IN DEiV VER AREA Architect's Sketch of Church-School-Hall for Westminster Parish 450 Are Received By Church at End O f Convert Series
By Rev. D aniel J. F laherty Approximately 450 persons have completed in structions and been received into the Church in the past three months in the parishes of the Denver metro-' politan area. This figure is arrived at following a survey of the 62 churches and mission chapels in the immediate Mile High City area on the conclusion of the annual fall con vert classes. The fall series is believed to be the largest ever held in the archdiocese. The cbureh portion of the buildinc U at the left and the hall at the right. Not vinible i« Of the 62 parishes and chap the classroom section, at the left rear. Doy ei Prayer r els, nearly 40, or three-fourths, Sunday, Dec. 29 conducted regular 10-week classes running from the middle of September until the first Persecution week in December. As a direct result of these classes, 360, per sons were received into' the Church-School for W estminster Church. In the remaining ^ Is Suffered parishes, which did not hold ^ pervised classes, approximately Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations 100 persons were instructed in $250,000 Building Contents Copyright by the Catholic Pres* Society, Inc., 1957—Permission to Reproduce, Except 'Rome Eternal' private sessions and heve re By Millions On Articles Otherwise Marked. Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue ceived Baptism. By Paul H. H allett As nost parishes hold two Unique Project THE U.S. BISHOPS chose classes aad a few sponsor For Young Parish; Sunday, Dec. 29, ai a day of three in the course of a year, i|>ecial prayer fo r the per the surrey yeraals that ap For Television secuted peoples of the world proximately 1,100 persons DENVER CATHaiC because that was the day, here haen haptixed into the Starts This Spring “Rome Eternal,” one of Church in the year 1957 hy in the year 1170, on the first special projects of which St. Thomas a Becket means of the recular convert B y R ev. R obert E. Kekeisen class. the 1958 TV season, is was martyred in his Cathe Just four months after the naming of its first dral. The Archbishop of Add to this figure the nearly unique in the annals of tel Canterbury's murder was oc 250 persons who have been in pastor, Holy Trinity Parish, Westminster, an evision production. The casioned by his resistance to structed in private throughout nounced plans for the construction of a new REGISTER two-hour him presents for the the interference of the Eng the past year and this brings to VOL. L ll. No. 20. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1957 DENVER, COLORADO first time on TV a historical lish King Henry II in Church 1.350 the number of converts quarter-million-dollar elmrch-school building. portrait of Rome and Vatican affairs. Under an infinitely baptized in the Denver area The pastor, the Rev. Albert E. Pulil, reported City. worse regime, more than 200 churches in the year 1967. This th^t it will be three months be 'REGISTER' SPOT CHECK INDICATES It will be telecast in four of St Thomas a Becket's is an increase of nearly 200 over half-hour segments on the fore final specifications are block between 72nd and 74th brothers in the Episcopate the past year, when 1,162 were Catholic Hour, NBC-TV net baptized. Avenues. have been murdered or im drawn up, and another month work, on the consecutive Sun prisoned. Far Above Notional before the bids have been sub Tour Clossroomsr days of January, 1958. C^ St Thomas a Becket op Average per Priest m ined and studied and that ac Coieteria in Plans produced by the National Coun posed Henry on the particu cil of Catholic Men and NBC- lar ground that he usurped Since there are 121 priests tual work can be expected to The initial phase of the pro H ig h School Science engaged in active parish work TV and written by Pulitzer Church domination over the stare on the project next spring. ject will include a onc-stotjf unit in the metropolitan area, the Prize-winner Paul Horgan, the clerj^. In a vastly more sci Present plans envision a T- with only enough excavation be film was made on location in entific m a n n er, “people’s 1.350 persons received into the Church would allow for 11 con shaped structure, with the church neath for the custodian's apart Rome this past summer. courts" in Communist lands verts per priest, and near seven I d Denver, KOA-TV, Chan are hailing clergy before forming the vertical bar and the meat and boiler and storage B e lt e r Than Adequate per priest for the 206 stationed nel 4, will carry the series their docks to answer charges classroom-hall section,, the hori rooms. The north arm of the T within the area, a remarkable at 11:30 a.ID. on Sundays, of “conspiracy" against the By B ill K ilk en n y “ No one has shown that there ing to what Russia does; it is average in the light of the fact zontal transept. The church will will enclose four 24 by 39-foot Jan. 5, 12, 19, and 26. government. A spot check of Catholic is really a need for us to change based on sound educational face west on Irving Street in the • • • ^Tum t o P a g e S — C o lu m n 8 ) classrooms, boys’ and girls' lava our curriculum,” he said. “Our principles. It would be a mis- Laid onto the film canvas of and secular educators by the modern TV camera in pan IN HUNGARY a large tories, and storage space. The system is not geared accord fTttrn t o P a g e t — C o lu m n 6 ) the Register indicates gen oramic strokes is.the brilliance number of priests, headed by TO BEGIN AFTES JAN. 1 south arm of the-T will house eral agreement that* Cath AT MINNESOTA COLLEGES o f Rom e, past and present. In Monsignor Egon Turcsanyi, a spacious parfsh hall, opening the artwork, monuments, and secretary to Cardinal Mind- olic high schools in the onto the south sNe of the sanc buildings extant in Rome, szenty, are undergoing this Archdiocese of Denver are do Construction Bids Opened tuary when needed for overflow ing a better than adequate job which yearly draw millions of mockery of a trial. This prel Parochial High Grads travelers from all parts of the ate is reported to be in com crowds at Mass; an annexed cafe in training youths for careers in science. world, is told the great, some plete mental and physical On New School in Boulder teria expansion, a complete kit The survey was made in times tragic, past life of the collapse after a year of tor >pe der was the successful bid chen for parish functions, and the wake of wideepread eon- Do Better in Chemistry Eternal City, In the' faces and ture in a Red prison. Four new Sacred Heart Parish der for the mechanical work activities of mid-20th century additional storage space. plaiaU that Anerican high Graduates of parochial high nesota had a grade index of Bishops are kept from the School, Boulder, on Thurs with a figure of $50,528. Romans is depicted the story school* ara failing to equip schools get better grades in 2.63 in chemistry, compared exercise of their office. day. Dec. 19. There were 10 Contract Is Signed The back of the building, be of the Rome of our time. tceo-agers with a sound chemistry courses in Minne tofa grade index of 2.62 for In Eastern Germany Com bidders for the general and The building will cost hind the sanctuary, will include background for higher stud sota colleges than public high public high school graduates. munist agents are in the electrical work on the struc $9.60 per square foot for Significance of an office, a sisters’ lounge, a school ipaduates, according to At Catholic collens, the kindergartens, to insure that ture, to be located at 1.3th construction, and $10.35 per ies in seienee. Rome and Popocy priests' sacristy, a work saaisty, an article in the November parochial high school gradu the seeds of Communism will and High Streets, and five square foot completely fur Despite the fact that a na Jottmal of Chemical Educa ates had a grade index of The .significance of Rome be planted in the minds of for the mechanical work. and a conference room. Father tional survey indicatea that nished. The general contract tio n . 2.72. and the Papacy in the history ‘ the tenderest children. N. R. Nielsen & Son, 76 was signed Dec. 23. It is ex fewer than two per cent of the Puhl explained that the unit is The article, written by Rob Catholic high school grad of Christianity and Western • • • S. Elati street, Denver, with pected that work wflf nation’s leading scientists are so arranged that two additional ert C. BrastM of the Univer uates formed a larger per Civilization and the contem IN CZECHO-SLOVAKIA, a bid of $226,731 was soon after the first of Jan Catholics, graduates of Catholic sity of Minnesota, reports on cent of the best chemistry porary importance of the Vati low for the general and elec uary, according to the Rev, classrooms can be provided, high schools in this area do as the leading prelate,. Arch a survey conducted by the students and also of the worst can in world affairs are set trical worit, and Carlson Edward Voliraer, O.S.B., pas when a school is opened, from well as— or better than— pub bishop Josef Beran, who dis High School Liaison Commit chemistry students in Catho forth for the first time on film. appeared from the scene more Plumbing & Heating of Boul tor. (Turn to Page t — Colttmn 1) lic high school gradnatu in that field, the R t g i e l e r s u r v e y tee of the Minnesota Section lic colleges than they did in •Through “Rome Eternal” thsji eight years a)m> is still of the American Chemical the University of Minnesota. millions of Americans will view unheard from. Priests and showed. Some college teachers, how Society. Brasted's study showed that the genius of Michelangelo, the sisters continue to be impris Theme for New Yeor's Resolution ever, complained that high “In the course of tho 22.3 per cent of the parochial mastery of Raphael, the superb oned on trumped-up charges. school graduates in general are survey,’’ Brasted wrote, graduates at Catholic colleges craftsmanship of Bernini, the The regime is still tryi^ng to ill equipped to enter college. “it became evident that were A students; 32.3 per splendor of the Bor^a apart force Catholics' into a '“na student* with preparation One professor said bluntly that cent, B students; 38.2, C stu ments, the awe-inspiring ant tional" Church. at parochial high schools many incoming college fresh dents; and 7.2 per cent D stu treasures of the Vatican, the The most intense persecu dents. men "can’t read, write, add, or perferraed at a higher first filming of the excavations tion of Catholics is going on ARCHSISHOP’S HIGH SCHOOLS FUND subtract." Another said that level in the college chem The figures for parochial of the tomb of St. Peter, the in China. Of 30 native Chi istry course* than those graduates at the University the study of science A n high ingenious structures of ciasai- nese Bishops still in China, P.O. lex U20 Denver T, Celerede school seemed to make little or from public high schools.’’ of Minnesota were 16.3 per caT Rome, and the exciting, yet about 'half are now in jail. cent A ; 36.7 per cent B ; 40.8 no difference in the students’ ' The Catholic high school reverent, atmosphere and life There is only one foreign graduates had a grade index per cent, C^ and 6.2 per ability to cope with college-level of modern Rome and the uni cent, D. Bishop in the country, and science courses. of 2.70 in college chemistry,^ versal city of the Vatican. he is not allowed to func The comments were made in compared to a grade index of tion. Of 6J)00 foreign mis interviews with seven educa 2.52 for public high school sionaries, just seven remain graduates who had studied MSGR. GODFREY RARER tors. in the country, and the great chemistry in high school. majority of the native clergy Only 1 0 Testing Progremt (The article is not clear on and sisterhoods have either whether all the Catholic high , The Rev. William H. Jones, been imprisoned or prevented school graduates had studied Given Permission to Go archdiocesan superintendent of from carrying on their work. chemistry before entering schools, said he is satisfied that Priests and nuns are com- Months Remain college.) Catholic high schools in the peiled to attend lectures on area are doing a good job of Survey Covers State To Colorado From Pope Communism and then are teaching science. •The survey covered state, (Turn to Page t — Colum n!) to Raise Our Catholic, and private colleges By Paul H. H alleit priest, Father Raber was rav and universities in Minne (One of a Sarios on Great Pio aged by tuberculosis, and when sota. neer Churcbmao of Colorado) Bishop Machebeuf made his ap Six Donations Quota for the Archbishop’s “ The possibility existed that THE RT. REV. Monsignor peal he was alre tdy in the 'I®'®'"* rading practices .varied in G odfrey Raber, one of the hemorrhage stage. The authori fifferent types of colleges great pioneer builders of. the ties of Propaganda decided that To Burse Bring Campus Annexed and universities and tlist Church in Colorado, was bom the young Swiss student must High Schools Fond these differences might ac March 3, 1858, near Lucerne, not go on this rugged roiuion. count for the higher index of Switzerland. After studying at But as a student of Propaganda Total to $2,663 By City of Denver students from p a r o c h ia l the University of Fribourg, he he had the privilege of present YOUR PLEDGE schools," Brasted noted. went to the Propaganda College ing his case to-the Holy Father Six donations, totaling $38, As of Saturday, Dec. 28, the Investigating that powibil- in Rome, and in 1881, when in person. ity, however, he found that • * « In the past week brought the I S N E E D E D campus of Loretto Heights Col Bishop Joseph Machebeuf vis St. Jude Burse to $2,663.10. NOW lege will officially be annexed the parocliial school graduates ited Rome in quest of volun IN A PRIVATE AUDIENCE Donors included E.M.M. of to Denver. It is now in Arapa were still above their public teers for the Rocky Mountain 1^0 XIII heard the young man’s school counterparts in college Santa Monica, Calif., who gave hoe County. missions, he was the only one plea that he be ordained im $10; J.T.R., D e n v e r , $1; chemistry grades. mediately so that he could die The City Council on Dec. 23 to- volunteer. He was ordained Our Cfllholic Schools are Turning a priest Leo wis hesitant M.A.K., Denver. $2; JJ.P., approved the college's petition Univ. of Minnesota for the Colorado Vicariate July Denver. $10; M.J.R., Denver, for annexation, and the act will Catholic high school gradu 26, 1881. “ You are the young man who $6; and anonymous, Fort Mor ates at the University of Min Children Awoy Every Day**. become official with final pub Like many another pioneer (Turn to Page S — C o lu m n S ) ' gan, $10. lication Saturday. The college The sum of $6,000 will estab will then have a right to city lish a seminary burse in per services. Inability to hook on petuity for the education of a THeae fS HO ROOM! to the Denver sewer system had student for the priesthood. The threatened availability of fed. principal will be invested and erai funds*for the Khool's new only the interest used. The dormitory building now under Catholic people are requested construction. to remember the education of the seminarians in their last SEND The college’s successful pe wills and testaments. Any tition was handled by Denver amount will be gratefully re attorneys Richard Casey and ceived. The future of the Joseph A. Craven. Church depends upon a well- YOUR piepared priesthood in, suffi cient numbers to meet the Eorly Deadline ever-expending needs. CHECK Beesase o f New Year’s Day Donations to the seminary falling on a Wednesday, eor> burse should be sent to the respondents are asked tO have Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Arch TODAY material for the D entrr C'alh- bishop of Denver, Chancery ofie Register in the office on Office, 1536 Logan Street Monday of next week, a day Denver 3, Colo. earlier than usual. WHEN ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL WAS FOUNDED That Was A DAY— in Denver— 85 Years Ago! An article, “That Day . . . in wide!— announced the exhibition where they entered a brick, six- Street, Boston, could be ob BUT PERHAPS most serious *73. the Day St. Joseph’s o f a huge monster: A FIRE room house on which for some tained (so it said) “ Scientific was the lead story on Page One Began,” in a new magazine, LESS LOCOMOTIVE—A sub weeks previously there had been and Popular Works for Man THAT DAY in Denver, Colo. Twin Towere Quarterly, that stitute Found at Last for Horses a good deal of activity, inside hood, W^oroanhood, and Nervous Under the headline LOWER is being published by St. Jo on Street Cars. Further reading and out. A good many rumors, Diseases." CALIFORNIA in capital letters seph's Hospital, Denver, gives revealed that the horses did not none of them especially chari On the same page, the editor across one column (ju st the an interesting account of Hie r i d e the street cars— but p u ll e d table— bad b^:un their rounds. was annoonciilg in another ad same size as the story of Lin is the keynote of Structure, the Rev. Robert G. McMahon paid • • • Modern Simplicity day, Sept. J4, 1873, when the them. THAT DAY uxie Sept. H , what was to bemme quite a tra coln’s assassination in the Nyio the renovated Sts.' high tribute to the late John Conn^, the archi hospital was founded 86 years 1 8 7 S . THAT SAME ISSUE of the dition: First Fiir of the Colo Y o r k Times), was a detailed Peter and Paul’s Church, Wheat Ridge, as shown tect who planned the entire Sts. Peter and Paul ago. The article follows: In another part of Denver Rocky ifouHtotn N e w t , besides rado Industrial Association, It story of the “intriguing" be in this picture of the sanctuary. The church, • • • lant, including the most recent project Father there was considerable buzz- featuring the “huge monster" was boomed for Sept 30-Oct. 4, tween Germany and Mexico to which has been enlarged from a seating capacity 'cMahon mentioned also G. Petitclerc, a pa THAT DAY in Denver and in buzz as three youn^, slight nuns story, ran an attractive, larp;e- 1873. Special incentive (times of 230 to one of 680, was used Dec. 15 the first bring about a landing of the rishioner who took the general contract and Chicago and New York, Page alighted from their horse-and- type advertisement on sn inside have not changed much, or have time since the project began. The sanctuary Francis Stark, another parishioner, who was the One carried a startling story! huggy. They walked a few steps page. It proclaimed that at a they?)—$16,000 in prizes (or Germans to establish a foothold appointments are all new. mechanical engineer, as “giving freely of their Its headline — a full column to Market and 26th Streerts very reliable address in Bulfincb p r e m i u m t then). ^Tunt to Page S — Column S) In bis first aprmon in the newly enlarged. time, effort and inspiration” on the project r
PAGE TWO Office, 936 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4-4205 Thurtdoy, Dee. 26, 1957
D A Y or PRAYER SUNDAY. DEC. 29 450 Received Persecution Suffered by M illions O ver W orld
(Continued From Page One) the 14 federated states of WHEN THOMAS A day consecrated to St As Results of BECKET was martyred, such questioned for hours on their India, Kerala. The new Com Thopias a Becket on which a revulsion swept all England the people are “to beg God, attitude toward Red doc* munist government in this that the King, thou^ not our Common F a t h e r , to region that knew the foot trines. directly guilty, of his death, stretch forth His mighty arm, Convert Series steps of St, Francis Xavier • • • was obliged to do public pen to restrain those who have so has drawn up a bill permit (Continued From Page One) THE YEAR 1»S7 was a ance, which included acourg- long crushed His children, to ting the seisure of private that two converts per priest was year of setback for the mis ing and open humilitation. strengthen and console the schools. tbe national average in 1966. sions in many lands not Com \ That was because England in' heroic souls who have en-, munist Communism and Mo In South Africa a new the 12th century enjoyed a dured so mu^h, and to lead' Outstanding features of the hammedanism are overrun law imposing segregation in Christian freedom, which en them speedily to the enjoy fall seuions j u s t completed ning a la^e part of the churches has led to open de abled the voice of God to be ment of the freedom of the were the efforts in a number of Dark Continent. In the Su fiance by Catholic clergy and the voice of the people. No sons of God.” the parishes of the Legion of could entail a farther antag such freedom exists any Mary and the Confraternity of dan all 243'CathoIie schools The duty of fervent prayer onism of the n a t i v e s to where in the world today, Christian Doctrine in encourag have been nationalized and and amendment of life is in the Moslem majority is in Christianity and a drift to least of all in the Iron Cur ing prospective converts to at cumbent on each one of us, creasing pressure on the pa Communism. tain countriea. tend. that the Church that tri gan and Christian minority., The democracies have still In Indonesia, a nationalism umphed after Becket’s death Many of the Legion of Mary been unable to bring pres praesidia supervise the mail In India C o m m u n i s m gone wild is evicting th e may also triumph after so sure on Red Hungary. World ing of postcards to Catholics gained an important foot Dutch, who may include many Bishops and faithful opinion against Red China and non-Catholics alike notify hold in the most Christian of Dutch missionaries. have given their blood in the seems to be weakening. It is cause of Christ against god ing them of tbe classes. Other plain that the power of gov less tyranny. praesidia and Onfratemity ernments in the free world groups provided baby-sitting is limited. Something more and chauffeur services for those MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY fundamental is needed. That in need. fundamental thing is prayer. Dance Slated Dec. 27 INSURANCE SINCE 1897 • « « S o b s parishes advertised the sessions in tha weakly FOR THIS REASON the By Notre Dame Club neighborhood newspapers or in surers U. S. Hierarchy set aside the made similar public an The Denver Notre Dame nouncements six to tight C l u b ’ s annual Chriilmas w e e k s before the classes were The Denver Catholic to b e g in . danca is to be held in the Cs>SAlk<>A CtiifJAnAe Typical of CatholiclDation. is this scene of two students in a labora- The program of the classes R e ^ s te r ' Wolhnrst Club on Priday, ■9tl6ni.c lAIUlienis gj^ools of the Surveys indicate that Catholic schools are ran from 10 to 12 weeks and Published Weekly by the Dee. 27, from 9 p.m. to mid Archdiocese of Denver, as well as across theM®'"-? » consisted of from 15 to 20 lec Cathollb Press Society, Inc. night. ’ I pupils in matbemAtics and the sciences. tures. Catechisms were provided 938 Bannock Street, Denver for each individual and the lec Entertainment Planned tures were given on the prin Subscription: S3.00 Per Entertainment will be en cipal dogmas of the Church. A Year Sold in combination 'Register' Spot Check Shows Science complete Mass demonstration with the Register, National added feature to the daneing. took up one entire session in Edition, in Archdiocese of Paul Sareeni will prassnt a most parishes. Denver. comedy act. Admissions will Htrbtrt W. L«ibB*a Courses Are More Than Adequate Entered as Second Class be taken at tha door. Dinner Individual p a r i shea that were high in the number of those 753 Gas & Electric Bldg. TA. 5-0241 Matter at the Post Office is available by making reser (Continued From Page One) C.U. turned up a surprising— who fail the test, given before attending the classes and also Denver, Colo. vations at tfao elub, PY. take $0 make any radical and discouraging — fact about each fall semester, are not al DENVER. COLORADO in actual Baptisms were tbe Ca 4-1527. change." high sqhool training in physics. lowed to take chemistry. thedral, St Catherine’s, Our Father Jones said that all the "W e found that the students' Father Tipton said he had Lady of Grace, Christ the King, evidence indicates that Cath grades had no relation what not investigated the question of S t James’, S t Francis de olic high schools ^ve a “good ever to whether or not they had whether graduates of Catholic Sales’, Sts. Peter and Paul's, scientific foundation for col had physics in high school,” Dr. Starting tom orrow ^ 9:15 a . i n . high schools or public high Wheat Ridge; St Anthony of lege work.’’ Weaver said. schools are better prepared to Padua, and Blessed Sacrament. Testing programs to be put Strong Science study science in college. into effect next year will help Plan ot Regis But he noted that students Cariiedral Ciassei Catholic educators to deter At Regis High School, Den from both school systems “are Attended by 70 * mine early in every student’s JhsL ITlxinL SioJuL ver, nearly all the students take not accustomed to doing much The Cathedral classes eon- scholastic life whether he is three years of mathematics, and work.” ducted by the Rev. Owen Mc capable of more advanced stud all students are required to A survey made of fresh Hugh were attended by nearly ies, and his goals can be set ac take physics in their junior men who enrolled at Regis 70 persons. Of this number 23 cordingly, the school superin year, the Rev. James R. Ea- College the past September have been baptized and seven tendent said. tough, S.J., principal, said. reveals tbat tbe high ratio ef are awaiting Baptism. The Ca About 75 per cent ef the Another innovatiou ia 53.1 per cent of the parochial thedral classes, usually the seniors else take chemistry, 1958, be added, will be tbe high school graduates entered largest in th e Denver area, he added, with the work re study of science in grade scientific fields. have averaged 30 converts each quired ef the brighter stu schools of the archdiocese. The Rev. Joseph V. Downey, for the past five years. The science courses will be dents more rugged then tbet expected ef the everege and S.J., physics professor at Regis In S t Catherine's Pariah the combined with the present College, said that the “spoon •low students. Rev. John Anderson conducted health eeursqp to farm a sci fed” attitude is more prevalent The etudy of mathematics is the sessions and had approxi ence-health series throughout among graduates of Catholic also geared to encourage the mately 80 in attendance t^ce a all eight grades. high schools. best students to go beyond the week. From this group, 14 have “They have one glorious Warns Against .ususl curriculum. Besides al been baptized. Our Lady of time in college for a while until « Hysterical Tone gebra, geometry, and advanced Grace Parish, which holds four they realize that they have to An official of the Sisters of algebra, the course of studies three-month classes each year stand on their own two feet,” Charity of Cincinnati, who con for the class leaders includes conducted by the Rev. James he said. “ Why? There could be duct Cathedral High School in solid geometry, trigonometry, Moynihan, had 50 attending the entire riething ^foclr recfvcecf 0 several reasons. Maybe Cath Denver, warned against a “ hys and anal^ical geometry. 