in the meeting waa won by the sev served with the Timberwolf divi the WAVES until the first of the 50TH ANNIVERSAEY enth grade. sion in Europe for nine months. year and Mr, Temple will continue General Electric Scout* Recalve Pin* Lt. and Mrs. John L. Logerot with his mechanical engineering Dealer for the Bulova & Gruen PIKES PEAK REGION The following girls received and daughter, Elizabeth Ann, left course at the University of Colo Watches Nov. 24 for Baton Rouge, La., rado. SFi Fan F H REPRIOERATION their senior pins in the Girl Scouts: after visiting the lieutenant’s OLnCK-FREEZERS Margaret Burke, Marilyn Valley, Raeent Baptism APPLIANCES KAPELKES mother, Mrs. John Schmitt Lt. HEATING 9 S. TEJON Be an Early- Mary Catherine Reiachman, Betty James Wallace McCarty, the AIRrCONDITIONING O’Donnell, Geraldine Pollock, and Logerot served seven months in (St. Philomena’* Parish, Denver) the South Pacific in the army air son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. An athletic rally will be given WimNG • LIGHTING Ann Patrice Doherty. The girls Cnmmtrclal and Domaitie forces. After a 45-day leave he McCarty of Pensacola, Fla., was Friday evening at 8 o’clock for the Th* htr* were accompanied by Mmes. am* llitrd d*Mrr* ta will report to Santa Ana, Calif., recently baptized by the Rev. E. L. seventh and eighth grade boys and b* remembered when roa *r* 4i(- Qift Buyer Burke, O’Donnell, Pollock, and,Mr. HALLE’S tribating yonr patronag* in th* dif- for further duty. Horgan. The sponsors were Dan Colorado Spring* and Mrs. Doherty. girls. The championship banners n * N. Ntrad* farant line* of boainea*. Donovan and Marie McCarty. for the girls’ kickball team and The evening of Nov. 16 Mrs. L. Leonard C. Schaefer of Lead the Eastside football team will be Hogue entertained her bridge club. This Year ,,. ville and Patricia Roberts of Rich awarded. Those present were Mmes. C. Harmony Society mond, Calif., were married before The PTA will honor the seventh FOOTWEAR HEIDELBERG’S Roach, M. James, E. Grant, F. Wor- the Rev, John C. Walsh. The and eighth grade girls’ champion land, W. Sherart, E. Mathers, W. 55 Yean of Qualify CLOTHING - BIEN’S bridesmaid was Miss Benetta Rob ship kickball team and the football Epping, E. Worland, and R. Fitz ALSO H08IERT AND RAGS FURNISHINGS Has New Officers erts and the best man was Ernest team in the school. All boys and 10 North Tejon Sl gerald. Prizes were won by Mmes. Schaefer. girls of the seventh and eighth Grant and Epping. QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT • .. And, an inspired one! A world John Delorey is still confined grades, regardless of participation The Vorhes Shoe Co. POPULAR PRICES Communion Day (St. Joseph’* Polish Parish, to his home by illness. Sharon of gifts awaits your selection at Denver) ' on the team, are invited, with their Sunday, Dec. 2, is Communion Kendrick, the daughter of Mr. and parents, to attend. Carson’s, Denver's favorite Table day for the Young Ladies’ sodality. The new officers of the Polish Mrs. John Kendrick, has returned Betrothal Announced Members will receive Communion home from St. VincenVs hospital SAVE WITH SAFKTY 24"Hour Service ware and Gift Store. harmony club will be installed into At a family Thanks^ving din UP TO 30% in a body in the 8:30 o’clock Mass. their respective posts during the after being seriously ill for the ner given at Mrs. Phillip Clarke’s The sodality will meet at the past several weeks. regular meeting Monday evening, home, 732 Fillmore, Doris O’Brien, MeCARTY home of Peggy Herbert, 3208 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. M. E. MeCARTY, 'Hi: Columbine street, at 8 p.m. Thurs Dec. 3, at 8:30. The club will dis O'Brien, 372 S. Washington, and day, Nov, 29. wn«-lSSURANCE-.<^o COAL CO. continue all socials during the Philip Clarke announced their en “ B iir McCarty Main 64(>5 Bernard J. McNally, pharma season of Advent They will hold Golden Society gagement. t*t-4 Colo. Baring* Bank RUg. C a r s o i i ' s cist’s mate third class, of 2316. Gay theit last social in the Polish hall Mrs. R. J. Plank is confined to 15th and Stout Street* lord street, has returned home af before Advent Saturday evening, To Meet Dec. 5 her home with a broken arm. ter two years in the South Pacific. Dec. 1. Wayne Brunger entertained a COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. Prochazka, 2126 Tickets for the “ Christmas- group of his classmates at a pre- THE WIGWAM ) Golden.—S t Joseph’s Altar and OLSOI^ & RENROW Gaylord street, are parents of a Special” are being distributed by Thankagiving party. Headquarter* for boy bom in St. Joseph’s hospital. Rosary society will meet on Mrs. Ralph Hanson and daugh the ticket committee of the St. PLRG. A HTG. CO. RELIGIOUS ARTICLES Father Edward J. Morgan, S.J., Stanislaus guild this week. Wednesday, Dec, 5, in the home of ter, Marjorie, in collaboration with left Nov. 27 to give a three-day Mrs. Peter Hokanson. Mrs. Samuel AND (jLRDS Paul Thomas, son of Mr. and the junior entertainment commit 116 North Weber Sl retreat in the Good Shepherd con Bolitho will be co-hostess. tee, haa presented original mario Tel. Main 3066 Iia E. PIKES PEAK AVR. vent in Omaha, Nebr. Mrs. Louis Cuba, was baptized Breakfast will be served for the Nov. 25. Jerome L. Cuba, recently nette shows in various Denver children following Mass on first schools. Regional Navy Mothers discharged from the marines, and Friday, Dec. 7. Mrs.-Paul Harris Simpson & Co. Miss Alice Getzy were sponsors. and Mrs. L. Gurule will be in Two First Masses To Elect New Officers The priests of the parish are charge. To Be Sung Sunday The Merray Drug Go. blessing the homes of parishioners. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bolitho are Father Charles Jones will sing “ Superior Service Store*“ The Rocky Mountain Navy All the parishioners will be visited the parents of girl, LaRita Lee, his first Solemn Mass in St. Philo- Mothers’ club 462 will hold the by the pastor or assistant pastor born in S t Anthony’s hospital Nov. mena’s church Sunday, Dec. 2, Rt Main Store Phone Main 144 annual election of officers on within the next few weeks. Dona 23. The Bolitho’s have a son, 9:30 o’clock. Father Robert Syri- Main Star* — 1* North Ttion St. tions, unless otherwise mentioned, Monday, Dec. 3, at 8 p.m. in the Howard, and another daughter, aney will sing his first Solemn Narth Star* — « n Narth T*t*a Bt. Charities annex, 1658 Grant street, will be applied exclusively and im Nancy Marie. Mass at 11 o’clock. Both will be Denver. All members are urgent mediately toward the parish debt. F r ^ H. Gorton,, machinist’s ordained Saturday, Dec. 1. ly requested to attend. mate third class, is home after Sunday, Dec. 2, the Altar and receiving a discharge from the Rosary s^iety and the PT_A will The Heyse Sheet Optometrist and Optician Large Crowd Attends navy. Entering service March 4, receive corporate Communion in 1944, he received his boot train the 8:16 o’clock Mass. Metal Works INCORPORATED Helen Walsh Vail Center Cpen Honse ing in Farragut Ida., and his A novena in honor of the Im BEATING ROOFING • A new, origin*] basic enrincering coursd in Great maculate Conception will begin SHEET METAL A uodau —BRA^ wi and preciont Lakes, 111., training station. He left Thursday evening at 7:45 o’clock git North Webei Stroot Last Sunday the Vail Commu Phono I Main ttl WAREHOUSB.JtND OFFICE W. R. JOSEPH Treasure Island, Calif., for over in preparation for the feast Dec. 8. Eat issa 201 WEST COLORADO AVENUE perfume . . . A* nity Center of Denver held one of UpUwn Start U Eaat Colorado Arennr XTES BXAJUNKO seas in August 1944. He was sta Parira clubs meeting this week feminine as the its most successful open houses. tioned for one year at the U. S. are as follows: Tuesday, Mrs. PhoB* T^bar IBSO On exhibition were many beautiful naval ammunition depot Oahu, L. E. Burns’ with Mrs. J, M. lace whose name S i a - 9 i e Majaetk BM* examples of pottery, craft work, T. H., where his duties were those Kochi; Wednesday, Mrs. Harry DOEIVGES MOTOR COMPLIMENTS OF is bear*. SiApIy and art needlework made by the of railway co-ordinator. He re O’Day’s with Mrs. Michael Syri- children of the center. The won turned to San Diego, Calif., on aney; Thursday, Mrs. J. A. COMPANY JIMJAGKSDN thrilling! derful display for the Santa Claus Sept 14, on the U 3 S . Maryland, O’Neill’s with Mrs. John Conway: Ford Product* WHILE YOU WAIT shop won the admiration of the and received a discharge, at Shoe and Friday, Mrs. P. F. Giblin’s Plumbing & Heating many visitors who attended the maker, Calif., on Nov. 18. Mr. with Mrs. Fred Mills. Sueeaaaor* to . 312 N. CUSTER SHOE REPAIRING exhibit. Gorton is now at home with his P. F. Giblin has g;one to Parnell, VOLLMER BROS. M. 78* Among the visitors were the wife arid two young sons, Fred la., to attend funeral services for Very Rev.'Joseph O’Heron, spiri erick and Michael. his father. Rubber heela, top lifu , toe tual director of the S t Vincent “ If Your Need* Are Eleetriral de Paul society; Mrs. John F, CM Main 939“ :;Weslern Iron Melali: pieces, half soles, full soles, Murtaugh, president of the Den BAZAAR IN BRIGHTON RAISES WIRING—FIXTUHEb AND REPAIR.'* attached by experienced ver deanery; Mrs. John F, Vail, " & Machinery Go. :: Mrs. L. A. H im ns, Mrs. L. U. Berwick Electric Go. FARM. MINE AND shoemakers while you work Wagner, Miss Mary Nadorff, Mr. INDUSTRIAL SUPPUES $4,500 FOR SCHOOL FUND J. D. BERWICK and Mrs. P. J. Sullivan, and John •2 W. Cocharra* . Main tl77‘ i or shop. We also remodel F. Murtaugh. The exhibit waa Calora4o Spring*. Calorado shoes, cut out toes or heels, under the supervision of Miss Brighton. — The first annual men and boys of the pariah who Stella Prigge and Mrs. Ellen harvest festival of St. Augmstine's have ainging voices are invited The firms listed here de rebind, take in sides to fit, Trepper. parish was a great success. to attend. BUCK SPORTING make shoes longer or wider. The riet returns amount to $4,600, The Holy Name society will hold serve to be remembered Colorado Springs PTA and the entire amount will be its monthly meeting on, Thursday when you are distributing GOODS CO. placed in the school building fund. evening, Dec. 6. To Meet Next W^nesday your patronage in the dif **ET*rytblng for Ertry Start* George Mancini, who waa general There are now about 30 men Phone Main 930 ^ A a n U U u lOUDOiR s e t . • "Little Orlginar' chairman of the festival, and in the Holy Name Bowling league, ferent lines of business. 19 NO. TEJON ST. ^ Chantilly Perfume for important occasion*— Colorado Sprint*. — St. Joseph Matthews, chairman of the which meets every Tuesday eve and Chantilly Eau de Toilette for lighter s y n s m x i M f i Mary’* .Parent-Teackeri’ **• award, were largely responsible ning. for the success of the affair. . ,moa»eni* of refreshment $5.00 *oeiation will meet Wedne*- ZECHA A ADAMS y o m s m s day afternoon, Dec. 5, at 3:15 The $200 “ Cornucopia” award Conoro Serrire Stalioa in the (chool a*ierably hall. was won by Mabelle Martin, 1015 FLUB t0% Pad. Tax Mr*. A. C. Hanneman, pra*- 16th street, Greeley; the hand- idant, will preiide in the meet embroidered pillow slips, made by CONOCO ing and Dr. Frederick S. Mc Mrs. Joseph Bucci, by Bfrs. Walter TOILETRIES DEPT. — Street Floor Kay will be the f neat tpeaker. S. Clark, Brighton; special prizes, Hi* aubjeet will be “ Dental Mrs. Casper Sack on Friday V Service for Children.” There night, and Mrs. Henry Watten- H*va4a At*. *t Cacbo b Faa4i* will b* a council meeting at burg on Sunday night; and two 2:30 p.m. of all room mother*, large dolls, donated by Mrs. Fred For Qualify Shoe Repairing et committee mambar*, and of Starbuck, Wayne Starbuck. ALEY DRUG GO. Popular Priea»~yUit Our Shoa ficer*- Mala Choir Baing Organiaod PRESCRIPTION Raptdr Dapt, • • • Baeament A male choir ia being organized Tha Bniu Uatad hero 4* to m t. •Vlw*DwearJlfteatCe^yiwi-.Uyatww e n by Father Roy Figlino. The first DRUGGISTS W mamalMrad arboB y«u art dia- practice will 'os held Monday trlbutisf your patronag* to tha 4if- Phoa* Mala 2H U1 8*. Tojaa St VILLAGE INN evening, Dec. 3, at 8 o'clock in the COLOKAOO SPaiNGS teiaat Ua** af >u*l^***. assembljr room of Um rectory. All A Thursday, Nov. 29, 1945 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 PAGE SEVEN Si. John's Parish SYSTEM COSTS 1 HolyNameSociety Radioe t Appliances 1LA PETITE CLEANERS PAID BY PRESENTATION PTA I3t4 E. SIXTH AVE. EM. 7489 Sola* and Sereiee Ladle*' and Men’* H ONEST WORK-FAIR PRICES (Presentation Parish, Denver) Fred Imrie, Albert Larche, Jr.; d Garments Expertly Cleaned Ex-Service Men Arranges Party I In the November meeting of William Brannan, William Buch FRANKLIN ANDERSON 3 to 4 Day Service Presentation PTA, Mrs. WiUiam holz, Fred Nelson, Carl Eastman, 2316 B. 6th Ave. EM. 9586 Alteration* end Tailoring Buchholz, book rental chairman, Francis May,* Chris Valde*. For announced that the entire cost of rest Cason, James McCabe, Frank East Side Parish Enchanting.