Five Pastors, Two Administrators, Assistant Appointed Evergreen Receives Resident Priest Fr. Norbert Walsh to Arvada, Fr. Ailen to Holy Family Parish (See copyright notice over P. 1 masthead) Appointments of five pastors, two administrators, and one a^istant are announced by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. The pastors are as follows: Holy Family parish, Denver, the Rev. Forrest Allen of St. Anne’s parish, Arvada; St. Anna’s parish, Arvada, the Rev. Norbert Walsh of St. John’s parish. Stone- ham; St. Joseph’s parish. Golden, the Rev. Andrew E. Warwick of St. An­ thony’s parish, Julesburg; St. Anthony’s parish, Julesburg, the Rev. Albert E. Puhl of St. Joseph’s parish. Golden; and St. John’s parish, Stoneham, the Rev. John Canjar, assistant in Holy Family parish, Denver. The Rev. Joseph Bosch of St. Peter’s parish. Crook, is named adminis Rev. Norbert WaUb Rev. Albert E. Pukl Rev. Charles Salmon trator of Christ the King parish. Evergreen, and the Rev. Charles Salmon, assistant in Our Lady of Lourdes parish, Denver, is named administrator of St. Peter’s parish. Crook. The Rev. Nicholas Walsh, chaplain in Mt. St. Vincent home, Rer. Forrest Allen Rer. Andrew E. Warwick Denver, is named assistant in Our Lady of Lourdes parish, Benedictine Nuns Pian Convent Denver. Announcement was ma^e The appointments are effective Friday, Nov. 16. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation this week by the Lady Abbess Rev. Forrest Allen + + + Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1951— Permiss’on to Reproduce, Except on Augustina that construction The Rev. Forrest Allen, newly Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. will begin immediately on a named pastor of Holy Family par­ new convent for the Benedic­ ish in Denver, succeeds the Rt. Official Rev. Monsignor Deo M. Flynn, who tine Sisters in South Boulder. The died in September. A veteran of erection of suitable facilities was revealed to be the real purpose the army chaplains’ corps in World of the Abbess’ return from Ger­ war II, Father Allen has been pas­ many, where she presides over the tor of the Shrine of St. Anne in DENVER CATHaiC 900-year-old St. Walburga’s abbey Arvada since January, 1948. In in Eichstaett, Bavaria. that time he has completed and dedicated the parish rectory, re­ Archbishop Urban J. Vehr has ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER approved plans and given permis­ decorated the church, and begun a Chancery Office fund for a parish school. sion for the construction to pro­ 1336 Logan Street ceed on a $79,000, one-story brick A native of Blanca, where he Denver 5, Colorado building on a 12-acre site south of was born Dec. 10, 1911, Father The following appointments are the present buildings of St. Wal­ Allen was reared in Pueblo, where announced by the Archbishop: REGISTER burga’s convent in South Boulder, he attended St. Patrick’s grade PASTORS where the Abbess herself was su­ school. He was graduated from Holy Family church, Denver, Rev. Pueblo Catholic high in 1929 and perior until her elevation in 1950. Forrest Allen that same year entered Regis col­ VOL XLVIl. No. n . THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1951 DENVER, COLORADO The light red brick building will St. Anne’s church, Arvada, Rev. lege, Denver. be constructed 'in an L shape fac­ Norbert Walsh ing the mountains. The smaller After a year’s study at Regis, St. Joseph’s church, Golden, Rev. he entered St. Thomas’ seminary, wing will be given over to a large Rev. John A. Canjar Rev. Nicholas Walsh Andrew E. Warwick New St Catherine's Church in Hiff room suitable for use as the chapel Denver. He was ordained to the St. Anthony’s church, Julesburg, priesthood May 22, 1937, in the of the community until such time Rev. Albert E. Puhl as a regular chapel can . be built. Denver Cathedral by Archbishop St. John’s church, Stoneham, Rev. Vehr, and was appointed assistant The larger wing will be completely Contains New Chapel John Canjar equipped to handle a community in St. Catherine’s parish, Denver, of 20 sisters. It will contain in­ where he served three years. ADMINISTRATORS Christ the King church. Evergreen, dividual cells, a refectory, a kit­ In June, 1940, Father Allen be­ Rev. Joseph Bosch chen, community room, and quar­ Wing Is Completed came administrator of St. Mi­ St. Peter’s church,' Crook, Rev. ters for a novitiate. chael’s parish. Delta, and in Jan­ Charles Salmon uary, 1941, he w as^ansferred to Novitiate to Open St. Paul’s parish, Idaho Springs, ASSISTANT PASTOR For Group of Three as administrator. He held that Our Lady of Lourdes church, Den­ On Sterling Hospital ver, Rev. Nicholas Walsh The Lady Abbess reveals that it post until May, 1943, when he was Mt. St. Vincent’s home will be is hoped to have the building fin­ commissioned in the chaplain ished by next May and announces Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will preside at dedication corps of the U. S. army. cared for by the Jesuit Fathers ceremonies in Sterling on Sunday, Nov. 25, for the new ad­ Appointments effective Friday, that a novitiate will be opened im­ He was separated from the serv­ Nov. 16. mediately, There are at present dition and chapel in St. Benedict’s hospital. He also will ice in 1946, after some three years two postulants ■with the South dedicate the new St. Anthony grade school and gymnasium in the army, including a tour of St. Mary’s mission house, Techny, Boulder community and a third the same day, in addition to conferring Confirmation duty in the Pacific theater. He en­ 111., from Sept. 23, 1921, to June, will come from England. Three ad­ tered the Catholic university in ditional professed sisters from in St. Anthony’s church. 1923. His theological course was Washington, D. C., in the fall of Germany are already registered for The new building at St. Bene­ taken in the same institution, and that year, and sp«nt a year and emigration, and it is expected that dict’s hospital, conducted by the he was ordained May 26, 1927, a half in the ^aduate studies in they will be in Colorado by next 2 L^ion of Mary Benedictine Sisters o f Sioux City, by Bishop Edward F. Hoban in canon law until he was named to summer. la., is a three-story wing that con­ Techny. the Arvada parish. - The new church in Julesburg, The principal impetus for the tains, beside the chapel, more' construction of the new convent rooms for patients, clerical and re­ Rev. Andrew E. Warwick which seats approximately 325 Units Arrange 30 persons, is of brick and steel con- was a gift o f $20,000 from a long­ ceiving offices, a large laundry, th e Rev. Andrew E. Warwick, '(Tunito Pages— Column 3) time friend and benefactor of the and a boiler room. A new entrance new pastor o f St. Joseph’s parish', Officers have been announced Maiiy donations from friends structural weakening soon became South Boulder nuns, their neigh­ constructed where the two wings Golden, succeeds the Rev. John for the Solemn Mass that will fol­ of the parish outside Iliff have evident Now, after many long bor, Miss. Elizabeth Sheeby. From Baptisms in Year join gives the building a strik­ Kelly, who has been incapacitated Movie Industry Plans low the dedication on Monday, Nov. helped in the task of copverting years of struggle the parish finally the beginning, when the refugee ingly new appearance. for some time by ill health. Ad­ 26, of the jiew St. Catherine of the parish hall into a new church. has a new church. Benedictine Sisters began to build At least 30 Baptisms in the ministrator of St. Anthony’s par­ Siena church in ■ Iliff (pictured Father Leite said. Among tha Father Leite assumed charge in their humble quarters close to the A High Mass offered by Father Aid to Loretto Heights above) by Archbishop Urban J. donations were $1,500 from May of 1935. In seven years, in past year were among the re­ Dominic Sclafani, O.S.B., hospital ish since June 1, 1941, Father Sacred Heart of Mary church. Miss Warwick directed there the erec­ Announcement is expected to Vehr. Archbishop Vehr and $500 from spite o f a depression, drought, Sheeby has been their most loyal sults of work by 20 members chaplain, on the Feast o f Christ Officers of Ceremonies Helen Bonfils Somnes. floods, and grasshoppers, the par­ the King, Oct. 28, marked the tion of a beautiful new church be made in Denver today (Thurs­ friend and willing press agent. of two Denver Legion of Mary costing approximately* $110,000 day, Nov. 1) of a huge motion The celebrant of the Mass will The dedication day will be a ish paid o ff an $18,000 debt, made Her assistance and generosity to opening o f the new chapel. On be the Rev. Herman J. Leite, pas­ great event for the parishioners of considerable improvements oh the praesidia in St. Catherine’s Oct. 29 Father Sclafani offered a that was dedicated June 1, 1949. picture benefit for Loretto Heights these sisters and to other worthy and Blessed Sacrament parishes, it There remains a debt o f only some college, arranged through national tor; deacon, the Rev., Joseph Lane St. Catherine’s, who have over­ rectory and church, and in March causes won for her in 1948 the Solemn Mass ■with Father Joseph of Burling;ton; a'ubdeacon, the Rev. come many obstacles to bring the of 1939 purchased six lots, the re­ was learned on Thursday, Oct. 26, Bosch of St. Peter’s parish. Crook, $17,000 on the new building. movie interests. Some of the Papal medal, Pro Eeclesia et Ponti- at the monthly comitium - meeting Father Warwick came to the greatest stars in motion pictures James Halloran of Fleming; and new church into existence. It 'will mainder of the block in which the fiee. as deacon; Father James Kane, as­ master of ceremonies, the Rev. also recall another dedication day church and rectory are located. in Holy Ghost haH. Other items Denver archdiocese July 16, 1937., are to be brought here for the Ground will probably be broken sistant at St. Anthony’s, Sterling, Leonard Redelberger of Denver. in 1927. On the eve of that day, Excluding the price of the heat­ mentioned were the distribution of after serving as national field sec­ grand opening o f a new film, and Tuesday of next week for the new as subdeacon; and Father James Chanters at the dedication will however, tragedy struck the parish ing plant and some necessary fur­ rosaries, prayer books. Catholic retary for the Catholic University the entire proceeds are to be given convent. The building has been Halloran of $t. Peter’s parish, be the Rev. Emile J. Verschrae- when fire ravaged the building. nishings, the church-hall was newspapers and periodicals, and of Peking. Prior to that time he to the college. A similar benefit designed and ■will be built by John Fleming, as master of ceremonies. ghen of Sterling and the Rev. Jo­ Undaunted, the parish began re­ erected at a cost o f $21,000. Since * the organization of many Block was procurator at the Sacred in Los Angele^raised $150,000 Keller, a graduate of Notre Dame Father Francis Brady of St. Pat­ seph E. Bosch of Crook. The ser­ construction of the.church and they it was erected on a pay-as-you-go Rosaries in the homes and hospitals Heart mission house o f the So­ for a Catholic hospital. Details university, who recently completed rick’s parish, Holyoke, delivered mon ■will be delivered by the Rev. were forced to use parts of the old basis and because parishioners o n ­ visited. President Thomas V. ciety o f the Divine Word in could not be announced at Register the new $250,000 civic Memorial the sermon. Delisle A. Lemieux, pastor of St. church. The building was at best erously donated labor and services, Kelley commended the praesidia on Girard, Pa. His first appointment press time, as the movie officials building in Longmont. The neces­ Catherine’s, Denver. a temporary expedient as signs of no debt has been incurred. their various works for the The chapel is o f brick construc­ in Colorado was as assistant in from Hollywood had not arrived. sary materials are available and Blessed Virgin. tion, the inner walls being of light St. Anthony’s parish. Sterling, Loretto Heights college an­ Mr. Keller expects to make rapid New Officers Elected brick with birchwood ceiling. The where he served until transferred nounced N ot. 1 that Ann Blyth, progress unless severe winter liturgical altar, the altar railing, to a similar post at Blessed Sac­ Hollywood star, will oppear at $245 TatalReached Services for Dead Nov. 4 weather interferes. Miss Genevieve Kuester of Holy and the pews were specially built rament parish, Denver, on Aug. the first two nights of the col­ The construction of the new con­ Family parish praesidium, for six and are regarded as splendid 30, 1939. lege’s Star Nites performances. vent will be a far cry from the years vice president of the Denver works of art. The over-all cost of Father Warwick was born in N ot. 13 and 14. “ Firefly” will By St. Jeseph Burse erection of the first buildings in comitium, was elected recording the addition is estimated at Ironton, 0., on Jan. 13, 1900. He he presented N ot. 13-17, in- South Bouldef, which were built secretary for a three-year term at At Mt. Olivet Cemetery $200,000. made his philosophical studies at clusiTe. The total of $245 was attained by the sisters themselves, fresh the meeting. Miss Kuester served in the past week by the St. Joseph The annual services for the dead Magdalene’s, Mother of God, Our over from Germany. On-the-job as vice president from 1942 till burse, Denver archdiocesan fund will be conducted at Mt. Olivet Lady of Mt. Carmel, Our Lady of training taught Mother Augustina 1948. Miss Kuester is employed in for the education o f priests, as the cemetery on Sunday, Nov. 4, at 3 Grace, Our Lady o f Lourdes, St. and her companion sisters now to the office of the American Crystal At St. Vincent's Cornerstone Laying result o f three donations. Last Patrick’s, S t Patrick’s' (Ft. be carpenters, bricklayers, plumb­ Sugar Co. p.m. by Archbishop Urban J, Vehr, week the burse sum stood at $206. Logan), Sts. Peter and Paul’s, St. ers, and cement finishers. They John P. Perito, operator of the it is announced by the Very Rev. In addition, St. Patrick’s parish, Monsignor James P. Flanagan, Philomena’s, Presentation, St. Rose built their quarters, unit by unit, Armstrong Castor Co., was elected Holyoke, paid an additional $800 secretary of the cemetery associa­ of Lima’s, Sacred Heart, St. and at the same time farmed ' treasurer of the Denver comitium on its own, separate burse. tion. The service will begin with Therese’s, and St. Vincent de their land' and cared for their to replace Mr. Kelley, who was The past week’s contributors, procession through the cemetery Paul’s. livestock. elevated to the presidency of the and the amounts they gave to the and each pastor or assistant is group at the September meeting. burse, follow : Anonymous, Denver, Mr. Perito has been assisting with asked to lead his parish group. $25; a friend, Denver, $5; and Services ahd Benediction of the the treasurer’s duties for the past anonymous, Denver, $10. Conditions for Indulgences. year. Blessed Sacrament will conclude St. Catherine’s Immaculate Con The concurrence of the Feast the services in the sanctuary of the ception praesidium was selected by of All Sain^ with the publication Gallagher Memorial. To Be Gained for Poor Souls Mr. Kelley to organize the program date o f this edition recalls an im­ The locations of the parish units for the annual reunion to be held portant fact in connection with the as they will assemble for the pro­ early in December. priesthood o f Jesus Christ. The cession through the cemetery are ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER ' The largest gathering in recent feast celebrated Nov. 1 every year as follows: Chancery Office focuses the attention of the faith­ history of the comitium attended East of office. All Saints’, St. 1336 Logan Street the meeting. Present for the first ful on those who have attained the Anne’s (Aryada), St. Anthony’s, Denver 5, Colorado time were the officers and several goal set for every man born into Assumption, "St. Bernadette’s, the world— the saints in heaven. active members of the newly Blessed Sacrament, St. Cajetan’s, October 29, 1951 formed Seat of Wisdom praesidium God wills that all men be saved. St. Catherine’s, Christ the King, at the University of Colorado at He has provided for mankind’s sal­ St. Dominic’s, St. Elizabeth’s, St. The lodes quodes plenary indulgence can be gained by all the Boulder, under the spiritual di­ vation by establishing a Church to Francis de Sales’, Holy Family, faithful only on one day, either: rection of the Rev. Charles lead men to heaven and. to assist Our Lady of Guadalupe, and Our A. From noon, Nov. 1, nndl midnight, Nov. 2. Forsyth, O.S.B. them along the difficult way by Lady of Victory; B. From noon, Nov. 3, until midnight, Nov. 4. means o f the sacraments. But the East of Calvary group, Cathe­ Condidons are: sacraments are administered by dral; A. A visit for the poor souls to any chnrch or public oratory New School Filled Christ’s priests. One who aids in West of Calvary group, An­ within the specified time and the recitation of the Our Father, HaU the education o f priests, then, is nunciation ; Mary, and Glory Be to the Father, six dmes, according to the inten­ contributing in a palpable manner West of the office. Holy Ghost, don o f the Holy Father, in every visit. To Capacity by 160 to the peopling of heaven. Holy Rosary, St. James', St. John’s, Those in insdtndons with the right o f a semipnblie oratory (Can. Donations to the St. Joseph St. Joseph’s (Golden), St. Joseph’s 929) can make the -visits in their own oratory or chapeL burse may be sent to Archbishop (Redemptorist), St. Joseph’s (Pol­ The new St. Mary Magdalen B. Confession, made eight days before or eight after day o f in. Urban J. Vehr, 1536 Logan street, ish), St. Leo’s, St. Louis’, Loyola, dulgence. school has an enrollment o f 160 Denver. St. Mary’s (Littleton), St. Mary pupils, which is the capacity of the C. Communion, received the same day or the day before or school, according to the Very Rev. eight days after day o f indulgence. ^ Monsignor James P. Flanagan, pas­ Those habitually going to Confession twice a month, if not legiti- tor o f the parish. Located at 28th Msgr. Smith on CCD Panels mately prevented, or receiving Holy Communion daily or at least five and Zenobia in North Denver, the The Rt. Rev. Monsigpior Gregory gious discussion club work gproup. dmes within a week fulfill these condidons. school is staffed by two Francis­ Smith, pastor o f S t Francis de A.t this session the discussion club A plenary indnlgence, applicable only to the poor souls, can be can sisters from St. Joseph’s con­ Post, and Rocky Mountain News of Oct. 28, Holy program will be studied and plans gained each day from noon, Nov. 1, to midnight, Nov. 9, inclusive. THE HALF-MILLION-DOLLAR church Sales’ parish, Denver, will take Condidons are: vent and two lay women. Four Year medals, coins, and a brief account o f the cere will be made for its expansion and hall now rising in St. Vincent de Paul's part in several sessions of the A. . A visit to a church or public oratory and the recitadon o f classrooms accommodate the first mony itself. Father Arthur Dresen, assistant at St, throughout the U. S. parish should be a true reflection of the spiritual ninth national congress of the Con­ at least one Our Father, Hail Mary, and Glory Be to the Father, ae. to the sixth grades, inclusive. Vincent’s, directed the proceedings. Monsignor Smith will be the The new school building was growth of the congregation. Father John N. Haley fraternity of Christian Doctrine in chairman of a general session on cording to the intendon o f the Holy Father, on the day o f cemetery On the same day St. Vincent’s parish marked completed in 1950. Mass is now said at cornerstone-laying ceremonies in the South Chicago Nov. 7-11. Monsignor Thursday, Nov. 8, at which Fulton visit. held in the new building in space Denver parish Oct. 28. The assistant pastor of the its 25th jubilee with a High Mass offered by Mon­ Smith is chairman of the CCD’s Oursler, author and editor, and B. A visit to a cemetery, including either vocal or mental prayera that was originally planned to Cathedral parish asked that the faith of the parish­ signor O’Sullivan and a dinner for parishioners was national committee for adult reli­ Elmer Oliphant, former West for the dead. held Oct. 27 to celebrate the milestone. serve as an auditorium for the ioners be expressed in stone as it is in their own lives. gious discussion clubs. He will pre­ Point star athlete and recent con C. Confession and Conimimion as mentioned abpve, computed > school. The move from the old Father Haley spoke following the' laying of the In the picture above, left to right, are Monsignor side at a meeting of this commit­ vert, will be featured. from the day o f cemetery visit. church to the school was made church cornerstone by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, O’Sullivan, pastor; the Rev. John R. Vidal, C.M., of tee in the Sheraton hotel Tuesday, At a meeting Friday, Nov. 9, The faithful should be urged to make use o f these means o f necessary by the influx of families who also officiated at Benediction and addressed St. Thomas’ seminary; Archbishop Vehr; the Rev Nov. 6. Monsignor Smith will preside at' helping the poor sonis. into the parish caused by the re­ the large crowd that came to see the historic event. Damen McCaddon, pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes On Wednesday, Nov. 7, the Mon­ a meeting of Catholic publishers 'With every good wish and blessing, I am cent building projects in that area. Inserted into the cornerstone by the Rt. Rev. parish; the Very Rev. Monsignor Bernard J. Cullen; signor, who is also Denver arch­ to discuss the requirements and Faithfully yours in Christ, The old church building now serves Monsignor E u ^ n e O’ Sullivan, pastor, were a copy master of ceremonies; a server, and Father Haley, diocesan director of the CCD, will preparation of texts for the dis­ * URBAN J. VEHR as the parish ball of the Oct. 25 Denver Catholic Register, the Denver — (Register photo by Smyth). preside at a meeting of the reli­ cussion club program. Archbishop of Denver