1957 fall sessions out of which olic high school teachers are terical” approach to the prob Regis Is also concerned with number 20 were received into willing to doctoo much work lem of training prospective sci keeping its laboratory facilities the Church. for the etudents that the stu entists. the best available, Father Ea- dents should be doing them In Wheat Rid^, the Rev. She is Sister Barbara, super tough said. In the past three selves. This can help the poorer Robert McMahon supervised visor of the congregation’s 23 years, the Jesuit high school hss student immeasurably, but it high schools in five states. spent $1,000 annually on new classes in St. Peter and Paul's can hold back the better stu ■OTH WorM»Faiii««< BtoinIs “There is the danger that laboratory equipment alone. Parish for nearly 60 persons. Of educators will become over dent. Then, too, we assume an this group 12 have been bap Fundamentols authority over our students that anxious and overemphasize sci tized. Are Lacking the public school teachers can’t ence while neglecting the hu The remaining parishes with Students from Catholic and do. This might tend to make the manities,” Sister Barbara said iublic schools alike “are not a large number of attendees on a visit to Denver. “Some students more reliant on their Jearning the fundamentals," the and converts are Christ the seem to be getting hysterical teachers and less likely to do Rev. George M. Tipton, S.J., King, 28 in attendance, eight bout the situation. w o r k independently of the & Wteax chemistry teacher at Regis Coi- teachers.” baptized; St James' Parish, 29 H(Vtl SclutUu&i “We don’t want to seem lege, charged. Father Downey said that the in attendance, 10 baptized; St. complacent about our schools, "Far too many students best physics students he has Francis de Sales’, 16 in attend but we think that our [Sisters just can't read, write, add, or ever bad (“he was one in a ance, seven baptized; and St. of Charity] schools are doing subtract,” he said. “My sus miltion") was a CTaduate of Anthony of Padua's, 35 in at an adequate job in science and picion is that the trouble gees East High School, Denver, but tendance with 14 baptized. mathematics,” she added. Tiweftj CCuiiicd back to the grade schools.” that ]ie could not say whether, Though shunning compari He added that an arithmetic in general, Catholic or public sons between Catholic and pub test (“arithmetic, n'bthing else high school graduates were bet lic high schools, she said that — simple stuff” ) given to pros ter prepared for studying sci an Ohio state school official pective chemistry etudents re ence. made a point of noting that, in sulted in "horrible mistakes” “By the time I get them for a Sisters ef Charity school with from moat of them. physics,” he said, “ they’ve had 250 pupils, there were 60 study “The requirements aren't a year of college chemistry and ing chemistry, whereas a near s r / r s high, but 40 per cent didn't math, and by then the class is by public school with 1,500 stu pass it,” he lamented. Those pretty well weeded out.” dents had fewer chemistry stu dents than the small Catholic school. Regularly $72.50 and $75.00 The GiDciDDati nun, a for T h a t W a s a D a y — 8 5 mer teacher of mathemetict, prei.ed Denver'. Cathedra] High for it. empha.i* on “•olid” (as against “ snap” ) Y e a r s A g o i n D e n v e r courses. ( C o n t i n u e d From P a g e O n e ) President Grant’s orders in the Car .All students are required on these shores. It reads as case of the Modocs. The White U se Price to take at least one labora alsrmingly then as now! House decision “ put a very wet tory scienca couria (biology, To balance matters, here and blanket on the gentlemen who physics, or ehamistry), Sis- there in that issue are bits of were so anxious to turn loose ONE-DAY SERVICE tar Rose Clare, Cathedral humor and lighter-vein.' The the murderers of General High principal, said. definition of “spooning," for Canby." Many- wanted them OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY “ We don’t even offer a ‘gen- example: Eating ice cream dur freed; as many wanted them *S 9 ieral science’ course,” she added, ing courtship. Or something to banged. Kimwii for Sorvico “because then some of the stu illustrate the newspaper’s life Outside one of the saloons a dents might feel that, by get blood: It pays to advertise: famous gunfighter had proved BLACK & WHITE ting a little bit of ever^hing, Report of a young feller in St. he was what reports had noised $S0 ond $85 Hurt Schaffnar & Marx ond f / A they have had enough.” Timely SUITS reduced to...... Louis by the name of Barnum, ahead of his coming.' On the SERVICE Even the least enable stu who spent $10,000 on one issue outskirts, a p r i v a t e horse- dents, Sister Rose (Jlare said, $90 and $95 Hart Sekaffner A Marx and m a of the paper just to tell folks matching had resulted in the are required to take two years Timely SUITS reduced to...... 7 “ about a show—he called it the unexpected change of pocket of 2424 E. COLFAX of mathematics (algebra and world’s best and biggest circus many silver dollars. But Gold DENVER.-Momear 7411 • $100 ond $110 Hart Sehoffntr & Mane and 5A O geometry). Most students,also —to be performed to every Dust was still king . . . and Timely SUITS reduced to...... take advanced algebra and a body’s am ^m ent and delight. Rowing mightier by tbe day! 1Z2 N. CASCADE AVE. one-year course that includes That $10,000 realized $50,000 $135 Hart Schoffner A Marx SUITS A l l A Colo. Springs ME. 4-5675 solid geometry and trigonome- at the ticket office! It pays to MORE DEFINITE INFOR- reduced to...... I I » etry. advertize! . MATION was circulating by Cathedral High this semester Somewhat more serious but evening, that the nuns were undertook a formal “speed-up" causing quite a bit of talk, was members of the Sisters of Char in the training of bright stu This Is the BIG Cltoronee of the Year that gives you almost every- an announcement that a gentle ity of Leavenworth, Kans. dents in science. The program man by the name of Moffatt Their headquarters ot “ Mother- thir^ in selection! Sleek, hard-wearing Shorkakins . . . hondsome will take the leading scholars unfinished Worsteds . . . souve FloRncIt. . . and even the new IM was going to stand (or run) for House” as someone said they “far beyond the usual course," called it, was begun by a hand KMYR County Treasurer on the Demo PORTED Tweeds! There ore two ond three-button single breosted th ^ rin c ip a l said. cratic Ticket— as close to heresy ful of pioneer sifters who spent models— The top students vrill delve two weeks on wagon, raft, boat, as one could come in this part into calculus, she explained, and horseback, through Indian of the city. Silts ft fit IVmmat... and participate in “ a sort of • • • territory, to come from Ken survey of the work they'll be ttgthrs, ttng$, Extra Itags, Shtrfs, Sttvts BACK IN THAT six-room, tucky to the town across the expected to do in college." wide Missouri. They had a 710 brick, renovated house, things knack of ntting things done in C.U. Educotor, were beginning to stir. The sis a hurry, but permanently! In Offers Views , ters put out a freshly painted as many years, a reliable re-| Dr. Albert • Weaver, chair sign, indicating the structure port had it, they had established man of the physics department was Denver’s first hospital. en tire stock in the Kansas community a at the University of Colorado, There was unsnimous agree hospital, a grammar school, an Boulderl' said he believes that ment this was needed ai^ wel DENVER’S orpnanage, and a girls’ acad graduates of Catholic high come indeed. After all, Denver emy. Khools are at least as wdl had already celebrated its lOtb That was a busy Sunday, trained in the sciences as 'pub birthday a few years back with THAT DAY in Denver 85 years lic high school alumni. a hullabaloo of a time. But ago. The people and the place Sp o rt C w xkiSlm ki “W « hav. never asked ear what about those robed crea were to change a lot But the students whether they et- tures? Few people hereabouts mountains looking down then, tended e public or e perochtel bad ever seen a nun, let alone NUMBER ONE look down today— solid, quiet HART SCHAFFNER & MARX school,” be seid, “but we bad any dealings with onel But iroud in their might and heve never suspected thet the front door was only un eauty, eternal as rock and there was any substantial dif locked for a short time before TIMELY and MANSFIELD DE LUXE at stone can be. Their snow-capped ference in their science trein- there came a visitor with the peaks could be seen from the ing." quiet but eloquent remark: “I Neldi In ••Will Call'* windows of that little hospital; / s ' Dr. Weaver, an alumnus of ain’t feelin’ so good!" Just as St Joseph's Hospital RECORD Boys’ (Catholic) Central High And the Sisters of.Charity of windows view their majesty in Cherpe Rarskasas School in Butte, Mont., added Leavenworth were in business! 1958. ailM fekneatf l$t that the training he received The record shows it was a or bayoa... there in the sciences “was as genuine son of the Auld Sod d o l ls — WIGS — SHOES A TbM dao good as I could have gotten in who first braved the nun’s quiet Kxl«iid«d ffseeiiiv ie any high schooL" The school is. masterfulness. But pain is a DoIU Dressed to Order M A tC K 1 0 conducted by the Christian hard taskmaster! STATION Payments A P R IL 1 » Brothers of Ireland. A.B.C. Doll Hospital s u tIaSsS The physicist noted, however, THERE WAS MUCH ADO RZUCIOUS STATUES REPAIRED tluit a recent “purely im indeed THAT DAY IN DEN- -promptu”------r — ------survey.» —of about . —w120 VER. On# part of the town wa* Mrs. J. A. McCourt sophomore physics itudenU at coming cIos« to blows about 415 Dewaiag MA. 3-7417 r
Thursday, Dec. 26, 1957 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 RAGE THREE
PASTOR REPORTS Christmas Seals Wheat Ridge Church Is Enlarged and Renovated Church, School Planned Aid in Research On Tuberculosis For Holy Trinity Parish Christmas Seals will help speed the day when children (Continued From Pago One) in the area. He pointed to several may be immunized against tuberculosis, according to Dr. the space occupied by the cafe housing developments under Gardner Mtddlebrook, director teria annex and the saaisty and way, including the Perl-Mack of research at National Jewish office areas. Housing Development, Florado Uoapital, Denver. In a pr.es8 Homes, Francis Homes, and interview. Dr. Middlebrook and Two Future Dr. Roger Mitchell, direc^r of Shaw Heights, not to mention the Colorado Foundation for Ciossreems Research in Tuberculosis, re Also in the plans are two fu ported tome of the medical research programs which are ture classrooms to be added to being financed by Christmas the south end of the building. Seal dollars in Colorado. A corridor tuns the length of In discussing the immuniza the classroom hall section. tion against tuberculosis, Dr. Middlebrook stated that “ some The first stage of the West day in the future our children minster development will re may be immunized against TB sult in a structure with 23,036 while sitting in their class Enlarged Wheat Ridge Church^’ The pastor called particular attention to the temperature to 70 degrees on a 100-degree day, as square feet of floor space; the rooms. This would not even be $16,000 air-conditioning system that has b«en installed well as the circulation of wanned outside air in the Completed at a cost of $55,000, the church now seats annex will add another 13,145 a direct throat or nasal spray. in the church. Employing a 40-ton condenser, the plant church in winter time. It would be simple enough to 680 persons, the Rev. Robert G. McMahon, pastor, is the size normally used in a seven-story office build The new entrance of the church is the white unit square feet. spray the room." reported. ing. Its versatility' enables a drop in the church at extreme right in the picture. The new church will seat 600 persons in ;he nave and at least FR. DUANE THEOBALD Early Deadline 200 more in the hall that opens Bids Opened for Boulder School Because of New Yea.-'s Day onto the sanauary. A baptistry falling on a Wednesday, eor- Colorado Springs Pastor r : is to be situated at the north reapondents are asked In have .side of thi naithex and lava material for the Denver f.'nlA- tories at the south side, with a Pens Pamphlet on Tithes ofie Register in the nffire on choir loft above the narthex. Monday of next ueek, a day Confessionals will be situated A PAMPHLET T I T L E D serts. “The only objections are earlier than usual. Rev. Albert E. PubI at both sides of the nave toward yes, I Tithe. ..It’* Graceful from families who do not tithe the front of the church. the sizeable town of Westmin G i o i ^ g ! has been written by Fa not from those who do. Many ther Duane Theobald, pastor of persons are' already close to Measurements ster itself. the Divine Redeemer Pariah, tithing without realizing it~in Perpetual Vows Are 246 by 60 Westminster and the immedi Colorado Springs. The topic considering regular church of ately surrounding area now have may seem startling, but thia ferings, school tuition, and The back length of the build idea is mentioned in the Bible periodic special collections." To Be Taken by more than 7,000 residences. Fa 46 times between Genesis and ing, uking in classrooms and Would a Christian think of ther Puhl explained, with new the Apocalypse. robbing God? Father Theobald Colo. Springs Nun hall, will be 246 feet. The ones going up every day. “Everything we hive, even asks. Y et in denying God His church will be 60 feet wide and our very existence, belongs to just dues he is doing just that. Sister Mary Dominic Zecha, Father PuhJ God,” Father Theobald writes. “Will a man rob God? Yet ye 126 feet long, from the front en the former Helen Jane Zecha, "Our debt to God is a thousand robbed Me. But ye say, wherein trance to the rear j>f the sanctu Ordained in '44 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clem times greater than debts to any have we robbed Thee? I n tithes ent C. Zecha, 1216 N. Institute, ary, and will rise 22 feet. Ordained June 3, 1944, in one man. How much we owe God and offeringtV' (Malachias iii, Colorado Springs, will pro of the largest classes incardinated should come from the first, not 8 ) . Construction will be of brick, nounce her perpetual vows as a with stone paneb at the window in the Denver Archdiocese, Fa the last, portion of income.” a . • • • • • Benedictine Sister in the pro sites. The hopper vent-type ther Puhl was assigned first to EVEN THE COUNCIL OF fession ceremonies at the 8 DISCUSSIONS with Catho TRENT, the priest concludes, window will be used. St. Joseph's Parish, Grand Junc o’clock Ma.is Wednesday, Jan. 1. lics who have decided to tithe enjoined payments of tithes and An arckiteet’i iketeh of The new school building, rooms and an all-purpose hall in the Mt. St. Scholastics tion, as an assistant. In July, as well as converts accustomed excommunicated those who When the current projea has the new grade school in Sa for which a fund campaign on the second floor. Chapel, Atchison, Kans. 1947, he was appointed assistant to this form of giving, the priest The building will bo ex been completed, four classrooms cred Hoart Parish, Boulder, in Saerod Heart Parish has The Rev. Francis Broderick. at Holy Ghost Parish, Denver, points out, show there “ is not a pandable, allowing for fu will be ready for use; two more case on record who has been on which, work wilt begin just been completed, will con O.S.B., will offer the Low Mssn where he remained until Sep ture construction of a 15- and officiate at the monastic will be easily available; and two poorer for giving God His one- after Jan. I, is shown above. tain threo classrooms, two classroom section adjoining tember, 1948, when he was sent ceremonies of profession. Thu more can be added as needed. tenth." Bids on the new school were the portion being erected to the Denver Cathedral Parish. “ Try Me and see” is the chal meeting rooms, which can be Rev. Matthias Schmidt, O.S.B., The ultimate plan for the future opened Dee. 19. Only the changed over into class now. In his three years at the Ca lenge. This reference is to will be master of ceremonies. is to add a second floor to the God’s command: “ Bring all the higher section of the build rooms, a kitchen, a cafeteria, The fund campaign reached thedral, Father Puhl adminis ing will be erected at pres and heating plant on the first a total of some $200,000 in Sister Mary Dominic is a classroom-hall seaion, bringing tithes into the storehouse that former member of St. Mary’s tered, successively, the Rifle, there may be meat in our ent. (Story on pago one.) floor; and shower-dressing gifts and pledges. the total number of classrooms Parish, Colorado Springs. A Glenwood Springs, and Golden house and t r y M e in t h i t , saith graduate of St. Mary’s High to 16. When the permanent the Lord, if I open not to you church b finally built—to the parishes. School, Colorado Springs, she the floodgates of heaven and attended Mt. St. Scholastica In October, 1951, the young pour you out a blessing even Mary Wants Visitors for Holidays south of the initial unit—the College, Atchison, prior to her to abundance" (Malachias, iii, original church will be converted priest was named pastor of Sl All little Mary wants for entrance into the convent in 8 - 1 0 ) . with the other 80 young resi skirt from the airmen at Anthony’s, Julesburg, and the June, 1953. into a gymnasium for the school ■ • • her holiday season jo y is dents of Die Home, for Mary Lowry Field. She even has visitors and a record by Lit past August he became the EVEN IN the Ne\. TesU m ent is a patient at Denver’s Mercy the only radio ai. the Home, Planning to attend the rites 1,500 Attend tle Richard! Mary is a black founding pastor of Holy Trin tithing is mentioned four times Hospital. Flu and a ruptured a radio the other children are her parents, a sister, Mrs. Sunday Mass in seven verses by St. Paul in haired, 14-year-old girl who appendix cancelled all her have sacrificed foV Mary's Robert, Kleine, Colorado it}’, Westminster, has lived since childhood at plans for the season’s joy. Fifteen huodied parishioners his letter to the Hebrews, and sake. But she still wants com Springs; brothers, Robert of The Westminster parish ac it is pointed out as a duty in Queen of Heaven Catholic True, she has a Christmas pany. When a family num Colorado Springs, Thomas of regularly attend Sunday Mass in quired a rectory, at 7190 Julian writings by St Luke and St Children’s Home, Denver. tree, a bright blue bathrobe bers SO brother^ and sisters, New York (iity, and Clement J. the little church, seating 130, Street the past Oaober, and now Matthew. But this year Mary won’t which the nuns sent to her, a hospital room is awfully of Denver; aim the Rev. Robert that was built as an emergency owns five acres of land in the Practiced by the early Chris share the holiday vacation and the promise of a party I lonely! Freudenstein of Hugo. measure. Father Walter Huber, tians, tithing was encouraged by area from W. 72nd to W. 74ch the early Church Fathers and assists with Sunday Avenues between Irving and Pope Gregory the Great, As late Rev. Duane Theobald Masses, Father Puhl said. The Hooker Streets. The plot will as 1868 the Council of Quebec pastor estimates, from the results provide enough space, in the decreed that the payment of withheld them. Abraham com < ' 0 . of a recent census, that there are future, for a permanent church, the tithe is binding in consci menced the tithe, Jacob con 0 ence. tinued it, Moses confirmed it, If Christm as Up-Ends Your Budget at least 1,000 Catholic families convent, and rectory. and Christ commended it. In the 0 ' DOPIIED by Catholics words of Almighty God, “Try < 0 today,/Father Theobald points FOR A MEMORABLE Me and see.” e xitW would be a boon Some 5,000 copie.i of Father 0 ,to the Church. Bazaars, bingo Theobald’s Y e * / Tithe . . . I t '* 0 ames, special collections, and Graceful Giving! comprise the 0 tiler fund-raising activities the first edition of the 20-page 0 wouTiflbe eliminated, and even pamphlet published by Our 0 ' I L i ’S lifE a tumon-fiee grade school Sunday Visitor Press, Hunting- t J O would be a reality. ton, Ind. 0 Among Protestants — Mor 0 mons, Baptists, and other reli Masses Scheduled ♦ NEW YEAR'S DAY gious groups — the tithe is the 0 customary form of giving the At Buffalo Creek 0 ' first tenth of a person's income Thara will ba Man at St. COME TO 48 :-s to the Lord. Converts to the Etizabeth'i Church, Buffalo Catholic Church prefer to tithe. Creek, Sunday, Dae. 29, at « “Try Me and see” in effect 10 a.m. and on New Year's 0 means that God is not outdone Day. Wednesday, Jan. 1, at in generosity. 10 a.m. Monsigner Elmar J. '4 • • • Kolka is in charge of the 0 “TITHING will work,” the mountain church some 40 Colorado Springs pastor as miles southwest of Denver. 0 0 48 0 ' Given Permission to Go 0 : 0 ' To Colorado From Pope 0 . COMPLETE BAR SERVICE (Continued From Pag* One) Boulder, where he built a 0 ‘ priest's residence. He built a • COCK’N’ BULL ROOM has volunteered to go to the 0 ' church at Louisville in 1886. In vicariate of Monsignor Ma- >IA-Rl-KAR00M 1887 he was made pastor of 0 ' chebeuf?" he asked. Then he St. Anne’s Church, Denver, and • JUNGLE ROOM paused: “Are you stilt willing 0 in January, 1890, wa.t trans to g o ? " 48 ferred to Leadvilie. In both i f ' “Most certainly," was the these places he did splendid 48 reply. is: work, and was sent to Central ♦ ‘Despite your broken City in 1892, where he built a 0 ' church. heslth?” 0 ' Featuring a Very Special' Again an immediate reply. In 1898 Monsi^or Raber 0 ' “Then you go, my son,” the was assigned to Cripple Creek, New Year's Menu, from 2.75 PoM said; “ Go in God’s name, 0 ' and I assure you all will be ■ 0 w ell," A N ia T A U R A K T FOR T H t O I • C It I M IN AT I N 0 • « a 0 ON JULY 2S, 1861. the sick 0 ' young man was ordained and Now is the time to join our RESERVATI oN s: PRemont 7-9817. EAst 2-9982 that winter he sailed for Amer 0 . ica. >*»T eOUPAK AT STt-tUE 0 On the fourth day at sea a ❖ 0 ' severe storm lashed the ship. Five passengers were drowned, 0 49 were injured, and hundreds Christmas Saving's Clubi 0 W isfiing you a Blessed were driven almost insane from 4 » fear. Yet the only person on 0 the ship. Including the captain 0 : and Prosperous New Year himself, who did not become ill You con do all your gift buying with cosh next without going into debt or dipping Into sav was the young priest who six 0 ' 48 yeor if you join The Centrol Bonk's 1958 months before had been at the ings. Anyone con join ond all accounts ore 0 . oint of death. Indeed, he never 48- Enew another day of illness Christrrios Sovings Club now. Deposit os little Msured to $10,000 ogoinst loss. Drop into the 0 until he entered a hospital to 0 . RELIGIOUS ARTICLES die 60 years later. os 50 cents o week, or os much os $10 o week, Savings Deportment of The Centrol ond join • 9 • 0 • STATUES • ROSARIES • MEDALS WHEN THE YOUNG priest ond next December you'll receive a Christmos the 1958 Christmos Club now. It's the sure 0 . • PICTURES • PRAYER BOOKS arrived at Denver, he was sent immediately to Boulder. In Club check that's big enough to meet expenses way to hove a poid-uo Christmas next year! 0 1862 he took charge of South 0 • PENDANTS • BOOKS • PLAQUES < • Msgr. Godfrey Raber 0 . WaU where he built a house and a 0 Complete Line of Religious Articles for Church end Home tb CARPETS Will school and in 1902 he was pro 0 : Room Siio n il moted to the parish in Colo Denver’s friendliest Bank 0 . ■nd Smeller rado Springs, which he com 4a A. P. WAGNER & CO. pletely renewed and fumiabed 0 . UergMt m Im IIo oi to tk« city- with A school, a house, and al ♦ most a new chnrch. He also c n tr a .1 b a n k & t r u ST CO. 0 . CHURCH GOODS Furnilure'V.r.'L.r." built churches at Monument 0 . and Stratton. In 1904, Bishop O m Wiaiiiii, tneiap TiO » Matz appointed him the first 15th and Arapahoe Stratia • Denver 17. Colorado 0 . 606 14th St., Between CaliTornie & Welton irremovable pastor of Colorado 0 . TA. 5-8331 E.M.W. Springs. inauraRC* C a r^ ra lla s • Fa«ara> Maaarva av «'a '» • • • ^ 0 1 Hour FREE Parking Directly where eeib lelks in rear of our store—Welton St. Entrance 2141 So. Breedway HE DIED IN 1932, after 0 . SHarmea 4-27S4 more than a half-century of 0 . aervica in Colorado. FAGE FOUR Offic*/ 938 Bonneck Sfreet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER T«I«phona, fCeystane 4-4205 Thurtiay, Dee. 26, 1957 HEAD USHER AT HOLY FAMILY Party for Oldsters of Mullen Home Altar Boys Get Cassocks At Parish of Notre Dame WILL CONTINUE IN OFFICE (Notre Dame Parish, Denvar) that it will be neeaisary for The altar boy cassocks and tham to atiand Matt at loma (H olf Family Pariah, Denver) They are Ferd Buchholz, Ber- Shane, Joseph Mohesky, Martin surplices have been completed eonvaniant pariah church on Father Forrest Allen, pastor, nard Carroll, Joseph Cavanagh, Potter, Cecil Proctor, Joseph F. and are being distributed to the New Year'* Day, tinea there announced recently that Lud Edward Clinton, Thomas Dige- Fughes, Sr.; Leonard Ruppert, boys. Anyone who has not yet will be no Maaie* at Kuna- wig Thaler will continue as nan, S a m u e l Evans, John Samuel ^tterwhite, Lawrence been contacted is asked to pick miller Junior Hifh School on head usher in the church for Fletcher, Edward Flynn, Robert Seheer, Arnold Schietler, Don them up at the home of Mrs. G. that day. the new term of office bepn- Goebel, Rbnald Goebel, Robert ald Secord, Dr. Ralph Spear, Scena, 2736 S. Zenobia Street, News of the next issue of the ning; Jan. 1. Thaler took over Gravelle, Waiter Grisdale, Fred William Splan, Richard Trevit by Saturday, Dec. 28, so that the head usher's job is March R e g i t U r should be phoned to Gross, Arthur H a m m o n d , hick, Edwin Urein, Sidney they might be in use by this after serving for several years Mrs. John Deignan at WE. Thomas H a n s e n , Terrence Vitry, and Joseph Woertman. Sunday. in the ushers’ corps. 4-0746 by Saturday afternoon Healy, William Kelly, Lawrence Present Check Daily Mass will continue to Thirty-five other men also Loehr; this week. At a Christmas luncheon-held be held each Wednesday morn serve as ushers In the parish. Peter McNulty, Paul M6- recently, members of the St ing at 6:45 o'clock in the rec Bulletin news s h o ■ 1 d be Lawrence Circle presented Fa tory chapel. Entrance to the phoned to Mrs. Bonnie McNellis ther Allen with a check for chapel is at the rear of the rec at WE. 5-7222 not later than $550 as the second payment to tory. Thursday noon preceding the ward purchase of two marble Pariahionar* ara ramiadad Sunday it is to appear. statues for placement in the niches outside the main entrance to the church. The ceremony of presenting a year-end check to the parish is an annual affair for the circle members. Several t t r snr 73 sttn, Sint F*4*r*l kM of the 11 members of the citcle i*in|.|iievil SlrlSnSi It Us Sc- are non-Catholics. Benn 23 c*«et h«l4trt, Tm eis hi«i thli tiiM years ago, the group stul num tKvritf ntw. bers several charter members on its roll. Irtlmlni Jss. 1, 17SI H li tbs Islw* The group meets monthly and )1m >f riret PtdwsI *1 DnTtr t* sponsors one general card party *iy 474 Su m I 0iTl4ii>4t, (»*mmS*4 annually. All profits from the i _ - • i n I Thursday, Dee. 26, 1957 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 PAGE FIVE ARTICLE IN 'ROUNDUP* Westerners Writer, Dr. Mumey, Lauds Missioner Father DeSmet as Historian In ■ recent issue of the Den he attended the Grand Council s u s , King and Baird, Printers, ver Westerners’ R o u n d u p , the of Indians. Philadelphia, 1841. monthly publication issued by On May 20, 1868, Father De 2. L e t t e r s and S k e t c k e s ; W ith an organized group of profes Smet left St. Louis as chaplain a Narrative of a Yearfs Resi sional men who are authors of in the army that went against dence Among Indian Tribes of articles and books on Western the Mormons and the Indiana. ike Rocky Mountains, M. history, Dr. Nolie Mumey pre He left Ft. Leavenworth on thian, Philadelphia, 1943. June 1 with the Seventh Regi sents an article on Father 3. N ew Indian Sketches,-X>. J. Pierre Jean DeSmet, S.J. Ac ment under Colonel Morrison; Sadlier, publisher, New York, cording to the Denver physi they. journeyed to the South 1863. cian: "Father DeSmet made the 4. Oregon Missions and Trav greatest contribution to West els Over the Rocky Mountains, ern history of all the pioneer Edward Dunigan, Fubliiher, authors and explorers." New York, 1845-46. Dr. Mumey is a charter mem 5. V o y a g e s au Grand Desert, ber of the' Denver Westerners, Brussels, 1868. limited to a membership of 60 6. Voyages aux Montagnes professional men. He is the au R o e k e u e e s , 1860. thor of scoVes of books and ar 7. Western M i s s i o n s and Afis- ticles on Western history, and s i o n a r i e s . N ew Y ork, 1863. has the largest private collec 8. Cinquante NouvelUs Let- tion of the Santos of the South tree de R. P. DeSmet, de la west in America. He has been Campagnie de Jesus et Mission- of All Souls' Parish are wood parish’s first annual father-son Communion Charles Frascati, master of ceremonies. collecting the little wood carv a i r e en A m e r i g u e , Paris, 1868. Fathers and Sons breakfast. ings of the saints, done by the shown listening to an ad The breakfast, sponsored by the parish Men’s Father DeSmet acquired the Shown at the speakers’ table, left to right, are dress by Father (Col.) Constantine £. Zielinski, Club, was served at the Arapahoe Country Club, earliest Indian tribes and pio technique of writing good Eng Charles Holland (partially hidden), president of the neer priests and brothers, for lish in bis numerous letters to O.F.H.Conv., chaplain at the U.S. Air Force Academy parish Men's Club; the pastor, the Rev. Omer Fox- 6200 S. Broadway. One bundt^ sixty men Md boys more than 30 years. friends and to his superiors. at Lowry AFB, on the occasion of the South Engie- hoven; Father Zielinski, the guest speaker; and attended the event. The article follows: They are filled with examples of his ability as a writer, his KNOW YOUR WRITERS ... PARiriNG LOT IMPROVEMENTS torian, and a careful observer. Prayer Hour to End FORMER PUPIL OF SCHOOL Pierre Jean DeSmet "Black Many landmarks are named Robe” 1801-1873 . . . Father for him, one of which is Lake Year in Loyola Church DeSmet, a Belgian priest, DeSmet near Buffalo, Wyo. A Youths in Englewood First Mass of Priest crossed the desert ana the group of mines on the Dead- moutains to regions far beyond wood side of the Bobtail group (Loyola Pariih, Denver) the outposts of civilization. He were known as the DeSmet An hour of reparation will followed along the course of Slate Eucharist Day Dr. Nelia Mumey Mines. be observed New Year’s Eve, In St. Louis' Church , the tortuous Snake River to es One time Father DeSmet was Englewood.