«. Irresistibia Are Entertained the books in the newly installed Knaflec, Ed Rider, John Fox, Boyd book cental system has been paid. Baker, Laverne Lee, John Krenzer. Proceeds from the various activi Fred Bower, Joseph Pagliaeottl, (J nnunelatioa Parish, Denver) (St. Louis' Parish, EnaUwood) OLIVER’S 1 ties and rental dues brought in Liliisn Walsh, Clarence Murphy, A turkey party sponsored by the more than the $561.33 necessary Tom Cowden, Allan Stauffer, Fran are beitiK entertained in Holy Name society, -with Frank to defray this expense. Her com cis Mylet, Darry Tarullo, John Prtselae as chairman, is scheduled the recloiTr weekly as guests of mittee members were Mmes. F. L. Renaud, Fred Kurtz, and Michael M A R K ET 1 the Very Rev. Joseph P. O’Heroh. for Hague hall Dtc, 15 at 8 o’clock. Lee, Jerry Byrne, James Roark, Krupa. Twenty turkeys, in addition to aPr jp' A'joy to have ... a Wives and sweethearts of the men Danvar** Finest ■ Ray Body. Frank Knaflec, Albin an extra large turkey and a basket / _ joy to wear, because are also invited. Brunner, Ed Rider, Chris Valdez, Lunch Proceeds Selection of H The parish scout troop 138 was filled with n-oceriea for a complete ^ N it’s cool, comfort John Fox, James Callahan, ' and Go to Missions dinner, will be awarded. Special GRAIN*FEO MEATS, 1 able, to completely beautiful. Call ui host at the court of honor in Engle Fred Nelson. wood high school last Tuesday Proceeds from the school prizes will be given away also- n S H & POULTRY today for vour Rillinr COLD W AVE. Hostesses for the PTA card ■ evening. The parish troop won the lunches served this week will be Tickets are being mailed out and party held.in the Electric insti sent to the Peking missions. returns may be made at the door 1312 East 6th A t*. 1 MYUDY EDITH BEAUH attendance banner. John Holoubek tute of the Public Service com Membership in u e Presentation the evening of the party. Phone PE. 4629 J MINNIE E. C LK YD D C of St. Louis' parish provided the pany Nov. 28 were Mmes. Harold PTA has reached the 100-per-cent Club to Be Feted KES8ELER, H«r. O n U r r i l e entertainment by presenting his Kersteins, Gus Ibold, John Moran, 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA- 0788 magician’s act. mark with 177 paid membera. Sis St. Anne’s PTA card club wUl Communion Day ter Mary Noelle’s seventh and hold the Christmas party Monday, eight ^ade room won the prize for Dee. 8, at 1 o’clock in the home The members of the Altar so EMPIRE PHARMACY obtaining the most members. She BENNETTS ciety will receive Communion in of the hostess, Mrs. P st^ MacLel- C. H. HAYS, Urr. CHUB'S I[AL1H will hold a party in her room Nov. lan, 8013 Zenobia street. body in the 8 o’clock Mass thit 30, honoring Betty Lou May and Housekeeper Is W ed Pre*cripiioni Carefully Filled Sunday, Dee. 2. The re^lar meet CONOCO SERVICE Don Lee, prize winners in the con Mias Mary Laris reft last week Magaaine*'— Fountain Service ings will be held in the rectory Washing and Greasing Monday afternoon, Dec. 4, follow test for obtaining memberships. for Topeka, Kans., where she wag Tsar aoilavs Apprsotstso Wine* and Liquor* ing settees in the church at 1:80 WILL BE THEME Neil Farler will be awarded a con married Nov. 28 before the Rt 6ih As*. A York EA. 9932 E. 6th Ave & Corona TA. 4305 o’clock. solation prize. Sister Mary Noelle Rev. Charles Hague to Gregory Joseph Poole and William also won the penny parade for Ltnneman of the Cathedral par Smythe, Jr., returned service men November by having the greatest ish, Denver. Monsiraor Hague left of the parish, are enrolled in the percentage of parents present at Monday for Topeka, the former Princess Dry Cleaners University of Denver. BE PH M EETl the PTA meeting. home of Miss Laris, who had been Harold Sheet*, who served with Hearing, Vision ' housekeeper at the Annuneiation Owned and Operated by Kenneth S. Redfern the navy in the South Pacific, son rectory the paet five years. The of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sheet* of (S t. Vincent da Paul’t Parish, Tests Completed couple will make their home in OUR QUALITY SERVICE YOUR BEST ECONOMY this pariah, returned home last Denver) Mrt. Allen, school nurse, wishes Denver. WX CALL AND DEUVZB week. The monthly meeting of the to thank Mrs. John Callahan, Mrs. Callad to Los Augeles 1138 East 6th Ave. SP. 2681 John Powell, son of Mrs. Cath PTA will be held on Monday, Dec. Farler, and Mrs. Frank Knaflec, Mrs. F, Ptpish was called to Los erine Powell, who served with the 3, at 2:30 in the school hdl. Miss members of the health committee, Angeles, Calif., by the death of Seabees in Hawaii, returned home Clara Ljungwell will disrass the for their assistance in the yearly her cousin, Frank Ricci, formerly * SL Franei A de §ales* last week. Cpl. Bernard Powell, health problems 6f the school hearing and vision teats and im a resident of Brighton. another son of Mrs. Catherine child. A large attendance is ex- munizations just completed. She Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gates, Jr., are Powell, is still stationed in Rome, pected. reported that very few defects the parent* of a boy bom Nov, 26 f UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT) according to word received at the Mrs. J. V. Coleman has ap were discovered and no severe in a local hoipital. He has .been rectory this week. pointed Mrs. L. C. Sorrels chair cases of overweight or under named Edward III. fBROADMOOR} Mrs. Henry Ebert, Jr., the for man of the sick committee. Her weight were found among the chil Mr. and’ Mrs. Fred Houiand an Amick Drug, Inc. mer Clarabelle Powell, is the phone is RAce 0217. dren. nounce the birth of a boy ( 0. G. McClanahan - Joe Dwyer ) mother of a boy. The Altar and Rosary society Thirteen boys reported at the Nov. 23. Mrs. Housand is the for Mrs. Joseph Jostes, the former will meet in the school hall on mer Drusilla Gurtier. ' } CLEANERS 1 > PRESCRIPTIONS \ Boy Scout meeting called Nov Georgia Maifarth, announces the Thursday, Dec. 6. The Rosary 26. The new scoutmaster is How Buy Bends for Mission m Lm .Bd WilfrW A. Bark., Prop.. M > EXPERTLY FILLED 1001 Uncle Sam's army took Joseph•pB engraved in symbole around it. big “ pusch” into Germany. He at ; Melvin De Herrera and Gilbert De The caretaker said it took more tended services in Notre Dame Ca NOVELTY Herrera, brothers, and planted than 80 years to design the mon thedral there. them on different sides of the globe strance. The same church had a Win cisy iin This year the Cervis attended ITEMS for their war service for three painting that covered the ceiling Mass in St Catherine’s church. years and brought them back home with pictures depicting scenes of Denver. To them, it was a real three hours apart, in time for a every major country in the world. (Blessed Sacrament Parish, TO THRILL day of thanks. Denver) grand family reunion of 28 people Food Won War THE HEARTS OF in the family home, 2320 Lafayette Richard C. Ames, son of Mr. and A Solemn Memorial Mass of Re street, Denver, on Thanksgiving “ American GI food won the war Mrs. Albert C. Ames of 685 Adams quiem was offered in Blessed Sac BOYS AND GIRLS day. and wrote the peace,” according to street, Denver, has received his rament church Nov, 27 for Pvt Gilbert. The Germans knew a long commission as a second lieutenant Harry W. Wilder, son of Mr. and BOTH YOUNG time before their surrender that in the ordnance department after Mrs. Chester N. Wilder. The Very AND OLD they were beaten. In Paris the graduation from the ordnance Rev. Harold V. Campbell was cele GI’s eat in the best places and are school at the Aberdeen proving brant, aasisted by toe Very Rev. served by French waiters, but are ground, Md. John* J, Flanagan, S.J., and the GOLD WIRE NAMES served good old Gl-food. Lt. Ames is a graduate of East Rev. Elmer Trame, S.J., deacon Made in 5 Minutes Gilbert saw Weekend at the high school and entered the serv and subdeacon, respectively. The Waldorf in Paris. Denver saw it ice in January, 1945. He received boys’ choir, under the direction of RINGS AND BRACELETS for the first time Thanksgiving his commission with 65 other young toe Rev. J. Harley Schmitt, sang week. men who had completed the OCS for the Mass. Pvt Wilder, reported “ I am not a press agent for the training. missing in action over Germany, army of occupation,” said Gilbert, Cheritbes Snapshot of Pope Nov. 14, 1944, is now presum^ “ but as soon as the barracks are A snapshot of Pius XII, taken dead by the War department constructed in the various coun as he was giving an audience to L t William Thornton, USMC, tries, those wives who ate willing Allied soldiers in Rom^ is the cher who had been serving in the Euro to join their husbands will have ished Mssession of Ed Neuman, pean theater of war the past two more adventures, see the world, 1549 Dahlia street, Denver, now years, has been honorably dis and have a better social standing, discharged, who was present at a charged from duty. He and Mrs. The FORREST ROUELTV than they could ever hope to have Papal audience. Neuman attended Thornton and their three children and Jewelry Repair Shop ;> during the reconversion period in in company with a friend, Robert have returned to their home at America.” Baer of New York city, a non 1600 Eudora street. F. A. ALEXANDES Nun« Get Holiday 'at Taeloban Catholic. He wrote the following Women to Receive Eucharist Engraving a Specialty A holiday for the Benedictine account of Oie event; Sisters teaching in Taeloban, Leyte, Sunday, Dec. 2, members of the MAin 9791 D EiW ER, COLO. 9 2 7 . 17th Street P. I., was the result of a visit Baer and I visited Rome for five Altar and Rosary society, toe PTA, to their convent by two Denverites, days. Baer was not Catholic, but and all the other women of the Father Richard Hiester, ch^lain the outstanding thrill of the visit parish will receive Communion in in the 13th air force, and Flight for both of us was the general au the 8 o’clock Mass. dience wiDi the Pope. Circle Entertained For Sale Joieph De Herrera Officer A'om Cosgriff, son of Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff of 1130 E. tth The Pope held an audience in the Members o f Our Lady of Joseph, yeoman third class, hus avenue. morning for all Allied troops. Civil Lourdes circle were guests of Mrs. Christmas Trees band of Mrs. Avril De Herrera, Chaplain Hiester and Cosgriff ians were excluded from atten Frederick Rawls for the November BEST IN THE CITY Cathedral parish, was attached to decided to spend a day visiting the dance. Baer and I waited outside meeting. Bridge honors were won the U3S. Freston and participated sisters. When they arrived they the audience hall for two hours by Mrs. Frederick Rawls, Sr., and WHOLESALE or RETAIL in the csnmaigns of the Marianas, asked the nuns what they would before being admitted. Even though Mrs. P. C. Brookover. Mrs. Paul Western Caroline islands, Leyte, we had to wait that length of Celia and Mrs. Frederick Rawls, TO like most. They promptly replied Luzon, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, and that nothing would give them more time, we were not the first to ar Sh., were guests. DEALERS OR INDIVIDUALS the occupation of Japan. Gilbert pleasure than a holiday. Kb sooner rive. By the time we gained ad Miss Elaine lacoponelli is a pa ORDER EARLY De Herrera, technician fifth grade, said than done. Father Hiester mittance to the audience hall, sev tient in St Joseph’s hospital, husband of Mrs. Guadalupe M, De became a professor of history and eral thousand soldiers had already where she underwent an appendec tomy Monday. JIMMY DE CHEDICO Herrera, Loyola parish, was at religion, and the flight officer took entered and we were given posi tached to the 103 infantry division. on ^ e responsibilities of the math tions on the stairs that led to the Father Francis Pettit went to CH. 9380 17th and Clarluon TA. 5674 His division saw action in France, and chemistry classes. They were Papal chair. The Pope spoke for Grand Junction to attend toe fu neral of the Very Rev,' Nicholas Germany, and Austria. assisted in their assumed roles by about 10 minutes in English and Descended From Noted Family another “ professor” identified only French. During his address we Bertrand. The family are descendants of as “ McNamara from Boston.” were not more than 10 feet from Gsraldiue Serafio! Is Bride the Garcia family of Conejos in the Father Hiestes, who holds the him. In Blessed Sacrament church on San Luis vallley, who came to Col rw k of capBsin, was formerly as The setting of the hall was quite Nov. 25 Miss Geraldine Catherine orado from Mexico in covered sistant in the Blessed Sacrament impressive with the traditional Serafini became the bride of John wagons. An aunt 99 years old still parish, Denver. He is now in Pa- Swiss Guard in position. The