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Content* Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc. 1946— Permission to reproduce, Except on Articles Otherwise Marked, given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue lacino Cakes Return Fr. Claude Kelleman New Superior; Former DENVER CATH OLIC S20,000 Charity Navy Chaplain Paster By Rev. Edward A. Breen You would not look for an entry under "Cakes” in the Book of Life, but there is an« impressive Fatter John J. Regan Is Appointed FnU-Thne one there ofifiosite the name o f Mrs. Marion lacino o f St. Cathe REGISTER rine’s parish, Denver. Over a Chaplain of Federal Correctional Insti The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Cateolic Register. We period o f 16 years, this pleasant Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller mother and grandmother has tution Near Morrison Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. (8 cents per copy) baked more than 400 cakes for various bazaars, card parties, and Extensive changes in the staff of St. Elizabeth’s parish celebrations o f Denver and ad VOL. X U . No. 49. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1946. $ l PER YEAR jacent parishes, which from them and monastery and the appointment of a chaplain for a fed have realized the amazing total eral institution were announced this week. The Franciscan o f between $15,000 and $20,000. transfers were made at the recent chapter of the Holy Name It all began back in 1930, when province of the Order of Friars Minor and approved by the Rev. E. J. Mannix, late pastor Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. The Archbishop appointed Fa Renting P/oblems Swamp Office of St. Catherine’s, ate his first piece of lacino cake at a sodality ther John J. Regan, recently discharged from the army after picnic. He suggested that Mrs. service in the Pacific during the war, full-time chaplain of lacino might not be unwilling to the federal correctional institution served as chaplain with the U. S. Of OPA Area Director, Catholic donate a cake for the coming par near Morrison. navy with the rank of lieutenant ish carnival. The assignment was The Rev. Claude Kellerman, gladly accepted. Only $36 was commander. He was aboard the O.F.M., who has been stationed in carrier Enterprise, called the most lords played fair in the period of office outside the city of Denver realized from this first charity By W inifred M. Cubrey Denver for the past seven years, is bombed ship in the war, for 19 relaxation from OPA, there were are Glenwood fr in g e . Grand cake, but the lacino cake was to Tenants whose rents jumped as now superior of the friary (known consecutive months. some who took advantage of ten Junction, Craig, Meeker, Boulder, become so popular a part o f the much as from $60 to $260 monthly officially as Father Guardian) in ants to the extent of 50-per-cent Longmont, Greeley, and Fort North Denver parish bazaar that Also coming to St. Elizabeth’s in the brief respite from OPA; increases in rental rates. To curb Collins. this figure was soon pushing the are the Rev. Angelus Tintle, landlords not making a decent in these I abuses, plans were under $200 mark.,Other parishes and in O.F.M., former pastor and su come from their property; tenants Rent Control Kept in Full > way to set up a local control board stitutions have reported profits perior, and the Rev. Malachy Kain, with eviction notices— these are The rent control section of the at the time Congress reinstated ranging all the way from $30 to O.F.M., of the Holy Name Mission examples of the daily problems revised OPA bill is the only rul the compromise OPA bill. $150. band, who served as chaplain with i: brought to Edward C. Day, OPA ing adopted in toto from the pre the? U. S.'arm y during the war. rent director for the Denver area Part of Mr. Day’s job during the vious bill, and it has restored to -Always Wins First Prise The Rev. Justin McCarthy, and a Catholic. vacation from rent conteol was the OPA rent control office all its O.F.M., stationed here during the keeping the public informed But Mrs. lacino, not having kept Mr. Day, who with the excep former powers. past year, is being transferred to ii through the press and radio of Mr. Day, who served in the an exact record o f her baking, pre tion of a period of war service fers to discuss her famous cake Holy Cross friary, Clason Point, has been with the Office of Price sky-rocketing rents and heartless War as an officer in the navy, from other angles. Modestly, she New York city. The following Administration since its inaugpi- eviction notices. spejit 16 months in the Pacific mentions that the cake has been fathers and brothers remain at St. ration in September, 1942, is a Hat 800 Vifitort Daily theater. Before the war he was entered in several contests, in all Elizabeth’s: The Rev. Fridolin graduate of Regis college and assistant rent director for OPA More than 800 visitors and ap of which it has been awarded first Shockley, O.F.M.; the Rev. Paci- Westminster law school. He wa.s proximately 1,000 telephone in in this area, and was appointed ficus Kennedy, O.F.M.; the Rev. director in January, 1946, when prize. A local flour company some for several years on the editorial quiries besiege the area rent of years ago conducted a series of Berard Giblin, O.F.M.; the Rev. he returned from the service. staff of the Register. fice daily. Briefing employes for cake baking contests in the vari Fabian Joyce, O.F.M.; Brother Mr. and Mrs. Day and their two In Line with Catholic Teaching ous Denver parishes, but Mrs. David, O.F.M. J and Brother children, Edward and Diane, live “ Rent control is certainly in line lacino had to withdraw from these Damian, O.F.M. at 11 S. Gilpin street lacino and Her Famous Cake with Catholic teaching. There is after her cake had won four times The Rev. Lambert Zaleha, basis for this in the Pope’s encyc in succession. Larger fields had O.F.M., former guardian and pas lical, Quadragesima Anno,” Mr. little more, to offer in the way of tor of St. Elizabeth’s, has been ap Day said. “ People must be pro competition, and, when a local pointed superior of St. Philip’s tected in the struggle to keep a Great Panic of ’93 Stymied Priest Had radio station put on its contest, friary, Statesville, N. Car. The roof over their heads, because they the lacino cake was again so far Rev. Crispin Pfirman, O.F.M., an cannot execute a succwsful buy ahead o f the others that even her other former pastor, now is as ers’ strike in the basic commod rivals admitted that the North sistant in St. Bonaventure’s par ity of housing.’’ Fr. Hewlett at Cathedral Just Fame Denver woman is a master o f the Fr. Claude Kellerman, O.F.M. ish, Allegany, N. Y. Although the majority of land- mixing howl. Father Barry Wogan of St. Jo (One of a series of articles based gold production had saved the She regrets somewhat that now charge o f all activities that do not seph’s, Golden, hitherto has acted directly concern St. Elizabeth’s on the autobiography of Father state from virtual bankruptcy. there are no new cake worlds to as a part-time chaplain of the In Cookery parish. The Rev. Felix Reitlings- William J, Howlett.) ‘ Of his Colorado City pastorate. conquer, but she has also done well federal correctional institution. H « spicii eyc[s Great as were his gifts as a Father Howlett writes: “Father in other departments o f the culi has gone there Fridays for con The self-taught cooking skill parochial trouble-shooter. Father Bender had built a small church nary arts. For instance, in 1933 at ferences and offered Mass on Sun Hewlett found the panic of ’93 too there, but it never was entirely that Father William J. Howlett the Chicago World’s Fair, she was days. Father Regan will devote all much for him when he took over finished or furnished. Father Nis acquired in the course o f his mis awarded two first prizes and one his time to work in the institution. honorable mention for canning, M U BE cmiiEB Denver’s Cathedral parish in that had charge of it for a time, but it sion career in Colorado— described + + + + year. • was now being served from Mani despite Hie fact that this is the in a recent installment of his auto merest sideline with her. It seems He had just recently put the tou and. had a congpregation of biography in this paper— brought that everjdhing she touches turns Regis College Rolls young S t L w ’s parish back on its about 30 families. fe e t but the depression— hastened “ I was given some additional him minor fame when he was to prize winning. by India’s quittance of silver coin territory from the west end of Loveland pastop. . .^,ils ‘Must’ on Birthdays Filled for Boarders, age and by repeal of the Sherman Colorado Springs,” the priest says, A plenary indulgence may be This is revealed by a niece of Her children and grandchildren Act— stymied the church-builder of “and set about paying off a debt Open to Day Stidents gained by all those who make a the priest, Mrs. Theodora Arnold, are Mrs. lacino’s most ardent fans, visit to St. Elizabeth’s church, Edward C. Day the plains. of $500 and completing the church now living in Weldona. Her (Turn to Paget — Colum n 6) A report this weak from Denver, from noon Aug. 1 until Not one to butt his ca n ^ head Pews were put in, a gallery built, mother, Joanna, was one o f Fa the “ battle" calls for a daily con against a wall, Father Howlett permanent altars set up, and the ther Hewlett’s two younger sis Regis college in Denver indi the church closes on Friday eve ference on government rulings and soon perceived that the Cathedral interior plainly but appropriately ters. cates that, though boarding ning. a discussion of the manifold prob student capacity has been The Indulgence of the Portiun affairs would not improve for sev decorated. The -Arnold family moved to a ■ m lems of Denver renters and prop filled by reservation for some cula does not differ essentially eral years. With alacrity he ac “ A residence was needed, and farm in the Loveland parish in Photography erty owners. time, there is still room for from any other plenary indul cepted Bishop Mate’ offer of the provided, and a hall huilt for so 1912, three years after Father more day students. Early reg gence, but it enjoys some special, “ Rent direction is a grim busi Georgetown pastorate in th e cial and dramatic gatherings. I Howlett took the pastorate. istrations, swelled by fresh highly estimable prerogatives ness almost devoid of amusing mountains. had a very comfortable and grow high lights," Mr. Day said. “The “ A fter Sunday Mass, we always men and veterans, are heavy, Like all other indulgences, the In Bishop Mate himself had done ing parish whore I hoped to spend remained to speak to him,” Mrs. In War Wins dulgence of the Portiuncula con people who come to me are des the rest of my days.” but the Rev. Eugene Kessler, a creditable job building up the Arnold says. “ Invariably he asked S.J., announces that anyone sists not in the forgiveness of the perately, genuinely concerned. 1 Church in the Georgetown area; Start! Machebeuf Biography g;et very few ‘qu a^’ problems." us to dinner, saying: T t’s all desirous of registering may guilt of sin, but in the remission but matters had deteriorated fol It was in these ideal surround cooked. Just make the coffee and o f the temporal punishment owed Inquiries, complaints, and prob Bronze Star still do so, and should do so lowing the slump in the price of ings, in the shadow of Pike’s Peak, set the table _ while we smoke.’ at the earliest possible op for sin, which penalty remains to lems brought to the Denver area silver and the resultant drop in that Father Howlett hit upon the And such dinners! Vegetables portunity. Applications for be discharged by the fruits of rent office are about equally di Fr. Felix Reitlingshofer, O.F.M. population. idea, of writing the biography of cooked with meat and seasoned to Pat Coffey, Denver Catholic acceptance at the Jesuit penance, even after sins have vided between renters and owners. “ There was some debt on both Bishop Machebeuf, his greatest perfection! who has won national notice for hofer, O.F.M., has been appointed school can be filled out by go (Turn to Paget — Column Included in the jurisdiction of this churches,” Father Howlett relates claim to fame in the eyes of Colo “ As time passeft,” Mrs. Arnold bis photography, was awarded the pastor of St. Elizabeth’s. For the ing to the office of the dean of his work there, “ and very little rado Catholics. continued, “ Mr. and Mrs. Will Bronze Star at FHtzsimons hospital past four years Father Felix on tha campus. revenue to meet it with; but 1 “ Years had passed since his Redmond became Sunday g^uests July 24 for his front-line photo Girl Who Read Her Way managed by the greatest economy death,” he writes, “ and no serious too, and as t)ie season changed to graphy with the army. The cita to clear it off. The church at Silver effort had been made to preserve spring and summer so did our tion follows: Plume had but few members ex the memory of his life and labors. menu change. Living on farms, “Sergeant Patrick V. Coffey Denver Catholic Lad Gets cept Italian miners, and they never I wrote to his sister in France and Mrs, Redmond and I planned our (army serial No. 37361854), Army Into Church Takes Veil came to church except for a funeral received a copy of his correspon dinners from week to week, in of the United States, fo r meritor or a marriage.” dence with her . . . and some in which fried chicken replaced Irish ious service in connection with Sent to Colorado City formation from her and from his stew. military operations, as a front-line Certificate of Baptism Almost three years to the day ■When she was graduated’’from Having restored financial re brother upon their early family "N ever will I forget those happy after she was baptized, Miss Lou- East high, she entered Loretto spectability to the Georgetown par life— all of which formed the foun Sundays,” Mrs. Arnold declared. anna Hopp of St. Philomena’s Heights on a scholarship, and per ish, Father Howlett moved on to dation and essence of the work.” “ Not for the meals served— though parish, Denver, became a pbstu- severed in her desire to enter the Colorado City, where the Bishop Father Hewlett’s hopes of ending tte keen pleasure he took in eat From Razed Japan Church fant in the Benedictine Convent religious life. dispatched him in 1897. This vil his days in Colorado City were ing and his witty remarks made it of Perpetual Adoration at Clyde, Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. lage, midway between Manitou and dashed in 1903, when Bishop Mate a memorable occasion— but rather A baptismal certificate arrived They begged us to send them Mo. Miss Hopp, who attended H. F. Hopp o f 1558 Milwaukee Colorado Springs, was enjoying a transferred him again to Loyola the too short hours we spent after in the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. prints of the photos we had taken Loretto Heights college last year, street. There are three other rebirth following new gold strikes parish in Pueblo. He had pre- dinner listening to his conversa Ames of St. Philomena’s parish of the bombed church and con entered the Church July 29, 1943, children in the family. in the Cripple Creek area, whose (TumtoPagei — Column 4) tion \rill always be remembered some time ago, and its history is vent so they could send them to after taking instructions from the the high light o f each visit.” unusual. Bearing the teal of the Rome along with a request for Rev. Francis Kappes, then as as Church of St. Dominic in Shi funds. . . . We said goodbye; then sistant at the Denver Cathedral. Another reader whose memories are stirred in reading Father Hew zuoka, Diocese of Yokohama, Ja went to the jeep and got out our According to Msgr. Wm. M. Hig Loretto Heights Graduation Aug. 3 lett’s story of his life is Mayme pan, it says that Albert Ames, Jr„ ration box. We gave them the gins, the young woman literally Akers, a parishioner in Mead. She was baptized according to the rite whole thing— a dozen K rations, “ read herself into the Church.” recalls that the missioner called at of the Catholic Church by a Father two cans of peaches, a can of As a little girl, she had been at ,/> her family home many times when Delahaye in 1922. The document corn, one of boned chicken, one of tracted to the Catholic Church by she was a little girl, and “ reading was sent by another son of the sardines, one of milk, a loaf of the^atmosphere of peace she found his stories is just like listening Ames’, Richard, who is a second bread, and five boxes of hard b R w e the Holy Eucharist when to him talk.’ • lieutenant, stationed with an army candy . . . They were so grateful she visited a nearby church with ordnance group in Tokyo. we felt like saints the rest of the a friend. A fter she entered high + -f + -I- Lt. Ames’ letter, describing his day.” school she began to read about the Church, especially its history and trip to Shizuoka, where his par Young Ames describes Tokyo its doctrine, and finally, on her ents lived in 1920, 21, and 22, also as “ acres of rusting stacks of cor Girl Takes Vows tells of his meeting a nun. Sis rugated iron, gaunt eyeless build ^ : own initiative, wrote to the Ca thedral rectory asking that a ter Winifred of the Sisters of St. ings, partially shielded by nature V.. priest be assigned to give her in Maur, who knew his parents. The with weeds and carefully tended structions. In Sisterhood convent is now shattered by the patchwork gardens,” but says bombs of the A.A.F., as well as pretty residential areas are com A fter her reception of Baptism, Miss Rose Marie McCartin of the house in which his parents paratively untouched. Louanna displayed a remarkable Colorado ^ rin gs, daughter o f Mr. lived. A t Hakone the group en devotion to the Holy Eucharist, and Mrs. .Emmett McCartin, July :/l the center of the Catholic faith, Sister in Dire Need countered “ German nationals, 19 took her simple vows in the driftwood of the war, walking in which had first attracted her to Something of the tremendous Sisters of Charity o f Providence their Bavarian mountain dress the Church. While still a student task facing the Church in Japan at Mt. St. Vincent, the mother . . . nowhere.” When his group en at East high school, Denver, she, is learned also from the young of house o f the order in Seattle, Pat Coffay tered the areas of Japan where again on her own initiative, wrote ficer’s letter. He tells how Sister Wash. She will be known in reli there are no major occupation to a Catholic publisher asking in photographer for Yank, Yank sec Winifred served him and his com gion as Sister Rose Amata. unite, it received receptions “ not formation on various sisterhoods. tion, Information and Education panions some refreshments: “ She Miss McCartin finished her unlike the cheers of liberated peo She was attracted to the Clyde division, European theater of apologized for not being able to community, which is dedicated to grammar grade schooling at S t ples in the newsreels.” Maryla school in Colorado Springs. operations, from December, 1944, serve us more— but we knew well perpetual adoration o f the Blessed to May, 1945. Sergeant Coffey those people are in tough shape. Prayers in Japanasa Sacrament, exposed day and night. She entered her freshman year at Providence academy in Vancou operated under fire with combat The devastation wrought by Her first request i for admission divisions from the Battle of the was denied until she had passed a ver, Wash., and was graduated Nursery for Infants B-29’s on the larger buildings in from high school in 1944. Bulge until the cessation of hos Shizuoka is complete, according to longer time as a Catholic. tilities. With frequent disregard Emmett McCartin, Mrs, M. J. Ames. Only a sign at a ^ t e indi for his own safety and with untir Is D esperately In cates where the Catholic church Grant, aunt o f Sister Rose Amata, ing devotion to duty he was able 41 Priests AHeiid and Miss Sarah Grant were pres stood. As the young Americans to secure for Yank some of the Need of Bed Linen approached they heard the ring ent at the profession ceremony in best action pictures o f the war in Seattle. ing of the Consecration bells. In Retreat in Seminary Europe. Publication of these pic \ \ + + -I- -f Tha Infant of Prague nurs side a small room an old priest was tures in Yank was an aid to the ery is in desperate need of saying Mass, with a group of Forty-one priests, most of them morale of American troops sheets. Owing to the shortages Japanese youngsters reciting the from the Diocese of Pueblo, made Clergy Diuser Marks throughput the European theater of bed linen and the length of responses in Japanese. The French the annual retreat in St. Thomas’ of operations. The accomplish- time required ^ for laundry priest, a Father Hooten, had saved seminary, Denver, the week of mente of Sergeant Coffey r^Iect SL Ipaliis’ Feast service, the nursery sheet the Church records in the bomb July 22 under the direction o f the great credit upon himself and the shortage is urgent. Anyone ings, and it was he who made out Rev. Joseph Duenser, C.PP.S., of The Jesuit Fathers o f Regis armed forces of the United States. w isU ng to^ donate sheets, New Cumberland, Pa. In addition Entered military service from the baptismal certificate for tha college, Denver, were hosts to which do not need to he new, brother o f the American officer. to the priests o f the Pueblo dio a number o f priests o f Den Colorado.” is asked to call or leave them Loretto Heights College sum m er graduates “ From the stoop I had a good cese three members o f the Con- eeiTe the Bachelor of Arts degree. In addition to ver at a dinner Wednesday . Mr. Coffey also has received a at the home of Mrs. T. A. examine the diplomas they will receire Aug. 3. view 50 yards away of a flattened grregation o f the Precious Blood those, eight sisters will receive their degrees at the evening in honor of the .certificate of merit from the 4th C osgriff, 1130 E. 7th avenue, Standing left to right they are Loretta Diodosio, pile of masonry that was once a and two priests from the Archdio closing of the session to be marked by Benediction Feast of S t Ignatius Loyola, /larmored division, European Keystone 0723, or at the nurs Pnehlo; Mary Cutlip, Fort Logan; Patricia Lewis, church,” writes Ames. “ Beyond it cese o f Denver took part in the in the college chapel. The Rev. Leo Coressel, S.J., founder o f the Society o f theater, in recognition of con- ery, 3720 W. 27th avenue, exercises. Ault; and Hazel -Aichelman, Brighton. -All will re- will efficiate. were the stuba o f a building mark- Jesue. (TumtoPageS— Columns) Glendale 8873. (Tum toPagei— Column PAGE TWO Office^ 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E y^n e 4205 Thursday, Autfust 1, 1946 GREAT PANIC OF '93 SHMIED { SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER IICIIIO CAKES FR. HOWLETT AT CATHEDRAL JUST RECEIVED Choice o f Served From C NEW SHIPMENT Four Entrcet 11 A. M. to (Continued From Page One)' use of this work ta source material, B m iG S l I J I Complete S P.M. Onlr viously repaired the fortunes of the author “liomments: “ From the this church in 1889, Now it was life o t Bishop Machebeuf, Gather RELIGIOUS PICTURES once more in debt, owing to the says she got her inspiration for INDIVIDUALLY DAKED CHICKEN PIE building of a rectory; and "the her novel. Death Comes for the FOR THE HOME present pastor was not able to cope Archbishop, but anyone who reads (Choice MUk-Fed Chicken in Rich, Natural Gravy GILT FRAMES :l ( Contmusd from Pags 0ns) with the conditions.” the two volumes will know that she (Continued From Page One) with Freih Carden Vegetables) spicuously meritorious aervice and Once again Father Hewlett came got far more than {^ inspiration.” even though her cooking is fast outstanding performance of mili to the rescue. " It was not an easy Tirad of Monay-Rsisinc becoming a legend in the parishes place," he writes, “ but things r * t o ^ 3 0 “ * RCAST SIRLCIN OF BEEF tary duty as a war cameraman. The b i^ a p h y published, Father and schools and orphanages o f the righted themselves, the debt dis With Gravy, Parsley, New Potatoes and Buttered String Beans Hewlett took tit^ out to consider archdiocese. For not only must He entered military service at appeared and the church was his current assignment includes: Soup or Cocktail Hot 'Rolls Salad Buckley Field in March, 1944, and given a needed renovation with im she bake a score or more o f cakes NEW SUBJECT went overseas two months later. provements.” "A s a new church was necessary, for charity every year but every Dessert Choice of Drinks for the old one waa but a tempor He spent *13 months in the £u> Meanwhile, Father Hewlett was birthday o f the four children and C. Bosseron Chamber’s working on his biography o f Den- ary structure from the beginning four grandchildren must have its ropean theater o f ^iperations. In and had served its time, I did not Restaurant 1944 and 1945 he was assigned to varia first Bishop. It was published due. Marie, now Mrs. Russell Dis- “ LAST SUPPER” n 1908. Relative to W illa Gather's contemplate this work with any ense, and Frank, Roland, and Yank, for which he covered the sort of delight I was not as young 615 17th Street third army front from the Battle Siariop, Jr., still look forward as formerly, and money-raising eagerly to “ Mom’s” gift. Only one, Betieeen Welton and of the Bulge to the end of hos had grown tedious and distaste tilities. His picture, “ Two Tired Mr. lacino, of the entire family la California Sts, ful,. especially as it was nearly al not a confirmed cake-lover. Soldiers,” this year received the sPiciiL em c[s ways to pay the debts of others. Awatrd of Distinctive Merit of the The recipe o f her cake is not a 400 SEATS • NO UQUOR • ORGAN MUSIC "So I asked Bishop Mats to ^ve jBmtS [iBRKt A rt Directors' club in }Jew York. secret, Mrs. lacino declares, al e a small place where I might though some other cooks have not Mr, Coffey is a native of Den ^et a modest living and work more ver and studied at Regis college, had the “ luck” that she has with Beadquartars for BE in the literature field. He offered the product Here it is, carnival CHURCH Colorado university, and the Den me Loveland, a mission attended site, in three layers: ARTICLES OF DEVOTION ver A rt institute. He is married from Fort Collins in the northern C PU R C H FURNISHINGS and has one daughter. The family part of the state.” Chocolate Fudge Cake BOOKS FOR THE CATH- GOODS recently moved to 3633 Vine Father Hewlett accepted the 6 cups caka 6 squares bitter OUO LATTX AND OLERQY street. posf, and in the fall of 19i09 moved floor chocolate HOUSE into the sacristy, since there was 2 cups brown 2 teaspoons (Continued From Page One) no rectory. sugar baking soda 2 cups cane 3 cups sweet milk been forgiven in the sacrament of Still hoping that this would be The Denver Catholic sugar 6 teaspoons vanilla Penance. But this indulgence his last move, the priest built him 2 cubes butter 2 cups crushed WD10EN SHOES enjoys s special prerogative, self a residence out of his own Auto Body and Fender ' R e s e lle r 8 eggs walnuts namely, that .-it' can be gained pocket and furnished i t He also REPAIRING AND PAINTING Crream butter and sugar with FREE ESTIMATI TIHE PAWENTS Published Weekly by the more than once on the same day. paid off the $600 debt on the church, FOR SHOWER AT It mAy be gained as often as the beaten egg yolks, add flour, bak Catholie Press Society, I»e, finished the interior, and had it ing soda, and milk alternately. SWAYNE-WIIIDUSH SILVEH FRONT SHOE visit and prayers are renewed for frescoed. 938 Bannock Street, Denver, this purpose. Beat until creamy, fold in beaten 8B0 BANNOCK ^ TA 6113 REPAIRING Attended Eetet Perk egg whites. Bake in 375* oven in M lin t FORDS Sins* ISU Cole. Those who w i^ to gain the in 123116tli St. MA. 9860 Estes Park was then acquiring three layers, 12-inch tins. FOR THE SAFETY OF YOUR GOODS, USE Subscription!,^$l Per Year dulgence must comply with the following conditions; its reputation as a great resort Frosting JOHNSON SERVICE ON EVERY MOVE Entered as Second Clast Matter spot, and Father Hewlett under 4 boxes 12 squares bitter 1. Contrite eacrsmental Con took to offer Mass for the summer powdered sugar chocolate MOVING - PACKING - STORAGE at-the Post Office, Denver,' fession must be made. Over 4 cubes butter 4 tspns. vanilla Colo. and above this, one must be residents and tourists. There was 221 BROADWAY DENVER, COLO. Enough milk to cream mixture perfectly free from even the no permanent Catholic family there Add whole shelled walnuta for most trifling voluntary sin, as yet and from any attachment to In Loveland the missioner took decoration. things sinful. (This Confes up his pen again at the behest of sion may be made not only Bishop Mats. A translation of Mas on the day of the indulgence, sillon’s Synodal Discourses was the JOE’S SKELLY but any time within eight assignment, and " I did so well as days preceding Aug. 2, or to have them approved and read SERVICE eight days following Aug. 2. as table reading at two successive Those o f the faithful who retreats of the clergy.” JOE FARSANKOPF, Prs». You Can Boy are accustomed to confess A previous literary labor of Fa (MEMBER ST. LOUIS’ PARISH) every two weeks and to re ther Hewlett’s had been a memorial New Location ceive almost daily need not history of the famous old St make a special Confession.) Thomas' seminary in Bardstown, 134 So. Broadway A PRE-ARRANGED SERVICE 2. Reception of Holy Commun Ky., his alma mater. It was under PE. 9737 ion either on the day of the taken at the request of many WE TREAT TOU RIGHT I, Through Iho Boulevard Morluwy WHITE CROSS Portiuncula (Aug. 2) or on alumni and given impetus by a visit Father Hewlett made to S t the day previous or within Thfl fimsB liiUd her* deMrv* to S kV lH W offers a Single-Premium or One-Pay plan where eight days after the feast. Thomas’ in 1905. He found the b* remembered when you ere die- by. regardless of your age, you can buy a Pre- This Communion may be re site of the old school in a ruinous tribuUnf your petroaef* to the dif« ceived in any church. .state, and his letter to the Bishop fer*Bt Hoe* of butlneBi. I Arranged‘Funeral Service at any price you of Louisville instigated a program 3. Visit devoutly St. Elizabeth's of restoration choose. The following rales are based on a $500 church during the time ap pointed for gaining the in In reference to 'this history, Not Responsible service. dulgence, that is, from noon which was published in 1906, Fa If yon are fined for not having Aug. 1 until the church ther Hewlett delivers a word of State Inspection Sticker— now AGE . PREMIUM AGEPREMIUMAGE PREMIUM |a»i**** ■ closes Aug. 2. All who wish advice to potential authors: past dne...... $235.77 ...... $360.48 IttS, 2 0 ____ ...... $163.86 40 ...... 60 ...... to gain this indulgence more “ Let me counsel others who con V»f. 25 ..... ______177.52 45 ...... 262.20 65 ...... 395.74 than once must visit the template writing a book not to de Dri»# in ToJsy—P «s ____ 30 ____ •••a*** I93n79 50 ...... 2S2.38 church as often as they wish pend too much on the pfomises of 35 ...... 213.07 55 ...... 325.54 to gain it. These visits may {issistance from others. Even those AUTOMOTIVE & MO teAsei. be made in rapid succession most liberal with their promises * Rates on in-between or advanced ages quoted on one after the other, provided are liable to refer you to so-and- HOME the visitor leaves the church so, who will again refer you to APPLIANCE CO. request. and re-enters it. other so-and-sos for information AT THE TOWER SRKW JSTRlAIM y K 4. The recitation of six Our Have your subject substantially 14th and Glenarm conceived in embryo, and it will - I G«ira. F. Rock. PrsnliUnt 2 * You can purchase a WHITE CROSS Pre-Ar Fathers, Hail Marys, and PHONE CH. 6594 ranged Service with a 20% down payment, Glorias during each visit. take shape and be bom as your These prayers are generally own child.” balance at your convenience. said for the we&are of Christendom and especially for WHITE CROSS also has a 24-Month-Pay Plan the exaltation of the Chui^h, the extirpation of heresies, based on the above rates. and union among Christian princes and people. 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1 i Thursday, August 1, 1946 Office, Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone PAGE THREE Summer School 1,200 Miles From HomeF6Slival PhflS LEE C. HANEY & SON OPTOMETRISTS 827 15th ST. . TA. 2690 To Be Members St Vincent de'Paul Parish A good name in which the public has faith comes only after years of conscientious service. We are now, as in * C a i h e d r a l the past, happy to offer our services for the solution of AlMentation your visual problems.
E i O N O M U reieniatioa Parish, Denver) Offleial AJUL Beitaaruit Nazt to CUrfca't Chareb Saadi There will be a special meeting It of all chairmen, workers, and any -W hen in Urn epirUs call jerry^ Li*t«4 by Dancaa Htava AdvvBtnni l__i T i ''# couoix^ocotH 4 one in the parish interested in the mURPHV’S hi Good E.titic y k g Vtevts,, Cota. 1634 Tremont KE. 4554 festival Thursday night, at 7:30 BROADWAY AT ELLSWORTH FREE DBUTKRY FREE PARKINS OPEN PROM o’clock in the school building. I f 8 Cool—Air Conditioned 11 A.M. TO 2 A.M. Confessions for first Friday A REPUTABLE DRUG will be heard only on Thursday SPAGHETTI One of Den ENJOY THE BEST STORE evening this month from 7 to 9 F e a t n r jn g Home-Made Ravioli or ^ V'-' Home-Made Lasangbe o’clock. ver’s Finest FOOD IN DENVER Colorado Come to the Altar boy assignments for the Famous coming week are: Weekday Mass, B ars and Luncheons ITALIAN KITCHEN Tom Valdez and Teddy Fiske; M o n o tain F o u n ta in s iolfaa al Uowoing . . . Ueaver DONALD HANNDM. Mgr. Sunday Masses: 6 o’clock, James Trout. Vet. — War. n Lee and Joe Russell; 8, Francis Complele Dinners KEystone 3217 KE. USt IIM R. COUPAZ for yonr fa* Mylet and Don Carson; 10, Edwin For That Late Snack Juicy, Ten Meais and Gordop Ibold; 12, Leo vorite Soda der Steaks. Grosso, Pvt. McGregor, and James Meet Your Friends Open Day and NUe Chops a n d McCabe. o r Snndae, at Murphy's CAPITOL HILL Fried Margaret Sirokman is in Mercy Cocktail Chicken Tamales, Chili, hospital. Chicken. CAFE Sandwiches, Our Specialty Mr. and Mrs. Randy Aemmer Service. 735 E. Col/mt are building a new home in Lake- Banquet Room for Parties Theta yonngttert are childMtf^ o f m ifratory Minn., where, under Sisters of St. Benedict, they Fine Foods al Fair Prices wood and expect to move into it : l o s e d a l l d a y 'kt u e s o a Mexican workeri who come J^h summer from receive daily instruction in trade school subjects this fall. South Texas to work in the ufgar beet fields of the and religion. Elder t'>'i center is Gloria Pan- Dakotas and Minnesota.^^iey are enrolled for chott, student assistant and Spanish-EnglUh More canned goods are urgently FUR STORAGE summer classes at St. .^^eph’s school, Moorhead, linguist.— (RNS photo) needed for the country store. They $2.00 on $100 Valuation may be left at the church on Sun ANDRE DE VAJDA days or at the rectory. Denver, f t i l a The newly organized Young !| BE SAFE ON THE HIGHWAY 1452-54 York EM. 1857 POUO PROTECTION IS SOUGHT People’s club held a horseback ride VhmtVibor^Sii "One at Mott Uodarn Pnr Cold Storsgo ^ Let us give you a free estimate on a general J[SUITiltl[STS last Wednesday evening. Plaata la the West" check up for your summer driving IN MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA Baptized the past week were Janet Lorraine Reister, daughter COMPLETE ENGINE OVERHAUL of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Reister, BODY and FENDER DEPT. MAHLER THRIFTY FOUNTAIN L tfO L I (St. John'* Pariih, Denver) ,at the church. Others are en- with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Byrne as Formerly Goodrich Book Shop Enrollment in the Miraculous jeouraged to assist at the novena sponsors; Gerald Earl Scott, son Free Pick Up Service exercises. AND GRILL medal will be held after the 7 and of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scott, with GIFT, BOOK AND Paul Plym left Saturday for Gene Esqvrbel and Toni Martinez 8 o’clock Masses Saturday morn 4SS RENTAL UBRARY Fine Foods y the navaL training station in San as sponsors; and Raymond Dennis ing, Aug. 3. The Miraculous Medal Bdwy. 2S]S E. Colfax Open Bvcninti Denver's First Post Wa^^r Diego, Calif. Porch, son o f Mr. and Mrs. John ^ VINER CHEVROLET CO. Streanfiined FonntainJr novena is recited every Saturday ' ^ EH. 4901 Porch, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles^^ Cor. 2tth a Grant Jso IL BUlnd. Mgr. after the Masses. The Blessed Vir Mr. and Mrs. Donald Karr have (Loyola Parish, Denver) W. Flaig as sponsors. gin’s intercession will bo sought purchased a home in the parish Visitors at the rectory in the A ll needlework should be i and are living at 360 St. Paul past week were Father Maurice particularly at this time for prp- . HATHAJI^Y’S tectioQ against the current polio street. Mrs. Karr is the former turned in to the Altar and Rosary ; Suzonne^s \ Ackerman, S.J.; Father George Regina Tynan, daughter of Mr. society by Aug. 7. 2870 Colo. Blvd. Bischofberger, S.J.; and Father epidemic. Those who have not Hatchett Drug Store been enrolled may^ secure medals and Mrs. Thomas J. Tynan. The members o f the Altar and ; STAUFFER SYSTEM < Daniel Campbell, S.J. **Tht 8tor« of Qaalitj and fttrrle*^ CITjr LACE Teen-Age Social Planned Rosary society will receive Holy SIMMONS DRUC GO. ^ More Than Just Reducing * Sunday, Aug. 4, is Communion Communion in the 8 o’clock Mass W.A.aATCHfiTT 7A| T D A W T day for the Young Ladies’ so A teen-age social for high B«C. PIu. Owntt l U l u KAHI EA. 9953 ^ An exclnsive. eaay and tane method ^ ^ A N E R S this Sunday. of weight control and portnro cor- 4 dality. school boys and girls of the par Compounding preterfptkms It tfa« moot ish and their Catholic friends will WB APPHSaATB tOCS ' reetlon. 