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(Continued From Page One) gnor Joseph Walsh, is director of Springs. He was placed in charge and attended parochial schools in Wells; and Our Lady of Lourdes in 1912 in County Waterford. He etruction. Parishioners donated Catholic Charities in the Pueblo of St. Peter’i parish. Crook, in Denver, Chicago; 111., and Melrose parish, Denver. was ordained in 1938 from St July of 1947. Tnere he built the much labor in its erection. The diocese. Park, 111. He made his secondary John’a seminary, Waterford, arid l i m u m , parish rectory, moved the church to Rov. John A. Canjar . education in public schools of old church was converted into a Rev. Albert E. Puhl came to the U. S. in September of a better site, and renovated the The Rev. John A. Canjar, new parish hall. The parish, the first The Rev. Albert E. Puhl, new Denver and then attended Reps that year. He served in the Dio­ church building. administrator of St. John’s parish, SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER in Sedgwick county, markecT its pastor of St. Anthony’s parish, college, from which he was gradu­ cese o f Natchez, Miss., until- he Til* B*w ractory in th* Ev*r- ated in 1940 with an A.B, de­ Stoneham, was bom June 24, silver jubilee in 1943. It was es­ Julesburg, has been in charge of 1931, in Denver. He attended Holy came to Colorado in 1946 for his Served from 11:00 A.M. to 5:00 PM, S t Joseph’s parish. Golden, since green parish, baing eraeted at a gree. He entered St Thomas’ semi­ health. After some time in the tablished as a mission of Sterling cost of soma $25,000, is now Rosary grade school and Annunci­ in 1908, and received its first the Rev. John Kelly became ser­ nary in the same year in the sec­ Glockner-Penrose hospital in Colo­ Choice of Soup or Cocktail completed and furnished. The ation high school in Denver, be­ resident pastor in 1918. iously ill early this year. Father ond year o f philosophy. He was or­ rado Springs, he served as chap­ parish residence has bean fore entering S t Thomas’ semi­ The Julesburg parish, which Puhl had also been temporarily dained in the Denver Cathedral lain at the Mt. Elizabeth retreat Individually Baked erectad largaly through th* gen- nary in 1942. He wag ordained in serves all of Sedgwick county, in charge of two other parishes o f by Archbishop Vehr June 3, 1944. in Morrison, and since September CHICKEIV PIE arosity of th* Graer family of the Denver Cathedral in 1949 by provides for more than 450 Cath­ the archdiocese, St. Mary’s in Rifle Father Salmon’s first appoint­ Archbishop Vehr and has served o f 1946 hag been chaplain at Mt. (Chole* Hilk*F«d Chicken In Rich. and St. Stephen’s in Glenwood Evergraan. Nttnral Gravy with Fresh Garden olics. At least one-third of the ment was as assistant in St. Fran­ as assistant in Holy Family par­ St. Vincent’s home in Denver.- Vefctablcs) people attending Mass there are Springs, returning both times to Rev. Charles Salmon cis de Sales’ parish, Denver. Since ish since then. Father Walsh has two brothers Salad, Detsert and Beverage from Nebraska, from both the his post as assistant at the Cathe­ The Rev. Charles Salmon, named then he has served as assistant in Rev. Nicholat Wolsh who are priests, the Rev. James, T. Lincoln and Grand Island dio­ dral, Denver, when the temporary administrator of St. Peter’s parish. St. Charles’ parish, Stratton; Sa­ Walsh in the Diocese of Water, CHOICE OF THREE OTHER ENTREES ceses. In Father Warwick’s pas­ need had been fulfilled. Crook, was bom on Sept. 6, 1918, cred Heart parish, Cheyenne The Rev. Nicholas Walsh, ford, Ireland, and the Rev. Law­ Optil from 11 a.ni. U 8:M p.m. Cfo».a 8it«rd.p torate property was also bought Born Nov. 25, 1918, in Mont­ named assistant in Our Lady of rence Walsh, a member o f St. Pat­ next to the church for use as a rose, Father Puhl attended St. Mi­ Lourdes parish, Denver, is a na­ rick’s Mission society, who is a 1400 Seats * No Liquor * Organ Music parking lot, and as'a possible build­ chael’s parochial school and public tive o f Ireland, where he was born missionary in Nigeria. ing site for the future. Instruction schools in Delta, and Castlemont All Souls' Day Mass Hours classes, in which he has been as­ high school in Oakland, Calif. He sisted by lay teachers, draw some entered St. ’Thomas’ seminary in 125 children a week 1937 and made his entire course Are Giren by Welby Parish Rev. Norbert Walsh there. Father Puhl is a member of Welby.— (Assumption Parish) — cedar chest is asked to bring her The Rev. Norbert Walsh, new the class of 1944, which was ac­ On All’ Souls’ Day, Nov. 2, Masses contribution to Mass Sunday, Nov. celerated a full year because of Open at 10:30 a.m, today pastor of the Shrine of ,St. Anne, will be at 6, 6:30, 7, 7:30, 8, and 4. There will be two women at the the wartime shortage of clergy. (II y s I c, Arvada, has been in charge of St. 8:30. door o f the church to receive the Ordained by Archbishop Vehr John’s parish in Stoneham, with Friday is also the first Friday linen. 1S22 California St. in Denver Cathedral June 3, 1944, missions in Grover and Briggsdale, of the month. Devotions to the There will be a Holy Name so­ Father Puhl was lent to the Pueblo since June, 1946. He was ordained Sacred Heart of Jesus will be held ciety meeting this Thursday eve­ diocese and served as assistant at Band Instruments - Pianos - Organs June 4, 1942, in the Denver Cathe­ immediately after the 8 o’clock ning, Nov. 1, at 7 o’clock in the ALL SAINTS DAY dral by Archbishop Vehr, and he St. Joseph’s church,. Grand Junc­ Mass. Mass will be offered at 6 rectory basement. A film strip on served as assistant in Holy Family tion, for three years. Upon his re­ o’clock for the working people. the life of a saint will be shown. Radios - Records - Accessories parish, Denver, until named to call to the Dehver archdiocese. Fa­ The first Friday breakfast wilt be If not enough men attend these Stoneham. ther Puhl was named assistant at served by the PTA after the 8 meetings, the society may be dis­ AC. 1635 DENVER, COLO. Born in Chicago, 111., June 6, Holy Ghost church, and later at o’clock Mass. banded. 1916, Father Walsh received his the Cathedral. The bazaar program book, just The PTA will have a bene­ OUR STORE IS READY SOR education in St. Philomena’s and Rev. Joseph E. Bosch finished, includes 64 pages. The fit shower for the sisters Friday, Cathedral grade schools, and Ca­ The Rev. Joseph E. Bosch, first foal has been met. The book will Nov. 2, after novena service, in the thedral high school, before enter­ resident priest in Christ the King le o ff the press this week. One gymnasium.; ing St. Thomas’ seminary in 1934. parish. Evergreen, was bom Jan. 2, copy will be sent to each adver­ Father 'Hildebrand Brunetti, He completed the full eight years’ 1907, in Dayton, 0 . He received his tiser, and the remaining copies O.S.M., has gone to Chicago to bap­ course at St. Thomas’. education at the University of Day- will be distributed at the bazaar tize his brother’s first-born child. CHRISTMAS Father Walsh worked in a dif­ ton, and in St. Gregory’s minor dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Donato Albino of Tollefson Furniture ficult mission field in Northeast seminary and Mt. St. Mary’s semi­ Anyone, especially Altar and Chicago, parents of the Rev. Dom- 2749 SOUTH BROADWAY Colorado. Among his achievements nary, Cincinnati. He was ordained Rosary society members, wishing enic Albino, O.S.M., are visiting in were the modernization of the par­ June 10, 1933, and was engaged to donate linen for the bazaar the rectory. ish rectory at Stoneham and the in parish work in the Archdiocese Yes, we are ready for you for your erection of a cljurch in Grover. The of Cincinnati. Grover church, which was ded­ In August of 1946 Father. Bosch icated in September, was con­ came to the Denver archdiocese, Prizes Awarded at Festival Christmas giving. We have a large ALL OUT SALE structed from a former schoolhouse and was named assistant in Holy EVERYTHING REDUCED that was moved more than 40 miles Ghost parish in October of that and varied selection of Religious across the prairie. year, after some time at Glockner- Sponsored in Arvada Parish OPEN EVENINGS— 7 :3 0 -9 P.M. SU. 1-1441 A brother, the Rt. Rev. Monsi­ Penrose hospital in Colorado (St. Anna’s Parish, Arvada) cently by Father Allen: Dianne Articles for every one on your Christ­ One thousand persons were Jean, infant of Mr..and. Mrs, Dale served at the annual chicken pie’ Schnieder, with Mr. and Mrs. Carl mas Gift List. Shop early while dinner Oct. 28. Father Forrest Francis as sponsors; David Allan, More Than 400 Are Served Allen extends his thanks to both infant o f Mr. and Mrs. Bernard societies and all members in the Vahling, with Bernard and Bernita stocks are complete. parish who helped prepare the Vahling as sponsors; Anita Joan, 1^ At Annual Golden Bazaar dinner and those who assisted in infant of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Auger, >5 00 TRADE-IN Bertrand Auger, with a proxy and Golden.— (St. Joseph’s Parish) Holy Name society men wishing any way. — St. Joseph’s annual bazaar, Oct. to 'attend an hour of nocturnal The prizes given at the dinner Mrs. Joseph Manchego sponsors; 20-21, was successful. Thanks are adoration in the Holy Ghost were as follows; A quilt to John James, infant of Mr. and Mrs, Rus­ Use Your Old Battery as sell Lewis, with Mr. and Mrs. John extended to all who joined in the church between 5 and 6 o’clock Tometich, a lamp to Joe Gallagher Order Your Christmas Cards Now! Shell as sponsors; and Madonna work and patronized the bazaar. on Friday morning, Nov. 2, are of Arvada, a $15 certificate to Mary, infant o f Mr. and Mrs. Earl More than 400 people were served asked to meet at the church or Mrs. Dorothy Enlow of Golden, Down Payment on a New Powerful and a $10 award to Roy Ben­ Armeson, with Mr. and Mrs. Pete a ham dinner on Sunday by the contact George Kenney. DalaBeta qs sponsors. parish women. Th* Altar and Rotary teeiaty jamin o f Arvada. The handiriade Open every Monday evening till 8:30 p.m, till Christmas rosary was awarded to Anne Calendar Thermo - Electro Special prizes and awards were will raaat Wednatday, Nov. 7, at iven the following persons: $50, 1:30 p.m. in tha paritk ball with Campbell, and the famous lacino N ot. 2, All Souls’ day— Masses lay Defier, Golden; $250, Stella Mrt. Samnal Bolitho, Mrt. P. G. cake was awarded to S. Barrett, at 6, 6:30, and 8; Confessions REED Pretti, Denver; knitting bag, Mar­ Hokanton, and Mrt. Hasal Bri- both of Denver. heard before 6:30 and 8 Mass. ian Stolpa, Golden; lamp, Mrs. ody at hottattat. The Altar and Rosary society Nov. 3, First Saturday— All-day Susan Spieles, Golden; $15 for Mrs. Eugene Bolitho and Mrs will meet Tuesday, Nov. 6, in the adoration closing with Benedic­ BATTERY selling the largest number of tick­ Guy Eaton are in charge o f the hall. The hostesses will be Mrs, tion at 8 p.m.; Communion at 6:16 ets, Mrs. Julia Sutcliffe, Golden; altar and sanctuary for the month Ted Smeaton and Mrs. Roy Staley, and Mass at 8. Confessions will be The sacristy workers are Mrs. That outlasts a n y $10, second in selling tickets. Art o f November., heard before both services. Mike Vendegna and Mrs. Ralph ICHURCH 1 2 » O C X » S Battery on the Road. Hoefer, Golden; and $5, third in A girl, Cecele Ellen, was born Nov. 4— Communion Sunday for Z i«le r . selling tickets, Howard Bolitho, to the John Murphys Oct. 11 in the Altar and Rosary society and *The Wests Largest Church Goods Supply Housed Water 3 times a 'The Holy Name society will Golden. St. Joseph’s hospital. St. Anne’s drcle in the High Mass elect officers at its regular meet­ year. Gerald Campbell, son of Mr. and at 7:16. Catechism classes will be ing Nor. 8 in the hall. held after the 8:45 Mass. 1633 Tremont Plact Mrs. Hugh Campbell and brother Establiihod 1902 36 Months' The members o f the Altar and Nov. 5— Newman club will meet o f Mrs. John Murphy, here from Rosarjr society and St. Anne’s cir­ at 7:30. Guarantee Chicago last week, was guest of TAb^r37S9 Dtnvtr 2, Colo. Holy Name Unit cle will receive Communion in a Nov. fr—Altar and Rosary so honor at a party held Oct. 24 in group in the High Mass Nov. 4 at ciety will meet at 2 p.m. the Campbell home. Those enjoy­ Recharging - Rental Batteries - Service 7:16 Nov. 8— Holy Name society will ing the evening were Mr. and The following were baptized re­ meet at 8 p.m. A Few Dollars a Week Pays the Balance At Presentation Mrs. George Kenney, Rex Toll, John Polosky, Bill Wagenbach, •~G£]\£RAL TIRES — Hugh Beers, Joe Kovacich, Mrs. Doy Neighbors, Miss Norma De- Faith of Portuguese To Meet Nov. 6 Chant, Mrs. John Murphy, Mr. and Your Out-Moded Fur Coat Joe Kavanaugh, Inc. (Preientatiea Parish, Danvar) Mrs. Hugh Campbell, and the Described in Letter The Holy Name society will honor guest, Gerald Campbell. Can Be Made Into 29 Yean Same Location meet Tuesday, Nov. 6, at 8 p.m. Miss Christine Caranci Dias, Locally Owned and Operated in the parish hall. Refreshments former member of St. Catherine’s and entertainment will follow the Elusive Crook Pulling parish, Denver, who recently ar­ 7th at Lincoln TA. 1261 business meeting. rived in Portuguese East Africa, Masses on All Souls’ day, which Jobs at Mother of God has written an account of her ini­ is also the first Friday, will begin tial experiences as compared with a Beautiful Cape A very elusive character has at 6 o’clock with three Masses been prowling around the.Mother those in other countries. “ Among Dr. D. C. Werthman OplometrUt being offered. The second three many differences.” she writes, of God church premises, Speer and by Daniels^ Fur Shop Masses will begin at 8 o’clock. and Optician Logan, Denver, recently. Five of “ one is the p u t the Church plays and Associate The nocturnal adoration hour his clever tricks have been pulled in the daily nie o f each person. Dentists Helen Walsh for men of Presentation parish undetected. Among his many ac­ The frequent processions are very Assodat* will be from 1 to 2 a.m. Friday meaningful and the natives regard AS LOW PLATES complishments is the vigil stand W. R. JOSEPH morning in the Holy Ghost church. collection that he carried away participation in them as a privi­ AS 50 EYES EXAMINED On Sunday, Nov. 4, the Allar 606 ISth Street 1206 IStb Street in toto only last Friday, Oct. 26, lege. * 3 9 Phon* TAbsr USS and Rosary society will receive “ The missionary priests and KEy.tone 8721 TAbor 5761 211-21* U .ju tle Bldg. Breaking into the sacristy he took Communion in a. group in the 8 the keys to all doors leading to nuni,” she relates, “ are ‘doing a o’clock Mass. splendid job in this part of the uiaiuiiii the basement, the baptismal font Mrs. Ed Sedlmayer and Mrs. A1 key, and the key to the holy oils, world, and their efforts and hard Tuffield will have charge of clean­ Indications point to the same per­ work are clearly evident. The na­ Morgan, ing the church for the month of son who snatched the poor box tive, contrary to popular belief, is November. collection from the wall feveral intelligent, eager to learn, and anx­ Op The Catholic Digeet will be on weeks ago. This church klepto ious to become a member of the Ay, faith.” sale after all the Masses on Sun­ maniac operates nonchalantly, and Leibman Portuguese colonies throughout day, Nov. 4, by the Young Ladies he will be caught the same way. 'ft sodality. the world, in imitation of the Baptized recently were Joseph mother country, planned ceremo­ and Hickey Donald, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Jo Police Recover Clock nies in preparation for the clos­ Gat and Electric Bldg. Phona TAbor 1395 seph Adams, Sr., with George Kon- ing of the Holy Year at Fatima, rade and Dorothy Adams as spon Portugal, as proclaimed by Pius sors; Alfred Lawrence, son of Mr, Stolen at St, Patrick's XII. "In this country,” Miss Dias and Mrs. Alfred L. Boning, Jr., A new $60 electric clock stolen explained, “ the Procession o f Can­ with Stanley Johnson and Marjf from the sacristy o f St. Patrick’j dles in honor of Our Lady of Fa­ Hiscock as sponsors; Gary Wayne, church, 3325 Pecos street, Denver, tima constituted a fervent mani­ son o f Mr. and Mrs. Derk Van was recovered from a pawn shop festation of faith. Nearly 4,000 Doom, with Joseph Tamburello Oct. 30 by police. The loss o f the persons from evety walk of life, and Betty Tamburello as sponsors clock was reported Oct. 29 by the from the barefooted native to the and Jody Marian, daughter of Mr, Rev. Regis McGuifb, assistant in Governor General of Mozambique, and Mrs. Joseph F. Zidar, with the parish. Father McGuire theo­ wended their way in the processioii Archibald Anderson and Barbara rized that a woman who came to along the winding city streets, car-'' Anderson as sponsors. him O ct 28 to plead for financial rying the statue of Our Lady, re­ assistance was actually a decoy for citing the Rosary, singing hymns, the thieves who took advantage of and, as a climax, by attending Mid­ her “stalling” to carry the clock night Mass. Their deep fervor is The Denver Catholic away. both impressive and exemplary.” Register Published Weekly by th* Catholic Press Society, Inc. Rocks of Lourdes Club Plans 938 Bannock Street, Denver. Colo. 1st Jamboree in Hall Nov. 3 Subscription: $2,00 Per Year Sold in combination with Th* (Our Lady o f Leurdas Parish, house. A special lecture will be Register, National Edition, in Danvar) given, and a movie on a religious Complete Fur Service Archdiocese of Denver. The first jamboree sponsored subject will be shown following CIORCI F. ROCK. FiatUtal Entered as Second Class by the Rocks of Lourdes Mens’ the meeting. The lecturer and ^1S$4Callfpml0! Mio m MAin S18S club will be held in the parish hall movie title will be given in next I Opyatllt Danvar Dry OatSt C*. E. I Matter at the Post Offics, Denver, Colo. Saturday, Nov. 3. The Rock* will week’s Register. sponsor a Saturday night jam­ Marabari o f tb* boy*’ cboir boree on the first Saturday of will maat Friday, Nov. 2, at 7 Order Now for Christmas every month for all members of NEW FUR COATS the parish and their friends. The p.m. in th* Cantar houia. Tb* Dolls ond Doll Parts jamboree will consist o f square, choir director it Tom Mitcboll. MADE TO ORDER ■ l O H n s o n popular, and broom dancing; for ' Tho beyi will bagiD thair choir Ui* Our Lay Away those who do not dance there will practice ia oprnait at this maat- STORAGE « m ouinc CO. A.B.C. Doll Ho§pUal be card games iri another section ing. of the school. Refreshments will Outdoor club members will hold sC.Oe4 £ dk £ 0 /KC 1515 Arapahoa, Danaar MA. 7617 be served about 10:30 p.m. as a their weekly party Wednesday part o f the intermission to the night, Nov. 7, in the Center house. Remember . . . evening’s entertainment. A dona­ Only members of the timberline Dr. G. J. tion of 50 cents entitles a pa­ and gold medal groups will par­ Low Overhead—Low Prices rishioner to a full evening of ticipate in this party. The dra­ Schaeuble dancing or cards and the refresh­ matic group, directed by Mias CITY WIDE For the Safety of Your Goods ments. These programs are spon Flood, will practice its play DANIEL'S FUR SHOP Optometrist sored for th* social life of the Wednesday in the school room, Pick Up Use Johnson Service on Every Move parish and are not a money-mak­ but members may' not join the and Dtlivery SpecialitI ing activity. A special prize, a other group during the evening. 216 Tabor Building 2nd Floor AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN UNES, INC. turkey, will be awarded. -MOVING WITB GARB EVERYWBERE- The teen-agers will hold .their Phone For Visual Alter Society Meets regular party Thursday, Nov, 8, 16th Curtis St. STORAGE - PACKING - SHIPPING Eye Care Members of the Altar society at 7:30 p.m. The party this week AL. 8124 will hold their regular meeting was canceled because of ths holy Phone PjE 2433 JJenve^ 221 Broadway; 638 Empira Bldg. £E. 15840 Monday, Nov. 12, m Uie Center day. ) ' ( ‘v Thursday, November 1, 1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystene 4 2 0 5 PAGE THREE C hest N eeds R equire C o-O peration of A ll October Proves Nuns Study X-Ray Procedure THE CONTRIBUTION of Cath­ + + + "f" olics in the-current Denver Area Community Chest was commended Biggest Month by officials o f the Chest, who said Parochial Students Aid Chest that the monetary grifts and the donation of time by volunteer In Aid to DPs Solicitors were outstanding. The parochial students especially were At the climax of the DP pro­ lauded for the backing they gave gram, the Denver Catholic resettle­ to the 1951-52 drive. ment office is daily greeting more As of noon Wednesday, Oct. 31, and more displaced persons for a total of $940,437.41, or 53.6 whom it is being kept busy finding is per cent of the Community Chest jobs and homes. Many of these DP goal in the four-county area had families are farm families, and, been reached. A plea for greater coming in at a time when farm generosity and wholehearted sup­ labor is reportedly hard to find, port of the Chest campaign was local resettlement officials are urg­ urged by the Chest officials so ing farmers to consider their labor needs so that they may apply for that'the goal of $1,755,000 might be reached by Friday night, DPs before termination of the pro­ Nov. 2. gram Dec. 31. • The Denver area Community The month of October was the biggest yet in the DP program Chest is one of the more than when 104 DPs were brought in 1,250 such organizations in the from Europe for resettlement. U.S.A. and Canada financing In addition to this group, some health, welfare, and recreation 36 more “ delayed pioneers’’ are on agencies. • » ¥ their way 4o the United States now, destined for homes in the IN THE DENVER COUNTY 51 archdiocese. All of this new group agencies, including many Catholic will arrive Nov. 7 in New Orleans agencies, are Chest members. The on the steamship Greeley, Community Chest makes possible From advance information re­ the raising o f funds in one annual ceived by Monsignor Elmer J. campaign and eliminates the need Kolka, associate director of reset­ TEN RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES were tor of Glockner-Penrose; Sister Eugenia, Lamar; for 91 separate fund-raising drives. tlement, the following DPs will ar­ represented at a series of classes in radio- and Sister Ismaela, Taos, N. Mex.; back row, I. S. The Denver area Chest members Price, Colorado Springs representative of the Gen­ rive in Denver about Nov. 9: Rosa graphic procedure conducted by H. 0. Mahoney, are distributed as follows: Denver, eral Electric X-Ray corporation; Sister Mary and Magdalena Kiefel, 50 and 48 at Glockner-Penrose hospital, Colorado Springs, 51; Jefferson, 14; Adams, .five; Lucida, Carlsbad, N. Mex.; Sister Mary 'Veronica, years old, respectively, and Magda­ under the auspices of the General Electric X-Ray United Health appeal, four; and Sterling; Sister Mary Corleen, Durango; Sister lena Kiefel’s son, Eugene, 20, and corporation. In the picture are, front row, left to national agencies, 12. daughter, Rosa, 18, all of whom are Mary Kathleen, Alliance, Neb.; Sister Mary Viola, The Chest is the most efficient right. Sister Mary Virgianne, Cheyenne Wells; Truth or Consequences, N. Mex.; Sister Mary Wen- German ethnics; August and Lucia Sister Mary Amata, Salt Lake City; Sister Clara, low-cost- means yet devised for Maurer, 23, and 20, also German delin, Scottsbluff, Neb.; and Mr. Mahoney. fund-raising and administration, Colorado Springs; Sister Marie Charles, administra­ ethnics; Jacob and Rosa Appel- and its operation permits the larg­ hand, both 57, and Alexander Ap- est possible proportion of contrib­ pelhand, 31, his wife, Marie, 20, utor dollars to go directly to com­ ranged by Father James Moynihan. A huge audi­ STUDENTS FROM 25 PAROCHIAL and their three-month-old son, all Priest Tells Mexico All Souls' Day Customs munity services. About 60 per cent ence gathered for the show, which included music of whom are also German ethnics; schools provide public entertainment to by six uniformed bands, a large cheering section, of the funds go to programs serv­ a Latvian family group, the grand­ spur the Denver Area Community Chest campaign. and eight uniformed football squads lining the ing youth and children. mother, Karlina Iverts, 73, her son, Night Adoration Chance to Pray for Dead Shown atop the Cottrell’s roof at Sixteenth and street. 'The group formed a parade at the Knights As a result o f the national de­ Janis Iverts, 46, his wife Rota fense emergency and the inflated Welton streets is part of a group of 1,200 that of Columbus hall and marched downtown for the Marianna, 31, and their four-year- FATHER WILLIAM J. GALLA- the next year, and go home to rest Catholic men of Denver will make dollar, the Comipunity Chest this participated Oct. 27 in a noontime program ar­ event. old daughter. Dace, and their two- gher, moderator of the Nocturnal before going to church in the a sacrifice to God by offering up year is facing the largest job in year-old son, Janis; Adoration society, tells the follow­ morning to offer up their prayers a portion of their time to pray for its history. Money must be raised Taola Mahnic, 47, a Slovenian; ing interesting story of an All for the Poor Souls. the souls awaiting their union with not only for the 91 Jled Feather Another 'Mindszenty Story' Told' Anna Marie Kriener, 72, a Ger­ Souls’ day custom in Mexico, and “ In this country we do not have God.” agencies, but also for the United man ethnic; Franka Lachnowska, the lesson it should teach re­ these customs, but we certainly ¥ * * Defense Fund, including the USO, 42, a single Ukrainian; Eduards garding nocturnal adoration. The should not forget the souls of our The Mass will be offered at American Relief for Korea, and Italian Bishop Is Living Martyr Schulps, 60, a Latvian; Maria monthly adoration will be held in friends that have been called away midnight. Confessions will be the United Community Defense Ries, 48, a German ethnic; the Holy Ghost church starting Thurs­ in death. This week the Nocturnal heard all night, and Holy Commun­ S^rvic6> ion distributed every hour. The Rev. John B. Paolazzi of St. talion, to be called the “ daring good ilife and to the innumerable mis- Baran family of four, Polish; a day night, the Feast of All Saints, Adoration society presents us with IN ORDER TO MEET all the The schedule for the parishes Catherine’s parish, Denver, spent a priest.” , eries of the people with heroic Polish farm family of four, the and ending Friday morning, on a good opportunity to honor Our needs, a goal o f $1,755,000 has Trezynskis; a Polish machinst the Feast of All Souls: Lord and at the same time to put for nocturnal adoration is as been set. This is an increase of number of his earlier years in From Red China comes news that | fortitude. In a short the priesthood in Milan, Italy. time from the simple rank of a named Szyfer, his wife, and two “ South o f the border in Old to practice our belief in the doc­ follows: $253,852 over the amount raised Bishop Martina, jailed by the Com­ young children; and the Tajak trine o f the Communion of Saints. 9 to 10 o’clock— Blessed Sacra* last year. Serving in Santa Croce parish of missionary he was raised to the Mexico the people who are thor­ munists in September, 1950, has couple, also Polish. oughly Catholic celebrate the Day “ No matter how valuable the ment. Holy Rosary, St. Joseph’^ Although local-agency costs as of the Dead with much more cere­ corporal works of mercy are the (Polish); a result of inflation are up $115,- en convicted and condemned to mony than we do here in our spiritual are more so. Our Lord 398 over the amount raised in lire imprisonment and hard labor. 10 to 11 o’clock— St. Philo- The crime? Guilty of having made Capt. Leonard F. Nevin country. showed this by His example 1950, this is an increase o f only mena’s. Our Lady o f Lourdes, St. an attempt on the life o f Mao “ On the eve o f All Souls’ the throughout His public life. 7.7 per cent despite the inflation. ♦ * * Patrick’s, St. Anne’s (Arvada), Tse-tung— the old story, used so W ill Address K. o f C. families and friends o f the de­ Holy Family; The budget committee, on the parted g^> to the cemetery, bring­ “PRAYER FOR THE DEAD is other hand,' has drastically many times to obtain the Red’s 11 to 12 o’clock— Assumption diabolical purpose. Luncheon Club Nov. 2 ing enormous candles (the size of very important among the spiritual (W elhy), Sacred Heart, St. An­ slashed requests for funds by al­ the Paschal candle that is used in works of mercy. 'We show that we most $200,000. And so another bleeding wound thony’s, St. Louis’, St. Mary’s has been added to the sacred body Capt. Leonard F. Nevin, the our sanctuaries during the Easter are really followers of Christ by (Littleton), Mt. Carmel; The late Monsignor William Denver police department’s rep­ season). One of these candles is figuratively taking the dead by O’Ryan was one of the four of the Church. Another Mind­ 12 to 1 o ’clock— St. Ignatius resentative in Juvenile court, placed on the comer of each plot the hand and coming to their aid. Loyola’s, St. Catherine’s; clergymen who originated the idea szenty has been added to the living martyrs o f Christ. will address the K. of C. lunch­ in the graveyard. The people then “ God longs for the souls in 1 to 2 o’clock— St. John’s, Pres­ for the Community Chest in Den­ eon club Nov. 2. Captain Nevin, all sit around on the grass and sing purgatory to come to Him. For Bishop Martina today is 64. In entation, St. James’ , St. Rose o f ver way back in 1887. Monsignor hailed for his work in winning the songs that were most enjoyed Him they were made. He is their his early years o f the priesthood Lima’s, Christ the King, Sts. Peter O’Ryan, a Jewish rabbi, and two the confidence of youngsters in by their friends when they were end. We by our prayers can hasten he was a professor of theology in and Paul’s, St. Patrick’s, Ft. Protestant ministers united the the processes of law and order, living. their release. seminary of Belluno which he Logan; campaign efforts o f 10 small is recognized as a national * * * later left, being called to serve “ Every good work done for God 2 to 3 o’clock—;Holy Ghost, St. agencies for the purpose of de­ authority on youth. The lunch­ “THEY BRING ALONG the in the army. He thought he could is meritorious of reward. Our char­ Elizabeth’s, All Saints’ ; veloping co-operation among re­ particular foods and delicacies be more useful in the army as a eon club, a service organization, ity toward these souls gains peti­ 3 to T o ’clock— Cathedral, St, lief organizations and preventing that were favorite dishes of their captain than as a chaplain and so meets every Friday from noon tioners for us in heaven. For when Joseph’s (C.SS.R.), St. Mary Mag­ duplication of effort. The idea of to 1 p.m. in the K. o f C. home, departed loved ones— then they he was assigned to lead the third they are released from the pains dalene’s, Our Lady o f Guadalupe, the Community Chest has spread have a fiesta— all the time telling infantry division. 16th and Grant streets, Denver, of purgatory they cannot remain St. Cajetan’s, St. Bernadette’s, throughout the U.S. and even into and is open to all Catholic men. stories and anecdotes of the times ungrateful for the mercy we have In the meeting hall o f the Our Lady o f 'Victory; Canada. The Rev. James Moynihan and they had together with their shown them. This charitable prac­ young Catholic men of Santa 4 to 5 o’clock— St. Vincent da Dick Braun, coach at Mullen friends before the angel of death tice will greatly influence our spir­ Paul’s, St. Dominic’s, Our Lady Croce parish, Milan, an old and high school, have been invited had touched them. dirty hat is hanging from the itual life and produce unselfish­ o f Grace, St. Therese’s (A urora); Plays by Fr. McMahon to be this Friday’s special “Then at midnight they blow ness and sympathy deep in our 5 to 6 o’clock—Annunciation, Don Martina, Miitionary wall. Today people go in to see guests. out the candles, wrap them up until Soon to Go on Sale it and to kiss it. It is the hat of souls. St. Francis de Sales’, St. Joseph’s that city as director of music for Captain Martina, once their be­ “ We hope that more and more (Golden), Mother o f God. ' This month two of Father Mc­ the church, he became associated loved pastor, and now an im­ Mahon’s original plays will go on prisoned martyr of his living faith Battle on Vets' Housing sale,to the Catholic high schools with Father Don Martina, who in Christ. Certifieert* O R D ER N O W 'o f GnoranfM with* o f the country. In response to later became a missionary to In the army. Captain Martina Now a Full-Scale War Evfry Table Pod ^ FOR THANKSGIVING many requests from various states, China where he received the had been always a happy person Ft. Logan, scene of intermittent seriously considering halting the Sold. AVOID LAST-MINUTE RUSH the Annunciation priest is making added dignities of being named even in the most crucial battles. skirmishing between the Denver available his musical play of last Bishop, Prefect, acting Internuncio. His soldiers loved him. At times taking of applications for the Housing Authority and veterans of year. Prom Time, and one of his Father Paolazzi reports this story he would put on his stole and cry North Denver project at the same of Bishop Martina, who has been World war II, this week became most popular three-act plays. aloud: “ Here my friends, time time that they are halted for the called “ another Mindszenty.’’ only one salient on the battlefront Morning, Noon, and Night. The now to make peace with God.’’ He Bishop Martina Ft. Logan project—next June 1. S latter production has been staged Don Martina was born in Os- used to keep long hours of Con­ that extended on a north-south line dignity of Bishop, Prefect, acting This threw a bombshell into the already by a number of parochial pedaletto, Fiulf; and during his fessions. through Denver. Internuncio. When the hordes of More explosions marked what veterans’ camp, for the Housing •electloB of Wood Grain and and public schools with outstand­ life, wherever, he was placed, al­ Authority had .formerly explained _ rette Pads to match yoar Table. As captain of the “ Arditi” he Mao Tse-tung moved down to the has now become an offensive on ■ No StBDletStaples or Tape Marks to wear ing success. One reason for the ways showed great talent, ability, that it will relocate Ft, Logan throurb. TAB-LOCK INTERLOCKING joined the intelligence service, conquest of all China, Bishop Mar- the part o f veterans to make the popularity of Father McMahon’s and success. In World war I he families in the North Denver Mode In Denver PADS if desired at do extra cost. A and saying “ I have no wife and tine was already Apostolic Prefect embattled mayor of Denver and representative will call to show samples plays is that they are written served in the army as a captain; family’’ he offered himself for project. No Shipping Delay and measure your table. No obllration. of Yihsien. his housing aides guarantee that Evening appointments. Table Pads as specifically for teen-agers. he soon became the idol of his bat- the most daring actions. Day or Night Archbishop Riberi, Internuncio the veterans will not be forgotten Veterans’ officials contacted said low as $3.95. He was rewarded with three to China, was some weeks ago ex so far as housing is concerned. that they “have not yet begun to COLORADO fight.” The Ft. Logan vets plan silver medals, three crosses of pelled to Hong Kong by Reds after Three major battles were fought TABLE PAD CO. Cornerstone of New Church war, and a special decoration being a prisoner. The man who re­ within the week, and all of them next to demand a meeting with pinned on him by Albert I, King mained in Pekin to look after the brought closer the possibility of Mayor Newton see what satis­ 304 L Colfax. Ftm perking In Rear faction he can give them. o f Belgium. Church’s interests and to give cour­ investigative action to clear up Back to normal life of the age and confidence to the mission­ the “ housing mess.” At Ft. Logan i priesthood he was always ready aries left behind in the far prov­ a large group of veterans met with i ' to meet the material and spiritual inces was Bishop Martina. Walter Gail, executive director of k § needs o f his people, and as a Bishop Martina seemed to the Denver Housing Authority in i missionary to China he always know in advance that he would a warm session. In toe City and . displayed a spirit of self-sacrifice never abandon his mission post County building an irate North as he performed his apostolic in China; he knew it 26 years Denver Veterans’ project group work. He traveled by bicycle ago. To his sister, now Superior discussed their grievances with M carrying all the necessary acces­ General of St. Catherine’s Da Mayor Newton; and in a state­ sories to say Mass— going from Siena order, the Bishop said when ment to the local newspapers town to town planting new seeds he left for China: (iouncilman James Fresques de­ of Christianity. He gradually ad­ “ Good-by, sister, I will see you manded an investigation of the justed himself to the non-Chinese in heaven.” high-handed management^ of the city’s low-cost housing units. Questions raised in the sessions 'Downtowners' Are Urged the veterans had with the mayor and Mr. Gail ranged all the way from charges of insubordination To Take Port in Mission and gross negligence to claims that the city was making a huge profit Set at Holy Ghost Church on veterans’ housing and providing practically nothing in the way of Robert L, Hansen Dole Stiles Stephen J. Monoghon maintenance service. Workers and shoppers are given to all children o f the par­ Probably the most unusual state­ asked to give 45 minutes to ish who have been baptized but ment made was Mayor Newton’s God every day during a special who have not yet received their observation that, although his de­ one-week “ mission for down­ First Communion. cision was not final, he had been HANSEN & MONAGHAN Rx OPTICIANS towners” scheduled in the Holy Ghost church, 633 19th street, Denver, from Sunday, Nov. 4, Dispensing Opticians in to Nov. 11. All the exercises of EYE PHYSICIAN'S OPTICAL SERVICE the mission will be conducted by the Rev. Fabian Joyce, O.F.M., pastor o f St. Elisa­ beth’s parish, Denver; and the Rev. John D. Janco, O.F.M. complete prescription service Besides the regular mission devotioins for parishioners, frames to suit every need and foste special mission exercises will experienced technicians and THIS IS THE MASSIVE CORNERSTONE of the new open at noon for downtown­ ers. These devotions will last highest quality materials St. Vincent de Paul church, Denver, which w'as placed in no longer than 45 minutes and ceremonies at which Archbishop Urban J. Vehr officiated Sunday, will consist of a Rosary, sermon, Oct. 28.— {Regitter photo by Smyth) and Benediction. The mission is described as “a clinic in living,” and is de­ Religious Articles signed to bring about a revo­ Out of town replacements given lution in the lives o f those at­ 0 STATUES o R08ABIES O MEDALS O BOOKS tending; not a Bolshevik-type prompt attention. O CRUaPlXES 0 PRAYER BOOKS O PENDANTS O PICTURES revolution, Father Fabian ex­ O PLAQUES plained, but a re-understanding that men are creatures of God J Complete Line of Rclleious Articles for Church and Home and that it is He who incites us to a love of Himself and our neighbors. SEVENTY-FIVE DIOCESAN DIRECTORS from as A . I*. Wasi|iu‘r Daily Masses o f the mission many dioceses throughout the country attended an im­ AComa 6433 will be offered at 6, 7, and 8 portant meeting of the National Catholic Resettlement Council at o’clock, and evening devotions, Boston Oct, 25. Included in the group were, left to right, the Very Denver 2, Colorado riinuii (.ooDS 0.1 consisting o f an instruction, ser­ Rev. Monsignor Elmer J. Kolka, associate director of archdiocesan 4 resettlement council^ Denver; Monsignor Edward E. Swanstrom, mon, and Benediction, will be­ 335 14th Street 606 I4th St. Between California & Weiton TA 8331 gin at 7:45. On Wednesday, e}^ecutive director, NCWC War Relief Services; and the Rev. Joseph Nov. 7, a special blessing will be L. Teletchea, archdiocespn director NCRC, Washington, D. C. r

PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bonnoek Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttone 4 2 0 5 Thursday, November 1, 1951 Nurses Conduct 6 5 Attend Library's Anniversary Dinner (Catholic Information and Library OVERSU Society) Homecoming Day Sixty-five persons attended the BALDWIN second anniversary dinner of the At Library's Anniversary Catholic Information and Library ELECTRONIC ORGANS CHRISTNUS GIFTS At St. Anthony's society Tuesday, Oct. 30, in Holy Ghost hall at which the Rev. L. F. roR Cervantes, S J., author of That (Archdioceien Council of Cetholie BALDWIN PIANO CO. You May Live, reviewed God and Nuriet, Denver) ARMED FORCES Man at Yale, by William Franklin A, successful homecoming meet­ AND Buckley, Jr. ing was held in St. Anthohy’s Officers elected at the annual AMERICAN CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES OF hospital Oct. 25. Ten student meeting for a two-year term were nurses and four new members Joseph Learned, president, and CATHEDRAL PARISH . ) THE ARMED FORCES were enrolled. At this meeting the Mrs. Mary Baker, vice president. following members were elected to Gertruda Mary Scott, director These Friendly Firnu Deserve Your Patronage the nominating committee: Eileen of the Regis college Writers’ Conners, Audrey Needham, Jennie Workshop, will be the speaker Negri, Catherine Scharping, and at the lecture series sponsored Lillian Todd. by the Catholic Information and No Down Payment H*m 0*«rh**lint DOYLE’S 0CT.I5 NOV. The meeting in November will be Library society, Sunday, Nov. BWr a Fvid.r R*p«in held one week early, Nov. 15, be­ 18, at 3 p.m.sin Holy Ghost hall, TallvM Sul C*T«i PHARMACY cause of the Thanksgiving holi­ 625 19th street. Mrs. Scott has HM.r Tan*-as pack securely address correctly UiM Car* Tb. Psrticalar Droggbt day. The meeting will be held in chosen "Hollywood and the Public Domain’’ as her subject. 17th AVE. AND GRANT nail early send no perishables Mercy hospital at 7:45 p.m. on Cathedral Motors that date. Volunteers at the rental library JOB OAFFNEY. Prep. KS. i*ST FREE DEUVERT A Holy Year pilfrimag., at Clarke’s Church Goods house, ITII Ugan KR. H U ARMY-AIR FORCE sponiored by the Denver chap­ 1633 Tremont, for the coming POSTAL SERVICE ter of the CCN, will be held week are: Nov. 2, Mrs. Katherine Nov. 18. All those withiny to Harsch; Nov. 3, Mae Bertagnoli; participate are aiked to meet at Nov. 6, Mrs. Robert Wallbrach; NAVY POSTAL SERVICE the Cathedral at 3:30 p.m. and Nov. 7, Mrs. Dorothy Logan. Rental library hours are Mon­ Adelaide Chaston of 1325 S. PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED day, Wednesday, Friday, and Sat­ Logan left Oct. 27 to visit rela­ urday from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 FOR AND DELIVERED tives in Minnesota. 'titvts,, Cote. p.m. The rental library is steffed Colfax at Downing Denver Mrs. Mary Baker entertained Dy volunteer workers. Individuals THE SECOND ANNIVERSARY of the Catholic In KEystnne 3217 I CHRISTMAS CARDS | six friends of Margaret Jay Oct. interested in donating four hours formation and Library Society of Denver was observed by AIR MAIL 27 in honor of Margaret’s First a month may telephone Mrs. at a buffet-dinner in Holy Ghost parish hall Oct. 30. Pictured above Holy Communion day. A visit in UNTIL DEC. 1 Howard Sleeper, chairman of vol­ at the meeting are, left to right, the Rev. William B. Faherty, St. James’ church was an import­ JONES unteer workers, DE. 5988, or Mrs. S.J., o f Regis college; Joseph Learned, who was elected to another ant event of the party. Vilma Moore, EA. 2488. The two- year term as president of the society; and the Rve. L. F. Cervan­ The Shirley Garage Mrs. Roger Moylan and two COFFEE SHOP newest volunteer is Mrs. Margaret tes, S.J., o f Regis, who was the principal speaker.— (Photo by Smyth) OFFICIAL AAA GARAGE i sons came from Chicago for a two Arches, 5480 Balsam, Arvada. Serving (>ood Food PHONE TABOR 6911 tfe Photograph Anything Anywhere weeks’ visit in the home of her Mrs. Anastasia Ries, a registered * *.■ . till Nldnitht D*r and Nltht Storas* Kapalrln* parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Coupe. Dance, Card Party at Albany^ E, Colfax at Lot*n Waahlni and Grtailn* Gaaolint and Oil* nurse, has voluntered to assist at 1131-37 LINCOLN ST. The Mile-Hi^h Photo Co. A daughter. Mary Carol, was the Holy Ghost library one Sun­ born to Mr, and Mrs. Robert Cran­ ,1 day a month and is scheduled for KODAK FINISHING dall Oct. 24. Mrs. Crandall will be Sunday, Nov. 11. Archbishop's Guild Ready remembered as Marcella Mudd, NOB HILL INN 320-22 S.T.nteantli KEyiton. 6114 Denver Volunteer librarian Dorothy Hatchett Drug Store class of ’46, St. James’ hospital. Klarich Logan, 1352 Downing, of 429 BAST COLFAX Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Skinner are -Thai Start at Quality and Saraica- Cathedral parish relates that her COCKTAILS the parents of a son, Mark Ed­ For Annual Fall Benefit interest in the society stems from ward, bom Oct. 27. The mother Delicious Dinners U “p r o ^ T 701 GRANT vhis Josephine Messina, class of (ArchbUhop’a Guild, Denver) HOT AND COLD LUNCHES C«mpeandlnf Dretciiptlont (• th* noff ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH ’47, St. James’ hospital. 9 Taar Baalaaat la Ap*radatad Bara Inportant piH of ovr bmlneM Anastasia Ries has accepted a The annual fall benefit of the Archbishop’s guild, a Patroniae These Friendly Firms position as an office nurse. dance and card party, will be held Saturday evening, Nov. 3, in the Cathedral room of the Albany hotel. Music for Record Crowd of 1,200 dancing will be furnished by Bill Petry’s orchestra. X e i i t s - Joe Allen's “ 66” Service An electric roaster will be on display that evening. ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH Washing - Lubrication Attend K. of C. Night Tickets for dancing are $2 per Phillipi “ 66” Gat couple and a $2 per table charge Please Patroniae These Friendly Firms C oifte. Shop- Tirei . Tubes - Batteries More than 1,200 persons— a rea C. D. of A. to Hear for those desirous of playing Auto, Home & Bicycle Supplies r r 2600 E. Louisam PE. 9762 ord crowd— attended the season’s cards. The card party will begin O Luncheoni * Dinners 1301 So. Clayton — RA. 9703 first Ladies’ night, held Oct. 30 by at 8 p.m. Faatnring Muthroom Chow Mtia the Denver K. o f C. council 539 Yosemite Travelog Tickets may be obtained from OPEl% * m MIDNIGHT EVERY NIGHT Open 10 to 8—Closed Suodajrs We Give Green Stampi in the council’s home, 16th and guild members or by callings the (Catholic Daughter* of America, Grant streets. chairman, Mrs. Peggy Sweeney, Denver) Entertainment was presented, RA. 4'750. Mrs. Helen Kinkel is NORM'S T E X A C O SERVICE LEN’S Pharmacy cochairman of the benefit with under the direction o f Charlie The November meeting of Court NORM ENGBLOM. Prap. L, O. FEBB. Prop. Howes Food Store Young, by Dotty Gibbons dance St. Rita, Catholic Daughters of Mrs. Marion Kelly acting as ad­ Taaaa. .M FImtaM Pradfat. SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK Utsiher 8L Vincent de Peal’s Perish Booker Bewea—Gerle Bavee studio’s Stars o f Tomorrow, the America, will be held at the club viser. LiMtitItt ta4 WMkttt TABOR 9222 Have Your Doctor Phono An IGA Store Sandovalettes, starring Sammy house, 1772 Grant Street, Thurs­ The patron list for the Arch- Us Your Proscription and his sisters; and by perform­ day, Nov. 8, at 7:30. A travelog 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 Quality Meats - ers o f the Cathedral Young Peo­ on Yosemite valley will follow the business meeting. Hostesses for the At Loalsisns snd South CIsyten Groceries ple’s club. Carolyn Cleaners Santo Fe Shoe Hospital John Bowdem served as mas. social hour will be Mmes. Mary R. Bottinelli, Grace Sassidy, Anne Fresh & Frozen Fruits ter o f ceremonies and Jack Monck. Pickup-Delivery Sarvice We Now Give Washington Pork Mkt. Coulter, Genevieve Flynn, and and Vegetables ton was in charge. Mr*. Dorothy Logan Laundry Ssrvica NATIONAL GIFT SEALS Red & White Food Store A dance followed a buffet sui>- Delia Lamy. Louisiana and Clayton a love of Catholic reading, and she Bsttonholas-Htmttltehint-Altaratioii* on All Shoe Repairing BILL HUGHES, Prop. per in which the council was host, The annual ihitiation and the SP. 5717 hopes by serving in the capacity of banquet in honor of the new mem­ 748 Fox Straat CH 2832 742 SANTA FE DRIVE Complete Food Service Open 7 to 7 Weok Days a volunteer librarian that she may bers will be held Nov. 18 at the Jester, A. H. Lampert, Jo Closed Sundays St. Clara’s Aid Society in a small way interest other peo­ Brown Palace hotel. The Very Rev. Little, Bart O’Hara, E. E. O’ 598 South Gilpin Plans Card Social Nov. 7 ple in reading Catholic books. Mrs. Monsi8[nor John B. Cavanagh, nor, Louis Palaze, J. F. Prinzing, •Tt’e Bmsrt tp Be Thrifty" Logan, the i^ e of Robert Logan, mana^ng director of the Register, John Rae, William Rice^ Lawrence St. Clara’s Aid society’s card has been a member of St. Philo- J. Rabtoay, Harry Schwab, George party will be held Wednesday, Nov. will be the principal speaker for mena’s choir two and one-half the banquet Reservations may be ifeeney, A. E. Seep, Jr.; Dennis ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH 7, at 1 p.m.. A business meeting SANDBERG VARIETY & HARDWARE years. obtained by calling Mrs. Mary Bot­ leedy, Thomas Tynan, T. Ray­ and the election o f officers will be Mrs. Sleeper reports that the tinelli, SP. 3409, or Mrs. Genevieve mond Young, L. U. Wagner, £ . Patroniae These Friendly Firms conducted at 12:30. All members Baby Goods - Children's Wear Christmas Layaway following seven books have been Flynn, FR. 1525. C. Day, W. G. Eyre, and Henry srre invited to attend. The hostesses lurchased fo r the rental library: Bettinger; and Joseph Bona. will be Mrs. T. Boyd, Mrs. R. He­ Mrs. Mary Rohan, grand regent, Hardware • Paints - Electrical Appliances - Toys J'hree to Get Married, Ascent to has appointed Mrs. Nora Cresto St. Girard’* Circle bert, Mrs. M. Hall, Mrs. R. J. Truth, The Ear of God, Father Alameda Drug Store Sanders, and Miss M. Perlot in charge of “Relief for Peace” Mr. and Mrs. John Collins an Green Stamp — E. Lousiana at Clayton — SP 7301 Paul of Graymoor, I Had to Know, for Court St. Rita, to gather cash nounce the birth of a girl in St. BUCHANAN'S V. 0. PETERSON, Prop. No Lasting Home, and Late Have I donations, layettes, and clothing Joseph’s hospital. Cut Rate Drugs Loved Thee, Christian Bros. Wines for children and adults for the Our Lady of Loretto Circle Fountain Service Sundries Donations received are from Holy Father’s store house. AD PopsUr Baors Marraret J. Sullivan, president of When Mrs. Helen Nossaman en Wa DaUrar Your Busineu Appreciated o x x i e b r a e Society to Hold tertained recently two prospec the Denver deanery, Such Love Is PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy. Alameda & So. Broadway Seldom and To Every Man a Party Planned Nov. 2 tive members were present, Mrs. B Shopping Center Penny; Jeannette Ryan, No Last­ Laura Henry and Miss Lillian Communion Day ing Home; and Mary A. O’Fallon, Mielke. Queen of Heaven Circle FORGET-ME-NOT FLOWER SHOP, Total Empire. By Navy Mothers' Club Miss Marie Ansbury traveled to If gnyone ha* friend* who ar* The Rocky Mountain Navy Flowers for All Occasions Milwaukee, Wis., to undergo blind and raad Brailla the rental Mothers’ club 462 will sponsor a Preisser's Red & White CONOCO PRODUaS surgery. At St. Vincent's library has “ Heart Speak* to games parte at 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. Free City Deliveiy — RA. 1818 Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteries Miss Ann Klarich, a new mem­ Heart,” by the Rov. Eugene P. 2, at 220 Broadway, Denver. Mrs. Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing (St. Vincent de Paul’s Pariah, ber, was present when Mrs. John Grocery and Morket Murphy, SJ., which ha* bean Arvillia Larson will be in charge of 285 South Downing Street Denver) Zimmerman entertained in her BONNIE BRAE donated by Agne* Mary Eagan. arrangements. Assisting her are FANCT HEATS. VEGETABLES, AND new home, 3068 S. Grape way. QUALITY GROCERIES The Altar and Rosary society There i* no rental fee for the Mmes. Elizabeth Swanson, Bosa- CONOCO SERVICE St. Jude’* Circle Free Delivery SPmee 4447 will receive Communion in a group use of the book. lie Basse, and Maude Esgar. Pro­ 724 So. University PE. 9909 Mrs. Marie Schlereth will en­ Note's Pharmacy 2U1 E. Ohio Avn. (Sa Univ. and Ohio) Sunday, Nov. 4, in the 8 o’clock Ida M. Callahan, a volunteer, will ceeds from this project will be tertain Tuesday evening, Nov. 6. Mass. The society will ipeet in the spend a miyith in California visit­ used to continue the club’s wel­ CUT RATE DRUGS school hall Monday, Nov. 5. The ing her s^ter. Mrs. Thomas A. fare work in both the Fitzsimons Our Lady of Fatima Circle ^ D i l a f i i l t B on n ie Brae SCHOOL SUPPLIES FRESH MOUNTAIN Rosary will be recited before the Sheehan, J^B vho has been work­ and VA hospitals. Club 462 will The meeting has been post­ meeting at 1:30 p.m. in the church. ing each OTopay at the library, hold its regular meeting Monday, poned until a future date in order Wines, Been, Etc. BABBWABE TROUT The altar i^orkers in Novem­ is now making her home in Pueblo. Nov. 5, at 1 p.m. in the clubrooms, to permit circle members to at­ Cleaners & Dyers Frea Dallvary Komac Colorizer Paints ber are Mmes. H. M. Carvalho, G tend the fall benefit. Alameda 4k Penn. RA. 2203-9848 .59c St. Thome* Aquinas’ Circle 1772 Grant street, with Mrs. Net­ J. H. Bolainger • Dick Tremlett Houiewarei - Toyt - Sport Good* Keegan, W. B. Pike, T. Vieau The St. Thomas Aquinas circle tie Unger, commander, in charge. St. Tere*a’* Circle A*k for National Gift Saali each George Koelbert, John Mulqueen, will meet in the home of Mrs, The Rev. Charles Salmon was a WE GIVE “SAB" GBEEN STAMPS H. Shanahan, Louis Sullivan, anc guest at the home of Mrs. Joan 328 Broadway 2U4 E. Ezpoiition SP. UU Howard Barbour; Tuesday, Nov. Hospital Guild Members, CONOCO PRODUCTS Fresh Shrimp A. Verlinden. Mrs. Alphonse Ca^ 27. The fleeting date has been Poltera when she entertained on Phones ^E. 3753 & 3754 varra will launder the albs. changed to the fourth Tuesday of Nuns, Express Gratitude Oct. 19. Lubrication - Delco Batteries and Stella Mari* Circle Bonnie Brae Silver Anniversary Noted the month since five of the mem­ The Sisters o f St. Francis and Mrs. Mary Rose Sonnleitner, Car Washing Fresh Oysters The silver anniversary dinner bers belong to St. James’ PTA members of St. Anthony’s Hospital 1927 S. Emerson, will be hostess Th« firma llatad hara daiarva to Bru$( To. held O ct 27 by the Altar and Ro­ which mets on the third Tuesday. ^ ild thank all who attended and Full Line o f to the circle on Nov. 6. The Chris- ba ramambarad wban yau ara dia- Alfr«d C. Andarm. Ovner-Managa sary society was a big success. The Anne O’Kane, captain o f the in any manner contributed to the tribotlnf yaur patrenata to tba dif- W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS U. S. Choice Meats mas layette will be assembled. Have TOUT Doctor phone us athletic fund awards were pre­ circle, is spending the month of success of the recent games party farant llnaa af buainaaa. Alameila 4k Logan PE. 9840 your Preteriptioru ESQUIRE MARKET sented after the dinner, and went November in New Orleans. held in the nurses’ home audito- St. Joteph’* Circle ^ Beera, Wines, Etc. 72S So. University RA. 1984 to the following: $100 to L. E. rium. The needlepoint footstool Mrs. Pauline Wolford enter­ 763 So. Univorsity RA. 2874 Todd, of 999 S. Broadway; $50 to St. Vivian’s Club Plans macle and donated by Mrs. A. B. tained at a box supper O ct 27. John R. Waldech, 1150 Madison; Joeckel was given to Mrs. An­ Mrs. Rosella Hepp is at home $20 to Mary Tasto, 975 S. Mon­ Dessert-Luncheon Nov. 2 thony Guadnola of Los Angeles. recovering after a recent opera­ ST. JAMES' PARISH roe; $10 to Clair Reid, 4809 Colo­ St. Vivian’s club of Loretto Mrs. Guadnola is the sister-in-law tion. rado boulevard; and $6 to Mrs. Heights college will meet in the^ o f Mrs. Frank Buchen. Mrs. W, W. Please Patroniae These Friendly Firms MIIITH GAYLORO E. Scherr, 961 Euclid way. home o f Mrs. Adrian Maguire, Sloane was awarded the handmade A1 Brinn and the athletic com, 1634 Eudora street, Denver, for a lace table cover that was made by Fr. McMahon to Speak mittee of the iHoly Name society dessert-luncheon and card party the sisters o f St. Anthony’s hos­ Walt Badger says: o p p in g R istricl thank all who helped to make this Friday, Nov. 2, at 1 o’clock. pital. ____ Before Tabernacle Unit Our Superior Work at enterprise a success. The pro­ ceeds will help take care of the rec The. Tabernacle society will No extra cost will please yon. reational needs o f the school dur, meet in the home of Mr*. A. E. Lyons Pharmacy GAYLORD CLEANERS ing the coming year. Mark Golden Jubilee S**p, Jr., 11 Ivy lano, Denver, (Formerly Overstaks's) The Holy Name society will meet on Friday, Nov. 2, at 2 p.m. Tha Pickup & Delivery ^1000 So. Gaylord PE. 03571 in the school hall Wednesday, Nov. Rev. Robert McMahon will bo tho gno*t apoakar. Associated Cleaners 7, at 8 p.m. The speaker will be Yes Ws Can Refill Former W e Give Green Stamps J. Price Briscoe, director of state Prescriptions — Wa Delivtr institutions who will speak about Bishop Sullivan to Give 6736 E. Colfax E A . 5462 We Give Green Stamps “ The State Institutions.” A Dutch 1025 So. Gaylord, PE. 1350 lunch will be served. All men of the parish are invited. Talk Before Aid Group Shoes for the Fomiiy The firms listed here de­ Mothers of St. Vincent’s Aid so­ NIAGARA SERVICE DANSBERRY'S serve to be remembered ciety will be the guests o f Mrs. Weatherbird Shoes for Children Oscar Malo Tuesday, Nov. 6, at Howard Brawn. Prap. PHARMACY X-ray Fitting when ydu are distributing 2 p.m., at 600 E. Eighth avenue, © G A S & OILS Praaerlptlona — Sundries your patronage in the dif­ Denver. The speaker will be the GIFTS . FOUNTAIN SERVICE Sendei Shoe Store Lubrication 4k Wa*hing ferent lines of business. Most Rev. Bernard J. Sullivan, FREE DELIVERY 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 8087 S.J. o f Regis college, who will Wa Call Far and Daltrar Car* E. Colfax & Olive FL2337 speak about India. ______6700 E. COLFAX FR 0226 Mobilotl . Pennsoil • Mobilga* Lubrication 4c Washing c !: l ^ B O B ’ S IGA Tune Up - Clutch & Braka PE. 2464 W SBOPi SP. 2309 RES: SP.9113 So. Gaylord Service BRICKEY 4k Mosten, Mosten ST. DOMIHIC'S PARISH SUPER MARKET MOLLOT 3 . Patroniae These Friendly Merchants . I j Frank Hollot. Owner Meat* - Grocarias > Vagatables Center and Garage (Member St Vincent de Pinl’t Better Quality for L ets 1001 So. Gavlord SP. 6443 Pnriihl & Bryan 665 So. Ptorl St. EDDIE'S TEXACO Quality Cleaning Expert Workmanship THE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY of Mr. WHITTAKER and Mrs. John Distel of St. Rose of Lima’s parish, who live Optometrists SERVICE PHARMACY [ommunity Ploiuer: Washington Park at 420 S. Canosa court, Denver, was observed Oct. 22. The occasion O n r o 1043 SOUTH GRYLORD brought together their 10 children, 15 grandchildren, and one great­ 16L. 9811 ItH W. 291b Av«. **The Friendly Store*’ Cleaners CRANE ^ R Washing R Lubrication! / l U l c PHONE SPhKc73l8 N. W. CBR18TENSEN grandchild. Their oldest daughter. Sister Mary Innocence, a Bene­ 5 Broadway PEorl 4668 R Tira* R Auto Aucassoriaa Presrription Specialists VAN ZIMMERMAN, Huugn 1087 S. Gaylord SP. 7898 Quality Materials dictine, was granted permission to come for the celebration. This year she is teaching at S t Mary’s school in Pueblo. R Battery Sarvice W. 32nd and Perry Gl. 2401 Thursday, November 1, 1951 Office, 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttene 4205 PAGE FIVE Exchange Nuptial Vows Lakewood Unit Recite Marriage Vows Teaching Fundamentals of Catholicism Mr. and Mrs. David George Club's Catechists Active in 4 Missions Corner (right) Will Gather lor (St. Thomas’ University Club, Marshall, and Paul Vaughn. TheHeachers and helpers. Anyone de­ were married Denver) classes at both Eastlake and Derby siring more information as to ways Oct. 18 in St. After conquering the details of are held after Mass on Sundays. of helping is urged to contact Mr. C a t h e r i n e’s organization and successfully re­ In all missions, the method of Hurst at PE. 5982. church, D enver. Lunch on Nov. 8 cruiting volunteer teachers, the instruction is essentially the same, Discuision Set The Rev. Herbert S t Thomas University club cate­ and a uniform lesson plan is fol­ (St. Bernailett«*i Paritk, Banigan offici­ chists are now teaching the funda­ lowed. The classes are divided November 1 ated at the cere­ Lakewood) mentals of Catholic doctrine in into three groups— those preparing “ Frustration’’ and “ Anxiety” mony. The bride, The members o f St. Anne’s cir­ four missions. for First Communion, those who will be discussed Thursday, eve­ the former Eliza­ cle will meet Thursday, Nov. 8, The catechists have taught for have made their First Communion ning, Nov. 1, when the St. Thomas beth- Marie Fan- for a 1 o’clock luncheon in the several years at the Chapel of the but have not been confirmed, and University club’s discussion group , > elli, is the daugh­ home o f Mrs. Preston M. Marbel, Good Shepherd and at Mushroom, those "Who have both been con­ meets at 8:15 at the Knights of ter 0 f Mr. a n d 1101 S. Garrison. and just recently began teaching firmed and received their First Columbus home. The 40 persons wlu) attended the first discussion Mrs. Ezio Fan- The Little Flower circle will at Our Lady of Sorrows church at Communion. The more advanced elli of 4890 Clay Eastlake and at St. Catherine’s program is designed to give a bet­ meeting two weeks ago will vouch meet in the home of Mrs. G. San­ for the outstanding ability of Bob street, Denver. ders at 1 o’clock Wednesday^ church, Derby. ter understanding of the Mass. T h e bridegroom The _ task of organizing and There is still need for additional easier as a moderator and the suit­ Nov. 7. ability of Bishop Sheen’s book is the son of Mr. The members of St. Gerard’s eve­ supervising the teachers of the + + classes has fallen on Lawrence Peace o / Sou( as discussion mater­ and Mrs. George ning circle and their husbands were Hurst, one of the first members ial. Corner of Denver. entertained in the home o f Mr. and a pAst president of the club. 86 Persons 'Shocked' Mrs. Corner had and Mrs. L. Yankers Oct. 26. Hal­ Although his work has been made as her maid of loween games and dancing were At St. Phiiomena's honor Miss Rose­ much easier by the co-operation of A “ shocking’’ good time was had enijsyed by all. The proceeds were all the teachers and others who mary Fanelli, and adied to the funds for the school by the 86 persons who attended the have volunteered to help, Mr. Mr. Corner h a d project. “ Spook Spree and Ghoul Jam­ as his best man Hurst deserves much credit for boree’’ the evening of Oct. 27 at St. James Dottavid. Stationery*Cards his unceasing endeavors to keep Philomena’s hall. Rosemary Dolla- The couple took a Are Being Sold all missions properly staffed and ghan as “ Horrible Hannah,’’ Lynn wedding trip to supplied with teaching materials Collison as “ Lucifer Lou,’’ and Ray California. Mrs. John Kolble is selling and and transportation each week. Dooley, the “ Pin-Head Clown” won — (P h 0 t 0 by taking orders for personalized sta­ The catechists also operate under prizes for their unusual costumes. Smyth) tionery, and cards for all occa­ the guidance of the spiritual ad­ Others recognized for outstanding sions. She has turned in |30 to viser of the club, the Very Rev. “ getups” included Marguerite the Altar and Rosary society to l^R. AND MRS. EDWARD J. Langfield are pictured Monsignor Bernard J. Cullen, and Deuschle, Mary Petrasic, Jane date and will appreciate any new following their marriage in St. Vincent de Paul’s church, the Rev. Austin Di Benedetto, Jones, Ernie Espinosa, Gladys Father Jelinek to Give Talk orders. Christmas cards should be Denver. The bride is the former Miss Jo Ann Koelbert, daughter of O.S.M., pastor of A.ssumption par­ Dolan, Della Kjeldgaard, Aldo ordered as soon as possible. Mrs. ish, Welby, in which the missions room at Regis Nov. 8. Benediction, Mr. and Mrs. George Koelbert of 6000 E. Iowa avenue, and the bride­ Notarianni, Bob Casler, and John The Rev. Jolm P. Jelinek, S.J., Kolble’s address is 5775 W. Eighth are located. in the chapel at 1:30 p.m., will groom is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Langfield o f 2776 W. Second Tamburello. professor of philosophy at Regis avenue. Her phone number is BE. precede the meeting. avenue. The teachers at Eastlake are Those responsible for the set­ _fipllege, Denver, will be the prin- -2652 and she will make the de­ Roma Casburn, Dick Casburn, and Father Jelinek, who has recently Monsignor Eugene O’Sullivan officiated at the double-ring cere­ tings, games, and contests were Flo livery. Dorothea Williams. These teachers Abel, Rita Coffey, Sheila Guise, ■ r returned from Rome after two mony and offered the Nuptial Mass. have been accompanied by Jack Joanne Malloy, Madeline Rice, years’ study at the Gregorian uni­ Teresa Maria, daughter of Mr. The bride was given in marriage by her father. The bride’s sister. D’Arcy and Ruth Hoffman who Aldo Notarianni, and electrical versity, where he received his doc­ and Mrs. Bert Keenan, was bap­ Miss Jane Koelbert, was maid of honor. Another sister, Georgia Low, have formed a choir. engineers, Ray Mangus and Bill torate in philosophy, will give his tized by the Rev. John J. Doherty. was the only bridesmaid. At Derby, teachers assigned are Sutherland, who provided the pressions o f the manv liturgical Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Attending the b rid ^ o o m was Jake Mohler as best man, and Mary Lee Rossback, Ann Mary “ shocks” for the evening. functions celebrated during the Rawley. Leonard Kolaeway and Henry Pohs were ushers. Lawrence Hunt Holy Year, in which the Holy Clarene Marie, daughter of Mr. Following the ceremony a breakfast was held at the Olin hotel. Father and other members o f the and Mrs. Clarence Rinpley, was The reception later in the day was in the home of the bride’s parents. Hierarchy o f the Church partici­ baptized by Father Omer Fox- Following a wedding trip to the East, the couple will make their pated. hoven from Cripple Creek in St. home in Denver. Both are graduates of S t Francis de Sales’ high Mrs. Valens Jones, president, Bernadette’s. Sponsors were Mr. school.— (Photo by J. E. McNevin, Jr.) who will preside at the meeting, and Mrs. Andrew Kuhn. NOW AT has appointed as hostesses the jun­ ior council mothers, Mrs. E. J. Dignan, Mrs. J. F. Treckman, and St. Vincent's Aid Unit Papal Blessing Closes JOEONOFRIO'S Mrs. 'T. J. Danahey. Has Two New Circles Novena at St. Philomena's Sick Poor Aid Society Mrs. R. F. Brink has recently been appointed as chairman of (St. Philomena’t Paritb, Denver) of envelopes, should be filled out the circles for St. Vincent’s Aid so­ Plans Christmas Tea The solemn novena in honor of ciety. New circles are being with box number, name, address, Our Lady o f the Miraculous Medal and telephone number and turned Save <25°° formed and members of St. Vin­ One hundred women attended closed Oct. 29 with the Papal cent’s Aid, who are interested in in with the first envelopes next the card party given at Corpus blessing given by the Rev. Vincent joining, are requested to call Mrs. Sunday. Those parishioners who Christi convent by the Dominican Walsh, C.M., novena master. Ap­ Brink at EA. 9018. did not receive their cartons of en­ Sisters of the Sick Poor Aid so­ proximately 700 attended t^e two velopes are asked to accept their Father Jelinek Circle meetings held recently are ciety on Oct. 22. Mrs. J. F. Quinn, evening services and the morning boxes from the stand in the church the St. Charles Borromeo circle in vice president of the organization service following the 8 o’clock vestibule. o fcipal speaker at the meeting ofcipal the homes of Mrs. R. F. Brink and ON THIS the Regis high school Mothers presided at a brief business meet­ Mass. Envelopes for the remembfance ing. She announced that Mrs. Mrs. W. P. Horan, and St. Fran­ joe ct joe, jr. club to be held in the reading cis’ circle in the home o f Mrs. J. Father Walsh, who will entrain o f the Holy Souls during the Wallace Webb would be the chair­ month of November are available Val Chamberlain. this week for Dallas, Tex., visited St. Joseph’s Guild Plans man of the Christmas tea given many o f the sick in the parish and in the church vestibule. The lists annually by the society in Decern invested them in the Miraculous of deceased relatives and friends Food Shower for Nuns ber. Mrs. John Schlereth, chair­ Medal. Those who were not in­ may be returned this week. man of the membership committee, dPTL Past Presidents vested will be enrolled by the par­ Religion classes f o r public S t Joseph’s guild will hold a will be assisted by Miss Sue Hally, school children are held every RADIO-PHONOGRAPH ish assistants upon request. food shower for the various con­ Mrs. R. Kurtz, Mrs. W. Webb, and To Have Party Nov. 7 The collection taken up on the Sunday after the 8:15 Mass in the vents at the November meeting to Mrs. A. J. Bonino. last night o f the novena will be basement of the rectory. NOW FOR A LIMITED be held Saturday, Nov. 3. Host­ The Past Presidents’ Social club used in the training o f Vinceptian Halloween Party NATIONALLY ADVERTISED esses will be Mmes. Daniel Rein­ of the Catholic Parent-Teacher priests. Father Walsh thank^ all For Cub Scouts ert, Vincent McVeigh, S. D. Lucy, Meeting Time Changed league will have its annual card those .who participated and served TIME ONLY Margaret Lucy, and H. F. Jacques. party Wednesday, Nov, 7, at 1 p.m. in any way for the success of Cub scouts of pack 124 enjoyed By Queen's Daughters in the Charities annex, 1663 Grant the novena. a Halloween party, planned by street, Denver. Dessert will be 300 Hear the pack committee, on Oct. 31 in Reg. $124.95 LEATHER JACKETS The meeting of the Queen’s served, and many special features Judge Speak the school hall. A fter a grand Daughters will be postponed ow­ march of cubs in costumes, various S 0 0 9 5 will be offei%d. Mrs. Anthony F. Approximately 300 members of Reiined $9.50 ing to the All Souls’ day services Zarlengo will be chairman. Mem­ :ames were jlayed. Halloween re- the Parent-Teachers’ association reshments were served. The Nov. 2. bers providing cakes are asked to and their husbands with Men’s Cleaned & Redyed $6.50 up Mrs. Byrd Hesselbine and Miss weekly meeting of dens will bring them by 12:30 p.m. The club members and their wives Loretta Loughran will entertain be held Tuesday, Nov. 6, in the Smartly Styled Cabinet hand-knit jacket project will be heard Judge Joseph Cook of the Walker Cleaners the group in their home, 1642 school hall at 7:15. Cubs are to concluded that day. Denver municipal court speak on Fairfax, Denver, on Sunday, Nov, wear uniforms and to bring their 815 - 14th Street “ Children and Crime’’’ at the meet­ 11. The assistant hostesses will be Mrs. G. E. Rowe returned home manuals to check achievements. Bring this ad in from the hospital O ct 28 following ing o f the PTA Oct. 30. Mrs. Miss Eulalia Baroch, Miss Ida Scouts o f troop 124 are urged an operation. Mrs. Roger Martinez James A. Koning, club president, ioT $1,00 Discount Kirwan, Mrs. Ann Fagan, and to attend the court o f honor on Flffist Tone EVER in a laUe RaRin-nionoflaBli! is ill in her home. conducted a private business meet­ Mrs. Blanche Osbourne. Monday, Nov. 5, at East high ing previous to the talk. Monsi­ school. The court o f review was Becomes Bride gnor W. M. Higgins and Father held last Wednesday in Morey Joseph O’Malley were in attend junior high. ance. Mr. and Mrs. K. P. McKenna, J. J. CELLA INSURANCE Judge Cook described the con formerly o f Fairmont, Minn., are nection between environment and new members o f St. Philomena’s crime. He explained how and why Marie A. Celia Jack J. Celia parish. They reside at 1269 Clay­ children get into trouble, and dis­ ton street, and have one son, cussed informally the many reme­ Michael, who is enrolled in the dies that can be applied to mis­ eighth grade at St. Philomena’s \ "Insurance of All Kinds" creant children school. with the sensational Mrs. T. A. Duggan was program Mr. and Mrs. Donald Steinkamp 43 Years of Dependable Service in the Field where chairman and introduced Judge recently purchased a home at 936 Dependability is Essential Cook. Mrs. Mary Kelly, school St Paul street Their daughter nurse, spoke on health measures Donella is a pupil in St. Philo­ COBRA-MATIC in. the business meeting. Taggert 1120 Security Bldg. 17th * Calif. Phone KE. 2633 mena’s school. Dyke, a Regis student, presented Mother Cabrini circle will be Automatic Record Player a humorous skit on television. Re­ entertained by Mrs. T. A. Trip­ freshments were served by the lett in the Argonaut hotel Friday, eighth and fifth grade room Nov. 2. St. Anthony’s club will f e / X t U I M A mothers. meet with Mrs. R. C. Meek, Jr., Men's Club Sees 2612 E. 11th avenue, on Friday, Movies of European Trip Nov. 2. Nocturnal adoration for the men pitch tempo control SHCHSLHUILOR George Evans, father o f the of St. Philomena’s will be held Rev. George Evans, formerly an Thursday evening, Nov. 1, from 10 1543 LARIMER • AL&ine 3422 assistant in St. Philomena’s par­ to 11 in Holy Ghost church. ish, showed pictures o f his Euro­ Report cards for the children of pean trip at the recent meeting of St. Philomena’s school were dis­ the Men’s club. Nearly 80 men tributed last week. Parents are In the Mother of God were in attendance at the meetinjg asked to co-operate with the sis­ church, Denver, Carolyn Wil- directed by Dr. James E. Cum­ ters on the reports. lette, the daughter of Mr. and mings, club president. Attendance Prayers o f t h e parishioners Mrs. Ernest Willette, became the prizes were won by Ray Jaeger were asked for the seriously ill: bride o f Michael Lateur, the son and Dan Steinkamp. George Astler,, Merle Heimerl, ^ ^ U fnw Ja6£it< L of Mr! and Mrs. Gaston Lateur of First Friday and the Feast of Betty Ann Costello, and Frank Menlo Park, Calif., formerly of All Souls is not a holy day of obli­ Quinn. Lille, France. gation, but of devotion. Masses will be said every half hour begin­ The bride was given in marriage ning at 6 o’clock and ending with Speaker by her father. She wore an im­ the 8 o’clock Mass. October devo­ ported white Loa fashioned with tions will be concluded aftqr the long sleeves with a pearl beaded Stations o f the Cross at 7 :45. neckline. Her matron of honor was Devotions in honor o f Our Lady Helen Shaffer and the two brides­ of Fatima will be held after the maids were Joanne Langan and Masses on Saturday and during Marjorie Brooks. the evening Holy Hour at 7 :45. The bride’s two younger sisters The weekly envelopes for, the Julia Maria and Marilyn Jien, second half of the year go into ef­ acted as flower girls. William E. fect Sunday, Nov. 4. The infoj>j;ma- We doubt Danforth was the best man, and tion card, the first card in thee ospc if we can Ernest Leon Willette and Richgrd Langan were ushers. repeat such The bridal party participated Wheatridge Men • an offer as in a luncheon held at the Rendez­ this. vous following the service and at­ Plan Communion tended a reception at the home of the bride’s parents with Mrs. (Sts. Peter end Paul’* the record ' v( Lucille Langan, Mrs. Catherine Parish, Wheatridge) Cobra-MiiKia; record-pUyer ever built. Piave all speeds fium Powell, and Mrs. Regena Axtell The members o f the Men’s club assisting. invite other members o f the par­ 10 85, ioclttding coaiuig 16 R.P.M. Only two simple contrpisl Mr. and Mrs. Lateur left on a ish to join them in Communion two-week wedding trip to the at the 7 o’clock Mass Sunday, Nov. the mode dream 4. A light breakfast will be served bridegroom’s home in Menlo Park, Cobfa»#igtt{e lets yon records to azWrf speed Uiey were :£eoorbai^ Come in. hear : p.m. Thursday, Nov. 1, in the instructor. Two speakers will be fea­ rectory meeting room. itTCROAYl.... ■ ' , • The bride attended St. Mary’s 'The bake sale sponsored by the tured at the dinner meeting academy and last year was gradu­ Altar and Rosary society will be of the Catholic Women’s Press club, ated from South high. She was a held in the Wheatridge Realty to be held in the Olin hotel Wednes­ secretary at the First National company this Saturday, Nov. 8, day, Nov. 7, at 6:15. Reservations Bank, of Englewood. from 9 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Co- may be made by calling Mrs. Mar­ garet Reilly, TA. 6733, in the eve­ Joe Onofrio Music Co. The bridegroom was graduated chairmen for this sale are Ruth from Sequoia high schom in Red­ Hensgen and Elizabeth Route. If ning. ■ "NOTHING BUT THE FINEST" Member of St. Catherine’s Parish wood City, Calif. He is a corporal pick-up service is desired, it may Senator Ben Bezoff,. radio com­ of the U. S. air force, radar divi­ be obtained by calling the Wheat­ mentator, will be the first speaker, sion, and also served with the ridge Realty company. The Rev. John John, S.J. (above) marines two years before enlist­ Sacristy workera for Nov. 3 are will discuss “ Theology as a Part ing in the air force. Marian Epson and Nellie Vollmer, of the Writer’s Equipment.” PAGE SIX Office, 938 B( :k Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttene 4205 Thursday, November 1, 1951