— (All Souls’ Par The new improved rails replace Dec. 31, in Loyola Church tablish missions and to bring Plat^ River, where the expedi riding a htubbom horse, and ish)—December 29, the last the old inadequate w o o d e n Englewood.—A former pupil of St. Louis’ School back information about various tion was dissolved. He returned was told by a half-breed who from 8 to 9 p.m. This is a Indian tribes. He was a pioneer Sunday of the month, will be bumpers. fitting and Ifoly way to pre will offer his First Solemn Mass at 10 a.m., Sunday, to Ft Leavenworth and ac was familiar with the animal Communion day for the high in the true sense and contrib companied General Harney and Get, Use Envelopes pare for the New Year. Dec. 29, in St. Louis’ Church. He is the Rev. John D. why he was stubborn. This re school students in the pari^ uted much to Western litera his staff via Panama to Van Mahoney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Janies Mahoney, 1800 W. sulted in a familiar saying of The youths will receive Com Heads of families and all There will be no inquiry ture. couver, arriving on A pril 16, forum classes until Jan. 9. the Reverend: “ Give a horse his munion in the 9 o'clock Mass. wB^e earners in the parish are Girard Avenue, who was ordained to the priesthood Father DeSmet came to the 1859. In 1866, he helped get the The PTA vdshes to thank own way and he is wiser than Instructions for the high again urgently reminded to pick Dec. 21 at St. Columban’s United States in 1821, arriving hostile Sioux Indians to meet any man that rides him.” school students and the Teen up toeir boxes of 1968 Oifer- all those who patronized the Major Seminary, Milton, Mass. Resley, Lion; Steven Onorof- in St Louis in 1823, where he for a peace treaty. Father DeSmet was the great Club will not be held Thursday, tory collection envelopes. They Christmas salesroom. Parishioners are asked to skie, Lion, gold arrow, two sil founded the first Jesuit estab Among his contributions are est of all western missionaries Dec. 26, because of the holi are readily available in the hall note that on account of this ver arrows; Pat Barry, silver lishment in the W e s t In 1838, numerous letters and many among the Indians. Wearing his days vacation. The members of after all Masses. The new enve T h e Archbithop’t High special occasion the two follow arrow on Lion; Jeff Davis, Wolf he established a mission among books, which have added a great cassock and crucifix be mapped the Teen Club attended a lopes go into use in less than a .School Fund will train youths ing Masses for this Sunday are and one-year pin; Henry Pork- the Potawatomiea near Council deal to the literature of the uncharted country in the wil Christmas party at St. Louis' week on Jan. 1. for lime and for elemily. scheduled for 11:30 and 12:16 enbrok, one-year pin; Billy El Bluffs, la. He left St Louis in West and the Northwest. Some derness of the West. He worked Parish Dec. 23. o’clock instead of on the hour. kins, gold and silver arrow on 1840, to visit the Flathead In of them are: on a manuscript in bis dying Instructions for grade school A receptian honoring Fa Wolf, Bear, and Lion rank; Rob dians, traveling by way of the 1. Indian MittioTU in t k econdition; saying his last Ro students will not be given Sun ther Mahoney will be held ert Peiffer, Lion, gold arrow, Missouri and Yellowstone Riv United Stales of A-rnsrica Un sary, he fell into that endless day, Dec. 29, but will be re from 3 to 6 p.m. Sundey and three silver arrows; and ers; a year later, in 1841, he der tke Care of tke Missouri sleep on May 23, 1873. sumed Sunday, Jan. 6, at the afternoon et the teheol. John Thomas, Lion, gold arrow, established S t Mary’s Mission Province of tke Society of Je Ad m ajorem Dei gloriam regular time and place. Mem and seven silver arrows. among that tribe. In 1845, be Cub Scouts of Pack 136 bers of the parish Boy Scout traveled from S t Mary’s to the brought gifts for the children New Bullatin Rack* troop enjoyed a Christma.' party at St. Clara’s Orphanage to Btackfoot country in Canada. 1875 HOUSE BEING RAZED Dennis O’Neill built the new in the hall D ec. 23. their annual Christinas party Father DeSmet remained in the magazine racks which appeared De Paul Meeting Dec. 19. Montana country for a year be near the front door of the The parish conference of the Sea Movie fore he returned to St. Louis. Mansion Served Orphans church Sunday, Dec. 22. They St. Vincent de Paul Society will The boys and their parents He visited the Sioux Indians in will facilitate the handling of hold its meeting at 7 p.m. Fri saw a movie entitled Aftrocle in 1861. He traveled to Fort Union the church bulletins and penodi- day, Dec. 27, pnor to the recita W o o d shown through the cour by steamer, then went over For Holiday Festivities cals by the ushers at the end of tion of the Rosary, novena to tesy of the Rio Grande Railroad. land to Ft Laramie, where each Mass. A Denver mansion that for the pines and maples that the Infant of Prague devotions, Eric Grosse directed the carol many years was the scene of dotted the property. The pines and Benediction of the Blessed singing with Ludwig Slack at Man of the parish are re had become famous, and minded of the annual maat- Sf. Vincent de Paul happy Christmas parties for Sacrament in the church at the piano. Solvage Bureau some were used for the huge 7:30. Any''men in the parish John Pokraka and Jerry Vog- ing of the Men’s Club to be children from Queen of display at Civic Center. In who are interested in taking elsberg were promoted to the held at the Arapahoe Coun PICKUP SCHEDULE Heaven Orphanage is being th e summer the pines, part in the SL Vincent de Paul WebeloB group. R e c e i v i n g try Club, 5200 S. Broadway, Monday razed. Situated at 4376 Clay warmed by the sun, spread a' work will be welcomed at the awards were Craig Smith, one Tuesday, Jan. 7. Dinner will North Denvor, Arvada, Street, the residence was sweetness over the entire meeting. year; Eric Grosse, Lion; Eddie he served at 6:45 p.m. Weitminator, Tfaeraton, and built in 1876. Then it was neighborhood. Certain m e m b e r s o f the Lakewood (North of I6tb outside the city limits and This old Denver landmark Men’s Club and other men of A venue). was the center of a 160-acre was built by Lewis K. Perrin the parish completed the instal Decorators Set Program Jan. 9 Tueeday and Thursday farm . on a hill overlooking Denver. lation of steel bumper guards Members of the American Walter Sawicki, president of the South and West Denver, In the late 1920s, the proji- Before the turn of the cen around the south parking lot Institute of Decorators will an Colorado Chapter of the Ameri Englewood, Lakewood erty and house were rented tury it was sold to Mr. and can Institute of Decorators. As swer decorating problems in a (South of 16th Avenue), to Emily B. Grover and her Mrs. S. B. Strang, who lived Early Deadline 'Mr. and Mrs. Maternity' a film produced by a sisting him wilt be Harold Rice, and UttlatoB area. parents. Miss Grover later there for 26 years. Because o f New Year's Day Denver physician and demonstration-discussion to be Francis Geek, Marshall Morin, Wednetday and Friday bought the bouse. For many Through the years changes falling on a \Fednesday, cor surgeon, Dr. H. J. von Detten, will be featured on the “Today at held at 8 p.m, Thursday, Jan. 9, Samuel Sweet, June Talbot, Eait Denver and Park years she entertained chil in acreage w ere mad(^ and respondents are asked to have Regis," telecast over KBTV (Channel 9), Denver, from 3:45 to 4 in Wyer Auditorium of the George Bates, Alan Miller, Hill, Aurora, and Hoffman dren from the orphanage houses began to dot the area. material for the Denser Cath p.m. Saturday, Dec. 28. The program is the third in a series on Main Library in Denver. (Jeorgia Fuller, and Lucille Town. each summer and in the holi Henry Zarlengo purchased olic Register in the office on marriage and the family. Dr. von Detten will also discuss “ The The program, which will an Ellinger. Refreshments will be Phono CH. 4-5503 day season. the property from Miss Monday of next week, a day Happiness of Pregnancy.” Re is pictured with the Rev. Lucius F. swer design questions submitted served at an informal reception Parties were given under Grover. earlier than usual. Cervantes, S.J., of Regis College, co-ordinator for the program. by the audience, will be led by following the free program. J o O j u a . i k q i M j U L JjikndL am t ^ l U i o m e k L S c a L (jJjL& hjH u ^ A . i k e . dioU daif. Sm &OR. T fta if, "Jod. S e , U H ik. ^ j u l d l w o j u A . S in o e Jtsd if. PIANOS-ORGANS APPLIANCES > TV. H I - F I \ 1332 Broadway JOE J O E , J R . / PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bonneck Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyefene 4>4205 Thursday, Dee. 26, 195T 'TWIN TOWERS QUARTERLY' MUSIC IS PLANNED St. Joseph's Hospital Court St. Rita Sets To Publish Magazine Open House on Jan. 5 A new magazine will greet which began in '73, and con the new year, according to tains congratulatory mes- (Catholic Dengktert of in the club house which, be an announcement made by aages from Archbishop’P Ur- America, Denver) sides providing - a residence Sister Mary Asella, admin ban J. Vehr, Dr. Rudolph E. for employed girls of moder- Music for the open house istrator of St. Joseph’s Hos- Giehm, president o f the Medi ate means, may be leased for which Court St Rita has ital, Denver. Titled T w i n cal Board o f the hospital; and wedding and other receptions, o w e r t Quarterly, it will be slated for Sunday, Jan. 6, will ? official greetings from Gov and for meetings of organiza be in charge of Allan Hobbs, edited by C. Glynn Fraser, ernor Steve McKichols and tions. administrative consultant at Mayor Will Nicholson. organist end James Ewart, Wedding Cakes the hospital, and has for its tenor, respectively, of the aim, “to give the pnblie all Feature Articles Cathedral choir. The .open A Specially the information it can” about house will be from 3 ‘to 6 Among several interesting hospitalization and its various o’clock at the club bouse, articles are “ The Day St. Jo aspects, in the Greater Denver 1772 Grant Street, Denver. seph's Began;” "Why Do Schneider's Bakery area. Present and past members of Mountain Climbers Climb The first copy features ma the court and their friends BAKERIES 1120 E. 6th A t *. RA 2>3143 Mountains,” by Dr. Thom'as terial on the 85th anniver are invited to attend. Baked Hera — Sold Here J. Mahoney, Jr.; “Special **The fin est Only” sary of S t Joseph’s Hospital, In the receiving line and Word for the Ladies," by 66 So. Broadway Mrs. Rudolph E. Giehm, pres acting as hostesses will be 753 So. University ident of the Ladies' Auxili Mrs. Elizabeth Salmon, grand 1550 Colorado Bird. ary; “Physical A^ects of r th e right, back row, Dorothy Pipkin, Cathedral; Ted regent, and her fellow offi High School Dance 2410 East 3rd Avs. Medicine,” by Dr. George C. w mnnthlvm o n t h ly h ig h Seep, Regis; Jim Rhodes, Regis; Ann Batt, SL cers, Mrs. Mary Carr, Miss OLIVER’S MEAT MARKET Twombly; a review of C o m e Planned Dec. 27 «hooi dance Francis de Sales’; Donna Eby, St. Mary’s; and Isabelle McNamara, Mrs. N o r t h , the biography of the gym of Carl Houck, Regis; front tow, Fred Albi, Regis; Louise Grover, Mrs. Irene ESTABLISHED IN 1923 Mother Xavier Ross, found Blessed Sacrament School, Denver, are in good Mr. and M n. Edward Curran of Blessed Sacra McCall, Miss M a r g a r e t JERRY BREEN ress of the Sisters of Charity hands. Here the dance committee makes final ment Parish who are in charge; and Sue Cole of Lynch, Miss Magdalene A. CHOICE STEAKS ROASTS ORDER of Leavenworth; and a arrangements for the Christmas dance which Cathedral High School. This monthly dance is H ugb^ Miss Jessie Pasqusle, Florist special feature, “A Glance will take place on Friday evening, 27, at 8 sponsored by the Holy Name Society of Blessed Mrs. Juanita Hammond, and Mrs. Julia McDonald, to Backward,” by Sister Mary o’clock. “ The Nomads” band from St. Francis de Saersment Parish. All high Khool students are 1004 IS ih St. FRESH POULTRY FISH Asella. Sales’ will supply the music. Pictured, left to welcome. gether with some of the past 8 Experienced Meat Cutters to Serve You grand regents still living in MAIo 3-2279 • f-.-' Bl. Sacrament's the Denver area: Mrs. Mary Phone PE. 3-4629 1312 E. 6th Ave. A. O'Fallon, Miss Anne Fal lon, H iss A n n e O’Eane, Hours 8 o.m. • 6 p.m. Ample Parking in Rear Holy Hour Set Mrs. Kate K. Miller, Mrs. Louise Brown, Mrs. Mary HEARING SECRET! Rohan, Miss Catharine C, New Year's Eve Maloney, and Miss Anna LimaclKr. (Bleiecd Sacrament Pariih, Denver)* Carpets Installed The custom o f seeing tbe old Attractive new carpets year out and the new year in have recently been installed during a Holy Hour will be observed for the seventh con Wedding Jan. 25 secutive time in Blessed Sacra ment Church on New Year's Eve from 11 to 12 p.m. Men from the parish Repara tion Society will lead the pray around the school building which is located at ers and there will be community Plan Improvement 94th and Wigham Street in Thornton. Part of singing during Benediction. the area will m used fo ; parking faclHties. Tha Maaaaa on New Yaar’a Of Parish Property ciety inHoiy cross A group ot the men who are working on the Parish, Thornton, Daj will be tk* laiaa a* on project are shown with their pastor. Father Sunday, witk OB* axeeption. This man is wearing the smallest are making plans for the use of the vacant Charles T. Jones. The men are, left to right, Thar* will not b* an avaninf Sonotone hearing aid ever . . . property around the new school building as s Martin Patrick, Larry Michaud, Dick Ryan, Loo Maai. New Year'* Day BUT WHXBX U IT? recreational area. There are 10 seres of land Imming, Ray Johnson, and Father Jones. Maasei are at 7, 8, 9:30, He has a aecret - it's wow* 10:45, and 12 noon. ■NTtBILY m TH* lAE. N o cord, Carol Ann Job, a postulant at nothing worn anywhere else. the Precious Blood Mother- Thornton Faithful Blessed With Relic house, Dayton, 0., is spending the holidays with her parents, SONOTONE Mr. and Mrs. Henry Job. Other holiday visitors in the 100 METROPOLITAN Bldg. Of True Cross Given by Archbishop parish are Mark S. Bonomo of San Francisco, son of Mr. and FRESHLY BLENDED TO PERFECTION TA. 5-1486 Thornton.— (Holy Cross Par Solemn Mass. These vestments Two hundred new foldin M. Joseph Bonomo, and John t(t Hi dtlivtr ihli d«ltclwi tsiting Egg Nog to your door-or com* In ind ish)— A relic of the True Cross were made by the Sisters Mag- chain with kneelers are bein pick up 0 quart or mora. Spaclal bulk prlcai to larga groupi, parilit and or* Mulligan, a student at San ganliiliena. has been presented to the parish dalens at the Good Shepherd used in the Riverdale Grange Diego University, son of Mr. Convent. for Snnday Masses. These chairs by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. and Mrs. D. G. Mulligan. All the people who assisted ere a part o f the 400 chairs that A set of Low Mass vestments Confession Schedule at Mass on Christmas Day were will be used for Masses in the were ^ven to the parish by the blessed with the relic, which wiil new building. The hours of Confessions on Franciscan Sisters at Marycrest be placed on the altar of the Saturday, Dec. 28, immediately Mr, and Mrs. James G. Sets of Maas linen: were also Two highway signs informing new Holy Cross Church. following the Feast of Christ received from the Tabernacle people of the location of Holy Cudmore announce the mas, will be from 6 to 6 p.m. engagement of their daughter, CoBitractioD U spaediDg Society and the Archbishop's Cross Church have been erected and from 7:30 to 8:20 p.m. aloBg OB the Holy Cross Guild. at 88th Avenue and the Valley On Tueidav, Dec. 31, New Betty Cudmore (above), to Highway and at 88th and N. school buildiBf. Presast plaBs Members of Holy Cross choir Tear's Eve, the hours of Con George Bucher, son of Mrs. call fo r tho offariBg of Holy Washington Street- fession will be .from 4:30 to 6 George Bucher, Sr., of Denver. sang together for the first time M m i 1b tha avdUortnm o f tha p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 M r. Bucher attended Holy All Cat 'Reglstert’ school OB Snaclay, Fab. 2. at the High Mass on Christmas p.m. Family and Regis. He was grad Two new seta of beautiful Day* Beginning Sunday, Dee. Tha R e g i s t e r , National Edi “ S t John Chrysostom and the uated from the University of white Mass vestments were re 29, a High Maas will be eung tion, and the Denver Catholic Sacred Heart" will be tbe text Tulsa. Miss Cudmore was grad R e g i e t e r are being sent each of the talk by the Rev. Anton uated from Cathedral High ceived by the perish in the each week at 11 o’clock. Christmas holidays. The mem week to all Catholics in Holy J. Borer, S.M.B., during the School and attended Sacred ForBUkiBgc Ordered bers of the Altar and Rosary Cross Parish. It is felt that the perpetual novena devotions in Heart Villa in Seattle, Wash. regular reading of these editions honor of the Sacred Heart on Tbe couple will-be married Society presented the parish All of the fumishingt for the o f the R e g i s t e r will be a tre with a set of vestments for new church have been ordered Friday, Dec. 27, at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 25 at high noon in the and will be read^ when the mendous aid in establishing a A group of Second Class Boy Christ the King Church, Denver. church is opened in February. strong and active perish. Scouts will go on a dav hike in Following a wedding trip they Berthoud Park under the super will make their home in Roswell, Many families in the parish Lay teachers and the nuns En|oy Delicious Food, vision of Dr. p . W . Small. N. Mex. have indicated a desire to do from Marycrest who teach the — almost 1000 Unique Atmosphere . . • nate individual articles of fur religion c l a s s e s on Sunday of them doll/ nishings for the church, and a mornings held a meeting at the ilist of these articles and the rectory on Dec. 26. Class plans C. D. of A. Court Holds because never, n e v e r , cost of them is being mailed to for the second semester were ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY all parishioners. discussed. NEVER were your feet so comfortoble. Ssg. Draising Glenwood Springs Party Lauitisns Csndlsd Ysmi Cranberry Ssuet Christmas was very definitely made for the serving of the You'll enjoy them every diblst Gravy. in the air at the last meeting of bsnquet, which was held Dec. mjnute o f a work-day plus BuHsrsd Frssh tssi. the Catholic Daughters of 12. The new tablecloths have a play-day - 16 walking $2.05 America, Court SL Theresa been finished and are to be hours in all - or 960 min 1084, Glenwood Springs. Grand used for the Glee Club dinner. utes if you with. RESTAURANT AT THE AIRPORT Regent Isabel McBreen pre The program committee for sided over the meeting held in tha Christmas program held SL Stephen's Hall on D ec. 9, Sunday evening, Dec. 22, re Fun • rest • relaxation • with mem bers present from as ported that a general meeting no matter whether you are far away as Basalt. of all children interested in on the go or your feel are A circular letter from the taking part in the program was state regent was read asking to be held Saturday ^ternoon, in repose. P . S . H t v e your birtbity or snaivtissTy party at tha btsutiluJ Skyebef. that publicity■)li reports be made Dec. 14. Tbe cakes tie eempIimeBtuy to her as well as to the papers. New ornaments were bought The court voted to buy a $5 TB for the Christmas tree and the for . , . bond and to send $15 to the tables were beautifully deco Men-Women- Children Glenwood Springs Deanery of rated in the Christmas motif. the A C eW . Christmas carols were sung 5TOU G iff fo Shut-Ins after the business meeting, and Plans were also made to send then everyone enjoyed a deli 15SS CHAMPA STP.cn either flowers or fruit to the cious lunch and an exchange of OENVCR 2. COLOUDO R ellfllflll TpflrhprC Formal, graded classes in religion shut-ins belonging to St Ste Christmas gifts. Chairmen in n c i i y i u n l e u t n e r s ,^6 being conducted in Holy Cross Writ* l e t FrM Celalof "I DO ALL MY are being conducted in Holy Cross phen’s Parish ana Emma Bianc charge were Josephine Duns- Parish, Thornton, for all children from the first to the 12th was appointed chairman of this don and Lorraine Grange. grades who attend public schools. Two hundred thirty-eight committee. The First Communion dresses students are enrolled in Catholic schools in the area. The re Various committee reports made for the Pope’s storeroom ligion classes are conducted by five teachers: Two nuns from were given. The committee for were shown to the group. These Marycrest and three laywomen. The teachers are, left to right, the Glee Club dinner reported dresses were made by Eliza Mother Bartholomew, Mrs. Herb Minton, Mrs. Ray Paslay, Mrs. that food had been bought and beth Sbroeder and were very John R. Crowley, and Sister Cecilia. that arrangements had been beautifully done. SHOPPING AT Cubs Perform at St. Mory Magdalene Parish “You know, the average fam ily spends about $1,000 for food a year. “And, like most of them, I shop a couple of times a week. On these trips, I do a lot of shopping . . . a ‘big’ shopping trip. It is on BIG shopping trips that I notice BIG savings at Safeway. I’ve decided that I save at Safeway because of lower everyday shelf prices. “You do your BIG shopping at Safeway, you’ll notice, your savings after just a few shopping trips.” Specialising in Quality Plumbing and Healing Repairs SLAH ERY & Shown here toma on Christmaa Eve in Italy, tree in Germany, The program tbe boys of a local orphanage. Scoots of SL Mary UBgdalene’a Poland, E n^nd, and Germany. closed with the unveiling of The pack committee wishes to Pariah Pack 27, Denver, after COMPANY Included were the gathering the beautiful manger uene by thank all tha boys snd their the program presented for their Numbing and Heating SAFEWAY parent! and familiea entitled of firewood and the “Appo” in the choir boya, and adoration of parents for co-operating in the Contractora "Christinas in Other Lands”. Italy; the carrying of the man the Infant Jesus by the shep true spirit of Christmas; and Tbe presentation was done in ger and sharing of the blessed herds. JOHN J. CONNOR. PretlSeat toe refreshment' and decorat ISUIT P. MSSSI. ViM fmUtal antomime and tableaux, with water in Poland; the lighting of The Christmas pack project ing committees for their help 181 VALLEJO ST. Escl^ound music of foreign the Yule Log in England; and this year was a grab bag of in making the party such an 5H . 4-3181 Christmas carols, featuring cui- tha lighting of the Chriatmas gifts presented by the Cubs to enjoyable one. i Thursday, Dae. 26, 1957 Offtca, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4^205 PAGE SEVEN Stratton Parish 1 ^ ^U )onuinl, TU u ^ a , Club Sets Party Archbishop Guild Circles For December 29 Stratton.— (St., Charles Bor- Elect Slates of Officers romeo’s Parish) — The St. Charles Young People’s Club is (ArcbbUhop’i Gnild, Danvar) meet in the home of Mrs. How planning a Christmas party for ard Ki|nkle Thursday, Jan. 2. all members on Sunday evening, Idt Mte Shephard was host* Dec. 29, at the parish hall. Wilma Gerspach will enter ess to the Sacred Heart Circle The Knights of Columbus will tain the Precious Blood Circle for a holiday party. Gifts were sponsor a dance on Thursday exchanged. at a Christmas Party Saturday, Dec. 28. Gifts will be ex evening, Dec. 26, at the parish The Ave Maria Circle will changed and new "secret pals" hall. The Clancy Stout orches given out. tra will furnish the music. Scilvatorian Pupil The newly elected officers of Holy Hoar Jin. 2 the Blessed Sacrament Circle Home on Vacation Holy Hour will be held on president, Dorothy Na-are Thursday evening before First Larry Dechant, a sixth-year dorff; and secretary-treasurer, Friday on Jan. 2 at 7 p.m. student at the Salvatorian Peggy Preel. Masses on New Year’s Day Seminary, St. Nazianz, Wis., is Jo Ann Barton of the Queen will be at 7 and 10:30 at Strat spending the Christmas vaca of Heaven Circle will spend the ton and at 9 o’clock in Flagler. tion with his parents, Mr. and holidays in Kansas City. The Catholic Art Calendars Mrs. Alex Deeoant of 4720 Mil ' St Anthony’s Circle elected for 1968 will be distributed to waukee Street, Denver. Classes the following officers: Presi the parishioners at the Sunday at the seminary will be resumed dent Audrey Pool; secretary, Masses. Jan. 6. Millie Pitchford; layette, L^ rean Ayman; and linen, Lu Catholic high aehoot facili cille Potter. The time is short, the need ties today nean good Catholic Mr. and Mrs. Rodger De Big Sisters' Parly Thnrs- sisters at Queen of Heaven Home, Denver, was a sbove around the Christmas tree. Mrs. Virginia Is great. Are yon enrrcnl in citizens tomorrow. Give to the Bruno of the Notre Dame Cir ec. 16, by the Big great success. Participants in the party are shown Hamilton was in charge of arrangements. your paynirnU to the Areh- Archbishop's H ig h School cle are the parents of their sec Sisters of the Archbishop’s Guild for their litUe bishop’s High School Fond? Fond! ond son, bom Dec. 10. Seton Guild Meeting: Is Scheduled Jan. 3 S’ e r r i n g a S pecial N ew Y e o r ’ * E v e The Seton Guild will meet Friday, Jan. 3, at 8 p.m. in the D inner F rom 5 p . m . t o 1 : 0 0 o . m . a n d home of Mrs. Frank Moore at N e w Y e a r ’ s D ay 4 to 8:30 p . m . 2337 Gaylord Street, Denver. Co-hoatesses for the evening are Mrs. Nell Miller and Mrs. Carmel Baca. Early Deadline Becansc of New Year's Day C io iin iH u K iieh en falling on a Wednesday, cor U. S. Highway 85 w Littleton, Colo.lighway respondents are asked to hsre COCKTAILS FINE WINES LIQUORS material for the Denter Cath- for Resertaiiotu Phone PY. 4-2112 otic R«gi$ter in the office on Monday of next week, a day earlier than usual. n UNFOROETTABLEI (•llllll nicnlflV Archbishop U r b a n J.imeeting. Left to right are Miss Mary Torley, f ' VVsiU W SapiUj Ygjjy jg shown looking the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory Smith, V.G.; over linens made by Archbishop’s Guild mem- Archbishop Vehr, Mias Jessie Pasquale, ‘and ROOM bers at the display in connection with the guild’s I Mrs. Clara Norton; JESUITS ARE FETED SPECIAL NEW YEAR'S EVE MENU Record Crowd af Party of Regis Guild FRENCH DINNER M o r t u a r y A record crowd attended the Paul C. Rossmiller, expressed Program Presented GOID COAST AVOCADO A lA MOTILE 32nd annual Christmas party aptjrecisUon to all members for Stuffed Half Avocado with Fresh Crab Meat, Following the vestments pre SU. 9-9460 or FR. 7-209S for the Regis Guild, families, their co-operation this past Filets o f Anchovies, Chopped Egg, sentation was the program: and friends, honoring the Jesuit year in her Yuletide message Mustard Mayonnaise Dressing At Horan's Service h Our Byword Fathers and showing devotion at the party. "0 Little Town of Bethlehem,” sung by Mrs. Loren D. Roberta, tA FAMEUSE SAUDE DU PATRON Guarding Forever Our Founder's Ideals and loyalty with the offering Vestments Given of multiple food gifts for the accompanied by Miss Gerrie rOURNEOOS KOSSINI Jesuit community Sunday eve- The Rev. Bernard J. Murray, Grabow; "Chopin's Waltz” by Filet Mignon Wrapped with Bacon n i^ , Dec. 22, at the college. S.J., extended his special greet Miss Cora Lynn Solberg, a new Pali de Foie Gras Maison ■ The guild president. Mrs. ings to ail the members and talent and outstanding pianist; Mushroom Cap Sauce Colbert presented the Very Rev. Richard followed with "Deep in My Club Potatoes Asparagus Polonaise Go Formal J. Ryan, SJ,, president of Re Heart;” three solos in the Peach Melba Chantilly Engaged gis, with a complete set of vest Christmas spirit by Miss Mary riu i a com plete a la carle menu. ments for Solemn Mass in gold Joe Catlett, a Loretto Heights NEW YEAR'S EVE imported brocade. Father Ryan sophomore, accompanied by Miss was* most appreciative. Pats^ HiJioy, a freshman at UINCHEONi from eleven-thirty till two-thirty Father Murray also presented Loretto Heights; "Silver Bells,” DINNER: from six till ten . . . in Modern a white cassock snd a complete "Santa Claus Is Coming to set of vestments in all five Town,” and a song especially from ten-thirty P.M. colors to the Rev. John Quirk, for Father Murray, entitled "A fte r Six" formal clothes. % tjic jiom : till one-thirty A.M, SJ., who is leavi^ Regis to ‘"T is Christmas in Killamey.” Feoluriflg the intlmote Try Dressing Up for Thot work in the missions. Father Surprise Kiddie Choir Quirk has been at Regis for 12 piano styling of Leigh Barren, years as head of the French The next surprise of the eve five to seven end "Night of Nights." You'll department. The white cassock ning was the Clarke Family FOR RESERyATIONS CALL KEyslone 4-8141 was tailored by the guild’s sew Kiddie Choir, composed of Dr. nine-thirty to one-thirty Redly Enjoy Yourself. ing chairman, Mrs. Ruth Walsh. and Mrs. Phil Clarke's five children and entitled "Around Mother of God Mass the World in Eight Seconds Complete Service With the Clarke Quintet,” sing HOTEL STANLEY PLAZA* 16th AT SHERMAN ing in all languages. Grou; • RENTAL Schedule for Jan. 1 singing of "Jin^e Beils,” "Sl • SALE lent Night.” and “AdeSte PI (Mother of God PsH.h, deles,” followed with Patsy Mal • ADVISORY Denver) loy accompanying the group. The Mass schedule for the The program closed with a Feast of the Circumcision, Jan. message from Bishop Bernard, 1, will be the same as on Sun Sullivan, S.J., and his Christ days: 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, mas blessing for all present. 