4 IVa Eait Seventh Avenne. Denver Donald H. Breen, seaman first Parish Carnival Important part of our tmatnoM. PATRONAGB , ' * The Healthful Way to Reduce { class in the medical corps, son of be held in the school hall follow Dr. G. J. Schaenble X PH O N E T A B O R 7907 ing the First Friday devotions in ^ Free Courteay Treatment by Appoint- 4 Mrs. Lucille Breen, has returned ^ ment—Only Original Staolter System CURTAINS CAREFULLY CLEANED home after spending 14 months in the church about 8:30 p.m. The AND RETURNED SAME SIZE-SPE Optometrist ^ In Denver jr China. He received a discharge young people are invited to attend CIAL CARE GIVEN TO TABLE Opens on Aug. S Sacred Heart devotions at the y CHERRY 1864 X ^ LINENS — BLANKETS LAUNDERED in Shoemaker, Calif. York Pharmacy SPOK IflUlHHI Specialist WITHOUT SHRINKAGE. church at 7:45 before the social ► 414 E. CUslfax X ^ Eddie Williams, son of Mr. and begins. For Visoal PRESCRIITIONS 1543 Larimer i t cAifUn. 2 2 6 b I Ladlea Only (OppooiU Shlhcdml) ^ Work Called For and Delivered Mrs. C. E. Williams, has received (Holy Rotary Parith, Denver) AND DRUGS Young People Schedule Picnic Eye Care a discharge. A 1946 Hudson Super-Six 2300 East Colfax Allen Moore, son of Mr. and Brougham will be given away as The Young People’s club of the ^3 1 0 Mack Bldg. Phone EM. 8837 Mrs. Frank Moore, also has re the grand prize at the Holy Ro parish has scheduled its second KE. 5840 RUBBER ^TfllBP^ ceived a discharge. sary church carnival, E. 46th ave picnic for the evening of Wednes 1 i f 8 Smnrt to Shop at the Argonaut J The following have been bap nue and Pearl street, Aug. 11. day, Aug. 7, The group will leave y / Imported and Domestie Winee ^ tized in Loyola church recently: The carnival will begin on Thurs from the school grounds at six Vincent de PauFs Parish Mrs. Kathleen Hansel, with Ver- day, Aug. 8 and will continue o’clock that evening. Those who : TH/AROOMAUT ; neda Stheno as sponsor; Mrs. through Aug. 11. Valuable prizes would like to attend are asked to Olive Lucille Eichmen, with Helen in addition to the 1946 Hudson will leave their names at the parish W atch i 5 ^ East Colfax • Free Delivery • Phone CHerry 4566 4 Beasley as sponsor; Judy Kay be given away on each of the four rectory. Those who have cars are Washington Park Mkt. nights. They will include a $100 asked to help with the transporta Dolenc, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Red & White Food Store HODGE GROCERY Edward Louis Dolenc, with Louis easy chair, a Sealy mattress, and tion. R epairing C. ALFRED HODGE, Proprietor Zutman And Irene Verant as two tons of Nu-kol. Members o f the Archdiocesan BILL HUGHES, Prop. J where Friends M eet . . . DOWNING STREET Bring or Mail Your Watch 2105 East Virginia Ave. sponsors; Kathleen Lotz, daughter On the opening night, Aug. 8, a Council of Catholic Women from For Free Examination SP. 7305 PHARMACY of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Lotz, ham dinner will be a feature, and St. John’s parish who attended the Complete Food Service GEORGE M. HILL. Prop. Estimate with Dr. V. R. Fortin and Patricia will be served in the school hall retreat at El Pomar retreat house 598 South Gilpin Meats, Groceries, Professional Pharmacist Mathews as sponsors; Lawrence between 6 and 9 p.m. last week end were Mmes. John We Teat Every Watch on "It'i Smart to B« Thrifty" Fresh Fruits and Vegetables M E i i C I I I L l Phone CHerry 27(7 the Western Electric 991 Downing St. Denver Dean Rasmussen, son of Mr. and Murtaugh, M. J. O’Fallon, Louis BTron tnd HiH« WiUlamf Attractions at the carnival will COMPLETE LINE OF COSMETICS AND Mrs. Harold Rasmussen, with include a merry-go-round, a ferris F. McMahon, J. Forgie, W. P, 17th and Wuhlnrton UAln 9717 MERCHANDISE Horan, Jr.; and Ella Mullen Week- 0 . 0. CONOCO MERK’S Under New Management Frederick Shalle and Leon Shalle wheel, and a children’s ride. There Masta • as sponsors. will be a variety of booths featur baugh. Father Paul Waldron, su Service Station Mrs. John M. Evert flew to ing a wide selection of hard-to- perior of the Columban Fathers, DRUC STCRE O. L. DAHL, Prop. NDB HtLL tNN The firms listed here de Washington, D. C., Tuesday to get items, such as nylon hose, men’s conducted the exercises. (FORMERLY MAHONEY DRUG) serve to be remembered visit her son-in-law and daughter, shirts, sheets, pillow slips, all-wool Masses on first Friday, Aug. 2, SPECIALIZING IN LUBRICA'nON Prescriptioru Accurately Filled 429 EAST COLFAX Mr. and Mrs. John B. Finnegan. TIRE REPAIRING AND RECAPPING MAY WE SERVE YOU? blankets, radios, fishing tackle, etc. will be offered at 6, 7, and 8 Ice Cream - Fountain Serrlce COCKTAILS when you are distributing Mrs. Evert will also attend master Games and entertainment will be o’clock, followed by all day ex 2001 So. Univ. PE. 9841 1300 So. Pearl SP. 7539 Delicious Dinners your patronage in the dif classes in pipe organ in New York provided for young and old. Re position of the Most Blessed Sac while away. On her trip home she freshments will be served every rament. Evening services will be HOT AND COLD LUNCHES ferent lines of business. will visit her brother, tne Rev. B. evening during the carnival. gin at 7:45 o’clock. Confessions in 1526 Tfror BoslDtM U Appreciated Sera J. McMahon, S.J., in Chicago. preparation for the first Friday Curtis St. TAbor 5733 Recovering From Fall will be heard on Thursday after Mrs. Anna Dometrovich, who noon and evening. BOIVNIE BRAE in April suffered a foot injury by Mrs. Thomas O’Keefe will be in accidental fall from a stepladder, charge of the care of the altars if^hopping Bistrict is improving and is expected to re and sanctuary during August. turn home in the near future. She is staying with her daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Delaney J. Hamilton, 4101 Decatur street. from Dallas, Tex., are guests of the Louis F. McMahon family. CONOCO PRODUCTS -llO L T Z - ARE YOU years OLD? A meeting of the Holy Name so 56 Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Gray re Lnbrication, Car Washing, Batterie* ciety will be held in the school RED & WHITE turned July 29 from a two-week Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing hall Monday evening, Aug. 5. vacation that they spent in Bos FRESH MEATS — nSH O linger’s Advisory Department would like ton, Mass. MORE FOR YOUR BONNIE BRAE Groceries & Vegetables Mr. and Mrs. John Ronayne and CONOCO SERVICE Yonr Patronage Appreciated Annual Festival little son are visiting Mr. MONEY... S a fe ly ! DELIVERT SERVICE SP. I f l l to tell you of the tremendous saving you may Ronayne’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Better than average 724 So, University . PE. 9909 2626 E. Louiaiana at S. Clayton L. J. Ronayne. Clarence Ronayne earningt on yo\xt sav- make by paying for services in advance of need. will acompany his brother and lags, protected hr Gov't Is Slated Aug. 4 Insured FHA Loane. sister-in-law when they return to Privilege ol withdrawal Preisser’s Red & White Bonnie Brae their home in Borger, Tex. at any time. Deposits by By Polbh Club Janet Rae, daughter of Mr. and lOth earn from first day. Grocery and Market Brug €o. Mrs. John P. Akolt, Jr., is ill with Mail deposits welcome. PANCT HEATS. VEGETABLES. AND DoH'ntown Prices polio in the Children’s hospital. AT ACE 5 6 The Polish Harmony club is QUALITY GROCERIES AT Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crede 41$ Hsiesik BMg. LOWER PRICES Prescriptions a Specialty sponsoring its third annual festi are the parents of a girl bom this 2B9*Uib St. Penvet Fountain Service val Sunday, Aug. 4, at 2 p.m. at Free Deliverr SPmee 4447 week in St. Joseph’s hospital. 763 So. University PE. 2255 $332.43 NOW will pay for a $500 service at time o f need the Polish home, 4839 Washing 2U1 E. Ohio Ava. (8*. Onlv. and OMa> Mrs. Thomas J. O’Connell is ton, Denver. 01urabid. SeYv’fn ^ s convalescing from illness in her SUriD h5 .O**- »5SOC’A*”Om The club was founded at the home. or time of the first International Folk festival in 1939 with eight members. Later the same year it SOETH CAVLORB $7.39 Per Month for only 24 months w ill pay was organized as a club with 23 charter members. Members in Shopping for a $250 service at time of need. Thus, a $250 serv clude those of Polish descent and others who are desirous of carry ice couldn't cost more than $177.36 on this plan ing on Polish customs and promot 153 NEW ing freedom and peace for all NEW and USED peoples. Present membership Mary Anne Bakeries totals 72. FURNITURE or Specialists in Regular Polish dances are spon WE BUY. BELL * TRADE sored by the group in addition to CUSTOMERS Bet Ua Pint PARTY PASTRIES charitable appearances, at which $1.44 Per Month during your life will pay for a $200 SOUTH GAYLORD 2$ Bnwdwoy I0Z4 Bo. Gaylord time folk music and dances ate presented. _ During Uie fire! seven months of 1946 we have made an FURNITURE CO. SP. 7413 PE. 7315 service at time o f need. IISS So. Gaylord SP. 1411 During the past years the club average of 153 loans each month to new customers. We has been active in entertaining are especially gratiHed that most of these people were patients at local hospitals and per ij^erred to us by our friends who had at one time or sonnel stationed at local camps :: Gaylord Drag Co.:: Any mortuary may he called for services with Polish_ songs and dances. another used our financial services and found us worthy [ommunity floiUEr' ; ; J. ROY SMITH. Prop. I Entertainment Sunday will in of their recommendation. We constantly endeavor to ;; 1059 So. Gaylord SP. S345 ;; clude Polish dancing, food, re merit the patronage of all who need money, and so our StOfE PHONE SPrucc73l8 ' ■ > Prescriptions Cnre/nUy filleS < ■ freshments, and games. Everyone business just grows and grows. ‘ I by Registered Pharmacists ' | This proteaion is guaranteed by an is invited to attend. VAN ZIMMERMAN. Manaaer IIH •*««»♦♦♦» LOANS QUICKLY MADE OH Old Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance Company Open Hohss al Lowry 1092 So. Phone Gaylord BOB’S SP. 0574 To Note Air Force Day Autos, Furniture, Collateral, First and Second Mort HARDWARE gages on Improved Denver Real Estate and to Salaried FURNACE CLEANING AND EBPAIBINt SHEET METAL AND CUTTER WORE Grocery and Market Employes on their plain note, without an assignment Olinger’s Advisory Department “Air Power Is Peace Power”— Groceries, Meats and Fancy Speer Blvd. at Sherman St. and bearing out this theme for the of wages and without notifying the employer. So. Gaylord Hdw. Co. Vegetablea army air forces, open house will 1055 So. Cnylord SP. 2961 Denver 3, Colorado be' held at Lowry Field, Denver, LOANS MADE OUTSIDE DENVER BY MAIL The Store of Quality and Price Y es, / in conjunction with the annual am 56 years old my nearest commemoration of army air The firms listed here de birthday, and your plans interest me. forces day, Aug. 1. High lights of So. tiaylord serve to be remembered the program will be displays by the various departments and technical C'reamerj when you are distributing Ntme.. schools, in order that the public JIM FURLONG your patronage in the dif may be informed as to the activi MnJt — CREAM — BUTTER Open 8 a. m. to I t p. nu daily ferent lines of business. AJdrtfS.. ties of the army air forces, par KEystone 2224 ticularly those branches at Lowry 1735 Welton St. Field. Exhibits and installations Open D.Uy 8:30 U<"5:30t SxtimUy. tifl 1 P.M. Our Branch will be open to the public from 1 Office at Fnrlong Aato Co., 539 Broadway, I. Open till 5:30 P.M. o’clock in the afternoon until mid- PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS niidtt, Monk-Author Nlr. W alter J. Kerwin KEYSTONE 6727 BAPTISMAL RECORD RECEIVED Is Honored ARROW FROM RAZED JAPAN CHURCH Associated with BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS JOS. M. FISHMAN COMPLETE CAR PAINTING (Conihiued From Page One) 26 “ Grass Grown Deep” street, Jeweler and Optician POLISHING AND GLA2.ING ing the former site of the convent where his parents lived. “ From the DIAMONDS - LOCKETS of the Sisters of St. Maur.” WRECKS REBUILT road J saw the kitchen tile and the WATCHES - ROSARIES a While waiting for Father raised bath tile, and over to the CROSSES - COMPACTS ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDALS Hooten to make oat the baptismal right stood the chimney — that BODY FENK R & PAINT CO. certificate, Ames was ei^ged in MIRACULOUS MEDALS and CHAINS conversation by Sister Winifred. alone, pointing a useless, hollow SCAPULAR MEDALS 1420 STOUT ST. A t the mention of his name, her finger to the sky. W e stepped over Glasses on Credit
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|/o everyone does what he can to help, /noestfgote the LOtT COST and COISVENIENCE ■IHjv. Vh sparing no expense or effort. Deeply of our DIRECT REDVCTION LOAN PLAN stirred emotions find release by so doing. •k CAPITOL FEDERAL Similarly, people find relief in a properly SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOaATlON arranged funeral. The flowers, music and 1665 BROADWAY KEystone 8108 j ' fitting service provide an outlet for their emotions and bring comfort second only to that afforded by their religious faith. Tbe Vary Ray. John CaTananch, C.S.C. (laft), nell, who is to go abroad on a special academic newly elected president of the UniTersity of Notre assignment, had been president since 1940. It ...... Dame, South Bend, Ind., chats with his predecessor, was announced at Notre Dame that the Brothers the Rev. J. Hugh O’Donnell, C.S.C. (center), and of the Holy Cross will in future be under their own the new Tice president o f the school, the Rer. ProTincial, with headquarters at the unirersity.— I ^oHoCMcetfC k S m John H. Murphy, C.S.C. (right). Father O’Don- [RNS photo] 4 tb r a w C h a p ftls I through n« 6297 HlyiliWfiWi RECORD CROWD AT BAZAAR I SERVICE TO 1527€LEVeL>Mi fXJM, G O L D E N M A N FOR DOMINICAN SISTERS I KANSAS CITY I ud ST. LOTUS The annual bazaar of the deluxe Ford went to Herman IG BIOGHEMISI Dominican Sisters o f the Sick Lorje, 237 S. Ogden street; Servel Popr was brought to a successful gas refrigerator, Mary W. Jones, p j T i i m ’ s close July 28. The largest crowd 2027 E. 20th avenue; and Thor ever to attend one of these affairs, washer, Florence Patch, 3658 was recorded, with more than Quivas street. Other prizes were AT MW • Now,* the Burlington offen service to Kansas City 1,000 persons being served dinner a chest of silver to A. M. Camp and St. Louis without change of cars. Leave Denver on the opening night, July 25. A bell, 2554 Hudson; tea set, Mrs. Denver^s Largest S S P e t Dealer M il SOEIilV Notre Dame, Ind.— An outstand any afternoon on the E xposition F lyer and glide* handsome sum of money was real J. C. Lynch, 3171 E. 38th avenue; ized. The entire proceeds of the embroidered set, Mrs. Sam Agpnew, ing young biochemist. Dr. Thomas into Kansas City early the next morning... SL Louis 0 757 S. Vine street; printed cloth, bazaar will be used by the sisters Donnell Luckey of Golden, Colo., in the early afternoon. Largest Supply of Ford Parts in the' to carry on their work among the Mrs. N. Pepping; brown purse, S. has been appointed a research bio 10 M [[I lOG. 0 sick poor of Denver, regardless o f T. Richardson, 3154 W. 39th ave Rocky Mountain Region race, color, or creed. nue; and black purse, Helen Jina- chemist in the laboratories of bac ____ Schedule------cio, 3716 Navajo street. These teriology at the University of lASTiOUND WESTBOUND (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denyer) Many Award* Made leerf Peww (•od Up Aug. 4 will be corporate Cofn- Main awards of a 1946 super awards were given away in the Notre Dame, it is announced by Dr. t 8:20 am 1335 Broadway MAin 3111 1314 Acoma booth sponsored by Loretto 2:00 pm i i I t Lv. Denver Ar. i i i munion Sunday for the members of James A. Reyniers, director of 5:00 am i i I • Ar. St. Joseph Lv. i < t i 7:42 pm' the Altar and Rosary society. The Heights college. these world-famous laboratories, 7:20 am i i I i Ar. Kansas City Lv. t i i I 6:00 pm August meeting will be held on Combination booths awards Jesus Predicted which are known as LOBUND. i 12:15 pm Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 6, in the were an afghan, Ann Nelson, 1721 1i25 pm 1 I I : At. St. Louis Lv. : i i lunchroom of the school. Members Washington; baby set, Patty Jo Dr. Luckey, who received a SIvepint eeridrtwing room, btdroom* *nd wetion*), r»elining-ch*ir HAVE YOU MODERNIZED — United Photo — of the society or any other women Sinano, 3357 Williams street; pil Bachelor of Science degree from coach, diner for alt maale. Alt oompleteiy air-conditioned. Persecution for low case set, John P. Duffy, 2329 YOUR INSURANCE? Weddings > desiring to attend the retreat at Colorado State college in 1941, at Prstset Toursslt Asslnsl New Hsisrds El Pomar during the week end Cleveland place; quilt, Pauline Lil Our Specialties tended Texas A. and M. during the TIokats • Basarrationi • Information HORACE W. BENNETT starting Aug. 23 are urgently re ly, 2206 Gaylord street; coffee His FeiiowOTS maker, Billy Hirzel, 3016 W. 32nd 1941-42 school year as a graduate & CO. Expert* with ChUdren quested to be present at this meet ing or to get in touch with either avenue; and another baby set, assistant in organic chemistry. He BURUNGTON TRAVEL BUREAU I l l Tiber BM«. Phone TA. U71 lU l CURTIS TA. I4U By R ev. F r a n c is Sy b ia n e y Mrs. M. Battri, 2559 17th street; entered the University of Wiscon Mrs. J. Petraglia, president, or 17th and Champa • Phon* Reydon* IIU FRANK ENGLAND. Jr.. Manscer Mrs. A, Zamboni, chairman in " I f the world hates you, know the Dominican doll was won by sin graduate school in 1942 as a Insarsncs Oepsrtraent charge. that it has hated Me before you.” Kathleen Mahoney, 3529 Julian research fellow ^ id in 1944 re DENVER•COLORADO THE BEST IN LUGGAGE The Rev. Theodore Haas left Thus did Jesus caution His di^ street; and the archery set by Rob- ceived a Master of Science degree. Of All Kinds July 28 for a two-week vacation. ciples on the night before His ■ert Blatnik, 1000 Steel street. From 1944 to 1946 he was an as death. “ I f you were of the wqrld, sistant in the department of He accompanied the Rev. Robert Committee* in Charge LATE AGAIN! RL: Kekeisen on a visit in St. Louis the world would love what is its chemistry at Wisconsin university, and Decatur, III. own. But because you are not of General chairman was Harold A and in May, 1946, received hla See HK Miss Mabel Negri is spending a the world, but I have chosen you Kiley; assistant general chairman, Doctor of Philosophy degree in the GO week with Mr. and Mrs. Dorn out of the world, therefore the Thomas W. Nevin; treasurer, J. L. field of biochemistry. Bst. I87S KK.8079 Negri in Grand Lake. world hates you.” Rice, assisted by Harry J. Struck; leu Ittb St The truth of these words spoken Is Native Wm. Eich JoAnne, daughter of Mr. and secretaryi Miss Rita LaTourette; to the Apostles at the Last Supper Mrs. A. Zambhni, is a patient at dinner chairman, Mrs. Lloyd O f Casper, Wyo. Yoar has been borne out constantly in Optometrist and Optician St. Anthony’s hospital; she is re Brown; car committee, Thomas Watchmaker history. There is no accounting The youthful Notre Dame edu covering from injuries to her foot Nevin and Mart O’Haire. cator, who was born May 15, 1919, 1552 for the persecution and hatred Helei Walsh and leg. The country store was headed by in Casper, Wyo., is a specialist in Lawrence Only one Mass will be offered engendered against the religion Assoeiats of Christ and the proponents of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Caufield; Jo vitamins in the field of nutrition. MA. 8862 on first Friday, August 2. Mass seph