WESTERKAMP'S Anita Shader of St Mary's Blessed Martin French Club Has Speaker Preparations for Sale KE. 9435 5106 Wash. CTXBTTHINO A GOOD GEOCEB7 SHOULD HAVE Wins Regis Speech Prize YPC Makes Plans Made at Mother of God BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PBICES - WE DELIVER - (St. Mary’i Academy, Denver) The faculty welcomed Mrs. J. (Mother o f God Parish, Denver) Hugh Porter. Ken Conway and Anita Shader, daughter o f Mr. yecchio, ill since the opening o f Plans are being completed by Gladys Callahan were the spon­ school, back to her teaching duties For Pilgrimage sors., Mrs. Hugh Duffy and her com­ and Mrs. Frank C. Shader, won in the kindergarten, where she has mittee for the needlework and The All Saints’ Bridge club will,, first place in the original oratory (Bleiied Martin Young People’* been teaching for the past five bake sale to be held in the ehurch meet Saturday, Nov. 3, in the home W alter's Drug Store division o f the speech meet held Club) years. basement Nov. 10 and 11. A hand­ of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Jensen. 801 Colorado Blvd. Work on the Blessed Mother’s The Blemars will journey to the made quilt donated by Mrs. An­ shrine in the circle in front of four designated churches to gain Mrs. Ben Slattery submitted to Prescriptions drew Bauer and an embroidered surgery in Mercy hospital, Oct. 29, the building is progressing the special Holy Year indulgences tablecloth given by Mrs. Duffy Candies — Gifts steadily and it is hoped that by on Sunday, Nov. 4. following their are being offered as special at­ next week it will be completed. regular 9 o’clock Communion Mass tractions at the bazaar. School Supplies The sophomore class enjoyed a and breakfast. A. M organ There will be ho Confessions Halloween party in the home of Tailoring * Alteration* Duncan Hines Ice Cream The time previously established heard Thursday afternoon, Nov. Mary Evelyn Norpath Oct. 31. for the Young People’s club to at­ Dry Cleaning Beers, Wines, Etc. Others who were hostesses for the 1. tend its Mass was on the fifth Friday, Nov. 2, is the first Fri­ Pressing While You Wait party include Jean Carbonne, Mary Sunday at 7 :30 o ’clock. At the 1522 Cleveland Plata FR. 5391 Lou McCabe, Peggy McCarthy, day and All Souls’ day. Masses will last business meeting it was de­ be offered at 6, 6:30, 7, 7 :30, 8, and CHerry 7591 Free Delivery Peggy McLaughlin, and Joan San­ cided that every first Sunday ders. Sue Dunn entertained the 8:30. The 8:30 Mass will be a I should be Communion day. Requiem High Mass. This Mass class in her home Oct. 26. Ice skating at D. U. arena will The first issue o f the school and a High Mass at 8 o’clock each call the Blemars south on Friday Tuesday in November will be of­ paper for the year appeared Oct. evening, Nov. 2, at 7:15 p.m. 31. The publication appeared with fered for the names submitted in On Monday evening, Nov. 5, and an improved format and an in­ MRS. BRIAN HEDDY (center) spoke at a tea given the All Souls’ day envelopes. ALL BUTTER every Monday evening thereafter, creased number of photographs. by the French club of Loretto Heights colle/e, Denver, on The Reparation society will ob­ those men between the ages of 18 Freshman reporters announced by Sunday, Oct. 28. At the left is Miss Elisa Eyre, sophomore, chairman serve the first Saturday devotion and 28 who are interested in play­ Betty Coupe, editor of Smart Talk, of the party, and at the right is Miss Veronique Crespel of Lille, in honor of Our Lady of Fatima CAKES ing basketball in the Parish league' are Charlene Rothe and Veronica France, who arrived as a student at Loretto Heights last week. She on Nov. 3. The hours spent in pub­ will practice at fi p.m. at Mullen Mary Anne Bakeries Marky. became acquainted with Loretto Heights through the activities of the lic prayer are from 8:30 to 9:30 Home. For further information Elaine Carbone entertained the Loretto club of Paris, whose members have attended the Heights. a.m., 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., and 6 contact Pat Scheer, GL. 4331. Visit Our members of the freshman class at to 7 :30 p.m. Members may choose a Halloween party in her home A regular bimonthly meeting any o f these hours. New Store Oct. 31. will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 7, A group of girl* from Loretto in following the Rosary at 7:30. This Interschool Council Joins Height* college will attend the Anita Shader meeting was moved up from the Merchants Altar *ociety meeting Thur*day Party for Orphans second to the first Wednesday of afternoon, Nov. 8, and pre*ent Park at Regis high school Oct. 27. Other the month, because St. Dominic’s Community Chest Drive winners from St. Mary’s are Mary a *cene from “The Firefly,” the turkey party will be held on the Interschool Council members at­ Martelon and three speakers Shopping Clare Cervi, who placed second *ehool’* coming production. SECRETARIES second Wednesday, Nov. 14. tended the Denver city council from the Denver public schools in poetry, and Charlene Rothe, Is Given by CYPC The Altar and Rosary society p h a in t Center meeting at City hall Oct. 29, and outlined for the city council the who took second in impromptu. is offering a selection of Christmas (Cathedral Young People’* Club) represented the parochial schools steps taken in their respective 601 S. Mary Ann Halloran entertained St. Clara’s orphans had fun ga­ cards and Christmas wrappings for Annunciation PTA at a Community Chest luncheon schools to promote sane and safe sale. These will be displayed after rHE CENTRAL’S Broadway the junior class in her home Sat­ lore Oct. 28. More than 30members Oct. 30. fun for the students. urday evening. The same group of the SYPC planned a Halloween all the Masses each Sunday in the PE. 6929 Participating in a program for He pointed out the various basement of the church. will be the guests o f Mary Bazata- party for the children. Decorations the prevention of Halloween van­ 25 Broadway 1024 S. Gaylord Sets Turkey Party works done by the parochial On Oct. 23, the Rev. Amador Thursday evening, Nov. 1, at a o i witches,' skeletons, and jack-o- dalism in the council chamber of schools, such as the painting done Cruz Wisco baptized Polly Anne SPruce 7413 PEarl 7315 slumber party. lanterns brightened the various the City hall, George Martelon, (Annunciation Pari*h, Denver) on store windows near the schools, Porter, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. The Sports club has chosen bi­ rooms. Sam Fergatto, recently se­ chairman, spoke before the council and expressed the wish of the Tickets are being distributed Saving money The Central cycle riding for November’s sport. lected chairman o f the orphans on behalf of the parochial schools. Catholic schools to have a Hallo­ The meeting will be held Thurs­ for the coming year, and his com­ through the schools this week for ween that is "fun without vandal- way is safe, easy and profit­ day afternoon and later the mem­ mittee arranged numerous gamM the turkey games party to be spon­ Meeting Is Scheduled able. The folks in the special INTERMOUNTAIN bers will be the guests o f Betty and entertainments for the chil­ sored by the PTA on Wednesday dren of various age groups. Re­ A vote o f approval was taken Coupe for dinner. evening, Nov. 14, in Hagus hall. by the City council and the stu­ savings department give you The movie The Prince and the freshments and Halloween prizes Mrs. Andrew Apodaca and her By Deanery Committee ELEVATOR CO. added merriment to all. dents were commended on their fast, frien

itr'- - ■ V ------t>AGE SEVEN Thunday, November 1,1951 Office, 938 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Holy Family Homecoming Cathedral Students Win Speech Awards

(Cathedral High School, Denver) Cathedral high school took four first-place awards at the Catholic Speech league meet at Regis high school, Denver, on Oct. 28. Awards were as follows: Original oratory, Frances Lee, third place; im­ promptu speaking, third place, Kitty McCabe, and first place, John Warder; dramatic declama­ tion, first place, Harry Cronin; poetry, first place, Joan Casey; and radio, second place, Joan West, and fftst place, Roger Seick. It is *‘good business” to arrange ■ John Glenn, a graduate of the class o f '51, was chosen for de­ for funeral service far in advance bate team o f St. Edward’s college, Austin, Tex., a rare honor for a of need when one’s decisions are freshman. In his senior year, he was editor o f the Cathedral’s year­ not swayed by emotion. It is also book, the Guardian, and was presi­ the most thoughtful and consid­ dent of the National Forensic league.. erate way to spare survivors. Sister Rafael, junior homeroom teacher, and Sister Francis Thrill to the Eleanor, grade one teacher, will Charm of an ex­ If you have questions to ask leave for Chicago Nov. 6 to par­ ticipate in the national congress citing Nevo For­ about our plan, we will give you of the Confraternity o f Christian Doctrine. Both sisters were asked mal for the Com^ all the information you need to to present demonstration classes ing Social Season. tne teaching of religion to pub­ ■Vi— make your decision. lic high school students. The entire student body of Ca thedral high school will attend Mass in the Cathedral Nov. 2 in Compare Our Insurance Plan honor of the Sacred Heart. High place winners in the Curtis DR. JAMES P. With Any Other Offered magazine drive at Cathedral high school are Barbara Tellington, GRAY room 102; Elvino Sandoval, room Oplometrift AT THE HOLY FAMILY homecoming, The Rev. Joseph Koontz crowned the queen before 13; Agnes Zehna, room 9; and in the grade school, Donald Ar­ the queen’s float carried Queen Mary West- the Holy Family-St. Francis’ game as the finale riSVAL CARE cher, grade seven; Charlene Dan- EYES EXAMINED over with her attendants. They are, left to right, to the demonstration in which the new Holy Family drow, grade eight; and Judith Frances Lamirato, Donna Graebing, the Queen, band in uniform, the Pep club, and majorettes took Marbut, grade six. VISUAL TRAINING Rosemarie Black, and Dolores DiCiero. In front of part. A Victory dance was held in the Albany hotel Optomelrltl the queen are Patty Johnson, crown-bearer, and Sunday night, with the senior class in charge. Johnny Frazzini and Harry Lee Johnston, pages. (Photo by Smyth) Clergy Appointments 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1616 Calif. S t Homn& Son Chapels + + + Phono for Appointment KEystone 6297 KEystone 6298 In Diocese of Pueblo TA. 8883 1527 a«v«l«nd Place . St. Joseph's Speech Pupils Holy Family High Pueblo.— Appointments of clergy in the Diocese of Pueblo announced by Bishop J^eph C. Willging are Entered in Forensic Meet Freshman President as follows; The Rev. Phillip A. Grasso, pas­ (St. Joseph’s High School, David Sexton, room 11, will be tor of Annunciation parish, Denver) Al Bennett crowned “Queen and King Bull Is Clifford Phillips Springfield, is appointed adminis­ St. Joseph’s speech students par- dog” at the first social in Novem­ trator of St. Francis de Sales’ par­ ticipated in the National Forensic ber fo r their part in making the (Holy Family High School, ish, Lamar. Men's Clothing Dept. RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. League speech meet in Regis col­ drive a success. Room 9-1 took Denver) 'The Rev. Manuel Morgan is ap- lege, Oct. 27. Jo Ann Cooley, individual room honors with a to­ In a recent election o f the fresh­ lointed assistant pastor of St. senior, took the second-place GENERAL TIRES tal of $300. man class, Clifford Phillips was ary’s parish, Walsenburg. Rogers-Peet award in oratorical declamation Vivian O’Connor and Harold elected president. The other offi­ The Rev. John J. Tomalonis, as­ with an excerpt from the court General Batteries Hoffman, interschool council rep­ cers will be elected later in the sistant pastor of St. Mary’s church, Society Brand room scene in The Fountain­ resentatives, attended the City week. Walsenburg, is appointed assistant head. Under the direction of Mrs. Council meeting Oct. 29 at which Jean Peck and Sharon Fitzpat­ pastor of Our Lady of Guadalupe Scotsdale KRAFT RECAPPING H. L. Harrison and Larry McWil­ the student council progi'am for parish, La Junta. rick, former students o f Holy Brayton GENERAL] liams, the speech participants re­ diminishing Halloween vandalism Family, together with other mem­ The _ Rev. Paul P. Mendrick, Kraft Inspected ceived commendations in their re­ was outlined and given a vote of bers of Loretto Heights Glee club, chaplain of the Santa Fe hospital. SQUEEGEE spective fields. approval. presented selections from Firefly La Junta, is appointed assistant Used Tires The annual patron drive to The representatives also at­ for the enjoyment of the stu­ pastor of St. Joseph’s parish, Grand Junction. THE mnv CO finance the school yearbook, tended an interschool council dent body Oct. 30. G.T.A.C. Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax TA. 6604 “ The Trail,’’ was officially luncheon at the Shirley-Sa'voy ho In co-operation with the City The Rev. Francis J. Bottler is 2ND FLOOR appointed chaplain of the Santa closed Oct. 29. A quota of $3 tel Oct. 30 regarding high school council and the student councils of Fe hospital. La Junta. per student was successfully participation in the Community both public and parochial high reached and staff members im­ Chest drive. schools, Holy Family held a Hal­ mediately began planning for Student Caunctl Meets loween party Oct. 31 for the stm “ the best yearbook ever.’’ The first meeting of the stu dents. The party, which was spon­ Phyllis Bishop, room 9-1 and dent • council was held Oct. 26- sored by the sodality, was a '51 ^oJuL JjauJidu Under the direction of Orrin Cox masquerade. Regis President Conducts the council drew up several pro­ Courtesy week, for the purpose YOU AR[ INVITED TO VIEW With Power-Pilot Economy 3-Day Retreat in St. Louis posals regarding school mamte of promoting courtesy in the nance. Elections in the various school, will be launched at Holy On Disploy at The V ery‘ Rev, Raphael C. Mc­ rooms saw the following repre Family Monday, Nov. 5. A contest Carthy, S.J., president of Reris sentation in the student conn will be held and a cash prize will college, Denver, left Oct. 30 for cil: Room 12, Gary Garrier, Lor be given for the best poster. St. Louis to conduct a laymen’s The Community Chest drive in DENVER'S FIRST SHOWING aine McKinzie, Eileen Ochs, Jo retreat at the White House retreat Ann Cooley, Regina Olguin, Jo the school was completed with MAin 3111 center there. Father McCarthy was Ann Korinek; commercial room room 12 the first to bring in a OF formerly a retreat master at the Lillian Fletcher .and Patricia Es 100-per-cent quota. Following 1335 Braadwoy famed center, where he will give terling; room 11, Jerry Koch and were rooms five and nine. six talks a day on Nov. 1, 2, and 3 Barbara Miller; library, Larry Roz George Martelon, president of He will return to Denver Nov. 9. miarek and Marvin Lucas; room the Interschool council, spoke for 10-2, Donna Mauff, Ursula Yon the parochial schools at the Com­ munity Chest luncheon at the Shir- HOME TELEVISION SETS ker, and Arlene Polak; room 10-1 Don Colaizzi, Dorothy Boh, and ley-Savoy Oct. 30. Agnes Day, Beverly Cordova; room 9-1, Joe council representative from Holy at the apening af the Boyle, Byron Beck, and Maureen Family, qnd Barbara Marble, rep­ Hallinan; room 9-2, Babe Me- resentative from the eighth grade, Clure, Harold Steffen, and Bar also attended the luncheon. bara Hudson. Members o f the senior class NEW PIANO AND TELEVISION SALON earned their “ wings” Oct. 20 when Regis College Sorority they were treated to a plane ride at the Sky Ranch airport. Through W ill Sponsor Benefit af the the efforts of George Legler, The Delta Sigma sorority of Re­ thar of Norman Legler, the 76 gis college, Denver, will sponsor seniors took their turns at touring a benefit card party in Loyola hall East Denver in a four-passenger on the Regis campus Sunday, Nov. Piper Cub plane piloted by Mel R 4, at 7 p.m. Proceeds o f the party I M A ie N S Hale. Sister Mary Callista, princi will be donated to the college’s M u»l«tCo. THREE FAMOUS pal, received compliments from building fund. Admission is 50 •4 SO. BIOAOWAT Mr. Hale on the conduct o f the cents, and all are invited to at­ oetim v.caoRAOO group. tend. Dorothy Gray Lotions Regis Homecoming Royalty 84 SOUTH BROADWAY (In the heart af a f Denver's "Miracle Mile") to keep your skin lovely...in all weather! 00 Thursdoy, Fridoy and Saturday 1 each plus tax,.. Regularly $209 November 1-2-3 ILUSmT WIATHR lOTiaN . . . a superb smoother for * ypur whole body! 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fiMiih PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 B( ;k Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, November 1, 1951 ^ Amusements - Dining Swansea Parish 'Firefly' Dancers St. Mary's Parish^ Littleton, Plans Recreation To Sponsor Holy Turkey Dinner, Bazaar, November 17

Littleton.— (St. Mary’s Parish) of her sisters and a brother, Misses th e adult choir of St. Mary’s Year Pilgrimage — Father Frederick D. McCallin Cecilia and Rita Schuckenbrock parish is holding regular practices has announced that St. Mary’s par­ and Francis Schuckenbrock, were for Christmas music each Sunday attendants at the formal wedding. (Our Lady o f Graea Parish, ish will have a turkey dinner and after the 10 o’clock Mass. New Mrs. Harold V. Craig was organ­ members will be welcome, and Denver) bazaar Saturday evening, Nov, 17, ist. male voices are particularly in de­ Members of Our Lady of Grace Games and booths will be fea­ parish are planning a Holy Year tured, and a special prize of $100 The mountain home o f Mr. and mand. The adult choir will sing at pilgrimage in the near future. Ed in cash will be given away. The Mrs. Harold V. Craig, Casa Ca- a High Mass on Thanksgiving day. tw Stolte was elected from the Men’s women o f St. Mary’s Altar and brini, near Deckers, was com­ club to make plans for it, and a Rosary society will again be in pletely destroyed by fire Mon­ Family Reunion? woman of the Altar antk Rosary charge of- preparing and serving day evening, Oct. 22. There was society will be elected in the near the turkey dinner, and they will no one in th6 cabin at the time of DINE AT THE HOLLAND HOUSE future to help with the plans. discuss plans at their November the fire, which was o f undeter­ Every member of the family can enjoy the The Altar and Rosary society business meeting, which will be mined origin. Casa Cabrini was reunion dinner when it ii served at the Holland met Oct. 25. The members adopted held in the school hall on Thurs­ blessed in 1946, and Mass was o f­ House. A variety of delicious entrees on the and had the reading o f the by­ day afternoon, Nov. 1, All women fered there by Colonel (Monsi­ menu at all times, and a wealth of accompany­ laws. Mrs. Poppish was elected o f the parish are invited to attend gnor) Joseph R. Koch, now direc­ ing dishes, transform the most ordinary dinner vice president. Mrs. Sadie H effer- and assist in the preparations for tor of the army chaplain school into a memorable occasion. Plan your next man and Mrs. Drotar will take this event. at Fort Slocum, N. Y. It was a care of the altars during the reunion at the Holland House. Mrs. Bert Jones will entertain familiar place to many people, as month, and Mrs. Di Orio'will have No reiervations neceuary, except at the next meeting of Our Lady the Craig family opened their charge of the altar linens. The jo t large parties. of Fatima circle in Louviers. cabin to personal friends, as well Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Holland. next meeting will be Nov. 22, with The following infants were bap­ as to religious and civic groups. Mrs. Coates and Mrs. Steve Cin- They hope to rebuild partially dur­ occo as hostesses. tized by Father McCallin in St. Mary’s church Sunday, Oct. 28: ing the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Fall Festival Mary Anne Gessing, infant o f Mr. Craig and their son, John, at­ and Mrs. Harry Gessine, with tended a reception last week Planned by Men Mr. and Mrs. William Heirras god­ honoring Colonel Koch, held in the parents; Elizabeth Ann Hunter, home of Mrs. Andrew Verlinden The Men’s club met Oct. 26 to in Denver. make plans for the fa ll' festival, infant o f Mr. and Mrs. Robert which will be held , Dec. 6-18. Hunter, with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Thursday, Nov. 1, is the Feast Members are sponsoring the tick­ Tyler as godparents; Theresa Lynn of All Saints and a holy day of Boceios ets for the fishing equipment and Llevens, infant of Mr. and Mrs. obligation. Masses will be offered the golf clubs. Otto G. Lievens, with Porfidio in St. Mary’s church at 6, 7, and 8 o’clock. Friday, Nov. 2, is the Masses on first Friday will be Prado and Marie Ritchlin as god­ Feast of All Souls and the first at 7, 7:30, and 8 o’clock. parents; and Marilyn Kay Randall, FAMOUS FO« FINt IN JO Y THE W IST’S infant of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Friday of the month, and Masses FOOD SEIVEO IN A ★ MOST lEFIESHING There will be a ihower for the D. Randall, with Mr. and Mrs. will be offered at 7 and 7:45 GIACIOUS MANNEK COCKTAIl LOUNGE faneywork booth in the baie- Clarence H. Pille as godparents. o’clock, Saturday, Nov. 3, is the ment of the church Nov. 15. TREMONT AT BROADWAY Miss Mildred Schuckenbrock first Saturday of the month, and VISIT OUR KE. 9618 * CH. 2494 Mrs. Swigel donated recently a and H. Walter Sisson were married Mass will be offered at 7 o ’clock, large votive light stand for the before Father McCallin prior to a followed by exposition of the Most NEW DRIVE-IN church. Nuptial Mass at 8 o’clock Satur­ Blessed Sacrament and hourly de­ Donald Ahuero and Inez Valdez day, Oct. 27. The bride is the votions to Our Lady of Fatima for were married in the presence of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John world peace and the conversion of ' 17th & LOGAN Father James Moynihan. Schuckenbrock o f this parish. Two Russia. Father Meynihan baptized James Michael Kennedy, son of Mr. and Hove Your Mrs. James Kennedy, Oct. 28. St. Joseph's PTA Meeting St. Patrick's PTA Built on Football Theme CLOTHES (St. Joieph’s Redemptoriit Parish, Wilfred Kept, O.F.M.; both of St Denver) Elizabeth’s parish. The Rev. Henry Gives Thanks for King Football will hold sway at CLEANED McKeever, C.SS.R., delivered the the PTA meeting Tuesday evening, sermon. Nov. 6. The business meeting will at begin at 8:15 with Mary Ward, The Fall Frolics to he staged Bazaar Success Saturday night, Nov. 10, in St. Jo­ president, presiding. Every parent seph’s gymnasium by an all-star (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver) should be present. The officers ex­ \ tend a special invitation to the par­ east of the Double Ring club, ...... ; GIGANTIC Mrs. Kenneth Keene, president, ents of high school children. promises to be colossal. and all officers and members o f SOLO DANCERS FOR Firefly will be Miss Helen The program chairman, Rick The Cherry sisters, who have the PTA extend thanks to all who McNicholas, again has arranged a won fame throughout the city for Clare Kurtz (left, in top photo) and Miss Molly Verlengia, past performances, will bring the Complete attended, donated, or helped in brilliant program dedicated to foot­ Cleaners and Laundry both seniors. They have appeared in Babes in Toylamd and in Naughty ball. The principal speaker will be house down with their entirely new any way to making the annual Marietta. Firefly is Nov. 13-17. Johnnie Baker, head coach of antics. Two of their new comedy fall games party Oct. 30 a Sunday Dinner $1.00 Elaine Tolvo, who will play the part of Nina in Firefly, poses Denver university. Father Bernard skits are “ Pretty Eyed Baby” and M A . 6101 success. The proceeds from this in her Tommy Atkins disguise with children who will attend the Kramer, C.SS.R., athletic director, a bit of Hawaii in “ The Little Old "American and Chinese" event are added to the treasury special matinee scheduled Saturday,^ Nov. 17, at 2 p.m. in Phipps will speak on St. Joseph’s athletic Shack.” Community singing by the for use by the organization for auditorium. Left to right they are Mary Bernadette Fitzgerald, 656 program. If unforeseen circum­ assembled audience will be led by 10% Discount their projects. Jackson; Michael Comstock, 627 Gaylord; Jo and Peggy Taylor, 790 stances arise and he is unable to be Father Paul Schwarz, C.SS.R. Mc- The special prizes were awarded Fillmore; and Mark Earley, 121 S. Clermont. present, Paul Vinnola, head coach, Cready’s Top Hatters, a profes­ On Cash and Carry New China Cafe as follow s: Three-piece dresser set, will quarterback for him. sional orchestra, will furnish the ^ 7 h East Colfax AL 0766 - CH 9702 Mrs. Mary Cook from J. C. Penney Cathedral Parish Dads’ Night Kellogg’s Colorful Crooners will music. at 48th and Pecos street; pillow (Open tfU S:00 A.M. Week Dayi) render several college victory cases to Marie Bacino from Mrs. songs. The quintet is comprised of Kenneth Keene; perfume crystal George Kaiser, Bob Turner, Jack Merchants' Luncheon 55c set to Mrs. Mary Cook from Mrs. Husbands of PTA Officers Ward, Vincent O’Connor, and Bonded Collection John Murphy; planters vase to George Kellogg, accompanist. Anywhere in V.S.A. Mrs. Lightener from Flower Box Refreshments will be served by at 3644 Navajo; cologne and bill­ Preside Over Meet Nov. 5 Mrs. Vivian Horan, grade school fold to Mrs. Clara Zimmerman room mother, and Mrs. George from Penny-Saver Drug. JOE O'NEIL & ASSO. (Cathedral Parish, Denver) Cazar, high school room mother. A The CHALET Refreshments were served, Hal­ A Cathedral high school graduate. Father Damen film of the 195T Wyoming-D.U. 1251 Cherokee MA. 1472 loween style, following the party game will be shown. Henry Graf, Prop. McCaddon, will be the guest speaker at the annual “ Dads' LITTLE BILLS No Collections No Charge BIG BILLS by Mmes. John Palcic, James Sil- A small football will be the spe­ verthome, and John Tamaska. All Night” meeting of the Cathedral PTA Monday, N<)v. 5. Fa­ You'll enjoy our delicious food, our delightful cial prize. It will be autographed cakes were donated by PTA mem­ iiimniiig atmosphere. Service is tops . , . prices right. ther McCaddon, pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes parish, Den­ by St. Joseph’s coaches, who have bers. ver, will discuss “Youth Projects in the School.” won pennants for St. Joseph’s, and 1 6 6 9 9 1 CLOSED TUESDAYS School Recessed 2 Days The November meeting each by Paul Vinnola and Johnnie Motion plcturei of the (acri- Why Pay More? Special Attention There will be no school on year is traditionally “ Dads’ Night Baker. 815 Colorado Boulevard FR. 0432 fice of the Man will be shown (Trademark) to Bridge Partiee Thursday and Friday o f this week. in the PTA.” Husbands o f the On the first Friday, Nov. 2, the Thursday night, Nov. I, in St. Although Friday is not a holy day officers preside. Wielding the PTA will serve breakfast to the Paul’s chapel. The film will be o f obligation, all children must at­ gavel for his wife this year will students of both schools. Mrs. explained by Father John N, tend the 9 o’clock Mass on All be Marshall M. Reddish, who will Charles Decker, fourth grade room MAKE DIMNG OUT A PLEASURE Haley as part of his discussion Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores Souls’ day. Confessions for first call the meeting t6 order at 8 p.m. mother, will be in charge for the on the liturgy and the vest­ Friday were heard on Wednesday in Oscar Malo hall. Clifford Stan­ grade school and Mrs. Maxine Ochs COMPANY Enjoy Delicious Food ments o f the Mass. will serve to the high school stu­ and will not be heard on Thursday ley and Dan Yacovetta will present Colorado Owned Stores Prepared by as usual. Masses on All Souls’ day the treasurer’s and secretary’s re­ Classes in religion for chijdren dents, members o f the McCauley Mrs. Weber will be at 6, 7, 7 :30, 8, and 9 ports for their wives. John Dand- attending public schools continue club. Enflevrood 800 Santa Fe Or. = row will be chairman o f the hospi­ to be given by the Cathedral"nuns The annual pantry ihower for SERVING o’clock. The 9 o’clock Mass will be 30 South Broadway 15th and California g a Requiem High Mass for all souls tality committee. The hubands of every Sunday morning after the the liiteri will he held on 3933 W. Colfax Curtis & 15tb St. 17th & Tremont p Steaks, Chicken, Sea Food recommended on the leaflets by all standing committees will serve 8 o’clock Mass. Children gather in Nov. 28. Someone Will he pres­ Dinners the parishioners. the refreshments. Since this is one St. Paul’s chapel for these classes. ent in the hall all day to receive Featuring U.S. Choice Meati Only of the two nightly meetings of the donation!. Sunday, Nov. 4, will be Com­ Parish Calendar WE DO OUR OWN BAKING year, a special invitation is ex­ The prayers of the clients o f munion day for the members of THE Open Daily 7 A.M. to 9 P.M.—Cloeed Sandayi Friday, Nov. 2, 3 to 4 a.m.. Holy Our Mother of Perpetual Help the Altar and Rosary society and tended to all working mothers and fathers who are unable to attend Ghost church— Nocturnal adora­ were recently asked for Carl Ei- for the women o f the parish. Mrs. tion for the Cathedral men. MRS. WEBER'S KITCHEN Alice Miller, speaker for the Cru­ the usual daily )neetings. berger, Jr., a law student at Notre Prlnti of the two group pho­ Friday, Nov. 2, 7 o’clock Mass, 5044 NO. FEDERAL BLVD. GL. 0055 sade for Freedom, will be guest Dame university and former bril­ tographs taken at the last PTA Cathedral— Corporate Communion speaker and will also play records liant student at St. Joseph’s. Carl meeting are now avilahle. An for the League o f the Sacred in conjunction with the work at the was examined by a bone spleciahst 8x10 print may he obtained for Heart. Exposition o f the Blessed regular meeting of the society to and an x-ray reveals a deformity $1.50. Anyone desiring pictures Sacrament all day. Benediction at IN THE SKY ROOM be held at 1 :30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. o f a vertebrae. He is in constant may contact Mrs. Dan Yacovetta 7:45 p.m. pain and some light exercise is ' JhsL <£oiuL fioom . 6, in the school meeting room. Any Triumphant Return Engagement at the business meeting. other interested women also are Satur