10:30, and 11:30 o’clock. Con Distribution of candy and gifts! Randalls fessions will be heard Tuesday to children was followed by the Mr, and Mrs. Fred T. evening, Dec. 31, at 7:30 o'clock. delicious refreshment servM by • WANT TO FACt THI \ Hecker of Denver an- A Christmas party for chil Mrs. Albert Rotola and her Denver, 1611 Glenarm AM, 6-0608 FUTURI WITHOUT FIART Colo. Spgt., 9 £. Bijou ME. 6-4447 ga^ment of their daughter, Pa dren attending the catechism group. tricia Anne Hecker (above), to classes was held Saturday morn All members, led by Father Peter James Specht, son of Mr. ing, Dec. 21. Ice cream was Ryan, made a tour of the new and Mrs. Carl H. Specht of served and each child was given Student Union Building on Re FOR THE FINEST CLEANING Denver. a gift and a sack of candy. gia Campus. AND REPAIRING The bridegroom, a sales ex ecutive with Minute-Maid Snow ORIENTAL end DOMESTIC RUGS Crop Frozen Foods, is a grad Married in Arvada r uate of the University of Ari zona. NEW RUGS and CARPETS The bride, who is a graduate of East High School, will have as her attendant her sister, Mrs. Beverly H. Kssperovich of Virginia. The wedding will take place on Jan. 4 at ^ rist • G H WHAT YOU WANT the King Church, Denver, and 2630 E. 3rd DE. 3-6840 or EA. 2-8361 Mr. snd Mrs. Kasperovich and Alfo W ill to Wall Cieeaiiit ia the Homi family will leave for Germany SAVE REGULARLY! shorty thereafter. You een't foresee the future, but you ee* lereitell lineneiel wees! ASevings Account it the American Netionel will de it nicely; eeme te the New Account desk in the mein benking lobby end M r. l\pbcrto OPiN TOUR ACCOUNT RtSHT NOWI ASK ABOUT OUR AUTOMATIC SAVINGS PLANl Presents the New PAID QUARTERLY ON THE 1ST MARY LEE BABCOCK, daughter of Mr. and DAY OF DEC., MARCH, Career Girl Corner Mra. Lee Babcock of Arvada, became the bride of When Monty JUNE. AND SEPT. Just for you who ore busy . . . need on economical woy to keep your hair Edwin Michael L’Argent, son of Mrs. LaVerne L'Argent of Denver, in a ceremony Nov. 30 at the Shrine of S t Anne, Arvada. looking lovely . . . yet wont expert core. The Rev. Bernard M. Kelly officiated at the double-ring service. Matters Beverly Hoskinsott of Arvada and Mary Walsh of Pueblo were Style and H a ir the attendants. Mdie I t . . . Shampoo $225 I—' 51QOO 5j 50 The bride wore a floor-length gown of Chantilly lace, with C u llin g a fitted bodice and low rounded neckline. The full skirt was td Bp fashioned with alternate panels of the lace and pleated nylon MASTEB S'nrLISTS, PRICED 8UOHTLY HIGHER tulle. A beaded tiara held the fingertip veil of sheer illusion and All by skilled operators under the supervision of she carried a bouquet of white mums on a lace background. Miss Hoskinson wore a gown of coral shade and Miss Walsh’s gown! Mr. Roberto himself. was aqua. John L’Argent, brother of the bridegroom, was best man and ’ 3028 E. Second Ave. in the Cherry Creek Bank Bldg. OVER 17.000 Paul Johnson was an attendant. Flower girls were Michelle and! Open: Wednesday and Friday Evenings by Appointment Lori Brackton, nieces of the bridegroom. Nd)>tial music on the ''BRANCHES'' TO SERVE YOU organ was played by Vickie Gallagher and the vocalist was Mrs.' Frank G. Holland. Call: FLorida 5-8981 or FLorida 5-9919 DENV^^ 17Hi A Lawrenea The couple will reside In Hutchinson, Kans., where the bride MEMBER Federal Deposit Insurance Cerperetien ^ groom is stationed with the Navy Air Corps. - lA -S -A A- ...... A A PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4^205 Thursday, Doe. 26, 1957 Annual Silver Bell Ball Set Dec. 30 for Teen Club (M elt Preeioui Blood Poriih, ting will not be available at the Donvor). 9 and 10 o’clock Masses on New The Teen Club will have its Year’s Day. Confessions will be annual Silver Bell Ball on Mon heard on Tuesday at the usual day, Dec. SO. This semiformal hours, 4 to 6:80 and 7:30 to affair is one of the nicest events 9 p.m. of the year for the youhg Mrs. Jean Perry of the Altar girls and boys of the club. The and Rosary Society and her time is from 8 to 12 o’clock committee along with Mrs. Mary and it is for couples only. Ann Fry are thanked for the Tickets may be obtained from decoration of the church. Teresa any Teen Club member. Helwege, the housekeeper, deco Thera will be no cate rated the rectory. chism clesie* fo r tha chil St. Joseph’s Circle has been in dren attending public schools until Saturday, Jan. 4. charge of the altars during the School bus passes for the month of December. Members of month of January will be on the circle are 'Mmea. Thomas, sate Sunday, Dec. 29, at all the Vogentaler, George McDonald, Masses. Donald Allex, William Madden, New Year's Masses James Schmuhl, Edwin Mont Masses on New Year’s Day gomery, and Mrs. Art Ballah. will be at 7. 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 Mrs. Gerald Sheridan and Mrs. o’clock. The novena prayers will Harold Smith also assisted. be recited after the 9 o’clock The following converts have Mass and there will be no been received into the church: Miraculous Medal Novena serv Ronald Maxwell Goodman and ices New Year’s night. Baby sit Donald A. Jewell. Interior Decorating of Offices {Drapes & Carpeting) Wood and Metal Desks PO SodoS^ Perpetuating a time-honored Christmas At St. Mary’s, half of the marchers enter each classroom to waMww# custom of Mexico, pupils of junior and also Elves—or a reasonable facsimile— sing the part of the inhospitable landlords, while others,remain senior Spanish classes at St. Mary’s Academy, Cherry Hills, con- in the corridor, representing the Holy Family. Santo ond Helpers help Santa distribute gifts at the ctnde their annual observance of Ltu Poiadat (The Inns). Seniors Sandra Monroe, Mary Todd, and Judy Seely were School Desks - Folding old-fashioned Christmas, party sponsored by the senior class of Statues representing Our Lady, St. Joseph, and the Infant Jesus elected by their fellow Spanish students to have the honor of S t Mary’s Academy, Cherry Hills, on Friday, Dec. 20. From left, are carried in procession throughout the school while the carrying the statues of the Infant, the Blessed Mother, and St. Chairs and Tables front row, are Mary Todd, Peggy Murphy, Pat Swigert, Carol marchers sing a traditional Mexican conversation-song enacting Joseph. Kornemann, Elaine Balk, and Janey McLaughlin. On stage are the story of the Holy Family's inability to find suitable shelter in L os P o s a d a s is sponsored annually at St. Mary’s by Sister M. Mary Ellen Foster, Lynn Metcalf, and Santa (Richard Mark). Bethlehem. Aloysia, Spanish teacher. d e s k s EMPLOYES HONORED e t Mvex. eeiosaoo SH O W ROOM — 2620 W A LN U T 800 Attend Fete at St. Josephus KE. 4-7147 St. Joseph’s Hospital, Denver,Ithan 800 turkey dinners with tary end kitchen departments, held the annual Christmas party all the dxings. Sister Margaret was in charge. A special Christ- on Dec. 19 and served morelGertrude, in charge of the die- maa pageant w«s presented by the sisters and there were car ols and songs of Ireland, Ger many, Sweden, and Spain done in native tongue and costume. The highlight of the party was recognition of 23 employes who have been on the staff at least 10 years snd as long as 38 years. Sister Mary Aaella, admin istrator, paid tribute to them in the following words: Dear Members of the St. Joseph’s Hospital Family: With a heart full of joy and gratitude, we welcome you to I SUPER DOME' our annual Christmas par^. By this party we are attempting to express to each of you our sin cere appreciation for the love and loyalty that haa character ized your association with St. Josepn’a Hospital during the past year. Ours is a large fam ily. But there is not one mem anne Parker, Jackie LaSasso, Jeanne Nady, Jo ber whose work is unimportant, For Needy Families “ S t Anne Seal, and Pat Koran. I t or who is not .essential to the This experience in Christmas sharing is re welfare of each patient coming needy families are packed by freshmen of St. peated anmially at St. Mary's, where students into St. Joseph's. Mary’s Academy, Cherry Hills. They are, from in each homeroom collect food, clothing, and toys “CITY OF DENVER Some of you may never see a left, Phyllis Restivo, Shannon McKelvy, Rose- for families in need of assistance. patient; in fact, the greater ma jority have no real contact with the sick coming to us for care, At St«. Peter, Panl-s in Wheat Ridge Dec. 29 but. none the less, you are vital to their recovery, and you are participating in one of the great est works of charity—service to PTA TO ENTERTAIN FOUR the sick and suffering. Rarely a day passes but what we hear lovely things about the care the patients receive, or DOMINICAN NUNS, GUESTS little sets of kindnesses shown to their visitors. It is to you Wheat Ridge.— (Sts. Peter each of the sisters following the portation will be provided by these words of appreciation and Paul’s Parish)— The PTA dinner. parents of interested children, should go, and it is you who hospitality committee will Ski Party and arrangements will be made have made the name St. Joseph’s entertain the four Dominican The CTCW has called a spe for rental of iki equipment for Hospital synonomous with good Sisters of Sts. Peter and Paul’s cial meeting at 8 p.m. Monday, each o f the date's mentioned. patient care. Convent and their 11 guests, Dec. 30, in the school to ar Further details may be obtained For your truly Christian char the teaching staff of St. Domi range an overnight ski party at from Mrs. H. D. W eber or Gilea ity in the care of the sick and nic's School, at a turkey dinner W inter Park on Jan. 2 and 3. Petitcierc, chifdrw’s activities in your generous giving of self, Sunday, Dec. 29, in the school. Frank Buckley has arranged chairmen. Mrs. Weber may be reached at HA.^ 4-8663; Hr. and gracioui thoughtfulness of In charge of the affair is lodging ouarters for the more Petitcierc, at BE. 3-6438. others, we are sincerely grate Mrs. Eugene Mapelli, assisted than 50 boys and girls expect ful. I ask God to bless you. May by Mmes. James Kopp, Chester ing to attend. Catholic high school faeill. the Holy Babe of Bethlehem fill Borelli, Jack Anthony, Richard Tha Man's Club will meet your heart, and the hearts of all Ondrusek, Tony Politano, James Tbursday, Jan. 2, at B p.m. tics today mean good CatWie your dear ones, with His choic Maher, and Bruno Glab. A in tha school. citizens tomorrow. Give to the Archbishop's H ig h School est graces during the Holy small gift will be presented to Plans are under way to take Fund! Christmas Season. advantage o f an o ffe r o f ski The high point of our party lessons for the school age chil together is always the special Early Doadline dren of the parish. The les tribute we pay to those members Because o f New Year’s Day sons are to be given for five of our family who over the years falliug on a Wednesday, ear- consecutive Saturdays begin INTERMOUNTAIN have continued loyal, hard-work respondents are asked to have ning Jan. 18, at Arapahoe ing, unselfish members o f the material for the Deneer (.’alb- Basin. ELEVATOR CO. St. Joseph’s Hospital bouse o l i c Aegisler in the offire on .The fee for the complete staff. To them we say a special Monday of next week, a day course of instruction will be Denver — Longmont greeting. earlier than usual. $20, payable by Jan. 8. Trans Hudson •— Yuma Christmas Stockings-650 Pairs! Colo. Atlanta, Nebr. OVERNIGHT Fort Morgan Mills Inc. Fori Mergan and between DEN VER and CH ICAG O Hiltresa, Cole. Manu/aelurers and Distributors This spacious Super Dome has a Board the Domeliner at Denver’s 6 8 -seat capacity and is open to Union Station in mid-aftemoon, Golden Sunshine Flour both Pullman and Coach passen enjoy a wonderful dinner and full Challenger Fortified gers. Seats are not reserved. night’s rest. You arrive in Chicago Feeds ccHnpIetely refreshed. Through the wide windows you have an interesting changing view. ☆ ☆ ☆ Downstairs there’s an intimate SCHEDULES cocktail lounge for congenial EASTBOUND companionship. IV.DENVER(RP.ID... 3:30 PM (USD 6 m ad The “City o f Denver” also fea AR.0MMIA...... 12:30 AM (C3T) tures attractively appointed dining AR. CHICAGO (M ihi.ll).. 8:45 AM (CST) and club-lounge cars . . . modem WESTBOUND toaMdmiioa,... bedrooms, roomettes and berths LV. CHICAGO (MUR. U).. 4:30 PM (CST) FOR MORE .. . Coach seats with reclining AR.0M4HA...... 12:35 AM (CST) backs and stretch-out leg rests. AR. DENVER (H .t.U ). . 8:30AM(HST) THIN HRIF k CENTURY Lakewood. — (St. Berna h u n d r e d fifty pairs were members of St. Anne’s Circle dette's Parish)— The annual hung on the Christmas tret and and the Poor Souls' Circle. For k^omathn, nt*rv^hn$ Christmas party for the parish all were mven to the St. When members of SL Berna school children was given Fri Vincent'a Home for Christmas. dette’s Circle met Dec. 20 they Servtug ALL of Dsuotr from and tkktH— day,-D ec. 20. Elach class gave Santa Claus (Gil Weakland) had luncheon at the Lakewood tbs CENTER of D tw sr ..^ a pronam and the school band Country Club and members ex- UNIO N PACIFIC E. R. A. SIEMERS, pawed candy and nuts to the played several numbers. children. School was dismiwed changed gifts. New officers for General Traffic Agent Mrs. John Musse was in then until Jan. 6. the coming year for the group charge of arrangements, as Installation Jan. 9 are president, Mrs. Carl Yar- OTY TICKr OFFICE sisted by Lois Mobatt and Mary cbo, and treasurer, Mrs. Gil H la rT J n A N M Lehner. Gifts were given to the The Altar and Rosary So Weakland. S3S Seventeenth Street nuns and teachers from the ciety will meet Thursday, Jan. Our Lady of Snows Circle Denver 2, Calerade children. 9, at 12 o’clock. The newly had their annual Christmas I l l i m m r KEutesi 4 -im Instead of the children ex elected officers for the next iwo FARiuM ton in JM ktm Phone KEyttene 4-4T41 party and luncheon at the changing gifts, a a e h child two years will be installed. Am erican L e g i o n Hom o in IM THE C tm tl BF I t liv t t . brought a pair of stockings. Six Luncheon will be served by the Denver. Thurtddy, Dtc. 26, 1957 Office, 938 Bonnofk Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4^205 PAGE NINE NOW SHOWING PARAMOUNT 1 IStk mnd GlsDarm AMUSEMENT— DINING THRU DEC. MTH WHO WHACKY Wednuday thru Monday m "Legend of the Lost" RECREATION .Starnrm: JA b Wb tm - Sm I>U L btm Ttckainou Bad Ttchalcoler ' ------P i r n s ------'THE DALTON GIRLS" New Years Greetings to S t a r r i n g M t n f Aadar* • Pmnx Edwardt LA T E SHOW A llot Our Friends and Patrons Fri., Dec. 27th "EARTH VERSUS FLYING SAUCERS" Serving New Year's Day Dinners. . . Monaco Drive-In OAVIDWAYNE from Noon until 8 p.m. PHYaSKfK E. doth and Monaco Pkwy. PETER LOGRE'JOE NANTELL Wedneaday thru Wedneadey GENE EVAIjS-hMcBBiaiMBiubwcvaMaa Dec. 26th thru Jan. lat "BOMBERS B-52" HOOVER’S RESTAURANT Ka/I M alda • NaUH* W m J 2nd Peatmrf "STOPOVER TOKYO" 8th Ave. at Ash Si. EA. 2-2622 Jaaa Callis* - RsWrt W afatr Fri., Dec. 27th — Late Show OeiHM l "LUCY GALLANT" Open Mew Year's Day 18th at California Sunday thru Wednesday MARGUERITE HOOVER GEORGIA MONAGHAN Dec. 29th thru Jan. lat SPECIAL FEATURE EIvU Pm l«y • Jud/ T|rl«f n u i ; ------PllM ------Sot. Nita, Dee. 28— Dick'Veorhoes & H it Orchestra "Slaughter on 10th Ave." C L E A I M I ^ C ; Richard EfBa - Jan Stcrllnf FREE MOTH PROOFING Tuesday, Dec. Slat Alt Work Caarantood MIDNIGHT SHOW A ll-^ tfltp rc Shown above la the All-State Catholic football Springs. Bock row, left to right, are George Falagrady, Cathe Mammoth New Year's "VERA CRUZ" Vary Reaionabta Pricaa m i iFiuiwio wjuad. Picture was taken at recent Colorado dral; Larry Browning, St Mary's of Colorado Spring; Rudy| State Parochial Athletic Aaaociation meeting held in. Colorado Tretter, Mullea; Monsignor Gregory Smith, S t Frtncie’, Vicar Famous Rug Sprinn. Front row, left to right, are Dick Giarratani, P.C.H.; General of the Denvep Archdiocese; the Rev. Daniel Huber, Eye Celebration Valley Drive-In Tom fieatly, F.C.H.; Joe Chirichigno, Regis; Jim Seigle, P.C.H.; Pueblo, past president of the association; Tim Weiand, S t Fran- dS Furniture DICK VOORHEES AND HIS ORCHESTRA 6320 E. Evan* Jim Carroll, Mullen; Bob Stecklein, St. Mary's of Colorado CIS Ed Manzanares, P.C.H. Wednesday thru Sunday Cleoning Co. FREE HATS, FAVORS aad NOISE MAKERS Dec. 25th thru Dec. 26th TA. 5-6S60 1532 Market Hope for ‘^Healthy* Five SPECIAL FEATURE For Naw Year'* Eva RatarvatioB* Call SP. 7-2991 Elvia Pr«*l«r • Judr Triar 2nd Fratmrr "STOPOVER TOKYO" For Prompt RAINBOW BALLROOM RaWrt Wasntr - Jeaa Collla* 5TH OFF BROADWAY Dec. 27th, Fr!day>Iata Show LAUNDRY & Colorado State Aggies Next "ULYSSES" Sunday thru Wednesday DRY CLEANING DINE - DANCE - MAKE MERRY Dec. 29th thru Jan. lat Sorvico . . . Coll: "BOMBERS B.52" NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY NaUIU Wood . Karl Maldra For Regis Rangers Dec. 28 ------Plus ------Two Fine Bands — Favors TA. 5-6370 Regis CoIIen used two games. "Slaughter on 10th Ave." last week end to help prepare ' $7.50 a C ouple Richard Efaa - Jan SUrllnt C A S C A D E PRESEASON PREP PORTRAIT Dae. 31 — Tueiday Laundry & Dry for what they hope will be a! Includes Breakfast After Midnite Midaifht Show win over Colorado State Uni-1 versity in City Auditorium i SPECIAL FEATURE Cleaners Arena this Saturday, Dec. 28. | Game time is 8:15 p.m. RAIDERS REBUILDING; GREMS The Rangers unleashed a blistering 60.9 shooting per 0 m w m m centage and grabbed 63 re bounds to only 23 for Western TABBED AS 'TEAM TO BEAT' M o n a g h a n State as they routed the Moun TOMN HOUSE RECTAURMIT taineers, 99-68, on Saturday, T h i s may be (A« year in and 6-0 forward-guard Clay state champs, the Gremlins have’ Dec. 21, to complete a two- Denver Parochial League boe- Speas. a strong nucleus around which ond FIRESIDE COCKTAIL LOUNGE game sweep. ketball competition when the A 6-6 sophomore guard, Mike to build. But Coach Wendy, 12100 East Colfax EM. 6-2001 Strohsuer feels that his often Rx OPTICIANS Regis had to come from be “have tioU” rcoffy h a v e t o m e - Pinigan, has shown early prom hind to take a 76-67 decision t h i n g and ( h e ‘‘hares'’ come ise of contending for a starting unpublicized losses because of graduation are going to hurt. GUILD OPTICIANS the previous night. up a little ikort. Thit is th e berth. John Totoriei, a 5-9 sen first of tioo artkUe to give The South Side aquad will be 335 14th STREET Dennis Boone, continuing the ior ^ard, and 6-10 junior for t h e f a n an idea o f what t o e x ward John Sbackley will see ac led by three tall first-string THE LINCOLN ROOM scoring rampage be began last AComa 2-6433 p e c t in league ploy and a baeta year as a freshman, led the tion, All the players have had veterans; George Claypool. a 6-2 for judging just where his fa senior forward; 6-3 senioirguard Hospitality Center DENVER 2, COLORADO Ranger attack with 47 points in some varsity or B team experi v o r i t e c2ub may icind «p . ence. Tom Game!; and 6-1 senior cen JOHN MONAGHAN — HEMBEJt OF ST. JOHN'S PARISH the two games. He hit 12 of 14 Banquet and Meeting Rooms ter Tim Weiand. After that the field goal attempt! and two of B y H a n k R o zieb Martelli lost some strength 12-1200 PERSONS loss of smaller, steady Doormen three free throw tries in the Perennislly powerful Regis is from last year's squad but ex like Norm Silva, Dennie Ste- TA. 5-2151 M rs. Long second game. definitely in for trouble from pects a better season this year the rest of the league this year. if the team ewapes the hard benne, and Jim Pacheco begins 1b that game, ha wa* to tell. backed up by a 21-point con- Coach Guy Gibbs lost ell five luck of injuria and sickness. Shirley-Savoy Hotel starters from last year's squad The Tigers are abort on experi Joe DeMers, a 5-9 junior for eriN T ill « *.M. OlOEK TO tribntten from 6’ 3" forward ence and quantity as concerns ward, and 6-8 junior guard Fred CHIUTMAS EVE f a r t k » Ittf TUE OOT Howard Marihall, who con- through graduation. The loss of Mike Christopher, Craig Hibbi- raervu. Lehnerz, Kostiuk, and Martin likely will be the other nected on 9 of 12 attampt* starters. The reserves will in from tha fiald. son, John Bell, Pat Berger, and Koch provide go^ rebounding and scoring potential, but Mar- clude 6-11) junior guard Bob Pol PLAN TO SPEND NEW YEAR'S EVE W ITH US Friday the Rangers trailed Mike Dunn will cause serious MEXICAN FOOD telH is w o » in g toward develop and 6-11 senior forw ard Mike throughout the game until trouble for the Raiders. ing more point power. He, too, Stuart with some varsity eiperi- Boone pulled them even at 47-47 AI Rossi, the only player with sees tbs Gremlins as the team enee. much varsity experience, is Up from last year’s B team Salt (ifainA. D u m a s nursing an injured leg and hit to be stopped. Coach Harvay Moore re come 6-11 sophomore guard Bob return to play is donbUul. Gibbs Anoancistiea CsrdinsU port* that *#van membar* of O'Connel and 6-10 junior for is planning at present to go hi* Regi* Collaga ba*katball At Annunciation Bob Moore ward George Kerin. A poaaible with 6-3 senior Eddie Bohn at haa moved up from mentor of team becama ill oa a raeant dark horse on the Gremlin ag- thdiawiant and dawnqsL... center and 6-8 Carl Houck and the B team to varsity coach. He road trip. grm tion it $-4 sophomore cen 5-8 Joe Chirichigno, both sen brought five players with him ter Ray Libonati who has tome Jim Butlar, Tarry Shaaby, iors, at guard. from the team that won the B A special band—hats— noise makers . . . Bob Linnenberfer, Bill Boll- junior high school experience. C A F i / Tw o 5-11 juniors, John Stein- league title last year with 13 Strohauer figures that he does all that makes for a pleasant evening. werk, Jeknny Gattn*, How bninner and Vic Artesc, will wins after an initial lou. ) Now Two Locations ard Marikatl, and Harb not have a really solid dob, that probably get the call at forward, Going for Moore will be var the lack of experience after the 2112 Larimer Ke 4-9103 Millard were down witk dy*- depending on 6-0 senior Rossi's sity veterans 6-11 senior for MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW antery. first three or four men will tell 8135 E. Colfax De3-0414{ recovery. Leading the reserves ward Dennis Mges and 5-8 sen in the long run. Barring ia- Moore said ka balived bi* will be 6-2 senior center John ior guard Pete Chavez. Three inries, however, despite the Smith Rd. at Kearney FR. 7-7641 player* contacted their ail Arlzer, 6-8 sophomore guard juniors np from two years on short bench, St. Francia' would ments last waak during a Dave Pitkin, and 6-1 senior cen the B team are likely starters. appear to be the likely nominee trip to Gunnison. ter-forward Gary Powell. They are 6-4 center Bob Heiden- to bring to a halt Regis’ two- Others expected to see action reieh, 6-5 n a rd Joe Chavez, 6-2 year domination (28 straight -KE. 4-7918- forward Ed Martinez. Chavez iwith 12:16 left on the clock. He are a pair of 6-8 junior guards, wins) of Denver Parochial then teamed with J o h n n y John Beals and Dennis Prima- was second-high scorer in the B League baiketball. lague last year. O n Occasions,,. Gatens for seven straight points vera, and three 6-10 junior for JhsL dtoJtjuA, dhom. to put the Rangers out front for wards, Buck Blish and Kerin Louie Zinge, a 6-3 senior cen (XsaatsatBt o f BstSsr asC Fnak T o etl When you have important guests to entertain, and can g o ^ . and Brian McGuire. ter with two ywrs of varsity Call a Nisth Avaaaa at Spaer Bled. not afford disappointment in good fogd and service, bring Regis will have a tpaeial Gibbs, noting ^hat his squad experience, and Bill Henderson, them to the Holland House, and enjoy the thrilling raasen for wanting to win is somewhat short on height and a 6-2 sophomore forward with Z O : \ E l A B COMPLETE ORIENTAL STAFF atmosphere of Colorado's scenic grandeur. ovar the rugged C5U quintet definitely lacking in experience three y a rs of junior high school FINEST CHINESE AND this Setnr^y. The Rams' said he expects the Raiders to play behind him, will see plenty MAIn 3-7171 They will be impressed with the besuty of our various 72-60 win en Dee. 7 ir the show a .600 season. He pointed of action. A 6-10 junior forward, AMERICAN FOODS Dining Rooms. • Tom Lopez, and ^ junior guard CHEAFER RATES only blot en the Rengers’ the finger at S t Frands’ Grem z-WAV Radio clean n ew cars A Bsaatthsl Laatara Li(hUS Dialaf R««a Is Um 4-1 record for the yonng sea lins as the class of ths league Fred Torra also will be called Vatsraas o f FsraltB W tn Haas and predicted stiff competition on. J-Sa 5. Stevart Pssi Na 1 son, and Harvey Moore's Op-a ts tbs Public crew would like to even the by the rest of the league for the Moore, looking forward to a good ya r for hu Cardinals, is II t.a. to Midatobl — Sat tU I a.B. 11 count before heading east en remaining three state tourna laesad TaMdari) a 3-fame read trip to face ment slots. aiming for a state tournament berth. Although fiis charra lost GOLDEN, COLORADO Xevier University (Cincin Holy Family Tigan nati), Wayne State, and to St. Francis’ by only five Marty Uartalli's Hoiv Family points in the St Joseph pre- Dbilas rM oisopm Sally treat 12aeon teSF.M .t f;SO FJiI. to t P.M. South Dakota Univarsity. Tigers should be an improved season tourney a f t e r b ^ g Sunday, Kalld*y* tram 12 naan la • PJ>t. Troubled by i n j u r i e s tb squad this year led by two of ahad with but two minuta to several key men during early last year’s first stringers, 6-3 go, Moore regards the Gremlins Ph. CR. 9-2.591 games, and now bothered by junior center Bernie Lehnerz ■■ the top team in the league. i l i sickness, the Rangers hope to ------C------and 6-6 junior guard Alex Koi- St. Francis’ Gremlins TOM WALKER PIANOS be in top shape, and Moore is tiuk. The other three starting Meanwhile, back on ths spot, R*»r«i*nUli>* of Staball. SoSan, expected to start Boone and assignments will be filled by becanse that is where everyb^y Kahlsr, Caapbsll asS Jssi* Frsask Gatens at guard, 6'5” Terry Plaae* four players; 6-0 senior forward ela is putting them, are the St C C. Csaa CseaseaaU Sheehy at center, and Marshall Ken Koch, 6-3 junioi*center- Francis Gremlina. Second-place Elsetraats O rfts land Bob Linnenberger at the forward Bill Bell, 6-10 junior finishers in the lague race last Fiaa RaeoBditiened Piaaaa I forward spota this Saturday. forward-guard Carl Weaklani, yar and defending Catholic ISaS 9 . BROADWAY SFnics TWSS4 IN PARISH HALL DEC. 28 NOW PLAYING Party for Parishioners at Evergreen at Evergreen. — (C h u r c h o f of the Men’s Club wisha to will be on hand to weleoms and Christ the King)— An invita make this an outatanding social introduce the guests. H n. J. tion is given to all parishioners success. (It is also a ‘‘surprise’’ Griebllng, chairman of the re to attend ■ party to be held at birthday party for Father D. A. freshments, promises most de- the parish nail on Saturday, M cM ahon). licioui refreshments. Hn. G. Dec. 28, at 8:80 p.m. There will A reception lommittee, con Schmidt will do the decorations. be entertainment and refresh sisting of Messrs, and Mmes. K There will be no charge for the ments for all. The Altar and Williams, C. Feehan, J. Rear holiday party. STEAK HOUSE Rosary Society with, the help don, and Dr. and Mrs. C, Noll Childron'i Forty A group of toms 65 cate Young Hungarians Yearn chism clau children enjoyed a 1520 So. Colo. Blvd. Chriitmaa party Saiurday, Dee. 21, sponsored by the women of FOR YOUR LISTENING To Escape to America the Altar and Rotary ^ciety. FLEASURE PARK HILL ro o m rynicpl of the young people water to find an unguarded spot The children enjoyed games, of Hun'inryH u n n who fought the on the bwier, she escaped vn^ singing, and refreshments. Edouard St. Henri Country Club Tha tree-trimming party was Dinner Sarvad from 5 to 9 p.m. fSoviet might for freedom is 16- a group of refugees into Austria AT THE HAMMOND year-old Margit Legeny, who and spent six months in a camp held by the teen-uert at the IS living with her aunt, Mrs. in Vienna. The young Fre^om rectory Dec. 16, in place of AS ALWAYS the regular inztmetion data. 3500 Colorado Bird. Laura Gyoe: avy, a team- Fighter arrived in Denver last Father D. A. McMahon waa TO CELEBRATE NEW YEAR’S we will be closed Mon., stress at Si era’s Orphanage, week. DEUaOUS FOOD Denver. boat to this group. Tuts., and Wed., Dec. 30. 