Pope Sallen before Father Schmitt. The lives in the valley. • awan, P, I. Flight Officer Cos entered the chamber riding on a bride wore a gown of traditional INSURED SAFETY LIBERAL EARNINGS Although the brothers saw the ^ iff, who has been overseas since chair carried by four attendants. satin and a juliet cap with finger tip veil. She carried a prayer book horror and humor of many adven ..»8y, 1944. with the 64th troop car At the conclusion of the address tures on both sides of the globe, it rier squadron, is awaiting return adorned with orchids. Mrs, Lee the Pope came to the edge of the Schlaredt was matron of honor. was the religious aspects that lin to the States. platform, just at the top of the gered longest in their minds. S. Sgt A. J. Rivera, formerly of The bridesmaids were Miss Mary stairs where we were sitting He O’Connor and Miss Mary Ellen Joseph fervently says it was his 720 26th street, Denver, has re shook hands with all those that scapular medal that n v e him Blood. The attendants were gowned ceived a discharge from the army offered their hands and blessed re- strenrth to hold on to nis wave- in red taffeta, with juliet caps air force and is now making his ligious articles for all that asked. lashed post aboard the Preston ligi' matching the bride’s. Lee Schlar home in San Francisco. Sgt Ri Whhen the Pope acipproached me he during the typhoon off Okinawa. vera served three years and was a edt was best man, and the ushers accepted my hand and permitted were Vincent Johnson and Harry radar observer on a B-29 in the me to kiss the Papal ring. He asked South Pacific. He was awarded McClintick. Judith Alley was the whether I were American and said ring-bearer. the DFC with one cluster, and the that he had visited the States but Air medal with five Oak Leaf ■rhe bride, the daughter of Mrs. had not been able to come to Den Opal Serafini, is a graduate of clusters. ver. He wished mq.well and blessed ARE YOUR SAVINGS INSURED? Raving?, at Pfc. Roy B. Garcia, who entered Cathedral high school. Mr. Sallen, Your the articles that I held in my hand. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sal Silver State, are not only invested in prime first mort the army in August, 1942, has been given a discharge and is now at Of interest is the fact that dur len, served iff the medical corps. gage loans, but are also insured against loss up to home at 1225 Decatur street, Den- ing the time the Germans were in He was in the European theater $5,000 by an agency of the U . S. Government. ver. A veteran of the Normandy Rome the Vatican City was closed of war for three and a half years. invamon and the Northern France to them, regardless of their indi A reception was held in the home vidual faith. DO YOUR SAVINGS EARN LIBERALLY? You have a and Rhineland campaigns, Garcia of toe bride’s mother. After a Dan D. Sullivan, son of Mr. and was wounded three times. He re short wedding trip to Chicago, the right to demand liberal returns on your h a rd o m ed Mrs. Dan SuUivan of 1664 Pontiac Toung couple plan to make their Keep Your Bin Filled savings. Silver State’s current dividend rate is 2 V 2 % , ceived the ETO ribbon with three battle stars, the invasion arrow, street, Denver, was discharged lome in Denver. compounded twice a year or payable June 30th and head, the Purple Heart with two from the service Wednesday after P T A Meets servin?: since August, 1942. Phone Us Yonr Order New December 31st. clusters, the Combat Infantryman’s Members of the PTA met in the badn. Good Conduct ribbon, and SulliVan, who worked for the As school hall Nov. 26 with Mrs. M. All Grade* of Routt County START YOUR ACCOUNT TODAY. the Distinguished Unit badge. He sociated Press here before entering Halloran, president,’ in charge. Lump and Egg served with the Fourth infantry the army, was overseas for 31 Larry Dolan gave a talk on vic and Stoker Coal* Oil Treated division. months, and was in the North Airl tory bonds. Father Campbell, and Italian campaigns, incan uest speaker, spoke on “ Our Capt. Cervi oa Terminal Leave which he was attached to the signal ady, Queen of Victory.” Mrs. J. C O 'A I/ LUMP, EGG, and NUT Capt. Francis J. Cervi enjoyed corps. He held the rank of ser Leonard S w « r t gave a report on his first real Thanksgiving day in geant at the time of his discharge. toe Denver deane^. A social fea NO SOOT N O C U N K E B S three years last Thursday with his Members of the Leo P. Casper ture of too meeting was a pro wife, Doraine, and young son, Joe, family of 4121 King street, Den gram given by the fifth grade of 4976 Clay street, Denver. ver, are enjoying their first re pupils. Hostesses for the social Gilbert De Herrera Capt. Cervi, who is on terminal union in three and a half years hour were mothers of the fifth leave, was an officer with an in with the arrival home of Robert D., grade children. THE PIKES PEAK FUEL Gilbert is filled with stories of fantry intelligence unit. He spent chief cook in the merchant marine. r r ’r w run 635 Curtis St, Serving Denver Since 1904 MAin 6181 churches and shrines. Receiving Thanksgiving of 1942 in England, Leo. A., w’ho served as a naval Holy Communion in a stable on in a hospital improvised from a air gunner in the Philippines, is 1 R E 1 \ E ’ § Christmas eve just outside France private home. He and eight other on a 30;day leave, which ends this last year is a moment he will cher officers were suffering from pneu Saturday, when he leaves for Ala GIFT SHOP PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ish the rest of his life. monia. A year later, on the same meda, Calif. The father of the boys Christmas Gifts In St. Victoria church in Ingol day, he was in London, and was was discharged from the service stadt, Germany, a kind caretaker experiencing the full blast of the last June after serving for 22 1648 TREMONT PLACE THEY ARE RELIABLE showed Gilbert a monstrance five blitz. Last year he spent Thanks months with the Eighth air force HA. 0471 feet high, made of solid ^old, im giving day in Paris, where his unit in England in the ordnance and bedded with rubies and diamonds, was resting preparatory to the mail departments. and with the history of mankina + + + + + SAMPLE W ed in Berkeley, Calif., Church FUR COAT MAMITOU’S AND SCARF SALE H. BOBRICK Tailor & Furrier Long, long ago fha Red Men learned 338 13tl^ St. Corn«r 15th «nd TrimeBt that to drink of the bubbling waters TA. 0505 of Manitou, was to enjoy a veritable l H r 4 ;i l K i r "Fountain of Youth"! 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BBOADWAT treih, brother of tho bridogreom, groom is attending tbo Univarsify was boat aiaxu of California. r, i Thursday, Nov. 29, 1945 Office, 988 Bannock Street T lffi DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER^ Telephone, KBystone 4205 PAGE NINE Novena Patrons First Direct Chicago to London Flight Are Requested to Recommended Firms Receive Euckirist IF YOU (St. Jpa.aph’rlledemptoriat Pariah, Danvar) EI1R0LL in OUR AUTO .All who are making the solemn novenajin Jionor of Our Mother o f Pepetual Help are requested to receive. Communion next Sunday. PAGE TON Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday. Nov. 29. 1945 Hospital Chaplain When Cleaning Does Jlol Help DEATH CLAIMS When you find yourself wiping your {rlssses frequently in an Now here’s a Tender bread... effort to improve your sight, you will know that you have outpown your glasses. Your eyes should be examined at FD. least every two years. Clear vision is essential to happiness ‘Fresh "^HsUiiqli^ bread" and health. SWIGERT BR O S. F AT RECIS , „ Better Flsion Optometritts Good Service Death came Nov. 26 to the Rev. (Continued From Page One) for Every Age At Right Price* Peter McCartney, SJ., of Regis posed hands on the heads of those 1550 Cati/omia KEyitone 7651 college faculty, Denver. He had to be ordained, the Monsignori and suffered a hemorrhage of the priests present will come to the 119. lOAF brain Nov, 17 and was taken to sanctuary to impose their hands GLAaSBa INDIVIOOALLT 8TTLBO S t Joseph’s hospital, where he died. on the new priests. This ceremony Father McCartney was bom at is most impressive as it signifies GUARANTEED FRESH 7 c Carrickmacross, Ireland, in 1882. the acceptance of the new priests OR YOUR MONEY BACK * • 1 V T fl He- obtained his schooling at Lime into the brotherhood of the Cath rick, receiving his Bachelor’s de olic priesthood. REQUIESCANT gree in 1903. In that same year he The three chaplains who will THEODORE entered the Society of Jesus at assist the new priests when they SLICED WHEAT rA" 10c Jersey, England, and after com con-celebrate Mass with the Arch IN PACE pleting his preliminary studies, bishop are as follows: For Father taught at Marneffe, Belgium. He Jones, his uncle, the Rev. Hubert CRACKED W HEAT,,„ 9c Sh a c k e t h a l returned to Hastings, England, for Newell; for Father Syrianey, his WILLIAM J. KELLY, HIT E. 18th theological studies, and was or brother, the Rev. Francis Syri- AMERiCAH RYE,,„„., (venue. Brother o{ lire. Mary Sulli dained in 1915. He received his 9c Air Conditioned van, Uri. Say Utrih. lire. Herman aney; and for Father Haley, his • i Springer, and Mrt. Florence Hillytrd. Master of Arts degree at Bon pastor, the Rev. Michael Harring Requiem Man in the Cathedral Nov. 28. Secours college, Channel Islands. ton of the Pauline chapel in Colo TEA RDLLS Package of 12. 6c MORTUARY Interment Ut. Olivet. W. F. Horan A F a^er McCartney then spent rado Springs. Son service. five years teaching English and 1449-51 Kelemetb Su LOUIS LANTOS, 1508 E. 83rd gve- First Masses Listed nue. Huiband of Julia Lantoa: father French in Aurora university, SAHDWICH BUHS Package of 8.. The new priests will offer their 8c Phone MAJd 4006 of Jolla Loote and Helen Finney of Shanghai, China, and went to Cin Sterling; Mary Baaer. Fort Morgan; first Solemn Masses Sunday, Dec. Steve Lantoe, Cotumboa. 0 .; Batty cinnati, 0., where he taught 18c B eans French in Xavier university until 2. Father Jones will sing his Mass Blended Juice No. t can Draptr and Joieph and Paul Lantoa. in St. Philomena’s churen at 9:30, Denver, Other lurvivora are 11 grand 1931. For two years he was pro Great Northern Let oi ehow 70U monument* children. Requiem Mata in Annuncia fessor of French at St. Mary’s col and will be followed by Father Tomato Juice ^o"Tc?n‘!L __10c tion church Nov. 27. Interment Mt. Navies we have erected in H u Olivet Syrianey, whose Mass will be at OUvat. Olfnger lervica, lege, St. Marys, Kans., and then li Cemetery. came to Regis college in 1933 where 11 o’clock in the same church. Fa Tomato Juice n?.*!, MINNIE G. SWEET. 248 B. Emerson ther Haley will sing his Solemn 1 (treet. Mother Of Helen Rood and Ger he haa held the office of professor f B e a n s Gra«n or Wax 2 lb. ba*___ ™ _ 1 9 c trude Stanford of San Francisco, Calif.; of French until his last illness. Mass in the Pauline chapel, Broad No. 2 can A. T. THOMSON grandmother of Gertrude Davia; great moor, Colorado Springs, at 9:30 grandmother of Margaret - Lee and Pa Office of the Dead was chanted Pictured in his study et St. Jos Large Limas MONUMENTS time, when not administering to o’clock. Beets Kuner, Cat, No. IM can tricia Ann Davia. Requiem Mast in St. fbr Father McCartney Nov. 28 in eph’s hospital. Father Patrick J, the sick and dying, in pursuing hia 600 Sherman Si. TA. 8018 Francis de Sales' church Nov. 24. the Regis chapel. Rosary followed DeTlia, a naliTe of County Tyrone, faworite pastime, that of leerning Coontiy Home. G. B. 2 Ib. bas . 26c Olinger service. the office. The Funeral Mass, fol No. 2 can MICHAEL DEAN SILEO, 2147 Knox Ireland, and for 26 years the hot to read muaic. lowed by interment in the Regia Kaner, Bis Swwt street. Son of Mr. and Mrs. James pital chaplain, spends his leisure Sister M. Thomas Pintof Slleo, hrothar of James Sileo, .