Thursday, Novembar 1, 1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE

'i Dark-horse Raiders to Battle Fighting Tigers Nov. 4 Cathedral Team Takes League Lead Carnival Is on Again! Regis Must Win Hole in the BulliJog Line Snowed-Out Pageontf0 Stay in Race is Re-Set for Nov. 2with Jones' Boys THE FOURTH ANNUAL Denver parochial grade school foot­ ball carnival, postponed last week because of snow and cold, will be By C l a r e n c e A. F r a n k I V.H' held Friday night, Nov. 2, in Bears' stadium at 7:30. The Red Raiders from Regis Tickets dated Oct. 26 will be good for admiaaion Nov. 2. New high school will meet the Tigers tickets will not be necessary. from Holy Family high at 12:30 s , The 1,500 football players and 400 members of marching bands Sunday afternoon, Nov. 4, in and cheering sections will begin the carnival with a parade on the Bears’ stadium in a g&me that may field. Latecomers will be able to buy tickets at the stadium windows. bear on the championship o f the Up to carnival time, tickets will be available from parochial gr^de Denver Catholic high school school children throughout Denver. league. Father James Moynihan, j'unior parochial league president, Regis, with one slim loss at 'Said that the management of Bears’ stadium told the carnival com­ the hands of Annunciation high, mittee to “ go ahead” with the pageant last week and not to call has a mathematical ehanca to off the program because of snow and wet grounds. The league tie the undefeated Cathedral officers decided to delay the event, however, to safeguard the boys o f Cobo Jonas. Holy Fam­ children’s health. ily’s strong team was dofaatod + + + \ + + earlier this season by Cathedral, 7-2. In the second game o f Sunday’s A MULLEN TOUCHDOWN in the second quarter Announce Football Show double-header at 2:30 the Cathe­ held the St. Joseph Bulldogs to a 6-6 first-half tie Oct. dral Blue Jays will face the St. 28 in Englewood stadium, but St. Joseph’s came back overwhelmingly Joseph Bulldogs, beaten by the ball) took a 49-yard pass from Ralph Sugar for in the second half to win, 51-6. George Voge^ang scored the Mus­ COACH COBE JONES’ BOYS from Annunciation and Holy Family tang touchdown. Bulldogs Jim Carlson (35) and John Nigro (44) the score. Others in the picture are Cardinals Tony teams. The Bulldogs’ 61-6 victory Cathedral high school put the unbeaten Martinez (54) and Mike Lucerg (under Sullivan) are shown moving in too late to close the six-point gap in the Blue Blue Jay* in first place in the parochial league over Mullen last week suggests and White line.— (Register photo by Smyth) and Blue Jays Walt Gill (2 8 ), Larry Heaton (41), that St. Joseph's might give the Oct. 24 in Arvada stadium by downing the An­ and Frank Schiavone (44).— (Register photo by Cathedral team a flutter, "rhe Blue iiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiniiiiiiinniiiiiiii nunciation high Cardinals, 7-0. Bob Sullivan (with Smyth) Jays defeated Mullen, 47-0, in + + + September. STANDINGS Since Regis has played only An­ End of a Perfect Play Team W L nunciation and Mullen, it is a diffi­ SuklinsL SidsdighiL Cathedral ...... 0 cult to judge the Red Raiders’ Annunciation .. 1 streng;th now. But Regis did make Holy Family .. 1 fine showing against second- The St. Joseph grade school football team atop the Southern Regis ...... 1 place Annunciation in losing Lightweight division of the Junior Parochial league this season has St. Joseph’s .... ______1 2 14-13. defeated Christ the King team, 23-12; St. Vincent’s, 33-0; Our Lady St. Francis’ ...... 0 2 of Lourdes team, 68-0; St. Francis’, 48-0; and St, John’s, 12-0. Mullen ...... 0 4 Passing MarteUimen Coaches Dan McNellia and John Haberkorn will have these Baby Defeat Gremlins, 19-7 Bulldogs oi\ display Saturday, Nov. 3, at 4 p.m. in Washington park SUNDAY, NOV. 4 for a game with St. Louis’ of Englewood, coached by Bill Apgar. Jack Isenhart and Dom Stone BEARS’ STADIUM The whole Junior Parochial powerhouie will be on exhibition led the Tigers to a 19-7 victory Friday nifht. N ot. 2, in Boart’ stadium from 7 :3 0 to 1 0 :3 0 in the 12:30— Regia vi. Holy Family over St. Francis’ Gremlins in the fourth annual Catholic grade school football “carnival.” The spec, team second game in Englewood Oct. 28, tacular pageantry of this event each fall tends to dull the luster Near the end of the game, Dom 2:30— Cathedral team va. St. of the lads under the scrimmage piles (with three games going on almost got away in an 18-yard run. Joaeph’a simultaneously), but 40 teams play 20 contests while the bands On the next play Jack almost got blare and the cheerleaders churn and the majorettes march and K. o f C. Bow ling away in a 36-yard run. the youngsters yall. The boys run o ff a football marathon in this In the longest run of the game, on# evening each year. And some of these little fellows eventually Teim Won Lost A v g . St. Francis’ Dick Hannenman went will be high school stars and college heroes. The school children Deputies ...... 14 10 803 IN CHARGE of the parochial grade school football 52 yards for a touchdown, after are selling tickets for the carnival to help finance their own rec« Wardens ...... 14 10 791 taking a screen pass from Dick reation programs throughout the year. Guards ...... 1* 11 772 carnival Nov. 2 are the Rev. Janies F. Moynihan, presi­ Poison. Navigators ...... 12 12 797 dent; the Rev. Edward P. Murphy, S.J.; and Mickey O’Donaghue of score on thie occasion and punted Trustees ...... 12 12 790 the Knights of Columbus. The annual show in Bears’ stadium helps to jured leg, but he dashed around Secretarie.1 ...... „.... 12 12 777 Vinnola's Bulldogs out of difficulty. Late in the sec­ support the recreation program for thousands of children.— (Register end to add the extra point for Grand Knights ...... 11 13 733 the 7-0 count. ond quarter Cathedral threatened Chancellors ...... 8 16 photo by Smyth) Bite Mustangs, 51-6 780 With Freddie Maes making the to score from the Annunciation 18. High three games: Deputies. 2,566 Navigators. 2,510; Trustees. 2,602. + ' + + + + Although Mullen had tied St. longest run of the evening, the In the second half the Blue Jays High single game: Grand Knights, Joseph’s, 6-6, just before the half Cardinals tried hard to score in caught Don Mumford as he was 924 ; Navigators, 911; Secretaries, 907. ended in the first game in the the first quarter. But the Blue about to get away after taking a INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Juniors Rehearse Carnival Englewood double-header, the Bull­ Jays foiled Cardinal attempts to handoff from Maes. Games Avg. dogs pushed the score all the way King— (N) ...... 24 177 Mullen— (GK) ...... 21 173 up to 51-6, usually by running. M. Rossi— (D) ...... 24 171 Two Bulldogs, Claude Frick and Complete Linen Service Recommended by A. A. A. A. Rossi— (T ) ...... 24 171 Berlin— (D) ...... 24 171 Don Eafanti, provided the game’s Gourmet— A. M., H. A. Ramsey—(C) 24 169 most unusual feature by picking T. Btolt.— (G) 24 169 up a Mustang fumble apiece and ' GREMLIN DICK HANNENMAN slipped away from Tatelski—(G) 24 166 the Holy Family Tiger secondary on a screen-pass play Scavello— (T) ...... is 166 making long runs for scores. Mason— (W ) 18 166 Mullen’s Steve Zavala received for a 52-yard touchdown Oot. 28 at EngUwood. Bengal* Dorn Stone Roeding— (S) ...... 24 163 a dislocated elbow and may not and Dick Golesh failed to hold the 135-pound St. Francis de Sales Healey— (G) ...... 18 163 play for the rest of the season. fullback after he caught a lob from Dick Poison. The Tigers won, H. Swigert— (T ) ...... 16 163 Jarratt— (W ) ...... 21 161 19-7.— (Register photo by Smyth) Mulligan— (GK) ...... 16 161 Restaurant Welch— (D) ...... 24 160 High-Flying Jays Dehmer— (D ) ...... 24 160 Wing Red Birds, 7-0 Children’s Portions 1578 S. Broadway Dames Curran Heads New Regis Club Powers—(N) 24 163 at Children’s Prices Rudy— (C) 24 168 K. Mariacher— (W ) ...... 24 157 In possibly the most crucial James Curran, a senior at Regis retary-treasurer. The club is lay­ Lynch— (GK) ...... 24 157 game of the entire season, unde college, Denver, ha^s been elected ing plans to affiliate with the na­ Mills— (N ) ...... 24 166 feated Cathedral handed unde Plonltey— (S) ...... 24 161 DENVER'S LARGEST president of the newly formed tional honorary history fraternity. W. Swigert— (GK) ...... 24 164 feated Annunciation its first de- History club at the college. Other Father Haroid L. ■ Stansell, S.J., McNally—(C) 18 154 IN FULL-DRESS UNIFORMS, 1,800 parochial grade feat of the season by winning, 7-0, officers are Peter Mulvaney, vice head of the Regis history depart­ E, Stolte— (S) ...... 9 154 at Arvada the night of Oct. 24. Marietta— (W ) 24 SEA FOOD MENU president: and Robert Kelley, sec­ ment, is moderator of the club. 163 school pupils who will take part in the,football carnival Millei^— (T ) 24 163 Nov. 2 in Bears’ stadium staged a Saturday noonhour show to pub­ Passing to Bob Sullivan, who Kane— (N) ...... :...... 24 153 licize the Community Chest drive in downtown Denver. Bands and scored the lone winning touchdown Complete line of Gerber's Baby Food G. Mariacher— (S) ..... 24 162 from the Annunciation 36, Ralph Scherer—(W) 18 152 cheering sections went to tSe roof of Chest headquarters, and Donigan— (N) ...... 24 151 others demonstrated in the streets below. Sugar was back in action again. PE. 0905 7®® Allen at the Organ 9733 CARE WILL SAVE Bartlett— (C) ...... 24 149 Ralph had been out of the game Beckius— (C) ...... 24 146 with Holy Family, owing to an iu Thibault—(G) 21 143 Wcndling—(D) 24 140 Wagne^-(GK) ...... 21 139 YOUR CAR! Duggan— (S) ..... 24 138 '1 Like RecJ Feathers . . .' Lerg—(T) 21 184 Lawlor—(G) 24 122 Before the really COLD DAYS ^arrive, come in High three games: Berlin, 622; King, 586; A. Rossi, 679. for a COMPLETE High single game; Ramsey, 286-288 ; Boeding. 229; Scavello. 226. amllfcn ((SW.anaqmmi ^orpcraflon League secretary, Ed Tafelski, phone tsnsuwoita GE. 0904.

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Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4105 Thursday, November 1, 1951 r'. PAGE TEN _i i • rn^wwmmwmw mmmmmmmmmwmmm wm m m ^ Neil Doherty, Regis Grad, Loyola PTA Plans Turkey Party Nov. 4 THE OLDER YOU G H Hero Lieutenant Killed in Korea Battle Zone (Loyola Parish, Danrer) sells 10 or more tickets, and prizes attend. There will be a business The more you will appreciate the value of good eyesight. The annual turkey games party will be given also to the two classes meeting, eptertainment, and re­ Fought I Wars; selling the most tickets. But, the earlier you start to safeguard it, the more certain you The War Department has noti­ in the sodality, was a member of sponsored by the Loyola PTA will freshments. fied Mrs. John C. Doherty of the Winter Sports club, and was be held Sunday, Nov. 4, at 7:30 Breakfast will be served to the The PTA provided prizes and will be of good vision in later years. Boulder that her son, Neil, was on the staff of the Brown and Gold, p.m. in the school basement. There children following the 8 o’clock refreshments for the children at killed in action in Korea Oct. the school’s newspaper. Is Cancer Victim will be 25 gifts donated by the Mass on Friday, Nov. 2. Mrs. Emil the annual Halloween parade and 12. No details of his death ac­ His mother, a convert, operates A Requiem High Mass was cele­ members of tjie PTA council, as Frei will be assisted by Mmes. L. party on the school grounds Oct. companied the War Department brated Oct. 27 in the Fitzsimpns well as turkeys, chickens, etc. Mrs. Januks, M. Golden, L, Hogue, J. 31. telegram. s w iu E K T B n m . hospital chapel for a soldier vic­ Martin Golden, chairman of the Appelhans, De Bruno, G. Am o, The Rev. Edward P. MurjAy, ways and means committee, will and L. Landis. 1550 California Optometrists KEyvlono 7651 Mr. Doherty, a graduate o f tim of cancer who would have pre­ S.J., baptized the following ()cL Regis high school, Denver, in 1946, ferred to die leading a charge in be assisted by the following: Mmes. The mothers of the fifth grade 14: Michael Stephen Mavrigian, had attended Regis college until Korea. Lt. Karl H< Timmerman, a R. Catlett, J. Gaffney, M. Saya, children will be the lunchroom and son o f Mr. and Mrs. Gus Mavri­ Belter Fition Good Service R. Rupp, J. Frawley, L. Januks, playground monitors during the At Right Prices leaving for the armed services World war II hero and a partici­ gian, with sponsors, Samuel Mor­ for Every Age early last summer. He lacked only pant in the Inchon, Korea, inva­ L. Landis, E. Forkner, F. Wor- month of November. rell, proxy for Santo Zisa, and a few credit hours needed for his sion, died in the Denver military land, B. Prochazka, E. Frei, F. The Holy Name society will Jane Gruesen, proxy for Mrs. San­ GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED bachelor of arts degree in history. hospital after a year’s illness. Wilson, R. Ziegler, L. Griffith, N. meet in the school basement Tues­ to Zisa; Timothy Cahill, son o f Mr. Harmon, and H. Sutliff. Awards day, Nov. 6, at 8 o’clock. All the ^ ^ ^ ^ A While at the college, he was active Born on June 19, 1922, in Frank­ and Mrs. William J. Cahill, with i furt, Germany, Lieutenant Tim­ will be given to every child who men of the parish are invited to Thomas F. Cahill and Eileen Ca­ gjillllllli.....i"-:^mnii'>iiii{iiii;;;iii!niiilllll||||||llllllllllllllllllllllll^ merman came to America with his hill, proxy for Betty Duffy, as parents when he was one year sponsors; Carlotta Anne Mayo, /RcquIoAc/wf. in, fiacB, old. The family settled on a farm Devotions to Sacred Heart daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. William near West Point, Neb. D. Mayo, with J. T. O’Brien as THEODORE I In 1940, when he was 18, Karl Mt. Olivet. Member of Third Order of proxy for Stanford Bonno, and MARY CESSAR, 74, of B115 Bmerson. Timmerman went into the in­ Mother of Mary Grum, Martin Cessar. St. Francis. Boulevard mortuary. Slated Nov. 2 at St. James' Mrs. J. T. O’Brien; proxy for and Agnes Hugglund of Denver: Joseph GEORGE B. NELSON, 70, at Powell. fantry. Coming up through the Yvonne Bonno; and Yvonne Eliza­ Wyo. Requiem Mass was celebrated in Cessar of Glendale. Calif.; and Louis ranks, he was commissioned in (St. James* Parish, DenTar) Nancy Calve and Susan Glowes, class beth Mayo, daughter of Mr. and HACKETHALl Cessar of Inglewood. Calif.; survived Powell. Graveside services weie held 1943, shortly before his marriage. also by seven grandchildren and three Oct, 26 at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Boule­ The Sacred Heart devotions will |‘^?cdon,,**DeS*/i. fiJLglrtnfrV sh«on Mrs. William Mayo, with sponsors, great-grandchiidren. The Rosary will be vard mortuary. He led A company of the 27th J. T. O’Brien, proxy for Spencer JOSEPH Y. IBARRA. 53. of 816 25th be resumed Friday evening, Nov. Cullerton. Erlen* Drehen, Carolyn Dun- recited in the Horan mortuary chapel armored infantry battalion in its Bonno, and Mrs. J. T. O’Brien, MORTUARY Friday. Nov. 2, at 8:30 p.m. Requiem street. Friend of Leroy Lorenzo and 2, at 7:30. Confessions will be J"'**‘ *’ Isadora Orahillo. Services were conducted charge across the Remagen bridge Grade three (Sister Rose Christine): Maas will be celebrated Saturday. Nov. heard on Thursday afternoon, Nov. Anthony Cadorette, class leader, 87 per proxy for Genevieve Bonno. The 3, at 9 o'clock in Holy Rosary church. in St. Joseph’s Redemptorist church Oct. in Germany, the only bridge not de­ 1, and again in the evening in Rev. Albert H. Schulz, S.J., bap­ 1449-51 Kalamatb Su 29. Interment Mt. Olivet. Day mortuary. cent average; Interment will he in Mt. Olivet. Horan stroyed in the first crossing of Grade three (Sister M. D orothy): ADELINA VALLEJOS of 818 Champa preparation for the first Friday. tized Karen Diane Greubel, daugh­ mortuary, the Rhine river. For this action he Catherine Gold, class leader, 93 per cent Phone MAin. 4006 MARY ELLEN KEOUGH, 78. of street. Wife of Tobias Vallejos; mother ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Flavian J. merited the Distinguished Service Those baptized in the past week average, and Mary Jo Huggins: Denver. Aunt of Lee F. Switzer, Green of Juan, Luis, Alfreds, and Ernestina were Mary Margaret, daughter of Greubel, with Giles Greubel and River, Wyo. Requiem Mass was cele­ Vallejos, and Mrs. Nash Roybal; sister Cross, the citation advising that Grade two (Sister Marie Edouarda): Gail Manasil, class leader, 89 per cent Donna J. Greubel as sponsors; and brated in the Little Sisters of the Poor of Mrs. Juan Gutierrez, Mrs. Carlos Neil Doherty his company had charged the Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Shea, with chapel Oct. 29. Interment Mt. Olivet. Medina, and John Salazar; survived also Charles ami Mary Seggelke as average; John Snow, and Chloe W olf; Stephen Michael Rossi, son of Mr. bridge, knowing it was mined. The Grade two (Sister Patrick Joseph): Horan mortuary. by two grandchildren. The Rosary will and Mrs. Vincent Rossi, with the Blanchard lodge in Boulder. sponsors; Ronald Lee, son o f Mr. Judith Ann Dawson and Sharon Lee EDWARD C. MILLS, 76, of 460 be recited in the Trevino memorial chapel charges failed to go off, and the Thomas Chapman and Mary Jane Mifn II oient,«i Adams street. Husband of Nora Mills; at 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 2. Solemn His father died in 1947, subsequent capture of the bridge and Mrs. John K. Richardson, with Gravina, class leaders, 90 per cent Mass will be celebrated Saturday, Nov. average. Chapman as sponsors. We have erected many beauti stepfather of -Walter W ood; son of Mary A Requiem Mass, to be offered enabled a major Allied break­ Vincent and Gene Halpin as spon­ Ellen Mills; brother of Mary Juvenal 3, in St. Cajetan’s church. Interment will sors; Robert Paul, son o f Mr. and ful monumentt in Mt. Olivet be in Mt. Olivet. Trevino mortuary. in the Regis college chapel Friday through. and Harold P. Mills, Pasco; Wash. Mrs. Peter P. Gadarowski, with Cemetery. Requiem Mas4 was celebrated in St. DE LACY BRENNAN. 76, of 2853 S. morning, Nov. 9, at 9:15, will be Lieutenant Timmerman was re­ John the Evapgelist's church Oct. 29. Lincoln, Englewood. Brother of Margaret attended by the students o f the turned to the U. S. in '1945 and Albert C. Ames, Jr., and Mary CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING J Interment Mt. i Olivet. Horan mortuary. E. Brennan, Englewood; uncle of Mother Plank as sponsors; Kevin John, A. T. THOMSON Cyprian, West Park, N. Y .; T. D. Mc­ college. decided to make the army his ca­ Donald, Mrs. Ernestine Blaha, Miss son o f Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. 4 Rosary will We recited in the Olinger reer. He joined the occupation 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 Gertrude Koester, Mrs. Annie Marie Ortell, with Wayne and Margaret drawing room, Speer boulevard and forces in Japan, and was fighting tlassificd Ads 4 Elliott, and Mrs. Margaret Johhson, all Sherman, at 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 2. Lenihan as sponsors; and Donald of Denver, and William Anderson, Ysmpa. in Inchon a year ago when his Requiem High! Mass will be celebrated Requiem to Be Said health began to fail. His illness Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ It will pay you to read ALL of tho following advortiaementi. ^ Saturday, Nov; 3, at 9 o'clock in St. Requiem Mass was celebrated Oct. 31 in St. Francis de Sales’ church. Interment « was diagnosed as cancer and he ert H. Lammermann, with Bernard Vincent de PBul's church. Interment Mt. Olivet. will be in M!t. Olivet. Olinger mor was flown to Fitzsimons hospital and Marjorie Lammerman as spon­ JERRY RREEN WILLIS C. LE BARRON, 22. of 1701 sors. tuary. Lima, Aurora. Korean war casualty. For Pfc. Montano In Denver. BRICK REPAIRS CECELIA Ai DOWNING, 72. of Val MISCELLANEOUS Brother of Dana A. Le Barron, Aurora, According to Mrs. Timmerman, Florist lejo, Calif, formerly of Denver. Mother PTA Members BRICK REPAIRS: Specialuing in brick of Howard F. Downing of Vallejo and and Delmar D. Le Barron, U. navy. her husband never complained, TREES REMOVED - SPRAYED— Requiem Mass was celebrated Oct. 30 in The Rosary is being recited Volunteer Help pointing and repairing, also caulking and 1004 15th St. sister of Mary Million of Vallejo. Grave­ though he suffered constantly. His painting. BE. 8-0444. WALTER EVAN.S TRIMMED oy licenaed, intured, experienced side services were held in Mt. Olivet the Cathedral. Military honors at Fair­ Thursday evening, Nov. 1, at 8 men Heavy power equipment for tny aita mont. greatest sorrow was that he could Members o f the St. James PTA 3177 Benton St. Oct. 28. Olinger mortuary. o’clock in the Trevino memorial job. Fertilizers of ail kinda. Cali MILE MAin 2279 JOSEPH GARRITY, 54. of 4730 MICHAEL JAY WORTHINGTON, in­ not die like a soldier in battle. who have volunteered their serv­ HI FORESTRY TREE SERVICE, AC ««84. fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard PAINTING & DECORATING Raleigh street. ^ Father of Patricia chapel for Pfc. Pat Montano, who Survivors, besides his wife, La- ices to aid the YB society Nov. 9 Woody, Denver, and Joseph E. Garrity; Worthington, 3985 S. Logan. Englewood. Grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Worth­ was killed at Inchon, Korea, Dec. vera, of Aurora, are a daughter, are Mmes. C u d m o r e, Leydon, FOR paperhangtng and painting call Anton r o w ELS & LINEN SUPPLY Denver; brother of William Garrity, San Beringer. 163 Madison. EA. 2286. Mateo. Calif.; Edith Shesonick, Los An­ ington, Englewood, and Mr. and Mrs. Gay; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Martinec, Constantine, Duke Ducharme, Denver; and nephew 8, 1950. Solemn Requiem Mass geles. Calif.; and Margaret Grissom and John Timmerman of West Point, Kohles, Noll, Vagnino, Fattor. WALLPAPER Hanging. Painting. Ro- MOUNTAIN TOWEL A SUPPLY CO. of Robert Worthington, Denver. Grave­ Call a Mary Bonnell, both of Denver; survived will be celebrated Friday, Nov. 2, modeling Call KK 5798. Sarvict fnrnlahed for Offirct, Barbera. side services were conducted in Mt. Neb.; two brothers, Fred and John Thorpe, Hinton, Griffin, and also by three grandchildren. Requiem Reatanrantt, Storca, and Banqneta Olivet cemetery Oct. 27 by the Rev. at 10 o’clock in St. Cajeton’s R., both of the U. S. army; and a Baumgartner. High Mass was celebrated in St. Dom cburch, followed by militaryaTon-4Pon- CARPENTER WORK B W. BECKIUS. Manager ink’ s church Oct. 31. Interment Mt. John Aylward. sister, Mrs. David Roberts of A Pleinestone earring was found 1227 Curtia St. HA. T96t CAR Olivet. Olinger mortuary. EZECKIEL CARPIO, SR., of Gill. Re­ ors in the Denver National ceme­ Omaha, Neb. Olinger mortuary at the parish dance. The loser may Built in cabinets, carpentering, roof fram­ quiem Mass was celebrated Oct. 30 in' tery. ing and remodeling. First class work. MAin 7171 CLEVELAND H. SHEARS, 42. of Our Lady of Peace church, Greeley. service. have it by calling FR. 1398. PEarl 6241. ..Prompt Courteous Serrica Seaside. Ore. Husband of Norma Irene Private First Class Montano The next meeting of the St. Shears; son of Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Home Appliances CHEAPER RATES CHARLES P. TRUMBLE was born in Crowley, May 24, Madeline Sophia circle will be in WANTED— FEMALE HELP 2-WAY RADIO Shears of Denver; and brother of Mrs. Charles P. Trumble, 38, a Denver Applications Accepted CLEAN NEW CABS Clarence Eslick of Kirkland, Wash., and carpenter, was fatally injured Oct. 26 in 1931. He attended Cole junior the home o f Mrs. William Shanley. HOUSEKEEPER; Asaiat with cooking and Chipped refrigeratori; Hied Bendix an f Charles Shears of Denver. Services a fall from the third story of the Colo­ high and Manual high school in For Red Cross Aids Mrs. C. Freiberger will be host­ children. Other help employed. Top .wages. Maytag!; Electric Range like new; also were conducted Oct. 30 by the Rev. rado General hospital. Requiem High EAst 1134. Denver, and was employed as a Interviewers will be on hand ess to the St. Zita circle at the good gai range— PE 2758, 435 8. Broadway. Forrest H. Allen. Interment Mt. Olivet. Mass was celebrated Oct. 29 in St. Mary Olinger mortuary. Magdalene’s church, followed by grave­ bus boy at the Golden Lantern every week day at the Denver Red meeting in November. WANTED— TO' RENT WILLIAM EDWARDT VUKONICH, side military services in Mt. Olivet. restaurant before entering the Cross chapter house, 800 Logan BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor John Parish Women Aid Wanted by woman part time employed, Mr. Trumble, who was an employe service in February, 1948. street, from 10 until 3 to accept room with kitchen privileges in employed Vukonich of 1481 S. Irving street. of the Brown and Schrepferman com­ Mass of the Angels was celebrated Oct. Survivors are his parents, Mr. applications for the Red Cross Community Chest woman's home. Preferable in St. John'a CLEANING ' AND PRESSING SHOP. pany for the past two years; was born Pariah. BOX MC, care Catholic Register. Downtown location, well equipped, good 27 in St. Anthony’s church, Westwood. July 29, 1913, in Linc^n, Neb, He and Mrs. Daniel Montano; two nurses’ aid service. The training Among the women of St. James’ Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger mortuary. laundry agency, tailorinii. Owner lick. served in the Pacific area with the army brothers, Avelardo and George will be given mornings at the VA parish who are working on the 2 Bedroom house or Duplex unfurnished must get out at once. Sacrifice. Full price. JOHN BRONCUCIO, 56, of 850 W. engineers in World war II. He moved hospital, Ninth and Clermont, and in South Denver. Box 12, Wheatridge, Colo. 54,000. Terms. CHerry 7088. 62nd avenue, at Pecos street. Husband to Denver in 1946 and had been residing Montano; two sisters, Lydia Men­ Community Chest drive are Mmes. of Rose 0, Broncucio; father of Ernest at 2259 Depew street. doza and Mrs. John Padilla; two the volunteers will serve daytime V. J. Halpin, Allyn Schmidt, C. M. DRUGGISTS Broncucio; brother of Roxie, Paul, Pete, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Roberta OTicles, Alex Arguello and Mar- hours at that institution, Mrs. Her­ Noll, James Reddick, L. H. Beh­ FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE Carl, and George Broncucio, Angelina Trumble; three daughters, Anri, Virginia^ rick reported. Further information Robus, Rose Laurenzo, Louis Laurienti, and Karen: his mother, Mrs. Qertrude carlo Montano; and two aunts, rens, James Fattor, John Leydon, YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS ST. JAMES' PARISH — Excellent brick Lucy LaRocco, and Emma Drumright; Trumble of Lincoln, Neb.; and three Estalle Pando and Mrs. Bruno Gu­ may be secured by calling the Red Loren Griffin, Truman Clark, home just a few doora off £. Colfax.' and son-in-law of Mr. and MrS. Alfonso brothers, Lyle of Boulder, Edward P. of tierrez. Trevin'o mortuary. Cross at ALpine 0311. Barry Moore, J, J. Walsh, William will be nUed corrcctly^at ALLIED BROKERS. DE 4289 or DE 5046j Minella. Requiem High Mass was cele­ Denver, and Maj. John B. of the air Cudmore, Jr.; Paul Fitzgerald, brated Oct. 31 in Assumption church, force. Boulevard mortuary. WASBINlrioN PARK PHARUACY Welby. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boule­ A. B. Baumgartner, John Evers, vard mortuary. MRS. ANNA LOUISE MILLER St. Catherine's Altar Group Joseph Casper, George Balajty, Ph. SP. t7(t 1016 Sooth Gaylord 8t ANNA F. CONSLER, 72, late of St. Requiem Higrh Mass was celebrated Leo Boyle, H. E. Emge, Karl Nel­ Rose’s home, 952 10th street. Sister Oct. 30 in St. Bernadette's charch for of Baldwin F. Conslcr and aunt of Mrs. Anna Louise Miller, 25, of 11800 son, A. J. Artzer, James Halpin, LOYOLA PARISH $2800 Down Frances Duffy, both of McLean, Va. W. 13th avenue, Lakewood, who died Sets Communion Day Nov. 4 William van Dyke, Joseph Steksel, TREVINO Requiem High Mass was celebrated Oct. Oct. 25 after an illness of three months. M. J. Genty, Robert Kornemann, 2225 York*^Attraetive location. Lovely apartment in basement with 8 pc bath 4564 So. Cherokee 31 in St. Elizabeth’s church. Interment Interment was in Mt. Olivet. (St. Catherine’i Parish, Denver) F.^Domenico, R. Ernst, D. Figlio- William Barnes, Catherine Stock- Mrs. Miller was born in Mills, Wyo. lino, J. Frey, E. Griffin, H. Gerdon, plus 8 living rooma for owner or more Mortuary June 6, 1926, and moved to Lakewood The Altar and Rosary society ham, Frank Brenner, Joseph Con­ income. Gas h.w.bt, Dblo garage. Priced —Only 2 years old; 3rd from Casper, Wyo., with her husband, members will receive Communion P. Giba, F. Geier, A. Girardo, 0. stantine, and Marshall Reddish. to acll. PHONE PE. 0013 Emory, four years ago. Mr. Millef is a in the 7 :15 Mass Sunday, Nov. 4. Gifford, J. Grout, E. Haley, J. The honor roll for St. James’ MONGER REALTY truck driver for the Pioneer-Ridgley Heinicke, J. Heiney, F. Hubcr, M. bedroom in full basement; Freightway company. All members are requested to oc­ school is as follow s: 2908 E. «th A rt DExter 3883 AUmeda at Logan Surviving are her husband: a daugh­ cupy the front pews. lacino, R. Jackson, H. Johnson, J. Grade eight: Elizabeth Hayes, class utility room. $64. monthly ter, KafTie Ann; an infant son, Michael Masses on the first Friday are Johnson, L. Johnson, R. Kelly. J. leader*, 87 per cent average; Sharon Emory: her parents, Mr. and Mfs. Amos Kohles, Suzanne Hammons, and Karen to be continuous from 6 o’clock Leone, J. Lombardi, R. Long, E. Bowhay; payments ^on F.H.A. Loan. Olheisc.t Riverton, W yo.; a lister, Mrs Lundstrom, E. Markiewicz, J. Cecilia Pratt, Lakewood; four other on, with the last Mass being at 9 Grade seven: Mary Ellen Dunn, class I A R Y ’ S sisters and brothers, all of Wyoming; o’clock. Breakfast will not be Marver, A. Porforio, J. Salter, L. leader, 88 per cent average: Barbara one nephew, and three nieces. Olinger Santangelo, J. Satriano, J. Somma, Carl, Kathryn Gregory, Sally Moore, 1500 S. Broadway WILSON & WILSON mortuary. served to the schooL children. Gertrude Moser, Joann Rich, Hark The class leaders for the first C. Seymour, F. Szynskie, and L. Reinecke, Michael Learned, and Daniel W e Pay i omh CATHERINE DOLEZAL six weeks’ period are: Grade six, Zito. Broderick; 4y Realtors Mrs. Catherine Dolezal, 91, a native Mrs. Floyd also announced that Grade six: Colleen O’Leary, class of Czecho-Slovakia and widow of Marilyn Dell; grade seven, Patricia leader, 90 per cent average; Mary For Used Furniture (Memberi of Ste Louis' Parish) Fremont, Neb., attorney, Frank Dolezal, Tanko and Larry Stevens; grade the envelopes for Christmas card Frances Blackford, Patricia Brennan, died Oct. 14 in a local sanitarium. Re­ six, Margaret Brown and Marlene Donna Farley, Antonia Henderson, Bar­ 2868 South Broadway money will be sent home with the bara Jorgensen, Ellen Kukar, Kathryn and quiem High Mass was offered Oct. 28 Spero; grade five, Virginia Frey Memorials in St. Patrick’s church, Fremont, Neb. School children on Monday, Nov. 5, Mentgen, and Erma Marie Seib; Miacellauegua Itema yim in^JkoptntLm Burial was in Fremont. and James Foley; grade four, Grade five: Klouse Waehner, class a PE. 4014 RA. 6423 Born in 1860, Mrs. Dolezal- came to and she requests that it be brought leader, 88 per cent average; Bernard Phone SU. 1-6671 of Distinction Kathleen Tate and Marilyn As- OPEN EVENINOS 'HLL I p.n. . 4 Good desif a, unusual care in ctrving the United States in 1878. She had lived borno; grade three, Benedict Do­ to the cafeteria before school on Finnerty, William Jorden, Michael Mo- and polishing, make Rainbow Gnmite in Denver the past 10 years. riarity, Marla oKay Artzer, Mary Helen ^ .a. .a ' menico and Ronald Eckert; and Wednesday, Nov. 7. Cards will be Monuments worthy of your considera­ Mrs. Dolezal is survived by a, daugh­ sent home on Nov. 9. Barnes, Barbara Bunch, Maureen Cud- tion. Sec them. Compare values. ter, Mrs, Jerry Dertina of Denver; a grade two, Janet Galiigan and Cyn­ more, Patricia Edwards, Marie Grover, son, Frank Dolezal of Cheyenne, W yo.; thia Persichette.' Thirty-six women from St. Cath­ Sandra Hood. Marilyn Kohles, Sigrid JACQUES BROTHERS D. DEORIO & SONS a son-in-law, Henry J. Ptacck of Den­ erine’s attended the Community Letkemann. Patricia Liske, Mary Jane Q b s u j i f ,'3 's d h ) W A , Since 1902 ver; five grandchildren, and four great­ Mrs. H. Floyd, chairman of the McCune, Kathleen Schaefer, Gloria Sbof- MoniMintt tf Distinction Memorials grandchildren. Capitol mortuary. ways and means committee on Chest residential day luncheon ner, and Carole Smith; 28 1. 6tli AVI. At. 2019 Christmas cards, and her assist­ Oct. 24. Among the group were Grade four (Sister Gabriel Joseph): PRINTING COMPANY Jist Off Broailway in 6th Avi. CARMELLA GABRIELLA Mrs. John McDonald and her Katherine W olf, class leader, 89 per 2226 West 29th Ave. GL. 5815 Requiem High Mass was celebrated in ants, Mrs. V. Dwyer and Mrs. A. cent average; Virginia Broderick, Marcia 1454 WeltoD (Rear) the Sacred Heart of Mary church, South Langfield, thank all parishioners daughter, Eleanor, o f Scranton, Murphy, Mary T. Remesch, and Joan Boulder, Oct. 30 for Carmella Gabriella, Pa., who are guests of Mr. and Schmitz; J KEy'tona 4054 who purchased cards and gift 77, who died Oct. 27 in the home of a Mrs. James Foley. Grade four (Sister Rose Christine): daughter, Mrs. Mary Hodges, 5400 W. wrappings. The following women 13th avenue, Denver. sell the articles each Sunday at the Raymond John, the son o f Mr. She was married to Thomas Gabriella church: Mmes. .R. Amman, A and Mrs. Clarence Decola, was bap' in Denver in 1893. Mr. Gabriella died in Ahern, R. Blanch, J. Cerrone, C. tized Oct. 28, with Mr. and Mrs. 1931. Surviving Mrs. Gabriella are nine Canny, J. Catalina, R. Cuthbertson, Paul Vinnola as sponsors. other children: Angelo and Henry Ga- briello, both of DenYM*; Domnick Ga- brielia of Boulder; Joe and Vincent Ga­ briella, both of Marshall; Mike Gabriella Has Exhibit at Vogue of Dragerton. Utah; Mrs. Manfie Rea of Koehler, N. M ex.; Mrs. Theresa Castaldi F o r that casual look of San Diego, Calif.: and Mrs. Elizabeth Aragon of Ft. Logan: 32 grandchildren. and 11 great-grandchildren. choose the ^Dixon^^ by Mt. Carmel Study Club M eeting November (Our Ladjr of Mt. Carmel Parish, Denver) St. Philomena’s Study club is meeting Thursday, Nov. 1, at 1 p.m. KNOX in the home of Mrs. Nellie Brindisi, 3440 Navajo street. Mrs. Claire Franca will donate the hostess prize this week to Mrs. Brindisi. ♦ 10.00

