Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations [contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1953— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Office Gives Needy First Articles Otherwise Marked, Given A fter 12 M. Friday, Following Issue APPEAL JAN. 17 IS OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL TO ASSIST
T o families and individuals be Denver Archdiocese is becoming facilities o f the office are tabu In its social service department The obstetrical clinic at Ave set by complex problems in a more and more a "social first aid lated in the 26th annual Catholic the clinic received 4,803 appli Maria, always a major service, ar largely indifferent world, the station." Charities report, covering the year cations for assistance. In July, ranged for the hospitalization of Catholic Charities office of the The increased demands on the 1952. Sorte of the increasu, ac lSl52, the general practice clinic 301 patients in 1952. Since the cording to the report, "was due was organized at the Ave Maria Ave Maria Clinic was opened in + + to more requests for employment center. Under its procedure in 1935, there have been 3,301 ob REGISTER at)d for the placement of chil terns from Denver hospitals gain stetrical patients admitted to the dren and the adoption of chil valuable training under the super Denver Catholic hospitals. [Fig dren." vision of experienced doctors. ures for 1953 not yet available.] VOL XLIX. No. 22. THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1954 DENVER, COLORADO Central Office, Clinic To Benefit From Appeal The Charities office and the Ave Maria Clinic, a charitable in stitution that' provides medical, 1st Unit of New Headquarters dental, and hospital care for those unable to pay, will benefit from the annual Charities collection to be held Sunday, Jan. 17, through out the Denver Archdiocese. TTie Franciscan Nuns Dedicated increased work load of the two offices makes necessary a gen erous response to the collection. 'In his foreword to the 1952 Archbishop Blesses report Archbishop Urban J. Vehr said he was "deeply grateful to o u r self-sacrificing volunteer Catholic men and women, who Marycrest Building carry such a considerable portion of the burden, and to the staff at Catholic Charities for their loyal and devoted service." On N. Federal Blvd. He noted that the St. Vincent A three-story classroom and dormitory building, the de Paul Society, through its 22 first unit of extensive headquarters proposed for the parish conferences, assisted 629 Sacred Heart Province of the Sisters of St. Francis of families, an increase of 152 over Penance and Christian Charity at 5200 N. Federal Boule the preceding year; and that the vard, Denver, was blessed Jan. 7 by Archbishop Urban J. Ave Maria Clinic arranged for Vehr. l l A m a l o c c r f l l l r l r o n ^uch as the two shown here are major 748 hospitalizations in three Mass, celebrated by Archbishop Vehr in the convent nUlI1ClCa> \illllUICII recipients of the services of the central Catholic hospitals. "Through the chapel of the Marycrest Provincial mother-house, located office of the Catholic Charities in the Archdiocese of Denver. An displaced persons program," he appeal in the archdioce.se this Sunday, Jan. 17, will give everyone just across the boulevard from the Regis College campus, an opportunity to practice Christian charity, a distinguishing mark remarked, "954 individuals in preceded the blessing. 251 family units were given ref o f the disciples of Jesus Christ, by contributing to the Catholic The $100,000 structure, of buff Father Banigan Charities collection. uge and security." brick and reinforced concrete, was completed in October, approxi To Go to Korea Archbishop’s Engagements 1,459 Applications , mately one year after the initial For Assistance excavation was begun. Since Oc Applications for assistance at tober it has provided living quar Corporate Communion ters for professed sisters, novices, Charities rose in 1952 to 1,459, and postulants in the growing- and in one phase o f its work, find community, and classroom space For Men in 4 Cities ing employment, the organization for college courses conducted for \ was able to secure jobs for 44 the aspirants. Children of Guar dian Angels’ Parish also receive Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will Friday, Jan. 22, Loveland, Fif more persons than in 1951. A attend men’s Mass and corporate tieth Anniversary of St. John’s beth’s; Louis Mattione, dean of Regis College catechism instructions there in total o f 233 positions was found at the (behind Father Joyce); and Forrest Allen, pas Communion observances in four Church, assist at Mass, 10:30 Marycrest Dedication to the classes conducted by the novices cities of the Archdiocese of Den a.m. for deserving persons. tor of Holy Family Parish; Archbishop Vehr, under the supervision of Mother new building of the Franciscan Sisters at Mary and the Rev. Berard Giblin, O.F.M., assistant of ver, according to a list of his Confirmation at 4 p.m. In 1952, 182 children received Mary Esther. crest, 52nd and North Federal Boulevard, Den St. Elizabeth’s. engagements announced this Sunday, Jan. 24, Regis College, ver, are Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, local clergy, Dimensions of this first unit, care in foster boarding homes. Immediately to the right of Father Giblin is which is to be only a small part week. Mass and Breakfast for the and members of the Franciscan community. In addition to Denver, where All in all, the Charities depart Mother Elma, Superior Provincial of the order’s of the entire provincial house, are Retreat Guild. In the picture are, left to right. Fathers Leon Bishop Mark Carroll of Wichita ments cared for more than 1,000 Midwest (Sacred Heart) Province, and between 40 feet hy 60 feet. All the first Monday, Jan. 25, Blessed Sacra ard Redelberger, pastor of Guardian Angels’ Par them is Sister Lenore, her secretary.— (Photo by will be the speaker at the men’s ment Church, Men’s PTA children throughout 1952. floor is devoted to classroom ish; Fabian Joyce, O.F.M., pastor of St. Eliza Smyth) space and will also include a li Communion breakfast March 28, meeting. The 131 children placed with the cities are Brighton, Jan. 31; brary for community use. Tuesday, Jan. 26, Brown Palace adoptive parents in 1952 com Fort Collins, March 7; and Colo Hotel, Dinner of Doctors’ The second floor of the build rado Springs, .'tpril 4. Guild, 6:30 p.m. prise the largest number of adop ing furnishes individual cells for The list of engagements fol Sunday, Jan. 31, Brighton, Mass tions the Charities have made in Loveland Parish Given Blessing 10 of the professed sisters resid ing at the mother-house, and on lows: and Men’s Communion, 8 a.m. a single year. This number brings Confirmation at 3 p.m. the third floor there are dormi the total of Charities’ adoptions Monday, Feb. 1, Loretto Heights, tory quarters for the novitiate. Requiem Jan. 14 Advisory Meeting, 6:30 p.m. in 25 years to 1,326 children. A finished basement provides for Jubilee storage space as well as tempo Sunday, Feb. 7, S t Thomas’ The number of families apply Of Pius XII for Church Seminary, Deaconship Ordina rary quarters for visiting sisters. The Rev. (Capt.) Robert ing for adoption increased sharp Archbishop Vehr will preside Hewlett, famed pioneer priest For Bishop Tihen tion, 8:15 a.m. Pius’ XII lias co'nferred A. Banigan, in the army ly as the Catholic Charities re at the Solemn Mass o f Thanks and Catholic historian. Ap Cathedral, Boy Scout Investi his Apostolic Blessing on the Province Established in 1939 chaplains’ corp, will leave Den Bishop John Henry Tihen, giving that will be celebrated at pointed on Nov. 1, 1909, he ture, 4 p.m. ceived 171 applications in the Completion of this unit is an ver Jan. 24 for California, from whose years as Bishop o f Denver parishioners of St. John the 10:30 by the Rev. Francis J. built a rectory, put a gallery in Sunday. Feb. 14, Boulder, St. past year. other major advance for this where he will embark for Yoko (1917-1931) were marked by the Evangelist’s Church in Love Kappes, pastor. Bishop Newell the church, and decorated the Thomas Aquinas’ Church, branch of the followers of the hama, Japan, and Korea. Father construction o f the main building In 1952 the Ave Maria Clinic will be present in the sanctuary. interior of the building. He like Students’ Mass, 9 a.m., and land on the occasion of the Poverello of Assisi in working for Banigan, who served as a chap o f St. Thomas’ Seminary, the completed 17 years of service. Its wise paid the debt. Breakfast golden jubilee o f the founding Chaplains to the Archbishop the Church. It represents the sec lain also in World War II, re founding of the Register, Na clients included the acutely ill of the parish. will be the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Father Kappes was appointed ond major addition to convent fa entered the service July 24, 1953, tional Edition, and the Catholic Friday, March 5, Holy Ghost Church, Mass, 12 o’clock mid and chronically ill, the neglected Gregory Smith, pastor of St. in charge o f the parish in Octo cilities since the Sacred Heart with 5,610th Army Service Unit Charities Office, is being com The 50th ennivertary >*ill night, Nocturnal Adoration Francis de Sales, Denver, and ber of 1944. He has enlarged and Province was established in Den at Fitzsimons Hospital, Denver, memorated by a Solemn Pontifi child, the unmarried mother, and be ob»er»ed on Friday, Jan. Society. the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph remodeled the rectory and im ver in 1939. for a three-year duty tour. cal Mass of Requiem Thursday, the transient. A total of 4,600 pa 22, and the coramemoratiTe Sunday, March 7, Fort Collins, O’Heron, pastor o f St. Louis’, proved and renovated the church. Both the Marycrest Provincial The Denver archdiocesan priest Jan. 14, in the Cathedral at 10 tients were helped at the clinic ceremonies will be attended by He also erected a parish hall St. Joseph’s Church, Men’s two members of the Hierarchy, Englewood. Hou.se and that of Mt. Alverno is on the customary one-month o ’clock. Communion Mass and Break in the year. Two thousand two The other officers of the Mass from a barracks building. Sierra Madre, Calif., are divisions leave before reassignment. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr is Archbishop .Urban J. Vehr of fast. 8 a.m. hundred sixty-four of these were are: Deacon, the Rev. Robert The Loveland parish now in of the first central United States The pastor of St. Mary’s Par celebrant of the Anniversary Denver and Bishop Hubert M. cludes some 250 families, and is Confirmation, 3 p.m. children. Newell of Cheyenne. Hoffman o f Greeley; subdeacon,^ provincialate at Stella Niagara, ish in Aspen from June, 1947, to Mass to observe^ the passing of Thursday, March 11, St. Philo- the Rev. Thomas McMahon of steadily growing. N. Y., and were set up to care for July, 1953, Father Banigan 14 years since Bishop Tihen’s mena’s Church, Confirmation, Fort Collins; and masters of cere + + + a coast-to-coast n et w o r k of served with the 96th Infantry death. 