-Jr.; cemetery, is taking place Nov. 29. Peas No. 3 can grandson of Mr. and Mrt. Sam Sileo of Celebrant of- the Mass is the + + ’ + + Spillane Mortuary Long Beach, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Very Rev. John J. Flanagan, S.J., Kuner, No. 2 can 2 Ib. b a *___ 19c John Brefam of Engitwood. Matt of the Dies in B elgium Tomatoes president of Regis W. P. Horan 1545 So. Broadway PEarl 0723 Angels in St. Catherine’s church Nov. 28. FR, DEVLIN ANOINTS 5,000 Olinger service. & Son service. Beans Beauty. No. 2 ^****”*can Red Mexican Mri. John H. Spillane JEANICE HICKEY, 8857 Columbine Father McCartney is survived by Patrick J. Gleason, 1365 Eliz street. Daughter of Mr. and Mra. James Regutered Funeral Director a brother, John J. McCartney, liv abeth, a member of St. Philo Glaaa or Can Hickey; lister of Jeannette and Har- IN PERIOD OF 26 YEARS Prem “ 3 lb. bac . __21c and Embatmer jorit Hickey. Requiem Mata and in ing in Christehurch, New Z ^ an d , mena’s parish in Denver for 28 terment Hays, Kant. and a sister', Mrs. Annie Marroh years, reports that he has received ANTONIA RODRIGUEZ, 2880 Curtis of Dublin, Ireland. CContinued Ftom Page One) ing relatives, unless a brother, Coffee „ 1 5 c street. Mother of Uarceiina' Rodrigues; word of a sister’s death in Brugge, EDWARDS slater of Mrs. Ambrose Vigil, Mrs, John which has included hundreds of left in Ireland, from whom he has 29c Belgium. Sister Mary Thomas, 1 Ib. glaia _ Montoya, Dan Cip'riano Lnpe, and Robert devout sodalists, for more than a not heard in years, is still alive. EDWARDS __ 5c Erickson Memorial Co. end Henry Rodrigues. Requiem Mats TraTclogue Producer 77, of the Sisters of Mercy, whose 2 Ib. (lasa _ 57c MONUMENTS • MARKERS in Sacred Heart church Nov, 28. Inter Praises Maryknollers quarter o f.a century. In recent Father Devlin, 71, was bom in convent is in New Inn, Tipperary, ment Mt Olivet. BLUHILL Clapp’s' 4Ik O I. can _ _ 7c Prompt Erection MARRINE HOLLEY, 8027 GUpin years, hpweVer, this has become County Tyrone on a Christmas Ireland, had been stationed in Bel 1 Ib. siaaa „ 33c from ont of th* molt eompicts street. Wife of Sidney 9oIley. Reqniem New York.— High praise to the such a burden that the Jesuits of day, and cannot think of a more gium for the past 25 years. Her diiplayi In tbu resdon. Mtts in Loyola church Nov. 24. death comes as a surprise to her Molasses r o l.°* r i:.' 15c M l Sp*«r BItiL Oppoilt* 8ank«a work of Maryknoll missionaries in Regis college have taken over this beautiful day to commemorate a M ilk FRANK J. M’LAUGHLIN, 4840 Giril*n>. CBtrrr 4TI8 the Bolivian jungles was paid by work. relatives in this country for she CHERUB Vallejo street. Husband of Minnia Mc- birthday annjversary. He made had written that she was in good ^ughlln; father of Carroll (Pkt) Mc Julien Bryan, American Trave B orn 00 Ckriatmaa Wheathearts 2$ O f. pkf. .21c Laughlin and Mrs. Marjorie A. Young. his studies for the priesthood in health and hoped to see all her Tall Can 9c logue producer, in a lecture on Bo The priest chaplain has no liv- Sno-Whita, Plain or Solemn Mess of Requiem Nov. 27 te livia at Carnegie hall. “ In religion, Maynooth, Ireland, and will cele family once again. Sister Thomas, Caae of St. Patrick's church. Interment M t besides Mr. Gleason, has two 48 Cant $4.15 Salt lodixady 2$ ot. pkf. . _ 7 c Olivet education, and health these priests brate the golden jubilee of his ORYER A ASTLER are doing the best job they can for brothers in the United States, ROBERT CANDELARIO, 049 11th ordination June 12, 1949. Peanut Butter glaia __23c street Son of Mr. and Mra. Fetro their people,’’ said Mr. Bryan, -a Benjamin in Brooklyn and Paul Oats Candtlario; brother of P vt Leo Ange- N. H. Corcoran, After two years’ postgraduate in New York city, and three Resalar er Qaick Roast PRINTINO 00. lena, Tony Candelario. and Mra. Annie former professor at Union Theo logical seminary and field director study in Duboyn, Father Devlin brothers in Ireland, the Rev. Hominc Glory Peanut Butter _42c Ortega. Requiem High Hass in S t taught French and English in St. 48 ot. packait . 24c Programs and Grculars Cajetan's church Nov. 28. Interment for the YMCA. "There are few Frank Gleason of Bray, Dublin; Columb’s xollege, Londonderry, Qtuker, Mt. Olivet, Hacketbal service. Americans in the Bolivian jungles and Vincent and Michael. She Tickets for ni health forced him to give up 48 01. packaaa . 27c Sweet Relish __ 24c ANNA ALUMBAUCH, 8818 High today, but there is one group of Frequent Visitor is also survived by her sister. Sis street. Sister of Thomas Kellaber of this work and migrate ■ to this Bazaars and Carnivals inissioners whom we all know.-^- ter Veronica of the Sisters.of St. Denver and Masgaret Ewing of Aider- country. Father Devlin has taken Joseph of Nassau, who is teaching Quickly Produced wood Manor, Wash.; sunt of Denial the Maryknoll Fathers. They are Kelleher. Rosary is being recited In the the only priests in the Beni tejrri up the study of music as a hobby at the present time in the schooil Reasonably Priced and pastime.! While discussing Olinger chapel, 16th at Boulder. Thurs toty, an area almost as large as for the blind in Lansdale, Pa. day, Nov. 29, at 8 p.m. Requiem Mass In Denver, Dies his hobby with .this reporter the Sister Veronica came to the UNION LABEL IF DESIRED Caliiomia.’’ A.FEWA.Y In Annunciation church Friday, Nov. 80, chaplain was summoned to bap United States from Ireland 25 1936-38 LAWREfJCE ST. at 9 o’clock. Interment Mt. Olivet Edwtrd. died here leit month. Requiem Michsel H. Corcoran, frequent tize a child, although he knew that years ago. Other survivors are KEystone 6343 Mtse wae offered in St. Philoraenn'e he did not have to rush for he can Mrs. Kieth Kindblade, a niece with GEORGE M. BURCH church Noe. 27, Boulevard aereica. summer visitor to Denver, died George M. Burch, 90, retired printing two weeks ago in Boston, Mass. A always depend on the sisters to whom Mr. Gleason resides at 1356 pressman and gold miner, died Sunday, call him before there is grave Elizabeth, and nieces and neph Special Invitation and Nov, 25. He came to Colorado in 1884 BRUCE BIGELOW bojhdod friend of the late John and panned for gold along creeka west A Requiem Hass will be offered L. Dower of Dpnver, Mr. Cor danger of a soul’s not reaping the ews both here and in Ireland. Thursday, Nov. 29, in St. Francis de of Denver. Later he became a pressman coran and his wife visited glory Of the saCramenf. Mr. Gleason is employed in the for The Rocky Mountain News, where Sales' church at 9 o'clock for the repose ALTAR BREADS of the soul of Bruce Bigelow, 45. who in the Dower home every summer men's clothing ‘department of the he was employed for many years. Mr. Denver Dry Goods store, and Burch was a sufferer from rheumatism died Nov. 27 in his home, 1 1 8 . Downing for many years, and are well ANNOUNCEMENT SEWING for leveral years and was forced to street. Mr. Bigelow was assistant vice known • here. Mr. Corcoran was through the store’s co-operation EJttl* Girls* Dresses. Embrolderra walk on crutches. He was bom Feb. president and cashier of the Denver has been able to help those in M. A. MOLITOR (Red) National hank. Ha came to Denver in interested in the Santa Maria J. E. DREW (Joe) ' MonofrsniDge Etc. 29, 1856, on the Pottawatomie Indian JieiS liED need in Ireland on several occa reservation, near the present site ert 1928 from Walnut, la., and joined the camp «nd devoted much of his .C. E. SLOCUM RONNIE JOHNSON THE SISTERS OF THE Topeka, Kans, A Requiem Mass was bank staff at that time. Surviving are time, to i t ■ sions. FRED C. ROGERS offered for the repose of his soul in hia wife, Mrs. Mildred DaVts Bigelow, MRS. NELLIE ROGERS GOOD SHEPHERD Loyola church Nov, 28, and interment whom he married in 1928; three sisters, Archbishop' Richard Cushing of (U. S. Navy) was in Mt. Olivet cemetery. W. P. Mrs. Lloyd Williams of Walnut. Is,; Boston; a .lifelong friend of Mr. TBLEPBONB PEARL tM ! Horan A 8dn aervice.- Mrs. Ralph Gurabert of Marshalltown, Corcoran, gave the last bessing in Fim COIUESI OF Bank President Gives la.; and Lt. (JG) Eloise Bigelow, navy nurse, Oakland, Calif.; and two brothKi, the Funeral Mass. When he was Em|doyeet o f EULAH Z. BURCHER Joe Bigelow of Walnut, la., and Pfe. graduated from high school, the 38th Annual Banquet A Requiem Mas, is beins offerad for Robert Bigelow, now stationed on Saipan. Archbishop received his diploma the repoit of the soul of Mr,. Euiah Z. Boulevard servict. from Mr, Corcoran, who was Call a Burcher Thursday, Nov. 29, in St. DE PlOE SOCIEIl For the 38tli time, without Francis de Sales' church at 10 o'clock. prerident' of the Boston school SISTER MARCfANA ROCHE CREDIT LOAN PLAN Mrs. Burcher was a resident of Denver boarff. ' Mr, Corcoran held this intermiaaion, Frank Kirchhof, for 85 years. She died of a cerebral Sister Harciana Roche of the Sisters president ef the American Na ZOIVE CAB of Charity, who served in Mt. St. V|n- position on the school board for hemorrbase Sunday, Nov, 25, in her Judges for the St. Vincent de tional Bank of Denver, enter 1715 Champa (Ground Floor) Denver, Colorado MAin 7171 home, 1062 8. Emerson street. Mrs. cent’t home In Denver many years ago, nine years, and was well known died Nov, 28 in Providence hospital, Paul society essay contest, com tained the children and sisters Wa all invlta yoo to eoma in and laa oi. tSO.DO to fl.OOO.OO individual, paraonal Prompt. Caortooni Sorvlcs Butcher, 47, was bom In Atlanta. Mo. Kansas City. Kans. Sister Marclana was jn Boston educational circles. She came to Denver In 1910 with her of SL Clara’s orphanage at a loan aerviea to our eld euttoman and naw fritnda. CHEAPER RATES parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harlan. in the 50th year in religious life, most . Surviving is his wife, Mrs. memorating 100 years of char of which had been spent serving in the Helena Corcoran. Mr. and Mrs. tnrkey dinner. Mr. Kirchhof Hours: B:80 to 5:80. TAbor 5106. CLEAN NEW CABS For 20 years ahe was an employe of itable endeavor as carried on by attended the dinner in person, the Western Union Teletraph Co. here. various orphanages of her eommnnlty. Frank Tettermer of Denver at She was bom in Ireland, and entered the the society in the Unityd States, as has bean his custom for 38 Survivinc is her husband. Dan W. tended the funeral in Boston. Burcher. W. P. Horan k Son aervice. Sisters of Charity in Leavenworth In Thf Bast la Hay. 1896, Requiem Mass and inter are Judge Joseph Walsh, president yeara. The only year he was USED ment will be at the mother-house, of the Denver Archdiocesan coun not able to attend was when GEORGE L. MONAGHAN Xavier, Kans. he was in Europe. This year CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING FURNITURE A Requiem Mass was offered Nov. 28 cil: Millard B^eFett, associate 229 children and the aistera ALSO NEW in St. Philomena's church for the repose ROSE ANN KUCLER editor of the Denver Catkolie Reg- of the orphanage were Mr. of the 4ouI of Georse L. Monachan, who Mrs. Rose Ann Kugler, 1590 Erameria Cluli Delegates Cash or Credit died as the rasolt of injuries suffered in street, died Nov. 2i after two weeks' ieter; and James McNeive, presi Kirchhof's guests. Ads a faU on the steps of the Denver AthleUc illness. Mrs. Kugler, 77, was bom in A FULL LINB club. Mr. Monaghan, a widtiy known Minnesota, where ahe spent the greater dent of the Ozanam club. It will pay yon to r«ad ALL o t tho following advertiaements. OP OFFICE insunnee man in Denver since 1916. was part of her life. She moved to Denver The topics for the contest are: FURNITURE born in Cummings, la. He was a veteran eight yeari ago to make her home with Mary E. Eiseamaa of World war I and a member of the Will Meet Dec J “ Why Is the Work of the St, Vin her daughter. Mrs.' E. N. Wbitacre. Wa boy your hoonehold and office faml* American Legion. His home was at 1200 Surviving, besides her daughter, arc a cent de Paul Society Important to NATTVmES — Large. Small; Beautiful WANTED TO RENT tore for CASH, or exchanc# them for Detroit street. Surviving are hia wife, son, Warren E. Kugler of Minneapolis the Church in Our Day?" for high Honored al Shower snow white, pastel tbadca; colored fisiuines. anything in ttock. Mrs. Mary Monaghan; a son, Jack, with and three grandchildren. A Rosary was ReptfeBentatives of active uni Salealadita wanted. Btudiot, 1578 Wash Cathoiie haa hia wife and child waiting We rent Folding Chaim, Card and Ban* the marines in the Pacifle; a brother, J. recited in Olinger chapel Nov. 23, and a schools, and “ What. Important ington St. MA. 8497. in South Dakota; would like to celebrate Quet Tablea, Dbhoe, Silverware, enjr- versity and college Newman clubs Henry Monaghan, Denver: and a sister, Requitm Mass will be offered in Minne Works of Charity Are Carried on Miss Laura Mae Givan enter WANTED—Elderly lady as housekeeper. the holidays together. House or Apt thins is etoek. Mrs. T. F. Monaghan of Mount Ayr, la. In the Inter-Mountain province Vobejda. KE. 4161, Ext 887: or EM. 9761. apolis. Interment will be in Minneapolis. by the St. Vincent de Paul Society tained at a shower for Miss Mary Three adults in family. Can live in or g- PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 The burial was in Mt. Olivet. W. P. will meet in Denver this Sunday in Colorado?” for the seventh and home night*. Private room and bath. Must Horsn A Son service. afternoon, Dec. 2, in the Catholic W O O D SALE OPEN FROM 8 A. U. ta 8 P hL . MRS. MARY TORLEY eighth grades. Elizabeth Eisenman in her home, have references. K. F. 'Trione, 8510 W. Mrs. Mary Torlay, Denver reiident for Charities annex. The University 1636 Jasmine street, Denver, Nov. 46th Ave. GL. 8305. KINDLING, stove, range, furnaea, fire- LOUIS SPIES ' 86 years, died Nov. 20 in Mercy hotpital of Denver Newman club will be Prizes are two $25 victory placa, bloeka No yard eatea KE 2460. Louts Spies. 