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• Convenient terms may be them in your favorite arranged. color, your headsize. WILLIAM J(JSEPH, -well-known Denver artist, is shown above with one of the seven paintings which he Men’s Shop— Street Floor Liesveld Memorial Co. hung in a one-man exhibition at the Vogue theater recently. A 13000 West 44th Ave. lecturer in art at Loretto Heights college and an art instructor at the Denver Art museum, Joseph, 25, attended Regis college and M ortuaries Directly Across From Denver university. He was awarded a master’s degree from the latter Mt. Olivet Cemetery in 1950. His wife is the former Barbara Michael, a graduate of ’Where Denyer Shop, with Confidence*-Klyxtene 3111 Phone ARVADA 0499-R-3 Blessed Sacrament high school, Denver. The couple have a five- I6th at Boulder • Speer at Sherman • E, Colfax at Magnolia week-oid daughter, Theresa Lynn.— (Photo by Jerome), . , ,

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i Thursday, November 1, 1951 Office, 9 3 8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN Strange But True Christian Fellowship Know Your With the Dead dhijc^ idJji/im Lsu Catholic' Library GUINGAMP CHURCH.bRlTTANY By Rev. J ohn B. Ebel GUEST REGISTORIAL is e>cacUu cUVided inio disitnct DEATH FOR A CHRISTIAN is the beginning By Joseph Learned arcnitecturol stijlfs. O rig in c U l^a U GO THtZ o f hope, even o f joy, as is reflected in the an­ (Mr. Learned was re-elected Oct, SO as p r e s i­ ^is ^u tk Hwsr fell in 153S demaushecL cient and beautiful liturgy of the Church for the Lower the Temperature With Facts dent o f the Catholie Information and Library ih e tJvoIe sou ik sid e, which deceased. The keynote is struck by the beautiful society of Denver), By Paul H. Hallett Pius IX forbade American Protestants to worship WAS eiBuiLT IN me n e w In Paradisum, a joyful antiphon that is sung as THIS WEEK MARKED the second birthday the body of the deceased is conducted from the AT NO TIME WHEN there was question of outside the American legation in Rome, and that REf/AlSSANCe sryLE of Denver’s Catholic Information and Library so­ church to the cemetery; “ May the angels conduct establishing diplomatic relations with the Holy this was the reason for Congress’ refusing to vote ciety. We write this piece as an expression o f thee into Paradise; at thy coming may the mar­ See has a Catholic ever taken the lead in such appropriations for its support in 1867. In Con­ appreciation to all our library workers and sup­ tyrs receive thee, and lead thee to Jerusalem, the a matter. As a diplomatic question it should be stantinople, at that very time, Americans were porters, and as an invi­ holy city. May the angelic choir receive thee, and decided with the same balancing of argument not allowed to worship outside the legation, and tation to Catholics to with Lazarus, once a beggar, makst thou have that determines the sending of any other foreign there was no agitation for the abandonment of avail themselves of our eternal rest.” This prayer is so ancient that it mission. With this argument we are not con­ our Turkish mission. As a matter of fact the library and its services. seems to be an echo from the Catacombs. cerned. But when the issue pf an einbassy to American minister, Cyrus. King, declared in a No mention of the The final words of the burial service, as the the Holy See is made the occasion o f misunder­ letter o f May 7,’ 1867; “ The truth [was] that it Catholic library should body is lowered into the grave, are the promise of standings against the Catholic Church, as hap­ [American Protestant worship] has not been in­ pass without a word of the final resurrection made by Our Lord to pened in a guest editorial in a Denver paper by terfered with in any way; but on the contrary, recogmition to the late Martha and Mary: “ I am the Resurrection and a Lutheran minister, we have no course out to we have been allowed, all tJie past season, to hold Miss Nellie Lennon, the Life; he that believes in Me, although he be reply. our services apart from the residence of the who for 20 years or dead, shall live; and every one that liveth and This minister, the Rev. Mr. Schmid, holds that Minister, and that for no other reason than that more was the spirit be­ C % s C u r io u s believeth in Me shall not die forever.’f the Vatican cannot be a sovereign power because the Papal Court desired to show their good will hind the small Catholic toward the American Government and People.” S/in Ve a u o r THE CONCERN OF THE CHURCH for the of its tiny area. Does the Rev. Mr. Schmid not library operated on the recall the minuscule but powerful city-states of SEAOS SSEqwHS dead is crowned on All Souls’ day, Nov. 2, a day Humility is the will to face facts; the facts Holy Ghost parish prop­ ancient Greece, and the little republic of San lA tom b tf of special commemoration of the faithful de­ alone can save us. erty. A lm o st single- parted, and during the whole month of l^ovember, Marino to this day? The only requisite for Fir s t (In the next isue o f the Register Monsignor handedly, she pushed the Month of the Holy Souls. Prayers for the sovereignty is recognition by other powers as an her mission apostolate communicants Smith will give citations in Listening In from dead are based on the beautiful doctrines of the independent government, and this all nations have official correspondence between the U.S. lega­ t h r o u g h Catholic conceded to the Holy See, including the U. S. Mystical Body and the Communion o f Saints. tion in Rome and the State Department in 1868 books. Another word CLOTTERTAL If this government can conclude a postal agree­ Since Christ, the Head o f the Mystical Body, has to show that American Protestant diplomats were of completely insuffici­ 1 ^ 0IO N O F ment with the Vaticap it can also maintain an conquered death, it no longer holds any fear for entirely on the side of the Holy See in regard to ent gratitude should go BAMARIA, Ambassador. It so happens that the Vatican State His followers. The faithful on earth can help Protestant worship in Rome, before 1870, and to the Rt. Rev. Monsi­ were their brethren in purgatory by Masses, prayers, derives its importance from its moral prestige, emphatically held that there could be no charge gnor John R. Mulroy, O rig ir u iU Y and good works, and so speed the day when the just as England’s stature is owed to reasons that of intolerance on the part of the Pope.) Josaph Learned Hoiloly Ghost “ pastor, who desOjueeLio latter will become glorious members of the go beyond the Tight Little Isle. has given the library a keep ike Church 'Triumphant in heaven. Members o f the THE REV. MR. SCHMID complains that dip­ home and been its principal supporter for many uiearer's eyes fiyied. Church Suffering in purgatory and the Church lomatic representation is “ unfair’’ to Protestant years. p h e e d in, ih e sanie 'Triumphant in heaven can likewise help the Churches. How? By the mere recogmition o f a Crocking the Conspiracy Two years ago, in an effort to remove some meumer as p, Church Militant on earth, in witness to the unity fact most other nations take as a matter of By Rev. Francis Syrianey of Monsignor Mulroy’s burden and to carry on and solidarity among -the followers of Christ, liv­ course? Has the Rev. Mr. Schmid never oon- h o rse 's FOR TOO LONG NOW an attitude has pre­ the work begun so zealously by Miss Lennon, the ing and deceased, guaranteed by the Communion sidered to what disadvantage the Catholic Church *BUNRERS" vailed in the field of higher education that the Catholic Information and Libra^ society was is subjected by the usual recognition by public o f Saints. only absolute is absolute academic freedom, the founded. Its purpose was to provide a service to tc It is only fitting that All Souls’ day, the com­ authority of the King James Bible to be read in license to teach according to the individual Denver and Colorado Catholics by offering a memoration of , the suffering souls’ in purgatory, schools or to be used in public functions? This is teacher’s prepossessions and without regard for complete stock of worth-while Catholic books, new should follow upon All Saints’ day, the liturgical apt to create in Y>me minds a presumption against objective truth. Any effort to criticize such con­ and old, and to be a center where Catholics or commemoration of the triumphant souls in Catholicity, far more real than an Ambassador sistent inconsistency was patronized with the non-Catholics could obtain information about the heaven. Thus Church Triumphant, Church Suf­ at the Holy See, could ever do against Protes­ label of “medieval orthodoxy” or sneered at as Church. fering, and Church Militant are united in litur­ tants. -Tfie Denver Catholic Register “ primitive dogm»atism.” THE PASSAGE OF TWO YEARS affords an gical commemoration. This minister brings up the question of oaths President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. opportunity to assess the library’s operation. ALTHOUGH THE FEAST of All Souls, Nov. he imagines the Hierarchy to swear to the Pope For too long now this attitude has entrenched Editor...... E t Rev. Matthevr Smith, Ph.D., Jour.D., Litt,D., LL.D. About 400 regular readers are using the library 2, was not instituted as we know it today until the as a secular ruler. Tha only oath demanded of itself in our institutions of higher learning until Managing Director...... Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. monthly. Increasingly, students of the Catholic 10th century, by St. Odilo, a Benedictine Abbot any category of the clergy is the oath against the its proponents have become more dogmatic in C ity Editor...... i...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. colleges and high schools are finding it a valbable of Cluny, a day of special prayer had been set religiofls errors of Modernism, established by their pretensions than the dogmatists they criti­ Associate Editors — Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linus adjunct for their work. Priests are directing their aside fo » the dead from the earliest time of the Pius X in 1910. There is no more question of cize. This intellectual conspiracy was well on the Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., L ittD .; Paul Hallett, potential and actual converts to the library in Church. St. Augustine mentions such a prsictice divided allegiance in this oath than there is in way to complete control of American thought. Litt.D.; Jack Heher, A.B.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, MJ.A. growing numbers. in his day. On this day each priest may now offer the understanding or agreement of the Rev. Mr. It has taken a precocious young Catholic, The library has sponsored a modest lecture Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. three Masses for the faithful departed. Schmid that he will not teach doctrines unaccept­ only 25, to sound the challenge, which, judging series in the hope of bringing worth-while books Thilt Paper Printed Entirely By Union Labor The liturgy of the Church for the dead is able to his congregation or Church. from the immediate and bitter response to his and auttiors to the attention of Catholic readers. filled with expressions of hope, some o f them sur­ The Rev. Mr. Schmid shows surprising igno­ criticism, promises to be the shot heard around Published Weekly by An extensive recommended reading list of Cath­ prising in their boldness. “ For I know that my rance o f the purpose of diplomacy when he sug­ the intellectual world. The recent publication of olic books has been compiled And printed, copies THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) Redeemer liveth, and in the last day I shall rise gests the Vatican is a center of espionage. Let God and Man at Yale, timed to coincide with the of which may be obtained by dropping in at the 938 Bannock Street, 1 out of the earth. And I shall be clothed again him examine any published account o f diplomatic 250th anniversary of that august institution, has library. Through the generosity o f Mrs. Phil Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 with my skin, and in my flesh I shall see my God; correspondence: There he will find a large pro- courageously flung the gauntlet in the masked Clarke and a large corps of volunteer workers a whqm I myself shall see, and my eyes shall be­ portion of the letltrs given to the reports of lega­ face of the self-appointed high priests of educa­ rental library is being maintained at the Clarke’s subscription: hold, and not another. This my hope is laid up in tions about conditions, not only as they affect tion and threatens to tear aside the veil of pre­ Church Goods House. In these and other ways, my bosom.” the country of the legation but others with which tense and superiority characteristic of secular the library has striven to fulfill its purpose. 81.00 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. The prayers in the Masses for the dead are the country deals. There is no question of es­ education in general. THE CATHOLIC LIBRARY, located at 626 $1.50 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. remarkable in their beauty. The ordinary prayer pionage in all this, but simply o f being in a WILLIAM F. BUCKLEY, JR., author of the 19th street, by the Holy Ghost parish hall, wants Canada, $2.25 a year per subscription. , of commemoration is as follows: “Be mindful, 0 favorable position for information. Because of new book, provides amazing proof that Yale has Lord, of Thy servants, men and women, who have the mpral position of the Holy See more people to be your Catholic library. There are no better Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.00 a year. become “one of the most extraordinary incon­ allies in the current war against secularism and gone before us with the sign o f faith, and sleep are interested in sending information to the Vati­ gruities of our time: The institution that derives Thursday, November 1, 1951 the sleep of peace. To these, 0 Lord, and to all can of the character that is increasingly impor­ paganism andibigotry than worth-while Catholic its moral and financial support from Christian books. We need the right ammunition for the war that rest in Christ, we beseech Thee grant a place tant nowadays than are interested in sending it individualists and then addresses itself to the o f refreshment, light, and peace. Through the to any other capital. We refer "to the war that o f ideas that confronts us everywhere. The li­ task of persuading the sons of these supporters brary can fill this need. OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER same Christ Our Lord. Amen:” goes on in the soul of man. to be atheistic socialists.” THE MASS OF REQUIEM for the dead ante­ AND NOW LET US EXAMINE the Rev. Mr. A nominal annual membership o f one dollar The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval The conditions that young Buckley criticizes Schmid’s review of our legation at the Holy a year entitles one to the privileges of the library. We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese, What­ dates the third century, and the words o f the from personal experience at Yale, which is nor­ Introit are found in ancient epitaphs o f that time; See from 1848 to 1868. He says the original mis­ Any larger contribution will produce benefits far ever appears in its columns over the signature o f the Ordinary or mally considered as leaning toward conservatism, sion was “foisted” on the country. Anson Phelps out of proportion to the amount given. But your those of the Officiais of our Curia is hereby declared official. “Eternal rest give unto them, 0 Lord, and let are readily found in other private and heavily en­ Stokes, an Episcopalian Canon, whose three- interest is more important than your contribu­ We hope The Register will be read in every home o f the perpetual light shine upon them.” During the dowed schools and in state universities in gen­ month o f the Holy Souls we should constantly volume Church and State in the Ignited S t^ es tions. We invite you to know your Catholic Archdiocese. eral, to an even ^eater degree. The instances is widely hailed as the most authoritative wofk library. repeat the sentiments of the prayer in one of the he gives o f atheistic, agnostic, un-Christian, and We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in ■^n that subject, says that American representa­ Masses for the dead: “ Incline Thine ear, 0 Lord, Marxian teaching could be multiplied around the the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. to our prayers, in which we humbly entreat Thy tion was initiated in response to a popular de­ country. « URBAN J. VEHR mercy; bring to the country of peace and light mand, inspired by the hope (which would have More Charity, Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop o f Denver. the soul of Thy servant, which Thou hast sum­ been realized save for the excesses of revolu­ The problem iz not something of which think­ moned to go forth from this world and bid him to tionaries) that Pope Pius IX's government would ing educators have been unaware. Some have Less Sniping be numbered with Thy saints.” push forward liberalism in Europe. Thus the made determined efforts to break with the trend original position of our people is not so different threatening to monopolize education. Catholic By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen Forty Hours' Devotion Mary is so endued with feelings of com­ than that which motivated President Truman to educators especially have been critical of con­ "I AM SURPRISED, disappointed, and hurt ditions, but, fo r the most part, they have been ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER passion, that she not only deserves to be called desire to combine with the moral forces of the by your nomination of General Clark as full­ merciful, but even mercy itself.— (Pope SL Leo Holy See in its resistance to Communism. dismissed and belittled as advocates o f the very ranking Ambassador to the Vatican.” Week of Nov. 4, 25th Sunday after Pentecost things the “ new education” seeks to dispose of. the Great) The Lutheran minister complains that Pope So stated a letter, printed in a Denver daily Platteville, St. Nicholas’ church WE ARE DESTINED TO HEAR much more as a paid advertisement, written by a Wheatridge Yuma, St, John's church in coming months of Mr. Buckley and the Methodist minister. controversy he has touched off. Campuses Hill CATHOLIC RADIO LOG Haunting Songs resound with charges and counter-charges. If wo The message deplored “the Catholic Hier­ are sincere about our religious and intellectual archy’s increasing desire to influence our gov­ Station KOA FAMILY THEATER— Wedoea. The Music You Love . . . convictions, it would be well for us to stand up ernment’s policies into a uniting o f the Catholie ASK AND LEARN—Sunday, day, 7:30 p.m. and be counted. Bill Buckley has hit the opposi­ Hierarchy with the State.” 8:30 a.m. SACRED HEART PROGRAM tion where it hurts, by attacking their most cher­ All this the minister wrote, after professing — Sunday, 6:45 a.m. and 11 friendship “ toward my Catholic brethren.” CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, ished principle— academic freedom. That it does p.m. "• FIREFLY hurt is evident from the first published replies. The response I give will not stress what it 12 noon. Station KTLN 'The young author is already being called “ brash,” already recognized by all reasonable men— that by Rudolph Friml the naming of an Ambassador to the Holy See is Station KFEL FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C.R,— “puerile,” “a child of the Middle Ages,”_ and an effort to align the forces o f Christianity AVE MARIA HOUR-LSunday, Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. “ boorish.” He has dared to speak out. He will be against Communism in the desperate attempt to 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. Cast of 100 made to pay for it It is important that we under­ Station KLZ stand and support this young man who dares to gain final world peace; that the Catholic Hier­ ROSARY FOR PEACE— Sun- CHURCH OF AIR—Snnday, speak our language. archy want no more to do with government pol­ day, 8:15 p.m. 8-8:30 a.m. The Whole Family Will Enjoy icies than will insure their right to pursue un­ molested their God-given task of leading their This Delightful Musical The Alarm of Conscience flocks to salvation; that the Catholic Church is the only religion possessing sufficient unity of Here is superb entertainment for young By Ed Miller government and principle to have a central “Give me your tired, your poor. and old— ^Rudolph Friml’s Firefly. This agency where a U. S. Ambassador can be sent. delightful musical, under the direction of Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, DLimmo AaialSliSbMS»M wretched refuse of your teeming shore, RATHER, THE POINT o f this piece is to ex­ Hear Dr. Earl Bach, will be presented in Denver lIliPPS MUUlfOllUni Send these, the homeless, the tempest-tost to me, press this writer’s whimsical (and a little con­ by the students of Loretto Heights College ■ I lift my lamp beside the golden door!” fused) wonderment that a self-professed minister at the Phipps Auditorium, Colorado Boule­ •^Inscription on the Statue o t Liberty of the Gospel, who is supposed to be a man of Naw !•; 1A 17 t h e s a n d s a r e r u n n i n g out on the DP charity and a promoter of peace, should lower vard and Montview. 100 in cast. Beautiful IlUT* Itf/ I f f l>Jf lO ; I# program. At the end of the year the International himself to the level of petty sniping, puerile bick­ ASK and LEARN costumes, songs you know and love. Refugee organization will close up shop, and the ering. Small methods hamper disastrously the fine, charitable plan whereby millions o f dis- Christian world’s great task— ^to defeat beyond Celebrated Singers to Appear ^ J placed persons have been given new lives and the power o f recovery the monstrous evil that Keserved heats Mailed new h o ^ wlll have been terminated. Supported by an all-star cast of Loretto mirrors the Gospel image of the A n tich rist- KOA Tn Ymir TTnmo The last months of the IRO’s existence are atheistic Communism. girls, theater-goers will hear three well- u uur xiuiiit; however, for, in the refugee The minister, in his letter, boasts that he is known Denver men in the male roles— To save time and bother, use the camps in Europe, there is furious activity; the “ a member o f the Universal Church o f Christ 8:30 Fred Nesbit, James Eitemiller, and Walter V J u 1 n v *3. i J relief workers are doing everything they can to that dates back to the founding o f the Christian handy coupon bolow. Clip it out and take care o f all o f the DPs possible before the Sawicki. Mr. Sawicki has appeared in the Church in the first century, A.D.” To pass over mail it to Loretto Heights College, year’s end, when, by law, anyone not “ in pro- EVERY SUNDAY MORNING Pasadena Playhouse. the clear historical inaccuracy in this statement T ___ i. 1 cess” will be out o f luck as far as the dream o f (the Church Christ founded was abandoned by Loretto, Colorado, with your check, ^ new start is concerned. all sects that refused to acknowledge her one Questions on religion submitted by the radio Funds From Sale of Tickets and reserved seats for the night you Every other day now a boatload of DPs ar- audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. spiritual head), it is to the point to quote a few 4-______L rives in the United States, and resettlement work- words spoken by O'lr Blessed Savior at the To Furnish Machebeuf Hall prefer will be mailed to you. Order by ers here in the United States are burdened wijh Booklet on Catholic Church available free of co%t Last Supper: Loretto Heights has a beautiful new Stu­ mail today! the huge and pressing job of finding homes and to all inquirers. dent Aetivities Building, now nearing com­ jobs for these new Americans. In New York ‘Teace I leave with you; My peace I give to whole hotels are full o f these immigrants, a won­ you. . . . This is My commandment, that you love WRITE TO pletion— one of the finest in the W est.. one another as I have loved you. . . . Yet not for ASK AND LEARN, StaUon KOA derful set of people who refused to return to Proceeds from the musical will be used to their homelands at the end of World war H be- these only do I pray, but for those also who Denver 2, Colorado purchase furnishings for the new buildipg. _ , cause they knew there could be no future in a through their w o r^ are to believe in Me, that all star Nights life behind the Iron Curtain without the compro- may be one, even as Thou, Father, in Me and I in ^ r e tt o Heights College ideals. The past six years have not Thee; that they also may be one in us, that the Loretto, Colorado happy ones for displaced persons. They have world may believe that Thou hast sent Me” Loretto Heights Please _ mail reserved tickets for which lived in revamped concentration camps, divorced (John, xvi and xvii). MAin &1 1 4 check is enclosed. from comfort and separated by a wall of hate THE CHRISTIAN’S LOVE for all his fellow Circle date you tcantt from their loved ones and motherlands. Lonely 'men is an unmistakable badge o f his Christianity. November 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 alone they have had little idea of what the The Romans, throwing the followers of Christ F. J. KIRCHHOF future held for them. They have been among to the lions in the arena, used to s fy : “ See how Star Nights ★ ^ ^ Mam Floor □ at $1.86 each God’s most forgotten children. They suffered these Christians love one another.” And that very ...... — •• terrible persecutions during the war—and found Christian charity was more times than one the Phipps Auditorium _ , ,• o f Tickets things little better at the end of hostilities. occasion of a pagan’s conversion to Christianity. Construction Co. PRICES Balcony □ at $1.50 each t HE DP PROGRAM has tried hard to help Let not our day be smudged in the pages of his­ Balcony $1.50 including tax .....these unfortunates, to transplant them to new tory by its destructive hatreds. Main Floor |1.85 including tax No. of Tickets countries where they could enjoy the freedom The Catholic Church, like her Founder, Christ All Seats Reserved they prize, where they could put down new roots the Lord, has no ambition to rule world politics, BUILDERS ...... pjgjj fgj. ^ peaceful future. but only to rule the hearts o f men. The Church, We Appreciate Your Paponage Box Offices: At The May Company, The Denver Here in Colorado the resettlement offices in like Christ, desires sovereignty, but her “ king­ Dry Goods Company, and Loretto Heights ...... “* both the Archdiocese of Denver and the Diocese dom is not o f this world.” And the Church, de­ 700 Lawrence St. * Denver, Colo. College. fijtv Sfntp o f Pueblo have done Trojan jobs in this field in spite the barbs aimed at her work, will continue Matinee Saturday, Nov. 17, 2 p.m. . ^...... „ .....n the past three years. Worldng in conjunction to dmplay toward all men, whatever their individ­ Adults $1.50 Children 75c Please Print n c WC War Relief Services, the priests and ual beliefs, the charity that is of Christ The lay workers have combed the countryside trying greatest charity that can be shown toward any­ to find job assurances and homes for the DPs one is that which seeks his eternal salvation. KSTABUSHBO INI ■ This Space Courtesg of and have succeeded far beyond their most humble And the Church invites all to come and stand with expectations. Without praise, without adequate her upon “ the rock,” to which Jesus Himself gave resources they have done a magnificent job. adamant security— “and the gates of hell vrill not The American Fixture Co homes In the free world. prevail against i t ” Hamrfactarers et THE NATIONAC BANK The task is not an easy one, for neither jobs Church Pews and Altars nor homes are easy to find. It seems that magazines and newspapers o f Denver IN CONSCIENCE every CathoUc should do are liable to offend no matter what may be the Church Furniture AMERICAN what he can on his own or get his church or civic stand they may take on questions. A story is Bank, Office, and Store fixtures organization to turn out in a last, big drive to being told in publishing circles about the editor 17TH AND LAWRENCE STREETS aid the harassed resettlement workers to warp o f a small-town newspaper who, when hard up MUlwork o f All K ind* the DP. program up in the way Americans ought for matter on one occasion, had his compositor Mem&er Federal Dfjxwjt Insurance Corporadon to do i t set up the Ten Commandments without any ed­ F. J. P „ . 1S36*^JJ£, a. Have yon done anything to help the JP pro­ itorial comment. A day or so later he received C. F. Stahl, Vice Pres. Denver, Colo. 'iickets Now on Sale. Get Yours Now! gram in the three years o f its existence? Or a letter which read as follows: “ Cancel my sub- did you just hear the alarm of your conscience «ription. You are getting entirely too per- m m m ItMMlHi SO off T i^8oiu»L”—(Aus Maria),

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issaasa^assm eam ll PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bonnoek Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KTyitone 4205 Thursday, November 1, 1951 Aid Needed in Remodeling Bazaar in Yalverde to Open Nov. 15 1st Saturday Rites at Blessed Sacrament