7:30 p.m. monies, the Rev. Francis Syri- schools, hospitals, and missions. Division in World War II in Thursday, March 25, Shirley-Sa- Msgr. Bosetti's Condition aney and Clement DeWall, a stu The first building occupied by both the Southern Philippines voy Hotel, Annual Meeting of dent at St. Thomas’ Seminary. the sisters in Denver is the gray and on Okinawa. With the ini t h e Catholic Parent-Teacher The sermon will be given by stucco home at 5200 Federal Boul tial landing; force on Okinawa League. Better But Still Serious the Rev. John B. Ebel, city edi evard, situated on 20 acres of land April 1, 1945, he received a Sunday, March 28,’ Cathedral, The condition of the Rt. and is almost completely par tor of the Denver Catholic Regis just back o f the boulevard. Since battlefield promotion to the rank ■Men’s Corporate Communion Rev. Monsignor Joseph Bosetti, alyzed as a result of the stroke ter. the aquisition in 1951 of the of captain. Mass and Breakfast, 8 a.m.; Vicar General of the archdio he suffered Jan. 1. Music for the Mass will be James Painter home and its five Born in Grace, Ida., Jan. 14, Bishop Mark Carroll of Wich acres of land at 5280 Federal cese, has remained substan Doctors are amazed aU his furnished by St. John’s Parish 1916, he attended St. Mary’s ita, speaker. Boulevard, the original convent tially unchanged through the survival in the face of the ^hoir under the direction of Mrs. Grade School, Colorado Springs; Sunday, April • 4, Colorado has served as a novitiate and past week. severe stroke but attribute it 'Victor Gerber. Cathedral High School, Denver; Springs, S t Mary’s Church, houses the main chapel. The St. Joseph’s Hospital author to the robust constitution that The Rev. Frederick McCallin, and St. Thomas’ Seminary, Den Men’s Corporate Communion pastor of St. Mary’s, Littleton, Painter home is now primarily ities report that doctors are the famed priest has always ver. Mass and Breakfast, 8 a.m. will be the toastmaster at the use for the administration of the now feeding him a little enjoyed. Death, which threat After his ordination by Arch Confirmation, 4 p.m. dinner that will follow the Mass. province’s activities. through a tube in the throat ened to write finis to the ex bishop Urban J. Vehr in 1941, Monday, April 5, Colorado In the afternoon at 3 o’clock Further construction on the in addition to intravenous traordinary career of Denver’s Father Banigan served as assis Springs, Our Lady of Guada Archbishop Vehr will confer the proposed headquarters will include feedings. The Monsignor is priest-musician last week, is tant pastor in Annunciation lupe Church, Confirmation, sacrament of Confirmation. attractive convent and novitiate 7 :30 p.m. confined in an oxygen tent still feared. Parish, Leadville. He received his The present brick church was units and a largre chapel. Build first army commission in June, erected in 1903 by the Rev. G. ing will be continued as the needs 1944, and after his disiharge Joseph Lajeunesse, Fort Collins of the expanding community de studied canon law at the Catholic Wth Annual All-Parochial Play Jan. 20 pastor. The original chapel was mand and as it can be financed. University in Washing;ton, D.C. sold. Mass was offered in the Mother Mary Elma is Provin Father Herbert Banigan, a new church on two Sundays a cial Superior of the Sacred Heart , ONE OF THE FINEST co-op- younger brother, is stationed as month by priests from Fort Col Province, which has about 150 sis jerative undertakings in the Den- ters engaged in teaching, hos assistant pastor in St. Catherine’s lins. Parish, Denver. Two sisters are ■ ver Catholic high schools will The first resident pa.stor of pital, and mission work in the members of the Sisters of Charity Loveland was the Rev. William J. Rev. Francis J. Kappes Archdioceses of Denver and Oma mark its 10th anniversary this of Cincinnati. 'year. Wednesday. Jan. 20, will ha, and the Dioceses of Grand Is Isee the production of the 10th land, Bismarck, and Rapid City. annual All Parochial play. There are, in addition, eight nov New Craig Parish Rectory ices and seven postulants. In $1,000 for Burse ! This year’s production, a twin Denver the sisters teach in St. Biihop Tihen presentation, will feature out standing dramatic and entertain W ill Be Dedicated Jan. 17 Elizabeth’s School. Of St. Mary's in Acting as assistant priest in ment talent from nine Catholic The Sisters of St. Francis of will celebrate the occasion fol the Mass is the Rt. Rev. Mon- high schools. Some 60 boys and The only parish in the Arch Penance and Christian Charity eignor William Higgins, pastor of girls from St. Joseph’s, St. Fran diocese o f Denver that has not lowing Benediction of the are a community founded in Hol- Colorado Springs St. Philomena’s Parish. The cis’, Cathedral, Mullen, Mt. Car had a rectory will remedy that Blessed Sacrament in the af iand more than 100 years ago, in situation this Sunday, Jan. 17, ternoon. an age of frequent persecutions. deacons of honor are the Rt. mel, Regis, St. Mary’s, Annunci St. Mary’s Parish, Colorado when a new pastoral residence The Craig parish was as The congregation branched out to Rev. Monsignors John R. Mulroy ation, and Holy Family High Springs, added $1,000 to its own of the Catholic Charities, and Schools will participate. wiil be blessed in St. Michael’s sisted in building its rectory the U. S. about 80 years ago, and Parish, Craig. priesthood burse in the past Joseph O’Heron of Englewood. For the 10th year in a row, the by funds received in the cam is directed by the Generalate in Heythuysen, Roermond, Holland. week. Besides the general arch The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Harold Rev. Donald McMahon, pastor of Built with considerable vol paign held last May for the diocesan funds — such as the Archbishop’s Fund for the sem The sisters also maintain houses Campbell, pastor of Blessed Christ the King Parish, Ever unteer labor that reduced its current Guardian Angels’ Burse inary and needy missions of the in South America, Java, Poland, Sacrament Parish, Denver, is green, who began the annual cost by almost one-third, the — many individual parishes col and Germany, and in Rome. deacon of the Mass, and the Rt. plays while assistant in Annunci new seven-room, brick veneer archdiocese. lect their own burses to assist Rev. Monsignor Gregory Smith, ation Parish, Denver, is both house was begun last summer. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr in the pastor of St. Francis de Sales’, writing and directing the original It stands beside the church on education of his future priests. lubdeacon. productions. the north side and is valued Asarlcs n Ssbassy The Guardian Angels’ Burse The Very Rev. Monsignor Ber at $25,000. * * • was the recipient of $35 in the nard Cullen, Assistant Chancel I 4-6S7 lor, is master of ceremonies. A THIS YEAR’S twin production Officiating at the blessing past week to bring its total to choir o f priests under the direc will feature a one-act play deal will be the Rev. D. A. Lemieux $6,585.25. Donors were M. B., tion of the Rev. Richard Hiester ing with the theme of religious of St. Catherine’s Parish, Den Denver, who gave $10, and N. provides the music for the Mass. vocations. Entitled The Sign ver, who recently announced N., Colorado Springs, $25. Bishop Tihen, the third Or Contradicted, it will include a $1,000 gift to the M offat The League of the Sacred dinary of the then Diocese of scenes from the early lives of County parish. He will be as Mo»t Rev. Uriau Vein-, ' Heart of St. Francis de Sales’ Denver, was born July 14, 1861, Bishop Joseph P. Machebeuf, sisted by the, Craig pastor, the Parish, Denver, added $5 to the Rev. Robert Syrianey, who in Oldenburg, Ind. His childhood first Bishop of Denver, and of St, In parish burse. formerly was his assistant in was spent on a farm near Jeffer- Jean Mane Vianney, the re The practice by which the in H Bon City, Mo., and he studied at nowned Cure d’Ajs. \ Denver. dividual parishes build up their St. Ben^iePs College, Atchison, The unusual play, written Father Lemieux will also P
(O u r Lady of Lourdes Parish, that will house a log record hook Club, at the Tally of the men next D en ver) which visitors of the shrine Tuesday night will strive to re Under the leadership of may enter their names. organize the spiritual wing o f the Church Inquiry the Rocks of Lourdes Club In connection with this work Rocks in an attempt to strength ,he whole parish will be asked en the numbers at regular Com One thousand handbills inviting the occupants to at* men, the entire parish- to donate plants, bushes,‘flow ers, munion Sunday at Lourdes. A tend Catholic instruction classes at St. Francis de Sales' men, women, and children— and trees for the landscaping of definite committee will be the parish grounds. Another formed to publicize the date and Parish, Denver, were distributed Jan. 9 to homes within will be called upon to con the parish boundaries. solidate their efforts to Jbeautify group of men and women will be time of the Communion Sunday appointed to transplant the gifts.' and to form a Communion break Our Lady o f Lourdes Parish Four seventh-grade boys, tinder the direction of Fa Each wayside shrine must be fast once each month in the Cen grounds and church. The great ther Robert V. Nevans, assistant carefully landscaped in keeping ter House Hall. Mr. McCurdy project which is being made in at St. Francis’, sacrificed their with* the contours o f the parish announced that a special enter honor of the Marian Year will get Saturday morning to pass out The Denver Catholic tainment will be given at each under way Sunday when special grounds. the leaflets. The young apostles meeting. At the men’.s rally are Raymond Schramm, Stephen Register .sermons at all ■ the Masses will Circle Gives next Tuesday, Judge Oyler will be given in an effort to consoli Vestibule Stotue Grand, Fred Martin, and Tom Published Weekly by the perform his magic act. Final McKelvey, all students in St. Catholic Press Society, Iric.. date the forces of all parishioners A section of the Altar Society, plans for the annual Mardi TJras Francis’ Grade School. 938 Bannock Street, Denver. at Lourde.s. Mother Cabrini's Circle, under will be taken up at the meeting. A huge rally of the men of The handbill distribution at Colo. the leadership o f Mrs. Fenneley Another group will get busy in St. Francis’ is part o f the cur Subscription: the parish under the direction las already made a contribution S8.00 P er arranging for the annual St. Pat rent city-wide advertising pro Year Sold in combination with o f the Rocks o f Lourdes Club in the beautification program of rick’s Day dinner and dance. gram instituted by Father Jo The Register, National Edi will be held in the parish hall on the church. Through their efforts Tuesday evening, Jan. 19, at seph O’Malley, St. Philomena’s tion. in Archdiocese of Den enough money was secured to ver. 7:30 p.m. All men of the parish buy, from Deprato in Chicago, Parish, and Father Nevans to | publicize the weekly classes held ; will be urged to attend this spe a beautiful Holy Family statue. Entered as Second Class in 28 Denver parishes. Matter at the Post Office cial important meeting. Each This beautiful display will be Knights' Charity Denver, Colo. man attending will be given an placed in the vestibule of 121 Requests Received ' active position to help in the the Church. The statue will be appearing in the twin pro Third row, Wilma Bindel, Shirley Fiori. Peggj’ The requests received for the manifold projects for the beauti placed on narrow brick founda Is Featured ipTHe large cast ductions of the All Paro McLaughlin, Loretta Young, Sylvia Swanke, Do instruction-by-mail course in fication of his parish. tion that will afford space for the chial play this year is shown above. They repre lores Isaacson, Rosalie Slattery, and Kathy Joyce; Catholicity totaled 121 by Tuesday nighT men will be ap planting of indoor plants and sent students from nine parochial high schools, in fourth row, Kathy Jones, Connie Trejo, Mary San Wednesday, Jan. 13. This course pointed in groups and assigned chez, Barbara Tellington, Jeanette Ward, Ursula was offered, with an invitation flowers. Another group of men cluding St. Joseph’s, Cathedral, St. Francis', Holy 7 (J Y l c k H i e d a particular duty to perform. Yonker, Pat Burke, and Chery Cerie; fifth row, will construct the foundation National Column Family, Regis, St. Mary's, Mullen, Annunciation, to attend convert classes, in ad Mimi Corish, Loretta Chavez, Ed Puran, Tom Mur- Many projects will be .started at structure for the Holy Family A charitable project carried vertisements run in two Denver and Mount Carmel. nan, Dick Purcell, Kenny Rozmiarek, Pat "rraynor, the same time. Among the many statue. on by the Knights of Columbus dailies and the Denver Catholic RELIGIOUS ARTICLES projects for the beautification In the front row, left to right, are Pat Patter and Carol Rossmiller; On Sunday, Jan. 24, in con Denver Council 539 has gained Register. program are: 1) The making son, Margie McCabe, .Marilyn Nelson, the Rev. Sixth row, Albert Rotolo, Neal Myers, Ber nection with the above pro nation-wide attention through an Father Nevans announced that CHURCH SUPPLIES and erecting of seven wayside Donald McMahon, director;-Joan Gamel, Dorothy nard Stebenne, Jack Switzer, Jim Monson, Jack gram, the men of the parith article in the January issue o f letters will be mailed within the shrines in honor of Our Sorrow Eastman, Margaret McCarthy, and Georgia Kee Casey, Terry Haskins, and Jerry Deignan; sev next 10 days to those who asked will have a ipecial breakfatt the American Home magazine. nan; second row, Helen Rieger, Mary Friel, Kay CATHOLIC BOOKS ful Mother. These stations will enth row, George Theisen, Jim Casey, Larry Sen- for the mail course. Each letter in the Center House after the The article, in a feature col Glowes, Madonna Bischofberger, Denise Gerber, be made o f rustic wood in enberger, Ben Gutierrez, Frank Weith, Jerry wil be followed by an acknowl 8:30 Mast. A special speaker umn entitled “ Neighbors,” tells Arlene McLaughlin, Nancy Isenberg, and Marilyn or PRAYER BOOKS Swis.s-type shrine housing the of the help given by the kqights Lang, Ralph Lowder, Dan Kratz, and Joe Lucero. edgment from the Home Study will be invited. On the follow Thornton; — {Register photo by Warner) plaques depicting the seven sor- through their providing a port ing Sunday morning after the Course. row.s. The shrines will be illumi able respirator for a young non- + + + tUiU wJUnt ue 8:30 Matt members of the To date, requests for Catholic nated and will add to the ap Catholic polio victim, May Hoo Altar and Rosary Society will instructions have come chiefly pearance of the Lourdes Out ver, t i t S m I have a breakfatt in the Center from Colorado, but Nebraska, door Shrine. 