31, and Jan. 1. We trill open ipacjsllzinj in Margit, who had just begun The youths of Hungary, tald Masse* OB New Year's Day again Thursday. the girl, love freedom and their STEAKS i CHICKEN Complete Diniien high school when uie revolu w ill be at 5 aad 10 a .* ., tha tion enipM , became a street great deaira ia to flea their same a t oa SaBdayt. *«ap to detsart $2.25 te $2.95 native land and come to ^e fighter, when the Reds, after Tha collection envelope! for HAH SIZf» COCKTAIIS O Lobster Tails O Prim* Ribs crushing the revolt, would not United States, • Staak • Chicken tha new year are now avail- allow those who fought against “My only hope,” Margit 0 COCKTAILS able in the back of the church. them to go to school, “ the only said, “is that, one dav, my Anyone who doez not have a Call SK. 6-9092 PianEv Prae ParkinB FOR.RESERVATIONS thing left for lu to do was to family will be able to coma to set, ia aaked to pick ona np and rOE USERVA'ndNl try to sneak out of Hungary,” this wonderful country.” Her' leave name and nnmbar on the a orroRMATiON ^losed^Aondoj^vei^ Coll PE 3-5411 she said. mother and father and three abeet provided for this pur- Msmeott rotiUOse Wading through waist-high sisters are atil! in Budapest. . i» » « - PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4*4205 Thuriday, Dec. 26, 1957 ADULT PROGRAMMING ADVOCATED fiiufiuBAjoud. in. fiace. Rock Tunes 'Obscene/ BART DALLA, <8, 8281 Na»Ja Holy Family Church. Interment M t.. AGNES T. JAMES. 10. 1124 Cali Street. He wae the hBabaad of AmaJia OllveL Olinrer Mortuary. fornia StreeL Requiem Matt waa of- Dalla: father of Albert, Louie ChiHet, JOSEPH WISNIEWSKI, 74, 8141 ftred Dec. 28 in 8 l Elixabeth'a Joeephiae, Hatr, end Carmen DtUa, S, Krny StreeL He waa tha father of Church, Howard Mortnary. KDEN Co-Owner Says all of Denver: and Peter Dalla. lt>. Mra. W. H. Waite, PL Lotan: brother BRIDGET MURRAY of Utticton.' aly. Reqnlein Hlek Maet vsa offered of Mm. Johu Karpal and Mra, Walter She wat the wife ed 8tm Homy Gene Aniole, co-owner of news,” Amole says. “And the Dee. 21 in Onr Ladr of Mt. Carmel Napier, SL Louli, Mo.: Mm. Joaapb and mother of, Georte Mumy cd music it the 40 or 50 or 60 Church. 'Interment Mt. O l^et Boul Denver. The Rotary will be rteitird in cock ‘n’ roll-lets EDEN, Den Roianiki, Nick and Ted Wiiniewani, top records in point of sales. evard Mortuarr. V all of Aahley. III.: Marie Banta a t the NIcklet-HIII Chapel, Littleton, ver, explained hit radio sta AGNES M. DOYLE, 88. 1080 Lonn Muakeco, W it.: tnd PtuI WItniewtkl on Thurtday, Dae. 26, at 8 p.m. Re tion’s stand against that form “ Stations foUowing that for Street. She wat the eiiter of Jamea of Cudahy, W it. He It alto torvived quiem. Meat will ha eelebmted in SL mula— and it's the least expen P, Dorle. Grand Juoi^on: Atnea C., Mary’i Church. Littleton, Friday, Dec. of modern music this week by three smndchlldren, and four sive one to follow— say they’re Henry. Huch, and Joaeph Harcut, all areat-amndchildmn. Requiem Hiph 27. at 9 a.m. Interment will be In with the comment: of Denver. Reoulem Hifh Maaa waa Matt wat offered Dee. 28 in St. Pat U ttle to n . “ I think it’s obscene, some of just ’giving the people what celebrated Dee. 20 In the Cathedral rick'! Church. F l Lotan! Olinter MRS. PAUUNE DECHANT it. And it’s monotonous and they wanL But that seems to Interment lit. OllveL Boulevard Mor M ortu a ry. Requiem Maaa it belnt offtred tu a ry. tedious.” me foolish. MODEST DUSSART. 88. 212415 Thomday, Dec. 18. at 9 a-m. in All ORIN C. AUSTIN, 47, 2711 Raleirh Ampnhoe, Ha wat the father of Sainti* Gborcb, Denver, for Mm. Paul He added: “ Rock and roll has “I don’t buy single phono Street. Hr vrae the buaband of ine Dechant, who died Dec. 21 in SL graph records, Do you?” he Edith H. Auetln: father of Norma Georte. Arthur, Mary, and Jacob Dut- a lot of tempo. And that’s not tart: Jotephina Spmtue: Either. Fa- Jotepb't Hotpital after an iUncia of asked an interviewer. “ Moat Jean AuiUn; eon of Mra. Mary Steele: thme monthi. She waa 14. Burial necessarily a bad thing. But brother of Roy and Aliaon Auitln, Jando, and Lucille Lucero, all of Den adults, when they buy records, ver; and ^Ipb Duaaart, San Jote, will be In Ht. Olivet what they’ve done with the Kanaae City, Kane.; and Verna Sim- Calif.: brother of Marie Britnend, Mm. Decbant, who retided at 2811 tein^ in many cases it dis- albums. It’sIt’iselect teen-agers moot of Kaneaa City, Mo. Requiem LonitvQle; Julia* Gmyaou, Shutter. 8. Haiti Court, wat bom March 4, ^ s t in g .” generally, and teen-age girls Kith MaM wat offered Dec. 28 in St. 1818, in Eantat nnd waa married to Doaiinlc'i Church. Olinier Mortuary. Okie.: Edith Georte, Oakland, Calif.: for the most part, who buy tnd Arthur Dntiart, Denver. He it John Deehant In Hayt, Kana., in ENRICO CHIRCIO, «4. 8028 Wyan alto tnrvived by tmndchlldren. 1911. The family moved to Denver in Rock 'n ' Roll siitgle records. dot StreeL Requiem Hich Man wat 10 Requiem H itb Mete wat offered Dee. 1940. celebrated Dee. 28 In SL Patflck'e She it aurvived by her hutband. Many rock ‘n’ roll songs, 20 in Holy Ghoit Church. Capitol Radio Station Church. Olinter Mortuary. John Decbant; three dauihlem. Mm. Amole says, “seem to put a M ortu a ry. DOLORES R. COSTER. 80. 1120 Ettber Toll, Boulder: Mrt. Normalluc Or Jaks Box SANTIAGO MONTOYA. 87. for premium on the black leather Scranton Street, formerly of Chey Campbell, Greeley: and Mrt. Marilyn “ So that means all these tte- enne. W yo. Requiem Hiyfa Mata wat merly of Denver, He wae the father Wataon. Dtover: five tont. Fiomn- jackeL the gin mill, the fact offered Dee. 21 in Cure d'Ari Church. of Luciano. Julian, Lave, BenJIman, tint and Vlrpil of Denver: Cyril, Pott- their folks misunderstand them tions are being programmed by Interment ML Olivet. Olinter Mor- Jtmet, and Arthur Montoya, Mra. land. Ore.: W ilfred. Yueca, Aria.; and — you kn6w, that kind of crud.” teen-age girls. We &ink there’s tunry. Andmw Abcyta, Mrt. Joba Cordova, Pmnk, Lakewood: four brothem, John MARY ELLEN MILUKEN, 81. Mm. John Bniley, all of Denver: and Lelker of Hunjor, Kant.: Fmnk Lei- EDEN, which labels itself mere to operating a radio sta 4485 Zenobia StreeL She w it the elt- Mrt. Felix Arroyo, Thornton. He it ker, Kantaa City, H o.: Celeitlob Lei- “ the radio station that took the tion than running a juke box.” ler of Mre. Mattie Barry and John nito aurvived by 17 trtndchildren. ker, Wallace, Kant.: tnd Alex Leikar juke box out of the broadcast Though noting with pride Requiem Hlth M ttt wat celebmtcd Caltnhan. both of Denver: and Kau of Lat Vesat, N, Mex.: and three ait- ing industry," bans rock ‘n’ roll that 30 East High School stu Eckitrom of Chieaqo, III. Requiem Dm , 2! in Sacred Heart Cbareh. In tern. Hm. Roee Hiller. Hunjor; Mm, Hifh Matt wat offered Dee. 24 in terment Mt. OllvtL Capitol Mortuary. Phlllipe Miller, Freino, Calif.; and completely. Its daily musical dents have formed a Teen for z : Mri. Irene Side. She it alto tur. format includes other popular Gene Club, Amole makes it vivid by 21 cmndchlldren. Interment songs, some “ progressive” jazs, clear that EDEN is aimed at an Ml OllveL Howtrd Mortuary. standard “swing” tunes, and adult audience. HENRY J. MUELLER to take a train ride, My these sters journeyed to Littlefon on an exciting ride Wishing You a Very Henry J. Mueller. 78. 4880 W. ElU- It's Fun little kindergarten kiddiu of St. in a Vistadome car. ' ^ classical compositions. wortb. He wat the fttber of Rote Philomena's School, Denver. Under a specially Other educational tours planned for the The programming. Amole ad Whilton, Denvtr; Aloytiut Mueller. mits, is not the kind considered San Fmnelteo, Calif.; Anna Cleiman, supervised program of Sister Margaret Ann, class are trips through a dairy and a cookte Happy New Year Gorham, III; Apoei Carlpnan, Eilei kindergarten teacher, this group of 40 young making plant. as the besis of “successful” Park; Alphonae Mueller, SL Loula. broadcasting. Harry W . Swigetl, Jr. Donald E. GoolJy M o.; Joaepb Mueller, Barrinaton, HU: “There’s a formula, a very Hubert Mueller, Tucion, Aria.; Ber AT ST. PHILOMENA’S MASS Dave 0. Evans Alta Eskridge nard Mueller. Portland, Ore.; Emil rigid formula, for ‘successful’ ^uelltr, Watertown, H alt.; Fndricli broadcasting today: Music and H e le n H a ll Marv McGowan ueller, Omnee Park, Fla.: and Mnry Loultt GodL Santa Ana. Calif.; Spirit of Feast Is Sermon Topic ■8 brother of Johanneae Weaterbuach. in Germany. He la alao aurvived by INCOME TAX BROS. 80 emndcfaildren, and 88 nreat-arand. (5t. PhUomana'i the school had a special treat St. Francis de Sales’, 23-8; and HEAR 1550 Cali/ornia O p tO fttC tfiftS 4 -7 6 5 1 ch ild ren . The Roaary will be recited Thnrt- Pariah, Daaver) at their Christmas party by Presentation, 23-0. dty, Dec. 28, at 7 40 p.m. in the Christmas Midnight Solemn viewing an inspiring movie One hundred five perioni RETURNS BeHer fition Good Serpict Boulevard Mortuary Chapel. N. Speer Mass was celebrated by the about an Arctic dog, entitled received polio immunixatien and Fedeml. Matt and interment are ASK and LEARN for Every Age \^\3r R ifh l Prieet Rt. Rev. Monaignor W illiam M. K a z a n by James Oliver Cur- at the adult polio clinic Dee. In earn of Mann Funeral Home, Nath- 12 Yean Experience vllle. III Boulevard Mortuary.. Higgins, pastor. The deacon was wood. 16. Dr. LaMeta Dahl admin- M R S . o u v E M cDo n a l d the Rev. Leonard Urban and ■atered the (beta and wat Mothers passed out a treat KOA C. L. Rich • 630 Gaylord GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED Requiem Hifh Hate waa tune for subdeacon, Raymond Jones of aaaiated by M rt. W illiam Mrt. Olive McDonald Dec. 28 in SL to each pupil from the kinder Philomeua’a Church, Denver. Inter SL Thomas’ Seminary. garten through the eighth grade. Hueaon and Mrt. Harold 1 10:2d Every S u n d a y E ven in g- EA. 2-4920 ment waa in FL Lonn. The altar was beautifully dec Then all th^e boys and girls Mead, nurteti Mra. Robert Mrt. McDonald. 88, of till G ar orated with Christmas trees. yelled with glee as they were Bell, PTA preaident; and : Quettiona on raligi.in tub-i GOOD CLOTHES NEED field Street died Dec. 18 in a local h o ip lta l The stations of the cross were given one extra day of vacation. M rt. Eugene W illiam t of the I mitted by the radio audieneo' NOT BE EXPENSIVE She waa bom In Eldon. It., and adorned with green wreaths School will reconvene on Mon health committee. 4 answered on the arckdioea-* moved to Denver in July, 1981. She dotted with red holly berries. day, Jan. 6. INCOME TAX waa married to Floyd H. McDonald The sermon dealt with the Spirit Cub Scout Party f a n breadcaat. THE of Denver in Raton, N, Mex., May 8, A UoHftf 1962. of Christmas. PracHcG for Month The Cub Scouts o f Pack 124 iBooMel on Cetholie Church^ She it aarvlved by her hutband: Other SL Thomas’ seminar- R e c o r d The Cardinal boy and pri had their Christmas party on •vaifoble fre e o f coi( HELP ENGLISH a titter, H n. Bertha R. ZuchelU of ians in attendance were Rich Denver; two brothem, Jeaale S. basketball teams have been Friday, Dec. 19, in St. Philo to ell inqairert. ard Hanifen as master of cere Over 20 Yeeri Experience SImmt, Golden, nnd Lawnnee E. practicing for the past month mena’s School. All dens put on TAILORS Slmrat, Bakertfield, Calif.: two niecci, monies, Jeremiah Cusack as W R ITE TO Reatonable Fee$ and are eagerly awaiting the skits with a Christmas theme. Lucille Dmke and Lillian HcAJlIater, thurifer, and Richard Connors j Afk and Lears, Sutios KOA^ JACQUES BROS. both of Golden: and three nephewt, start of the season in January. Gifts were exchanged and each and Marvin Reed as acolytes. CALL HOWEY 901 FIFTEENTH STREET Charlet K. Beckett of Denver, Ronald The midget boys were entered boy presented his parents with Dasver 2, Colorado Sirami. Golden, and Richard SImmt. The parish choir sang carols be in a pre-season tournament at a gift he had made. The Cubs AL. 5-0111 Combino Quality and Style 12700 W. 44 Ava. HA 4-70B4 Wooditock. Ill Howard Mortuary. fore the Hass. Blesa^ Sacrament School last also earned enough money to at Prices You Can Afford Opeit Daily Movie About Dog week. They recei^ the first- get a turkey for the sisters of Requiem Offered Owing to the efforts of Fa place trophy after posting vic the school. The party was sIm ther Urban, spiritual director tories against Blessed Sacra filled with .songs and refresn- Authorisad D ealeri for tho of SL Philomena’s School, and ment team, 26-lS; SL Dom ments were served. CLARK-ross WORLD’S LARGEST In Loveland for mothers of the PTA, pupils of inic’s, 21-9; Cure d’Ars, 21-20; The following awards were Preducara of made; Pat Hyde, bear badge and{ JOE ONOFRIO gold and silver arrows; Joel F ork 'L iit Honi* of Lettnr, Air Force Officer McNamara, bear badge; Phil' Belay Rota Piaaoti Burial Given Secretary McLellan, silver arrow on wolf] T rucks Hardman Duo Play Requiem Mass was offered badge; Chris Freeman, wolf and er Pianoi Dec. <24 in St. John the Evan- badge; Jeff McDermott, two Dtnvrr'f ONLY lae- elist’s Church in Loveland for Of Former U.S. Senator silver arrows on wolf; Billy lory authorlxtd di«- apt. John Foley Calkum, who tributer el (tnulna A Requiem Mass for Agnes She worked for tha Hawaii Eitto, gold arrow on wolf. Bob Ctarli L ift Track was killed in a private plane M. Doyle, 55, of 1080 Logan Sugar Co. in Honolulu, Hawaii, cat pins were awarded to Kerry F a ria . crash near Montgomery, Ala., Street, private secreUry to for three years and returned to Kenny. Tom Harpole, John Tor- Dec. 19. He was 29. Lawrence C. Phipps, Denver Denver where she became pri now, John Dinan, Bob Lutgen, FRANCIS & Calkum was a member of the financier, was sung in the vate secretary'to Mr. Phipps in Tim Sullivan, John Gabel, and SIMS, INC. Air Force since 1956, being Cathedral, Denver, Tuesday, 1932, shortly after Mr. Mipps Ronnie Menardf wolf badge to 2750 W . 17 Ave. HOME OF THE raduated from Loveland High Dec. 24. Interment was in Mt, himself returned to D e n v e r David Haltet; bear' badge to LOWREY ORGAN School in 1946 and from the Olivet, from Washington, where he Ronald Allen; two-year pin to University of Colorado in 1954. 1332 Broadway CH 4-455$ Miss Doyle died in St. An spent 12 years as a United Bill Lutgen, and a three-year He served his medical intern thony’s Hospital Saturday, Dec. States Senator. pin to Mark Leyden. Salaa — Servico Rentalf — A L . 5-1761 ship at St. Joseph’s Hospital in 21, one day before her 56th Denver. Mias Doyle was a member of Tha CFM groupi of tho birthday. She had been ill five ONE PICKUP FOR DIRECT SERVICE Calkum was stationed at the Cathedral Parish for 25 pariah will receiva Cemmuo- weeks previous to her death. Craig Air Force Base in Ala years. SOB corporately io the 6:15 Miss Doyle was born in bama. He had planned to fly to She is Bilrvived by a brother, o’clock Mala Sunday, Dee. Kiowa, Dec. 22, 1901, and TO BOTH COASTS Alamogordo, N. Mex., pick up James P. Doyle, Grand Junc 29. came to Denver as a small girl his parents— Mr. and 'Mrs. tion; a step sister, Agnes C. Prayers are requested for the with her family. She attended Frank Calkum— and take them Marcus, Denver; and three step seriously ill of the parish: Denver public schools, was a to San Francisco for a Christ brothers, Henry Marcus, Hugh George Schwalb, son-in-law of graduate o f North Denver High, astiE etani SMon « iih coeFisisci mas visit with his sister,. Mrs. Marcus, and Joseph Marcus, all Edward Bulger; and for the de 9/KCrOI/Ui/£Jt\ and attended the Barnes Busi Theresa Reynolds. of Denver. Arrangements by ceased: Mrs. Olive McDonald Zeobea • IliiUn 1 2111 ness School. Boulevard Mortuary. and August Scbwalb. A guard of honor from dad . eiilti MS58 ■ (Eiim ) (ill Lowry Air Force Base in Den ver was present for the mili Denver-Chicago Trucking Co., Inc. tary burial in Loveland. Party for Holy Ghost Youth Center 4 5 ih & Jarksoti Denver DU. 8-4567. Requiem Offered Our famous brand 9 9 For Nun's Mother “Why Pay More Requiem High Mass was cele WOMEN'S SHOES iTraVtai.rkI brated Dec. 23 in Annunciation Church, Denver, for Mrs. Mary K. McCormack who died Dec. Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores 20 in SL Joseph’s Hospital after • Andrew Geller* • Red Cross a long illness. Burial was in ML C olorado O ienad Storee OllveL • Florsheim* * Accent 16th & Glonarm Mrs. McCormack, 66, was a • P e n a ljo native of DenveY and attended • Delmanette Ea|U w ood 800 Saata Fa Dr. Annunciation School. She was • S b ic c a 30 Soatb Broadway 15th and California ylso baptized, confirmed, mar 3633 W. Celfas I7tb and Tromeat ried, and received her First • Rhythm Step • C o b b le s Communion in Annunciation Curtie & ISih St. Church. She married John Mc Cormack in 1916 and he pre Thousonds of pairs of women's shoes . . . token MAin 3-5314 ceded her in death in Novem ber, 1938. He waa employed from our regulor stocks! Cosuol and dressy styles with the Continenthi Oil Co. . . . in coif, suede, potent ieother, kid, fabrics, Mra. McCormack was a mem F. J. KIRCHHOF ber of the Tabernacle Society, reptiles, pigskin end textured leothers. Block, SL Vincent’s Aid, and the brown, blue, red, beige . . . not oil sizes and colors Mariana Mothers' Guild. Surviving are two daughters, in eoch style but o wide selection in our 3 stores. Construction Co. Sister Catherine Ann, of the Sisters of Charity of Leaven worth, Kans., Rock Springs, W yo.; and Mrs. Phyllis M. BUILDERS Buttram, Glendale, Ariz.; two Orig. 9.95 to 10.95 Accents and Penaljoa 7.90 brothers, John T. and James J. Orig. 11.95 to 14.95 Rhythm Step, Red We Appreciate Your Patronage McDermott; two sisters, M>ss Elizabeth McCormack and Miss Cross, Accent, Penaljo and Cobbles.... 9.90 Rose Ann McCormack, ail of 700 Lawrence St. Denver. Colo. Denver. Boulevard Mortuary. Orig. 18.95 to 19.95 Florsheim,* Delmanette and Andrew Geiiers* The Colorado Alumnae o f the 14.90 Sacred Heart held their annual Christmas party for the children of the Holy Ghost Youth Center Orig. 22.95 to 24.95 Andrew Gellers* 17.90 on Wednesday, Dec. 18, in the * Not at Lakeside Youth Center at 2161 Tremont Street, Denver. Downtown, tecond floor T he beautiful new Santa Claus appeared on Cherry Creek, main floor Laketide, mall level schedule and greeted approxi mately 21)0 children, giving each Chapel of the Chimes child a gifL Santa had trucks and cowboy ties for the boys and Children's Shoes lockets and card games for the at 1331 Sherman St. girls, airplanes for boys, and doliie diapers for girls, and ball Little Girls’ Shoes in patent, suede and —just a step from the State Capitol pens for girls and boys. white strap styles. W ere 4.98 to 6.98 .... Members of the alumnae of 3.90 the Sacred H eart eerved the Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes in patent straps All Cortiofic servicef children ice cream, cookies, and candy and complimented the .. . pumps . . . ties. W ere 7.50 to 8.50 5.90 under the luperviiioo of ovr Miaaionary Sisters of Our Lady Cotholie staff members. of Victory on the splendid work Boys and Girls’ Shoes . .. including patent straps they are doing with these cbil- . .. boy’s’ oxfords ... cowboy boots. A A dren. The youth go to public Were 8.98 to 9.50 ...... O a i l U schools and after school attend the Youth Center for instruc ample parking adjacent to Chapel located neai; major bus lines tion in religion and other sub jects. Downtown, third floor Mri. Guillermo Aragon and Mrs. Peter Anderson were in , Cherry Creek, main and second fJodra charge of arrangements for the alsothe beautiful Chapel of the Angels at 7177 West Colfax Avenue Christmas party with Mrt. Lakeside, mall and upper levela Eugene Reidy as chief assiitanL J m m m m m 1 Thurtdoy, Die. 26, 1957 Office, 938 Bannock Sheet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyifone 44205 PAGE ELEVEN THE POPES AND THE CALENDAR UT TRU^ The Church, Custodian of Time .M l-I MU fir CitlMltes By M. I. MURRAY Cowrlsbt. M.C.W.a Swviee B]t R kv. R obert E. K ekeisbn tablishment of the sacred utes too much and the error REGISTORIRLS seasons and the calendar in perdured— and piled up into AS THE NEW YEAR general. days— until the time of Pope dt«(ni, one ]ook at history The Julian Calendar, set Gregory XIII. CATHOLIC COMMENT ON CURRENT EVENTS shows tiiat the Holy Catholic up by Caesar in the year GREGORY TOOK IT Church has ever been the cus 108 from the founding of upon himself to adjust the todian of time. Just as the Rome (45 'B.C.) divided the calendar for accuracy. With ears are numbered from the year into 12 months as at a stroke of decision that Jirth of Christ, her Pounder, present, with an extra day would seem haughty were not so the world, for the most for February every four its necessity apparent, Pope DISCONTEIVT FOR FOOD OR ILL part, has taken its temporal years. But the Roman reck Gregory aappressed 10 days cue from the Holy See's es oning gave the year 11 min- with one decree in 1582. It was established that, starting in 1700 A.D., the leap year The December of 1957 PAGAX PRACTICE should be ignored at the be ginning of every century, ex By Pa u l H. H a l l e t t Gallois, Russia might have to destroy 4,000 cept once in every 400 years. American, British, and other N A T O air bases Opposition ,to the change DECEMBERS BEFORE THIS have been was so vehement in England 656Y£ARS simultaneously to have even a reasonable cer New Year's Revels months of gloom in U. S. history. Until the that this “ Roman innovation" UTIQATION' tainty of escaping retaliatory blows. was not fully accepted until C A S E / Battle of Tiencon, Dec. 26, Washington’s cam AT THE SAME TIME, Marshall o f the 1752. wear paign of 1776 was a dismal failure. In Decem PATRONS lnt393'lKe^oror It is said angered Britons ber o f the next year, 20,(XX) o f his army lay Royal Air Force Sir Jdm Slessor, former Chief Nothing New MceitVAL GrPM iM : Dut4tam (fh q la iu i) even then could be seen of the British Air Staff, expressed the belief MD7CHANTS O 'M M y claimed h admiiutUr sick and cold and hungry at Valley Forge. The running dqwn the cobbled that no one but a lunatic would risk total war T h e EARLY CHRISTIANS, appalled at the Satur- streets shouting: “ Give us IMNS in TME RHINCLANB V ‘ the spirilualitus op Battle of Frederidcsburg, Dec. 13, 1862, A N O E U l O K in a satellice-missile-thetmmuclear age, and he nalian orgies with which the pagan Romans cele back our IS days.” DurKam Diocese wherein the Federals lost 13,000 men, chiUed Iq e n e r a l l v M r said that he did not believe that the present brated the inauguration of the new year, soon turned THE WESTERN CHURCH during a Vaeaneg in the North as no other battle of the Civil War, s o R M THEM. or potential leaders of Soviet Russia were New Year’s Day into a holy day, a feast day with over adopted the new calendar as ike See 4r tke dispute save Bull Run, had done. soon as it left the Papal seal. lunatics, however unpleasant they are. tones of prayer and penance. The pagan revels and CAlHmicd urdilt9$9 Probably, however, no end of a year has Eastern Catholics were slower seen so widespread a feeling o f unease as this. Despite the blunders at home and the re the Christian observance, it seems, have both come to give in, but most gradually wlien the IV olesl:^ down to us today. accepted the change. This Archbishep of Gintinbu^ The month of Pearl Harbor was a month of peated setbacks abroad, there is no ause for St. Augustine, in the early fifth century, deliv shying away at innovation appointed the Dean— shock, but the mood of the people was confi anything approaching despair. W e are not so reminds the writer of a fine ered a New Year’s sermon that could be repeated by wkase predemsors dent, even enthusiastic. Today, we do not have far behind in scientific education and achieve old Irish gentleman who usurped the fViore his successors today: “In order that you may follow doggedly refused, year after the old assurance that, though we may lose a ment that we cannot make up our deficiencies your Redeemer who ransomed you with His blood, be year, to set bis watch back claim, after *THC battle, we never lose a war. The possibilities in time. How the economic situation will re careful not to let yourselves be merged in the crowd one hour for the Daylight REfDRMATtON*— of our becoming a second-rate power for the solve itself is not clear. Some say that the de Saving Tim e period in nis of the Gentiles by copying their principles or their AS juanluau first time seem real. pression of 1 9 2 9 was never really overcome— town. Such a policy might J MtMiCM MuSeUMfieUMftta H A TKrASWy Of practices. They give Christmas boxes, do you give its consequences were simply evaded tempo bring a man an nour early to c/i/as M O Cfua Fieunss: ms c v t n S .000 m x v f a m h y n a u A t r , A WASHINGTON PAPER printed a 1 SHiPHSAOS. MAG! sre M O 10.000 ANIMAL HGUftSS ■ alms. They are all captivated by the carols of debauch his own funeral. rumor that the National Security Council, in rarily by government spending, which is now, It is significant that al ery, see that you are entranced by the music of the the Gaither Report, had given-an alarming on federal level, 18 times what it was in most the entire globe today, Scriptures. They run to the theaters, do you hasten to 1 9 2 9 . But there must be some way o f attain Christian and non-Christian, GOD DOCS SPEAK account of the nation’s w ^ness in the face the churches. They yield themselves up only to intem- lays its plans and sets its of Russia. Mounting unemployment was ag ing stability, even if it involves radical dianges perancej it is your part to fast and be abstemious. If observances greatly by the gravated by layoffs that reached twice the in our way of living, which after all is not • you caipiot fast today, at least dine soberly. If you cycle o f Christian feasts. Per saaosana. shall do this, you have sung to some purpose the haps thb tendency is sub Sound in Silence figure of last December. The people were in a mood of dissatisfaaion, despite what stifl AMERICA'S SINS are many. It seems words, ‘Save us, 0 Lord Our God, and gather us apart conscious in some persona, who might openly protest B y R ev. David P . W elch that he must make a long would have been considered prMperity in to me contrary to the sweet ordering of Provi from the Gentiles’.” journey and, at its end, he were it brought to their at “THERE WAS A HUSH -Other years. dence, however, that she should be allowed to tention. But the situation will see the Lord. h e m e n t io n o f Christmas boxes refers to gifts of silence all around, and The sputniks and IBMs have shattered the go down in defeat, espkially since this would holds true, just the same. night had but finished half ELIAS RESPONDS IM- exchanged at that time by pagans in the name of IN 19SI the House of MEDIATELY to the com old complacency, but there is no reason for involve the ruin of the whole world, some the goddess Strenia, regarded as presiding over New her swift journey, when from T Lords in England was en Thy heavenly throne, Lord, mand and travels forty days dismay as regards the international situation. thing chat has never happened before. We gaged in a debate over the Year’s Day. Augustine would not seem