(St. Roae o f Lima’s Pariah, ./ + + + + + , Of All Saints' Parish Hall Denver) Public Reparation for Mankind's Sins (A ll Saints' Parish, Danrer) The three-day parish bazaar will The men of the parish are donating their time to remodeling begin Monday night, Nov. 15, Direct St Rose's Bazaar (Blataad Sacrameut Parish, cubs, pack 23 becomes the largest Maloney baptized his niece, M aij the parish hall and hope to have the hall in readiness in the near with a spaghetti dinner and all the Denver) Catholic pack in the city, wit^ a Jo Frances Maloney, on OcL 28, future. There is a great need for men to help on this project. Any trimmings, including Italian On Saturday, Nov. 3, public total of 84 boys. Eighty awards The sponsors were James F. who wish to donate their time to this work are requested to bread, combination salad, coffee rej^aration for the sins of mankind were presented t y John Maloney Lawranson and Patricia A. contact the labor committee. or mUk, and spumoni ice cream. be offered to the Immaculate and Les Barber. Maloney. The rectory is now being erected next to the church. It is a Mrs. Anna Fedy, well known in Heart of Mary in honor of Our The theme for the month of rectory for two priests, with separate living quarters for a house­ Denver for her culinary skill, will Lady o f Fatima. The First Satur­ October, “ Make America Strong,” keeper. It will also have a meeting room,. have charge of cooking, prep^ng, day devotions have been held in the was brought out in a skit by Mrs. The Mother Cabrini circle will meet in the home o f Mrs. Ken­ and serving the spaghetti dinner. Blessed Sacrament parish for more John Mueller’s den. In the cast neth Lamb, 2030 S. Knox court, Nov. 5. Other highlights of the three- than two years. Devotions begin were Charles Burg representing with the 8:15 Mass, at the close of Sectional rehearsals for the adult choir are being held on day bazaar include a $700 display. the navy; Charles Byrne, Uncle which the Blessed Sacrament is Wednesday evenings from 7 to 8 o’clock for the women and from In addition, a beautiful hope chest Sam; John Stradl^, the army; exposed for all-day adoration 8 to 9 for the men. On Friday evenings the rehearsal is for the will be featured. Michael Bader, marine corps; Paul starting at 10 a.m. About 50 chil­ entire choir. Many elaborate booths will be Foster, air force; Steve Mueller, The children’s choir holds rehearsals every Sunday momnig dren from the sixth, seventh, and President Truman; Fred Doremus, featured at the bazaar. The com­ eighth grades participa^ in Oie before the 8 o’clock Mass. , „ , mittees are trying to provide _ a George Washington; and John Va«» will be offered on the Feast of All Souls at 8 o’clock for first hour from 10 to 11 o’clock. Maloney, Jr., Cub Scout wide diversification of entertain­ The Rosary and other prayers for Boys* & GirU* all the deceased members of the pariah and for deceased members ment so that everyone will enjoy The home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank o f the families of the parish. ______peace and the conversion of Russia himself. One booth will feature a are recited hourly. Services will Thomson was the scene of a trousseau tea. given f o r their 1749 Trmnont PI doll dressed in the very latest fash­ close with Benediction at 9 o’clock BICYCLES ions with an expensive and exten in the evening. daughter, Mildred, who will be OINVBK’8 MOST (U Utk 8*. sive wardrobe that is both unusual In the 8 o’dock Mass on Sunday, married to John A. Flanagan'prior Columbia------3 8 ” , and appealing. The committee to a Nuptial Mass in Blessed PBOGRESSrVK 42S B. nth Nov. 4, all members of the Altar members of the Boy Scout troop and Rosary society and the P'TA Sacramait church at 9 o’clock Sat­ Reconditioned-----1 5 * | , IM B. lltb av* and the Mothers’ auxiliary will be are urged to receive Communion urday, Nov. 3. Among other pre­ Terms If Desired in charge of supervised games for nuptial parties given in her honor (It B. Iltb kn. corporately. Bike Accessories lMT-41 Market St. the children. was a large shower given on Oct Masses on All Souls’ day, Nov. 23 by Mrs. R. E. O’NeiU and a TAkw i m On Saturday night, the gala af­ will begin at 6:15, with six fair will reach its thrill-packed cli­ dinner and shower on O ct SO by A. L Masses following. Miss Mary Frances Mohan. max with a baked him dinner. Nocturnal adoration for Blessed Pauline Flora, a war bride from Sacrament parish members in the Virginia Logan GLODT ST. JOHN'S PARISH England, will be in charge o f the Holy Ghost church, will be the Becomes Bride 253 Broadway SPmc« 6438 affair. She has announced that hour from 9 to 10 p.m., Thursday On O ct 27 prior to a Nuptial Patronize These Friendly Firms this will definitely be the “ ham evening Nov. 1. New members are Mass celebraW by Monsigjnor what am dinner.’’ The menu will invited. Harold V. Campbell, Miss Virginia CXAYTOIV TEXACO include baked ham, sweet and The regular meeting of cub pack Vanderhoof Logan, daughter of BURNS-RIPS white potatoes, raisin sauce, string 23 was held in the new g;ymnasium Mr. and Mrs. James P. Logan, and beans, cole slaw, rolls, coffee, and O ct 24. The big feature o f the W uhlBt Tim Capitol Drag Co. SOME OF THE WORKERS for the bazaar to be con William Bryan Bradley, son of Mr. OR TEARS sherbet ducted by the St. Rose of Lima parish beginning Nov. 16 meeting was the reception of 18 and Mrs. Floyd E. Bradley of Greuiiw AcetSMtio The Rev. Barry Wogan, pastor, bobcats into the cubs. The cubbing Eliminated by Pggl 0. Schneldu. Prop. are, left to right, Luella Doronzq, donations committee; Anna Feely, Cincinnati, 0., were married. has urged all members o f the par­ ceremony was directed by the cub The bride wore an ivory satin French or Inweaving W* pick gp a (tliTtr (Member of St. Phikimeng'g Fatlih) ish to give their wholehearted sup­ Thursday night dinner chairman; Burton Stadig, refreshment chair­ muter, Bernard Foster. The new man; and Pauline Flora, Saturday night dinner chairman.— (Photo gown, simply styled, with a boat 34 Hoar Serrlco—KcasonaUo Pricos Andy Marion, Lessee Fisil Our Modern port to promoting the success of cubs are Jack Campbell, Joseph neckline etched in pearls. Her tiered this bazaar. Money realized from by Smyth) Cervi, Harry Connelly. Terry and HOSIERY MENDING tth a Clayton ______FR.755( Prescription Dept. finger-tip veil cascaded from a the event will be used for the new Timothy Diesberg, John Hum, crown of rosepoint lace. She car­ U Permanent Waving parish school, which promises to be )hreys, Dennis Haggerty, Paul « School Supplies ried a white orchid on a prayer a Specialty one of the most modem, most Holy Year Pilgrimage Set Kennebeck, James Kerns, Phillip book. ( D e d i e J i n . streamlined structures o f its kind Kruger, Tommy Murphy, John Mrs. Eugene W. Rice, sister of Inweaving C o , M y Lady Edith Murray, Billy Prior, Mifbael Rob­ Playtex Baby Supplies in the city. The over-all cost has the bride, was her matron of honor. Phone KE. 4409 been estimated at $135,000, and erts, Timothy Sandoz, W illa rd Beauty Shoppe FREE DELIVEBT Bridesmaids were another sister. 304 McClintock Bldg. the cost o f the basement hall, the By Group at St. Francis' Simms, James Thirkell, and Rich Miss Mary Ellen Logan, and the Hlnnlg Kender, Hir. — — 1554 CaUf. — 6th Ave. at Fillmore FR. 2741 first unit of construction, will be ard Zinns. bridegroom’s sister, Miss Patricia 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 $75,000. (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, sored by the Boosters’ club on With the enrollipent of 18 new Bradley. Attendants were Robert There will be three Masses on Denver) Saturday, Dec. 1. The price will J.- Mollay and Robert L. Connell, ^Attention - Brides To Be, All Souls’ day, with the first Mass The Holy Year pil^mage for be $1 fo r adults and 50 cents for who ushered, and Eugene W. Rice, HATHAWAY’S beginning at 7 o’clock. Confessions members of St Francis de Sales’ children. The dinner will be held who served as best man. The Nothing will “ dress up” th e, will be heard before Mass. parish will be held Nov. 11 begin­ in conjunction with the fall fes­ Shower for Nuns bridal party were honored at a Church more for your wedding City Lace Cleaners The Holy Name society will ning at 3 o’clock. The date, Nov. tival and games night which is breakfast at the Cosmopolitan than one of Wagner’s White - 2625 EAST 3RD AVE. PHONE DE. 6891 meet at 8 o’clock Monday eve­ 3, which was previously announced yearly project of the organization. hotel and a reception was held in Aisle Cloth Rnnners, laid down ( ning, Nov. 5. Sunday, Nov. 4, is the aisle for the Bridal Party Curtmini and PiUmri CaitfaUr Clcmagd and Setorncd Samg Sb* has been changed because it would The refreshments committee for the home of the bride’s parents. Special Cara Glrtn Tahla Ltaena—Blanketa Laundered Withont Ohrinkafa Communion day for the Altar conflict with the All Souls’ day At Sacred Heart The former Miss Logan is a to walk on, from the door to ' the November meeting of the WE CALL AND DELIVER ______and Rosary society, when all memorial services at Mount Olivet club includes Mr. and Mrs. J (Sacrad Heart Parish, Deavei:) graduate of St. Mary’ s, Notre the altar. membars of the society and all Everyone in the parish is invited Sheridan, Mr. and Mrs. M. Auer, The Sacred Heart school PTA Dame, Ind. Mr. Bradley was Wt also Famish Sidtwalk Canspics Top Grade Meats SIXTH AVE. women o f the parish are aiked and urged to make the pilgrimage. and Mr. and Mrs. A. Pfannenstiel. will hold its monthly meetifig Tues­ graduated from Notre Dame uni­ Wi tl>* un Biki a nin< rSMrSiii si ytar Menareh - Croaaa 8c Blackwell day, Nov. 6, at 2 p.m. in the sqhool versity. The coufile left immedi­ •alirt tnSSIni is plMa«*rtfli n«ar(i. MEAT & POULTRY to receive Commnnion in a Parishioners are asked to bring Thera ^ as a record attendance Fancy Groceries group. their cars so that transportation at the pack meeting, held Oct. 23 hall. The annual pantry shower for ately to fly to their home in Nor­ Available only through your own ' local florist, at reasonable cost. Fresh & Frozen Vegetables The following were baptized by may be provided for everyone. when 15 boys became bobcats of the sisters who teach in the school folk, Va., where the bridegr^m is Choice Meats and will be the highlight of this meet­ an ensign in the U. S. navy. TROUTMAN’S Father Barry Wogan recently: "The Parent-Teachers’ associa­ pack 126. The bobcats included CARL A. WARNER MF6. G0„ II Fresh Dressed Poultry Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tion will meet Wednesday, Nov. 7, Robert Alexander, Joseph Burke, ing. Donations of staple foods and Mrs. Ralph Taylor, her daughter, Circle Drive Market Free Delivery John Nussachia, with sponsors in the high school auditorium at Jimmy Carlton, Michael Connelly cash will be appreciated. Immedi­ Mrs. James Sullivan; and her three Stanley and Louise Kudell; Noreen 8 p.m. Father Edward Leyden will ately after this meeting refresh­ children, left Oct. 30 to drive 2422 E. 6th Avd. FR. 8071 2720 E. 6th Ave. DE. 4233 Martin Currier, Leonard Fitigib- Mary, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. be the guest speaker. There will bons, Robert Freeman, Charles ments will be served in the cafe­ to Florida to join Capt. James James J. Madigan, with sponsors, be musical selections by students Graas, Tommy Heron, Thomas teria of the school The seventh Sullivan, who is an air force grade mothers will be hostesses. navigator. Captain Sullivan has Gerald Cooney and Doris A. Kelly; from the school. A council meet­ Hession, Edward Lederhos, Jeffrey BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH Janice Louise, daughter of Mr. and ing will precede the general meet­ Lynch, Edward Wagoner, Paul The Room Mothers’ club is now just returned to Florida from Mrs. William F. Moore, with spon­ ing at 7 :30 p,m. Wegener, and Peter Widhalm. officially named the Sacred Heart trip to South America and will be Patronize These Friendly Firms sors, Cyril Kreutzer and Marcella ^ r s . R. Carlin and Mrs. Carl Room Mothers’ club. Mrs. Ruth stationed there awaiting orders to Jeffrey; Rea Ann, daughter of Nossaman, safety chairman, will New Den Mothers Harris is chairman, Mrs. Clara Rabat, French Morroco. Mr. Tay­ Mr. and Mrs. John Schuster, with attend the monthly Denver county Are Appointed Morrison is cochairman, Mrs. Ma­ lor will fly down a little later to Parent-Teachers’ association ri'- Chavez is secretary, and Mrs. join his family. They expect to sponsors, Anthony A. Wary and Two new den mothers are Mrs. "The Sign Alice Hunbargar. luncheon at noon on Tuesday, Nov. Della Vigil is treasurer. return by Christmas. John Hession and Mrs. Walter Matthew Dennis Vaughan, the Thai SelU” McBRIDE REAin The St. Rose o f Lima circle will 6, at the Shirley-Savoy hotel. The Sacred Heart parish Ladies’ Carlton. William Kelly, who has sodality will sponsor a bake sale infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis FLorida 1655 meet in the home o f Mrs. Mary Plans are being made for a been assigned to den 8, with Mrs. TOM WALKER PIANOS Sunday morning, Nov. 18, after George Vaughan, was baptized Oct. RepretentatWo of Kimball, Sohmer, Fer Top RirtM Ftlie De Mers Friday, Nov. 2, at 1:30. “ham-what-am” dinner to be spon- Hession as den mother, will be Lbt Yew At Your Service all the Masses, beginning with the 28 by the Rev. William J. Mulcahy. HtrdBan, Starr and Jesto French Pianoa given his bobcat award at the 6:30 Mass, and continuing until The sponsors were John Creighton C* 0. Conn Connaonata WHk Ui H n . Jack McLanshlln FRcaant (MS November meeting. Eloctrie Orcan all items have been sold. Home- and Miss Mary Creighton. Ptno RoeondidoDod Pianoa Mrs. Roll, Mrs. Gagnon, and Holy Family Men's Club baked bread, rolls, and pastry or The Very Rev, Monsignor David tl4S 8. BROADWAY SPmea T864 Mrs. Sheridan thank the workers cash donations will be accepted. and guests who helped to make the Mrs. Sally Olguin, prefect of the ROSS VARIETY STORE Charm Cleaners Halloween card party a success, sodality, wishes to thank everyone DRUGS...PRESCRIPTIONS The planning meeting for pack NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR Begins Constitution Draft who helped with the crocheted bed Veterinary Supplies Tailor* - Lanndorar* 126 will be held at 8 p.m. Nov. spread project, which was very Courteous and Friendly Service Hardware • Toy* ONE DAT SERVICE IF DESIRED in the home o f Mrs. William Kele- Hart as sponsors; and James successful. Mrs. Martha Kilker of (Holy Family Parish, Denver) men, 534 S. Logan. 2214-16 Kearney Save 10% Cash & Carry The committee appointed to work Michael Buschy, the infant son 2748 Walnut street was the -win­ Mrs. Pfannenstiel has arranged ner. DE. 4488 2(3* Fairfax DE SSSS on the constitution of the new of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Buschy. a tour of the Brecht’s candy com' OalJjuf. d(L (Dhuiq., StoJUL Men’s club has met twice, and has Sponsors were Anthony and Alice A talent show for the children pany Thursday, Nov. 1. the initial draft to present at the Hamblin. of the school, by the children of The nine boys who received sil­ 2080 So. Colorado Blvd. RA. 5141 next meeting on Wednesday night, th school, was given Oct. 31. Ad­ Pinochle-Bridge Tournament ver arrows at the pack meeting Nov. 21. It was agreed among the mission was five cents and then Electrical The third night ^ the PTA- members of the constitution com­ were Robert Shea, Joe Kelemen, money will be used to purchase the CIGAREnES $1.(7 CARTON Applianca* FAIRFAX ICE CREAM BAR sponsored pinodile,“ and bridge Nicholas Nossaman, Ray Schramm. mittee that those members pres­ patrol boys’ suits. tournament will begin this eve­ James Kloverstrom, Richard Bur­ ent to vote on the adoption of • SODAS O SUNDAES O MALTS ning, Nov. 1, at 8:15 p.m. The the .constitution be declared the dette, Bobby O’Connell, Glen sophomores’ mothers will furnish charter members of the organiza­ Akins, and James Burke, (sold ar­ tion. ■ Membership cards are now prizes and will be hostesses for rows were awarded to Michael Gal­ this evening. A 24-pound ham, do­ being printed and will be ready for lagher and Eddie Fishencord. OPEN EVERY SUNDAY nated by the juniors’ mothers, was distribution at the next meeting, Several boys made advancement won by Oscar Klein. High-score in rank. They were Gerald Keller The members of the committee winners for the second night and Mike Gallagher, wolf rank working on the constitution are You'll have fo of play are as follows: Pinochle, 10 a.m. till 9 p.m. diairman, Jim Kelly, assisted by Rodney Pfannenstiel and Eddie Arnold Scheitler, Joe Cavanaugh, first, Lottie Felkoski; second, Mrs. Fishencord, bear rank; G eo^e Ed Lantzy; and third, J. Frank. York and Edward Loughry, lion 2835 Fairfax St. Ed Clancy, and Joe Sunderland. Masses on All Souls’ day, Nov. Bridge, first, Mabel Goodman; sec­ rank; Ray Schramm, denner’i ond, Dorothy Ryan; and third, will begin at 5:30, and will con­ stripe; and Glen Akins, assistant tinue each half hour until 8 Hilda Chiolero. denneris stripe. o'clock. They will be offered for A t the PTA meeting on Oct. 22 a A Halloween party for Boy the intentions listed by the people motion was carried to help toward Scouts of troop 126 will be held ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH of the parish. the purchase of uniforms for the on Thursday, Nov. 1, in the grade- The annual Thankafiving tur­ newly organized school band. Guest school lunch rooRi. Tenderfoot Patronize These Friendly Firms key game* party ha* been tched- speakers at the meeting were Fa­ ceremonies will be held, movies u M for Saturday night, Nov. ther William Monahan, who spoke will be shown, and refreshments 17, to begin at 8 o’clodc. Be­ on the Community Chest; Father will be served. Parents of the boys James Eatough, SJ., who chose are invited to attend. SCIENTIFIC tide* the 20 turkey* there will “ Value of Home Study,’’ as his The converted gerege clnb- If you want to joiii the Watch Repair* alto be tpecial turkey dinners €HO§LEY for specisJ games, and a guest subject; and Mrs. L. Perkins, the room that hat been the meeting Dunbor-Andrews award of a complete turkey school nurse, addressed the parents place o f the acouta for the pest JEWELERS dinner. on “ Health in Our School." year became e casualty o f the Bloc Cross—Blue Shield Plans 3339 E. Colfax Refrigeration Father John Can jar received Volunteers formed a car pool church improvement program in Ave. into the Church on Oct. 27, Mrs to provide transportation for the midsummer, when it became paint shop for the duration of Where Parking I* No Problem Radios Joan Agnes Sweeney. Helen Swee­ sisters to Loretto Heights college Special Itidividtullim l/nient Open ney was sponsor for the Baptism. on Saturday mornings. the painters’ activities. A group of men from the Boosters’ club £ The firms listed here de- Complete Selection Also baptized on Sunday, O ct 28, Junior students, Marlene Church were William Harold Ticknor, in ill and Bob Garramone, entertained has taken over its rehabilitation ^8erve to be remembered fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert with a reading and pantomime as a clubroom._ It will bo back in Electrical Appliances service with a fina asphalt tile ONLY 2 DAYS MORE! rwhen you are distributing Ticknor, with James and Sadie Refreshments were served by the junior room mothers. floor next week. IndWiduols under 65 years of age in the greerter Denver orea are -your patronage in the dif- The BURNEY SHOP There will be a committee and mothers’ auxiliary meeting of eligible for enrollment in Bio# Cross and Blot Shield without physical -ferent lines of business. 3209 East Colfax MT. CARMEL PARISH troop 126 in the home o f Mrs. Patronise These Friendly Firms Robert B. Keating, O’Connell, 340 Grant, BA. 7571 examinations. Blue Cross is the hosphols* ovm plon for hospital core. Tuesday, Nov. 6, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Trammel will be assisting. Blue Shield is guaranteed and sponsored by more than 1,600 partici­ Fledgling Barrister, The Rosary, cirdle will meet in pating doctors throughout Colorado. Both Blue Cross qnd Blue Shield the home o f Mrs. Earl Sulcer, 543 .HOLY FAMILY PARISH LONDON MARKET S. Pennsylvania, SP. 8825, Tues of^r you more benefits against the unexpected costs of hospitalization In Private Practice day, Nov. 6, at 12:45 p.m. Mrs, Patronize These Friendly Firms AND GROCERY Ann Bober will be assistant host­ and surgical care than any other plans in th# U.S. OSCAR TONNELU Prep, Robert B. Keating, a graduate of the Cathedral grade a n d high ess. Circle members are asked to Quality Maata and Groceriaa note the change in time. EXPERT PHONES > HA. (239. TA. S(tt schools, Denver, and a server at the J O I N M O W —no payment riquired at the time o f F A X N U V G ’ S 3SM W ALN U T Cathedral for 16 years, announced Father Julius Fecher, C.PP.S, baptized Mary Lea Kreiger, daugh­ the opening o f his offices for the enrollment... Como in or toH : TEXACO SERVICE Watch Repairing ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kreiger, general practice of law. TIRES . BATTERIES Timed by Watchmaiter Mr. Keating, a member o f Ca­ Oct. 28. Her sponsors were Gerald ACCESSORIES thedral parish, w a s graduated Deane and Elizabeth Keethers. COLORADO'iOSPITAL SERVICE COMPLETE SERVICING ST. CATHERINE'S Father Frank Morfeld, assistant REASONABLE PRICES Vic Johnson Jewelry from Westminster law school in PsOrottise These Friendly Firms in the parish, will return Thurs 44th A STUART GR. 9824 4318 Tenttyaon GR. 9557 June, 1951, and was admitted to practice in September. He served day, Nov. 1, after a short visit in COLORADO MEDICAL SERVICE Chicago. in the navy seabees during World 1653 LAWRENCE ST. • DENVER. COLO. • TAbor 6131 For Quality Bakery Goods war II and, upon his return from Maloney-Lenihan Rite Ross Variety Store the service, entered the Universily Margaret Mary L^i^ihan, daugh­ Try sta r* No. 2 of Denver, where he received his ter o f Mr, and Mrs. George Leni- prelaw training for two years. han of Council Bluffs, la., became WEISS BAKERY 0. K. Notions — Infants Wear Wife Also Denverite the bride o f John Maloney, 57 H you con't conie in Blu* CrMs4 )w* ShMd Offle* . ^ « Hardware Toys The young lawyer married the Washington street, Denver, son of 1653 lowrane* Shaat f ) v n - x former Mary Lou Damascio, also Mrs. Mary Maloney, Omaha, Neb., 4024 Tennyson St. 2932 West 38th Ave. C tnvtr 2, Colorado a Cathedral high school graduate. on Saturday, Oct. 27, in St. Pat­ MAIL THIS CLEANERS The couple reside at 1272 Penn­ rick’s church, Council Bluffs. The Gontlamon; FIoom sand sM wilhovt ebligolion, coiaptal* dafoiU e# Blu* Crost-Blu* Shiald hospital ead ssadiwl pretactioa. The firms listed here de­ sylvania street. He is the son o f Very Rev. Paul Reinert, S.J., presi­ Pick-up and Delivery Why Pay Carfare? District Attorney and Mrs. Bert dent of Creighton university, offi­ COUPO)4 serve to be remembered Our Every Day Prica* M. Keating. ciated. Miss Lenihan had her sis­ when you are distributing 4120 Tennyson Sava You Money Mr. Keating, who is president ter, Jane, as her assistant. Leo Nome. Prescriptions Carefully Filled of the Young Democrats of Den­ Maloney, brother of the bride- your patronage in the dif­ ver, will share office space with gtoom, was best man. The couple GL.S084 former Municipal Judge Hubert will return to Denver shortly, Addrtu. ferent lines of business. Guido Shumeke Drugs D. Henry in room 807 of the Ma^ where they will reside in St. Fran­ GL 1073 38th A Clay jestic building, Denver. cis de Sales’ pariah. , PAGE THIRTEEN Thurtday, Novtmber 1,1951 OKics, 938 Bannock Shoot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tolophono, KEystono 4205 Altar Society Is Sponsor Club in Colorado Springs Mrs. Penrose Sails h r Belgium Visit ^arvest Dinner Planned ,,Deanery , Meeting. Colorado Springs.— Mrs. Spen­ Chateau Ruart near Brussels, Bel­ in the Glockner-Penrote Little Sets Costume Party Nov. 6 cer Penrose left Oct 19 for De­ gium, where she will visit her theater. A reading will ba given troit for a visit with her sisters, daughter, the Countess de Ways by Mia* Marianne Winti, In Brighton November Hr j „ Colorado Springs. — (Sacred fast, which will be held Sunday Mrs. Howie Muir and Mrs. Canu Ruart. Mr. and Mrs. William Currin Heart Parish)—The Junior New­ morning, Nov. 11. The Commun­ erson Currie, after which she Aaother program tea tpon- and their son, George, will leave man club boys and girls of Sacred ion braakfaat will follow tho sailed O ct 25 from New York on sOrad b f the Colorado Spring* soon to make their home in Los Brighton.—^ (St. Augustine’s Parish)— On Sunday, Nov. 'Tuesday, Nov. 13 Heart, Our Lady of Perpetual corporate Communion in Sacred deanery, ACCW, will be held Angeles. Mrs. Currin was enter­ 'Heart church at 8 o’clock. the S. S. America for Le Havre, 1, from 4 to 7 p.m. the Altar and Rosary society will serve Help, and Cascade parishes ivill Thurtday, Nov. 15, at 2:30 p.m.. Fuance, and then went by motor to tained Saturday, Oct. 27, at a harvest dinner in the Parish hall. The tickets w ill^ c^mSetod^aS; On Friday, All Souls’ day, farewell party in the home o f Mrs. hold a costume party and social Masses for the departed will begin Robert Zerzan. or adults and Jo cents for chilaren. A games party s^n-|geueral meeting of the Aiur so- at the Sacred Heart recreational at Sacred Heart at 6:39 o’clock. The Tuesday Book club met sored by the Knights of Columbus will follow at 8 p.m. The «ety for the deanery meeting Tues- hall Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 6. The month of November will bo ,day, Nov. 13. The meeting will open s Oct. 30 at 2 p.m., with Mrs. Ray arrangements committee for the More than 60 boys and girls of the dedicated to prayers and devotions mond Rockwell as hostess. Tke dinner includes Mmes. John Irsik, Ft. Collins Deonery Sets'*‘ Anthony's for all the faithful departed. Everette Dahlinger, John Kalse- school gymnasium and toe lunch- newly orgranized Junior Newman World of Willa Gather by Mildred LEGAL NOTICE- Bennett was reviewed by Mrs. J. vlk, Fred Starbuck, Henry Harms, eoB will be served in the school club will attend this party. Games Qifie* of tho ^ Colorado Springs Thorson. Adam Kreutzer, and George MRn- Longmont Parley Nov. 5 dining room at 12:15 by St Mar­ and races will be held beginning at TREASURER garet’s circle of the Altar society. CHY AND COUNTT OF DENVER Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cranny cinL 4 p.m. followed by refreshments $ The Rev. Wilfred Hept, O.F.M.J of Municipal Building announced the engagement of Masses on Friday, Nov. 2, the The Fort Collin* doanory of served under the direction of the Denver, Cc^orado their daughter, Mary, to John Feast o f All Souls, will be at 6, tho Archdioeoann Conncil of Denver will be the principal Mothers’ club. The Junior Newman No. P-25 Donahue, son o f Mr. and Mrs. :30, 7, 7:30, 8, and 8:30. Con­ Catholic Woman will hold it* speaker. His topic wiU be “ Co­ dub will hold its discussions and NOTICE OP PURCHASE OF BEAL fessions will be heard Thursday operation.” ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OP James Donahue o f Iowa City, la. qnaftorly mooting on MondAJ, meetings every Tuesday afternoon APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE M AY REALTY evening from 7 to 8 but will not be Forty Hours’ devotion for toe Mrs. Catherine Eonaldson, 316 Not. S, in St. J o ^ 'a achool hail at 4 p.m. AH boys and girls of the OF TREASURERS DEED heard Friday morning. in Longmont. Tho mooting will parish will open Sunday, Nov. 11. Sacred Heart, Perpetual Help, and TO WHOM rr MAT CONCERN* and E. SL Vrain street, died Oct. 25 The Rotary for peace and for bo hold at 10:30 a.m. Lnnehaon It will be conducted by Father more eopeciallsF to Marian Schoyer Newaid* R E A L T O R Holy Rosary parishes who attend Metroy E. Newald, A. Schoyer (alao knows in a local hospital. A resident here the boy* in the tervice will be will ba aarred at 12:30 in How­ Hept. public and parochial schools are M Abe Sehoyer aad Abie Sehoyer), T V returned in November. The 40 years, she was bom in Galway ard’* cafa. Roginald Batt will Dinner, Bazaar Nov. 28 encouraged to become members of Rungeiow Building and Investment Com* Rotary ia laid every evening at pany, W. F* K«Uy, Armin Roeenblum. INSURANCE - LOANS county, Ireland, April 9, 1881. She be the guoat apeaker. All women W ednesd,^, Nov. 28, is the date the Newman club, 7:30 except on Sunday. You aad eeeb o i yo9 are hereby notified was a member o f St. Mary’s par­ of the region are nrgad to at­ set for the annual spaghetti din­ that on the 24th day of November, 1943, The Junior Newman club met ish. She is survived by a sister, tend. The deanery i* reqoeating ner and bazaar. The following cir­ Odaroloc Chib the Mama^^or of Revwue Ex-Officio Treas­ Ule Theater Bldg. Oct. 29 following the October de that retorvationa ho mode by cles of the Altar society have been urer of the City and County of Denver Mrs. Mary Weber of St. Louis, Mo. Plans Election and State of Colorado, told at public tale votions. Nov, 2 with Mr*. Jamo* Card jappointed in charge of the various Colorado Springs, Colo. Requiem High Mass was offered On Thursday evening, Nov. 1, at The officers and members o f to W. F. Kelty asatgner of Arrain Roseo* O ct 29 in St. Mary’s church. Bur­ or Mra. Donald. Naighbor* of booths: Uum the applicant, who has made demand o’clock the Knights of Columbus Longmont. The 10-cent booth, Sacred Heart Pikes Peak Odaroloc Youth club fbr a TKaaurer’a Deed* the foUowioc de­ MAIN 4898 ial was in Evergreen cemetery. will meet in the parish hall. The scribed real eatete, sHuate in the CHy and. circle;^ faneywork booth, St. The- will hold their election' of 1950- Mrs. Theresa Horohoe died in knights will receive Communion County of Denver and ^State of Colorado,, rese’s'circle; food booth. Mother 1961 officers Saturday, Nov. 10, at to-witi Undivided On^Half (Undivided corporately Sunday, Nov. 4, in her home, 2810 W. K|owa street, Cabrini’s circle; and fish pond, toe West Side Recreational hall be­ Vj) of Lots Three (8) and Four (4), ii£ the 8 o’clock Mass. Farewell Party Held Block Three Hundred Thirty-Three (333),: Oct. 26. Born May 10, 1871, in Joan of Arc’s circle. ginning at 8 pjn. The new officers Ushers for November are at 6:30 Capitol Avenue SubdivisioD Third Filing, Drynaugh, Ireland, she had been A beautiful alpaca blanket will be ofScially installed at the an­ that aaid tax sale was made to satisfy the THE MURRAY DRUG CO. W ILLIAM C. CRARON Mass, Norris Peterson and Barney For Weldona Woman delinquent General taxes asaeaaed againat resident here 48 years. Sur­ brought by Otto Chipman from nual installation dance which will a*l* tt«*—116 L Mto Put—SAI* M6 Bieker; 8 o’clock Mass, James Me be held at the end of November in said real estate for t ^ year 1942; that said Optometrist viving are two sisters, Mrs. Mar­ Morrow and John Stegman; 10:30 Weldona.-The Weldona Catoo-l^‘^J“ ®^"° real eetate wae taxed in the name of Ma­ Nwtt Man—S13 I. Ill** SAI* US Through the gen- Colorado Springs. More than 150 rian Schoyer K evaM ; that the statutory cella Noone and Mrs. Elizabeth Mass, Victor Jacobucci and George lie women met in the home of M rs.i“ * ^ - — ■?- 12S North Tijoa St. __e e_‘.ir~.^‘i“I.1i.J'V.r.I|erosity o f William Seckler a steer Pikes Peak Region boys and girls period of redemption expired November Professional Pharmacy Mullen, both o f Chicago; and one R. Sack; and 11:30 Mass, John PHONB MAIN 56C2 Tom Olan for a farewell party for ^ attended the first meeting at the 24th» 1946; that the same haa not been SOI No. Tojoa MAin 1088 brother, Frank Gannon, Chicago Beals and Ray Pettinger. redeemed; that said propMty may be re­ COLORAnu SPRINGS COLO. annual Halloween costume party, 111. She was a member o f Sacrec The sanctuary committee for deemed at any time before a Tax Deed ver. The social president k as been butchered and cured by Monday, O ct 29. Membership is issued; that -a Tax Deed will be issued Heart parish. Requiem High Mass November will be Mrs. A1 Bucci cards will be sent out to new mem­ to the said Arrain Roaenblum lawful holder Gti Baur^i (of Uenver) PETE BEROIVI was cmebrated O ct 30 in Sacred and Mrs. James McMorrow, with of said certificate, on the 29th day of Oto Sith “ ” blc'’K :^ S bers the first week of December. Candy and Ice Cream at f v r n i t i j r e s h o p Heart church. Burial was in Fair- Mrs. AI Hattendorf as chairman. afternoon was enjoyed and refresh- ^ , February at 12 o^cIock noon 1962, unless : view cemetery. the aame 'has been redeemed before 12 ' UPHOLSTERING. j The Junior sodality will leave ments in the Halloween motif were ' Opervtta Planaml Communion Day o’clock noon of said date. • Johnson-Engllsh RE-UPB0L8TER1N0 AND ' The Colorado Springs deanery the church at 1 p.m. Sunday, Nov. served to 11 members. I Enthusiasm is running high at Set Nov. 11 WITNESS my hand and 'seal this 29tb REPAIRING / i 4, to make a trip to toe cemetery, day of October, 1951. « Slip CoT*r* and Dr«p«rlw . of the Council of Catholic Women The Rosary was recited everyl®^" Anthony’s school as the chor- The Weat Side Catholic Men’* A. S. BRODHEAD where they will say toe required Drug Co. Uadr to Ordar ' held its quarterly meeting O ct 30, night in the Weldona CatooUep^rs try out for an operetta to be club and Holy Name officer* Manager of Revenue LENTHERIC ToUetrie* Fomitnre Hade to Order < before a luncheon at the Swiss prayers to gain indulgences for the church in October. just before the ChnstmM By A. S. Brodhead u d member* are aponaoring the First Publkatioii November 1st, 1951 , T*|«b at BU*e 8t Pk«i* UM P24-U 8*. Wahiatcb At*. HAIb U tH Chalet The Rev. John McGari^ dead. -rr * J u holidays. For the first time m the Mrs. Hrary and M r s . ^ h e operetta first fall CommuaMm break- Last Publication November 16th* 1951 , . was guest speaker. Mrs. Everette Dahlinger is a pa­ The Heyse Sheet tient in St. Joseph’s hospital. A. toe B^iff hSitel^ be given on the school’s own “ If Your Need* Are Electrical The Kensington club will meet p has been ill in Mercy Thursday, Nov. 1, in the home o f stage. Sister Angelice is directing Cell Main 939" Metal and Roofing hospi&l and is expected to be The guild meeting will be held the operetta and Miss Jo Ann Mrs. David Kingman for a INCORPORATED home soon. Mrs. Ray Pettinger is in the home of Mra. Pete Brunelli j Drauden is playing the accompani- WIRING—EIXTtnUa AND REPAIRS o’clock luncheon. Mrs. Dan Le Mar BEATING BOOFINQ also a patient in Mercy hospital. Nov. 8. Iment. Recommended Firms SHEET METAL is in charge o f entertainment Berwick Electric Co. St. Anthony’s school has an­ 126 s a NEVADA A 0. BERWICK LEGAL NOTICE PhoBot MAin tI2 nounced a big paper drive fo r the Calarado Sprtact. Colorado NOTICE t o CREDITOKS for AUTO BiL im Exposition on First Fridays benefit of the school and the stu­ ESTATE OF THOMAS R. CORLEY. DECEASED. dents will appreciate the parish­ No. 9S1S7 ioners saving all old magasnes, Notice la hereby (ivtn that on the 8th day of October, 1961, letteri of administra­ Is Planned in Fort Collins cartons, etc., for this drive. SERVICE tion were iisnad to th* tmdershnied *• PJans for a spaghetti dinner fNEtSA' Special Adminiitrator to CoUaet of the abova named eatate and all partona haTint Ft. Collins.— (St. Joseph’s Par- selected the hour from 4 to 5; toe were discussed when the Joan of clalma against said estate are reonired to OnHorfS.n c . file them for allawance in the Congty ish)— “Could you not watch one senior Newman club, 7 to 8; and Sm len S e r v i c e Court of the City and County o f Denver, hour with------Me?” Fort Collins will the Knights o f Columbus from 8 to Colorado, within six month* from aaid data have an opportunity to heed the 9. There must be perpetual a d o r a - ^ or aaid daima will be forever barred, f,'pn Trum. Mrs. Walter Unrein assist Master’s call this fSriday, Nov. 2, ANDREW WYSOWATCKY ^ ed tha hostess, Special Adminlatrator to CoUact and every first Friday in the fu ­ the PTA, and the school children Abies—Hemphill Firat Publication October 11, 1961 will be assigned hours during the .J} was votM to send a farewell Last Publication November 8, 1961 ture. The Blessed Sacrament will 3520 East Colfax ^ FR. 2761 BLICK SPORTING be exposed after toe 8 o’clock Mass day. Plans are being made for the Redel LEGAL NOTICE until Benediction at 9 p.m. The Rosary to be said intermittently Denver, PACKARD HEADQUARTERS GOODS CO. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Fort Collins praesidium of the throughout toe day. Mrs. J. J. Kloberdanz was elec- "Everythlnt for Brarj Sport” ESTATE OP WILLIAM L Y C B T T Legion o f Mary is sponsoring this Fnther Jame* Hamblin, chap- president and Mrs. Toby Mi- Phone Main 930 HOLMS, DECEASED. First Friday devotion and has re­ tain o f Morey koopitol, Donvor, chieli treasurer of St. Margaret’s Sales & : 19 NO. TEJON ST. No. 87077 quested all parish organizations will give the spiritual exercises circle o f St. Anthony’s Altar and De Soto-Plymouth Notice ia hereby given that on the 27tb Rosary society when the group met day of September, 1961, letter* of adminla- and individuals to select and sign and conference* at the day o f Service tration were iaaned to the nndertlgned a* up for a watch hour during toe recollection for the Senior New­ Sunday afternoon in the home of ZECHA & ADAMS adminlatrator of th* above named eetate day. It is hoped that this devotion man club N o t. 18. This will be Mrs. J. F. Kloberdanz. All Late Model Used Gars Conoco Service Station and all periona having elaima againat aaid will take firm hold in toe parish, Aley Drug Co. e ^ t e are required to ill* them for allow- on the club’s regular Commun­ once in the County Court of the City and so that toe Church and community ion Sunday, tho third Sunday o f Carry 5,000 Mile Guarantee PRESCRIPTION Conn^ of l^nvtr, Colorado, within aix will benefit by the abundant Greeley Deanery Plans Factory Train^ Mechanics on All Chrysler Made Cars • month* from aaid date or aaid elaima wUl the month. Tho day will begin at DRUGGISTS Iw forever barred. graces that follow such an adora­ the 8 o’clock Mess. B. C. HILLIARD. JR. tion. Phoaa Hat* 2M 232 So. Ta]oa 8L The Rev. Thomas McMahon, Meeting in Sterling Adminlatrator. The Junior Newman club has COLORADO SPRINGS First Publication October 4, 1961 club chaplain, will talk at the GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. NavaSa At*, at Caeli* la Pandr* l4ut Publication November 1, 1961 meeting at 6 :30. Refreshments will The quarterly meeting o f the be served after the meeting. All Greeley deanery, ACCW, will 2770 No. Speer Blvd. GR. 3313: Archbishop Blesses Catholics and other interested per­ be held in Sterling on Tuesday, sons are invited. Plans are being] N ov. 13, et 10 e.m. The program Guaranteed Repair Work made for a picnic Nov. 11 by mem­ Leodville C. D. of A . bers of the Senior Newman clnb at will appear in next week’s edi­ ON ALL MAKE CARS H. H. Hale’s cabin. tion o f The Denver Catholic *' Only Skilled Mechanics Work on Your Car Lcadville. — The *lst Francis On Thursday, Nov. 1, the Jun­ Ragistar. Complete Overhaul and Tune-Up Xavier Cabrini court 1544, Cath­ ior Newman club is going to Love­ Brake Relining — Electric Service olic Daughters of America, Lead- land to join St. John’s parish club ville, met Thursday evening, Oct • GOOD USED CARS to have an early supper and go Department of Interior Easy Terms — No Red Tape 18, in the sodality hall. The meet­ roller Skating. ing was called to order by Mrs. Annetta O’Neal, vice regent in Our Lady of Fatima group of Honors Late H. A. Grout Dave Staub Auto Service the Altar and Rosary society an­ the absence o f Mrs. Zalia Maicb, 2725 W. 29th Ave. at Speer GE. 0505 regent. nounced this week that the reli- The Department of the Interior Committees for October i^ere gious articles are in readiness for I presented to Mrs. Harry Alden appointed and plans were made for initiation in December. s : •;«« DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS The chaplain, the Rev. GeorM Nov. 4. Present plans are for the * reclamation bureau engineer- Spehar, announced that Arcn- articles to be sold in both vesti- ing draftsman, a special commend- bishop- Urban J. Vehr, on his re­ bules of the church to alleviate thelatfon medal which had been award­ NOW'S the Time to Consider cent trip to Leadville for Con­ crowding o f recent years in thejod posthumously to her husband, ENGINE TUNE-UP— A simple “tune-up” by our trained me­ firmation services, requested that sacristy. Those in charge o f reli-1 The award was for Grout’s “ dut- chanics costs surprisingly little— yet assures quicker starting, he convey his blessing to the jfious articles are Mrs. Carl Doug- standing work” in connection with faster pick up, smoother performance and greater economy! court. ass, chairman, and Mrs. Roy Echo-1 the preparation of perspective Daily Rosary veria, secretary. The choir, under maps for tho Kendrick dam proj- COMES THE COST OF the direction of Mrs.. Thompson, ect, toe Colorado-Big Thompson JAMES MOTOR CO. Attendance Urged has stated singing the music for project, the Niobrara river basin 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service KE. 8221 Members were urged to con. the High Maas at 19 o’clock every project, and the Kansas river TRAVEL! tinue attendance at toe daily Ro­ Sunday. Tho music for'^several basin pi sary held at 2 p.m. in t)ie An­ MaMes is being practiced regu- y , . grout died last May o f a nunciation church and at 7 p.m, arly on Tuesday evenings after ^^tack. He had worked National Auto Body & Radiator Co. in St. Joseph’s church. the Miraculous Medal novena. • nearly five years in the Denver FRANK J. NASTLEY, M*Bb«t 8U Fr«nci* d* Sal** P*ri*h Refreshments and social hour in The Altar and Rosary society regional office of the Reclamation RADIATORS, BODIES, HOODS AND FENDERS REPAIRED AND MANUFACTURED • ^ io r € r a n 3 e keeping with the October motif will meet in St. Joseph’s achool hall bureau. were enjoyed by the members. A Repairing Wreck* a Specialty Quality Painting • prize, donated by Mrs. Josephine Wednesday, Nov. 4, after the reci-1 The fcitation and medal were Phone TA. 2918 12 E. 8th Ave, Cod^ StiM Le^ Yakich, was awarded to Mra. An tation of toe Rosary in the church V netta O’Neal. at 2 p.m. Father McMahon will o f the Denver of- eak'on the Blessed Sacrament. 1 Hare’s "FAHULY FARi” tionemy for iveryhedy... it. Cecilia’s group will serve re -' ***®®'her o f St. Cttthenne s parish, Society in Frederick freahments after the meeting. En-, where his , , seven , children attended • ONE PERSON ALONE tertainment will be presented byl*^*“® school. • HUSBAND AND WIFE Plans Social on Nov. 3 St. Mary’s group. • ENTIRE FAMILIES 4 GROUPS OF ANY SIZE Frederick.— (St. Therese’s Par­ ish)— The annual Halloween dance Benedictines, Abbess ...the number makes no difference! sponsored by'the Altar and Rosary repairy«( ar[ £ society o f S t Therese’s church will Honored in So* Boulder! be held on Saturday, Nov. 3, Fa­ OWVM-KVMOUTH m o r m F co. , ON THESE ther Martin Arno announced. Ad­ South Boulder.— (Sacred Heart| w r o m m mission is $1.50 per qouple. Pro­ of Mary Parish)— The members of IWBMIADWMrAY 0155261 ceeds from the dance will be ap. this parish and their friends gath­ plied to the organ fund. ROUND-TRIP TRAVEL BARCAINS! A midnight snack will be served, ered in the parish hall O ct 25 for Mrs. Mat Sekich is in charge of an informal reception honoring refreshments and the choir girls of Abbess Au^atina and the sisters toe church will make the favors, of St Walburga'a convent More Mrs. Ernest Borelli and Mrs, than 100 guests greeted the Thomas Murphy are in charge of Abbess, who spoke to the assembly the tickets fop toe affair. about her work in Eiehstaett Ba- v%ria. They were especially inter­ ested in her remarKs concerning on y Theresa Neumann. The evening p e rfo n s l closed with the serving of refresh AURORA ments by members- of the Altar society. §£mcE Women o f the parish, members ■ in g f the Milk Dealers’ association, Start your trip any Friday, Saturday, Sunday or Monday PURSE BROS. served a ham loaf supper to the icffurspoL and return any day within 25-day limit. Tickets good on all association altd donated the prO' GROCERY & MARKET ceeds to the church, Rio Grande trains except the California Zephyr. GBOCESlBS - MEATS -> raUITt A group of about in . VEGETA8LCB the Altar society will attend the ITM Bait Colfax Aa*. Pk. Aaaar* 222 COW meeting in Longmont Mom ss w a m w k rotf SAVF, SAVF, SAVt Using Rio Grande’s NiW 25-Day Faro Phnt day, Nov. 6. H EIf OlL^3EP CHLOUTStDCK BEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR LINCOLN-MERCURY SERVICE D R JOHN R. COYLE He art **Uiieeln>Merc«ry Htadlaaarten.** Oar •eehanicf* oia f tabor-uTlJif* 4«tifiied tqttfscnt. knew Toxr car baiio aai Mt aari art rttdr to icnrioe it qtkkV tWttiblT. 8tt tB Itdar , , . ani tTtrr tkirtr 4ara . , • ftr tomgUh t W W Consult Your Friendly Rie Grande Agent For Complete Information OPTOMETRIST THE KUMPF MOTOR CAR CO. ^ r o ~ ^ r a n 3 e TAW S191■••a * * V 22TB SKD ACOlU Aidri** seal DFNVER AND RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD 9355 E. COLFAX AURORA 1204