2) A group of men The day before May’s gradu Wyoming, New Mexico, and House Hall. Tenth Annual will likewise take over the proj ation from Westminster High Washington also have been heard ect of landscaping the parking A special get-together party School, the article relates, Den from. area north of the church. 3) The for the parish sponsored by the ver’s knights sent her a portable Colorado towns, besides Den third group will be given the job “ Rocks” will be held at Glas- respirator so that she could sit All-Parochial ver, that have been represented of completing and beautifying siers’ Barn on Saturday, Jan. 23. in the high school’s auditorium are Walden, La Junta, Glenwood the Children's Outdoor Club The bam had been the early and receive her diploma with her Springs, Henderson, Oak Creek, classmates. camp area and the wayside shrine meeting place for members of Sanford, Grand Junction, and of St. Francis. This will include the parish in the early organiza "Aided by the respirator, Play Jan. 20 Artisia. which was to be hers for as long the project of erecting a flag tion days o f the new parish. Pa An interesting fact about the as she needed it, she regained (Contimied From Page One) pole in that area. 4) A fourth rishioners will be able to dance requests in the past week is that For almost half a century committee will he formed within or play cards at the bam for $1 enough use o f her hands to join claimed it as an outstanding ex members of the National the hospital’s [Colorado Gen periment in stage technique there were as many interested the Rocks o f Lourdes Club to per couple. Catholics as non-Catholics. Such Association of Catholic After the Christmas recess and erali ceramics class.” help the pastor in the manage members of the Church wished Publishers and Dealers in ment of the children's club with the children back in school, The article includes a picture SECOND HALF of the produc of Jack Denny and the late Jo either to “ brush up” on their own Church Goods have devoted Its duties will be to obtain the winter activities of the tion will be a one-act musical. seph Stein, both former grand knowledge of the faith or to re summer tent camp site in the Lourdes Outdoor Club will begin And Thin Makes Ten, celebrating themselves to the conscien knights of Council 539. It also view it with some non-Catholic mountains. It will repair all this week. Friday night the older the 10th anniversary of the All tious maintenance of the quotes the inscription on the friend or family member. , camping equipment owned by the group will hold its regular Parochial presentations. Some respirator, “ For all humanity, Numerous returns were re-1 highest standards in church weekly party dance in the hall. of the outstanding features of club. 5) Still another group of regardless of race or creed— ported from the ad printed in goods. men will be put to work on Harold McCurdy, new presi former presentations will be presented by the Knights of Co the Denver Catholic Register. erecting a replica qf the shrine dent of the Rocks of Lourdes encored, including songs written lumbus.” especially for the original pro The ad was evidently spread May Hoover is expected soon ductions. A professional orches- around by Catholics among non- to be well enough to return Itra will play Catholic friends. th. respirator to the knights,) featured in leading roles in Catholics as well as non-Cath who will then pass it on to an- ^„eation play will be Terry olics have lauded the correspond other paralysis victim. Haskins of Holy Family High as ence course. In many cases the C larke's MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY The American Home article the Cure d'Ars and Jim Monson applicants would have no other was written by Mildred McClel of Cathedral as Bishop Mache- way to learn about the Church. lan,, Melville. It also tells the beuf. The best dramatic talent Indicative o f comments made INSURANCE SINCE 1897 story of how the people and chil- participating schools has by correspondents are the fol Church. dren of Westminster bmlt a ^een rec^ruited for this play, lowing: dream home * for May to live i , . x a i From a girl in a small town in Gas-and Electrie Bldg. TA. 1393 I Singing, dancing, instrumental, 1Solving a Serious seminarian seeking ad The knights’ charity ~=r,;-.Jand entertainment stars will be' vice is Ed Duran, in the role of a spiritual the state: “ We don't have a Goods respira-i priest available all the time, and tor operates with batteries 1 re-.C- ^®atured in the All-Parochial j director in the play. The Sign Contradicted, part of the twin pro- qu*iring'from eight'to iV'^hours-promises an en-|duction in the All-Parochial play. Jerry Deignan is taking the I will be able to strengthen my "The W eil’s lyorgetl Church GERARD R. TeBOCKHORST, Aisociata knowledge;” recharging for^serviceservice f ro m'recollection of former part of the seminarian. The unusual play about religious vocations Goods .Supply House” And from a non-Catholic three to four hours, according to plays. A special effort is being will present .scenes from the early lives of Bishop Joseph P. Mache mother in Denver: “ I can now EdabliahnI 1902 • TAbor 1711 Mickey O'Donoghue, present made to encourage members of beuf, first Bishop of Denver, and St. Jean Marie Vianney.— take instructions without leaving grand knight. former All-Parochial casta to at (Register photo by Warner) list Trainont Plac* Denver t. CoU. tend the 10th anniversary pro- . the house.” duction. It is estimated that sev- A t AOuPy Ifl K entucky Television Program eral hundred “ alumni” o f the COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE p^erformances still live in the By Regis College on Denver area. Performance Jan. 20 Former Denver Youth W.R. New Broadcast Day For Sisters of City THE SISTERS of the city are Tha Ragit Collaga telaviiion program, Treasure Chest of invited to be guests at an after-! noon performance being pre Ordained as Trappisf Knowledge, has been set on a sented at 3:15 Wednesday, Jan. different day over station 20, for the benefit of grade Father M. Romanus, O.C.S.O. chestra. Assigned to the V.S.S. KBTV, Denver. The program, school students planning to at (Urban Ginn), a former member Rhode Island, he made a year f«r Optometrist presented every other week, tend. Because of the nature of of Blessed Sacrament Parish, long South American goodwill Appolntaent will now be seen on Thursday the vocation play it is expected Denver, was ordained by Arch tour. His honorable discharge Call evenings at 6:IS. that a good many grade school bishop John A. Floersch of Louis wa.s received in March, 194’6, On Thursday evening, Jan. pupils will take advantage of the ville, Ky.. at Our Lady of Geth- after three and one-half years of 230 Majattie Bldg. 14, the Rev. Lucius F. Cer nioderate prices for the special jsemani Trappist Abbey, Trap service. 16th Broadway vantes, S.J., will present showing. piste, Ky., on Dec. 21. another discussion of the topic, Assisting Father , McMahon He said his First Mass on Dec. h i l l i M H “What Is Communism?" The with details o f the production 22, and sane his First Solemn FORMERLY DENVER INDUSTRIAL BANK last presentation on this topic are the Rev. Robert Neevans and;Mass - on Sunday, Dec. 26, at the giving the philosophical gene the Rev. Frank Morfeld, business abbey, and was celebrant at Sol GEOKGE F. KOCK, Pf*iid«ntinf ^ sis and principles of Commu 5155 managers; the Rev. John Ayl- emn Benediction o f the Ble-ssed \ 1534 ClMornU St...... t. P.n,., Pn, 6 »adt i Phone MAin nism occasioned considerable ; Col 7 ward, publicity in the schools and Sacrament in the afternoon. mail response. costuming; the Rev. C. B. Wood- Father Romanus, the son o f Archbishop s Seminary The Rev. William B. Fah- rich, program and staging; the erty, S.J., is tha director of Rev. Edward Madden, details of Mrs. James B. Ginn and the late tha Regis College TV pro the grade school performance; Mr. Ginn, was born in Denver grams. and Joseph Keeley, staging. on Jan. 21, 1925. He is a grad uate of Holy Family Grade and High Schools. He enlisted in the Campaign Fund navy in October of 1942 after attending Regis College for one Thanksgiving Mass Said year. On May 19, 1946, he left to join the Cistercians of the Strict Observance, Trappists, at 'Tor the development of the Seminary and At St Anthony's Hospital Our Lady o f Gethsemani Mon astery. // A Mass of Thanksgiving was obstetricians and general prac Mrs. Ginn, who, with her fam new parishes in the Archdiocese of Denver. offered in the Chapel at St. tice staff. The monthly meeting ily, moved into Blessed Sacra Anthony’s iTospital, Denver, on of the obstetrical and gyneco ment parish at 20th and Fair Jan. 11 for the blessings which logical physicians then took fax in July of 1945, left in were bestowed upon the mater place with a case presentation December o f 1951 because of The success of the campaign depends upon the payment of to own the safest tires model nity department during this past by the obstetrical intern. Dr. R. poor health, and is now living in year and to ask God’s blessings Rember. Tucson, Anz. for the new year. The Mass was The departmental officers for Another son, C ^t. Regis Ginn your pledge celebrated by the Rev. Thomas 1954 are T. H. Foley, M.D., the " U S. Air Force, was dis-of NEW Barry o f Grand Lake. chairman: J. L. Ryan, M.D., vice charged in September o f 1953, Remember your promise to contribute The Catholic Hospital Associa chairman; and Fred O’Day, and is now living in Tucson with tion has suggested that each M.D., secretary. his wife, the former Miss Oie’ Make your payments regularly and promptly GENERAL Catholic Hospital have an annual Peters of Estonia, and their Mass of Thanksgiving for mater i daughter Linda. He is attending Accompany your payments with your account nity departments on or near the ft. Lefme Homed the University o f Arizona. Cap TIRES Feast of the Holy Family. A tain Ginn and Miss Peters were number breakfast followed for the married in London. As little at To Help in Parish Mrs. Theodore S. Cross (Mary Dolls and Doll Parts Rita Ginn) is the mother of two RELIGIOUe STATUES REPAIRED daughtem and makes her home in Of Precious Blood San Francisco. You are invited to share in the work of pro A.B.C. Doll Hospital Mrs. Merrick C. Marshall (Vir Mr. & Mrs. J. A. McCourt The Rev. Phillip LeFevre, ginia Ginn) of Overland, Mo., C.M.; ordained June 16, 1935, is the mother o f two children, a PER WEEK New Location viding for the growth of God's Church in our 6 :7 0 X 19 has been named assistant to the girl bom on Nov. 2, 1952, and 616 Downing MA. 7617 Most Precious Blood Parish, Den a son born one year later exactly Here’s your big ver. He was designated by