Schmittling had the games He is a member of the American W. R. JOSEPH will be offereid at 7:30 o’clock. that religion, unless it is realized Ertrthsrpe that fundamentally this opposition booth; David Hallinan was chair Chemical society and the Sigma Zi 1847 Ro(tc eTES KXAMINED Communion will be distribtued at man of the candy booth; the Lo fraternity, and has submitted BilTsrwsrs 6:30 as usual. is directed toward the person of Fhsas TAbor 1880 Christ Himself. yola Girl Scouts, tinder the direc several papers on nutrition and 81S-S10 Haisstk R U » Men and ideas have always met tion of Mrs. J. E. Doherty, had the vitamins to chemical publications. opposition, no matter how noble fish pond; the Loretto Heights St. Catherine’s or idealistic, but fo r none has it girls, with Miss M. E. Lynch as been reserved to receive 'the con chairman, had the silverware tinuous and venomous hostility booth. Helping in this booth were STORE IT WOW! Aitar Group to that has been directed toward the Frances McMahon, Mary Patricia Catholic Church, its members, and McGlone, Patricia Cook, Dorothy Al. Bennett especially its priests. We should McGorman, Jo Anne Zontine, Receive Eucharist not wonder at this, however, since Betty Burns, Marilyn Quinn, and Christ predicted it so clearly. In others. Men’s Clothing Dept. St. Catherine’s Altar and Ro momente o f stress, anti-clerical I ’he combination booth was un sary society will receive Holy ism, or irreligious persecution, we der the direction o f Mrs. Mary Communion in a group this Sun can do no better than to read Miller; refreshments were han Society Brand & day, Aug. 4, in the 7:30 o’clock again the full substance of dled by the ‘Loyola Altar sodality Mass. Mrs. M. E. Cooke has been Jesus’ words: under the chairmanship o f Mrs. STREETER “ Remember the word that Walter Wade, assisted by Mrs. Brayton Clothes named chairman of the altar IS A HARD COAL THAT maintenance committee for Au have spoken to you: No servant Beckman, Joan Beckman, Walter gust. is greater than his master. I f Wade, L. W. Sullivan, W. P. Hew STORES WELL they have persecuted Me, they itt, Jr.; Mrs. George Hasse^, Frank AU Grmdee of Lignite and St. Gertrude’s circle was enter • BituminoUK Coali tained June 28 in the home of Mrs will persecute you also; if they Kohler, J. J. King, H. J. Bettinger, The mnv Co. M. Lilly, and special birthday have kept My word, they will keep Mr. and Mrs. O. Lejibo, Nellie A. KEEP YOUR BIN FILLED honors were given to Mrs. Plane, yours also. But all these things Moore, Mr. and Mrs. James Bible, 2ND FLOOR one of the members. they will do to you for My name’s Mrs. A. A. Hammons, Joe Cava- PRONE GL. 4715 Mrs. Joe Barth entertained the sake, because they do not know liere, C. A. Rousch, Misses Edith circle in her home June 12. Him who sent Me. I f I had not and Ethel Durlin,' Mrs. William THOS. WILLIAMS Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Howe come and spoken to them, they Mahoney, Mrs. Jean Ziegler, A g A N D SONSt nes Kavanaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Joe and daughter, Rosemary, of Louis would have no sin. But now they 2308 15th St. Since 1905 ville, Ky., are visiting Mrs. have no excuse for their sin. He Reischman, and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Howe’s sister and brother, Eva who hates Me hates My Father Frei. and Clarence Liebel o f 3051 W. also. If I had not done among The nylon and white shirt booth 38th avenue. them works such as no one else was operated by Mr. and Mrs. S. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray has done, they would have no ain. A. Risenman. They were assisted YOUR NEW CALIFORNIA recently returned from an ex But now they have seen, and have by GCorge Astler, A. Bodanus, Ro SHOE REPAIRING CASH tended trip through the East. hated both Me and My Father.” land Hallock, Charles Crapo, Rob Jesus then continued «in similar ert Guenther, Robert Russell, John WHILE YOU WAIT We Will Pay Cash for Small vein: “ These things I have Mohan, James Eakins, Jean Crapo Bishop to Dedicate spoken to you that you may not Shirley Eakins, Mrs. James Eak Homes in or Near Denver. be scandalized. They will expel ins, and Martin Hambright. Sm ar tie Mlouse you from the synagogues. Yes, Quick Action — Call or See Hospital in Lamar Operating the games booths were the hour is coming for everyone William Ddlan and sons, John anc who kilb you to think'that he is Lawrence Schlereth, Lem Londus, Pueblo.— Bishop Joseph C. Will- offering worship to God. And s y ging will bless the building and Pete Jonke, William May, Dick — just slip it on ovar-your-haod, ond tia bock and these things they will do because Connell, L. B. McCarthy, John Y o m s H o e s dedicate the chapel of Sacred they have not known the Father front with thraa aoiy gasturas. UJILLIflmS & GREEnC Heart hospital, Lamar, Sunday, Miller, Tony Dunat, A rt Turner, nor Me. But these things I have Bill and Tom Sullivan, Sam Mar Aug. 4, beginning with Mass in the spoken to you, that when the time Flattering onywoy you wear it— with the bond TA.6266 chapel at 9 o’clock. Bishop Will- oney, Ralph Moore, Ray Dryer, J, for them has come you may re H. (Red) Callahan, P. J. Wagner, ging will speak on this occasion. member that I told you” (John 'round your hoi*- or waist— tied in a bow at the The Rev. Arthur Kerr has been B. E. McNally, Bill Fridinstein XV, 18-xvi, 4 ). Ray E. Ottolengus, C. D. Pierson appointed chaplain for the insti To anyone who makes an neck or deep V. tution. Hugh and Martin Andrew, Edward analysis of the condemnation, J. Regan, Paul Bell, John Arko, It is expected that the Sisters bigotry, «n d persecution directed And just os easy to keep on wearing— washes like of St. Dominic of Wichita, Kans., and John and Leroy Volk. The Lo against the Catholic Church, it yola Boy Scouts, under the direc a hankie. Irons flat, pocks in -your purse os an *extra'. 99 to whom the functioning of the in becomes obvious that the hatred Rubber heels, top lifts, toe 66 stitution has been entrusted, will tion of ^ a n k Heisel, had the scout behind this opposition is one of booth. Why Pay More be ready for operation Aug. 1. the strongest proofs of the truth pieces, half soles, full soles, (Trademark) of the religion Christ founded. attached by experienced Just as He made His resurrection in SMALL TH ERE’S A from the dead the crowning test Garden Parly Slated shoemakers while you work MEDIUM of His Divinity, so might we say 00. ^ and LARGE $398 or shop. We also remodel that He made future opposition By GaUiedral Society SIZES Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores (or suffered it to be) one of the INCORPORATES cardinal tests of the Divinity of shoes, cut out toes or heels, His Church. Tha annual tarden party of rebind, take in sides to fit, Colorado Ovmed Stores the Cathedral A ltar and Ro- THE YOUNG DENVER SHOP— Third Floor In Your Future Trip to Canada lary society, Denver, will be make shoes longer or wider. Englewood 800 Santa Fa Dr. Miss Mae Gavin spent, six held on the lawn of tho Calbo- Broadway and Ellsworth ' I6tb and California Golden Motors, Inc. weeks in Canada, visiting in dral roctory ground*, 1501 For Quality Shoo Reptdrins at Toronto, Montreal, and Quebec. Penniylvania street, Tuesday Popular Price*— PUli Our Shoe 15Ui and Gdifomia See or (!all Ferd Wolf She is now in New York city, evening, Aug. 13. Feature* of where she will spend two weelu, Repair Dept, . . . Batement ' IF* Do Not Have Special Sale* But Sell You a$ Our Lowett Phone Golden 12 the entertainment will be var* ’’r h n OOMV u tt CM!/(dam”.K Iy«toea » n later going to Atlantic City before ion* |(kmei, priaes, and re Price* Every Day on AU Drug HerchmndUe. GOLDEN. COLO. returning to Denver the latter freshments, Ticket* are 50 part of August. cants. Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Augrust 1, 1946 Coffey-O'Connor Nuptials Held ELITCH GARDENS IS SCENE $ SOUTH BROADWAY $ OF PICNIC FOR DENVER YOUTH ^ BEVERLY PEAIVVT BUTTER Denver youngsters will partici recreation program of the Denver ffMvr DvriM SUPER MARKET pate in the annual playground pic Public schools through the co-oper nic on Saturday, ,Aug. 3, at 2:30 ation of Arnold B. Gurtler, man A. B. ALLEY HARTYN HORKANS ^ at Elitch Gardens. The picnic is ager of Elitch’s. 30c 475SOUTHBROADWAY—2VorfA of IVorifa ^ being sponsored by the summer Complimentary gate admission tickets have been furnished by I 3 2 ^ z « Elitch’s, and all ride admissions have been leveled at half price 55c ENCIEIOD YPC from 2:30 until 6 o’clock. r*Breakfast Gem*. Isme extras, C /!- Medium ex. i A . Throughout the afternoon, chil Grade A. doi. in ctn------Gr. A. d*. _ _ ^ “ C youR oouAR @ dren will participate in relays, races, and other competitive Cocktail Juice 26c r ; ___ 61c events. This phase of the program m jlRttCHJS HER( I will ^ under the direction of the Orange Juice ______22c ___ 55c playground supervisors. A t 6 o’clock the supervisors and Airway Coffee l>lb. haz ______21c S-Ib. bae . 60c TO youngsters will meet in the cen - 1 tral pavilion for a picnic lunch Edwards Coffee Mb. « n ______29c 2-lb. , 57c Qulily Fresh Meals ■ Fish • PobHit S Complimentary gate admission (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) tickets may be obtained from play Hershey Cocoa %.ib. c « n ...... 10c 1-Ib. 'can . 18c ground supervisors. The young folks o f the parish *.01. « n APRICOTS, Shurfine, whole unpeeled are invited by the Young People’s 64 Children Win Ovaltine ...... 35c It-ox. can 66c club to be guests at a bean dinner Fitness Certificates 16-os. esn 6 6 c lyi c a n ...... 29c to be served in the hall on Tues Ovaltine chocoiste, s-o*. esn______35c ROYAL ANN CHERRIES, Shurfine; heavy dav evening, Aug. 13, at 6 o’clock. In the A A U junior physical fit Following the dinner there wW be ness and proficiency tests, 64 Den e a S Gardenside. No. 2 can...... syrup, 2 V2 can...... 45c a social. ' ver boys and girls, all 15 years of HEGO-X P 1 2c age and under, have qualified for Hostesses for the Altar society Insect Spray certificates. Emerald Bay. No. 2^ can.. BISCUIT MIX, Dorothy, 8 oz. pkg...... 9c dessert-luncheon and card party With D D T Spinach 18c In order to obtain a certificate Thursday, Aug. 1, at 12:30 p.m. BEANS, cut green, Colorado new p ack .. . . 13c an individual must qualify in at are Mmes. Eloise A r^ a n , Delbert Bits 0 ’ Dill _... 29c least six of the nine events. The pt. gis___ 5 9 c TOMATO SOUP, Rancho, can...... 7c Bassett, and Harold Hoy. All are events include sprints, walk and invited to attend. For the party runs, sit-ups, pull-ups, push-ups, Tomato Sauce 6c' PEAS, Elmdale, No. 2 can...... 13c Aug. 8 the hostesses will be Mmes. standing broad jump, baseball Qt. gis___ 9 8 c I.-- Anne Lievens, Leonard Wadow, 2-lb. cello b a g KINGSFORD CORN STARCH, pkg...... 10c throw, continuous hike for dis Prunes _ ____ 27c and William Tremmell. tance, and running high jump. I On Sunday, Aug. 4, members of 7-ot. pkflT. AVIATION CLUB Cheerios ______12c the Altar and Rosary society will BOON Finest Seleetion and Display of FORMED AT WHITTIER receive Communion in the 8 o’clock Honsehold Cleaner Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Mass. The regrular meeting and Under the direction of John Wbeaties 8-oz. pksr.______11c B ette Cetberine O’Connor, Mary Alice O’Connor. The brides Moseley, playground supervisor, an ■ Denver ■ ■ ■■ - — ■ covered-dish luncheon will be held 1-qt. glass .. I maid* were Mis* Ellen Condon and aviation club has been formed in 19c 20-oz. pkff. . above, daughter of Mr. end Mr*. at the rectory Monday at 12:30 Quaker Oats ___12c % Store Hour*: 8 to 9; Seturdajr* till 10 p.m. Mis* Margaret Egan. Mis* Ann Whittier school. Moseley is being Edward E. O'Connor, became the p.m. All are welcome. Marie O'Connor, sister of the assisted by Robb Nett and Rich Infants -baptized >• last Sunday 14-gal. gis. 34c Baby Foods ___ 7c OF PARKING SPACE bride of Victor Lee Coffey, Jr., bride, was junior bridesmaid. ard Biffle. All three men are vet 1 were James Walter Crowley, son *on of Mr. end Mr*. V. L. Coffey Their gowns of lace and net were of Mr. and Mrs. Walter James erans and hold commercial pilot t Denrer, et 10:30 Saturday identical in design, the maid of Crowley, with Henry Bradley and licenses. Babo Cleanser 14*oz. can — . l i e 2 f o r __ 2 1 c ASK FOR morning, July 20, prior to a honor gowned in heavenly blue Margaret O’Connor as sponsors The class meete every Thursday Nuptial Mat* in St. Catherine’* and the bridesmaids in blush pink. Stephen Phillip Ogrodowski, son at 6:30 p.m. in the Whittier school Old Dutch Cleanser H-os. can ..... 6 c 2 for _™. 1 5 c 5 1 church. The Rer. Dr. D. A . Leniieux They each wore a large picture of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ogro auditorium. Club members are in officiated at the double-ring hat of matching Swiss braid and dowski, with Edward Puetz and structed in meteorology, naviga Kerr Mason Jars 1-dz. pta. .6 2 c Da. Ota. ..7 4 c ceremony. carried large colonial bouquets of Bonnie Mae Nachazel as sponsors; tion, civil aeronautical regulations, The bride wore the traditional roses and sweet peas. Mary Margaret Sullivan, daughter and theory of flight. Jar Rubbers l-dos. In pkg. ______... 4 C 2 for _____ 7 C white *atin. Her gown wa* Edward E. O’Connor, Jr., of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Sulli On Sundays the students receive fa*hioned with a full *lcirt and brother of the bride, was best man. van, with Albert Sullivan and more practical instruction when Kerr Regular Caps dz. in pkff. 1 9 c L id .____ 9 c long train. The tight-fitting bod- The sishers were William Switzer, Mary Heartz as sponsors; Alice they are actually taken on flights s made with a *1ieer off-the- James Gleason, Robert Merkl, Kathryn Ward, daughter o f Mr. in planes piloted by one of the Vanilla Extract Schillings. 2-oz. hot. 3 5 c ____ 6 7 c (houlder yoke wa* trimmed in and John Yelenick. and Mrs. John L. Ward, with Mr, three instructors. Valenciennes lace. Her full-length Following the ceremony a wed and Mrs. John Bettinger as spon Beet Sugar 10-lb. sack______,7 5 c 25-ib...$ 1 .8 8 Teil was held in place by a tiara of ding breakfast wa* served at the sors. Softball Playoffs tulle and clusters of orange blos Lakewood Country club. In the A t the card party July 25, Slated This Week som*. She carried a bridal bou evening a reception was held at Mrs. M. Theisen was awarded first VINEGAR TEA The Denver summer playground quet of white rose* and orchid* the home of the bride, after which prize. Other prizes went to Mmes. O L D M IL L ^ CANTERBURY with shower* of stephanoti*. the couple left on an extended J. Smilanic, J. Carnsew, E. Ara district softball playoffs will be The maid of honor wa* Mis* trip through New Mexico. gon, J. Mansfield, F. Alaimo, B climaxed this week after more than APPLE CIDER ORANGE PEKOE Conrad, and A. Lievens. Mrs. J. two weeks of competition. These Pt. . .lie *4-lb. p k g.------,22c Smilanic was awarded the cake same teams will then prepare for Qt. . .18c li4-lb. pkg...... 43c $135 IS NETTED AT SOCIAL donated by Mrs. Carl Turner. Gal. .63c 1-lb. pkg...... -85c Sorority Is Entertained the inter-district playoffs to deter July 25, the Marian sorority en mine the winning team, according HEINZ PENNANT to Jack Evans, supervisor .of recre joyed a wiener roast and picnic, WHITE DISTILLED ORANGE PEKOE GIVEN BY CATHOLIC NURSES ation of the Denver Public schools I following the weekly softball Gallon ...... 55e %-lb. pkg...... ____18c practice. Those who attended The inter-district playoffs will The Denver Archdiocesan Coun The council presented each Cath were the Very Rev. J. P. O’Heron, begin Aug. 6. The playoffs have cil of Catholic Nurses’ box social olic nurse of the 1946 graduation Eloise Greenwell, Peggy Grin- been dividied into six divisions. class with Father Stedman’s “ The and square dance, held July 18, dinger, Joy Huot, Rosalie Markey, Heading the divisions are the fol New Revised Jesus, Mary, Joseph Irene Michaud, Helen Poole, Peggy lowing playground supervisors: A.FEWAV with Mrs. Mary Downing as chair MADE BY GARDEN FARM DAIRY-DENVER Manual." The students were also Powell, Charlotte Pytlinski, Shir Robert Paul, John Slovek, Arnold man, and a co-operative committee, guests at the annual Mass and ley Ranke, Frances Schiel, and Ewing, Norman Dow, Joe Roberts, AT YOUR FAVORITE was a s.uccess. A total of $135 was Communion breakfast. Opal Stake. and Lee Dolsby. STORE OR FOUNTAIN netted. This sum is to be given to Miss Frostine Cavaleri, staff The monthly Marian sorority Approximately 40 softball teams nurse in the Metropolitan Life In corporate Communion was held of all age levels are competing in the chairman of the liturgical con surance company, has been going FOR GRACIOUS LIVIN9 ference, to be*h^d in Denver in Oc Sunday, July 28. the program. to summer school in Boulder. 9tli at Downingi tober, 1946, to help defray ex iSdi Av«n ■* Mrs. Dorthea Hull has secured Colfax at penses. The visiting priests at the Humboldt Mickey Keffler and Duda Ecker 500 Grant Gaylord social were the Rev. Bert Cun ningham, C.M., and the Rev. W. both of 50 E. 19th avenue, as new PURITY Michael Ducey, O.S.B., national members. The council also wel secretary of the conference. , comes Ruth Jane Scott Dee, Indus trial nurse at Gates Rubber com Mrs. Agnes Oxford is a patient pany. CREAMERIES in Mercy hospital. Agnes Coyne TASTE BETTER FROM and Mrs. Elizabeth Coogan are Mr. and Mrs. Mary Baker are d a i r y specialists convalescing at home. planning a trip to Los Angeles, Calif., by plane. Mrs. J. E. Riekert, St. Joseph’s Milk and Ice Cream hospital alumna, has moved to Mrs. Agnes Elliott is chairman VOLLMER’S MURRAY RROS. DISTRIRUTIHG CO. of the telephoning committee. riw SsBt BItb Qeslity As Bv«t ISH COLO. BLVDi. At Their Best 101 Rendal avenue, Topeka, Kans. lobert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray; Miss Helen Moylan is making The Rev. Hubert Newell, chap Your Patronage Invited her home at 3745 Delma terrace, lain, attended the St. Thomas sem Palm Station, Los Angeles, Calif inary annual retreat. 