60, famed bartender of after an illness of nine montbi. A Re bonds;- two $10 books of victory 26. Miss Eisenman, former mem WANTED TO RENT quiem Mesa was offm d in St. Dominic’s host to the visiting representa PAINTING - PLASTERING the Teller house in Central City, ditd ber of the editorial staff of the Small unfomishad bousa or apartment vi" Nov. 20 in St. Joseph's hospital. A Re church Nov. 24, and interment wai in tives. stamps; and two copies of the Register, will become the bride oi einity of St. Anthony's Hospital Catholic Patch plastenog and painting, prompt quiem Hast was offered in Holy Ghost Ht. Olivet. Mrs. Torley wea bom in Father William O’Shanghnes^, Life of St. Vincent de Paul. Ireland in 1881, and moved to Phila William Carson on Saturday. eoupla. will take excellent cart of property. -ervice. Cali PE 6019 church Nov. 27. Known on two conti SJ., conducted a round-table dis- All essays are to be mailed to Albcrt Dohle. TA. 8281. nents for his excellence as a chef. delphia in 1905. She came to Dtnver in Those attending the party were PAINTTNO and PAPERBANGING, expert S E E OU Louis was at one time in the service 1910, and was married to James Torley cu8»ion for the D. U. Newman Father Joseph P. O’Heron, the spir YOUNG Catholic couple want fur. or un* workmanship. SP. 6319. ^ of Frans Joset of Austria, hia native here. Surviving, besides her husband, Mmes. Della M. Givan, Henry fum. apt. or house. No children. Refer* club in the club’s regular meeting itual director, by Monday, Dec, 3. Sonnleitner, Bernard Weaver, Wil country. In Central City, l^ouit Spies are a son, James F„ in the Seabees: two Winners will be announced at the ences. TA. 7584. KREKO SlJtVEB OP UQUOR new PRER was a favorite and friend of tho actor* daughters, Mary of Denver and Sister Nov. 27 in the annex. Last month’s liam Bishop, and Joseph Kissel; other*. Alcohollre Aoenymoaa Writ* and singers during festival time. His M. Siena of Omaha; and a sister. Mrt. discus-sant was Father John Butti- close of the St. Vincent de Paul Misses Angela Eisenman, Cather MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS P 0 Boa 4168. 8. Usnvtr Station. only surviving relatives are four brothers H. J. Gannon of Denver. Mra. Torley'a mer, C.SS.R. Refreshments are society’s annual retreat in Holy ine O’Donnell, Shirley Kalotta in Austria. W. P, Horan A Son service. home was at 2860 King atreet. I>ay Raeonditlooed ptanoa, playtrs, grands PAINTING & PAPERHANGING mortuary service. served following th^ meetings. Ghost church Sunday, Dec. 9. Helen Gordon, and Josephine organa (pipe and raed), orchestral iostru POB PAPER HANGING and painting esH CHARLES HUNTER PADDEN Walsh. menta. T. R. Walkar. 286 Broadway. BP A. Beringer. 158 Madiaoa, EA 2285. Requiem Mass was offers Nov. 24 in NICHOLAS CAMELLERI 7864. Nicholas Camalleri, 86, a resident of St. Dominie's ehoreb for Charleff Hunter CREDIT UNION AND UYMEN Th* flrHit lUtMl her* dtferre ta ROOM FOR RENT Padden, who died Nov. 21 in St. An Denver 78 years, died Nov. 38 at 8829 HEARING AIDS Grove street. Mr. Camtllerl was a mem ba renembarad whan 70H art dia* Warm room In pirvate home for employtd thony’s hospital following a paralytic Cribatin^ yomr iMtronaca in tba dif- persons Bard of Bearing, come in lor stroke in 1943. He was bom in Glen- ber of the old Denver volunteer lire de perion. S t Catherine's pariah. GL. 6488. partment, and was also wall known as a fartnt linaa af baainaaa. deraonstratJen af Zenith Badionie HeaHni reek. Wyo., and had been a resident of AID PUEBLO ‘SMELTERITES’ Aid. 840. eoaiple*a. terms. LaaMine Muaic jockey in the early days of Denver, He PHOTOGRAPHS Denver for 25 years. Surviving ara his Co.. 622 16tb St wife. Mrs. Julia W. Padden. and hia was the uncle of Mrs. Lillian Schier- meytr, Mrs. V. G. Smith, and Mrs,' E. W e hope Andersen photos. 1206 16th Ft at Law- MARKERS mother. . Mrs. Amelia Kensler Padden, Pueblo. — In July o f this year these people at heart, a represen renca. HAIn 1870 Free nesre cuts. both of Denver. Boulevard service. G. Rider, Requiem High Mass was of fered in St, Dominie's church Nov. 27, - PETAmNE - about 70 families living in the dis tative group presented itself to continue ORDER YOUR WILUAM C. H. ERMENTRAUT trict known in Pueblo as “ Smel to Clarence C. Bellinger, a Cath serving you The Wonder Food for Canaries WILLIAM I. BROOKS olic attorney, to lay the prob William C. H. Ermantraut, Draver William I. Brooks, 77. long-time resi Health and Seng with Propar Diet CHRISTMAS CARDS barber almeat hall a eastury, died of a dent .of Denver, former member of ths ter" were very much disturbed lem before him. Without even with the ecrsbral hemorrhag* Nov, 24. Ha had Cath^ral parish, snd retired employe when notified they must pay a high asking a retainer fee, Mr. Bel SIMPSON SEED a - NOW - MONUMENTS baan practicing barbaring for 65 years. finest of the American Railway E gress Co., ground rent for the small lots oh linger set to work. Wjth the co F L O R A L C O . In recent yaari tl was hit custom to died of .g heart ailment Nov. 19 alter a HA. 3778 1535 Champa 8 t 25 Cards — Name imprinted free visit homes of shut-ins and hospitals to briaf illntsi. Mr. Brooks is survived which their homes stood, or else operation of Ed M. McCabe of selection of Only 11.25 taka care of the tonsorial needs of his by a daughter, Mrs. Richard Hoffman, vacate. This ultimatum was served the Pueblo Savings & Trust Co., old friends. Many of thasa man had with whom be reelded In Hollywood, RODGERS PRINTING CO. baan customars of his for more thsn 40 by a certain gentleman, who representing the defunct land Keep Your + + + . Calif., for the peat four yeara. Ha Is Meats • Groceries - Fresh Its Ilth 8 t Hail Orders Accepted yasrs. Hr. Ermantraut was hors in SU also survived by a sister-in-law. Hrs. learned that these families had company, and Father Murray, who Vegetables, Fruits, Bakery Goods Vision Louis, and camt to Denver iic 1896, Frank Kendlen of Venetia, Pa. The Ro built their little adobe houses on offered the services of the ML Manufacturers of Ail Athictio Emblem*, Surviving ara hia wife, Irfiulsa; a son, sary was recited Nov. 26, snd military C. L. WILLIAMS, Prop. UP TO DATE Monogrami and Lattera Charles Ermantraut; a daughter, Mrs. ground they did not own. Carmel parish credit union, a way services and burial were in Sawtelle Na Though in the beginning they was devised to acquire title to this Now Operating on Caib B a^ Leona Oates: and a grandson, Edwsrd tional cemetery. West Los Angeles. Phone GR. 2446 Dr. John R. AMERICAN PENNANT Ermantraut, all of Denver. Another son, Calif. Mr. Brooks was a veteran of the did pay nominal rent to the land whole property, and a plan JACQUES BROTHERS Spantsh-Ameriean war. company that owned the ground, whereby the residents of the dis 82ND AND JUUAN MFG. CO. AND this company became inoperative trict could acquire a clear title COYLE BROOKS EMBROIDERY AND LETTERING CO. PATRICK H. DEGNAN some eignt or 10 years ago, and to the ground on which they had LOWERS- Patrick H. Degnan of 1278 Chaitar Optometrist Room 7, Second Fleer Fentina Building Since 1902 straet, Aurora, died Nov. 28. He wai bora the taxes on the area became de built their homes was worked out. 584 Ifth Street A dlgnlflad afftrinf af lympstby Is a D . DEUTSCH K E . 8603 If It Can Be Hade ef Felt. We Can Hake It 'avaly spray ef rad rasas. SK.OO and np. in Worcester, Hass., Aug, 6. 1882. His linquent. T h e gentleman in At present the whole property is MONUMENTS OF OISTINCnON OFTOHETSUT M l Mack Bldg. KEystone 8887 J. W. CLARK Denvar srife died two years ago. There are na question saw the possibility of being subdivided accordingding to the tt Yaart Praciioa THE BLOSSOM SHOP living relativea. The Funeral Maas win 2 8 E. 6Ui Ave. TAbor 6468 he offered In St. Thrrese’i ehoreb, acquiring title to this property by boundary lines honored for yeaears Byes Bresm Palace Betel TA. 8836 Aurora. Saturday at. 9. Burial in Mt. buying up the tax certificates to ■ n Bxaminad Uptown, 331 E. Tlh Ava. TA. 6397 by the tyople themselves. When Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son aervice. it. and. as he himself told Father this work has been completed, the Glaatis WHERE ELSE CAN YOU BUY THESE — — “CALL AND CBARGB IT” _____ Pitted PREMIUM COALS? ESTATE OF HUGH F. GREEN, DE Charles J. Murray, S.J., pastor of individual families will have the Brokan Lanaaa CEASED. No. 77818. Our Lady o f Mt. Carmel church, he opportunity to secure a warranty W P t Dapllcated Notic* is hereby arisen that on the 8d CRESTED BUTTE day of November, 1946, lettera of sdmin- planned to make between $10,000 deed to their property simply by OculbU' PrateripHoa Filled Colorado’s Outstanding Coal leMtion srare iseued to tha undersiesad rs and ^12,000 within the next three paying the ML Carmel parish Ganatna Kryptek glngl* VWoai COLD SPRING CHECKER administrator of tbs above named estate years by collecting ground rent credit union, the organization iBTltibla BUecal and ail persons bavins dalms against said Laaass to Bas ^ ROCKVALE-KEBLER MONUMENTS astete are required to file them (qr al- from the people who had built their that is financing the projecL *8 J PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Nov. 29, 1945 Nine Polish S. V. D. Fathers Order COAL Now HOMEMAKER’^ r# Rsteommettd Columbine and Industrial HAVE YOUK PUHNACI DEPARTMENT Victims of Nazi Martyrdom VACinm L'LHAKBD SIIPREME Palronlta These Reliable and Friendly Firms Techny, HI.— The martyrdom of the Polish flag.” Father Charles nine Polish Fathers of the Divine Erb, S.V.D., an American army COAL CO. Word by the Nazis has recently chaplain, was also in tha firit PE. 4679 1144 So. Pann. 'E A R L J< N III M H H » been reported to St. Mary’s mis group of liberators. sion house here by 4 survivor. Fa Father Dominic is now sta STROHMINGER :McVsiKli Compaiy:: ther Dominic. The priests were ar tioned at the mission house of the UAIIG BROS. Electrical Contracting PAINTING AND rested after the Nazi invasion of Divine Word Fathers in Bishop- LiMnMd and Bondad tn City e( D« t« DECORATING Poland in ” ’ 39. They were sen shofen, Austria. MARKET CONTRACniRS tenced to hard labor in a con (»BN FED HEATS 817 14th S t Bn«. tlSW S054 Broadwa; KE. e?ia centration camp after being Use Sewall or American n.9H AND POULTRY stripped of all their belongings, High Quality Paintf including their rosaries and re 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 ligious medals. One by one the For Best Results^ Inttrior and Exterior priests died from starvation, ENAMELS A VARNISHES 0 fever, and torture. The report says EIVIERGENCY SERVICE that “ we were like Lazarus, cov Ml La FOSSy INC. I* COAL Y X AND REPAIRING ered with open suppurating ALL POPULAR ORAnKB 1159Wellon TA. 4444 wounds. They refused medical Hid FURNACE ALSO STOKER COALS because we were priests. Civilians WORK K b t I'oal I'o. A ACE PAINTING were treated better; prieati were considered outcasts.’’ Repairs PE. 4604 11 6 5 'So Pann CONTRACTORS, Inc. The fourth priest of the orig SHEET METAL N STR^HKN I, SCHAFF, Prop. WORK M’MURTRY-S PAINTS ft inal group. Father Ligula, was Tht 6 ra . Iut«l li.r. daur*. U first prixa for hoys in the annual Holy Childhood b« rtm.aikcrrd whan sov tr* dla* 0 VARNISHES Camp St. Male for bora at Allenapark ia pic- drowned in experiments to test Pearson Heating Co. tnrml above. The magnificent view of the moun Christmas Seal conteat, conducted under the di tribatint 7*ar aalronatt In the dif WALL PAPER - KEMTONE the chances of survival of pilot* I»1 WAZEE PH. TA. 1U8 ferent liaee ef baetneie. See Our Hundreds of Fraa EaHaaataa tains and tha extanaive facilities et the camp, rection of the CSMC of St. Thomas’ seminary. A who crash-landed In the ocean. which is directed by the Rt. Rev. Joseph Boaetti, similar vacation for the first place girl will ba Christmas Toys and Gifts So. Broadway PE. 02651954 Father Drapiewski was forced to V .G ., make it an idaal vacation spot for boyt. provided at Montrita, camp for girls. work in the quarries until he di*‘d Specializing in Quality Plumbing and Nose on Display A itay in the camp with all expansas paid ia tha from exhaustion. Also working in Heating Repairs + + + + + the quarries were 24 clerics from STILES the mission house of the Divine FALDY’S Word, Fourteen of them died. ( I PAINT—HARDWARE—CLASS ELECTRIC SERVICE Prizes for Seal Contest Sodality Union "W e were at the lowest ebb and SLAHERY & COMPANY 32 Brcfcdway PE. 2940 it seemed that we could not staod MOTORS . REPAIRS it any longrr when the Americans PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Tha ftrma lUtad bara daaarva ta liberated us at Dachau on April ba raniraibarad wbaa jrau art dla- HOME WIRING Oibutin^ jrour patroBM* ts tha dii* Are on Display in Denver 29, 1946,’’ writes Father Dominic. 