the to the minute on Nov. 2, 1953. own home-area. Kindly send your share to opportunity to own COLORADO Provincial of the Western Prov Father Ginn disclaims having a set of famous ince o f the Congregation o f the “been born with'a vocation to the Trappists’ austgre life.” Dur General Tires. Get CONVALESCENT Missions, the 'Very Rev. James the Campaign Collection Office. Stakelum, C.M., and appointed ing his years ^of education in set now for months ^ HOME by Archbishop Urlwn J. Vehr. Denver parochial schools, except for viewing favorably the monas of safe, low-cost This is Father LeFevre’s first Reaionable Ratet tic life as exemplified by the mileage ahead. We’ll 51S Be. Le««a time in parish work. He has been PB Tl» Franciscans, he gave no thought pay big mone^ for the engaged in the teaching field to the possibility of a religious and spent some 12 years in street cancerous mileage vocation. ' '' left in ^our old tires. preaching work in the Archdio cese o f St. Louis. A career in music was his aim. Archbishop's Campaign Collection Office Come 10 today! Dr. G. J. He left college to further .his No stranger to Denver, Father musical ambitions, and later he Schaeuble LeFevre spent some time in St played the trumpet with profes Telephone Number: CHerry 6696 Thomas’ Seminary here and was sional orchestras in Colorado Oplomelri$t treasurer of the seminary. His and nearby states before enter Joe Kavanaugh, Inc. latest post was that of rector of 938 Bannock Street ' - i P. O. Box 2900 Specialist ing the navy. the Kansas City, Mo., Diocesan After enlisting in the Navy, 30 Years in Same Location * For Visual Minor Seminary. he made his training at Farra- Denver J, Colorado Locally Owned and Operated Eye Care He is moderator now o f the gut, Ida., and earned the rate 7th at Lincoln TA. 1261 Men’s Club o f the Moat Precious of musician, second class. He 638 Empire BUI«. KE. 5840 Blood Parish. also played in the Farragut or-
miS6 i l m m Thursday, January 14,1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THREE Archbishop Asks Priest-Chaplains of Scouts to Meet Pnests Debate Question AN IMPORTANT MEETING for all priest chaplains of Cath Regis College Panel AHto Support olic-sponsored cub packs and scout troops and lay leaders of these packs and troops will be held in St. Paul’s Chapel in the Evaluates McCarthy Polio Campaign basement of the Cathedral, Den ver, on Sunday afternoon, Jan. Support for the annual 24, at 3 o’clock. “All cubmasters, Senator Joseph McCarthy termined, as is shown in the (R-W is.), described as “ a liabil ‘Communist Manifesto,’ to con campaign of the National scoutmasters, institutional rep- reseptatives, and committee ity to-America and to Catholics quer the world by any means at Foundation for Infantile chairmen in Catholic-sponsored of America,” was also praised as their disposal,” Paralysis is urged by Arch scouting units are urged to at one “ who has alerted the public Drawing attention to the bishop Urban J. Vehr in a tend. ' to the continually growing men Langer-Jenner Report, “Inter Plans will be made for the ace of the international atheistic locking Subversion irT Govern letter sent to all churches of the dictatorship o f Communism,” in Archdiocese of Denver. The let program to take place on Scout ment Departments,” Father Cer a panel discussion held at Regis ter follows: Sunday, Feb. 7. Sipce every vantes added, “Senator Mc Catholic scouting group takes College Jan. 6. Carthy effectively drew attention Archdiocese The Rev. Lucius R. Cervantes, , of Denver part in this program, it is im to the fact that there was Com A n P ilfir iit ifiM a The leaders of the five scout units o f Blessed portant that all lay leaders at S.J., and the Rev. John J. Quirk, munist infiltration in our own V II r l i y i n i i u y c Sacrament Parish, Denver, their sons and Chancery Office ^ tend this meeting. All adults in S.J., debated the question: “ Sen government.” daughters, and Father James Moynihan and Father Anton Boi^r, 1536 Loi;an Street terested in the Catholic scouting ator McCarthy— Asset or Liabil His third principle was based S.M.B., are shown in front of Our Lady of Grace Church at the ity?” in the second o f a series of Denver 5, Colorado program are invited to attend. on tbe fact that the Wisccrtisin conclusion of the pilgrimage. The meeting will not last more public discussion programs spon Republican had pointed out “ the In the back row are, left to right, Calvin ' Petri, assistant Jan. 10, 1954 than an hour. sored by the Regis College His deficiencies of the prosecution of scoutmaster; Ramon Campbell, cubmaster; Father Moynihan, Reverend dear Father: * * * tory Club. the Loyalty-Security Program, pastor of Our Lady of Grace Church; Mrs. James Gaul, chairman of Father Cervantes, head o f the The National Foundation ALL CATHOLIC SCOUTS especially' within the State De the Blessed Sacrament Girl Scout committee; Mrs. KemJ) Cooper, Sociology I>epartment at the for Infantile Paralysis will who wish to receive the Ad Al- partment.” member of the committee for Brownies; and Robert E. Forness, college, pointed out three prin conduct it.s public campaifcn tare Dei medal are to be ex After citing the three prin Explorer-adviser; second row. Father Borer, scout chaplain; Mary ciples which affirm the walue of from Jan. 2 through Jan. 31. amined by a board of priests on ciples above, pointing out some Gaul, Girl Scout; Mrs. Leo J. Meistrell, vice chairman of the Girl Senator McCarthy to the U. S. Polio is the only epidemic Sunday afternoon, Jan. 24, at o f the data which had been ac Scout organization; third row, Mike Mueller, son of the scout today. disease which is still on the in 3:45. This examination will take cumulated on men such as Owen master; Jack Campbell, Cub Scout; Gary Petri, Boy Scout; Patricia “ Time and again,” he stated, crease in .America. In 1953, place in St. Paul’s Chapel in the Lattimore, and citing the state Gaul, (jirl Scout; Margaret Cooper, Brownie; Jane Meistrell, Girl “ Senator McCarthy has pointed more than 35,000 children and basement of the Immaculate ments of former President Tru Scout; Steve Forness, Explorer; and John Steinbruner, Eagle out that the Communists are de- ' adults were affected. Four out Conception Cathedral. Each man and ex-Secretary o f State Scout. o f five of these cases needed scout who presents himself for Plans for the scout and cub leaders’ meeting Dean Acheson, Father Cervantes -f '"f + -f help from the National Foun examination must present his Ad Scout Meeting to be held on Sunday afternoon, Jan. 24, in concluded with the question: dation for Infantile Paralysis. Altare Dei booklet filled out and St. Paul’s Chapel in the basement of the Cathedral are being dis Regis High Club “ Were there any (grounds, as of 120 Car.s in Caravan You, personally, know of some signed, together with the log of cussed by these three chaplains of Catholic scouting units in the Feb. 9, 1950, on which an honest cases in your parish where the his pilgrimage, his map, and his city of Denver. man might feel justified in un National Foundation was a. symbols. All chaplains and lay leaders of Catholic sponsored cub packs Plans Presentation leashing a vigorous attack on the Blessed Sacrament Parish godsend in assistance, when Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will and scout troops are invited to this scouting meeting, at which I m i m i v V # Loyalty-Security Program of the this (fread and expensive ter present the Ad Altare Dei medal plans will ^ made Jor the annual Catholic observance o f Scout |q ^ 1 / ^ State Department?” ror struck in families. Pro to the scouts who have earned Sunday on Feb. 7. From left to right are Father James O’Grady, Father Quirk, professor of Has 1st Marian Pilgrimage ceeds from the national fund it on Sunday afternoon, Feb. 7 ; S.S.C.; Father John Aylward, and Father Michael Walsh.— (Regis are continually financing re The Regis players, dramatic modern languages and philoso The first Marian Year pilgrim ful for the privilegfe of attending at 4 o’clock in the Cathedral. ter photo by Warner) search to eradicate this club of Regis High School, will phy, based his opposition to Sen age held in Denver, numbering the pilgrimage. About 120 cars plague. present the production o f ator McCarthy on five points! 500 men, women, -and children of were in the caravan. “ He is confusing an issue on Some of our most represen Stalag 17 by Donald Bevan Blessed Sacrament Parish, was The procession started at tative citizens are giving many Where Mary Appeared to Paris Novice and Edmund Trzeinski at the which practically all Americans led by the Rev. Anton J. Borer, Blessed Sacrament Church with sacrificial hours of personal New Bonfils Theater Feb. 5, are agreed — that Communists S.M.B., parish scout chaplain, on the recitation of the Litany of labor in this campaign. Kindly 6, and 7 at 8:30 p.m. with a must be gotten out o f posts Sunday, Jan. 10. Loretto and an act of consecra- make a sympathetic announce matinee at 2:30 p.m. Feb. 7. where they can harm our coun It was impressive and a source tion to the Immaculate Heart of Pilgrims Will Visit French Shrine try,” he stated. ment o f this national and city Stalag is a humorous and of gratification to its leader, Fa-1 Mary. The pilgrims proceeded to Citing Senator McCarthy’s ther Borer, as well as to the pas the Annunciation Church, where campaign at the Masses on Two more times the Blessed dramatic story of American By J. R. W'ALSH live in Paris finally won her tor, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Har the Joyful Mysteries of the Ro Sunday, Jan. 17. Mother appeared to Catherine, prisoners o f w jr in a German failure to recognize a middle PILGRIMS THROUGHOUT father’s consent. old V. Campbell. sary were recited. The proces With every good wish and in March and September, 1831. barracks during the Second ground on the question, he the Rocky Mountain area will The night of June 18, 1830, Included in the pilgrimage were sion was concluded at Our Lady blessing, I am On the latter occasion, she World War in 1944. This will accused the Wisconsinite of visit the only world-famous when she was a novice in the Ru the five parish scout units— Ex of* Grace Church, where they Faithfully yours in Christ, seemed displeased that the medal be the first time Stalag 17 has holding that those who are Shrine of the Blessed Virgin du Bac convent, Catherine was plorers, Boy Scouts, Cub.Scouts, were welcomed b^ the pastor, the Urban J. Vehr, awakened by an angel disguised had not yet been made. It was been produced for the stage in anti-McCarthy are either Com Archbishop of Denver Mary found in the heart o f a munist sympathizers or Com Girl Scouts, and Brownies—their Rev. James Moynihan, who gave as a child, who led her to the not Catherine’s fault: Her con Denver. The motion picture great metropolis— at 140 Rue du parents, and friends. the sermon and officiated at the fessor had delayed because he version of the play was named munist dupes. fiac, Paris. Though not a very chapel with the message that Boy Scouts from S t Philo- Benediction of the Blessed Sacra was carefully checking the one of the 10 best pictures of He pointed out further dan fashionable address, it is one of “ the Holy Virgin is waiting for mena’s Parish who are eligible ment. At this church, which was you.” Catherine later described novice’s statements. Informed of 1953. gers in “ McCarthy’s very dim the most important addresses in for the Ad Altare Dei medal filled to overflowing, the Marian the Virgin’s displeasure, he went The principals of the cast view of the Fifth Amendment, Library to Get the world, and it is becoming the chapel as being lit up and joined the group, as well as a Year Prayer, the Litany of the aglow as if for Midnight Mass. at once to the. Archbishop of are John Garbella, Frank which is for the protection of better known all the time. number of people from all Sacred Heart, and a prayer of The Blessed Mother told Paris and soon the first medals Sferra, James Danahey, Garj) the innocent, and his dubious It was here in the mother- parts of Denver. dedication to Mary were recited. Catherine that God had a special were made. Gunther, and Donald Dill. claim for credit in the evicting house