to condemn down leaped Thy word omni and nights to obtain from Military authorities of the highest repute say triumphed in the Revolution when there was feasibility of establishing a potent.” God Himself the strength to Christmas gifts, for this too is a custom that has been that it is a far from feasible thing, from the so much public immoraJity and indifference “ baptized,” but he might well condemn its exaggerated fixed date for Easter, which These words from the Book carry on his work. has always been computed by of Wisdom, appropriated by Mendelssohn now brings Soviet’s point o f view, for Russia to start a that it seemed impossible that we should win, usage today. the lunar year. The proposal the Church for the Introit of into play the full resources missile war with jh c U. S. Brig. Gen. Pierre even with the aid of France. The ills of the was abandoned ^ ter a Catho The date for Christmas itself, the celebr^itian the Mass on the Sunday after of the orchestra and chorus Gallois, of the French Air Force, who until preseot seem usually worse than those of the lic member outlined the point Christmas, suggest in poetic to describe the Prophet's of the Birth of Christ, would seem to be have been recently was the top French officer in the past because we are closer to them. But we of view expressed on the sub expression a stern lesson for search for God. placed on December 25 because this was the day the ject by the Holy See in both those who have just come Woodwinds and strings sig West's atomic-warfare-piaiming staff, expressed shall win through the present dangers as we pagan Romans celebrated the Natalis Invicti, the 1924 and 1928. from the celebration of the nal the coming of a mighty the view that missiles decrease the danger of have those of the past. A strong America is in birthday of the unconquered sun, which at that time The Vatican had declared, Nativity of Christ: It is in wind, a wind “overthrowing with the wisdom of the years: general nuclear war. In the missile age, said the designs of Providence. begins its slow yearly climb back up the heavens. For silence of soul that the voice the mountains and breaking “ Th6 Hol^ See does not see of God is heard. the rocks into pieces." But the pagan custom of giving gifts to one another, St. any sufficient reason to mod MENDELSSOHN, the Ger “the Lord was not in the GRACE AND THE FIVE SENSES Augustine suggests the giving of alms to the poor, ify what has been the con man composer, in bis ora wind.” Then the brasses, the stant usage of the Church in certainly the best of all Christmas gifts. torio E l i j a k tried to express tympaai, and cymbals herald determining ecclesiastical musically that truth. Telling the coming of an earthquake. h u s t h e w is h t o rescue the weaker members feast— and a custom trans- - the story of the Hebrew But “the Lord was not in the floral Development of Children of the Christian community from contamination mitted by venerable tradition earthquake.’" Finally the so prophet EHias, Mendelssohn B y R ev. Dan iel J. F laherty HOW DO CHILDREN de In the end, many children by the pagan New Year festivals seems to have playedand sanctioned from ancient pranos and altos of the T gives to the soloist who repre H O W DO CHILDREN velop the proper well-rounded will enter the world of the times by councils.” sents Elias a moving aria ex chorus join the full orchestra a part in instituting a Christian feast on that day. But THE POPE STATED that grow up morally? What moral character? In the end moral elite, where they adopt pressive o f the PropKet-’s in sounding the arrival of a it was a feast unique in that it carried a note of pen he would not be willing to ex shapes their altitudes and result, it is developed, to 'a the correct Catholic ideas of fire. But “the Lord was not agony at Jezabel’s determina their character? large extent, through those conduct which they will de- ance for the pagan debaucheries being committed. amine the question without in the fire.” The Second Council of Tours in 567 prescribed receiving the preliminary de tion to slay him for his vic In these days of the boom they love and respect, above .fend against the whole world. cision o f a General Council. tory over the priests of Baal. THEN THE HANDS of ing; birth rate and increased all from their parents, and But if they pass this door, prayers and a Mass of expiation for New Year’s Day, In 1956 the United Na “ It is enough, 0 Lord, now the conductor signal silence juvenile delinquency, ques later from their hwoes— they will have reached it in and indicates that this was a custom long in use. The tions discussed a proposal to take away my life,” he cries upon orchestra and chorus. tions such as those above are their real Ufo heroes in thq. beginning by the road of same Council notes that every day from Christmas to divide the calendar year into until the constant effort ex A lifted finger, one tiny of paramount importance. school, Oo '-Ok radio or TV, the example -of others. Ex four equal quarters, leaving hausts him and be sleeps. flute, one piping soprano It is known that children but perhaps best of all from ample and grace are the key the Feast of the Epiphany was observed as a feast But, even as Christ was day except that triduum (apparently Jan. 1-3) “ dur Die 36tti day open as a free voice tell how God is found: follow a very definite pat good example. stones. “blank" day. comforted by angels, so “ And in a still voice, onward tern in their mental develop ing which our Fathers, to stamp out the custom of the Elias receives two angelic This time it was the U.S came the Lord.” Elias had ment; and the thin^ that aid A MURDER STORY pagans, imposed a private celebration of litanies on State Department, deluged by visitors. One gives him to eat heard the voice of God, but or abate that, development and the other informs him the first of January.” Litanies, as is still the custom, protests to any change in only after the noise and are the responses that they are always associated with days of penance. the Gregorian Calendar, that clamor of earthquake, wind, receive through the five stymied the innovation. A and fire had passed by. senses and the workings of The Flapping Gloves here w o u l d seem t o be today a need to remind note to Dag Hammarskjold, Words The strident festivities of grace or its lack in the soul. UN Secretary General, helped Christmas are now ov^r. The Both of these factors play a Christians that they are to keep themselves free new. He and I together put from the contamination of the pagan orgies too oftenshelve the issue. singing of carols, the throb major role. By B ill K ilken ny T AND SO TIME goes on— To Live By bing of organ hymns, the IN T H E FIRST IN Let me ttU you on unutuol them over his hands; he kept connected with the beginning of the new year. If they the way the Church has said shouts of greeting, the excla STANCE, what a child sees, sort of story, short and un~ his fists clenched so that the cannot keep the day as one of fast—even St. Augus it should— and the Church Of what use is it for you mations of pleased children hears, or feels, etc., has a finished, as a friend ones told finger part of each glove was tine seems to admit this would be too much to ask of ^ es on, the way Christ said to quarrel over the high mat and relatives, the ring of the direct effect on his or her i t t o m e . empty. human nature with revelry going on all around—they it would. Just as Christi ters of the Trinity if you are postman, the din of bells, and mind, first on the emotional IT WAS a depressingly “You ought to get moving,” anity is the measure of time, not humble, thus incurring the the clamor of party-goers are cold day. 1 was coming out of I said. “It’s 10 below zero. can “at least dirle soberly.” life, and second on the moral so the Church is the measure displeasurd of the Trinity?— over and done. Now the God character. the office building where I You'll freeze to death here. —Rev. John B. Ebel of Christianity. Imitation of Christ. of Christmas can apeak in Ideas, then, are developed worked, and for some reason Isn’t there any place ynu can V silence. from ^ch modern means of or other 1 stiopped a few mo go ON EDUCATION IN U.S. TODAY SILENCE IS NOT ac sound and sight as the radio ments in the vestibule. Out I tried to help him to his quired easily in these days, and the television. Even side, crossing the street, was feet, but. he couldn’t or he its attainment is made almost though these means are a human derelict—a bum, a wouldn’t get up. , impossible by American love sometimes belittled by par wino, a down-and-outer; call "I COMMUTE© murder,” Shall We Forfeit Our Soul to Save Our Skin? him what you will ha said. “They can still arrest of talk, by radio, by television. ents and superiors as to the Whatever he was, he was a me.” By Ke n P eters WHAT ARE THE not on success in one small structive as the Russian But Solomon in the Book of actual part they play in a Wisdom and Mendelssohn in man, alone, poor, and cold. He "All right,” I said, “n i see EDUCATION IN THE FACTS? First of all, many field. The Russians’ success brand. Practical atheism is child’s development, they E l i j a h both- knew it to be should not be slighted. seemed to have come out of if lean get you into the jail" U.S. is “getting it” from seem convinced that it is the in launching the first sateU simply the living of life .as absolutely necessary if the IT MIGHT BE SAID that the police station, which was I went back into the office every side today. The zeal of Russian system of education lite is probably the result of if there were no God. that has put them ahead of their work begun immedi voice of God is to be heard. children grow up in two directly across from the build building and called the police this outbreak of criticism WHAT 1 AM TRYING to The silence which will give stages. First they gradually ing in which I worked. He station. The sergeant at the ought to be tempered by good us technically and scientific ately after World War II to produce explosive • carrying say is this: Why should we to the Christmas season both acquire emotional attitudes shuffled into the alley that desk was a choleric sort, sense or we, as a nation, may ally. We do not know this to pay blind homage to an edu the meaning and stimulus it to w tract moral qualities— ran alongside ouj building, whom we shall call Frank forfeit our soul to save our be true. We do know that rockets for war. cation system that may be as should have is to be found and he e u e d hiraJhlf to the Bleck. Because of my work, they had access to German WE KNOW THEIR IN to kindness and to cruelty, skin. sterile as the philosophy of before the crib of the parish ground. There he sat, with a I knew him pretty well. It is true we do need scien scientists, and, in particular, TENTION has been clear to truth and to falsehood, Communism itself? It is my church until the Feast of the brick wall at his back and a "F ran k ," I said, “ therei's a tists and mathematicians. in'the launching of flie Sput since that time— to conquer ^hey admire these qualitiM opinion that the U.S. need Epiphany on Jan. 6. There public utility pole at his bum in the alley over here Our physical sunnval, in niks, they used the principles the world. Their lack of con or they loathe them, or, in only follow the lead of the will be no organ melodies, no shoulder, his knees bent, his who is ju st about frozen. Can fact, could depend on our of ^ e German V-2 rocket, cern for humanity, on the some cases in which the sensible education leaders of hummed carols, only the arms across his cheat you pick him up and take him ability to produce a suffi the same as the U.S. is doing. other hand, seems to indicate child becomes morally delin our country who advise a omnipotent Word who has SOMEONE besides me m ?V cient number of these in a Their Sputniks may be the that they are really success quent, they have no feeling shakeup of our educational leaped down from the heav must have seen him, but no “AWWW, cut it out,” the hurry. But we ought never result of only a few highly ful only in that compara for them at all , system along lines which are enly throne to the humble one did anything, and neither sergeant said. “This is a jail, to let our present need blind trained minds, some not their tively small field that con In the beginning, the quali fairly evident end in accord manger when “there was a did I until it occurred to me not a hotel” us to the facts and the funda own. tributes to the destruction of ties which a child sees in an with common sense. hush of silence all around." that the man would freeze to "Look," I said, “he’s a vag mental purpose of education Secondly, a nation’s intel man rather than to his happi other are not abstract but death in a few hours. rant He ought to be picked and of our very existence lectual achievement should ness. concrete. Such arc the quali So I pulled up my collar, up." itself. be judged on total output. Thirdly, if fear leads the ties they might see in the put on my gloves, adjusted U.S. to accept the so-called (Radix) xm d J li <£oq heroes of Western _ movies. "Why? He’s not harmin' my hat to a windproof posi nobody.” Russian e4ucational ideal, The heroes are kind and T h e Denver Catholic Register the Communists will have a KLZ-TV, Denver KOA-TV, Denver loyal, truthfu^ and honest, tion, and walked into the “ (?ome on, Frank. Just so alley. he could get out of the cold, way of conquering us easier Channel 4 and above all they protect P resid en t...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. D.D. ChsDDel 7 than the Sputnik or the WE BELIEVE— Sundays, THE CHRISTOPHERS— the weak without thought for . 1 approached him and said the poor guy told me he com E ditor...... R t Rev. Matthew Smith, Pn.D., Jour.D., LittD., LL.D. something to him, but he mitted a murder." ICBM. They would find par 10:30 a.m. Dac. 29. Sundays, 12 n<»a. Doc. themselves. Managing Director....Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. ticular deli|;ht in insinuating “What Cathalic. Be 29, no program. IN TIM E THE CHILD’S couldn't h«ar me; and so I "OH, HELL, he was in here Executive Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, L ittD ., H istD . their ideal into the American lieve About the Sacra MIND grows cap&ble of ab stooped down. before and we threw him ou t” Associate Editors— Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., LittD.; Rev. KIM N, Denver “ It there anything I can do mind. ment*.’’ stracting these qualities. In “You'd better send some Daniel Flaherty, M.A.; Linus Riordan, Ph.D.; Paul Hallett, AVE MARIA HOUR — this second stage they grad for you?" I asked. body over for him, Frank. He T H E CLEAREST EX KBTV, Denver LittD.; Jack Heber, B.A., LittD.; Frank Morriss, B.S., LL.B., Sunday, 7:15 a.m. ually compose and unify HE REACHED out a dirty, can’t make it by Mmself.” PRESSION of that ideal I Channel 9 LittD.; Art Director, Leo Canavan, D.F.A. these attitudes into an ideal bare hand to mine, and a “Oh for cryin’ out loud!” have seen recently was LIFE IS WORTH LIV- KFSG, Denver of conduct which they set for gravelish voice said: “ I killed the sergeant said, and he printed in the Hod Teaeh*ri‘ ING, Bithop Fulton J. SACRED HEART PRO Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at GRAM — (EnglUh)— themselves. That these atti a man last night in Chicago.” hung up. N e * e § of Bratislava in the Sheen— Sunday!, 2:30 Denver, Colo. “ Uh-huh,” I said. His strat I went back outside and Aug. 29, 1957, issue. “Athe Monday through Fri tudes be correct objectively Pap«T Printed EatWl^ Unl«a T ihtr should be the prime concern egy was clear. “Would you told my new acquaintance istic upbringing," it said, “ is Sa'^ E D h e a r t PRO day, 9 a.m. of the parent. He should like a cigarette?" that a couple of policemen an indispensable element of GRAM — Sundays, SACRED HEART PRO Published Wee^^ by encourage the right attitude He took a cigarette out of would be there in a minute to education toward a scientific 12 p.m. GRAM — (Spanish)— and eliminate the wrong. the pack that I proffered take him back. He said no ■THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) world view. . . . We believe TREASURE CHEST OF Saturday, 7 a.m.; Sun And the right attitude, when and I lit it for him. I began - more about his murder. 938 Bannock Street, 1 that we shall succeed in free KNOWLEDGE, Rec>* day, 7:15 a.m.' put into practice, should be to put the cigarettes back in TWO YOUNG patrolmen ing students from the' College, Series on Mar LA HORA GUADALU- Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 P.O. Box 1620 strengthened through the my pocket, but then in a stepped briskly out of the po shackles of religious concepts riage and the Family— PANA — (Spanish), workings of grace received grand gesture of charity I lice station. They almost ran and in training them as con Saturdays, 3:45 p.in. the Rev. John Ordinas, through the sacraments. gave them to him. His hands^ to the place where I stood Subscription: vinced atheists." C.R.— Sundays, 9:16 KRDO-TV, That the wrong attitude almost blue, could not handle S1.50 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. Two ideas are foremost in . over the man, and authorita can be acquired by children the pack, and so I put it into tively they lifted their ward this pattern for Communist Colorado Springs SACRED HEART PAR $2.00 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. is entirely possible. Often one of the pockets of 4)18 filthy education— (1) atheism, that Channel 13 ISH GLEE CLUB— to his feet Each of them held Canada, $2.75 a year per subscription. times a child can become a overcome is, the denial that God exists, THE CHRISTOPHERS— Rev. James MeShana, one of his arms at the elbow, delinquent through a steady I SCARCELY noticed then keeping his arms straight at Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.50 a year. is declared essential to sue- Sundays, 1 p.m. SJ., Saturdays, 2:30 cesa in science, and (2) it is KOA, Denver play on one emotion; for ex * what he looked like or how he his side. Thursday, December 26, 1957 ample, sadism or intense was dres^. He was old, or They walked swiftly, and . 4 2 said religion hinders learning. CATHOLIC HOUR— Sun TH*e ” v OICE OF ITALY fear. Erotic cruelty has be at least he appeared old, and THERE IS THE DANGER day. 12 noon. — (Italian) — Sunday, the man attempted a ponder come a fashionable ingredi he was short His clothing ous run to keep from being OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER in our current surge for ASK AND LEARN— Sun 7:30 a.m. ent of television fiction and was bulky, dirty, and thread dragged as the trio headed scientific education that we days, 10:20 p*m. THE CHRISTOPHERS— The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial ap may take the Red pattern as its overstress is most dan bare; it is best described as across the street and into the f. KFKA, Greeley Sunday, 7 a.m. proval We confirm it as the official publication of the arch our model. Not that we would THE LAMPLIGHTERS— gerous. Intei»e i w also is the Skid Row winter uniform. police station. N (13 10 kc.) diocese. Whatever appears in its columns over the signature do it consciously and deliber Weekdays. 4:40 p.m. a great inhibitor? Parents “I killed a man,” he re That was the last I saw of B A V E m a r ia HOUR— of the Ordinary or those of ^ Officials of our Curia is ately. It would come as a by VOICE OF ST. PAUL— showd allow.their children to peated. “ It was in a flophouse him, being half-carried across hereby declared official product of an overstress on Sundays, 12:30 pjn. Sundays, 4:40 p.m. ve very little display of on West Madison. You know the street his new gloves II either emotion. where that is, dontcha?” flapping in the wind. I don’t We hope The Register will be read in every home of tite science for the utility of de KWBY, KBOU Boulder U I said that I did. know what ever happened to archdiocese. fense to the practical exclu Colorado Springs (1 4 9 0 ke.) FORTY HOURS' “I got away before they him. vn sion of the study of religion SUNDAY IN HOLY- SACRED HEART PRO- We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a and tlte humanities for lack DEVOTION could arrest me. They could T h e r e i s no m o r s t o (As th WOOD — Maryicnoll GRAM — Monday taste in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of Archdiocese of Denver still arrest me.” story except the comment at o f time. Missioners — Sundays, through Saturday, 6:15 The Register. 1 LOOKED S t hia bare In this setup, of course, 8:3S a.m. WEEK OF DEC. 29 m a d e by t h e man u ih o t o ld it Sandsy Within the Octave of hands and said, “Don’t you ho « URBAN J. VEHR Gqd would not be denied, but t o m e: “Sometimet I think (Drop a letter or poM ard to these t l a t i o i u , leiling Archbishop of Denver just forgotten about, The re the Nativity have any gloves?” He hadn't, Iks only really kind thing I Jan. 29, 1942 sulting “practical atheism,” t h e m y o u appreciate these programs.) Denver— St, Anthony’s Hos and I gave him mine, which ever did was to send a man to howevsr, would be just as de . » ver»bL' pital were not much, but they were ja U ." 1 ------^------:------ n 4 ^ fr i ■ PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Eannecic Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tcicpfione, Risyitene 4-4205 Tfiuriioy, Dee. 26, 1957 5th Cafholicrostic Puzzle N ew M ass Schedule Told Leadville PTA Is Printed in This Issue A t S t Ignatius', R an gely Hears Talk on Rangely.— (S t Ignatius' Mis Adventurous Trip The fifth Catholicioatie when the puzzle has been sion)—A new Maas schedule Among the Boy Scouts mak solved the complete quota published bjr the Zlntver has been set np. On the second ing the northwoods canoe trip tion will be found. Family Virtue Catkolie Repi$ter appears in Sunday of the month there will on the Minnesota and Canadian ■ First, find what you think be Mass at 5 p .M , followed by lakes from Rangely were Mark this issue. Leadville.—A buffet lunch ia the correct synonym for Benediction of the Blessed Danielson and Bill Sanderas. It Although no prizes are of eon followed a Christmas party each definition and write its Sacrament. On the fourth Sun is interesting to Mark and his at the meeting of St Mary’s fered for solution of this letters in the numbered blank day of the month, Masses will father, R. W. Danielson, that PTA held in the Annunciation week's Catholicrostie, read spaces preceding the defini be at 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. the latter also made this trip Parish Hall Dec. 17. tion. Then transfer it letter Confessions are heard one- ers are reminded that the when he was a 'Boy Scout. Tic-Tack-Toe, Name the by letter, as shown in The one half hour before all Hasses, and Many pictures were taken Price, and Musical Chairs real reward comes from the word example, to the identi at 7 p.m. on the Saturday be along the trip which were brou^t valuable prizes to sev deeper knowledge of the cally numbered spaces in the fore the fourth Sunday. Christmas play, Fleming, on Dec. 15. All eight grades' of the shown to an interested gronp Christmas Play eral contestants. Several other Scriptures that will be ob diagram, {pradually filling in Weekday Masses will be of by Earl Schmid, who was in CArtsttnos in H er Heart, school participated. fered on the Monday follow was presented in the parish hall of St. Peter’s, prizes were also awarded. tained. the quotation. charge of transportation. ing the second Sunda/ at 7 The Rev. James B. Hamblin, Before each line of blanks a.m., and on the Wednesday Scholorship Aspirant pastor, acted as master of cere Directioni there is a Bible book, chap ENTERTAINMENT AT ST. PETER'S PARISH HALL following the second Tuesday One senior. Lea Danielson, monies. Gifts ranged from an CathoIicrosUcs, devised by ter and verse. If you cannot at 7 a.m. among the sin Rangely high electric clock to steak dinners T. G. Munroe of Denver, are decide upon a word from its Altar boys are Darrel King, school seniors entering the Na and all were donated by local word puzzles based on a quo definition, it can be found David Adams, Michael Hejl, tional Merit Scholar&ip com merchants. tation from the Bible and in the verse mentioned. Fleming Students Present Play Walter J. Spetter, Jr.; Rodney petition, was named semi&nal- Father Hamblin had also dec and Alan Cook. ist. Along with the other semi- Fleming.— (St. Peter’s Par- games and a gift exchann was donation of |10 to the Carmelite orated the Christmas tree and The catechism classes and finalists, Lea now facet a'three- ith)—The three-act Christmas enjoyed by members of the Ro Nuns of Litileton. ended hia day’s activities by Junior Newman Club meetings honr college board examination play entitled C k r U t v i a t in H e r sary-Altar Society in conjunc The religious section was the carving the ham for the buffet ANSWERS are suspended for the holidays. Jan. 11. The successful stu H e a r t waa presented by the tion with the monthly meeting. continuance of, the questions and supper. dents will become finalists in ra d e school children on Sunday, Mrs. A. J. Lousberg, president, answers of the parish catechism. The Catholic Men's Club First PTA Party Catholicrostie No. 4 meets on the second Sunday of the competition. Lea ia the Dee. 15, at 7:30 p.m. in the par was in charge of the business The church cleaning commit the month at 7 p.m. haughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. ish ball. meeting at which time all were ted for January includes Mrs. Nearly 60 parents enjoyed The Altar and Rosary So Danielson. Students arriving home for invited to view the window of Louis Brekel, Mrs. Jack Kohnen, this first psrty by the PTA. The words ciety meets on the second Tues the holidavs are Tom Keenan, the .Miller Furniture Co. in Mrs. Roy Pimple, and Mrs. The Sisters of Charity *of Lea day of the month. who attends Abbey High School Haxtun that the PTA commit Aloys Lousberg. venworth who teach in the A. Mesa F. Host K. Matthias Forty for Children at Canon City; Mike Eohnen, tee put on display. This is a Holyoke Dance Invitation. school were also present The the Oblate of Mercy College at religious C hristas scene which B. Michael G. Wallet L. Deranns The annual Christmas pro The Lady of Fatima Sodality party’s success makes it certain 1st Communion Carthage, Mo.; and Rha Jo will encourai^ all to “Keep gram was given by the cate members received Holy Commu that it will be an annual affair. C. Mahol H. Heaven M. Demand Pimple, SL Anthony’s, Sterling. Christ in Christmas.” chism classes with some mem nion as a unit on Sunday, Dec. In the meeting that pre- A Christmas party with It was voted to send a cash D. Kettle I. Mammon N, Behaved bers of the Jnnior Newman 22, in the 8 o’clock Mass and ceeded tho party, the attend held the regular meelting in the Ea Inherited J. Months 0 . Tithe Club participating. Santa Claus Is Received lin ance award was given to Sister was were with treats for the parish hall that evening. The Maureen’s third grade. Emmet P. HolUy U. Vent children. There were some vice president, Bob Boerner, Irwin reported tiie association Blessed Sacram ent N ow Q. Topheih V. Fly faces missed and new faces was in charge of the meeting, now has nearly $300 in the seen in this annual parish get- Greeley Parish at which time was receiv^ an treasury. R. Hathath W. Fed together because of transfers Greeley. — (S t Peter’s Par invitation to a dance sponsored Father Hamblin discussed the ish) — Membtfs of the First by Our Lady of Guadalupe So- patron of the month, S t Fran S. FUthy X. Few of families owing to the unitiza Is R eserved in R edcliff tion of the Rangely oil field. Communion class were the fol dality of Holyoke, to be held in ces Xavier Cabrini. T. Mill Y. MV Light refreshments were lowing; Janice Anglin, Patty St. Wtrick’s Parish Hall on Sister Scholastica, principal, Redcliff.— (Ht. Carmel Par A set of a large and two served by the Altar and Rosary Applehans, Janet Beethom, Di Dec. 29. disenssed the league theme, ish)—The Blessed Sacrament is smalt altar linens, beautifully Society, Mrs. Charles E. Adams, anne Buckendorf, Elizabeth Ca- Father James Halloran led “The Incarnate Word, Model The quotation now reserved at the Mt. Carmel finished in wide crochet edging, chairman, following the pro dieux, Deborah Davis, Lnpie the religious section, which was of Christian Virtue in the Catholic Church. All parishion has been made and donatM by gram contributing to a pleasant Flores, Leslie Foster, Lola Ga- on mental prayer. Home.” He that hath my commandments, and keepeth them, he ers are asked to strive to visit Mrs, Johanna Fear, social hour in which the pastor, o u , Joan Garcia, Sandra Gon- the Blessed Sacrament; the it is that loveth me. And he that loveth me, shall be loved the Rev. Edward J. Praezkow- sior. Jack Grams; Plans were made for decorat church is open from 8 a.m. to Season's Greetings of my Father; And I will love him, and will manifest ski, and parishioners had an Rodney Henderson, Sharon ing the church for Christmas. 