186 So. Downing 38th ft Lowell Miss Beulah Peterson has com 145 Broadway 812 Santa Fe A program will b^in in Sep pleted three years as staff nurse tember on “ Moral Ethics Confront in St. Joseph’s hospital. ing the Catholic Nurse,” by the Miss Helen Spalenczki, staff Rev. Bert Cunningham, C.M.; all nurse, Colorado General hospital, nurses are invited to attend. HOME PUBf^lC MARKET has accepted a position as airline LOOP MARKET hostess with the Continental air lines in Chicago. TODB FAVOKITB DAIRT AND FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE ICE CREAM SPOT Fraa Parking With Purchaso of SOe or More at 1429 Lawrmco Mrs. Hayme Hughes is spending ' I a few weeks in Superior, Wyo. • __ Eleanore and Margaret Scheuth PRODUCERS DAIRY have returned to their positions at Beautiful SOLES Colorado General hospital after va 933 BANNOCK Good Bakery Goods IHHEDIATB SERVICE Directlr 'Aeroia tb* 8tn«t Fnm Fresh Cut Flowers FAGAN’S cations in Montrose. Uta’t, Women*B and ChUdrca^ Ens. Lucille Jacovetta, o f 4437 The Regiitct * Half Soicft Beach court, a navy nurse, and Dial HIA. 0541 All Work Goarantftftd gpraduate o f St. Anthony’i LUNCHES Large Assortment of Potted V O S S B R O S . LOOP SHOE REPAIR SHOP Delivery hospital, was discharged from serv FOUNTAIN SERVICE Plants and Funeral Designs LOOP HASKET ice July 25. and the best in Theresa Kelly, former nursing arts instructor at St. Joseph’s hos DAIRY PRODUCTS JERRY BREEN JUST ARRIVED pital, is camp nurse for the sum FOR mer at Santa Maria. FANCY MARLIN Mrs. Rose Mary Purdy, former supervisor of women’s surgical Florist Denver General hospital, is SWORDFISH VALUES charge dl Bailey’s nursery, 3129 1456 California H A 2279 Feijeral boulevard. This is a nurs imKIRI TO BROIL, TO BAKE, TO FRY ery for children under one year of ★ ★ ★ FINE age. . J Miss Ruth Jane Scott of Blessed s tu r ^ C ihudrsni MONOGRAM ARISTOCRAT OF WESTERN BEERS Sacfament parish became the bride WHITEFISH, BUFFALO In the of Robert Dee, Jr., in June. They Insure your kiddies^ MATCHES CATFISH are making their home at 1144 growth and strengthk I Summer Time Colorado boulevard. by serving American Miss Gertrude Graef, first pres Western Slalioieri FANCY TURKEYS, 'll ident of the Archdiocesan Council Beauty Macaroni of Catholic Nurkes, now superin often. Contains all GREETING AND FRYERS TRY tendent of Ave Maria clinic, wrote the vital elements . I an article on “ The Clinic Approach SCENIC CARDS BELGIAN HARES to an Understanding of Community Nursing” in the June issue of Hos HENS pital Progress, LEE’S MONOGRAM Jess Super Market Ann Phillips made an emergency trip to Chilton, Wis., to be with SHOP her brother, who has a serious car diac condition. TAKE IT EASY Mrs. Charlotte Boeck, who has been out of town several weeks, SHUTTO BROS. ^ T I M E FOR expects to be back in Denver soon HACG BROS. Sncceeaora te Diapenae Brae. Miss Florence Marahan is un % ^ P IC N IC Meat Values at SINCE 1859 dergoing a series of x-rays. Fruit is still the most MARKET Economical Food Miss Anna Marie Mangan has SUPPLIES CORN FED MEATS been busy caring for several small CHICAGO MARKET children. FISH AND POULTRY DEUVEBT TA. 0322 Baked Ham - Pickles • Qlive* - Mrs. Gladys Ward is back in 1030 W. f.oIfax TA. 7297 Fancy Cheese • Dairy Products • Denver after being gone almost Eggs • Roasted Eggs - Fresh year for a course in anesthesia in We Hake OM Shoea Leek Lfte New New Orleans hospital, and is des COMPLETE LINE OP Eggs - The Best Eggs in Denver perately looking for a house for SHOE SUPPLIES The firms listed here de her family of four. Master Shoe Rebuilder MARKET DAIRY GO. The council is planning a closed 503 ISth Sl Phone TA 0812 serve to be remembered retreat at El Pomar Nov. 1-3 with the Rev. Bert Cunningham as re MASTER KEY SHOP when you are distributing treat master. ADDISON’S ROCKY MTN. FISH & POULTRY CO. n V O U -V N IO N CO. TA . 2758 The Archdiocesan Council of your patronage in the dif FBANS J. BOTELLA WILBEB BXATTT Catholic Nurses will sponsor Fnsh and Salted Nntmeats DENVER. COLORADO CsDdisd Emits and Csndia luncheon for the Colorado, nurses ferent lines of business. convention Oct. 15,1946. 'The Rev, HEBBING TIDBITS Bert Cunningham, C.M., will be SCOTCH OAT MEAL the guest speaker. This is the MACABON1 AND SPAGHETn Fnsh Craniid Paannt Batter Patronize Our Advertisers first time that the ACCN has been tSl ItU SL 1A saw SEBVICE CALLS AUTO KBTB Delicious TEA and COFFEE represented on a program for the • t ^ auriea’ ooavtntToa. HAIL OBDEBS ACCEPTED Thursday, August 1, 1946 Office, 988 Baiinoclc Streel TH E D ENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone,' KEysfone 4205 PAGE SEVB?^
CaHiolie Mayor Plaas Compiles Anthology Rm uscm enrs— DininG ToMakaTowaFamoas SUMMER MASS SCHEDULE 1 As Wiatar S|»rt Mecca IN DENVER ARCHDIOCESE RECREDTIOR La Ray Hotel William J. Morletti, Catholic The summer schedule of Uasset OTHER CHURCHES OF mayor of Idaho Springs, is plan iW the Denver arehdioeeee tn par ARCHDIOCESE ning to make the town famous for Theatre ishes that have reported the Mass AKRON, St. Joiepb’e, 10 AO let and 3rd -GOLDEN- Onr Evening 1028 S. Caylonl winter sports. Besides being the time to the R egioter tt given Sundaye; I AO, 3nd, 4th. and 6th PARK’ P I. fl77 busy mayor of Idaho Springs he is below. Pastors are asked to send Sunday*, in the sehedul» of their parish if ALLKNBPARK, Haea tn Cnmp St. Malo, TBITR8DAT, FBIDAY, SATURDAY managing Hanson’s lodge, known 10. Juna to Anyuet. Oumsd and Operated by AUCnrST 1, 2, 1: not listed, tn order that a complete ASPEN, St. Mary'e. 8 and 10: 3 AO. Snd D I N ] ^ E R S formerly as the Wright hotel. listing may be made for tks btmefit and 4th Sundayt. lUndali>h Scott • Ann Dvorak ia MR. AND MRS. M. L. HOLLAND “ We try to accommodate the of summer visitors. AURORA. 8 and 10. tourists, and make their stay as BAILEY (KOIlyloua et tha Sacred Heart ^ -O fftT m telde variety of ABILENE TOWN CATHIDRAL. «. 7. t. *. » . 114 «. sad chapel), 8:30 on Sundaye; 7 o’clock the best food$, ^ AND pleasant as possible," he says, “ but 12;Se. on week daye. there were a few times, especially ANNUNOATION, l«tl Humboldt, las. BASALT. St. Vlncant'a. 10 AO. 2nd nnd RENDEZVOUS 24 when the Central City festival was 7:30. 8:30, 0:30, 10:41, 12. 4th Sundaye. . . . and inelude your ehoiea BOULDER, Sacred Heart of Mary, TAO, at its height, that there just was ASSUMPTION. Stockyard aUUsn. 3, T. of Appetizer, Salade, Pota add 9. 8:30. alt. Sundaye in Auauet. SUNDAY. MONDAY, TUI8DAT. not any room available.” BOULDRR.lOULDSR. Sacred Heart ot Jaeat, I, I. toes, Vegetables, Desserts BLESSED SACRAMBNT. ^ on t v le w WKONK8DAY He is co-operating with other and i f / and Drinks. Blvd. and Elm, 7. I. 0 AO. 10:4t, 12. BRSOKENRIDOair x o k e n r : 0 -30, 2nd Sunday. y AUGUST 4, t, (, 7: Chamber of Commerce groups in HOLY FAMILY, W. 44tl> nnd Utisn. BRIGGSDALB, 10:3o. 2nd Sunday; 8. 4U (, 7 AO, 0, 10, II, 12. Sunday. Priced froM 75 c« bU wnurd Parker • Evalyn Keyra la encouraging visitors to come in the late fall. Many ads advertising HOLY GHOST, 338 10th •trcot. I. f. BRIGHTON, St Aoyuztlnc’*, 100 S. 8U RENEGADES 7:16. 8:18, 0:18, 18 US. 11:18, nnd SU 3 and 10:30. Spanfah. 9. “ Colorado in Autumn" will appear 13:15. Week daye, 7 and TA8. BUFFALO, 10 avery Sunday. (IN TECHNICOLOR) next month in many of the nation’s HOLY ROSARY K. 47U and Pnarl. 8, BURUNCTON, St. Catherine’s. 9 JO. let. — AND leading magazines. 8, and 10. 3rd, and 6th Sundmys; 7 JO, 2nd and RUSS BENNEH 4th Sundays. BLONDIE’S LUCKY DAY LOYOLA. I . 23rd Ava. and York, 8. T. 8 AO, 10:30, and IX Week days, 3 AO CAMP SANTA MARIA. 3:30 and 1:30. AT BKOADWAT Rastauranl and 8. Holy days, 8, 7. I, and 0. Con- CASTLE ROCK. 9. September end No- PRE WAR FOOD and SERVICE S UATINKIS; SUNDAY. 1 P.U. feeilonai Satur^ye and Thurtdays vember; 11, Auyuet and October, 2nd 1 'Where Every ^ and 4th Sundays. T ta I —7 D>7I • W«*k SATURDAYS AND HOUDAYS, befora flret Fridaye 'and on eva o( S 2 PAL feait dayi, 3 AO to IA 8 and 7 AO to CENTRAL CITY. 10. ^Slttp Comes Home— 0 p.m. Coafcsiioas on Sundayi bclore CHEYENNE WELLS, Sacred Heart, 9. Finest Grade “A A ” Steaks ^ I 7 and 1:39 Matact. Holy dayi, 8:46^ OUR LADY OF MT. CARMIL. W. S8Ui CRAIG, S t Mlcha^s, 10. 3rd, 4th. and After r • A d i n f approximmt.l; Look for ike Sign of < A t4. and Navajo SU, I. 7, 3, t, 10, 6th Sundays. IX 2nd Snnday. 4,000 •aM y., the Rev. Rapkael Roast Prime Ribs of Beef k and 12. Have You Tried? CRIPPLE CRESK.^'Et Petar's. I JO or Croei, C.PP.S, (a b o v e ), aaaietaDt Tom Bsrke’s PRESENTATION, W. 7tb and Julian St. 10 on altemata Sundayt. A Denver’s Newest A Finest 6. 8. 10. and 12. profeaaor of Engliab at St. Joseph’a Colorado Mountain Trout ' J REGIS COLLEGE (Students’ ehepel), DEER TRAIL, St. Joseph't, 11:16, 1st and 6th Sundays; 7:30. 3rd Sundays. college, Reniieiaer, lad., baa ,e- W. SOU nnd LowcU Bird., 8 AO and lected 46 of them for hi* anthol 0:16. BAST LAKE, Our Lady ot Sorrowa, 0. iRooseveit Grill! Drive-In Restairant ogy, “ A Ceatnry of the Catholic Fried Chicken K • I ' ' SACRED HEART, 2760 Urimer 8U EATON, 8:30, 2nd Sunday (Spanish). 6 AO. 7 AO, 9, 10:30. and 13. • • Famous for \ | We Feature— LOYD’S Eaiay." It will faS pabliahed in ST. ANTHONY'S, Quitman and W. I I U EATON, 3 JO. 2nd Sunday and 4U Sat urday. AuguaX I J • Fine Pa.stries (From Our On Court Place Ave„ 6 :40, 7, and 7 :46. i ST. CATHERINE'S, 4200 Federal Blvd., EOGEWATER. 6J0. 8. 10. and IX Out CMktaU Lou ife and Bar Service Is Unexcelled 'bk ii FINE FOODS Own Bake Ovens) 6, 7 AO. 0. 10 AO. and 12 U5. Week ELBERT, 8, 2nd Sunday; 0, 8ri>t. 29 • • Cocktails ' ' • Steaks, Fried Chicken, BeMeen lUelropolitan and daye, I :S0 and 3. and Oct. 27; 11. Auy. 26 and Sept. 27. ST. DOMINICS, 2903 Federal Bird.. ELIZABETH. 11. 2nd Snnday. Red Cross Needs s " :: and Seafoods Republic Buildings .6:30, 7 AO, 9, 10:30, end 12. Holy 11 Fast Courieoms Service ,, ENGLEWOOD, 6, 8. 9, 10, and 11:80. ark lane hotel Phone Golden 68 for reaervations, or just • Delicious Sandwiches days: 6:30. 6:16, 7, 7 :46, 9, and 10 AO. ST. ELIZABETH. 1060 11th SU 3. 3. ERIE, St. Scholaetica'a, 9. Holy daye, 9, • Complete Fountain Service COCKTAIL LOUNGE ;; 18th and California ;; ir Hot Ham Sand- 9:16, 11, and 12:16. ESTES PARK, St. Walter'a. 7, 9 JO. and Canteen Workers drive out and come in. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES', AUmeda and 12. Winter months (in Uiyh School '‘Appetising Pood at It’s Best" , wiehes are the talk. S. Sherman, 6, 6, 7, 8. 9, 10, 11, and Bldy.) 12, ezeept last Sunday of 12. month. 10. Contaaslons Saturday asa- Mrs. Lansing E. Rowland, chair DIIVIXG ST. JAMES', 1234 Newport. «A0. T AO. niny and before 0:30 Mass. nSHERMAN— TOURISTS >of the town. 8 AO. 10. 11, and 12. man of the Canteen corps of the Greeae’s Drive-la EVERGREEN. Christ the Kiny. 19. AND J COME TO C H U Iiai ST. JOHN'S, K. 6th Are. and Joeephlaa, American Red Cross in Denver, 3. 7, 3, 9. 10, 11, and 12. FORT COLLINS. Holy Family, I and 10. AT BUFFALO ReetaHrait ST. JOSEPH’S, 306 W. SizU arenne, St. Joseph's. 6 JO, 8, and 10. announces that there is a great DANCING 6:30, 7:30. 8:30, 9 AO. and 11 AO. FORT LOGAN. S t Patrick's, 0 and 11. deal- of canteen work to be done Mass 10 a.m. every ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL (Semi-pubite Holy days, 8. Sunday morning 800 Speer BIvcl. oratory), 1813 Humboldt, 3. Week FORT MORGAN. S t Helena’s, 7:30 and and that there will be for several Space Courtesy of daye. 6, T, and 7 :30. 0. ST. JOSEPH'S (Poliah), 517 E. 43th FREDERICK. S t Tberese’s, 7:30 and years to come. She is making an lightly 8:30 to 12:30 A.M. I V A D O R F F ^ S We Never Close THE 10 JO. Are., 6, 7 AO, 9. and 10:30. appeal for volunteers in that corps COLFAX AT WILLIAMS ST. LOUIS. 3300 S. Sherman St.,H, 8. GEORGETOWN, 8. for day work. SUNDAYS 4 to 8 P. M. 9, 10. and 11:80. GILCREST, 11:30 (Spanish). ST. MARY MAGDALENE'S. W. 26th and GILCREST, 12. Nearly all services of the Amer Depew St., £A0. 8, 10. and 12. GILL. 3 :30, 2nd Saturday and 4th Sun ican Red Cross are still operating NO COVER OR MEVniUM CHARGE FOR DINNERS DE LUXE OR MIDNIGHT SNACKS ST. PATRICK’S. 8326 Peeoe, 7, 9, 10 AO. day. and the Canteen corps serves yu«A and 12. Week daye, 8. GILL, 8:30, 4th Sunday (Spanish). W7S EAST COLFAX • DENVEI ST. PHILOMENA'S. E. 14th Are. and GLENWOOD SPRINGS. S t Stephen’s, lunches to the workers in these Detroit. 6496. 7, 8:16, 0:30. 11. and services at the Chapter house. The 450 So. Marion Phone PE. 4611 ,//y ////,//////// 7 and 9 until 2nd Sunday in Septem 12:16. ber. corps also is on duty 12 hours a ST. ROSE OF LIMA'S, 1320 W. Narada GOLDEN, S t Joseph's, 8 snd 10. PI.. 8 and 10. day at the Sky Shack, Lowry Field, GOLD HILL. 8:30 in Auyust serving food to service men and E D E L W E Il ST. TUEKESE'S (Aurora). 9860 E. 13U GRAND LAKE, 8, 9:30. and 11:30 be- Are., 8 and 10. yinniny June 30 throuyh September 1. women, and also to the sick and ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S, E. Arizona Holy daye same. wounded who are flown here in Where Quality Food Still Frevtdls mmd at Moderate Cest and So. Joiepbina SU 6 AO, 3, 9. GREELEY COLONY, 8:30, 2nd Friday hospital planes. 10:30, and 12. and 6
Haynes Jewelry Co. 15- 16-17 Summer Festival *U2 Eaat Colfax Anrora, Colorado SPONSORED BY PRESENTATION PARISH GUILD Complete Line of Jewelry WEST 7TH AYE. AND JULIAN STREETS Ono We«k Srrrice on WaUh Ropalrixr N lh € N A H € L 1946 NUDSOn PURSE RROS. PAINT PRODUCTS A R E A L HAM DIHHER s e r v e d R E D & W H IT E AURORA JEWELRY $25.00 Cash Given Away GROCERY & MARKET AND APPLIANCE THURSDAY, AUG. IS - 5 TO 8 P.M. GBOCERIES — MEATS — FBUITS Thursday and Friday Nights 9529 E. Colfax AU. 348 VEGETABLES ITU Eaat Colfax Arc. Ph. Anrora ttt t-DAY SERVICE ON GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIR A GOVETED LIST OF PRIZES GIVER AWAY WITH A PH. A U -S O Roast Beef Dinner S i . John Baptist Mary Viannay, The firms listed here de better known as tha Cura of Are, is the patron ssiint of parish priasts. 1946 PLYMOUTH SEDAN serve to be remembered He was pastor of the church at THURSDAY, AUG. 15 - 5 to S Art, a remote French Tillage, hut LEADINS THE LIST when you are distributing so great was his repntation for ADULTS 75# CHILDREN 40# sanctity that bafore his death more your patronage in the dif than 20,000 pilgrims came to his GAMES - PRIZES - RIDES - REFRESHMEHTS HAGUS GROUNDS-l37th and Lafayette church each year. H a diad in 1859 ferent lines of business. and was canoniaed in 1925. His faast is Aag. $. - " Attgurt 1, le^.g Office, 988 Bannock’ Street THE OEm^R CATHOLIC RECt^TEB Telephone,’ KEystone '4205 PAGE NINE Pii-i ',.' .1<4 I
-Announcing- Two Denver Sisters 700-YEAR-OLD TRADITION Parly Plass Diseassed To Receive Degrees WILL BE OBSERVED SUNDAY By SI. Joseph’s Guild m e RBsey school Two religious from Denver are Thirty-six members o f St. Jo Junior, and Setuor High School for Boys among those receiving degrees at seph’s guild met in St. Patrick’s THE OPENING OF (St. Dominic's Parish, Danvar) Ma*. and raeaive Holy Com- AT CANON CITY, COLORADO the close of the S t Ambrose college, A tradition more than TOO years muaion in a D o m in ic a n convent July 26 for a mid summer session. Mrs. Harry Grout Davenport, la., summer session, old will be observed in St. Domi church. Dominican Si.tars and High Scholastic Standards— Limited Enrollment— Crsft Work pre. 1425 W elion St. Denver M A. 3339 KENDRICK- (This School Approved for Veterans' Training) MA. 6101 BELLAMY'S 1641 California I i 11 SCHOOL AND CHURCH PLAYS Night Law School Offering the finest selection of PLAYS in the west. We have plays of all the leading publishers including French, Baker, WESTMINSTER LAW SCHOOL Dramatic and Others. Complete line of OperetUt, Mpccially good Chriitxnu ntsmben. Both for Duly AocrcdHsd by th* Supreme Court of Colorado • ehildroi and choir groups. 8 «it on Approval. Full lin* of MAKE-UP, BTKINB8 8UPSEME REGISTRATION SEPT. 3 Comfortabl. reading room where all maUrisle can b* frtely inspMtad. Send for Big Fra* Catalsgu* CLASSES BEGIN SEPTEMBER 4th SJaniels and 3i6her6 Vea / lo o m 311 EMPIRE BLDG., SIXTEENTH AND GLENARM PLACE ADDRESS Eldridga ERlertainnienl Hone, he. Monday, August Fifth at Four O’clock y * m il l s , Dean, C. A. Jehnion BMc. MA 2277 WILLIAM E. DOYLE, Registrar. I l l Empir* Bldg. . KK. 7tfl 829 15th St. DENVER, COLO. PHONE TA. 6583 3)anieU & 3 Uke PAGE TEN Ofne«, 938 Bumodc Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephony HEystone '4205 Thursday, August 1, 1946 S Wedding Held in Golden EYESIGHT AND SAVINGS C. II. Candidates Officers Elected WE BUY AND SELL STOCKS AND BONDS The most valuable aavinga of all . . . are those earned by anticipating^ possible losses . . . and avoiding them. So it is Without obligation on your part, we will be with your eyesight. Save it now. To do this is only necessary Must Enroll Early By Golden Circle pleased to furnish you with current information on to have your eyes examined. Don’t delay, stop in for a com ‘your present investments or to suggest suitable sg- plete eye examination. Golden.— St. Aggies’ circle held curities for you to purchase. Boalder.— Reflidents of Colo election of officers at the picnic rado who wish to enter the Uni meeting July 25. Mrs. E. L. Bam- versity of Colorado for the first u l l iv a n o m p a n hardt, retiring president, is being J S & C V time this September must submit SWIGERT BROSi. succeeded by Miss Mildred Hokan- th^ir applications on or before son, and Mrs. William Wagenbach TABOR 4264 SECURITY BLDG. DENVER Better Fielon OptometrUtM Good Service Aug. 15 if they are to be con is assuming the office of secre sidered fo r the fall quarter, it was for Every Age At Right Priest tary-treasurer from Mrs. Charles announced by Ralph Prator, di 15SQ Cali/omim KEyttons 7652 Bilstein. A picnic lunch 4was SERVICE TO I NVE STO R S i rector of admissions at the uni served by the hostesses, Mrs. versity. OLASasa INOIVIDDALLT aTTLBD Bamfaardt and Mrs. Bilstein. Those Colorado residents who Bunco was played later in the eve are in the upper two-thirds of their ning, and prizes were won by Mrs. WWW ww w w w w w w w w w w high school graduation class, or Clyde Ellis / and Mrs. Gilbert are transfer students with a C-pIus Fabre. REQUIESCANT average, or better, will be admitted Mrs. E. J. Anderson attended 1 THEODORE without entrance examinations. the week-end retreat for women Former students of the univer at El Pomar, Broadmoor, Colo IN PACE sity will be readmitted without rado Springs, on July 27 and 28. application, if they have not at Harlan E. Short attended the tended other universities as civi men’s three-day retreat at Regis iHACKETHAL PASQUALk L a CUARDIA, 3948 Navajo. Brother of Gerarda Lo Satso; lian students since leaving the U. college, Denver, July 26-28, The father of Marietta Vendengia. Requiem of C. These students are requested Rev. B. J. Murray, SJ., was re Air Conditioned Mail in Our Lady of ML Carmtl chureh July 29. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P, to notify the university that they treat master. Horan A Son aerviee. are returning to school. Mrs. Paul Allen of Banning, MORTUARY MARIA CARMELA FRANCALANCIA No more out-of-state students Calif., left July 26 after spending (Mary Franks) of 3219 Osage street. week here visiting her mother, 1449-51 Kalamath St. Mother of Charles and Anthony Franks- are being accepted for the fall Other survivors are eight grandchildren quarter at the university, because Mrs. Susan Spieles. m O R T U R R M Phone MAin 4006 and five great-grandchildren. Requiem of the large number of applications Mr. and Mrs. Phil Garrison and High Maas in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel family are spending two weeks’ FRANCIS J. CERYI DOUGLAS H. BUCK ie. ^ ^ ^ ^ AM. already received and the extremely church July 27. Interment Mt. Olivet. vacation in Golden with the T. G. Boulevard service. acute housing shortage. Garrison and Fred Clark, Sr., fam JAMES F. SCHWEICER of Lafayette. The enrollment of 6,000 ex ilies. Thpy have been residing at Husband of Rosa Schweiger; brother of pected this fall will far exceed Opto Ertolags Erickson Memorial Co. Edward J. Schweiger, Ann O’Day. Sabina Houma, La., where Mr. Garrison 1 Crawford, Mary E. Criat, and Caroline the record 6,200 enrolled in the D. DEUTSCH MONUMENTS . MARKERS Mr. and Mra. Anthony H. Golden and e graduate of Loratto is employed by an oil company. Nelson, all of Lafayette, and George L. spring quarter. OPTOMETRIST 35 Yean Praetico Prompt Erection Gherardini are pictured above fol Heights college in the cleat of COAL Schweiger, Denver: grandfather of Clara 1942. Mr. Gherardini it a ton of (rom on* of tb* moot eompltt* Schweiger. Requiem Maaa in SL John lowing their wedding in St. Jo Prompt and Courteous ditplay* io tbt* reslon. the Evangelist’i chureh July 2$. Olingar Mr. and Mrs. Luigi Gherardini of Exw’ ned 929 Speer Oppoctt* Snk«a service. seph’s church, Golden. The bride, Tabernacles Robbed GIttan SERVICE Credit Unions Working Herthey, Pa. After an extended Pm«d G«rd*n«. CHeiry <728 ___ ■' LOUISE FRY FITZPATRICK, 1080 the form er Emma Madalene Ro- Arip to the East coast and Canada, Broken LenMt All Grades of ' Pearl. Wife of John B. Fitspatriek, By Society orUemons’ ^ Dnplicatad mother-in-law .of Mary Ann Fry. Re tn Isiand of Jamaica mano, it a daughter of Mr. end the couple will reside in Denver. Coal & Stoker Coals quiem Mass in ths Cathedral July SO. Mrt. Samuel A. Romeno of — (Photo by Rembrandt studio) Ocnliat*' Preieription Filled Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger service. Rome.