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|» . POLISHERS I Plan St. John's Social and Benefit ELECTRIC MOPPERS I Thomas Morrissey KENT H omemaker’s ELECTRIC SCRUBBERS Department Of KFEL to Give Ask for a Demonstration Dumonit Sales Co. 0 PatronU* These Reliable and Friendly Firms Television' Ideas Janitor Supplies, Waxes, Soaps 1736-44 Blake St. TA. 4146 (St. Mary Magdalen’* Pariih, J . A . Johnson & Son Denver) Bacon & Schramm A parishioner of St. Mary Established 35 Years Magdalene’s, Thomas Morrissey, COMPOSITION ROOFING • Gutters * Sheet Metal chief engineer of KFEL, will be TILE ROOFING ^ e s t speaker at the CPTL meet­ * Gas Furnaces ROOF REPAIRING ing which is to be held Thursday, • Gas Conversion Burners Nov. 15, at 10 ajn. in the Catholic 4020 Brighton Bird. CH. 6S63 8S Pennsylvania RA 5657 Charities annex. His topic will be “ Television.” Friday of this week is first Fri­ THE CHURCH FURNITURE day. Communion will be . given at AND PEWS 6:15 and 6:30 and in the 7 o’clock McVeigh Company Mass. Detlsntd A Uanafaetartd oal PAINTING AND The Halloween party which was C 9 DECORATING The Behrens Fixture Co. held Saturday night was very suc­ RED-GLO MIX CONTRACTORS 4625 Colorado Bird. cessful. Thanks are extended to all the committees, the performers, SUPREME COAL CO. PE. 4679 1328 Inca KE. 0718 Denver, Colo. the orchestra, and all those who helped in any way to make it a success. FLOOR Mrs. Bruce Mounsey, ways and means chairman, has a new ship­ THESE FIVE MEMBERS of the way8 and benefit to he held Saturday, Nov. 24, in the CAMEO COVERING CO. ment of liquid fat measuring cups. Knights o f Columbus hall. Left to right are Rob­ NOW IS THE TIM E _____ All those interested may obtain and means committee of St. John’s Men’s ert Sonnen, Richard Cross, Thomas Curtan, chair­ Linoleum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plostic Tile— Wall Covering them now. These cups are not club, Denver, are workii\g with membera of St. man; Howard Kelsey, and Walt Badger.— (Abdoo ASPHALT TILES . . . RUBBER TILE . . . PLASTIC TILE Estimates Complimentary available in stores. John’s PTA in-making plans for the parish social Studio photo) 2555 W. 29th Ave. GR. 9535 Mrs. Louis Cribari, president of + + + + + + + + the PTA, wishes to thank.,Mmes. Compare Our Prices Rudolph Hethcote, Armstrong, and Brunner, and the health council Jefferson Linoleum & Floor Covering Service for the fine work they have done St. John's Porish Party Nov. 24 Electrical Contracting & Repairing and are doing. Visual examina­ 5206)4 W. Colfax Phone BElmont 3-5871 tions were given last week and physicals this week. (St.- John’s Parish, Danver) ^ Call Vs for Free Estimate EARL j: strohmiihser Mrs. Foley, president o f the At the Men’s clilb meeting Tuesday, Oct. 30, Thomas Curtan, chairman of the ways CPTL, compliments thV parish and means committee, reported on, the progress being made in the joint activity being Venetian Blinds Carpeting EUctric CRmpoRy school on having one o f the best sponsored by the club and the PTA. A sum of $300 will be given away at a parish dance, Llctnged and Bonded health set ups in the city. which will be held Saturday evening, Nov. 24, in the Knights of Columbus hall. Member National Electrical Contractort Ass’n. Thanks are given Mmes. Makens, Jones, and Hofner for the work Parishioners who are participat- THE BEST ns LUGGAGE Stove and Furnace Parts 1178 stout St. AC. 5733 they are doing for the library. ing in this joint activity o f th^ two All Kinds Still Available The Altar and Rosary society St. Dominic's Altar Unit clubs are urged to make their re­ GAS FURNACES will receive Communion in a body turns before Monday, Nov. 12. The Geo. A. Polleii Sunday, Nov. 4, in the 8 o’clock This will enable the committee to Mass. determine its progress and to m’ake Company The Altar and Rosary society Communion Day Is Nov. 4 plans for expanding its work. 1333 Lswrenc* Street will have a potluck lunch preced­ Est I8TI 1S44 B’wst. TABOR 1321 DENVER. COLO. ing their meeting Thursday, Nov. Masses on All Souls’ day. N o t . (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denver) The executive board has ap­ 8, at 1 p.m. in the parish hall. 2,^ will be offered eTery half The Rosary Altar society mem­ pointed a nominating committee, hour beginninf at 6 o’clock. Tha bers will receive'Communion in the which will meet before th| serv­ last Mass will be at 9 o’clock. WESTERN George Astler Reported 7:30 Mass Sunday, Nov. 4. The ices and luncheon to propose offi­ There will be e T e n in g serrice* WINDOW & HOUSE monthly meeting will be held CALL Still in Serious Condition cers for the coming year. The offi­ at 7:30. There will be no ex­ CLEANING CO. Tuesday, Nov. 6, in the church at cers will be elected at the December position of the Blessed Sacra­ George Astler of 810 Krameria 12:30. The Rosary will be said and meeting. ment this first Friday. WE CLEAN jf C e w ’ * * ' street, Denver^ who was injured Benediction given. After the Men o f the parish are invited to DAN CAW in an auto accident at E. Seventh A meeting of the turkey party Windows Walls church services a luncheon will be attend the hour of nocturnal ador- avenue and Race street on Oct. committee will be held on Thurs­ for Your Plumberimber For Years fj served in the church auditorium day evening, Nov. 8, at 8:30 in the ation in Holy Ghost church Friday Woodwork Wall Paper 26 has been moved to St. Joseph’s by a special committee headed by morning at 1 a.m. Mass will be of­ Floors (Washed & Waxed) Rusco Storm hospital, where he is still in a seri­ church auditorium. The party it­ Ed O'Connor, Sr. Mrs. J. R. Preston, chairman. fered at 12:30 just prior to the Ed O'Connor, Jr. ous condition. Mr. Astler, who is self will be held on Wednesday, FREE ESTIAAATES Windows and Doors Mrs. Preston will be assisted by Nov. 14. The school children are hour attended by men of the parish. 3030 W. 44th Ave. GL. 4323 president of the Astler - Dryer the following group: Mmes. Hugh still competing for prizes to be Dr. and Mrs. John F. Harring­ FULLY INSURED Free Estimates Printing company, has long heen Thornsberry, John Hoelscher, awarded to those who contribute ton will sail Nov. 2 for Honolulu, Residential & Commercial prominent in baseball circles, and Dominic Griesenti, Agnes Frick, Office PHONE Home the greatest amounts to the party. where the doctor will attend the Work JOHNS-JRANVILLE FLOORINGS has devoted most o f his attention Henry Johnson, John Storm, S. MA 6188 AL 8520 to the Old Timers’, American Leg­ The PTA will hold a council (Jongress o f the Pan-Pacific Surg­ 1032 18th M Ain1556 Asphalt Tile Fincher, J. P. Lewis, P. C. Lawler, ical association. ion, and other juvenile athletic ac­ meeting Tuesday, N o t . 6, at 10 A. C. Reid, Mary Ritchie, Mary William Henry Sear, Jr., and A long lived, low priced flooring for Schools, tivities. Button, and Mae Clary. o’clock in the rectory reading Hospitals, Churches, Residences. room. Mrs. Charles Swanke will Miss Hazel Arnold were united in preside. Final plans will be made marriage before a Nuptial Mass Terraflex for the sisters’ tea and for the before the Rt. Rev. Monsignor One of the toughest, longest wearing floor pantry shower. John P. Moran OcL 27. The Ruffled Curtains Spaghetti Dinner Slated couple were attended by Harold A Halloween party was given coverings ever developed; grease proof. Acid C. Sear and Mrs. Mary Arn<5ld BEAUTirULLY CLEANED by the parents for the Boy Scouts proof; unaffected by alkalis. Brilliant colors Ball. • Tuesday evening, Oct 30, in the Free Estimates Descriptive Literature Free On OcL 21 Thomas Teska and At Parish in Englewood church auditorium. Motion pictures Draperies Cleaned and Hand Mary Frances Campbell were mar­ were provided by Larry Gray, ried before Monsignor Moran prior Finished Building & Maintenance Co. (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) sponsored by the PTA Thursday scoutmaster, and pumpkin pie and to a Nuptial Mass. Gerald P. Teska sweet cider were served by the Pickup & 1863 WAZEE ST„ DENVER A spaghetti dinner will be fea­ night, Nov. 1, from 5 to 8 o’clock, and Catherine A. Campbell were KE. 2371 mothers. Games followed the re­ Call FR. 0514 Delivery tured at the parish jamboree being Dinner will be served in the cafe­ the attendants. freshments. teria of the new school. Kiray Party Huge Succen Members in charge o f the dip Mrs. Charles Lutter held a meet­ Peerless Lace Cleaning Co. ner are Mrs. Salvatore Chirichigno, ing of her Brownie Scouts Oct. 30 About 250 high school boys and Mrs. Remo Ottero, Mrs. Paul Solo, in order to organize them for the girls enjoyed a KIRAY Halloween 5600 East Colfax FR. 0574 Holy Hour Set party Sunday evening. A “terri­ and Mrs. Carl Boom. Dining room present school year. fying” Halloween program was hostess will be Mrs. R. Roberts The PTA membership drive held DRAPERS put on by a large group of Regis and the dinner tickets will be last week resulted in a complete college and senior Regis high [ THf STHOXGfSY j For November 1 handled by Mrs. R. C. Rock, Mra. enrollment o f parents. Mrs. Lutter school students, and will be long Gannon, and Mrs. V. Schroer. was in charge o f the drive and was 'TERM,'' GUSflflMEE' ' remembered by all who attended. UPHOLSTERY Pies and cakes will be in the assisted by the school children in interesting their parents. The program for the second Sun­ 926 W. 6th Ave. • Ma. 4507 At St. Cajetan's charge of Mrs. J. K. Hizer. Script day in November will be arranged All Tominlx eontracts Phone SP. 4673 for the jamboree will be in the On Thursday. Nov. 1, All Saints’ by girls from St. Mary’s academy. arc INSURED and Upholstery, Repairing, (St. Cajetan’s Parish, Denver) care o f Mrs. Don Aymami. day, Confessions are not being backid by ritoarees of Ask for FREE • INSTALLATIONS heard. Information talks on the On the evening o f All Saints’ teachings of the Church are ovir S85 million, Modernizing Chairmen Named Friday, All Souls’ day, the Tims If Disirod Bruce Terminix Inspection • SERVICE DAY or NIGHT day, Nov. 1, the customary Holy given in the school auditorium (As advertised la Satnrday Eveninr Post) Masses will start at 5:30 and will All work guaranteed. Termi Hour with exposition of the For Activities on Monday and Wednesday eve­ COLORADO TERMINIX CO. Blessed Sacrament is scheduled. be almost continuous until the last i f deiired. Evening calli. Concessions and persons in ning^. at 8 o’clock. The topic for The Sacred Heart society received Mass, which will be at about 9 charge o f the activities in the next Monday wiU be: “Matri­ corporate Communion in the 8:15 o’clock. A plenary indulgence for mony A* God Sees It and As K iM a n t No Obligation the poor souls may be gained for Mass. In ttie evening the devotions recreation center will be: Darts, Man Sees It.” On Wednesday to the Sacred Heart, sermon, and Mrs. John Moore; balloons and each visit to the church from noon the topic will he: “ What Do Wo Thursday until Friday midnight GAS BURHER CO. Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ home-made candy, Mrs. Ed Owe God?” AH Catholics and The firms listed hers deserve to ment will take place. A Holy Hour will be held on Fri­ 260 BOWY, RA. 2871 be remembered when you are dis* Theisen; make-up booth, Mrs. interested non-CathoIics are in­ tributinf your patronafe to the dif­ The Young Ladies’ sodality -will day, Nov. 2, from 7 :30 to 8 :30 vited to attend. ferent lines of business. receive Communion in the 8:30 Frank Weith; movies, Mrs. J, The Rev. J. G. Forquer, O.P., will The Junior Parochial football Mass on Sunday, Nov. 4, and will Wakefield; games party, Mrs. conduct the services. The.re will carnival, which was postponed last ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY convene in the church hsdl immed­ L. Nachazel and Mrs. J. Van be veneration of the relic o f St. Friday, will be held this Fri­ GUY M. ELDER iately after Mass. The Sacred Swearingen; children’s mystery Dominic, and Confessions will fol­ day evening, Nov. 2, at 7 o’clock Heart society meets in the hall game, Mrs. J. Prewitt; bicycle, low the services. in Bears’ stadium. Industrial and Commercial Building at 2 p.m. on Sunday. Mrs, J. Jensen and Mrs. N. Tru­ Saturday, Nov. 3, the monthly Two converts were baptized and Regular games party activities jillo; refreshments, Mrs. F. Clark Fatima devotions will be held after received into the Church by Mon- 175 Vallejo Si. PEarl 89.30 will be held Sunday, Nov. 4, at and Mrs. E. Jones; grand awards, the 7 o’clock Mass, which -will be signor Moran Oct. 27: Mrs. H. J. • ••••• w arm a n d 3a^t 8 p.m. following the Sunday eve­ Mrs. W. Ross and Mrs. F. Eckholz. a Dialogue Mass, and again after McNamara and Mrs. Joseph ning devotions. All parish socie­ W. Vobejda, assisted by Mrs, the 8 o’clock Mass. Keogh. ties are now in the process of N. Vianesic and Mr. and Mrs. On Sunday Monsignor Moran ELECTRIC WORK distributing tickets for the games Sunday school classes are being W. Abbey, will have charge o f held each Sunday after the 9 baptized Raymond, Jr., son o f Dr. WIRING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS party to be held Dec. 13. Many finances. and Mrs. Raymond Savageau, with and varied prizes will be offered. o’clock Mass for the children at­ The St. Louis Tigers announce tending the public schools. These John Monaghan and Edna Potter LYNCH ELECTRIC COHIPAIVT The first Christmas Mass re­ as sponsors; and Richard Alan, son hearsals for the choir begin on the formation of a Pep club spon­ classes are taught by the sisters sored by Mrs. Donald Aymami, and are held in the, new school. o f Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bissell, Sunday immediately following the with Charles P. Mahoney and 1721 E. 31 St Ave. 1?e% 3 oIXT’ 10:30 Mass and will take place in Mrs. Basil Olson, and Mrs. Bill The playground between the Apgar. church and the school has been Mary Catherine Furstenberg as the school hall. Under the direc­ sponsors. tion of William Bernard, the mem­ safeguarded by a six-foot wire All girls in grades 5, 6, 7, and 8 Mrs. Mary O’Fallon is spending bership now includes J. Torres, fence, which will prevent the chil­ are invited to join but they must a few months in New York. Mrs. J. L. Torres, Misses Magde- dren at play from street hazards. be willing to attend and cheer at Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beck are the lene Gallegos,' Alice Montoya, all games, botji Young America parents o f a boy, their third child. FIREPLACE Marian Montoya, Rebecca Torres, league and Junior Parochial The baby was born Oct. 29. Phyllis and Lupe Morales, Mela league games.' First Friday Meal Ferriera, Mary Can-era, Grace Uniforms have been selected for FIXTURES I NIATH AN Gallegos, Mrs. Felix (Sallegos, Mrs, the eight cheerleaders. The follow­ Isabelle Montoya, and Mrs. P. J. CoahHeated GAS AND ELECTRIC LCSS ing are from the sixth, grade: Plonned for-Pupils Torres. Alternating assistant or­ Curtain and Hex Screens, Grate*, RITOmflTIC elec tric BLIHIKET ganists are Rebecca Torres and Mary Elizabeth Flood, Mary Ellen (Holy Rosary Pariah, Danvar) Aadiraiu and Fire Sets, In all finlsbeg. Braham, Patricia Axtell, and Homs Tile and Marble for All Use* Magdelene Gallegos. The school children will be Sandra Aymami. The eighth grade HEATILATCR FIREPLACES leaders are Pat Nicolai, Judy served breakfast on the first Fri Are The Sleepy-time gal...and how she loves that Vadra, Leona Voght, and Dympna day, Nov. 2, by Mrs. Joseph Ston DENVER MARBLE & TILE CO. Lubeck. gel, Mrs. ^nton Padboy, and Mrs. Most Cleorge Pavlakovich. The next hot I t H Ite it St. Eat. 1191 Phou MA. 1414 or KE. | 5II Automatic Electric Blanket! Members of the Altar society dog lunch -will be held Nov.' 7. All Comfortable! will receive Communion in the mothers are invited. 8 o’clock Mass this Sunday, Nov. 4. • It's as warm and cozy as her mother's arms... The regular meeting -will be held The PTA thanks all who con­ ORDER YOUR on Monday>,Nov. 5, at 1:30 p.m. tributed to making iU recent games party a profitable success. and the temperature selected for the Automatic the home o f Mrs. A. Baron, COAL 3755 S. Sherman street. The co­ Masses on All Souls’ day will 'Hmf Electric Blanket will stay thot way because of the hostess -will be. Mrs. Rose Chis­ at 5:30, 7, and 8:30 o ’clock. wick. The making of the drapenes - The Children o f Mary ■ sodality, Now—whi|«,wiflt*r is outomatic control. tor the new rectory will be ois- will receive Holy Communion rsoliy boaring down—mokt cussed by the members, and plans Sunday, Nov. 4, in the 8 o’clock I ■ bmo-htoting totisfortion chock for the housewarming will be for­ Mass. in your niighborhood. You'll find mulated. GAS FURNACE most comfort whin thiri's Cool • Freshness and relaxation are part of the bene­ The Masses on All Souls’ day • For more ev4n temperoturet. it will be at. 6, 6:30, 7, 7:30, 8, and Evergreen Food Sale hoot... plinty of sotisfying hiot cireuUtea the air. fits from a full night's rest under an Automatic 8:30. . . . extra hurt whtn nMdid . . . • For ffreater deanHoeMs it fliten the air. Infants baptized Oct. 28 were Is Reported as Success ond frtodom from pnssura ond Electric Blanket, Sheet or Comforter. Automatic • For m ater eomfort. it Iramldi- Mary Patricia, daughter of Mr. Evergreen. — (Christ, the King supply toilurm. fiet toe air. and Mrs. Leon Du Charme, with • For dependability, it hai eofitrols Parish)— The food sale held by the Electric Bed Coverings will be enjoyed by all the deeifoed to m at^ the fomaee. John Simones and Vivian O’Mar- Altar and Rosary society Dct. 27 rell as sponsors; Joan Marie, was a success. The Altar and Ro- For tmsrssnCT unric* es your daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ cssi hsstisg snulpmsnt, csll yesr family. GENERAL A ELECTRIC sary society thanks all the women CHS rttiilsr st— mond E. Gose, with Leo and Rose­ o f the parish who assisted marie Kissell as sponsors; and The last meeting of the sortety •••the Crane HOMEMAKER Sink See l/out 3)eale% Mow Robert Andrew, son o f Mr. and was held in the home of Mrs Specialising in Quality Plumbing and Healing Repairs ANGERMAN Mrs. Charles Flickinger, with Charles Feehan Oet. 18. A dessert- AL 9112 Sheet Metal Works, Inc. James and Joan Karnes as spon­ luncheon was followed by the sors. monthly business meeting. The SLATTERY & COMPANY ESTABUSHED ISIO James Rapp, a member St. Rev. Albert Puhl o f Golden was 1820 So. Broadway Louis’ parish, is running as a can­ present. Plumbing and Heating Contractors . NBLIC SERfICE COfflPRRV OF COLORflIO didate for the Englewood city The next meeting will be held JOHN J. CONNOR. President ROBERT F. CONNOR. Vice President Phone RAce 4689 council in the municipal election Nov. 15 at 1:30 in the home of DENVER 1725 Market Street Phone MAin 7127 or 7128 Tuesday, Nov. 6. Mrs, G, B. Greer. t

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