1726 MARKET STREET (ar«Bt llnaa at butintaa. Lariiaer TA. 687S1100 Plans Breakfast “ An American Pole was the firs? JOHN J. CONNOR. Praatilant PHONE KEYSTO N E 1441 to climb over the fence and raise The Holy Childhood Seal contest on display in the Clark Church The Denver Archdiocesan Parish is on the way in the Denver arch Good House, 1636 Tremont place. Sodality union’s city-wide break diocese. The starting day for the The boy’s first prize, a new bal fast will be held on Sunday morn state-wide contest, in which a" loon tire bicycle, holds a prominent ing, Dec. 9, at 10:15 in the Cosmo the parochial schools will particis place in the contest. In the girl’s poTitan hotel. All parish sodalista pate, was Nov. 26. From early division a similar bicycle is being throughout the city are invited to reports seals are going fast. offered. Each was received this attend the breakfast, which will be Scnools are asking for more seals, week. given at the conclusion of the drive ahd the seminary staff is busily The boy’s second prize, a foot for new members. Mrs. Thomas and efficiently answering the re ball personally autograph^ by the G. Garrison will address the soda- Remember the Church quests. Notre Dame football team, arrived lists. This week the contest prizes are this week. The name of every team The December business meeting member is listed, headed by Capt. of the union will be held Tuesday, No Atheists in Bomber Frank Dancewicz. The girl’s second Dec. 4. in Holy Ghost hall. The prize is a pair of white figure ice Annunciation parish sodality will That Crashed in France be in charge of serving the sup TAbor 1393 1721 Lawrenre skates. A week, expense free, at Camp St. Malo and Camp St. Rita per, which will be held at 6 Metz, France.—Ewart E. Turner, is being given, respectively, to the p.ra., immediately preceding the meeting. i n Religious News Service correspond boy and the girl, who win the third place prize. A joint counsel and prefects’ ent, reports that when an army meeting was held Nov. 15, at which transport in which he was riding on To the boy and the girl in each Miss Mary Dooling, the guest school selling the most sealU, a a routine flight from Frankfurt to speaker, talked on credit unions in YOUR WILL REUPHDLSTCR standing crucifix, either in light the sodalities and in the churches. Berlin made a forced landing near or dark wood, ia offered as a prize. Recover 2 Pieces— Frieze Sarriguemines, France, there were For the $5, $f, and 50 cent sales no atheists anfong the 21 passeng of seals a picture "head of Christ,’’ and Tapestry— $55 and np a framed plaque, and an illus ers and four crewmen.'' The ship Armored Group trated booklet are being offered, COLORADO flew through a “ nea-soup” fog for respectively. hours, during which time all aboard REMEMBER THE LPUOLSTERY CO. prayed fervently. Only two pas This year a new award is being Honors Memory ' P h o n e sengers were unmoved by the ex offered to every nun whose class 2457-59 16th St. perience, a dog mascot and a Rus sells 825 worth of seals. It is a perpetual membership in the Holy Trellises and Garden Furniture sian officer. Of Slain Chaplain G L 2304 Childhood association. It is to be POOR MISSIONS emphasized ^that for every $25 worth of seals sold, the nun is Canon City.— A truly royal gift given an additional membership, was received recently by Holy OF THE ARCHDIOCESE SAVE COSTLY FUEL BILLS THIS WINTER and it is hers to give* to whom she Cross abbey in the form of a wishes. The members of the asso memorial chalice to perpetuate the ciation share in Masses, prayers, name of Father Leo Rechtsteiner, INSULATE .i,L litanies, and various other spirit former member of t h e Abbey ual exercises of the association. school staff, who lost his life just The nun whose class sells the most a year ago while in active service YOUR HOME " ROCK WOOL seals in the contest will receive a as a commissioned chaplain. The inscription on the base of Waterproofed . . . Pneumatically Installed $10 gift certificate honored at the Clark Church Goods House. the beautiful new chalice best tells Form of Bequest for NO DEPO.SIT the story: SaminariaDi Visit Schools “ In memory of Father Leo First Payment Starting this week, seminarians Establishment of Later Rechtsteiner, O .S .B ., Chaplain, R. H. Kimball Co. are visiting Catholic schools in Captain, U.S.A. Killed in action Funds for Education Denver to give an added impetus Oct. 22,1944. Thirteenth Armored ASK FOR FREE Midland K J E a 5 2 3 f t to the cont^t. Schools in Colorado BOOK Savings Bldg. Evanlnga TA. SStO Division.’’ of Priests: Springs were visited in the pa.st The presentation was made to t^mwwwwwwwwws/ws^wwvwvwvwwvwww' weak, and a hearty response was the Rt. Rev. Leonard Schwinn, givAn to ■the pep talks and contest president of Abbey senool, by the hints. At each of the schools pep Rev. John J. Carey, division chap talks are being given, and prizes lain. are being shown to the students. The committeemen are asking the k children to sell seals by the block, Fordham School of Law "\ that is 25 seals, and to sell them To Raise Requirements daily. Daily sales will provide New York. — The Fordham eagerness and progressiveness in school of law will increase ita en the contest and boost sales. In trance requirements next year, ac !«oce^®L order to push the contest “ over cording to the Very Rev, Robert J. the top,’’ the students must make Gannon, S.J., president Begin •s tV^e'>o\0't9' Two Names to the most of every dajV ning with the class entering in K O A to Broadcast Announcamenti September, 1946, all applicants, Through the courtesy of C. C. except honorably discharged vet Remombor. . . Moore and station KOA, announce erans of the present war, must ments concerning the contest will presei't evidence of satisfactory Automotic Housthold be broadcast. These broadcasts completion of a full college course started Nov. 25 and will be car and of having obtained a degree ried every day through Dec. 19, in arts or sciences at an approved STOKERS > THOMS the end of the contest. institution. A Slic for Every Home Carrier Heads to Sea No Wolfing — No Deloy, > FARGO Famous in Denver for a quarter century^at Thoms Quality comes first—prices are always reasonable. 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Tha k«ga war- 1536 Logai SIraal Daavar, GoloraAa ernita, tka giant 45,000-ton ear-lihip, namad in honor of tha lata LAUREN BERT, Inc. rier, “Franklin D. Rooievolt,” ii i Praaidant, will be put through har Ph. Cherry 4.548 (Pormgrlt R o e rr m ountain a co ustical co.> 3254 Walnut St. shown at aha was about to ateani. pacaa for a two-month pariod aftar undar the Brooklyn bridge in New)a abort atay at Bayoona ahipyarda. t _ 1 THE DENVER/CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEjntone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN Th«n<}ay, Nov. 29, 1946 Office, 988 Bannock Street DENVER CO-CHAMPS TO PLAY IN 0. U. STADIUM MnusEioEnTS— Dinine All-Parochial Team Is Selected Mustangs, Bulldogs RECRERTIOn Expected te Attract POLL OF COACHES AND All-Parochial Backfield ANNOUNCEMENT Theatre 1028 S. Gaylord 10,000 Sports Fans Opening Winter Seaton PARK PB. IIT1 DIRECTORS NAMES SQUAD Tbondtr-Prldar-SaturdaT. PARK Novnabtr M-3t-D«c*aib*r li The greatest feature attraction of recent Denver Pa John Garfiald-Elaanor Parkar in St. Joseph’s Bulldogs place est defensive unit in the league. rochial league history—the meeting of the 1945 co-cham PRIDE OF THE MARINES Only three touchdowns ware pions, Mullen high and St. Joseph’s— will be staged at 2 HILL four men on the Register’s and scored against Mullen, none o f o’clock Sunday, Dec. 2, in the huge Denver university stadium, Warnrr BaxUr-Dmty Andarton ia them through the line, and much 1945 Parochial league all-star it has been announced by Parochial league officials. Con COUNTRY THE CRIME DOCTOR’S of the credit for this splendid rec WARNING team, Mullen is awarded three ord must go to Fisher. Joe Mc vinced that they have an attraction worthy of nothing less CLUB places, Annunciation two, and Cormick w u St. Joseph’s counter than the best. Parochial league officials have decided to Snnday-Moadai-Taaadir-Wadnaaday, part of Fisher. His play steadied move the big game to the Hilltop stadium in order to handle Oacambtr M-d-t« Cathedral and Holy Family the Bulldog front wall until the DIIVIVER Dick Haymea-Viviaa Blaint la the 10,000 to 12,000 spectators one each. The selection was made green men gained experience. Also man. The rest of the Mullen line STATE FAIR on the bahis of a poll of leag;ue memtioned for this spot were anxious to see the two top teams of DANCE the league in a repeat perform is made up of Louie Gusman, Hor (la Technicolor) coaches and athletic directors and Nanio of Mullen, Keating of St. Coachat and athletic diraetori third from left, combined to give Swrft Music hy ance. The stadium management ace Walters, Joe Nanio, Bob Ben and presents a talented backfield, a Francis’ and Colaiano of Regis. of the Denver Parochial leafue thU the St. Joseph Bulldogs an nn- readily co-operated in this mosi son, and John Larkin. (3IARIJE DINHAIIPT Richard Arlrn-Ohcrjrl Walker la strong line, and excellent ends. woek named the quartette above stoppable touchdown punch. Cret- ambitious undertaking of the St. Joseph’s team, coached by Al And HU Park Hill Rhythroaire* IDENTITY UNKNOWN Two men, Bob Bums of Mullen ai the oatstanding baeki of tho league, Iw granting the Parochial Panek and Nate Feld, is > typi and Claude Cretzer of S t Joseph’s, 1945 eoaion. Bob Burnt, left, one aor was a unanimous choieo for all- Rttalar Clab IHantr Dane** STtry teams thejise of the Itadium on a cal West Side squad, with speed Tbaraday. rHdaj. SiturdaT matinees ! SUNDAY. I P. M. were unanimous choices, and Bob of tho best high tehoel playert in star honors. Tony De Lorenao, 8ATUEDAT8 AND HOLIDAYS. rock-bottom financial arrange and aggressiveness its twin trade .WOO Colorado Blvd. } P.M. Fisher of Mullen was left off only the state, was the leagua'i leading right, of Annunciation, is a tar- marks. The Bulldogs have six one of the teams submitted. ment. Sunday’s game is being Rmervalionii EM. 2725 teorer and patter, and led the rific lina-smatker and strong de played to name the Denver classy backs, with Bud Hoelsken Jack Langren of Annunciation Mullen Muttangt to their co- fensive player. Three of the quar- and Jim Keelan teaming with tatto will appear in this Sunday's representative in a state Cath. is the overwhelming choice for the ekampiontklp. Mario Colaiazi, toc- olic contest Dec. 9 in Regis Cretzer and Colaizzi in the start pnd from loft, and Claude Cretser, game in D. U. stadium. center position. Shining particu stadium against St. Mary’s of Wal- ing quartette. Cretzer and Colaizzi BOGGIO’f larly on defense, senburg, champions of Southern give the Bulldogs a one-two punch he was the only Qilorado. unmatched in Parochial annals, Acroaa ANNUNCIATION CARDINALS having racked up 52 points in o l i / r e r l e consistent player Parochial fans have been clam from league competition. John Milne is in the middle of oring for a return game between Cotmopolilan LUNCHEONS . . . 