convent of the Sisters of of well-known Communists, sus Throughout the devotion the This is the first of a seriee of Facsimile Pages mission for her to perform. She Although millions of persons Other members of the cast of Charity, founded by St. Vincent participants were conspicuously pilgrimages which will stem from 17 will be announced later. pects, or security risks on whom de Paul, that the Blessed Mother bade the novice to come to the wore the medal in the nun’s life fervent, enthusiastic, and grate- the Blessed Sacrament Parish. • All seats are reserved for he had made nothing known that appeared four times in 1830-31 foot of the altar, which the Vir time, the Christian world, in each of the four performances. was not previously a matter o f to S t Catherine Laboure. She gin indicated in the chapel. She cluding Pope Gregory XVI, who Archbishop to Offer Mass Jan. 24 Of Early Bible also foretold some sad events Reservations may be made by record.” requested the nun to have made had personally held the Mirac Presentation of Pages From phoning or calling the infor Citing the treatment of James a medal, which is populaily that were to transpire for ulous Medal in high regard, did the Gutenberg Bible to tbe Den Wechsler and Commonweal mag known as the Miraculous Medal. France. not know the author of the mation desk in the administra Re^is Retreat League Sets ver Public Library at 10:30 a.m. In the second vision, Nov. 27, medal. Only the nun’s confessor. tion building on the Regis Col azine as examples, Father Quirk The pilgrimage, which is under added that “ McCarthy is guilty Thursday, Jan. 21, will be one the patronage of Archbishop 1830, the Blessed Mother ap Father Aladel, knew .the secret, lege campus. The tel^hone number is GL. 3633. of un-Christian methods.” of the highlights of the observ Urban J. Vehr of Denver, and p ea r^ in an oval tableau, on and from him she exacted the Annual Communion Day ance of International Printing which were written in golden The play will be produced “ The principle, the end justi endorsed by Bishop Joseph C. promise never to tell anyone her Philomena’s Parish, is at pres Week, Jan. 17-24. letters the words, “ 0 Mary con and directed by the Rev. A. J. fies the means, seems to be a Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Willging of Pueblo, will be under name, ent president of the Retreat The book, containing 25 fac ceived without sin, pray for us * * * Deeman, S.J. The technical definite part of the philosophy of will say Mass for the memberi the personal leadership of Bishop League; Virgil Tout of St. simile pages from the original who have recourse to thee.” director for staging will be the Senator fron^ Wisconsin,” of the R^gLs Laymen’s Retreat Hubert Newell, of Cheyenne, ANOTHER APPARITION was Gutenberg Bible— first book to « * * Mr. R. Hall, S.J., with Ray Father Quirk concluded. League at the second annual Bernadette’s Parish, vice pres Wyo. The group will sail from favored to St. Catherine in 1865. be printed with movable type— CATHERINE WAS TOLD by Van Overschelde as stage man One hundred seventy-five Communion Day on Sunday, ident; and William Barnes of New York April 21 on' the Queen The death of Father Aladel in will be presented ^ by Harry Mary to have a medal mad^ like ager. Business management guests attended the meeting. The Jan. 24. S t James’ Parish, secretary. Elizabeth, and will return from that year deprived Catherine of Thompson, president o f the the design she had seen in the for the production will be di discussions will be resumed in The Mass will be said at Announcements of the Com Lisbon on the Satumia M^y 21. a confessor. It was then that the munion breakfast have been Rocky Mountain Club o f Print tableau. Also, she was not to rected by Mr. R. Hall, S.J., February, and are open to the 8 o’clock in the Students’ The shrine where S t Catherine Blessed Mother gave her per sent to the members o f the ing House Craftsmen, to John reveal to anyone, save her con and Mr. R. Leiweke, S.J. public. Chapel at Regis College. Hia received the Miraculous Medal mission to tell her superior about deague. Other men interested Eastlick, head librarian of the fessor, information about the ap Excellency will also address will he the first visited by the the apparitions. All members of the men at t h e breakfast, in the retreat movement are Denver Public Library. paritions and their messages. pilgrims. the community and even the which will be held in the Al also welcome to attend. Published in 1,940 by H. W. • * * Archbishop of Paris had only Mr., Mrs. Castulo Marquez W'ilson & Co. o f New York in bany Hotel immediately after Reservations can be made MARY, IN HER APPEAR been able to guess who had by calling Regis College, GL. commemoration of the 500th an Mass. ANCE to the nun, requested been favored by the Blessed The Re.v. Raphael C. Mc 3633, before FYiday noon, niversary of tha invention of that the medal be called the Im Eastern Rite Mother. To Note Golden Wedding Jan. 22. modern-type printing, the vol Carthy, S.J., former president maculate Conception Medal. She o f Regis College, will report Members who have cars are ume, because of the excellence Today, less than 78 years after Mr. and Mrs. Castulo Mar sionary Sisters o f Our Lady of asked that the words, “ 0 Mary, on present progress toward a urged to bring them, i f ' pos o f its reproductions of the early the saint’s death, devotion to quez of 244 S. Meade Street, Victory, Eagle Pass, Tex., and conceived without sin, pray for men’s retreat house that will sible, so as to insure adequate Bible, will be considered a valu Mass Held in Mary in the Miraculous Medal Denver, will celebrate their Sister Imelda Therese, of the us who have recourse to thee.” operate year-round as an in transportation to the hotel im able addition to the library. has spread' to all parts of the 50th wedding anniversary Sisters of Loretto, Lebanon, be imprinted on the medal. This stitution separate from the mediately after the Mass at .Another feature of the ob Christian world. In the U. S. Thursday, Jan. 14, with a High Ky.; and two sons, Joe F. Mar occurred 24 years before the college. Father McCarthy, .who the college. servance, sponsored jointly by alone, there are at least 2,000 Mass at 6 :30 a.m. in Presenta quez from Columbus, N. Mex., proclamation of the Dogma of Polish Church parishes that hold a perpetual now resides at Sacred Heart the Rocky Mountain Club of tion Church and an open house and Mark L ., Marquez from the Immaculate Conception by Rectory in Denver, is in W tU Printing House Craftsmen and .A Solemn Eastern Rite weekly novena to honor the in their home on Sunday, Jan. Napa, Calif., are unable to be Pius IX, and the 100th anniver charge of furthering this proj to Graphic Arts Association, will Liturg^y, or Mass, in St. Jo Miraculous Medal. Millions of 17, from 2 to 4 p.m. present. sary of which is being observed ect. CARPETS ff*D be the display in two windows of seph’s Polish Church, Denver, persons wear the medal, and the With them will be six of De»c*ndant> of Pioneer! this year. vast number of favors granted Officers for the new year the May Company department marked the Feast of Christmas their 10 children, including Mr. and Mrs. Marquez are ROOM SIZE In Denver, arrangements can never be adequately estim will be elected a* this meeting. atore of printers’ tools and end on Jan. 7. This “ late” cele three sons, Arthur G. Marquez, both descendants of some of and SMALLER for the pilgrimage are being bration of Christmas reminded ated. Judge Joseph Walsh, of St. RUGS products. Englewood; Arnold Marquez the early colonizers of New 1 wid. telection of p*tt«nu handled by the Mary Ann Denverites that great bodies Expected to be included in Fisher Travel Service, P. O. Catherine’s cause for beati and Ben E. Marquez, Denver; Mexico and were born in and colon to choo*« froiu ' the display, according to John of Eastern Rite Catholics still fication was started in 1895. and three daughters, * Connie Anton Chico, N. Mex. It was Photo Credits m for .T o r y room Box 1560. Visits to other fa follow the Julian Calendar, be Haynes, chairman of the Print mous Marian shrines also are When her body was exhumed Marquez, Denver; Mrs. Louis there that they were married Most o f the pictures of the FurniturG in th. hou. ing Week observance in Denver, gun by Julius Caesar 45 years after 56 years in the grave, it P. Lang and Mrs. Ralph E. on Jan. 14, 1904. A farmer Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph J. Open BcdDMdiy emilnti TUI • .'clix! included in the itinerary. An before the Birth of Christ. will be copies of the Register, extended stay in Rome to at was found to be intact. This, Borden, Englewood. The couple and carpenter by trade, Mr. Bosetti printed in last week’s The Eastern Rite Mass was edition of the Denver Catholic Rocky Mountain News, Denver tend the Canonization of Pins together with incontestable have 18 grandchildren. Two of Marquez moved bis family to E.M.W. sung at midnight. Another miracles wrought through her the grandsons, Jerry and Jackie Las Animas, Colo., in 1925, Register were taken by the Rev. Post, Monitor, and liVstcm Farm X on May 29 can be made. where eaih talk! Mass at 7 in the morning also help, inspired Pius XI to de C. B. Woodrich, assistant in An Life, all published in Denver. St. Catherine Laboure was Lang, will serve as altar boys and came in 1945 to Denver, celebrated Christmas. clare her Blessed in May, 1933. nunciation Parish, Denver, when, 2141 So. Broadway Other features of the obserV' born Zoe Laboure on a farm near at the Anniversary Mass. where he and his wife have Pope Gregory XIII reformed as a seminarian, he was a coun SPnice 5391 ance, Haynes said, will be an She was canonized in July, 1947, Two of their daughters. Sis both been active members of Dijon, France, May 2, 1806. the Julian Calendar in 1582, account of early lithographing by Pius XII. ter M. Bernards, of the Mis Presentation Parish. selor at Camp St. Malo. (She received the name Cath and the Western world soon' methods at noon Sunday, Jan. erine in religion.) One of 17 adopted it, although England 17, on KOA-TV; a panel discus children, Zoe at an early age delayed until 1752. sion on early printing methods showed an inclination toward More and more Eastern at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 19, the religious life. Her mother Rites have come to accept the on KBTV; and “The First died when Zoe was 10, and at the Gregorian Calendar, especially Lithographer” over KLIR at age of 12 she “ took” the Blessed the Gregrorian reckoning for 4:45 p.m. Monday, Jan. 18. Virgin for her own mother. ^ixed feasts such as Christmas. Albert N. Williams, chairman * • * Both Christmas Masses in o f the board o f the U. S. Na HER FATHER DISCOUR St. Joseph’s Church were well tional Bank, will speak at'a ban AGED her becoming a nun, attended. quet, given by the two groups though the family was pious and sponsoring printing Week ob one daughter already was a nun. servance here, Wednesday eve The intervention ,of a sister-in- Franciscan ning in the Albany Hotel. law with whom she was sent to Pastor in Pueblo OFFICIAL PILGRIMAGE ON MARIAN YEAR 1954 Sponiored bv Tlirir ExevlIenciM Archbiihop llrb«n J, T*hr, of Donror, inS Bishop Joseph C. Wlllsiiiz, of I^ehlo & Bishop Hubert M. Newell, of Cheyenne, Wyoming, will personally lead the pilgrimage. SsO fnm Nov York April 21 on Queen Elisabeth . . . visitina: Lourdes, Paris, Lilieox, Lncema, Venice, Psdos, Florence, Rome, Nice. Lisbon end Fsttaia. Returning on S8 Satumia—ArriTing New York Maj 29 Total cost, including transatlantic travel, hotels, meals, sightseeing and travel in Europe, from...... $1,174.00 . Regardless of circumstances for lllDstrated folder, contact Ith Floor of D«fiTtr Df7 mary ann fisher - TRAVEL Goods no family need hesitate to. call** No Serrln Chart*—Phono MA 1211 ifARLY RESERVATIONS ESSENTIAL You decide the cost***