— The Sacred Host was Fireplace Wood anti Kindling - St. Louis.— Rapid growth o f co Genoino Kryptok , YSIDRE ARABALO, 3138 Lawrence. stolen recently from 14 Catholic iDTliiblo Bifocal DRYER A ASTLER Wife of Augustine Arabalo; mother of operatives in the British island of Lenata to Sot Gltaa^ f”,’’’* CALL PE. 4604 Mrs. Jennie Lopez, Mrs, Lucy Quintana, Jamaica was outlined here by the churches in Milan, according to Far and Near - Bernardo, Alvina, Lupe. Mary, and Car Rev. John Peter Sullivan, SJ., Groond all in one. frame. PRINTING CO. mel Arabalo. Requiem Mass in Sacrad Martyrdom Slow reports here. The thefts have been At Reaunabl* Prices Ph. TA. 8342 Heart church Thursday, Aug. 1. at 9 iresident o f the Jamaica Credit attributed to agents o f a secret RAY COAL CO. Programs and Qrculara o'clock. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger Jnion leae^e. Father Sullivan 1519 Curtis SL ^Xar’.”“ 1165 SO. PENN •ervice. spoke at the Institute on Social society called “ Demons” headed by Tickets for JAMES LEROY SULLIVAN, 4«61 Clayton street. Husband of Moily Sul Work in the Missions held in St. a president known as the “ devil’s Bazaars and Carnivals livan; father of Eveljrn Sulliran; brother Louis university. Torture by Fire prelate.” The society holds regu of William'Sullivan, Denver; Frank Sul SPECIAL RATES TA. 5041 Quickly Produced His lectures were part of a mis ar meetings in various Milan ho livan. Hollywood, Calif.; Cecelia Jancan, sion training course that attracted tels at which Hosts are burned at 1522 Rearonahlj Priced Los Angeles, Calif.; and Helen Rebe, San to Institations Francisco, Calif. Requiem Mass in SL 35 missionaries, eight of whom are Tha Liturgy— Week of Aug. 4 Church and the distribution of the conclusion of a “ Black Mass.” Park UNION LABEL IF DESIRED Joseph’! church July 27. from foreign countries. *• to A ug. 10 alms to the poor. The thefts followed a recent and Hospitals WILLIAM F. ELLIOTT, 4143 S. Five years ago there was not a strong denunciation by Cardinal Write for Ave. 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. Logan street. Husband of Anna; father By Rt. Rev. Monsignor Clarence Nothing is known of Lawrence’s Just Below FLOUUER i >\ single co-operative credit union in Alfonso Schuster, Archbishop of of Robert uind Joan; grandfather of G. I ssenm ann, S.T.D. ancestry and education. The Information Colf&x end KEystone 63‘18 Robert Joseph: brother of Edward and Jamaica. Recently the 13th credit Milan, of “ dangerous sects insti Franklin on BASKET Mary Janet ElliotL Interment Colorado SuDcUy, Aug. 4~Eighth Sunday saintly deacon served Pope St. Park Ave. union was incorporated. The suc after P*nt*co*t (semi-double). SL tuted to offend Christians.” The “ Everything Springs. Sixtus n, whose feast is also ob JAMES J. SULLIVAN, «12 20tb cess “ is a convincing demonstra Dominic, Confessor. so-called “ Black Mass” is a sacri Under the Nets Line of streat. Husband of Jesait Sullivan; tion that a colonial people can get Monday, Aua. 6.— Dodlcation of served this week, on Aug. 6. When legious ceremony performed by GIFT WARE father of Alice Ludditt, Dorothy Schudcl, on top of their own economy if Our Lady tff too Snows, the Basil the Roman Emperor Valerian in- anti-religious individuals in parody Sun in ALTAR BREADS James R. and Gsrald Sullivan. Requiem MADONNA’S given a fair chance to do so.’’ ica of St. Mary Major in Rooqg stitutegl a persecution against the of the Catholic Mass. Mast in the Holy Ghost church July 2S. (graater double). leaders o f the Church in 257, he Casters** Ivy and Rose Bowla SEWING Interment Mt. Olivet. Cardinal Schuster declared that FAST DELIVERT SERVICE Tuesday, Aug. 6—^TransHruratlon ordered that the Bishops, priests, LHtI* GirU' Drefl*e». Embroliery. JOSEPH BERNSEN, 1447 Sheridan Slovak Relief Proceeds of Our Lord Jeeua Chriat (dou- actions of these sects are “ all the Armstrong: Caster Co. GRACE CRIST. Ownar boulevard. Husband of Emma G, Bern- blo of the second class). Sts. Sixtus and deacons be arrested. It was more horrifying because, in order UonofrmninCa Etc* sen: brother of Mrs. Elixsbetb Giese, 828 14(h TA. 4692 After Many Difficulties IL Pope and Martyr, and FeUcisti- planned that, by putting the lead to carry out their purposes, they FLOWER RASKET Mrs. Mary Bauer, and William G. Bem- mus and Afapltus, Martyrs. THE SISTERS OF THE sen. Requiem Mass in St. Elizabeth’s ers t(k death, the faithful would be Prague. — After overcoming Wednesday. Aug. 7— SL Cajetan, have abused children,” even going GOOD SHEPHERD church July 20. Interment Mt. Olivet. weakened and scattered. to the extent of injecting them MAURICE L. OHREL, Littleton. Hus many difficulties arising from Confessor ^double). St. Donatus, TELEPBONB PEARL I4SI band of Mrs. Josephine C. Ohrel; father lack of rolling stock and defective Bishop and Martyr. Pope Sixtus was martyred in with drugs to help them steal LESTER’S of Mrs. Harvey Hanzlick, Littleton; Mrs. motorized equipment, the distribu Thursday, Aug. 0.—Sts. Csrriacus, 258. Four days later Lawrence Hosts from churches. He charged H ? Stsphen Koudor, Murray. U.; and Largus, and Smaragdus, Martyrs was put to death. The details of that leaders of the sects “ pay con tion of relief supplies shipped by (sami-double). The Shirley Garage Maurice G. Ohrel, Fort Collins. Requiem his martyrdom are gathered from siderable sums of money to at WATCH REPAIRS Let US show you monnmenla Mass Thursday, Aug. 1, at 9 o'clock in NCWC War Reliei Services is now Friday, Aug. 9—St. John Baptiit O m C lA L AAA GARAGE 7-Day Service we have erected in Hu Olivet St. Mary’s church, Littleton. expected to proceed smoothly in Mary Vianney, the Cure of Ars, tradition and from St. Ambrose tract new members to their strange PHONE TABOB 5911 One-Year Guarantee Cemetery. VERNELL GALLEGOS, daughter of Slovakia. Three carloads of sup fessor (double). VIgU of tho Feast and other early Church writers. organization.” Day and Night Storaga, Repairing, Mr. and Mrs, Sam Gallegos. Requiem of St. Lawrence, Deacon and Mar The Milan report said it has IVaaliing and Gratting. Gaaalin* tad Ofli 1529 Welton CH. 2447 Mass in St, Joseph’s church Thursday, plies, totaling 145,000 pounds, tyr. St. Romanue, Martyr. ' As Pope Sixtus was being led Aug. 1. Capitol service. lave been shipped to Eastern Slo to death, Lawrence, following been disclosed that the “ Demons” 1621-37 LINCOLN 8T. A. T. THOMSON Saturday, Aug. 10—St. Lawrenco, appointed a woman to arrange the vakia, which was particularly hard Deacon and Martyr (doubla of tho after him, said: “ Father, where ' ^ ▼ wa MONUMENTS JOSEPH L. McGlLL hit by the war. second class, with a aimple octave). are you going without your son? kidnapping'of a local priest, who RequUre Mass w«* offered July 27 In was scheduled to be murdered as 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 St. John the Evengeliit** chureh for NCWC’s W. J. Sullivan plans a Should the priest go to sacrifice CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING trip to that area to study condi wi£hout his deacon?” The Pope the climax o f the next “ Black Joseph L. McGUly 405 Columbine ttreei, St. Lawrence has always been who hed been a resident of Denecr for tions and to observe the distribu consoled him: “ You shall follow Mass!" years. Mr. McGUl, an electrician, one of the most popular saints of Activities of the secret sect ip had been employed by the Sturgeon Elec tion of supplies. me in three days.” Classified Ads tric Co. for several years, and was the Church. His name is found in Lawrence accepted this promise Milan and surrounding villages aite Call a ^ It will pay yon to read ALL of the following advertia^menta. ^ member of the International Brotherhood the list of saints in the Canon of of the Pope and set out to put known to have begun several years Electrical Workers, local 68. Sur New Peru Bishop’s Rites ago, and were first condemned by viving ’ are his wife, Violet, whom he the Mass recited before the Con the affairs o f his office in order. ZOIVE CAB married in 1916: two daughters, Mrs. Seen by Pizarro Relative He distributed to the poor, widows Cardinal Schuster in 1941, when secration. The church in Rome he issued several pastoral letters Marianne Roninger and Mrt. Betty L^gh and orphans all the money he had LAWNMOWERS W O O D S A L E MAIn 7171 Faison; a son, Lawrence, and three Pamplona, Spain.— The Marchi dedicated in his honor and known at hand and all the ready cash he denouncing the theft o f Hosts PrMBpU Coarteoo* Serrk* grandchildren, all of Denver. Interment oness de la Conquista, a descendant from churches for profanation pur Lawnmowerz thaipened by precihion ma- KINDLING, stove, range, fumaee, flra* Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son aerviee. as St. Lawrence’s Outside-the- could raise at once. place, bloekik No yard sales. K£. 1410. CHEAPER RATES of Francisco Pizarro, conqueror of poses. He made similar protests ebina. Called for and delivered. Gnaran- CLEAN NEW CABS Perm took part in ceremonies at Walls is one of the five major When the n ew s'of this wide taed. GL. 6793 or GL. 0827. MRS. ROSELLA McLACHLAN in 1943 and 1944. WANTED TO RENT Mrs. Rosella McLachlan. 60. wife of the Church of Santo Domingo here, Basilicas of the Eternal City. This spread almsgiving reached the ears in which a new Spanish Dominican of the civil authorities, the pre MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS EMPLOYED by Tramway. Ex G.I. very John McLachlan, retired police sergeant is the church, situated near the NOTICE TO CREDITORS died July 24. after a brief Illness. A missionary Bishop for Peru was fect of Rome had Lawrence ESTATE OF EMMA FIEDLER. tUo badly needs apartment or house, furnished D O Y l - E ’S native, of Denver, she was educated in Raeooditloncd pianos, playais, grand*, or .unfurnished. Wife and eleven year old consecrated. The Bishop, the Most railroad yards, which was damaged brought before him to question the known es Mrs. J. H. Fiedler, Mental ln« organs (pipe and reed), orebeatral inatm- boy. Call CH. 4340 after 8 p.m. St. Mary's academy, and was married competent. No. 78904. PHARMACY here in 190S. Surviving are her husband Rev. Enrique Alvarez Gonzales, by bombing before Rome was de deacon about what were thought to ments. X B. Walker. 236 Bremdway. SP Notice if hereby given that on the 18th 7364. Loretto Heights College graduate would like of 1622 Lafayette street: two daugh O.P., becomes Vicar Apostolic of be the hidden treasures of the day of July, 1946, letters of conservator- Tha Partlealar Drngglat clared an open city and was taken room and board in private home or boarding ters. Mrs. Mildred Heaton and Mra Nrabamba y Madre de Dios. Church. ihip were issued to the undersigned as house. Phone EAst 1772. Rosella Kelley; two sona, John C. and by the American troops in World 17ih AVE. AND GRANT Lawrence readily promised to conservator of the above named estate HEARING AIDS William G. McLachlan: a brother, F. J. war II. and all persons having claims against said Young Catholic couple urgently desire Cotter; and two grandchildren. Larrie show the prefect the treasures of furnished or unfurnished apartment or RE. 5987 FREE DELIVERY Book Describes Faith Lawrence was one of seven dea estate are required to file them for al> Peiaom Hard of Hearing, earn* in for Heaton and Mra. Rosemary Harvey, all the Church. He asked only for a lowsnce in the County Court of the Ci^ damonatration of Z*n By Italy’s Ousted Royalty MAin 5314 Lisbon. — Delegates from nine They also had an audience with M0R6AN, LEIBNAN A HICKEY American nations as well as from Cardinal E m a n Ii e I Goncalves Cerejeira, Patriarch of Lisbon. F . J . K i r c h h o f Belgium, Holland, Switzerland, Archbishop Michael McGrath of im VRM C E SmCB 1897 and Spain to the 19th Pax Ro- Cardiff, Wales, stopped to visit the mana World congress, held re Succeeding Herbert Fairall Agency C onstruction C o . shrine on his way to the Pax Ro- cently in Salamanca. Spain, visited mana congress. Among other re the Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima Gas asti Dwtrb BUs. PkMM TAtor Ittl in Portugal at the invitation of cent visitors were ex-King Um BUILDERS the Portuguese youth movement berto of Italy and his wife and two eldest children. We Appreciate Your Patronage 1946 AutomohUe Given Away Ordiiaoce Is Passed - 708 Lawrence S t Denver, Colo. AU6. 4, 1946 To Aid Blind Persois A ABUHHgP SINCa INI The white cane ordinance, spon ST. JAMES MEN’S CLUB sored by the United Workers for MOVIN€ 6 SfORAfiE AT PARISH PICNIC the Blind of Colorado, became ef The American Fixture Co. fective July 20 as ordinance 56. Ilaaafaetanta s i ^ Montclair Park 12th and Oneida It pro-vides that blind pedestrians holding a white cane horizontally STORAGE SPrucc267l CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS in the direction they wish to go LOWEST PRICES 1896 SOUTH PfARl ST have the right-of-way over all pe IN THE OTY PMMoosSPtuctMSI CHURCH FURNITURE destrians and vehicles, except BANK, BAR, AND STORE FKTURES J. F. DANSBERRY emergency vehicles on emergency duty, on all crossways, streets, MiUwork of All Kinds Modem Streamlined Pharmacy alleys, and highways in Denver. FBANK KIBCBHOP 1232 ABAPAHOE R. 14th and Champa KE. 4269 There are penalties for violation YOU PAY ONLY 5 0 ^ AROOWAMONTH thereof. O E N V U , pOLQh Indian Relics Shown at Martyrs^ Shi*ine 4 , — (Assumptlofl Parish) __ kegerdlHS t ! Amount aifn by — Ehs. Madelina James, daughter V C. D. 0 ‘arlM of Mr. and Mrs. Nick James, a navy nurse in the Great Lakes sta tion, III., for the past 10 months, PERmS-SK^ was dtscharfed recently. u s iB a n k BACQUE Vincent Rossi, son o f Mr. and 101 Nbi TcJimi Mrs. Michael Rogsi, who has served cntoRAno iPiuNaB’ Colorado Spring! ih the navy and was stationed in BMARTilST BTORE the South Pacific for the past year, MONEY 08DERS M o s t u n u $ U a l a n d hqs also been discharged. Store for Men MODlCRN OITT SHOP Masses on Sunday are at 6, 7, and 9 o’clock, Boys Shop The Altar soeiety members will rOR SENDING MONEY ANYWHERE no 8. TRJON receive Holy Communion in the 7 Wotnen’i Casual Shop o’clock Mass. This’ ia their monthly Communion day, Se^.. a THE MOST b e a u t if u l First Friday devotiom In honor DAUSHEIITY’S blKIKQ ROOM IN THE ClTTi of the Sacred Heart with Mass and Communion at 7 o'clock will CASHAIll WITHOUT DILAY DISTINCTIVE RUTH'S OVEN be held Aug, 8. ON IDINTIFICATION ONLY ANTIQUES MOlT OtSTtNCTtVB COFFBE SHOP The novena In honor of Our iS09 W. Colorkdo Ave. PINE PASTRIES Lady of Sorrows will be at 7i46 p.m. COLORADO SPRING! 220 No. Ttjon Si. With the altar beautifully deco rated with huge palms and gladi- oias the marriage of Miss Margaret 0 NATIOlUl B M De Tullio, daughter of Mn and OtNItENIH STREET AT CHAMPA • OGNVtII LEVINES A U Y DRUG GO. Mr*. PhlHp De Tullio, and George i n N. TEJON Pilgriaii to thk Slirina of tha N arih Amarlaan John da Lalnnde, Jaiuil lay brather. Tkay wera pul Ruscetta, son of Tony Ruscetta. iWiMMI flOflAl BieOtlT INtblANCI cgipoia'tion PRESCRIPTION Martyr*, Aurietville, N. Y., are ibawa a rapliaa to daalb In 1M6 nftar bainf torturad by Mohawk GIFTS . BOOKS . TOYS took place before a Nuptial Mass DRUCCISTS of liiJiaa hull in (be Mohawk Indian paliiada by Indinai. Four year* before their mArtyrdom St. on July 28 at 9 o'clock. The Rev. GREETING CARDS tha R. t , John Hooper, S.J., aiiiitobt director of PheiM Hihi »0 tn^Sa. T*1 4 Thursday, August 1, 1946 Office, 988 Bannock Stree! THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone,' KEystone '4206 PAGE THIRTEEN St. John's Parish Burial Place of Columbus §1. Francis de Sales* . I T E R ^ Car Award Being BENNETTS Rtiiioi I Awliiiaes EANT Sal0a anJ Sarwiea ■ I insi anvfluo fli't • spis73* IT MUl n HAUlfT A b u iV E R DRUG OONOGO SERVICE HONUt WOltK-FAlil FRIOBS Promoted ky PT **Master Watchmakers’* Waihtng Mid Orsuing Thi Light of Star$, b: Mri. Eve NOW USING Your BuilnMi AppncUUt ANDERSON lyh Wlie (Milwaukee, ruoi Pub GUT RRTE 6th Avs. 4 York EA. «6SS liahing Co.,. |3>60). I2SI6 Afo. E IL C M S Of Annunciation DRUGS Thia novel Is the history pt a p rin t’s lift. It begins with Father i Joe Dwyer Herman LUke COnOUER’S AL'S SHOi: Gregory'i aaiignment, in the lata (AnnuneiatioB Parisli, Denver) Sloctronie Recorder to ’90r, to the same poverty-racked The PTA is working on the guarantee even greater FOOD STORE HOSPITAL parish in paltimnre in which he awaTd of the grand pfize of a 1400 So. Broadway ffar' 'rh I'um'-utr X >'i FINEST REPAIR WORK •spent his childhood and from which 1046 Hudson cat at the pariah ba satisfaction on every \ he hoped hia priestly career would RA. 240S IN DENVER zaar, which open* Aug. 16 and Repair IMIIT III I mulls remove him. From the outset and closes, Saturday evening, Aug. 17. QUICK SBKVtOB consistently he meets obstacles; m sssBssBsm ssBSgaaset^ Prompt Service i;tg £. (>111 AvL 2308 E. 6TB AVE. A sponsor list will be printed in The rectory into which he moves the bazaar program. /. A. * r. /. woir is run down and the housekeeper, The following members of the BUCHUiAirS ' 0 »*t Qasrtvr Csnlury' it Enchanting • * • Irretistible whom he dismisses, is hostile. He parish are working ^ d e r the chair Bt. Francis 0e Sale* sponsors a boat excursion in which manship of Mrs. C. J. Haley as UqUGR STORE many of his parishioners are OLIVER'S captain; Mrs. M. McCarriok, Rtock- drowned. Of the three bad char Fine Wines and Liquors vard* district; Mrs. C. J. Haley, h - acters introduced, the g^issipy and spiteful ex-housekeeper, the miserly Lafayette, HumbtAdt, Blake, Fill more, ana Elizabeth streets; Mrs. ALL ; 3S" PHy-IUn "’.'i • Y® ’S’’’ ■ and dishonest contractor, and the Ph. PE. 1777 377 So. HnMKlwaT \ MARKET crlmtfial who murders his grand Ed Kelly, Josephine, Clayton, and A Joy to have . . . a Denver’a Finett child, not one, to outward appear Colunibine streets; Mrs. J. Meek, joy to wear, because ances at least, is at all benefited Columbine and’ Josephine streets; Seltetion of Mrs. Fred Jarger, Arapahoe it’s cool, comfort by his labors. On the other hand, street; Mrs. George Petri, Steele, able, so completely beautiful. Call ui nSH A POULTRY he learns to know and develo r today for vour Riliinr COLD WAVE. GRAIN-FED MEATS, goodness behind the poor Italianii^ Adams, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Mrs. Catherine Abbott ' u Cook streets; MYLADY EDITH BEAUH 1S12 Eaal 6th Are. Poles, and Irish, whom others de Phone PE. 4629 spise. He adopts two orphans, Mrs. Marie Niekolschitx, Bald ANNOUNCES MINWIE E. SHOPPE both of whom bMOme successes by win court; Mrs. K. C. Reed, York KEUELKR. Map. and Gaylord streets; Mrs. B. J EA. 0788 good Catholic standards. After 60 THE RE-OPENING OF THE 2804 E. 6th Ave. years in the pastorate he dies, Murray, Vine street Mrs. A. knowing thal it< was not the inten Volosln and Mrs. H. Taylor, Race tion of Providence that he ehoulr street; Mrs. J. J. Dore and Mr*. .shine as a beacon but with the more Tom Lynch, High street; Mrs. H. V w Princess Dry Cleaners ♦ humble light of stars. Cort and Mrs. Alex Ball, Williams FIRST RUE. CLERRERS % street; Mrs. D. R. Kelleher and Ownpd ond Op^txtttd by K^nn^th As a picture of a priest’s life, this is a better, because truer, Mr*. George Sullivan, Gilnin AUGUST 5th OUR QUALITY SERVICE YOUR BEST ECONOMY novel than Cronin's Keys of the street. Mrs. J. Caskens and Mrs. WE CALL AND DEUVEB Kingdom. If one wishes to portray Frank Slmington, Franklin street; a true priest one must have him Mrs. V, Miltenberger, Humboldt 1138 East 6lh Ave. S P . 