50c the Cardinal line. the No. 1 backfield relief and his Hotel The other boys WIN 1945 PAROCHIAL FINALE the classy Mustangs and speedy iresence does not weaken the scor- DINNERS . . Sl.OO ‘ r .mentioned for Bulldogs ever since their regular ng threat one bit Countering the the center spot Bok Flakar Jaa McCarmkk league game, played in September Mustangs’ end and tackle combina tion will be St. Joseph’s Gotten and COCKTAIL ORILL were Jack Mar With a belated quarter show of The return of Rich Appugliese on a muddy field, ended in an inde Francis, and Colaiano of Regis, McCormick. Gotten is particularly tin of Cathedral the power they have had all season, to the Annunciation lineup after a cisive 0-0 deadlock. Sunday’s game Specialty ends, Pat Gotten of St. Joseph’s, strong on defense and was the only and Arley Strin Bob Ounnebecke of Mullen, and the Annunciation Cardinals, play long layoff because of injuries is the answer. ing their best game of the year, seemed to give the Cardinals the all-star selection to repeat from Iger • of St Jos- Paul Mares of Annunciation. Dun No better teams than the 1946 leph’s. The second defeated the Regis Raiders, 19-6 punch they needed to overwhelm the 1944 season. At the guard po nebecke and Gotten received the edition of the Mustangs and Bull sitions on the Bulldog line are Ben Iteam nod goes to majority of votes, although the last Sunday to take undisputed a scrappy Regis underdog eleven. Loais Pantore's [Martin by vir- possession of second place in the The first touchdown was the re dogs have been turned out in re nie Biederman and Bud Lee, ably Annunciation wingman placed backed by Jim Andrews. Arley nue of his plav third among all the scorers of the Parochial league for 1946. In the sult of a sustained 43-yard march cent league history, and fans will Tom Burke’s opening game of tho afternoon St. Stringer at ceater, Dick Schmitz Jack Lancran against the Bull league. Frank Comminello, the by the East Siders, climaxed by see a finished and satiafying con dog pivot man. ary’s of Colorado Springs and Tony De Lorenzo’s smash off left at tackle, and Dick Abeyta at end other Cardinal end. alto received test. Of prime interest w ll be the complete the forward wall. 39 CLUB The only real dispute among the several votes. The Bulldog star is the Holy Family team of Denver tackle for eight yards and pay battle between Mullen’s Bob .Bums PORMERLT MIDGET ^ P E battled to a 13-13 tie by virtue of dirt. The Raiders came right back iiRoosevelt'Grillii men casting ballots developed in the only repeater from last year's and S t Joseph’s touchdown twins, Combined Pep Clubs REOPEN 8UNDAT NIGHTS a Pirate touchdown in the last in the second period to tie the ' • PROM MIDNIGHT TO 1 AJL the guard selections. Rudy De- all-star cast, Dunnebecke replac Cretzer and Colaizzi. Bums is un To Stage Demonstration Luise, the Cathe three minutes of play. count as Augie Raso made the most Famous for Fine Eyery Nifbl, ing Mares at this post. doubtedly one of the best school As a Special attraction for the dral captain, brilliant run of the day for 42 boy backs in the state. He runs DAHCING 9 to 2 yards to put the pigskin on the Sunday snow, league officials have polled the only craftily and passes unerringly, and arran^d a thrilling half-time spec Lester Grant’ s KlivlIimR clear majority at two-yard line and then smashed : I FOODS and DRINKS | }iM been the prime factor in bring tacle by the combined Pep clubs of NO COVKN CHARCSE this spot. After over on the next play. Foil Courteous Service Auiiiiiidatioii End ing the co-championship crown to five schools. Dressed in their school ITALIAN DINNERS his i nj u r y in The Annunciation powerhouse the Christian Brothers’ school for colors, 50 girls from each of th# MIXED DRINKS t h e St. Joseph was not to be denied in its final the first time in its history. He following Pep clubs, Annunciation, game, the Cathe ;; 18th and Caliiomia 3900 PecoB G L 9855 game of the season, however, and leads the league in scoring, racking St. Francis’, Cathedral, Holy Fam dral defense fell proceeded in the final period to up a total of 72 points in a six ily, and SL Joseph’s, will present apart at the Scores Six T. D.s push across two tallies, one the game schedule. His backfield a demonstration at the half. Miss seams. ‘Teek’ Ali- result of a long pass from Ap mates, Jim Hartford, Leo Case, Frasier, physical education instruc oto of Holy Fam pugliese to Paul Mares that the and Harry Hennessey, stack up FOR DINNERS DE LUXE OR MIDNIGHT SNACKS Paul Mares of Annunciation tor in SL Francis’ high, will direct ily is placed at fleet-running end took on the 60 with the best. Coach Sam Jarvis the 250 young women, and prom grabbed a pa.ss and stepped his the other guatd and sped all the way across the announced this woek that Hennos ises something different in the way position, one vote way across the goal for the sixth double marker. The final- score sey will be in the starting lineup of football spectacles. A band has ahead of the time this season as the Annuncia came in the closing minutes after for the first time in several weeks also been obtained to entertain dur Bulldog pair, Lee a 53-yard march, with Appugliese Rudy DsLuis* tion Cardinals and Regis Raiders The return of the 160-pound speed ing the game and at the half-time EDELW fnd Biederman. Pat CatUn Bah DuBnabteke going over from the one-yard line. ended the regular Parochial league ster definitely bolsters the Mullen intermission. • Bob Fisher, the bulwark o f the The Holy Family team, playing team. On the line, Mullen features Admiaaion to Sunday’ * Where Quality Food Still Prevailt and at M oderatej:ott Mullen line, anchored the strong In the backfield there was no schedule for 1945. The East Side its homecoming game, .seemed to boy speared another aerial for an the best tackle and best end in the game will be 90 cant*. Stu> contest. Burns, Cretzer, Colaizzi, hold the edge all afternoon against league. Bob Fisher and Bob Dun A Good Sweater Make* a Wai and De Lorenzo starred in each ap extra point. The Cardinal end’s dent ticket* and aaaaon paaaa* the' Colorado Springs Pirates, only nebecke. Fisher led the Mustang will not be honored at tbia 1644 GLENARM Open 11 A. M. to 3 A. M.^ Friend pearance and had no aerions con efforts thus put him in third place to have the score knotted up in among the league point makers. line all year as it held opponents poat-aaaaon tilt, and every- School-Aw ard Sweatera With re tenders-for all-star honors. Among the final three minutes as the Only the league’s classiest back.*, to a meaisly 18 points. Dunnebecke one —- children, adult*, aoi- inforced elbow* and noa-itretch- the other backs mentioned for the result of a fumbled punt recov the favorite target for Burns able cXiff* at Mill*’ low price*. mythical eleven are Stromsoe of Bums and Cretzer, were ahead of diera, clergy, etc., will ba ra« him. ered by the Pirates on the Tigers aerials, is also a splendid defensive quired to purchaaa a tiekat. COLORADO St. Francis’, Raso of Regis, Capra three-yard line. Juan Green of Holy Family, Case ami Hart .smashed across two plays later KNITTING MILLS ford of Mullen, and Gillim of Ca PLAYER— TD PAT TOT SUlllUfln’ S Bums, Mullen ...... 12 0 72 to knot the score at 13-alI. 173J Waltan Pk. CHtrry U » thedral Dretser, St. Joseph’s.... 8 4 62 bad Pirate punt that went out of 1517 Stout KE. 9874 Deserving of honorable mention Msrst. Annuneiatinn ...... 6 1 87 SPEND A PLEASANT Rpso. Rtgis ...... i 0 80 bounds on the 14 set up the first none the linemen are the folic Dvan*b«ckt» Mullen 5 0 SO Tiger touchdown, Leonard Canra FINE FOOPS WEEK END g: Thompson and Walsh, Villnno, Reria ...... 4 0 24 sped around end oirthe next play "From the Side MIXED DRINKS ■nd (Bjoy Francis’ ; Andrews, Gusman, and Coltiiti, St. 4 0 24 for the tally and Secord kicked Comminsllo. Annuneiatioa.. s 1 19 La Ray Hotel New York" Steak, Chicken and Trout Dinner* Abeyta, Mullen; Malone and Sun Mixed Drink* Hartford. Mullen ...... t 0 18 the point. BINGS FOR YOUR PLEASURE DAN SULLIVAN and derland, Regis; Martelon, Holy D* Lorsnio. Annunciation.. t 1 18 Fumuhed Cabin* — Dancing Yannacito, Regis ______A passing attack with Allie Mar W. F. ANGERER Family; and Robinson, Annuncia 2 1 18 tinez and Keith Singer sharing The Famous Steak House RUMPUS ROOM JERRY LEWIS' TRUMBULL INN tion. Milne, St, 2 0 12 Invite Your Patronage RtKrvitioB* call Decker* 8i8-P-l Hennessey. Mullen ______2 0 12 the honors covered 64 yards for » Mile* We*t *f 8«d*IU, Hi«hw*y t1 Kerr. Cathedral ...... 2 0 12 the tying score by SL Mary’s, with Gillin. Cftthedrml ...... 2 0 12 Your Host to the Choicest of Steak Dinners: Duke’s Grill CHICKEN AND Stromsoe. St. Francis’____ 2 0 12 Martinez chucking to Tony DeFelice for the conversion. The 1620 E. 34th Ave. STEAK DINNERS KeeUn, 8t. JoMpb’t ...... 2 0 12 Press Chib Plans Appuflieee. Annunciation.. . 1 2 8 Holy Family team staged its own T-BONE, FILET MIONON, Charley McCarthy Ina Cnac, Mullen ...... 1 1 7 Sunderland, Regis ...... — 1 0 6 aerial attack early in the fourth Ramirez, Annunciation..... 1 0 6 stanza, usinjf the Vecchiarelli to PORTERHOUSE STEAKS . • Steak, Spaghetti Christmas Party Langrsn. Annunciation ..... 1 0 6 Capra combination. The try for JOE MANN'S Jonas, Holy Family ..... 1 « s extra point was wide, and a few and Raviola Dinners (^apra. Holy Family...... — I 0 s DANCE ORCHESTRA The monthly meeting of the Hoelsken, St. Joieph’s____ 1 0 s minutes later the Pirates tied up ChiekeR, Turkey, MoiRlain Troul OinRer* Beck, Regis 1 0 e the game. BEER AND Catholic Women's Press club will Secord. Hoir 1 0 6 NifShtly, 9 to r A. M. take the form of a Christmas Grant, St. Francis’______1 0 6 MIXED DRINKS Gotten. St. Joseph*!..—...w... 1 0 6 Sundays, 4 to 8 P. M. party, to be held at 7 o’clock Mon Gutman. Mullen ...... 0 s 8 3410 Tejon GL 99.30 day evening, Dec. 10, at 1000 Slattery, SL Franels’ __ _ 1 2 2 Now Open Daily I.arkin. Mullen ....- ..... —... 0 2 2 In Our Newly Grant street, Denver. Reserva Pfeifer. Aonuncintioo ...... 0 1 1 St. CaAerine s Shuster, St. Francis’_____ 0 1 1 tions for the dinner should be Serving Luncheon, 12:00 to'2:00 Enlarged TEAM SCORING made with Miss Elizabeth Sheeby TEAM— Point* 0pp. Dinners 6:00 to 9:30; Sundays 1:00 to 9:30 COCKTAIL (ALpine 0168), who is in charge Mullen ...... 144 1* NOW! PRE-WAR of arrangements St. Joseph’s ..a.*...... -...... __ 106 n Junior T itk s Cocktail Lounge, Bar, Coffee Shop, Annuneimtion ...... - ...._ 90 61 LOUNGE Plans for the affair were dis Rm U ...... 86 145 Private Dining Rooms Service and Food! cussed at a board meeting called Cathedral ...... 24 07 St. Catherine’s grade school won No Cover or Minimum Charge by the president, Mr*. Ann Curtis. St. Francie’ ...... _ 21 46 Special Roast IS the championship of the Denver Xentative arrangements announced Holy Family 180 450 So. Marion PEarl4611 TURKEY by Mrs. Helen Jackson, program STANDINGS Junior Parochial league’s heavy DINNER chairman, promise a gala evening. weight division by downing SL| LA RAY HOTEL Mrs. Jackson will be a«sisted by (Final, 1945) Philomena's, 21-15, in the title|'.^ t Complete Carolyn Profilio and May Mc- TEAM— w. Lv T, Nov. 26. St. Philomena’s IW For Re»ervationSt Phone Golden^68 U.IO Aboy. St. Jeaaph'a ______5 a 1 game MuIUd ...... ______6 0 ] team was the East Side heavy Spaghetti King of the West Book Woek Obaarved AnnancIatioD ...... 4 2 c weight champion. « GOLDENf COLORADO— 16 Miles from Denver Auditorium Hotel R*Sia- ______1 4 fl Dininic Room and Catholic Book week was ob St. Franci*' ______4 C The North Side gridders had to served by the club at a recent din Holy Fam ily______G C come from behind to cop the titlist Coffee Shop ner, when Lenora Mattingly Cathedral ______1 6 Q bunting, as Father Paul Reed’s OCOONK ]4th and Stoat StrocU Weber, an honorary member of boys stunned them with a safety Annonneinc tbs Opening of RESTAURANT ITALIAN UlO Cocktail Loango the club, gave a talk on writing Mark Schreiber Will Air and touchdown in the first half to A Place to DeliKht Yohr Own Appetite nr to Entertain Your Friends She read excerpts from her own lead 9-0 at the intermission. Ron THE LARIAT STABLES Italian Sausage, Chicken Cacciatore. Steaks, Spring Chicken works to ilustrate her remarks. Dec. 2 Parochial Game nie Himstrect lead the victorious . Riaotto Milanese Every Sunday—Spasiwtti Served With All Dinners Members receiving congratula second-half comeback. SL Cather (Fonnvriy Oliaevr BroUim) COCKTAILS — DINNER WINES tions on honors included Eudoebia The St. Jose'ph’s-Mullen high ine’s managed to push over three NDun: &:SO te l*:SO—Sundays: 4;J« t« i«:S« For Reaervations Bell Smith, founder and honorary game Dec. 2 will be broadca.< PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 ^Thnrsdayj^^Jov^^^ W« Hak* OM 8Ih>m U«k Uk< Ntw H. F. Stewart Heads COMPLETE LINE OF AVRjORA SHOE 8UPPUE8 CorporalioR Braeeli Master Shoe Rebuilder Seccion en Castellano TO Aid CHINESE UNIVERSin The Eastern Gateway to Denver 503 15th St. Phone TA. 0812 H. F. Stewart wishes to an Par ol Bavda Aaloalo Sagrera, CJLT. MASTER KEY SHOP nounce to his friends amon; the’ (Loratte Heights College, Denver) Crisp wrote the script for the play. Catholic school teachers and clergy Catholic University of Peking Taking part were Agnes Gum B A G A N ’S the friendly TAVERN that he is now associated with day was observed Wednesday to mings, Rosemary O’Leary, Patricia Infalibilidad De La puso silencio a los Pelagianos al raise funds for the Chinese school. Gibney, Mar>' Flanagan, Louise INVITES YOU TO AURORA School Pictures corporation as decirles; “ Tocante a este asunto Margaret Mary Meyer was the Childers. Mary Jane Halter, and branch manager, serving the Iflesia Catolica mandamos a Roma los debidos general chairman of the activities. Bonnie Frost. 