V The Rev. Richard W. Religions Articles Hodge, O.F.M. (above), is There are no extras the first pastor of Pueblo’s new Holy Family Parish. A former • STATUES • ROSARIES • MEDALS navy chaplain, he was on active Every service is complete * ♦ e duty from January, 1942, until • PICTURES • PRAYER BOOKS February, 1946, and for almost two years was on sea duty aboard Regardless of costo*o • PENDANTS • BOOKS • PLAQUES the heavy erdiser U.S,S, Salt Lake City. Following his s e a duty, he took part in the Retain ing Command at Camp Perry near Williamsburg, Va. This was a re C iHiipii'te lin e of Rehgioui A rlic’et for CKurcb And Momr habilitation center for general court martial prisoners of the navy, marine corps, and coast A. I*. Wagner and t o. guard. In 18 months some 3,800 men were restored to active duty. BGULEVARD%«Mtwwe After his release from the navy, I HUM I I <;oons Father Hodge resumed his work . GR. 1626 of giving parish missions on the 3020 FEDERAL BOULEVARD 606 14th St. Between Colifornio & Welton TA 8331 West Coast. Bom in San Fran cisco, ha was ordained in 1927. I 'i ^1
PAGE FOUR ^0iflReej^9££J!^^ THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, January 14,1954
S t John's W ill Adopt Mothers to Hold CATHEDRAL PARISH New Schedule of Mosses Three.Cottees These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage (St. John’f Pariih, Danrer) Effective this Sunday, Jan. 17, the Masses in St. D O Y L E ’S - John’s new church will go on an hour and a half schedule. At St. Vincent's P H A R M A tT Y The Mass hours will now be at 6, 7 :30, 9, 10:30, and 12 (St. Vincent da Paul’s Parish, The Particnlar Omcztft stoeatH 4 o’clock. The High Mass will be at 10:30. DenTer) ViMvn., Cota. 17th AVE. AIVD GRANT The larger church makes it Coffees for mothers of all first KS- *»S7 FREE OEUVEXT will tangle with the Sacred H e ^ lossible to reduce the number of grade pupils will be held on Jan. team. Players on the squad im- Sunday Masses from seven to 22, Jan. 29, and Feb. 5. ‘ The elude Joe Flood, Jim LaSasso, five. It will also mean less con- mothers o f the first graders will Courtney Freeman, Dick Alenius, lusion between Masses in empty» be contacted by telephone as to Paint Special 39.50 Mike Delaney, Paul Brookover, details. Motor OTcrbtollng }ng the church in time for 4be Body ft Fonder Repair* next Mass. Particularly benefi Gary Proutt, Leland Strahl, John Mothers o f third, fourth, and Oder, Tom Dilullo, Tom Plunk A host of faces tes- fast Jan. 10. Approximately 450 men and boys re Tailored Seat Covert cial will be the elimination of fifth CTade pupils were hostesses Motor Tune-ijp ett, Bill Mara, Carl Roedel, Mike 450 at Communion tifiSs to the big suc ceived Communion in the Mass offered by Arch PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED narking difficulties, since cars for the well-attended Fathers’ U*ed Cars Little, Bernie Pepin, Dennis cess of the S t Vincent de Paul Parish Holy Name bishop Urban J. Vehr. The photo shows some of FOR AND DELIVERED from the preceding Mass will Night PTA meeting Jan. 11. A Cathedral Motars Tangney, Bill Haley, Gary Mc Society father and son Communion and break- the 375 persons at the breakfast. have all departed before those Dutch lunch was served. Father Colfax at Downing Denver 0 JOE GAFFNEY, Prop. Nally, and Terry McNally, coming for the next Mass arrive. George Weibel spoke on CathoKc KEyitone 3217 ITSI Letaa KE. MU ' The first Altar Society meet Baptized------by the ------Rt. Rev. Mo:iVf education. Sister Rose Anthony’s ing in the downstairs lounge of signor John P. Moran this week combined first and second grade the new church will be held Fri were the following children: Jan won the attendance award. SKti »d CmtiM Cirdi The firms listed here day afternoon. The meeting will Marie, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. The St. Vincent de Paul PTA Snict iBd StbMl Sfipllu begin with Benediction of the Robert Hazelhurst, with Jay E. Circle will meet in the home of deserve to be remembered Blessed Sacrament and recita Gardner and Mary Gpdner as Mrs. Luella Ish. on Wednesday, C & L Office Supply when you are distributing sponsors; William Louis, son o f Jan. 20, at 12:30 p.m. tion o f the Rosary in the church COLFAX AT CORONA your patronage in the dif ^t 1 o’clock, followed by a des- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stump, Our Lady of Victory Circle DENVEI, COLORADO with Charles D. Larkin and Mrs. will meet in the home o f Mrs. J. tert luncheon served in the 0 . C. Lanrlty HAin 1044 ferent lines of business. lounge. The election of new of Mary Petrun as sponsors; and Morgan Cline on Thursday, Jan. ficers will take place at this John Mulvihill, son of Mr. and 21, at 1 p.m. bieeting. Mrs. John Gurtler, Jr., with Mr. This Thursday evening, Jan. . St. John’s basketball teams are and Mrs. Arnold Gurtler as spon 14, will be “Ladies’ Night” for making good use o f their new sors. the Men’s Pinochle Club. It is tecreational hall in the old Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Abdoo are hoped that all lAembers and BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH church. Three baskets have been the parents of a girl born in Rose friends attend this affair for the installed and are kept busy Hospital. beginning o f the new year. Patronize These Friendly Firms every afternoon. Although the Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Newman All parishioners interested in ball is not large enough for regu are parents of a boy born in St Dignitaries seated at the speakers’ table at the and HNS spiritual director; Archbishop Urban the adult square dancing are re breakfast are, left to right, Leo Kraemer, presi J. Vehr; pnd Dr. Richard Haney, breakfast co- lation games, it is suitable for Joseph’s Hospital. minded o f the meeting dates, THELMA KASSON practice games and scrimmaging. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Welch are dent; Edward Kotinek, breakfast cochairraan; chairman.— (Photos by Smyth) which are the first, third, and ! On Saturday, Jan. 16, St. parents o f a boy bom in St. An Rt. Rev. Monsignor Eugene A. O’Sullivan, pastor fifth Fridays of each month, at BEAUTY SALON 8 p.m. in the parish hall. Classes W ^ a t t h e 2876 Colorado Bhrd. John’s cagers will play Annunci- thony’s Hospital. Mrs. Welch is -r + + + itionSchool^^n^oi^an^2^0ie^ |gresident^£^St^^ohn^ for beginners and intermediate Bair Styling dancers will resume Friday, Jan. Permanent Waving 15. Charlie Tuffield is doing the D octor O rders 0 .. PHONE DExter U8S 450 at St. Vincent's Father-Son Fete calling. Tbslma Kasson O'Connor, Owner ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH Edward Kotinek and Richard Haney, chairmen of the father Patronize These Friendly Firms Remarkable success distin seled the men to cherish their Mass with the assistance o f guished the father and son wives with a devoted love and the choir by the approximately and son breakfast held Jan. 10, thank the women o f the parish Communion and breakfast of the sons to have an abiding 450 men and boys, who re St. Vincent de Paul’s Holy respect and love for their par ceived Communion in a group who served the breakfast. Joe Buckmaster Motors Name Society Jan. 10. ents. Family life, he stressed, in a public display of their Fm Tts RirUt Mm dtinbar SAVE TIME t Aa OE AT B O lU any kind of dry cleaning. Call ns. Furniture and Appliances Becky PItrl and Joe Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. Your Convenient ASSOCIATED CLEANERS holidays. The crib was made and erected by the South Gaylord Furniture Druggist O u f f l o o r C r iil The Civics Club in the seventh pupils. Permission for the project was granted 1065 South Gaylord St. Phone: SPrucie 5451 PratcriptioBS Liquor Englewood, sponsored a Christmas crib project by the merchants in the Center. — (Photo by 6736 E. Colfax JIS’sTu. EA .5462 tTth tad Btet BAitOMI in the Englewood Shopping Center jluri^ the Smyth) ITll Thursday, January 14, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE FIVE Academy Sodalists Plan Marian W eekg SfofeS Will Send DelegofeS Tom Sawyer on Stage All the chief adventures of of Albert 0. Mitchell, is being Tom Sawyer and his friends will sponsored by Junior Entertain Assembly Will See 'Lady's Juggler be dramatized by the Young Peo ment, Inc., of Denver. (St. Mary’i Academy, Denver) Peggy McLaughlin and Shirley Those formally pledged were To School Press Convention p le’s Theater of Utah on Sat Performances are scheduled The Sodalists of Our Lady at Fiori will take part in the all- Sue Dunn, president; Joann Pat- urday, Jan. 16, at Phipps Audi for 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tick St. Mary’s Academy are plan parochial play to be given on tridge, vice president; Virginia torium. ets ' may be secured at the ning: a Marian Week for Jan. Jan. 20. Swigert, secretary; Kathleen "The Apostolate of the Press 4- . + + + The group will present Mark Schleier Gallery, 1343 Acoma 18-22. Sweaters Given Out Plank, treasurer; Sue Guiry, through Mary, Mother of the Twain’s beloved story of Tom Street, or at the Phipps Audi At the assembly progi-am in When the Sports’ Club' met in Carol Dunn, Dorothy Dignan, W ord" is the theme of the 21st Sawyer. torium box office on tne day o f the week, they will present Our the home of Gloria Swigert, the Cele Earley, Barbara Bromstead, The play, under the direction production. annual convention of the A sso Press Parley Principals Lady’s JuggleA officers and new members were Mary Lee McLaughlin, Carol On Friday the Rev. W. J. formally pledged and given their Crede, Roberta Swigert, and ciation of Catholic Schools Press Koontz will celebrate Mass for pins after a dinner. The new Gloria Swigert. Relations scheduled for Feb. 4 the student body, and in the eve sweaters were given out to those When the Mothers’ Club met and 5 at Loretto Heights College. who had ordered .them. in the school auditorium Jan. 11, ning: there will be a dance in the Delegates are expected from eight Q y t h e perfect remembrance V O school auditorium. Club members sang carols at J. Kelly addressed the meeting As a Christmas gift, the the Queen of Heaven and St. on the dangers of polio, and Sis states and from 25 schools. Miss Mothers’ Club presented the Clara’s Orphanages and re ter Mary Cecile of the Loretto Maxine Mohrbacher, Denver sen school with a Hoffman television turned to Sue Dunn’s home for Heights College faculty spoke ior, is the general chairman. set. with a 27-inch screen. refi'eshments. on “ emotional maturity.’’ Basketball is the most popular Some o f the speakers will be sport at present, since the new William Barrett, Denver, author basketball equipment has just of Shadows of the Images; the been installed. Religion in Life W eek Rev. L T. Matthlesen, editor of Staffs to Attend the Amarillo Register, Ama Press Convention rillo, T ex.;» Leo Canavan, art Members of the staffs of the At Colorado U. Feb. 21 editor of the Register, nationally show you school’s two publications, Boulder.