2 6 8 1 O f th* mere than a doxen his* tains many relies at well at art street; Mr*. H. Curtis and Mrs, T. At 12 East First Ave. preach and apply Catholic doctrine, treasure* end paintings. The re terie religious edifices in Ciudad Luplow, Marion street; Mrs. J. i': not water it down. Mrs. Wise is Trujillo, capital city of the Domini main* of Colutnbui ware buried in the author of several other novels, Haberkorn, Downing, Lawrence can Republic, the most Important the mein chapel until 1877, when and Williams street* and Elyria; V KOMAC PAINTS— MAGIC FLAT the best known of which is the is the Cethedral shown here, bur they were accidentally found and widely loved Mary Darlin'. Mrs. F. Joyce, Walnut street; Mrs. Masillon 4 Ql. Pressure Gooksrs...... 312.9B ial piece of the discoverer of the transfarred to a marble monument P. Gliser, Wyncoop street; Mrs. JROKSON’S Let’s Talk It Over, by Lt. Jerome New World. Autheriaetion for it* in the neve, Ciudad Trujillo, which F. Popish, Delganey street; Mrs. Holland, Chaplain, U.S.N.R. (M il TOOLEY'S 2-4-D 'Weed Killer • D.D.T. Inieelleidet. Carden Tool*, VIgoro construction was given by Pope celebrate* the 4S0lh anniversary Charles Bohn, Brighton boulevard: Cut Hmte Drugs Radios, Eieciric Irons, Roller 8kale* waukee, Bruce Publishing Co„ Julius II in 1811, and it was begun, of it* founding A ug. 4, fo r Mr*. Sadie Heffernan, York and PRESCRIPTIONS Wagons - Seooler* - Tricycle* 31.75). merly we* known as Santo Domin in 1814, Twenty-six year* later it Gaylord street* and Elyria; Mrs. FOUNTAIN SERVICE FOOD STORE Here we have an analysis of, was completed, and In 1846, Pope go. It is the oldest existing settle J. Gracey, Josephine street and FRRB PROMPT DBLIVBRT CHOICE MEATS * FISH H e Are Holding to O.P.A. Prices ment of Whito men in the New what may broadly be called two Paul III officially raised the church Elyria; Mrs. W. P. Schneider, Ctll BP. t44t Dawnini A Alsncds GROCERIES slates of mind in America today, to the rank of Cathedral with the World.— (RNS Photo) North Swansea. title "First in America." It con Pm li Fraite t*4 VsntsMse Lucky Hardware the Catholic and the non-CathoIic. Ail returns should be made to 3rd ANDAfwt\ C.I.AYTONr'f AV^rrAM w vEA. k 7833 The Catholic mind includes most BirX's Br* Fra tin P**4t the district captains before Mon Alsnida Dng Sloi* FROZEN FOOD Catholics, but not all of them. Sim day, Aug. 6. V. 0. PETERSON. Prep. ilarly, it does not exclude some non- SPAGHETTI DINNER TO OPEN LOCKERS FOR RENT Ble».4ied Sacrament Catholics. The difference between The advertising committee will C«t Rate Drags the two can be determined by their meet at the rectory Friday even Fountain Service - Scknol Sapplie* 900 So. Pearl SP. 6587, WWW ing at 8:16 o'clock. reactions toward certain facts or MT. CARMEL BAZAAR TONIGHT Ttwr Susinets Appreciated evils. For instance, the man or Committee Apiminted The Beauty Spot of Park HIU Rental Library Alameda and Broadway woman with the Catholic mind goes Mrs, Alex Baker, Mrs. Pete to church because that is God’s (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, bazaar will be held on the adjoin Baker, and Mrs. Barbie will care PARK HILL ing grounds every evening for Dee-Ann Beauty Salon will. The one with the non-Cath- D enver) for the altars and sanctuary in llndtr Nsw Msnsfemtnt four consecutive nights. A large BGOK STGRE olic mind goes to church, if at all, The 15th annual Mt. Carmel August. KORNEY’S 3 DAY SERVIGE FORMERLY BUDDY ADAMS because he expects some emotional bazaar will open Aug. 1 with a committee, under the chairman MAROARET GRINSTEAD Miss Betty June Zumtobel is a 2208 Kearney F..M. 3531 or mental reward; if he does not spaghetti dinner sei-ved from 5 ship of Roxie Carbone, is working FINEST IF hen Things Look Dark 4624 E. 23rd Ave. DE. 1361 patient in St. Jo.seph’s hospital. get it, he does not go. In other to 8 p.m. in the Mt. Carmel hard to make this the greatest Society hall, 3517 Navajo street. bazaar ever held in the Mt. Car Eddie Grunenger and Mrs. Patrick Gall PE. 4686 A New Servieo to AnUnablU Row words, the Catholic mind puts God first; the non-Catholic mind gives Tickets are $1.25 per person. The mel parish. Smith are reported on the sick MEATS Piekup and Delivery Brake Drum- Macliining list. first place to man or the self. So -spaghetti dinner is under the aus Prizes will be awarded every 18 So. Broadway SCRAPS BROS. Compl«ta Br«k« and Clutth Berries Mr. and Mrs. J. Leasure of San • LttssI Tret SaaipmsKt it is with other reactions to such pices of the U.saly club. The night. On Sunday night the six Plain Dresses 85c JEWELERS • Ont Hsur Plrk-np snd things 88 marriage, birth preven grand prizes will be awarded; a Pedro, Calif., are visiting Mrs. 4114 EAST COLFAX Dslirtry Strric* tion, or tolerance. The took is new four-door Chevrolet, a beau Ollie Doherty for two weeks. Men’s Suits 60c Aeroft from MI]!er*t Market written in a familiar and arresting How Reds Go About tiful hope chest filled with linens, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schnabel and PRFXI8ION WATCH REPAIBISQ Bollard Brake Service style and should help both Catho a bicycle for a boy or a girl, a daughter, Lois Ward, left for a SGUTH DENVER PAUL J. COLLARD. Prop. On« Week Server* Tflcphont EM. 1133 lics and non-Catholics to grasp the Job of Ghureh Unify .seven-foot Norge refrigerator, a two week.*’ vacation trip to Sunny- BAsI not 1475 Jssmine distinction and excellence of the beautiful afghan, and a set of They will visit a daugh Gleaasrs & Dyars faith. dishes, service for 12. Chicken Pies — Froeen Foodi ter, Lorene, who was married in DELOHERY ______594 So. Broadway Complete Assortment New York.— From an initially List of Concessions .Annunciation church recently and SKI, INC. Menus for Picnic* — Church Ernest Bevin Questions tran’iiuil life under Soviet rule, the The following is a list of the is making her home there with her 128 BROADWAY SOSl E. Coirsx EA. KS8 Socials — Etc. Church in the Western' Ukraine conces.*ion stands; Refreshments, husband, Robert Raposa. FACTORY REFINI8HINC. STORAGE Polish Partition Right Tony MoUolo and Joe Lombardi i « REPAIR OF SKIS OPEN ALL DAT SUNDAY passed in the space of a year to a Denzel Schnabel, stationed at London.— Making what he called hot dogs, Tresina Fiorella and Alameda Calif., is spending a 80- Sporlttrear anil Equipment PARK HILL phase of fervid and open perse FIN E FOODS “ a solemn confession” before the Louise Carbone; hope chest, (St. day leave with his parents, Mr. WILSON’S for the Entire Family DELICATESSEN House of Commons here. Foreign cution by a regime bent upon for Theresa's club) Marie Rossi; and Mrs. Joe Schnabel. Vernon Scott Colin Cameron Minister Ernest Bevin said that he game, Elizabth Cito; Italian goods, Coirsx at Fsirrsx DR. 1S7S cible fusion of the Ruthenian Mrs. Austin Joyce of La* Vegas, The Place to “ had never yet been able to recon Sally Acierno, chairman; Guy Church with the Orthodox Church Nev., is visiting relatives and cile with the Atlantic Charted” the Uamiano, and Roxie Guida; beer, Meet Your Friendt of Moscow. friends in the parish. MARKET agreement of Britain, Russia, and Dominic Coiacito and Leonard La A review of the development Fvnaerix *1 S486 W. 38tli the United States, which set now Guardia; games, Florence DiTolla, Officers Elected J. Bollinger & Bo. BOARD W ALK of the Communi.st strategy in and 1461 8a. Ualv«rait7 frontier.^ for Poland, giving a large Margie Villano, Florence Patch, Election of officers was held at wrecking the religious status quo FRUITS & VEGETABLES Painlers — Decorator* SHOE REPAIR part of Eastern Poland to the So the meeting of the Elyria aitd in the Western Ukraine is car and Rose Lilly; cigarettes, Jean QUALITY MATERIAL AND viet Union, and compensating for Swansea group. "Those who will GROCERIES & MEATS Finer Craftsmanship ried in the second issue of ette Somma and Mary Marino; Men’s WORKMANSHIP this by turning over former Ger hold office for the coming year Painting and Paperhanging S.I.C.O-, new mission news bulle representative, Louis Mollicone; —All Work Gasrsntted— man territory to Poland in the are; Mrs. Thomas Dunivant, pres Parish Patronage Appreciated For Over 13 i'eart tin of the Sacred Oriental Congre linen, Sylvia Di Domenico, Lucy 47U EAST I3rA AVE.—AT DEXTER ■West. Forges, and Concetta Cerrone; ident; Mrs. Clarence Wood, secre Sails WATERPROOFING gation in Rome. hamburgers, Helen Wall and Hen- tary-treasurer. Plans were made PROMPT SERVICE 194 So. Penn SP. 9741 & RE.MODELI.NG Tb* ftrnot IUt*d b«r« d«»«rv« to From spring, 1944, until late riette Allen; big prizes. Father for the booth at the parish bazaar. State Verein Convention autumn of 1944, the Ruthenian Rmt of Refrrrncps b# rtmombtred whtn you oro dis Hildebrand Brunetti. O.S.M., and The main prize is "Baby Dough.” BROADMDOR Church was virtually unmolested. MA. 6786 712 26th St. tributing your patronifo to tbt dif To Be Held in Pittsburgh Father Philip M. Coflfey, O.S.M.; The next meeting will be held at Then the . "second phase” was ferent lines of buelneet. Pittsburgh.— The Catholic Cen refrigerator, (PT.\ of Mt. Car the home of Mrs. A. Gabriella, launched. This stressed "re-edu CLEANERS tral Verein of America, Allegheny mel) -Mrs. Buscietta; afghan, 4641 Vine street, Thursday, Aug. 8. We In Pemiaiieni cation of the clergy." Leo and Bill Burk*. Proe*. county, is making plans for the (Adolla club) Lena Sutley, Nellie The Stage Hands held their an- Waving and Hair Slyling CALL « pc QJpg state convention to be held in Invitations from the NKVD Brindisi, and Goldie .Sanpietro; nual picnic Sunday on Bear creek. WOODY’S Fairfax Hardware DELIVERY i t a H m y Pittsburgh Sept. 14-16. The Rev. (secret police) brought the clergy dishes set, (.St. Bernadette's club) Several new member* and guests THELMA KASSO!\ (Colfsx at Fsirrsx) 712 SOUTH PEARL Joseph Smith, C.P., will serve as and lay leaders to regional centers, Mary Rotola and Patsy Tate; bi were entertained. BEAUTY SALON HARDWARE. GLA88, PAINTS honorary chairman of the conven where the speakers unwound at cycle, Father Austin M. Di Ben- St. Ann’s club will meet in City GROCERY A MARKET LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED tion. THELMA KASSON. Msnsxn tacks on the past history of the detto, O.S.M., and Father Coffey; park Tuesday, Aug. 6, at 1 o’clock - Full Line Ptatlonally EA. 3777 S022 F- Colfax . 3874 COLURAOO BLVD. Ruthenian Church, on the Vatican, cakes, St. Theresa's club; games, for a basket lunch. Advertieed Braude Foods PHONE DEXTKK 1181 H. L. RINEHART. Prep. the Popes, Poland, and the Catholic DENVER. COLORADO Joe Andrew and Felix Andrew, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Church in general. George Petrocco, Rocco Berardi, STILLWELL A SON The "fusion” phase was signal Louise Mae Carbone, and Concetta Czech Congress to View CORN FED MEATS ized on April 10. 1945, by the Dee Cerrone; program. Father Eastern Church Problem Texaco Service FISH and POULTRY widespread dissemination of a Gaetano M. Del Brusco, O.S.M., Uarfak Btrvim booklet written by an apostate Frank Mancini, Clyde Smaldone, Prague.— A congress for Chris 105 So. Ogden PE 1943 priest, Dr. Kostelnyk, Two days and King Trione; spaghetti dinner, Tima for Summer Changeoaar later came the arrests of Bishops (Usaly club) Henry E. Zarlengo tian reunion will take place at Velehrad, with many speakers and leading clergymen, w h o and Dan Lobgo; lighting and dec- USE OUR CREDIT scheduled to lecture on various Tb« lim a Uatad herv deserve !• w ^ e given the choice of joining oi'Rtions, Joif Cito, John C.ito, Nick CARD SERVICE problems concerning the Eastern be remembered when you ere dis the Orthodox Church or of being Liljo, Joe Perito, and Phil 'Vessa; ALAMEDA * 8 LINCOLN PE. MSS tributing four patronage to the dif- Church. Although before the war branded agents of the Vatican or insurance man, Michael A. Perito; ferant lines of business. many Orthodox scholars attended of "universal Fascism.” and construction, Joe Lombardi and these congresses and contributed Joe Perito. Shortly afterward, the “ Com to the exchange of views, none There will be fun and refresh mittee of Initiative for the Re has so far announced his intention St. Josepb*s Parisli ments for every age. The proceeds union of the Ruthenian Church of attending the congress thia will be used for a badly netoed new With Orthodoxy," headed by three year. ______apostate priests, was recognized Mt. Carmel grammar and high by the Soviets as the onlv pro school. Watkins & Sons NATIONAL visory organ of the Ruthenian Build* Shrine St. Dominic's IFORMERLY BILLY VAN'S) Chlirch. James Bellanti of 4444 Alcott Quality Foods— Meats Priests not registered in this .street made a promise to Our BRANDS STORES group— and they were in the vast Lady of Grace that if his two WHITTAKER Fish-Groceries HIGH GRADE MEATS majority— were forbidden to say nephew.*, Joe Tarantino and Joe W* D«liv*r Ordan af IS.M at Mar* VEGE'iABLES and GROCERIES Mass. Later, those refusing to sign Celantano, came back from the FHARMACV 820 Santa Fe TA. 0.‘).T8 741-743 Santa Fe KE. 0747 were imprisoned until they did war he would erect a little grotto sign. Hundreds of non-signing in his back yard in her honor. The “ T/ie Friendly Store'* priests were deported. boys have returned, and James' The firms listed here de statue of Our Lady of-Grace was Prescription Specialists m & VAN’S Having scattered the shepherds, serve to be remembered recently blessed by Father Di 'm e a t m a r k e t the Reds sponsored the Synod of Bendetto in the presence of rela W. 32nd and Perry CL. 2401 when you are distributing March, 1946, which competed the tives and friend*. 744 Santa Fe Drive i \ fusion with the Orthodox Church. your patronage in the dif The shower display, held in the St. Joseph’s Parish PHONE TA. 9104 ferent lines of business. home of Mrs. Hose Lilly, 1730 W. (POLISH) 37th avenue, a great success. FRESH FISH 6,GGG Pilgrims Hoaor The St. Philomena study club wishes to thank all persons who Westerkamp Bros. For that W airb or DianM>*d Early Jetall Marlyrt participated in making this a suc yon always wanted— Sea cess. KE. 9043 5106 Wash. CAMERON CREDIT STOVER’S Aurieiville, N. Y.— The gre«t- There will be no meeting of EVRRYTHINO a good o r o tr b t est mass pilgrimage in the long the clubs for the next two weeks SHOmjD HAVB Je w e le rs CUT RATE history of the National Shrine of on account of the bazaar, BEST FOODS AT L.UWBBT PRICCS DSRG Wateb Inapactor* -WR DELIVER^ Martyrs took place here July 28, . The Children of Mary sodality 719 Santa Fe Drive when 5,000 persons of Italian des will receive Holy Communion Sun DRUGS cent paid homage \o St. Isaac day, Aug- 4, in the 8 o’clock Mass. Wt Moot or Btal All Jogues and his companions, St On Julv 21, Albert De Florio llolv libOAt SANTA FE SHOE Adv»rti»«d Dmg Priewt S t John Lalande and S t Rene and Josephine De Leo were united Prescriptions at Goupil, the first canonized saints in marriage. Witnesses were HOSPITAL to die on United States soil, The Thomas D* Leo and Louis* ■Im* Raaalriai far Itu Wbalt Psainr Lower Prices D A Y I D F . CBBB shrine is set in the historic Mo Schafer. GOOD CLOTHES NEED FratarInr 733 SANTA FE E8CHER hawk valley, which was the scene Recent Baptisms NOT BE EXPENSIVE INVISIBLE HALF SOUNG K E . 65S2 of many of the nation’s early The folioiWing were baptized in Wr Aavrarisl* Parrrl Po*i Orders in iiig a n H MGTORS struggles. the week; John Leroy White, son 742 SANTA FE DRIVE “ SAFE SERVICE” M SALES AND St. Isaac Jogues, a Jesuit mis of Mr. and Mrs. T. White, with THE sionary, and his comrade, S t John Mary Romero and Harold Carrillo 6748 EAST COLFAX A Is l SERVICE Loyola W 1 > I /mWILLYR CARS AND Lalande, were martyred by Mo as sponsors: Anita Louise Hoof, ™ TRUCK* hawk Indians 300 years ago this daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus ENGLISH REPAIR SERVICE C. A. Eseli.r TSII RABT COLFAX October near the present shrine. Hoof, Fred and Rose Gennaro as The firms listed, here de Yorii Tixaco Surviee On A ll Types of Appliances sponsors; Charlene Kay Carrier, (HMON TRACTOIlS S t Rene Goupil died at the handF TAILORS serve to be remembered East 29lb Aye. at York St. Radios-Refrigerators, etc. AND IMPLEMENTS of the MohawKs four years earlier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J, Car —RURAL DISTRICTS WRITJ5— 901 FIFTEENTH STREET when you are distributing NO WAITING H im Q l» (UKKN S but his tercentenary was delayed rier, wiiih Joseph and Jennie San- Complete Auto Service by war conditions. The coincidence tarelli as sponsors; and Lorraine 1746 E. C«lfsx DExler 1788 At tht Sign of tbt Cannibal and tbt KttUc MACKEY’S Combine Qutlity and Style your patronage in the dif. C«Jfax at Newport of the canonization of Mother Lucy Jochim, daughter oi Mr. and Repairftic - Tune-op Upptr Colfax'a Fincat Seataarant COMPLETE MOTOR REBUILDINO at Prices You CtB Afford Brake Ra-iinfaig 8RRVICE ALL MAKER Cabrini lends added lignificanc* to Mrs. Jochim, w i^ Roxie and ferent lines of business. C73S E. COLFAX KM. 7438 the year's ceremonies. Lucille Lo S u io as sponsors. MAIN osea .X Nuns at Accountants' Institute Dorothy Alice Uleb HYDE PARK HOM EM AKER’^ Betrothal Announced HEAYING CD. 1819 E. 30th Ave. M A. 2882 DEPARTMENT Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Litch of steam and bet water heatina. Gaa cenrtrflen bumtra aTallabli fer Im- Brush announce the forthcoming mediata Inafallatten. DOES D E H E B III marriage of their daughter, Doro Patronize These Reliable and Friendly Flmu thy Alice, to Robert G. Morrison I I of the Cathedral parish, .Denver. > ’ Miss Litch was graduated from 0 lSeu> Radios Daily 'EARL J ‘ D ELIG iS FIELD the Sterling high school and re • ' TH E ceived her degree in music from the 8 Auto Accessories STROHMINGER ;; McVeigh Companf Berlin.