5 p.m. opportunity to become better Herman, Keith Keenan, Marsha The Holy Name Society held myself to him. Reouiem High Mass was sung acquainted. King, Nancy Krier, Bobby a brief meeting on Dec. 7. for the repose of the soul of STEPHENSON^S FOOD LOCKER John 14:21 Kubitschek, Virginia Larson, Baptized were Leonard An-! Linda Lilly, Mark Mainquist; Michael W alsh, Dec. 16, by Fa e g g s — PRODUCE — CREAM ther John Aylward. This Mass thony Vigil, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bollig Notes Robert Munroe, Kathy Mur Mrs. S. L. Vigil, with Mr. and WRAY, C O L O R A D O phy, Diana Rankin, Danny was requested by'tbe Altar and Rosary Society of this parish. Mrs. Tony Lucero as sponsors; FEED Schank, Kathy Sebenfeld, Jer and Larry Patrick Alires, son of THE 102 Birthday on ome Stone, Donna Strob, Rose Elect Treasurer Mr. and Mrs. Andy Alires, with WILD Szerbert, and Alfred 'Wasser. The Altar and Rosary Society Mr. and Mrs. John Vizaragas BIRDS Angels were; Erin Bunting, had its regular meeting on as sponsors. Christmas Day Joan Farr, Shelley Steele, Mary Dec. 4. FatMr Aylward and 12 Benediction on Jon. 8 THEY A special pew was reserved Eisenman, Mary A. Fagan, and members were present. Qreeley NEED at the midnight Maas . in Kathy Markley, all of the first Rosie Chavez was elected Benediction of the Blessed YOUR Loyola Church, Denve^ for grade. treasurer replacing Margaret Sacrament will be held at the HELP Mrs. Anna Margaret Bollig Altar boys were Dwayne Deu- Riley, who resigned. Mt. Carmel Church on Jan. 8, of 2315 Gaylord Street, Den tcher and Tommy Schulte, both Volunteer* to c le a n the at 7:30 p.m. AH parishioners I T P A Y S ver. Mrs. Bollig was the re of the first grade. church for Christmas are Mmes. are urged to attend. Immedi TO cipient b f this honor because Sister Bernadette Marie was Johanna Fear, Mary Duran, ately afterward, an Altar and S A V E Christmas marked her 102nd in charge of the decorations and Filix Rodriguez, and President Rosary Society meeting is to be arrangements for the First THEM birthday. Della Medina.^ Linens wiU^ be^held in the home of Mrs. Angela The small, gray haired Communion, which was held cared for by Mrs. Alfonso Bor Beck. Mrs. Johanna Fear will woman came to America Dec. 8. ' rego. be co-hostesa. from her native Russia at the turn of the century. Her hus band and she settied in Vic toria, Kans., where Mr. Bol lig was employed as a rail CtdJw UxJw Aik Tlo. 5 road worker. Mrs. Bollig came to Den B y T . G. Munroe Colorado Springs ver' five years ago to make her home with a daughter, Bible Mrs. Agatha BrungardL references Words Six' of the Bollig's eight DefiDitione ALUMINUM J. D. CROUCH children still survive. Mrs. C. D. O’BRIEN Bmngardt and Mrs. Rosa AWNINGS Pfeifer, 3270 Newton Street, Eze 3:21 A. 84 26 70 18 Notify OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS are the only Denver resi ^ Storm Windows dents. Mrs. Margaret Was- /D o o r s inger, 1735 Dayton Street, IP 4:16 B. 89 60 3 15 35 31 87 44 71 / Railing and Mrs. Mary Bell, 1370 Follower o f Christ /Iron Furniture Jamaica Street, both live in / Venetian Blinds Aurora. Mrs. Clara Dreiling / Iron Columns lives in Collier, Kans., and Acu 21:28 C. 80 4 21 54 79 42 41 101 Desecrated Manufactured, Here Quality Apparal Jake Bollig is a resident of L e t V i Submit a Bid St Peter, Kans. Zephyr Awning Co. IN COLORADO SPRINCS Mrs. Bollig walks from her Pe 118:126 D. 13 17 67 62 61 50 33 27 51 63 Wasted S IN C E 1172 home to attend the 6 o’clock 613 s. 8ih strE;r.5^ Moss each morning at Loyola Kiowa ^nd TejoB Straats Church. She spends much of Mark 10:19 E. 56 37 38 20 55 Untrue the rest of the day in reading Gennatf literature. ______(5 DRIVE IN Please Patronize Moke MIKE'S YOUR Mat 5:26 F. 22 64 24 34 32 1 5 23 Small English coin Your REGISTER J s Mom Advertisers and Luke 3:38 G. 100 57 76 93 49 Awaken Stay with "Jay' M e n tio n 820 N. Navada THE REGISTER Isa 22:2 H. 28 75 7 H*ppu>ess FRED'S BOOTERY Mat 3:10 I. 74 66 25 39 16 Surrender 106 E. Pikai Paak Ava. MAY REALTY Tb« Boma of JUMPING JACK SHOES John 7:37 J. 72 48 81 91 88 47 Dryness Froa R E A L T O R CradI* tp Taea-Af* Bay* * Cirli Judg 8:7 K. 9 4 % 83 97 78 90 Flail grain INSURANCE - LOANS 725 N. Tejon St. Rom 11:16 L. 58 73 82 59 Stem lEiEtS-L Colorado Springs, Colo. OTJetpre i^m t Job 27:18 M. 2 11 86 14 85 Assassin of Lincoln ME. 3-7731 Job 41:22 N. 40 8 92 98 Seethe ME 3.SS4S H E 4 -* 2 S I The Heyse Sheet BOY LARRY JERRY Metal & Roofing Luke 9:43 0. 68 69 65 Lad Madden Plumbing Co. INCORPORATED PLUMBING CONrRACToAS HEATING ROOFINO PLUMBING REPAIRS SHEET METAL CAS WATER HEATERS Exod 26:5 P. 4^ 52 99 S3 Doubled part of a rope 7MM Hi s-oo«t en • 'jMwMi PhoBti ME s-aase Eil lass S 2 » so. NEVADA T Acts 16:23 Q. 10 77 12 45 ' Prison (English spelling) Pete Beroni Fnrnitare Shop < William C. Croron UPHOLSTERING Apoc 20:7 R. 6 29 19 Ruler of Magog RE-UPHOLSTERINC AND R E P A IR IN G * Optom etrist Sliy Cavar* tad OrapaHaa 12S Nertk Tajaa SL Mad# ta Ordar PHONE ME. 2-3S61 Mark 10:20 S. 30 43 9 95 36 A young person • Fnraitura Mada to Ordar , COLORADO SPRINCS. COLO. 24-22 S Wahaatek A * M E 2 -* 4 0 l ' « * The M urray Drug C o. FI M2 B3 C4 F5 R6 H7 N8 S9 QIO M il Q12 D13 PraieriptiaDi Aeearataly Fillad Main Store■■■! 16 E. Pikes Peak ME. 2-1593 M14 B15 116 D17 A18 R19 E20 C21 F22 P23 F24 125 A26 D27 North Store— 832 Tejon ME. 4>4A61 PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY H28 R29 S30 B31 F32 D33 F34 B3S S36 E37 E38 139 N40 C41 501 North Tejon ME. 4-5541 ; C42 S43 B44 Q45 P46 J47 J48 G49 D50 D51 P52 PS3 CS4 ESS Y E56 G57 L58 L59 B60 D61 D62 D63 F64 065 166 D67 Fort Collins 068 069 A70 B71 J72 L73 174 H75 G76 Q77 K78 C79 C80 J81 L82 K83 A84 M85 M86 B87 J88 B89 K90 J91 N92 G93 K94 S95 K % K97 DREILING MOTORS “Buick — Pontiac and GMC Trucks” N98 P99 GlOO ClOl 230 South College Ave. Phone HU 2-7534 Caspriakt 1S67, T. C. Muaraa 9 m w m m Thuridoy, Dec. 26, 1957 Office, 938 Bonneck Sheet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 RAGE THIRTEEN THE I GETS REGISTER CLASSIFIED RESULTS Phone Today KE. 4-4205 To Place Your Classified Ad in the Register '■A'*! CATERING REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 BUILDING MATERIALS 46A 2500 ASH 4 BDRMS. PLUS 3 in Full finished basmt. 2 ceramic tile baths, NEW AND USED superior kit. Carpeted- BUILDING MATERIALS draped throughout — TRY fIsa U a i • D wn • t l i Sssi SMI YOUR OFFER. 4 1642 Clpnnont Kardy Wracking 4 Bedrooms e Confroelors SPECIALS zeia West oth SL t a s -m i i BSHT., GARAGE $11,500 Excellent eondition -A G . 2-4891 MRS. CHISSLOM POULTRY 54 DINNER EWING & CO. fo r Tonr Individutl Box Lunchu, complote vith Ditpoul Realtor Farm-Raised Turkeys Silver, dud; varieties to choose from: Golden Southern 786 Birch DU. 8-3667 fried chicken, turkey, jumbo fried shrimp, barbecued ribs. Broad Breasted Bronze . 5 (Closed Tuesday) Ducks, Geese, Hens. SITUATIONS WANTED— SPECIALIST PERSONALS C a p o n s MALE 11 in East and South Denver jiroperty. For results list SHELTONS DR. D. I. SMITH year property with Han, 65 yean old, needs JOHN F. BRUNO SINCE 1907 Optometrist permanent employment. Ex REALTOR GR. 7-08D7 2855 Tennyaen Eaat 22ad R Koarnay DE. 3-42SS Specialising in Contact perience: 4 years in whole lenses, also Visual training. sale cigar firm, wrapping 7292 U. S. Hiwy 6— Derby and packing orders fo r AUTOS (Used) 58 AT. A-3693 cigars and smokers’ supplies Sent! ReoHor V ici4 8rA m C n n fll The children of Sister Marion Lonise'i I ChrUtmas party. Father William V. Powers, pastor, is also Utk ft Cereal Thoratoa “CALL THE REST" vISII rivill .euiliu grade class of SL James’ Parish|pictured with the children. Santa visited all the classrooms and for parcel post and express thaa For Sale: 1954 Bel Air Chev School, Denver, gather around Santa* Claua at their recentipassed out candy canes. AT. 7-4926 delivery. Good references “CALL THE BESr’ fl.eib s Apaeiatacsu larlud) Bvaiiable. Reliable, steady. rolet 4 door eedan, 80,000 SENTI REALTOR miles. Excellent condition. Contact i$ll S. Broadway SH. d-SSlS $975.00. Call Fr. Kumba, St. James' Announces Times of Masses Jan. 1 Have Yenr Furs CIcanad, Repaired or William A. Schneider , R em od eled c/o Mrs. Don B. Oliver PE 3-5400. CIrle Fur SbM • POI S. Dewaiag PIANOS. MUSICAL (St. James’ Parish, Denver) Special guests were th'e Hev. sponsored a Christaas party at Msaaea on New Year’s Cepes and Stdes Made for $2$,00 4685 King St. GR. 7-4920 R A . 2 - e t $ t On Tuesday, Dec. 17, the o f William Powers, pastor, and the s^ool for the students. There Day will be at the retnlar INSTRUMENTS 39 ficers of the PTA entertained Bev. John McGinn, assistant were individual room parties, Sunday fchedule: 6, 7:15, Wedding InvitaticnE EDUCATION 13 SHOP arouad tb«a so. m s p io a . the chairmen, room mothers, lay pastor. Games were played, games were played, refresh 8:30, 9:45, and 11 a.m. and valuM . le i ter |7je. Fiae qaallty, beaattfuJ TOM WALKCR PIANOS teachers, lunchroom personnel, gifts exchanged, and refresh ments served, and favors for 12:15 and 6 p.m. raised letter nrlatiag. (eat eervlea Easy Parkiig and Mrs. Henry, school nurse, ments served. each child were furnished by D e lia . I I S l l t h B t. A L . $ . l t l t . PBX SWITCHBOARD 1S4I a Bdwy • P .7 .7 S « < ill Dreiling at the annual Christmas party. On Friday, Dec. 20. the PTA the PTA. Priesh to Be Hosts Pins racaptloaist tratalag. Busi The Altar and BoiterT Society ness dnsaads traJaad parscoaaL MISC. FOR SALE 44 LADIES ! !! ! All agas. Frm plaaomvat (or tbeaa meeting will be moved up one wbo uoalify, week in January in order to 'Lat US help your organliatloa eara^ ,a coffee ura ~ Electric Roaster — , Switchboard School The Best in Used have the meeting in the Walsh St. Rose CFM Groups Arvada Parish Banouet Tables — or Set of Slain- Tratalag to $ Wraka Memorial Hall. Father Powers ,less Steel Flat Ware. W e can also, , Day or Bvsaiag Record Player and Father McGinn will be ,halp yon add that needed money. , 141$ Logaa St KB.4-4TIS .to your tresanra. Write or call; . , or New Cars hosts to the women in this meet VM Triomatic Model 990-B, W ill Receive Eucharist Lists Masses ing. A special program of en W . T. Rawleigh C o .:: plays 78-45 and 83 records. HELP TO EXCHANGE 16 120 TO CHOOSE tertainment will b« arranged lor Idlt-tlrd SL A a 1 - U l F > Portable in gray case; cost (St. ‘Roll of Litni’t Pariib, Awards were presented to the afternoon. All the women of Room with homt privilagM to young $65 18 montha ago; good as FROM Denver) 111M 9 ratployod man of good charaeUr la «z- the following cubs: In Webelos the parish are invited and urged new; sacrifice at $25.00. The four parish CFM groups For January 1 : :DR. GENE ARMBUSTER ebaago (or light sorvlna. Ralartneoa. Den 2, Ed Larsen, Jerry Shea, to attend this meeting. RogiaMr box 1420 e/o( HC. will receive Communion corpo Arvada.— (S h r in e o f SL The Men's Club will meet on Call Morgan Cline, Jr. and Julius Pfannenstiel, all re CHIROPRACTOR B A N K R A T E S rately with their families Sun Anne) — The Junior Newman Wednesday, Jan. 15. : laiOWilliaiDi DE.3-8020; ceived Bear Badges and one- FURNISHED APT. 533 S. University day, Dec. '20, in the 9 o’clock Club will sponsor a dance for The Stj James Social Club ’ Examination la Designed • Mass. year pins. Julius also received teen-agers on Friday, Dec. 27, will hold its first meeting of WANTED 25 to Eliminate Cases RA. 2-3193 Up to 3 Years to Pay Christmas Forty a denner stripe. Mike Werbacb from 8 to 12 p.m. in the parish the new year on the same date. We Cannot Help. hall. Admission is EO cents per It is hoped that all will renew Cub Scout Troop 206 cele received a Bear Badge. In Den ' Day and Evening Appointments i Single Girl, devout Catholic, person. Refreshments will be their yearly memberships in '■♦4*99*9tH IIIIH 994 good character. Would like brated ^ristmas with a pres 2, Bonny Hopper received a entation of “No Boom at the served. this dub. After the church is good clean Apt in CHRIST No Money Down Bear Badge and one-year pin. M u ia i «B th« Feast o f tha moved into the new building, Help W anted~Fem ale 7 Inn,” a three-act skit performed In Den 3, David Lopez, a aen- THE KING OR BLESSED by Dens 2, 3, and 4, when it CircumciiioD, Jan. 1, will ha arrangements will be made to FE 3-4695 OPEN EVES. ner stripe, and Billy McDaniel, SACRAMENT, by January 1. met for the pack meeting on tha lama as on Sunday, at have the social club meet in USE THE REGISTER an assistant denner stripe. Den D ec. 20. 6:30, 8, 9. 10, and 11:15 what is how the church. Mem Experienced House EA. 2-9234 M A R Y W# Finonca Your 4 awards went to Lon Talyat, a.m. and 12:15 and 7 p.m. berships may be sent directly CUSSIHED There was a gift exchange Bear Badge and denner stripe; Fr. Welch, Speoker to the> rectory. keeper Down Payment and each cub received a bag of Pat Miller, assistant denner The Bev. David P. Welch Colorado Springs Area. OFFICES and STORES candy. The cubs decorated their stripe; Henry Vagher, onq-year was the guest speaker at the ITrfle RegUtrr FOR RENT 28A tree with ornaments made at pin; and John Marsh, 'Wolf 2111 W. Alameda December meeting of the Holy Box 1620 e/o MC. den meetings. TEe tree was Badge. Legal Notices given to a needy family. Name Men's Club. Hit talk, In Den 6, W olf Badges went entitled the “Most Horrible NOnCE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT to Jerome Jones, Tim Heffron, Hour,” explained the arrival of AND DETERMINATION OF fSTORE or OFFICES’ and Mike Cochran. Mike also re students' report cards in the HEIRSHIP “ S o y Y o u S a w I t i n Aliens Reminded ceived a denner stripe. Billie home. IN THE COUNTY COURT Salesmen or Ladies 9B FOR RENT la and far tha City and Coualy of Shea was given an assistant The Men’s Club will sponsor i n x M The firms listed here Denver and State of Colarado 1007 So. Federal THE REGISTERS denner stripe, and a one-year s pancake breakfast in the par . No. P-*28S To Churchat, School.. O ab., SMUt*. Of Obligation to m D 8 4 B . t - pin. ish hall on Jan. 19. M. J. Of THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE aad OrgulaaUaaa Jo.l Um .( Wahiat Doubl. Strmgth i]6x42 store, in S. Fed-j deserve to be remembered OF TREASA EGAN, Deceaied. Tom Swanger in Den 6 re Cloughesy was appointed chair Vaallla. D.Ulta Calh CH. 4-80M. |eral Shopping Center;| man. Notien it hereby given that on tha Register Yearly ceived his Lion Badge, a gold 14th day of Jannary. ItlS . I will pre k25,000 cirs pass daily on. when you are distributingr arrow, and two silver arrows. David P. Cozza was ap test to tbe (^lusty Court of the City EMPLOYMENT Inew concrete street Toj ★ Den 8 awards were Wolf pointed chairman of the scrap tad Couaty of Denver. Colorado, my [see atk for key at Federal' District Director John T. acconats for final aalOtmcat of tb« AGENCIES 10 your patronage in the dif Badges to George Haberkom metal drive, which will be held ICafe, 2nd door south. Clingan of the Immigration and adraiaUtratioB of aald aatata. when and Dennis Hogan. Alan Kaiser after the first of the year. aad where all paraont la latercet STENO. • TYPISTS [Call Mr. Cline, owner’ Naturalization Service stated received a denner stripe and It was again requested that mar appear and ebiect to them, if BOOKKEEPERS K £ . 4< 4205 ferent lines of business. they to deeire. R A 2-3193 that aliens in the United States individuals willing to donate All tyipoa of elfle. work. If you Mike McGuire an assistant den Notica la also hcraby given that will be required to report their want a good affle. job immadi- ner stripe. blood to the parish blood bank thera baa been filed in aald eatate a addresses to the Attorney Gen a U ly . calL Lion Badges went to Leland call Dr. Paul Pfarr at HA. 4- patltion asking (or a Judicial aicar eral within the near future. talnmtnt and determination of tbe AC 2-0721 Kaiser, Robert Kipper, John 4258 or Leon Jones at HA. 4- hein of such deceaied, and aattiag for Prallmlaory Job laformatlou All aliens, with few excep Byan, Mike Marsh, and William 6660 and leave their names. forth that the namee, addrataea and tions, who are in the United Wavrin in Webelos Den T. ratatlonahip of all persona, who are Setecliva Empluymenl Bnrcae States on Jan. 1 each year must or claim to be helri of aald deetaaed, 80S MKHiNck IMt- >$M CaW. John Ryan also received a gold •o far at known to tbe petitioaer, are report their addresses by the arrow. Legal Notices ae (ollowe. te-w it: end of that month. Only the fol Jetty Burke, Cermet Manor, Ft. lowing classes of aliens are ex NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Tbomaa, Kentucky, fitter: Florence cused from this requirement: Rabies Shot Deadline AND DETERMINATION OF Burke. Carmel* Manor, FL TtaMiat, See US for the job HEIRSHIP Keatneky, tiicer; Marcella Burke, t/o YOU wont. (1) Accredited diplomats; (2) Reported as March 1 IN THE COUNTY COURT Eliiabeth Splerto, l$ f Peruvian Ava.. persons accredited to certain in la and (or tba City and County of I’alm Beach, Florida, alitar. ternational organizations; and The deadline for rabies vac Dtavar aad Stata of Colorado AccordlBgly, notica it alto hcraby given that upon tba date aforcaaid, ACE EMPLOYMENT (3) those admitted temporarily cination will be March 1, at N o . 9seie or the day to which tbe hearing may 436 Broadway SH 4-3213 as agricultural laborers. which time all dogs must be IN THE HATTER OF THE ESTATE be eontlnutd. the Court will proceed Forms with which to make vaccinated. OP HARY E. HEALY, DKoaaad. to receive and bear proofa coneern- SERVICE DIRECTORY Notico li htraby sivca that on tb. ing the hein of aueh deceased, and, the report can be obtained from Dr. McCluskie, chief, Veteri Z7tb day of JaBoarr. IStS, I will upon tbe proefa aubmlttad, wlll en NOTICE TO CREDITORS KE. 4-4205 any Post Office or Immigration nary Public Health Services, praaant to Iht County Court ^ tba ter a decree la laid eatata datermin- ESTATE OP HENRY RAMER, Office during the month of City and County of Danvar. Colorado, iag who art tha btiri of aueh de- (DwMaadl No. P-114S8 Denver Department of Health my aaeouats for (loal aattlaisent of caatad person, at which hsariag all All panoni havlag claima against January. and Hospitals, urged Denver tba adminiitrtalon of aald aatata, persona claiming to ba hairs at law tha abova namod aatata are nquirad Mr. Clingan said that the law dog owners to take their ani whan aad nbara all paraona In Id- of such deceased may' appear aad pre- to (lit tbara for oUawaac. in tba ASH HAULING GUTTERS taraat nay apaar and objact to tbam. lent their proofs, County Court of tb. City and County RADIO & TV SERVICE provides severe penalties for mals to their private veterinar If thay ao daalrt. Andrew Wyeowateky of Doavn*, Colorado, oa or bafora tb. Notlaa la alto btraby elvan that GUTTERS — SPOUTS failure to comply with the re ians for the shots which pro Administrator 2Stb day of June. I$$$, or aaid elalma Piakvp SftMrdftr. AL. l•Xtlta tbara bat ba«a fUtd la aald aatata a Guttara Rapalrad and Raplaood porting requirement vide protection against rabies. Published in the Denver Catholic abatl b« feravti barred. patltlon aiklns for a judlelal aaear- GnareotMd — Thoroughly R e g iste r MARY BROZOVICH talnnant and datarmination of tba BRICK AND CEMENT ExparicBoed and Dapeodabla. First Pnbileatioa December I, ll$7 Admipistratrlg M cConnell hairi of aucb dacaaaad, and aattlnf AMERICAN SHEET METAL 4 last Publication Jaeaary 2, IISS Aadraw Wyeowateky, Attoraay Tuek polaUag. Aah pita. Briak rapolra. forth that tha nanaa. addraaiea and ROOFING CO. & 741 EquiuUt Bldg. Uesuaad F J«GaUaghat. TA 8-4787 R a d io TV Service Rites at St. Dominic's raltlioBihlp of all peraona. who art or C a . 4 -1 4 8 8 IN THE COUNTY COURT D e a v e r . C ole. claim to ba hair* of add aiccaaaad, 2 la and for ibt City and Couaty of CARPENTER WORK BE. 3-4385 ■o far aa koown to tba patitlonar, art (Pobliabad la Tkt Denver Catbalie Denver and Btato of Colorado INSULATION at follow., to-wit: R a g la ter) N o . P -8 7 8 4 GUARANTIED REPAIR 1290 Garrison May MacGIIL Adult, 181 8. Mar. Pint publicatioa December 26, 1167 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Romodclisg: Sxtsrlor, InMrior •hall, Hartfonl, Cons., NlM t: Anna I>st pubileatloa Jauuani 28, 1618 JOHNS-MANVILLE OF GRACE BENSON McHUGH, Mstobsr of Preasatatioo Paribh Uorbardt. A ^lt, 188 8. Mtraball. AC. 2-1489 or FL. 8-7409 also known as NOTICE TO CREDITORS , (Rock Wool) H a rtfo rd . C o b b ., Nlaaa; Richard Rica, ROOFS AND ROOFING Adult, KInr. RlchwBy, North Ha.an, GRACE McHUGH. Deceased. E S T A T E O F CURTAIN LAUNDRIES Baat WorkmaaahlpIlAutUBm Dlteeuat Co b b .. Nepbtw; StaphcB Rica, Adult, NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT ROBERT D. FITZGERALD, M L ONYX : RA. 24252 Coloalal Court. SfOT N. E. 8tb, Ama AND DETERMINATION OF (Dteett.d) No. P-11416 FRANCIS LACK CURTAIN CUCAN- (Alio reoflBg, Ramodaltog. Froo rillo, Taxat, Mapbaw; Clara Cropar, HEIRSHIP All paraons having elalma agalaat B R tt. CURTAINS. CRUOBETKD B a tlm aM ) Adult. It Broadway, North Havaa. Notica li hereby given that on tbe tha above aamml eatata or. raoulrcd TABLSCLUTH8. DRAFBRIR8, North Denver CoBR.1 Miaca; Kathryn MacKcBila, 4th day of February. l($l, 1 will to file them for aUosraae* in tba BUNKET8. SPREADS. LINENS. PLUMBING & HEATING Reefing Ce.- A d u lt. ItCrO H a n f o r d T u rn p ik t, N orth present to the County Court of the County Court of the City aad County CLEANED BT UTEST UETBODB AU typM ol R m Io. R tT M A a g . Bavau, Conn., NIaea; FIorMCt Stl- City and County of Denver, Colorado, of Deavjir. Colocade. M or before tbe H A N D PRESS BO ONLT. 1986 RacNxn^g mata. Adult. I ll Irvine Plaet, Provi- my acconats for fiaal actUamcaC of Z4th day of June. ItlS, or aaid KALAUATH TA 9 .6 6 9 7 dtnet, R. I., Nlaaa: 'Qumat Rica, tha adminlatnllon of said catato, elaim thall be forever barr^. Tha O'CONNOR rioabtag go. Llcvnaod aad luiarad Adult, 148 Bridta St., Great ^ rrin s- when and when all periods ta ia- MARGARET J. FITZGERALD o . . . r n a Eattmola , 'C R .t-ltlS (Day or uight oallal' ton, Mata, GrandBcpbew: Vlreinia terM t may appear and object to them, Admin iatntrix. DRUGGISTS N PeatnlB^ Adult, 4411 Whitnay Ava, if they ao deaire. Bart W. O'Hara E ALADDIN DRUG CO. Harndn. Cons., Grandniaca; Jus# Notice Is also hereby gtvea that 488 Bymaa Bldg. toil E. Colfax 8va FR-T-TItt ■ E T T E R Kurrin, Adult, Albarmarlt Drlva. than baa been filed in aald aitate a Denver 2, Colo. for SoJn aad Sarvtto Norfolk, Va., Grandniaca; Harold petition aeking for a Judicial aaear- Pointing & Decorating (Published la Tbe Deaver Catholic rUUB PRESCRIPT1UN8 Can G B .8.ltll ot 0L8-4tSt Rica,' Adult. Duabar Rill, Hamden, talament aad datermlaatloa of tbe R a g la ter) will ba eUod aarrtotly at lO tl W. 44tk Avo. Conn.. Grmndnaphaw; Sblrlay Rica, belra of inch deceeaed. and settiag First pubileatloa December 26, 1$$7 WASHINO'TON PARK PHABMACT PAINTING OBd OECOBATIHO Adult. Fitch 8t„ Uoatowaie. Conn., forth that the aamee. addreeeea and loat pubileatloa Jannary 21, 1966 V 7-9791 lOtt Boath Gaylord latarior aad Extarior GraadBcpbew. . ralalioBahip of all pertont, who an Dooa Own Werk AccordlBtlr. aotfca la altl bm by Fra. Eatlmat* or elaim to bo bein of aald doceaaad, -• NOTICE TO CREDITORS flvan that upon tba data afornald. ao far aa known to the petItioBor, FURNITURE REPAIRING B E . 8 -2 8 8 1 - or tbo day to which tba htarlnt may ESTATE OP GRACE'a . T U L L O R . an at foUowi. to-wit: Aatlat* tod btUtv aloat of furaltura ba eoBtlBBcd. tba Court will procaad Mabel E. BeaaoB. Roaelaad, Loo- alao kBowa aa Grace Tulloh. (Dm Sh ifU m . to raaaivr and hear proefa eouurn- eaoaod l Rapflrad • RaBtlabtd - Touch Op lalaaa. Sietcr; Grover C. Beaeoa, II Tre Cxporiaeat _____ Trqih Hauling Ine tba bain of aneh dacaaaad. aad, Roeeland. LoultltBa. Brotbor. NO.-F-11644 i PLUMBING COMPANY I upon tba proofa aubmlttad. wfll anttr AU peraoBi having elalma agalaat J . C L A M E Accordiofly. notice it tJte benby 8700 Prooklla A L . S -7 0 M TRASH HAULtMO a daeraa In aald aatata datarminine givta that upon the dete afonsaid, the ab^a named .iteta ara raqulrml Aay Plaet la Mttrapolitta Dravtr who ara tba hairs of luch dacaaaad HA. 4-2754 or the day to wbirb tbe bearing may to fUt them for allowaaeo in the Day or Night Callt parson, at which faaarine all paraoni County Court of the City sad County GUTTERS 2 4 be coatinned, the Court will proceed Houra 5erpic«. EA. 2-8886 elalmlne to ba btlra at law i t aueh to receive and hdar proofa coucerniag a t D w vtr. Colorado, on or bafora the 2480 High Btratt daeaaatd may appear and praaant the heirs of such deceased, and, upon Zlst day of May. IV$6. or said claima tbair proofs. ahall ba forever barred, tbe proofs tubmJlted, wfll eater s TboB)as M. Smith JAMES W. CREAMER UPHOLSTERERS dtene la s^d eetato determlalag wbo Administrator MUELLER GAS ara tbe bcirs of lucb dtetasod par- E x e cu to r R. Jerry Ruiitll. Alt’y, Bernard E. Eaglar. Attoraay G U H ER WORK soa. at which bearing all persoae FURNACES INSTALLED Ra-U»k«litarlBf by roUabla fi n a . Cardan Office Caatar, 414 MaJeetle Bldg. Broomfltld, Colo. dalming to ba boira at law of aueb (Publltbed la 'n a Denver CathoUe alao 81 yaora expirltow — tanoa. doceaaad may appear and presoat Com noreial Roaidoatial Publlibad la Tha Daartr Catholic R e g ie tar) Fret Eatiaata. A a t - l l t l R e e ls tar their proofs. CHIMNEY LININGS First p'shHathm Novembtr 11, 1617 V-- First Puhllestion December IS. Itif Andrew Wysowatoky NATIONAL UPHOLSTERY t^ t pubnutloB December IS. 1SI7 Q e a o e d R e p a ir e d Last PaUleatloD January I, ISIS Admin letralor O’BrieD Sheet Metal 214B Court PL, ooar Sort SOtb Ava Fubllehed la Tbe Deaver CatboUe EE. 4-6947 C H . 4 -8 8 8 8 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT New Gutfera - Spouts — V.ra Al*.p, Bridal PketesTapbar R e g is te r ' ESTATE OF JOSEPH F. MePAR- NOTICE TO CREDITORS First Publication December tl. 18$T LAND, aleo known aa J. F. MePar- Gutter Specialists WALLPAPER, PAINTS Last Publication Jannary it, Ittl LILLIAN MARES and Robert Lee Churches con ESTATE OF NETTIE TROY, Uad. DECEASED. LINEN SERVICE (Dacaaied) No. P-I0M4. N o. P -S 4 S t ferred the sacrament of Matrimony on each other NOTICE TO CREDITORS W ^ p o p a p —264 o ran aad up. Komae Ail paraoaa havlnc claims asainst Netiea la hereby given that oa the MOUNTAIN Nov. 23 in St. Dominic's Church, Denver, W ore the Rev. John palBU. pBptr banging, fraa mtimatoa. tha above named aetata era raouirad ESTATE OF ANTONIA FABAC. 2ltt day of Jaoaary. IIIS, I will pre Roof Repairs TOWEL ft SUPPLY CO. K £ 4-4629. 166 a M F a D r. Eulberg, O.P. ta fUa tbam for allowanea la tha (Deceased). sent to tbe Couaty Court of tbe City 8 a. W. BMkIsa. Haaagtr County Court cd tha City and County No p.'.etee aad County of Denver, Colorado, my The bride is the daughter of Hr. and Mrs. Edward L. Mares, Insurauce W ork S. C r a a l R A . S-Ta<7 1849 Hooker Street, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and of Daavar. Colorado, on or btfora the All peraona biviag clalet agalaat aceouata for flaol aattleBeat of the llth day of May, IM S, or aald elaiina the above naTBed aatata ara reoulrod admlaiatratloe of aald eatata wkee WALL WASHING Mrs. Jsmes V. Churches. thall ba (oraver barred. to (lit them for tUowaaeo in tha aad where all peraona la interaat may PROF. QUILTING r Lucile DiPace served as maid of honor and the bridesmaids Clara E. Kennedy Couaty Court of the City aad County appear aad objeet to them if thay to MAXWELL'S WALL WABHIN6 (Nana of paraoa civlng Netiea) of Dtnver, Colorado, on or befon the Aloafca QslIUag Shop. H aoUa. guilt- were Marge Webber and Carol Bingenberg. Charles DeCola was d t s i r a . EffleUat— DapaadaUa SarvIaP Clan E. Keanady 23rd day of May. Itit, or aald elalma L ilU oa A, G IsasoB . lag, nmodolad <«wa aad wool coaa. the best man and the bridegroom's attendants were Ross Bush shall ba forever barred. FREE ZSTIMATB . _ _ . E ia o u tr lx Easentrix SHEET -METAL forta. Wool batu far tok. 2499 B and George Artemis. JaitMi P. Frial. Atty., GEORGE A. CANJAR, (Pnbllihtd la Tba Denver CathoHb W E . 