— (Colorado University representatives from most of the known cartoonist; Jack Mohler of Saimarar and Smart Talk, are Newman Club)— Religion in Life colleges in the area and a num planning to participate in the Week will begin at the Univer ber of panels were presented. the Rocky Mountain New s; and annual press convention to be sity Feb. 21. Abput a third of the The results of the clothing Dr. Regis Boyle of Trinity Col REMEMBERED held at Loretto Heights College committees are headed by Cath drive for the people of Korea by lege and Eastern High &hool, Feb. 4 and 5. olic students. members of the Newman Club Flowers are perfect tonics to cheer up the Opinions on teen-age reading Catholic members of the Uni were very pleasing. Washington, D.C. sick and brighten the sick room. If you have habits for publication in the con versity of Colorado football Father Charles Forsyth, Dr. Boyle was one o f the main a relative or friend who is ill , . . may we vention newspaper were sub squad were special guests at the O.S.B., Newman chaplain, at mitted by Adele Murray, Marcia speakers at the 1953 convention suggest that you send a gift of flowers to monthly Communion Sunday for tended the executive meeting of cheer them today. Duffy, Anita Schader, Pauline the Catholic students at C. U. the National Newman Federa and is returning by popular re Maxine Mohrbacher Dr. Regii Boyle Hogue, and Rita Vigil. quest. She conducts summer work General Chairman Speaker Following Mass in the St. Tho tion at Baton Rouge during the Phone FR. 2743 for delivery. On the basis of athletic ability mas Aquinas Student Chapel, the holidays. shops in journalism at the Q th- and good sportsmanship during students attended the Communion About 40 non-Catholics are olic University of America. their four years, Janet White breakfast in the Memorial Stu taking instructions at the present and Sue Dunn were chosen by dent Building. time, singly or in pairs. Eight Special features of the conven Ufa L. Korbe Appointed The Bright Spot vote of their classmates to re The annual seasonal party was were baptized during the past tion will include clinical sessions ceive letter sweaters. Presenta held in the Tower Room of month and two others were for high school and college groups tion was niadg before the holi Memorial the same evening. brought back to the Church. days by .Miss Carol Morrison, di Nearly 150 students were and the Contention Courier, the To Heights Nursing Dept. Flower Shop rector of physical education. present. A program was followed convention newspaper that made Miss Lita L. Korbe, associated Members of the Catholic Stu Miss Korbe has worked with by Benediction of the Blessed its dcbitt last year. Miss Claire with the Colorado State Depart ' 5th Avenue at Josephine dents’ Mission Crusade are col schools of nursing and commu Sacrament in the chapel and the ment of Public Health for the lecting canceled stamps and old Two Holy Family Anne Seitz, editor of Hi Pal, Ca nity agencies in the field instruc singing of carols. Christmas cards to be sent to the thedral High School, was elected past three years as director of tion program. She has also been On Dec. 20 about 70 of nursing education, public health a supervisor in the public health f V Flowers for all occasions \ f ) Medical Missionary Sisters, who the married students and their the editor. Sister Mary Rhodes, in turn distribute them to the nursing section, has been ap nursing program. . . .children who remained in Students Enter Holy Family High School, is the pointed to the faculty of the di refuge children in camps in Boulder for the holidays had moderator of the contest for best vision o f n u rsin g, L o re tto ______I their covered-dish dinner in news story, feature story, photog Heights College. Art Museum Features ^ I l\ ^ 1 t* ! Sacred Heart School Hall. raphy, editorial, page make-up, Miss Korbe will be an instruc Card Party, Sknngif*;;‘’j^“ 5^^ Story Contest tor in public health nursing at Works of Modernists and sports story. the Seton unit, Glockner-Pen- (Holy Family High School, JOE ONOFRIO Letters were sent out In rose Hospital, Colorado Springs. Denver) Committees for the convention in New Exhibition Home of Quality Pianos Outing Scheduled December to parents of students are: Reception, Jeanne McKenna, The new faculty member holds at the university asking them for Sophomores Joan Dillon, daugh chairman; Pat Tong, and Lorraine a B.S. degree from New York Under the provocative title of a monthly contribution of $1 to ter of Mrs. Mary Patrick Dillon, University in nursing education Cable-Stark “ Ten by Ten,” a new exhibition, By Cathedral YPC help complete the student chapel. 4511 Alcott Street, and Bruce Maich; registration, Kaye Fox, and an M.A. degree from composed of works by 10 of the (Cathedral Young People’i Club, A few more “ bricks” have been Kerwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. chairman; Joann Elliott, Mary Teachers’ College, Columbia Uni Lester Betsy Ross Phillip A. Kerwood, 4560 Wolff, , Denver) purchased for the building fund: Woods, Bernadette Owens, and versity, New York, in public outstanding modern masters Dr. and Mrs. R. F. Etienne of have entered short stories in the The Cathedral Young People’s Sharon FitzPatrick; banquet, Lu health nursing supervision. art, opens at the Denver Art Trade in your old piano Akron, 0., bought four “ Gold Today short story contest. To en Club is having a card party For two years she did social Museum’s Schleier Gallery, 1343 Bricks” at $20 each. Those who courage Catholic students to try cille Hite, chairm.tn; Ann Flana on a new Spinet or T-V Set Thursday evening, Jan. 14, at 8 case work at the New York Acoma Street, on Thursday, Jan. purchased “ Silver Bricks” at $10 their skill in writing is the pur gan and Clare Cresap; dance, p.m. in the Sun Room of the School of Social Work and she 7, with a preview and reception each are Dotty Fox of Cedar- pose of the contest sponsorerl by Best Trade in Town Knights of Columbus Home. Carol Laws, chairman; Joanne attended a special course at Co from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. It will burg, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs. Arm 1805 Broadway M.A. 8585 There is no admission charge and Today magazine and Bishop Ber Stauffer, Mary Lou Schifani, and lumbia in the Teachers’ College remain on view through Feb. 14. strong of Wilmette, 111.; Kath nard J. Shiel of Chicago. Acrott from the Cotraopolitan Hotel all members and their friends on a grant from the National ryn Hoffman of Boulder, Queen Six students represented Holy Joan Vecchio; These 100 giants in the con are cordially invited to come and Tuberculosis Association. temporary art world include play their favorite games. of All Hearts Club, Chicago; Family at the Student Congress Publicity, Claramay Trainor, Dick Evans of Ft. Belvoir, Va.; Her experience includes 12 Braque, Chagall, Kandinsky, .A ski week end is planned for at the Capitol Building Jan. 9. At chairman; Pat Lucy, and Shirley Frank Spindler of Pittsburgh, tending as senators were Dan years at the Community Serv Klee, Leger, Matisse, Miro, Mon Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 16 Sealy; information desk, Eileen ice Society, New York, as staff drian, Picasso, and Rouault. UUNDRY & CLEANING and 17. at Cooper Hill near Lead- Pa.; and Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Sle- Samide and John Bruggeman; zak of Oconomowoc, Wis. A $20 representatives were Frank Grace, chairman; check room, nurse and assistant supervisor; As usual the exhibition will be Top Quality Work — 1 Day Service, If Deiired ■yjll* Two instructors will be on two years with the army nurse hand twice each day to instruct or ^$10 donation to the building Woertman, Bob Decker, Bruce Betty Blair, chairman; Judy Hig open to the public free of charge Pickup & Deliverv Service fund buys a brick. Kerwood, and Ed Schwartz. corps in Europe as staff nurse during regular museum hours. both beginners and advanced son, Karen Jones, and Carol Col- and part-time administrator. She skiers. The turn of $15,000 i< Semester exams will be held Student and club groups wishing lison; and field trips, Mary Beth served as associate professor of CLEANERS C R Y S T A L LAUNDERERS Information concerning this needed before conitruction of Jan. 19 and 20. to visit the exhibition on a the luperstructure of the Dolores Isaacson, Terry Has^ McCormack, chairman. public health nursing at the Uni conducted tour may do so by Only ClMninx-Liondry Plant in Eaat Denrar event may be obtained by calling versity of Georgia. the Ski Club cochairman, Chuck chapel can begin,. . kins„ and George Theisen are making appointments through 5705 E. Colfax (near Ivy) DE. 7565 Karns, GR. 3402, or Loren a Fryicis O’Donnell of Dayton, Holy Family cast members of the .\s director of nursing educa the museum office, TA. 5337, ALSO ONEIDA CLEANERS. I45« Oneida — DU. WJL Aranda, CH. 4578. . 0., purchased Bishop Sheen’s All-Parochial Play to be pre-' 5 Cathedral Seniors tion for the state of Colorado, Ext. 240. complete works for the Newman sented at City Auditorium Jan. ;------~ Library in memory of Mrs. 20. The plays to be presented at In All-Pardchial Play O’Donnell. Although Mr. O’Don 8:30 p.m., are The Sign Contra I MARIAN YEAR nell has no children at the uni dicted, a one-act drama, and This (Cathedral High School, Denver) versity this year, he has con One Makes Ten, a musical revue. Representatives of Cathedral 1 PILGRIMAGE tinued as a member of the “ Dol Holy Family and St. Francis High School, five seniors, will lar a Month” club. de Sales’ are editing page 4 of the T o Rome and Lourdei participate in the All-Parochial ! Dr. Robert Talbot of Wilder, Convention Courier, newspaper twin presentation to be held at Sailing June 23rd on S.S. IndependenceIda., is perhaps the oldest mem published for the Loretto Heights City Auditorium on Wednesday, ber of the club; he is a mellow convention. Lamp Post co-editors Jan. 20, at 8:30 p.m. They are Personal 84. The doctor has been a mem Arlene Bolke and Dan Samide and Wilma Bindei, Mary Friel, Helen ber of tl^ club since the begin Leadership staff workers Mary Ann Bel Rieger, Barbara Tellington, and ning. ^ monte and Frank Woertman are Jim Monson. The Intermountain Newman working with St. Francis de Sales Semester exams will begin on I Most Rev. Province meeting was held in students. Wednesday, Jan. 20. Boulder Dec. 6. There were I RICHARD J. CUSHING 1 Archbishop of Boston 1 VISIT: Italy-france-Eng- riEvm ^*0** Loretto Students I land - Ireland - Switzer- I land-Germany-Holland I -Belgium. '947 In Music Recital 1 For Reservations Students in the music depart ment of Loretto Heights College TRAVEL will participate in a two-piano WHino AGENCY assembly Thursday, Jan. 14, at 11:30 a.m. in the Loretto Heights I 64S ITth ST. AC. 2828 DENVER Auditorium. J Those participating will be Bernadine Johnson, Sonja Jacob son, Colleen McGinley, Harriet Title Insurance Lind, Norma Heinzen, Margaret Is the modern method of ob Bowe, Margaret Baldwin, Ed- taining protection against any wina Kr^pes, Mary Catherine defect in the Title of your Byrnes, Stephanie Mosheim, Lor real estate. raine Maich, and Janice Thomp son. ^ . • • . And prOTidea Members of the music prepara tory department will hold recitals SECURITY Thursday, Jan. 14, at 8 p.m. and Friday, Jan. 15, at 7:30 p.m. Those performing Thursday eve Five Loretto Heights College students For more than half a century the CF&I brand has ning will be Jacqueline Morgan, Ride in Horse Show will ride in the horse show during the e Patsy Maloney, Frances Inter-1 National Western Stock Show which will be held in the Arena, Den- man, Judy Hanson, Barbara ver, Jan. 15 to 23. .Miss Bernadette Dolan of Chicago will compete identified quality steel products for Western farms Dinan, Pat Leech, and Barbara in the amateur three-gaited and five-gaited, the college class, Property Vos. The Friday evening pro women’s three-gaited, and five-gaited. Mi.ss Li-z Coyle (left, above) and ranches. Look for the CF&I brand . . . ask for gram will present Johnny Bach, of San Antonio, Tex., will ride in the women’s palomino pleasure Owner Linda and Vicky Miller, Marlene class; Miss Connie McGinley (right, above) of Valentine, Neb., in Eggertcm, Marguerite . S p u t e, the women’s western pleasure class;* Miss Mary Celia. Switzer, St. it whenever you buy these products: Donna Campbell, Mary Jeanine Louis, Mo., in the amateur three-gated junior three-gaited, and Iptures Markelabilitf Taiber, Antoinette Kaiser, college class. Miss Elaine Archambault will ride in the college Sharon' Hosman, Shirley Mares, class and the Hunter Hack.r Ha Mary Lou Collins, Judy Bach, The College QUirif and Crop Club, along with an additional and Kay Kaiser. CF&I STFFL PRODUCTS FOR FARM AMD RAHCH JhsL J iik 150 students, will attend the horse show. • General Purpose Welded Wire • Stucco Netting '^uahaniif. Qo. • Hardware Cloth • • Poultry Netting StaM Wlda TiLk 8«rvict • Barbed Wire and Stays • Insect Wire Screen 1711 California KE 1251 • Woven Field Fence • Baling Wire • V-Meih Fence • Coil Springs • Ornamental Fence • Born Door Hardware • Fence Posts • Nails • Welded Wire Concrete Reinforcement* \ IF • THE CALIFORNIA WIRE CLOTH CORPORATION, OAKLAND. You have something to THE COLORADO FUEL & IRON CORPORATION, DENVER sell, trade or announce, let a REGISTER Display Ad or Want Ad be your representative. ; 1HE COLORADO FUEL AND IRON CORPORATION Dramatic Recital Loretto Heights Family High School. Miss Hansort is the daugh vram aiK neurni ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Hanson and a grad They get real results sent a dramatic reciWl Sunday, Jan. 17, in uate of St. Mary’s Academy. Miss Gonzales, whose the College Little Theater. They are, left to right, home is in Juarez, Mexico, is a graduate of Loretto Phone K E . 