9758 E. Colfax Aurora 77 Rocky Mountain region with film ( Caatiaaaaien ) documentos. De ahi ban llegado Miniature tags o f the University Those assisting in other activ J n i BAGAM. PBOP. and projector sales and service. EL PAPA SAN SILVESTRE ya a nuestras manos los rescrip- of Peking, China, • were sold, en ities for Peking day were Marie ISS nth 8L , TA. 0S1« tos de respuesta. ROMA HA HA- SERVICE CALLS a OTO KET8 His office is at 714 18th street, presidid el primer Concilio Ecu- titling the purehasers to admission Donahue, Marie Costanzo, Doro MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED Denver. mdnico de Nices, mediante sus rep- HABLADO, LA CAUSA ESTA to the play. School for China, held thy Ann McAvoy. Margaret Mom- I ff Chiiftoitf T iaf at Mr. Stewart will furnish schools resentantes, en el ano 326. CONCLUIDA; quiera el cielo que in the College Little theater. sen, Connie Griggs, Mary Ann KATHREIVS with new projectors as quickly as asi tambidn concluya el error.” Louise Childers and Catherine Coyle, Margaret Maiy- O’ Bryan, Western Anto Tha Srm i IliiaS Kara ^aaaraa t« SAN SIRICIO Papa, en el afto H O ]^ SUPPLIES ba ramambarad whan 70a ara rila- they become available. A large 386, esdribe a Himerio, Obiipo de EL PAPA S. CELESTINO (422- Betty O’Leary, Mary Louise Mc Supply trlbating roar patronata in tba 8if* film library of subjects is now Tarragona (Espana), dicidndole: 432) en una carta que mandd a sus Manus, and Victoria King;sley, h a r d w a r e p a i n t farant linaa of b^naaa. Co. available to parochial schools. “ Llevamos sobre nuettrai espaldas Legados al Sinodo Efesino, les Op,n House Piannad - “ R O O nN G la carga de bodos los que lufren; si decia: “ Ordensgnos que debe ser SEION GUILD The upperclas.smen will hold an »TI» B. Celfav Avt. km tm U ( E. V. "Twl" Murvhy guardada escruplosamerite la An- open house in the student union AUKORA COLORADO Ph. EM. lilS er bien debemos decir que la lleva en AU. >/ SANDING AND nuestra persona el bienaventurado toridad de la Sede“ d e Apdstolica”...... (Ep.... room Saturday, under the direc Apostol S. Pedro . . . que not pro XIV). tion of Therc.sa Albi and Claire FLOOR R E F I N l S m N G McMenamy. Friends of the girls. tege en todas las eosas como a sus OTRA PAPA, S. LE pJI EL LOUBKE PAINT - HARDWARB FREE ESTIMATES - EXPERT WORKMANSHIP M L S P IU T l Regis college students, members legitimos herederpa." GRANDE (440-46^ escribe como INSUIJITION C E R N IC H Floor SandinK & Refinishing Co. of the Newman clubs, and men THE Frecuentemente los Obispos Af- sigue a sus Legados de la Iliria; AURORA 6AB S. SHERMAN S P . 7 » B 2 . y porque Dios N. S. nos exige Plans have been completed for from Lpwry Field and Fort Logan ricanos acudieron al Papa San An- have been invited. Aurora Lumber Company astasio, para que les dirigiera. el que tengamos cuidado especial de the card party to be given by the An informal social evening and Building Hradquarters CAFE SAN ZOSIMO, en el ano 418 or- todas las Iglesias esparcidas por la Seton guild’ at the Catholic Chari-, We Guarantee to Rid Your Home of tierra, habiendo concedido a Pedro ties annex, 1665 Grant street, luncheon wil be served. About 55 Pk.li.* Aaron IM—Franklla UM IVow Open dend a todds los Obispos del Africa couples are expected to attend. que suscribieran la carta llamada el Primado de Autoridad estable- Denver, Thursday, Dec. 6, at 1 AURORA. COlA>. AMERICAN AND GERM CARRYING BUGS AHB INSECTS ciendo la Iglesia Catdlica, en la o’clock. A bridge-luncheon will be Chaperones will be Dr. and Mrs. CHINESE DISHES “ Tractoria” que les mandd; en la Ketrick, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Albi, cual condenaba los errores Pelagi- lolidez de este mismo fundamento served. There will be special prizes. Admission is 50 cents. Ail Mr. and Mrs. Louis Palaze, Miss anos, que negaban el peeado origi Veronica Brown, and Miss Joseph Fb.n. A a n n l it —NIU Pli. BM. *711 D. D. T. Insecticides nal, la necesidad de la gracia y de Lo mismo ensena el PAPA S. are asked to bring their own play NEW FASHION With ing cards. ine Salcetti. la oracidn, afirmando que el hom- HORMISDAS (614-523) en su Press Club to Hold Luischeon ERIEIVD The lucceat of DDT U dependent on the thoroughnepi of ft* bre puede salvarse con sus fuerzas Formula qud mandd a Constanti- The chairman, Mrs. Leo J. Ken Cleaners' &. Dyers application, which should be applied only by Experienced nedy, is assisted by Mmes. Dan The Loretto Heights Press club FURIVITURE CO. naturales. En esta lucha •« distin- nopla, para ^ e fuera subscrita por will hold a luncheon Saturday af JOHN a. JOHNSON Operaton. los Obispos Orientales, como asi lo Flaherty, William McMenamy, A. Everything for the Home guid por la nobleza y brillantes de ternoon in the Denver tearoom. OffiN Plant FOR FULL INFORMATION A - i A f f A g n i hicieron. (M i^ e, P.L.LXIIl, 460) R. Grosheider, and William Mc- NEW a n d USED ON THIS .NEW 8ERV1CK''^»*^ • ‘■OFO so ingenio S. Agnitin, el cual im- Those arranging for the luncheon III E. AlaaitAa Avo, H17 E. Colfai Esti probado que ninguna Canna. Special prizes are in Mil B. Coifu Airtra. Colo. SPneo 1171 A a n n 11 DENVER PEST CONTROL & SERVICE LAB. charge of Mrs. Joseph McCloskey. are Patricia Cook, Francis McMa herejia, ningiin cisma aparecid, hon, Loretta Sweeney, Marjorie Denser’i Oldest Fumigatori & Exterminators tanto en el Oriente, como en el The guild was organized 13 years 24 E. ALAMEDA ago by relatives o f Denver girls Barrett, and Mary Elaine Lynch. Occidente, que no apelara a Roma Cubans Have Part in Program Cathedral PTA ya fuera por los mismos herejes, who are Sisters of Charity. Its Loretto Heights college’s three ya por los Ortodoxos. Roma did object is to assist these sisters and Booker’f — 5c to 1.00 PURSE RROS. any worthy young woman who has Cuban students, Elena Valdez, Yo siempre la sentencia final; y esto, landa Faggioni. and Dulce Rodri GBOCEBY & MABKET como decia el citado Papa, S. Hor the desire aqd requisites for candi If IVt Availahlg dacy in the community of the Sis quez. will participate in the Pan Groceries - Meats < Fruits To Hear Talk on misdas; “ PORQUE LA RELI American club program in the We’ll Get It ters of Charity of Cincinnati. Vegetables GION CATOLICA HA SIDO USO-NCCS club Friday evening a t j „ N E W TIRES SIEMPRE CONSERVADA POR Last meeting was in charge of AU. 719 1711 East Colfax Art. Ph. Aurora 111 the following: Mmes. Jo.sepb Mc- 8. It is under the chairmanship ’ ______I______LA SANTA SEDE, PURA Y of Miss Elvira Hedgwall. Elena LIMPIA DE TODA MANCHA Coskey, Dan Flaherty, E. A. Nolan, Rkeuniatic Fever and . William H. McCanna. Valdez will give a talk on Cuban -RECAPPING- DE ERROR.” Th« boateiM lift for the porty follow i: music; Yolanda Faggioni will sing The firms listed here de SPORT GOODS-CLOTHING SAN AMBROSIO: “ALLA EN Ume«. Francee PUmoodon. Mary Jone*. several numbers, accompanied by DONDE ESTA PEDRO, ALLA Karl Crockar, Kdward Floyd. C. E. serve to i)e remembered The December meeting of the Kelsey, A. R. Grosheider, Leo Kennedy, Elena; and Dulce Rodriquez will EASY TERMS Cathedral PTA will be held in ESTA LA IGLESIA: y alia en Daniel Flaherty, William McMenamy, .speak on Gertrudis Gomez de Av- when you are distributing donde estA la Iglesia, no hay WmUrn McCanna. H. L. Weber. Wade ellaneda, a Cuban poet and dram Oscar Malo hall, Denver, Dec. 3 muerte, sino que hay la vida Moore, Dominic Ru>^io. James Harrinsr* your patronage in the dif ton. A. Garhella. Joseph Huett. Ji £. atist B. F. GOODRICH STORES at 2:30 p.m. The council meet eterna.” (Salm. 40, n. 30) El mismo Thomas. H. Kiucaner, A. G. Werle, Ed< Hendrik de Boer, Netherlands ferent lines of business. S. Ambrosio cuenta que su hermano, ward McCarty, L. Bunker, Georae tenor, is giving a voice recital for AURORA DRUG 1060 Broadway KE. 0175 ing will be held one hour earlier, SAtiro, navegando por el mar, em- Bucher, B. FiUsiraraons. D. McGroarty. the students and faculty on Thurs Qoo. W. McBndo AUa2M and it is essential that all of Georac Strahl, Gtorae Rothweiler. Henry 53 So. Broadway PE. 3739 pujado por la tempestad, llegd a Job. Peter Kina. Ralph Lena, T. day morning in the* college. The ficers, room mothers, and chair unas tierras desconocidas. Una vezlw.t.on, Jo»,ph Hamilton, T, Flynn. T. Dutch tenor was born in Leeuwar- men attend this council meeting allA, llamd »1 Obispo del lugar, y McDermott, McDormo S. A, Miller. John Amolfch, den, Holland,' and now is on con le pregunto a ver si estaba en J. J. Doollns. R. G. Morriron, and John FRIEND TO FRIEiVD in order that important execu Miller; HIm m Betty Brown, Lucille cert tour in the United States. tive matters may be discussed be comunidn “ con los Obipos CatAlicos, Flaherty, Laura Chiiatenien, Geortint esto es, con la Iglesia de Roma.” Harris, and Margaret Kennedy; end Haj. See the New fore the meeting. (De excessu fr. sui, 1 ,1. n. 47.) Clare Camphcll. An interesting program has been Lo mismo encontramos que dicen THE BEST ns LUGGAGE planned, including a talk on los Padres del Concilio Constanti- KIRBY RllDOlPirS Of All ^lad. “ Rheumatic Fever” by a member nopolitano III, en el ano 680, of the Visiting Nurses’ associa despuAs de haber oido la lectura de VACUUM GLEANER tion, and a talk by Father Fred los documentos del Santo Padre S. Parts and Service for All Makes jill Types of McCallin. The school orchestra AgatAn, todos lo aclamaron dici- O R D E R N O W SHOE will provide the musical enter endo: “ PEDRO NOS HA HAB- BOULEVARD VACUUM CHILDREN’S tainment. Plans will be completed LADO POR LA BOCA DE AGA- SWEEPER CO. at this meeting for the games party T6N.” DollTery-^SUA Colorado BlTdo^DE, #211 SHOES to be held the third week in Jan CONSECUENCIA MURRAY RROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. uary. The ways and means chair De todas estas citas aducidas y TONY FERRETn sRobert M.— ^Paul V.— ^M. T. Murrays Saddles STORE man, Mrs. Michael Timmins, will Na. S WarM War Vot Equipment Rental Service da todas una infinidad que podria- Boots appoint the committee to assist mos aducir, se ve claramente que Invltao His OM Frionds sad Cnstoaion le Etoctrleal Sprara, Wallpapor 8taaaiora» her. His Ntw Storo . . . Floor Sandan and Edffra, * Floor Potlali- Casuals desde el principio del Cristianismo, trt. Laddfra, Stagln f, SeaffoldlRCs Or*P SA75 Membership Drive si te acudia al Papa de Roma, como The Congress Clothing Co. CloUifa, Brnahaa, C a ilk ln i Gonta Etc. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS m Oft a un orAculo— aun estando en vida 433 ISTH'ST. TA. 4718 37 Ytars in 804 15th alguno de los ApAstoles—era sim- “ Spsoial Attsnties te Clsrty" Is Successful L D . Mirers Busiaass plemente por estar dotado de la Tailor Mido Botdy Mtdo Hilhary Sarpiloo THEY ARE RELIABLE The membership drive just MAIL ORDERS MA. 7111. MA. MM 1711 HawWldt completed was most successful ac prerrogativa de “ INFALIBILI cording to the chairman, Mrs. DAD” y gozar al mi.smo tiempo de TA. 9335 Louis Lamont, and her assistant, la “ SUPREMA AUTORIDAD” en Mrs. Robert Fulham. Following la Iglesia are the winners of prizes for 100- iNO ES VERDAD q u e EL per-cent memberships: High PAPA SE HA EQUIVOCADO school— Sister T e r e s e Martin, ALGUNAS VECES? A pesar de que el Papa ha sido HOME PUR'MC MARKET room 1; Sister Mary Edith, room 4; Sister Marie Daniel, room 2; eonsultado por espacio de casi dos Pnric Free Sister Louis Adelaide, room 3; and mil anos, t^avia debe probarse el 0 4 . Shop and Save Sister Mary Wulburga, room_ 10; que se haya equivocado una sola grade school— Sister Mary Fihian, vez, al ejercer su oficio de Papa, sixth grade; Sister Ann Patrice, 0 que por su medio se ha intro- eighth grade; Sister Elizabeth Re ducido el mis pequeno error en la gina, fifth grade; and Sister Ro Iglesia. Beautiful berta Marie, seventh grade. Mrs. iES EL PAPA INFALIBLE Good Bakery Goods Lamont wishes to thank _ all the CUANDO ACONSEJA A TODOS Fresh Cut Flowers sisters and parents for their splen LOS CAT6LICOS DE UNA NA- did co-operation. CI6N 0 DE UN CONTINENTE7 AGAN’S Cuando el Santo Padre aconseja, Mrs. Frank Donley, community avisa, o manifiesta sus deseos a Large Assertmenf of Potted VOSS BROS. service chairman, and the mothers todos los fieles de una naoidn o de who a.ssisted her, Mrs. Paul IWan, Plants and Funeral Designs ANCY un continente, lo es infalible, pero Mr;i. John Ingling, Mrs. A. Win no dejaria de ser un caprichoso ters, Mrs. William Baptist, Mrs. imprudente, el que no se sometiera F. R. Campbell, and Mrs. John a la legttima y primera autoridad ISH Miller, are happy over the wonder PORK LOIN ROASTS AND CUTS . .32. lb. de laa fgl Iglesia, pues la Biblia dice: ful response the school made to “ Obedeced a vuestros Prelados, y JERRY BREEN the recent bond drive. estadles sumisos, ya que ellos velan como que ban de dar cuenta a Dios FLORIST PORK SHOULDER ...... 3 6 .lb. de vuestras almas.” (Hebr. XIII, 1456 California HA. 2279 17.) Y en otra parte: “Quien no uiera obedecer la determinacidn FRESH PICNICS...... 32. lb. Interior - Exterior Paintinf 3el sacerdote, este tal ser& muerto . . con lo que arrancaris el mal SHUTTOBROS. Phone CB 6581 SoeecMora ts DUpenae Bran. Denver 6, ■ Colorado de en medio de Israel." (DeuL XVII, 12.) PASCAL CELERY 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive fCoatiaaarilY CITRUS FRUITS TO PREVE.NT COU)S HANSEN A HANSEN Free D tU w y Taeednya ami PrUmjm TA. 0322 JEWELERS Jess Super Market 1628 17th St. FflGflll’S mi ONE STORE ONLY itiinnmiiiiin Rocky Mtai. Fish A Poulliy Compasy ADDISON’S ORDER TURKEYS EARTHY TA. 2758 HIGH QUALITY, LOW PRICES M l* M W IaO W K IB, I W ! FREE DELIVERY MAIN 0757 Fraab uiii Salted Nntraaatt Service With a Smile Oet rM o t A o m barnyaid radls ^andit^ Fraita and Caadlta WALLY WIRTH. Joat Rotomad from tJ.S. Navy—Solo Ownoia—KD. 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