4 -7 7 0 1 8rd Avo DU. t-U lt. After a wedding trip to Colorado Springs, the couple are at 48$ Exchaaee Bldg,, EXECUTOR R eg ia ta r) Denver 2. Colo. James J. Delaney. Attorney Pint PnUleatka Dae. 6, ISST Tha Snui Ilatad hart dMnwt Taxturlag Pathtisg — Paptrlog home at 2130 Meade Street, Denver. Publiihed la The Denver Catholic 484 Mejeetie Building loat PubUcaUea Jannary t, 1181 W. R. UeKELVT R a tia ta r Deaver 8. Colutado. RA. 2-9331 to ht ruMmbtrW whta you art The bride attended West High School and the bridegroom James W. Crsaasr, Atty. Fraa Eatiaata — R aaifibla Fiikt PnhUcatloB Dacambar It. H IT (Pnbliabad Ii Tba Denver CathoBc 484 MaJettle Bldg. dittrihutlog ytw potrauag. ta attended school in Golden. |Saai alaatopta oa waOpapar.I61( oO. lA tt PuhUentioB January t, I t ll R e g is te r ) Dsnvsr, Cole. tha dlEarial llaaa of hualaaaa. ' SP. T-liU Thorsday, Dee. 26, 1957 f k G l FOURTEEN Office, 938 Benneck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 44205 Bimbo's Restaurant Party ^ j c d h o l i c For 300, Young and Old “ Closed fo r Business” on the trimmings, Santa's traditional door did not describe the ac visit, candy, and gifts. tivity within at Bimbo's Res Entertainers from various C h d tiviiu Ld L taurant on East 0)lfax Avenue, clubs and orgatiizationB through Denver. With the co-operation of out ths metropolitan area do a number of Denver churches nated their talents to insure s and state and private welfare full four hours of smiles, laugh FR. N. ANDREW LAWRENCE agenciee, a mammoth Christmas ter, and enjoyment Day party was staged for more Although Bimbo’s is a new than 300 children and senior comer to Denver, the Christmas Holy Ghost Novitiate Heavy Loss, citizens. party is an annual “‘must" for From all parts of the city its management Similar affairs ■nd representing sU faiths and have been planned in Los An Avers Broadmoor Retreat Master nationality groups, the young geles, Las Vegas, and Plwenix, and oldsters alike were treated in this and preening Tnietide to a turkey dinner with all the seasons. By C. J. Zbcha and 40 brothers, who work in and their theology house in THEFIRETHATDE. 14 dioceses of the United Winchester, Va., in the Diocese STROYED Holy Ghost Novi States and in Ponce, Puerto of Richmond. Boys in the semi tiate, training house for priests Rico. nary come from 29 statea, and brothers of the Missionary Throughout the years, Father Mexico, and Puerto Rico. Servants of the Most Holy" ointed out, the community has Father Lawrence explained Trinity in Holy Trinity, Ala., een growing. At present there that members of the congre The Beer That Oet. 21 was termed a “heavy arp 209 studenta preparing for gation work in remote U.S. loss" - ^y Father M. Andrew diocesan areas where there is a Lawrence, M.S.SS.T., who was lack of priests. “We work on Made Milwaukee Famous in Colorado to conduct a month a kind of temporary basis," he of retreats at El Pomar Retreat said. “ We go to a mission poet House, Broadmoor, Colorado in some diocese and set up a J im Kopp (it lectern) award to Jim Peri, third chairman, was accepted S p rin g . parish. After about 10 years, Visiting in Denver recently, when tbe parish is functioning Luncheon Club bolds the minUtore fry- for him (in his absence) by Ed Jerain, ^and knight (right). Father said that the four win well, it is turned back to the ' priests o f the diocese." MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. Past Choirmen , In tbe rear is the present chairman, Marshall of the frame structure, built Members of the congregation Reddish, who holds the club's large frying pan, 1921, were destroyed. Lost tbe fatuous K. of C. Friday Luncheou Club ialso work in slum areas in in- ^eiaart M. — Paul V, — M. T. Mnrrayj used for calling members to chow and as a were the chapel, library, in “ Hi, Ya, fellows!" the frreeting he introduce cluding 4,200 volumes; living Idustrial regions. receptacle for the tickets for weekly prizes. * « • as second chairman of the club. quarters for 26 novices, and the The awards were made at the traditional Jack Denny, who conceived the idea for the kitchen. ' THE MISSIONARY SERV club and was its first chairman, is at left. The eggnog buffet luncheon of the club on Dec. 20. ANTS build churches, schools, “WE FEEL VERY FORTU- ‘clinics, social centers, and con- H a p p y LUNCHEON CLUB CHAIRMEN N A TE, however, that there iduet retreats. were no injuries," said Father I “We conduct vacation Lawrence. Temporary quarters ; schools and camps for boys," he Denny, Kopp, and Peri Honored for the novices have been set up jsaid. “ Onr founder taught us; N ew Y e a r at the preparatory seminary, ‘Save toe child and you save Eggnog, holiday spirit, and and best known forums in the tion before they once again get which adjoijis tbe novitiate. a ll'." voices raised in song marked rei on. down to the business of pre Although the fire means that This is toe second trip to the annual Friday Luncheon larking the holiday season senting the outstanding speak the congregation will have to> Colorad'o for'Father Lawrence, Club’s Christmas party, Dec. 20 with song and eggnog gave the ers on subjects of immediate rebuild tbe novitiate, plans are who specializes in retreats for as the members put aside their group a short period of relaxa national and local interest. still under way for a new pre married couples. He was re regular business to participate paratory seminary building at treat master at El Pomar dur in the joyous season that marks LOURDES' BOYS CHOIR TO SING Lynchburg, Va., he said. ing September, 1966. the birth of Our Lord, Jesus Christ. Rav. M. Andrew Lawranee, THE COMMUNITY, founded M .S.5S.T. Early Deadline Jack Denny, a former grand Luncheon Club to Hear in 1921 by Father Thomas Au Berante o f New Year’i Day k n i^ t and past chairman of the gustine Judge, C.H., and canon toe priesthood and the brother falling on a Wedneaday, cor- group, got the festivities mov ically erected with permission hood. reapondenu are aaked to have ing wito bis famous eggnog, Festive Choral Program of the Holy See in 1921, worlu material for the Denoer C a th and equally famous voice. Jack, for the preservation of the THE MISSIONARY SERV olic RegUter in the office on ^ tenor voice booming and Irish One of Denver's most highly blended together in praise and faith in American home mission ANTS conduct their house of Monday of next week, a day face glowing, managed to whip rated choral groups, the Our glorification of God. fi^ds. It numbers 108 priests philosophy in Brackney, Pi., earlier than uinaL the noup into a reasonably Lady of Lourdes Boys' Choir, The choir is especially apt passable choral society (any directed by Anthony Samarzia, in presenting Christmas pro similarity between the sound will present a special holiday grams; for the music of the that was made and a real choir program before the regular (ihristmas season lends itself Complete Repair Service was entirely coincidental). meeting of the Knights of to the adaptation of splendid Secondary purpose of last Columbus Friday Luncheon youthful male voices. week’s gathering of the Friday Club this Friday, Dec. 27. AH Catholic men are in TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU clan was to pay homage to This program wOI be the vited to attend tbit ipecial tbe founders and past chair second special event in the profraro and to becoma GL 5-4323 ♦ men of the Luncheon Clnb. GE. 3-3861 annual holiday programming of rafular mamber* of tha Fri- With true spirit, the hail and the club. Last week they held dav Luncheon Club. The club ♦ how-do-you-do gel-together meet* every Friday at neon 3030 W. 44th AVE. their eggnog and sing fest. ♦ toasted Jack Denny, Jim Kopp, in tbe K. of C. Home, 1575 Known around Denver and and Jim Peri with eggnog and Grant Streat, Denver. The ♦ around the region for its well wishes, giving them the price fo r the lunch and tha ♦ much deserved pat on the back outstanding work in public program ■( only $1. ♦ they have earned in the past appearances, which include years. The organization has rsdio and television successes, ♦ grown from a handful of loyal the boys’ choir is a superb ♦ knights to one of the largest example of youthful voices Refuse to Mar ♦ ♦ C. E. BOHANNON ♦ ♦ DEPENDABLt PLUMBING & HEATING CO. Holiday Joy by ♦ 3800 LOWELL PHONE ♦ 4700 W. Colfax Ave. Denver, Colorado BOULEVARD ' GR. 7-5930 Chance Driving ♦ PHONES AL. 6-1444 >and AL. 6-1445 — Store Hours — An appeal from the State : Patrol urges drivers and pedes Monday & Friday — 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. trians to put forth a maximum 'I^es., Wed., Thurs., & Sat. X effort during the holidays to ♦ avoid tra ffic troul|ies. 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. ♦ om em aker’s | “ The e ffo rt to reduce the number of accidents which mar Christmas'bappiness in so many Department rof our homes esn be successful only if everyone will do his part Putronisg The$e Rtliable and Friendly Firms to make this Christmas a safe blessing. To the left of Father Moynihan Is holiday. Everyone should real Children from St. M -M .im .m s»jm Ba-:M :jm , e. Tn-3e~i'g ::a je -e3fc* Christmas Party Andrew Kelley, who gave the party at his ize thsB an accident can happen Clara’s Orphanage, Recommended Firms to him, and refuse to take the Denver, meet St Nick at the 10th annual restaurant. Craig Bowman, the ooy about to KITCHEN, BATH, or CELLAR DRAIN... chance that may cause it. Christmas party given by State ,Representative shake hands with Santa, is an altar boy at St “The Christmas-New Year Andrew D. Kelley. Rsy Marler acted as Santa Clara’s. He has a fine singing voice and also ROTO-ROOTER "RAZOR^KLEENS"’EM ALL THE SAME plays the trumpet holidays are th'e ‘drinkingest’ of Claus. Father James Moynihan gave the dinner for Auto them all, which means that all officers in tbe department will BY STATE REPRESENTATIVE R O T O - R O O i be particularly alert for cele brants ‘who feel the need for SERVICE bottled help in building up their St. Clara Children Are Given Party Christmas spirit' Garvin's Sewer Service “It is not the wish of this de Seventy children from St furnished by the Tivoli Brew partment to interfere with any Clara's Orphanage, Denver, ate ing Company. Others who con ^ectrie Communications tributed to making the party a Workers’ Union, employes of Williams Nash, Inc. Exclusive Roto-Roofer Operators one’s holiday pleasure, but the turkey, ice cream, and candy; SP. 7-4227 1156 Delaware driver whose reflexes and judg success were the flight engi Tempte Bros. Trucking firm, drank soda pop, examined their women of toe Jane Jefferson ment are impaired with alcohol neers of United Airlines, who CM- A u t h o r i s e d Seles St Service it a menace to himself and other Christmas stockings, and re furnished automobile transpor Democratic Gub, and tomers of Kelley’s Grill. highway users. Every officer ceived toys from Santa at toe tation to and from the orphan- Iha Only National Sawat Sarriea Availabla Leeaffy wilt be alert for such drivers, lOth annual Christinas party Expert Meebamical Work All Makes and the enforcement effort di given by State Representative Bacon & Schramm rected against them will not be Andrew D. Kelley in his restan- 2030 S. University 42781 lenient” rant Entertainment was fur Compoeition Roofing ENGLEWOOD The State Patrol also re nished by Mrs. H o f f m a n’s Tile Roofing minded “good” drivers that Rocky Mountain Half Pints OPEN EVENINGS Roof Repairing mere compliance with tbe traf with Terry McGovern acting as Heoting Company fic laws may not ^ enough. It master of .ceremonies. 4020 Brighton Blvd. Serving Entire Englewoon eno recommends “defensive driving” Father James Moynihan, pas COMFORT CH. 4-6363 Denver tree as an added protective measure. tor of Our Lady of Grace Par BOB GERARDOT'S AuUiwiafd Laaon Dealer “ Drive within the law yourself, ish, gave the blea^in|; and the FsTBacea and Air Coadllleniag THE BEST IN LUCOACE ■nd keep a sharp lookout'for sodality of that parish served If YOU are caught in the ‘^SQUEEZE" be It til KM. the fellow who doesn’t ” the dinner. Everyone st the tween a growing family and the “ light money” All Makea Fumacaa party enjoyed the singing and in.talfbd, Sarvie*d Calholie high oehool faeili- trumpet renditions of little market, here is a suggestion: and Repaired tie« today mean good Catholic Craig Bowman, who lives at St. BUICK eilisenf tomorrovr. Give to the Clara’s. Craig, a devout lad, is Persons already owning their homes are C oN oa * Heating Arrhbi.hop'* High School one of the altar boys there. M I m t * ' finding that it is much easier to get money for * Air Conditioning Fund! Toys, games, and dolls were FUrM * 5-4461 remodeling than it is to borrow for a new house. te i.i4ss * Sheet Metal Work * * W e D o n ’ t W ant All the Business— Just Yours** HEAVENLY BLANK CHECKS .And remodeling is often a better deal, you Phone SU 14494 Fre. Cbaclrep aad E.tiaula know what your present house needs to meet Day aad Niafat Serviea X SATRIANO 1065 W. Hampden Sacraments to Be Subject your current requirements. You already have Frank Watert, Prop. ♦ a lawn, priceless shade trees and many other HAL HUDSON ♦ BROTHERS For Next TV Production conveniences. ♦ s 24 NR. ^ i JbA The Rev. James J. M c- grace in the Bank of His JANITOR ♦ QQJ ^NevQOOsrIQQ f Please Patronize Quads, S.J., national pro Heavenly Father.” Start with the basement— A Modern Heal SERVICE Father McQuade briefly ♦ moter, Sodalities of Our ing System will provide a great deal of addi Your REGISTER describes the nature and on- Lady, and “star” of the We ♦ * Rug ,ond Upholstery o f the teveb sacramentsgin tional usable space for that extra shower room , Advertisers and Believe series currently being Cleaning with a special commentary on telecast over station KLZ-TV, bedroom, or recreation room. * WAIBINB • fill t O A lt Mention saenm ent the Holyofthe 6 ♦• lAtflMIBid ...... * Guaranteed channel 7, every Sunday at • WMMi MCKIHB *« fBlIIIHMB Eucharist. ♦ ♦ I V i m i l tIRIB MoHiproeHng THE REGISTER 10:30 a.m., will discuss what Next Sunday, Father Mc- ♦ ♦ LEEUJUS Catholics believe about the Your Home Con Be Comfortoble with * Floor Woxing and Quade will discuss what Cath sacraments on this Sunday’s ♦ ♦ FUHNINO A A IVSHt Polishing olics believe about the family BGM'T GIVI Tout CAt show. The We Believe series, ♦ IHt WMRINB liVBH * Walls and Windows in the 11th program of Sta mtt r m t BAT n c u r t W iW r produced by the National ♦ tion KLZ’s We Jieve senes. t •00 KAUMATW .. MA.MYU Washed Council o f Catholic Hen, is ♦ EXPERT . DEPENDABLE designed to present the be “ Utility” ♦ INSURED liefs of the Catholic in an ob Vefs Adm/msfrafion jective and scientific manner. ♦ Cali Va lor Fraa Estimatea This week, in discussing ♦ GL. 6.5764 aad GL. 6-8269 itir OlvmM eiMi t a t-R S i Cufs Announced It Spm«v( tI the Sacramento, Father Mc- HEATING COOLING ♦ 2836 W. 44tli Ava. A reduction of administrative Quade says. “Now it hap ♦ pens that you are a very personnel, from 1X2,000 to HUDSON (MOM IsWif Cor U r a k e good friend of mine, so good 28,000, and in administrative SALES S E R V IC E a friend that-you have given offices, from 1,127 to 346, over : Electrical Contracting & Repairing T b u f u m J i L Q d . me a whole book fiill of blank the past 10-year period has dGec. ♦ checks, ail of them signed in been announced by the Veterans’ your perfectly legal si^a- Administration. Professional H eating Contractors CAPITAL CARL J. KTHOHi>III\LCR ture. 'ITiese very cheap little A 60 per cent cut in admin . - Ele«tric Company pieces of paper have plenty istrative costs, totaling. more 2828 WEST 44th AVE. of financial ;uwer. Catholics than $252,000,000 was made B r o a d w a y UcMMd oas a— «q look upon toe sacramental during tbe 10 years. The reduc VIC HEBERT INC. Mawbar NatioaoT Eloctrical Coatraetar* Att’a. intern something like tliat tion amounts to $252,132,000— PHONE GE. 3-4365 TAbor 5-5191 They are signed checks given from $419,043,000 in fiscal S660 Downing 1178 Stoat St. AC. 2-5733 to the Church on Christ’s 1947, to $166,911,000 in fiscal tiSM ISIS tremendoub account of divine 1967, VA said. k i o i i & iassist at THE JUNIOR RED CROSS of Randall School KErttoee 4-3217 CHERRY the 7:30 o'clock Mass. parish. It also made an appear held a Chriatmas party this week for the residents of At the breakfast to follow in ance at Union Depot. Food Market the J. K. Mullen Home for the Aged, Denver. Thomas Bulger, 74, the high school auditorium, an Finally on Monday evening, CREEK receives a sweater from Gaye Boas, president of the JRC council, lALL SAINTS PARISH- Appreciatet Your Biuinett outstanding speaker will ad Dec. 23, the Senior Newman SERVICE Club closed the 'series with its while the headmaster of Randall School, Mrs. Allen Moore, 99 2SBS SO. FEDERAL BLVD. EU WhiNbMd, LvuM 3030 E. 6th EA. 2-1801 dress the men. Following, the own rendition of the Christmas S. Downing, looks on. (UtaaW St. ViBCtnt da Faol breakfast, solemn installation of SUNDAY MASSES Parish) the 1968 officers of the club music. Many grateful hearts Coapistv Aulonglivv Ssrvlea will take place. were warmed by this generous 6:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:30, 12:30 & 6:30 P.M. singing of the various youth Inspection Station 1689 This week Father Edward Confessions: Saturday 4 to 6 & 7:.30 to 9 SHOP groups. Parish in Fort Logan Madden received Harold 0. e v a r l e y c b u i t t a s t o r U 7 St. P*dI StrHt R . H S , P Green Stamps Behrens and Clifford Allen Classes in St. Patrick's BUSI«Y S-40IV school will be resumed Jan. 6. 2559 SO. FEDERAL WEST 5-2747 FREE PICKUP A DELIVERY AcroM front Chtrry Crttk Binli Selby into the Church. Spon sors for Mr. Behrens were his The inoculation clinic bas Records Busiest Week 278 University FR 7-9757 Where Flotcen Are been set up for Jan. 6. All (ruaranteeil son, Thomas, and his daughter, Mrs. Barbara Nelson. Robert parents are aiked to sea that Fort Logan.— (St. Patrick’s received. The money will be ‘CURE d'ARS PARISH ‘ these children who have re J. Quintal acted as sponsor for Parish)— A surprise birthday placed in tha confraternity fund. ceived consent to receive in E. 32nd AVE. h D A H U A ST. ’St. Vincent de Paul's Parish’ M r. Selby. party for the pastor, the Rev. Music was provided by Mrs. jections do not over indulge Anthony Weinzapel, and sev M. Payton, pianist. SUNDAY MASSES so. UNIVERSITY BLVD. A E. ARIZONA in holiday sweets, thereby eral other parties and miscel The Perpetual Help Circle of 6:00 - 8:00 - 10:00 - 11:80 A 7:00 P.M. making themselves absent on laneous activities with a Christ the Altar and Rosary Society CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4:00 & 7:30 S SUNDAY MASSES ^ All Soints' Graup that day. mas theme were crowded into will meet Wednesday evening, 6:46, 8:00, 9:30. 11:00 and 12:16 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Can- one of the busiest weeks in par Jan. 8, in the home of Mrs. R e t , J o h n N . H a l e y , F a s t o b Confessions: Saturdays 3:30 to 6:30 and 7:80 to 9 p.m. zona and daughter Veronica ish history. Charles Baker. This circle, 8050 Dahlia S t EA. 2-1119 R t . R et. Mscr. E ugene A. O’Su l u v a n , Pastor Ta Elect Officers have gone to California to On Mondsy, Dec. 16, Father which already has presented one visit Mrs. Canzona's sister and 2385 E. Arizona Weinzapel w u feted by the set of vestments to Father SP. 7-4813 (Alt Saints’ Pariib, Denver) brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. school children and their teach WeinziMl, will begin cutting The Altar and Rosary Soci Richard Finn, for the Christmas er, Mrs. James Markey. He was material for a second set at THELMA KASSON YOU ALWAYS ety will meet in the parish hall season. Mrs. Finn is the former presented a birthday cake and this meeting. BEAUTY SALON Washington Friday, Dec. 27, at 8 p.m. Lucille Pietro; she and her hus a food shower that included al No meeting of the Parent- 2876 Colorado Blvd. S A V E A T band are now living in the Los LEN'S Pharmacy This meeting is for the purpose most every poesible type of Teachers’ Association is sched Hair Styling of electing officers for the com Angeles area. staple and frozen food items. uled for the month of January. U C FZHK P rop . PermaiterU W eeing SIMMONS DRUG Park Mkt. Wednesday, Dec. 18, the school Menbor St. Vincuit Pool'i Fvish ing .year, and the present offi The weekly envelopes fo r 1968 PHONE DEstcr S-IIU Bill Hughe* Have Your Doctor Phone cers hope there will be a good are ready and should be picked children were taken to Queen rh*lms Ksises O'Coaasr, Own** 2868 Colo. Blvd. FR. 7-2614 Your Friendly Us Your Prescription turn-out for the meeting. up as soon as possible. The place of Heaven Orphanage, where Guardian Angels' The catechism chsses for to get them is in the baptistry, they presented the play. S h e e p AG Stare 270? E. Looi*i*na RA 2-3739 children attending public school where those already assign^ « / B e t k l e k e m , and distributed 598 S. Gilpin SP. 7-6075 At LonitUn. end Smtfa 0*rl*v have been discontinued for the are spread out in alphabetical gift packages of candy to ap ST. FRANCIS de SALES' PARISH^ next two weeks, and will re proximately 140 .enthusiastic Parish Party far order. Those who have no en E. ALAMEDA A SHERMAN ST. Please Patronize NORRIS AG MARKET sume class as follows; Monday, velopes assigned are asked to children. Cookies, baked by the Wednesday, and Friday classes wait for the priest in the bap women of the parish, were taken Tats Draws 225 SUNDAY MASSES Your REGISTER 6*rtk Nwiit, Frtf. begin on Jan. 6 at the regular tistry so that he may get the to the orphanage on Sunday. (Guardian Angels* Parish, 6:00 • 6:00 • 7:00 • 8:00 ■ 9:00 - 10:00 - 11:00 A 12:00 Advertisers and Mtmktr *f St. VlM int's Pariili time; Saturday classes on Jan. name and address. The same play was presented 11. D enver) CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 3:30 A 7:30 Compl.t* AC Food C.at*r Confessions will be heard Friday night, Dec. 20, at the Mention The Christmas party given R t . R e v . M s g b . G r e g o b t S h i t b , P a s t o b Credit — Free Delivery A new convert claas will OB Tuesday, Dee. 31, from 4 school’s Christmas party, with for the children of the parish, THE REGISTER m**t for 6r*t inslmction* on to 5 :3a and 7:30 to 8:30 in a standing-roora-only crowd of 800 So. Sherman S t PE. 8-5400 S. CUnon a L*ul»lwia PC. S-0417 sponsored by the Altar and tho first Monday of tba New preparation for New Year’s parents and children in attend Rosary Society and the Moms’ Yaar, Jan. 6, at 8 p.m. in the Day, a holy day of obliga ance. Santa Claus distributed Club, was a huge success. parish ball. All are aiked to tion. Masses on New Year's gifts exchanged by the Mhool More than 225 children at JOE BUCKMASTER MOTORS invite their non-Catbolic and Day will be at 7, 9 and 10 children and also those for Alameda Drug Store CONOCO PRODUCTS tended. They were shown fallen-away Catholic friends a.m., 12 noon, and 7 in the brothers and listers of students V. o. PETERSON. Prvp. movies. Santa gave each child Lubriration-Delco Balteriei Specieiiziog in Ford, Mercurj — AUe Genarel Repairing, or relatives to attend these evening. who were on hsnd. a gift and a stocking of candy, Cat Rate OrndN important classes. A Christmas party, sponsored Washiag Front End Alignment — Wheel Balancing — Tire*, There will be no catechism nuts, and fruit. C a r Weekly collection envelopes by the Altar and Rosary So F o u n ta in 5erslc« S u n d r ie g Batteriei, Ga», Oil*. Sunday, Dec. 29, for the cate The Masse* on New Year’s will be available in the parish ciety, was held Saturday after kour Busineu Appreeieted chism classes or for the Junior Day will be at 7 and 8 W. A . (Dutch) Thomos 9. Midlten *1 E. B«y«od (East of Cfa.rrr Cr»*k C*st*r) FR. 7-87II hall next Sunday, Dec. 29, after noon, Dec. 21, for the altar boys Newman Club on Satur^y. a.m. and 7 p.m. Alameda & So. Broadway Alameda A Logan PE. 3-9840 all the Masses. Each family is These classes will be resume of the parish. asked to stop and pick up their on Sunday, Jan. 6. Tba Altar and Rosary So- Pehrson’§ Market box of envelopes. Saturday, Dec. 28, at 10 eiaty also spentorad distri Holidays in Ohio The firms listed here SO. GAYLORD SHOPPING DIST. The Boy Scout *paper drive o’clock Irene Quintana and Jo bution of coekias to rasident* Mr. and Mrs. Clem Kohl of Complete Oae»Stop deserve to be remembered will be held in the parish ball seph Lujan will be married be of fear convalascant hemes. St. John the Evangelist's Par on Sunday, Jan. 5, from 10 fore a Nuptial High Mass at Tba coekias wars taksn to ish, Denver, are spending the when you are distributing holidays in Cleveland, 0., with FOOD STORE We Will Mount Year a.m. to 4 p.m. Papers should which members of the Senior tha boms* by Mrs. Paul Trumbla and Mrs, R. K. their son, Robert, and family. your patronage in the dif The firms listed here be saved until that date. Choir will sing. Delivery — Tuea., ThuTs., Sat. deserve to be remembered SN O W TIRES R e g i e t e r news should be The banns of marriage are Sandar*. ferent lines of buslnes.*!. called to Mrs. Flanagan at WE. published between Florence Eet- 491 So. Pearl PE. 3-1484 when you are distributing WE SELL THEM TOOl Awards Prasented 5-5369 by Saturday of the tier of this parish and Homer Presentation of awards to the F r e e Pickup and D t i i v e r y coming week. yonr patronage in the dif Roy StigalT of St. Dominic’s. outstanding students of each JNE PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST iST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH i ferent lines of business. Mobil Motor Service class was a highlight of the Christmas program prasented 13th Ave. at Vine E. 14tb AVE. AT DETROIT ST. 1001 S. SATLOtO Sr. 7-1774 Sunday^ Dee. 28, by the Con i SUNDAY MASSES i Class at St. Vincent's fraternity of Chrutian Doctrine Ph. DE. 3-3668 for public school children at 6:46. 7:00, 8:16, 9:80, IIKIO, 12:16 & 6:00 P.M. tending Saturday religion class A. J. JOY, Prop. Confessions: Saturday 3:30 to 6:00 & 7:30 to 9d)0 Andersen’s Market es snd also for their parents. Ueisbtr oZ St. FbilaatBs's Received Into Church Fsiish R t . R e v . Mbchl W il u a u M. H ig g in s, P astob A COM PLETE Tha program opened with a 1093 So. Gaylord (St. Vincent do Panl's Parish, for non-CatboIics, as well as luncheon served to the large It's iof« to 2820 E. 14th Ave. FR. 7-5075 AG RA. 2-0902 D enver) Catholics, will begin about the m up. Tha children presented FREE DELIVERY When the convert class for do business with FOOD STORE Open Every Day middle of January, at a date to Father Weinzapel a spiritual non-Catholics was recently con be announced. The instructions bouquet. Sister Msry Anthony, temeene you know. Betty & Bob’s Beauty cluded, the persons who were Andy's Texaco Service are held every Monday and supervisor, received a box of Drns* — Sundries — Gift* & Barber Shop receiv^ into the Church on the Wednesday evenings, for a pe candy. Fine Wines and Liquors !2tb a Clayton FR. 7-9826 Specializing in evening of Dec. 20, were Miss riod o f 1 1 weeks. Outstanding students honored WB GrVB RED STAMPS Bonnie Brae Shopping Center Judy Coble, sponsors, Paul Masses OB Jan. 1, New were: First grade, Dominic Vi- Permanent Wav and Althea Idljestrand; Charles Year’s Day, tba Feast of tba ril and Sally Honek; Commun- ALL SOULS' Texaco /^P rod u cts ing and Latest in McCain, sponsors, Kenneth and Circumeiiien of Onr Lord, bn class, Anthony Benavidez Hair Shaping Judy Zarlengo; Mrs. .Nona will be 6:45, 8, 9i30, and 11 and Kathleen McCullough; sec PARISH Lubrication Tiro* CONOCO PRODUaS a.m. and 12il5 and 7:30 p.m. ond and third grade, (Jeorgine Washing Aecassoriaa 2603 E. 12th Ave. EA 2-4723 f t t K s e t 's Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jacobson, LofariutlOB, C*r W aihiBi. BalUria* Eild and Thomas Feeley; fourth R*char(o4. TIr* ValM tilBf ence Gachassin, sponsor, Maura 1360 S. Forest, will entertain pads, James Feeley and Laurel Atlas Tires and Battarie* O’Sullivan; James Eeril, spon ir « G l e e Pion««r Stamp* Grocery ond Morket the Sacred Heart Bridge Circle Curtis; fifth grade. Bill Ifon- BROGAN'S TED^S LIQUORS sors, Ray and Irene Rudomh; on Saturday evening, Dec. beiser and Tovinka Rose; sixth STEELE BONNIE BRAE FANCY MEATS. VEGETABLES Thomas Eevil, sponsors, ^ y The St. Tboroaa Aquinas Cir grade, Jeanne Mycka and Cyn Fin* Fnmitnre AND QUALITY GROCERIES and Pearl Rudolph. Two more AND DELICATESSEN cle will meet in the home of Mr. thia Walker; and seventh and Ten Bregaa, Z42S So. Fed. Blvd. STANDARD SERVICE Conoco Service Free Delivery SPrnee 7-4447 adults from the same class will snd Mrs. John McCabe, 667 S. eighth grades, Eddie Ficklin WK. f - m i a. J. LAKBRECBT, Prep. be baptized in the near future. 3175 E. Celias 724 So, University PE. 3-9909 York, on Saturday evening, Dec. and Barbara Mehrans. Fraa Dalieery i l l 23S1 E. OUe Av*.