— Reorganization o f the Colorado State College of Educa United Stales Office of Military tion. She is a member of the 8 Radios Electrical Contracting PAINTING AND Government in the field of reli Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority. Mr. DECORATING UcMUMd u d Boodad ta City ot DcBm gious affairs has been virtually Morrison is a graduate of Cathe # Household Goods CONTRACTORS completed, with Catholic affairs dral high school and has recently 1001 Itemi for tha 81714tliSt i 1328 Inca KE. 0718 in the education and religious af returned from active duty in the fairs branch entrusted to Theo Southwest Pacific. He is resuming Home and Car bald J. Dengler, a New York law his studies at the Colorado State Foreman’s FURNACE yer. College of Education and is a ffili ated with the Delta Psi fraternity. In charge 9f the Education and Appliance Store WORK The Rev. Dr. Thomas Doran will Religious Affairs branch of 3339 E. Colfax EA. 4283 Repairs officiate at the Nuptial Mass in Guaranteed Radio Repairing OMGUS is Lt, CoL John Taylor the Catiiedral Aug. 31. SHEET METAL of Nashville, Tenn., formerly of ___ WORK PLUMRING the University of Louisiana, and Pearson Heating Co. Emert'eney Work & Servieo reporting to him on religious af RUSK CHICK STORE fairs in particular is C, Aryld Ol 1231 Wazee Ph. TA. 3628 1163 WELTON TA. 4444 sen, a Protestant, .who has a spe CHICKS - DUCTLS . FEED - REMEDIES • EQUIPMENT cial staff of six experts. HARDWARE & HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES ACE PAINTING Directly reporting to these Ber STILES lin officials are the Religious A f KOMAC PAINTS - KEMTONE - MAGIC FLAT CONTRACTORS, |ne. fairs officers in Bavaria, Greater PLANTS - SEEDS - VIGORO STEPHEN U 8CHAFF. Prop. ELECTRIC SERVICE Hessen, Wuerttemberg-Baden, M’MURTRY'8 PAINTS ft Berlin, and Bremen districts. VARNISHES MOTORS . REPAIRS Catholics among these officers in 29S0-2964 W. 38fli Ave. Denver GL. 5324 WALL PAPER - KEMTONE HOME WIRING clude Alfred F. Kaelin, in Bavaria, .'T Frss EsUnstss former Fordham university profes 1934 So. Broadway PE. 0265 1100 Larimer T A 6875 sor; Capt. Dumont F. Kenny, in Greater Hessen, formerly of Ken edy & Sons in New York; and WILSON WINDOW NDERSO Major Dollard in the U. S. area Asphalt »IU» of Berlin. Eventually it is hoped JONNS-NAMVILLE Tils FLOORING SHADE CLEANERS that two officers can be appointed R. PARISH, Mgr. for each of these live military, gov Among the regiitranti for the fifth annual gina, secretary-treasurer. Good Samaritan hospital, for Modern Floors in We Gean and Repair Old Shadea Interior • Exterior Painting ernment offices, one Catholic and institute on hospital accounting held July 22-26 Cincinnati, O.; second row. Sister Veronica Alice, Ntw Shadu of Qaality Hada ta Ordar one Protestant. at Indiana university, Bloomington, were 15 nuns bookkeeper, St. John’s hospital, Fargo, N. Dak.; Homes, Chnrchea, Sehooli, Hospitals Phone CH 6581 from eight states. Eighty-nine accountants, super Sister Ruth Marion, assistant controller, St. Vin Prompt Work a SpacUlty As a rule, the Religious Affairs Beantifnl Colors Eatimataa Cbaarfullr rumlihad intendents, office managers, auditors, and other cent’s hospital. New York; Sister M. Jane, business Denver 6, Colorado branches operate through _regular officers of hospitals from 27 states, Puerto Rico, administrator, St. Alexius’ hospital, Bismarck, N. WRITE OR TELEPHONE FOR BOOKLET, KEystone 7926 1046 Santa Fe Dr. German Church channels. The a; 1(112-44 Santa Fe Drive and Canada attended the conference. Dak.; Sister Olive Marie, controller, St, Vincent’s “IDEAS FOR DECORATIVE FLOORS" pointment of Bishophop Aloisius ^ Left, to right in the picture above are, first row, hospital. New York city; Sister M. Evelyn, office Muench of Fargo, N, Dak., as Sister M, Olivia, chief accountant, St. Anthony's Apostolic Visitator to Germany manager, St. Francis' hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Sis hospital, St. Louis, Mo.j Sister Kathleen Daniel, Building & Maintenance Co. and liaison official between the ter Mary Ida, business manager, Pittsburgh, Pa., chief accountant, St. Francis' hospital. Cape Girar Fonnerlj Floor UaiotenuM Co. American authorities in the Reich hospital; third row. Sister DePaul, St. Vincent's INSULATE ,i,k deau, Mo.; Sister M. Patrice, accountant, St. Mary’s hospital, Indianapolis; Sistar Adela, assistant ad 1863 WAZEE ST. KE. 2371 and the Church in Germany is ex hospital, Duluth, Minn.; Sister Elise, treasurer ministrator, St. prancis’ hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa.; PlooM ■•Btleo Oi« Bodetor wbon uktnt for booklet. pected to further co-operation be YOUR HOME ROCK WOOL general, internal auditor’s office of Sisters of Char and Sister Louise, DePauI hospital, St. Louis, Mo. tween Allied and German author ity hospitals, Mt. St. Joseph, O.; Sister Helen Re Waterproofed . . . Pneumatically Irutalled ities. In the Catholic field, relations Declared Doctor 75 Years Ago FURMTTRE CLEAlVmG COOLER IN SUMMER— WARMER IN WINTER between American and German officials are said to be entirely AND N O D E PO SIT satisfactory. Flr»| Payment It has been noted that American Redemptorists Will Honor RUG SHAMPOOING Later R. H. Kimball Co. authorities often experience dif If Deaired 419 Midland ficulty in filling vacancies in the AUTO UPHOLSTERY CLEANING ASK FOR FREE KE. 5236 field of religious affsirs. Ameri TO PETE PTI IT BOOK Saving! Bldg. fiTtalnf* TA. 83DO can Catholics who have a good St. Alphonsus on Aug. 2 WalUto^Wall Carpet Cleaning knowledge of German and would be willing to apply for these posi moth proofed (St. Joseph’s Redemptorist Monday at 8:30 p.m. in the parish tions could perform valuable serv Parish, Denver) haU. SICOED OEIOT and insured Termite Swarmers ices. (OFTEN CONFUSED WITH "FI.tlN O ANTS") In the British zone Monsignor Friday, Aug. 2, the Feast of MaeCRACKEN St. Alphonsus Mary Liguori, Novena Services Soeccneri ta Vandars«.l Are usually a sign that .worker termites are nearby Richard L. Smith, well-known (Sacred Heart Pariah, Denver) British playwright, is in charge of founder of the Redemptorist con Tuesday Evening 737 LINCOLN doing costly damage to the understructure of your gregation, marks the 76th anni The PTA room mothers are the administration of Catholic af Perpetual Help novena services property. fairs. Prefect Robert Holweck, a versary of the saint as a Doctor sponsoring a picnic for the parish of the Church. A Solemn Mass will and monthly renewal of the act of school PTA, to be held at City park DON’T TAKE CHANCES— Catholic who served formerly as governor of the Province of Poi be offered in his honor at 7 o’clock. consecration will be held Tuesday A-ug. 18. Guests at the picnic will FIND OUT NOW I Baiora Bnying a Hona atk Members o f the Confraternity of (or a fraa Tcnainiz Impac- tiers, France, is head of the De at 3 and 7:30 p.m. bring their own lunches and cold Our Mother o f Perpetual Help may Specializing in Quality Plumbing and PH O N E FOR tion. * partment o f Internal and Reli drinks, and refreshments will be SP. 4673 gain a plena^ indulgence on the A meeting o f the PTA will be Tarmlnix Ininlatlan adda to gious Affairs in the French zone. served free at the park. Those who Heating Repairs free Expert Jntpection tiia Taloa of ony homo. A professor of philosophy, he was feast, as he is patron o f the con held after the novena devotions wish to make reservations should TERMINIX la tha world's active in the French resistance fraternity. at 8:16 in the hall. call either the rectory, MAin 2402, Colorado Terminix Go. laimt and fhunelal^ (ha movement during the war and was Since Friday is also the first The Rev. Frederick Dillenbeck, or Mrs. Peter Hotra, MAin 3041. •tronsMt In UrmlU eoatroL All reservations should be in by 24 E. ALAMEDA, DENVER once jailed by the Gestapo. Friday o f the month. Confessions C.SS.R., is making his annual re SLATTERY & COMPANY will be heard Thursday afternoon Friday, Aug. 16. G. K. Chesterton’s Home from 4:30 to 5:30 and in the eve treat at the seminary at The Sacred Heart league will re PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS ning from 7 :30 to 8:30 p.m. Masses Oconomowoc, Wis. His brother ceive Holy Communion in the 8 To House Convert Clergy on Friday will be at 6 and 7 is a seminarian there. The Rev. o’clock Mass the first Friday of 1726 MARKET STREET Christian Darley, C.SS.R., o f Kan o’clock, with Benediction after the the month. Confes-sions will be JOHN J. CONNOR, Preddent PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 London. — Purchase o f Top 7 o’clock Mass. sas City, Mo., former pastor, is heard as usual Thursday afternoon Meadow, Beaconsiield, Bucking visiting in Denver. The Rev. John Members of the Sodality of and evening. There will be devo hamshire, the home of the late Girse of St. Peter, Mo., returned Mary are invited to receive Holy tions for the perpetual novena in convert author Gilbert K. Chester to his parish, well pleased with the Communion in the 8:30 Mass next honor o f the Sacred Heart Friday ton, by the Converts’ Aid society, Denver climate and hospitality. Sunday. evening at 7:30. as a temporary hostel for con The Rev. Carl Schwartz, C.SS.R., verted Protestant clergymen has The games party will be held is to take over the chaplain work Sunday is the Communion day Yested COAL been practically completed. Cardi at St. Mary’s hospital in Grand for the boys’ and girls’ school so nal Griffin, Archbishop o f West Junction in the absence of the dality in the 9 o’clock Mass. Get Todayss Prices How glad Ton’ll be yonr eoal minster, said at a meeting o f the chaplain. The Rev. Robert Kreut- bin is filled for the winter, if FAVOR RECEIVED group. Novella to Patron zer, C.SS.R., returned to Denver On Your coal prices soar, and yon got The clergymen will stay at Top after visiting his invalid mother. A reader of the Register wishes yours for today’s economy Meadow during the diflScult in to express thanks for a favor re Winter Supplies Altar workers for August are II t terval between leaving their own Mrs. L. Cochrane and Mrs. E ceived after devotion to St. Fran prices TAbor 1393 1721 Lawrence Church and taking the next step. Shull; vigil light workers, Mrs, ces Xavier Cabrini and the Sacred WADGE . . . Begins Aug. 2 at Kammer______and Mrs. Sullivan. Heart of Jesus. PINNACLE . . . PHONE— Edwin R. Clayton and other good grades 17V A A K lf SANDING AND Plbg. & Htg. Co. r Ed w n refinishing St. Pkiloinenas Moral Certitude Required NOTHING DOWN. . . 1618 LAFA YETTE ST. and little as 05 a FREE ESTIMATES - EXPERT WORKMANSHIP MAin DENVER. COLORADO month payments! CERNICH Floor Sanding & Refinishing^Co. M A. 2310 (St. Philomena’t Pariah, Denver) S45.5 S. SHERMAN SP. *^52 R«a. Phan. — EA.t (2S8 The annual novena to S t Philo- For Making Act of Faith F l l COAL 1 mena will begin Friday, Aug. 2, 5335 at 7:45 p.m. The feast day will be Stove and Furnace Although this relative moral Elk . . . NOW! celebrated Sunday, Aug. 11. By R ev. J o h n B. E bel «o. Fred Mills has been honorably It is a natural consequence of the certitude is sufficient for true and 3635 Blake St., Denver Parts Still Available discharged from the U. S. navy. reasonable faith, since it excludes -D on’t Wait He was stationed in the Pacific way in which the words “ faith" all prudent doubt at least for the theater. P v t Bill Flynn recently and “ reason” are so often used present for a particular class of RfUPHOLSTER GEO. A. PULLEN spent a three-week furlough with as mutually exclusive terms that people, it is not, of course, the best Fer Ughtina Astana his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. some people come to think that foundation for faith. Even children that combin. .aperUtiT. Stove & Fnrnaee Flynn. After reporting to his base there is no reason in faith. A ^ a should be given motives of faith, sasM beauty and gcnahi. won- Rebuilt and Repair Company in California, he will be sent to matter of fact, there could be no accommodated to their reason, .my. Inspect oar dlaplaya. ISU Lawroic. StrMt Hawaii. faith without reason; and all true- which will give them absolute Hanh Light Is Let 0. make a UghtlBa Re-Upholstered rABOR U2I DENVER COLO. faith— faith that is not merely ary moral certitude. .Such motives as Waste O f M oney efficiency test af year Mrs. Raymond Ryan blind credulity— must be based on the Resurrection of Christ, the horn, today. LOS ANGELES, CALIF. — 2 Pieces $ 7 5 and up Returns From Trip evidence found by the reason. marvelous spread of Christianity Garden Furniture and Pertolaa Bdade to Order Bacon & Schramm For true faith mental certitude during the early ages, and many M ott doctors agree that harsh, an- Mrs. Raymond Ryan has re Phono is required, certitude that is known others, can be proposed to children th'ielded and anddiuted artificial COLOR.4DO UPHOLSTERED CORIPOSmON ROOFING turned from a two-month visit to as moral certitude. This certitude in terms that Uiey will understand light can be seriously haiinful to H. G. REID Washington, D.C., where her FURMTURE CO. TILE ROOFING must be brought to the mind by the and will give them absolute certi the eyesight. Modern light fixtures GL 2304 daughter, Mrs. Montgomery, lives. ELECTRICAL CO. ZIST-S* ICTH ST. ROOF REPAIRING motives of faith before a true act tude. Then, as they grow up and deliver light that eases eye-strain, Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery became of fait! can be made. It is called become more educated, these ELECTRICAL CON 4020 Brighton Blvd. CH. 6563 the parents of a girl June 28. The thanks to scientific development in moral certitude because it is found TRACTING — REPAIR. infant has been named Carol Jean. motives of faith will remain the the lighting iield.______ING AND FIXTURES ed upon human testimony and ar The sodality of the B.V.M. met same, although their understand guments of the moral order, and ing and appreciation of them •will July 30. Father Forrest Allen, an M/4in 2303 presupposes certain moral dispo grow and deepen along with their Gee Bee Electric ex-chaplain in the arrpy air forces, sitions in the subject. It is general education. 329 14th St. spoke to the members about his true certitude, nevertheless, which ex Radios and Appliances experiences in the PTO. He was So there is no such thing as cludes all prudent doubt, and it Salet & Service stationed at Guam, Iwo Jima, and “ blind” faitn. I f faith is really is not mere probability. Even the Tinian. ffl “ blind,” it is no longer faith, but WORK GUARANTEED greatest probability is not sufficient In the soap box derby, Fred Zook merely a credulous acceptance of 251 Broadway PE. 4596 for belief; at least moral certitude of this parish reached the semi things without sufficient reason. is required. finals. Victor Vilquain and Dick All true faith is wedded to reason, Faltenmier also entered their It is true that among the argu with reason as the foundation of racers in the annual contest ments given for proving the truth faitH. As a matter of fact, the ASSOCIATED Engagement Announced of revelation, some are found that, certitude re tire d for faith and Mrs. Elsie Condon Lorenz has taken alone and in themselves, M ief in religion is much greater announced the engagement of her would prove only the probability of than the certitude upon which we DECORATORS daughter, Elsie Jane, to Earl H. revelation. But even from several base most of our daily actions. Terry, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E, arguments which in themselves When we eat our meals, for ex Terry of Denver. Miss Lorenz at prove only probability we can be ample, we have faith in all the Decorators tended Denver university, where brought to certitude, especially people who have handled the food, THE SCHAEFER she was a member of Theta Phi when these arguments, all different trusting that they have cared for it Alpha. Mr. Terry is a veteran and in themselves, and taken from dif and prepared it so that it is health & Painters is now studying at Denver uni ferent spheres, point to the truth ful. , COMMERCIAL — SPRAT versity. of one particular fact. The man who reads his news \ I paper accepts as true what is TENT AND AWNING GO Jack J. Ward. Sapt. Mrs. F. H. Hamilton of Washing But there ^re different kinds of ton is visiting her parents, Mr. and moral certitude, too. There is, first printed there, although his only 1541 Arapahoe S t Raxel Cl. PE . 6454155 Mrs. David Nevans. o f all, absolute moral certitude, proofs for its truth are that at which is founded on motives and least part of the time it is true, School for Rural Life reasons so strong that they exclude and that some man or men say that HEADQUARTERS FOR doubt even in the most brilliant it is true. Even the physicist and QUALITY PAINTS, Scheduled in Indiana intellects. This is the certitude chemist in their laboratories accept that we are brought to by the scien many physical and chemical ENAMEL AND phenomena on evidence which Rensselaer, Ind.— A "school of tific study of our religion. But VARNISHES GUARANTEED WATERPRDDFING there is another kind of moral would be insufficient for the mak- I'i rural living’’ will be held here at S t Joseph’s c o lle t Aug. 26-28, certitude, too, known as relative a act of religious faith. We waterproof against Pressure Riusements, Dams, Bishop John G. Bennett o f La morsl certitude, which some classes But when we beiiflfre in God and Fayette has announced. The ses of people, such as children and what He has revealed, we must Thoms Tunnels, Tanks — Other Concrete and Masonry Stmetores sions will be under the direction uneducated adults, are brought to have motives and reasons so solid of the Rev. Harold Diller, C.PP.S., by motives which would still leave for our bdllef that th'ey exclude all Free Inspection and Cost EsHiiiata of Chickasaw, 0., and will fea some doubt in the minds of the prudent fear of doubt. Any certi ture a number o f rural life ex- more learned. Motives upon which tude less than this is not enough perte, ingluding Monsignor Luigi relative moral certitude may be for true faith, although it is ac Linoleum Studio Ligutti, Thomas M. Kelly o f the established are such things as the cepted as fully sufficient for LAUREIN BCRT, Inc. U. S. Department of Agriculture, authority and word of parents, most of his actions by the man who 1438 Court ^ace MA 2288 PH. CHERRY 4548 3254 WALNUT ST. DENVER and the Rev. Joseph Urbain of which children accept as true and inconsistently looks upon religious MillvWe, 0. make the foundation of'their faith. faith as divorced from reason. L.; Rea. Waltar Ganaaan, A Good Movie have not been the only offenders, who work for the living without of course, although the percentage thought or volition. the other powers agree. Such laws J.CJO., LlttD .{ Raa. Edward A. Breen, M.A., LittD.t Rat. Frandi The Green Year§ is a movie that can now be rejected only by unani of silly froth has m n higher in The early Christians and the Byrianer, U.A.; Llnoe Riordan, A.B., LittM .; Ret. Jamea B. Hamblin, Catholics wiU love and that also them. Popular “ slicks” geared to mous vote of the control council. M.A.: Rev. John Ebef, M.A.; Rev. Robert Rekeisen, M.A. reaches the peak in entertainment the same reader mentality have modem ones are aware of the eco In yi«tv o f the attitude of the valne. been alm