4205 Miss Sharon FitzPatrick,- Miss Gisela Gonzale^, Academy, El Paso, Tex. and Miss Marge Hanson, who will present Rodney All three girls are speech majors who have CF.1 /4sk for MUb Baker Ackland’s The Old Ladies. appeared in many productions of the college Miw FitzPatrick is the daughter of Mr. and speech and drama department, which is under the Mrs. J. A. FitzPatrick and a graduate of Holy airection of Dr. Earl C. Bach. / . -TP PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyctone 4205 Thursday, Januory 14, 195,4 University Club By Regis Librarian ■ Rosary Makers Arc/ibis/iop's Guild Plans Married at St. Joseph's ACCW Members to Receive M iss Anne Marie Sweenyr Prexies' Dinner Jan. 21 and Joseph F. Plans Spaghetti | Bibliography About Mary Make Plans for Sloan were mar- (Archbiihop’i Guild, Denver) elections are held, so that she ried Jan. 9. ..(Denver Deanery, Archdioce»an brarian, and professor of speech, Father James has been arranged for the Den may send the invitations. Council of Catholic Women) The annual presidents’ dinner Sullivan, Recollection Day A letter has been sent to each Dinner Jan. 16 ver Deanery Council open meet of the Archbishop’s Guild will A review of Marian bibliog C.SS.R., offici ing on Monday, Jan. 18, at 1 :30, member. It contains 10 tickets to raphy by the Rev. Charles F. (Our Lady of Fatima Roiary be held Thursday, Jan. 21, in the ated ip the rites St. Thoma.s’ University Club is at the Catholic Charities Annex, the film The Secret Conclwve Kruger, S.J., Regis College li- Making Club, Denver) American Legion building, 1370 at St. Joseph’s having a genuine Italian spa 1665 Grant Street,’ Denver. Broadway, at 6:30 p.m. The new and The Little World of Don Redemp torist + + 4 - ghetti dinner on Saturday eve Because of the timeliness of The Rev. William Monahan, presidents of each circle or their CamiUo, which will begin a run Church, Denver, ning. Jan. 16, at 7 p.m. Club mem this discussion at the beginning chaplain of the Rosary Makers, representatives will be the guests at the Esquire Theater the first before a Nup ber Charlie La Falce is chef for met with the club’s president, of the xifficers and council. This week in February. A percentage tial Mass. The the evening, and he has no peer Kelly Kreller, and his committee, dinner is given to acquaint the will be received on tbe sale of bride, who was when it comes to preparing Ital Aliens Required to outline a program for the new leaders with the general these tickets only. The guild given in mar- ian dishes. Those who have been year. It was decided to have a plans and activities of the guild. will not benefit from tbe tickets r i a g e by her fortunate enough to have sampled day of recollection early in the Virginia Vaughan, president, sold at the box office in the the father, Francis Charlie’s cooking are lyrical ater. A special box office, how spring and a corporate Com has requested all circles to no J. Sweeney, when describing it. A special ever, will be set up in the lobby To Fill in Annual munion and breakfast in May. tify her at SP. 9320 as soon as wore a gown of Invitation is extended to prospec of the Denver Theater the last The Immaculate Conception Chantilly lace tive members to attend the dinner week before the show opens group o f Rosai'y Makers of St. and nylon tulle at St. Philomena’s School Hall. where guild tickets will be on Therese’s Parish in Aurora met over satin, The price is $1.25 per person. Address Card I sale. in the home of the sponsor, Mrs. with chapel There will be fun for everyone, Loretto Heights The member who s.clls the E. A. Rock, 1700 Clinton Street, train, finger-tip with dancing to top bands. (Archdiocetan Council of most tickets will receive a six- Jan. 8. This group was organized length veil from Catholic Women) month pass for two, good at any Reservations should be madei Dec. 4 and since that time has a pearled Juliet by Thursday, Jan. 14, with Art! Mrs. John F.< Murtaugh, vice made 161 rosaries. They have Fox Theater in Denver. The top Alumnae’ Plan circle will receive a 30-day pass cap. Jersin GR. 1137: Betsy 0 ’Kanc,!chainnan on immigration for the seven members. Three new mem t he; maid of »■ T\c» ___ } r'«fV.Alw» for two at any Fox Theater for BE. 3-4.581; Stephie Custy, DE National C o u n cil of Catholic bers were added at their last honor was Joan each member of the circle. 5561; Margaret Mary Foy, FL. Women, as well as .^CCW' im meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ceil Scheunemann and Pat Sweeney and the bridesmaid, Barbara Sweeney, both sisters of the 1504; or John Farrel, PE. 2263. migration chairman, has been McEnery were present to in 6 'Little Clubs' Ware have been appointed to the bride. Gaye Lee Keagle, niece of the bridegroom,' was the flower requested by national headquar All Catholic men and women struct. * girl. telephone committee for the with two years of college are el ters in Washington, D.C., to Anyone in Aurora having Loretto Heights alumnae will movie tickets. ! William Sloan served his brother as the best man, and the igible for membership. A varied publicize the fact that every broken rosaries or beads of any form six new “ little clubs’’ dur Holy Family Circle will meetj attendant was Vincent Keagle. Lawrence Sweeney and Richard tvpe of activities is offered to|ali<:n niast report his address in Fishbach were the ushers. Ikind mav contact Mrs. Rock, ing January and February. Jan. 20 at 12:30 p.m. in the I EM. 6-2542, and she will call for home of Agnes Lathrop. Lucille! Lawrence Gillin was the soloist, accompanied by Robert Cav- The little clubs are small arra. them groups of alumnae and friends Stephen will be cohostess. i The Finding of the Child Jesus St. Jude’s Circle has elected The wedding breakfast was served at the Top of the Park of Loretto Heights meeting reg and the reception was held at the home of the bride. After a wedding ’‘ S ' tlJe group of Arvada will meet Fri Agatha Kullman as president a . . , . . k „,„, s . . ularly to promote the interests trip to Colorado-Springs and Santa Fe, N. Mex., the newlyweds day afternoon, Jan. 15, in the !and Dorothy Meyer as secretary- of the college. Specific projects will receive friends after Jan. 18 a t '123 Cherokee Street. Knight.s of Columbus^ .,,,9,1 After the card is filled in and,of the Marian Year, a large at- home of Mrs. E. L. Frigon, 4850 treasurer. can be originated by the particu The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sweeney On ^ it must be handed to a ' tendance is anticipated. A cordial -Ward -Road, • at -2 p.m. All those Mr. and Mrs. George Kelly of lar group. of 579 Galapago Street. She is a graduate of St. Joseph’s High theie will be a ski outing at Tim immigration eni-1 invitation is extended to all Cath- interested are invited. St. Luke's Circle have moved t o ! Not only does the college bene School and of Loretto Heights. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. merhaus Lodge at Winter Park. It must not be mailed. I olic women in Denver and its 151 Steele Street. ploye. The Annunciation group of fit from the activities of the lit a n d Mrs. Charles F. Sloan. Mrs. Joseph Sloan is a member of Parents or legal guardians of i suburbs, St. James’ Parish discontinued, Phyllis Delhaute will enter tle clubs. Planned club activities tain Morning Star Circle Jan. St. Joseph’s senior choir.— (Photo by Cavarra Studio) children under 14 years of age Literature Display its meetings for the past *few provide members with adult mu.st submit a report for them. 22. Names for secret pals will be Mrs. George Smart, libraries months and will resume them guidance in family relationships At St. Jo.seph’s Hoi^pital The six Colorado, deaneries the first Monday afternoon in drawn. and literature chairman, w'ill and civic activities. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goodyear DENVER'S U V O R ITi LAUNDRY ’ have been alerted by Mrs. Mur have a display of adult and February. Mr. and Mrs. James taugh to give this need to report The decision to form addi from Saudi Arabia are spending — ’ ' Yu uv * . « -:ut iU-A u juvcmicjuvenile nwcidtuxc literature uai particularly Liuuiaiiv Queen, members of the group, ACCN Credit Union Sets 1 are parents of a boy tional little clubs followed a a few days with Mr. and Mrs. The reason Idttl Sidney Vitry. lerves more families in luncheon meeting Jan. 9 at the I A mimeographed list of the books • Marybelle Hizer has been ap Denver than any other ; esan and local by per- ^e purchased college. Sister Maura, sponsor, pointed publicity chairman for Annual Meeting on Jan. 14 laundry ia because Idtsl {sonal co n ta c t, announcement. available for those in- Regis Mothers' Club and members of the little club customers get just the = ifrom the pulpits, by parish bulle-| _ The“ display of books committee met with other almnae St. Anthony’s Circle. (Archdioceian Council nurse at St. Joseph’s Hospital, kind of laundry service to propose the little club project. Our Lady of the Sacred Heart of Catholic Nuraea, Denver) fractured a wrist in an accident. = ve be in observance of Catholic The annual meeting of the they want. Book Week, Feb. 20 to 27. To Meet on Jan. 14 The enthusiastic response Circle will meet Jan. 20 in the Other nurses reported ill are foreign parishioners. Why don’t you, too, Mrs. Lito Gallegos, president prompted the designation of the home of Rose Beat. Denver Council .o f Catholic -Mrs. Mpe Ryan, St. Petersburg, enjoy I d ttl Laundry The Regis Mothers’ Club will Nurses Credit Uhion will be held An alien or his parent or of the Denver Deanery, will open following as cocaptains in charge Lucille Stevens will be host Fla., and Mrs. Jerry Badgett of Setrice? Prompt Service in St. Joseph’s Hospital Nurses' legal guardian in the United the meeting promptly at 1 :30 meet Thursday, Jan. 14, at 1:30 of forming the six new clubs: ess at a Chinese dinner for the Chickasaw, Okla. Mrs. Badgett -careful hanaling—end Home on Jan. 14 at 7:30 p.m. States who wilfully or inex with a brief business session. p.rh., beginning with Benediction Mrs. E. L. Curran and Mrs. John members of Little Flower Circle is the former Alice Van Valken- truly superior work, at Jan. 16 at 1 :30 p.m. for the election of officers and cusably fails to report is liable All heads of affiliated organ in the cbapel. Father Mark Nie J. Dunn, Mrs. Thomas Christo burg, Colorado University School standard prices. Ave Maria Circle re-elected transaction of such other busi to be taken into custody and izations are requested to urge mann, S.J., will give a talk on pher and Mrs. Robert Hickey, of Nursing, class of ’47. PkMM M ia 4111. its officers for another term. ness as may properly come be deported, plus the possibility their members to take advantage “ Discipline.” The mothers of the Catholic nurses who sent Mrs. William Halpin and Natalie Betty Secord and Ruth Ann Hill fore the meeting. 1 of imprisonment or fine being of this special program. junior class will be hostesse.s. changes of address are Dorothy Jacobucci, and Mrs. Ed Rollman were guests at this meeting. levied before deportation. A potiuck supper will be held| Bastar (St. Anthony’s graduate) and Mrs. Francis Morrato. Mrs. Mary Duckworth will entertain In consideration of the serious at 6 p.m. Members may call Ma 1951 Erie Street, Klamath Falls, To Convene in K. of €. Hall Gerald D. Malone and Mr.s. R. E. the circle at the next meeting, nature o f the United States Gov rion Hutman, FR. 9560, or Flor Ore.; Mrs. Monica Sommars, McHugh will form a club in Jan. 20. ernment’s request for the annual ins Gallagher, EA. 8367, for Westover Air Force Base, Mass.; the Lakewood-Wheatridge area. A surprise housewarming wa.s address report card in January, CPTL Meeting on Jan. 21 food donations. and Mrs. Anna May Sweeney,3301 Mary Killian will also act as cap given Marge Sargent at the latest 1954, all Catholic m e n and Membera of the ACCN are East 23rd Street, Tucson, Ariz. tain in forming a little club. meeting of Our l^ady of Loretto women are urged to inform any rtininded that ballota for 1954 Dan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Others in attendance were circle. An election of officers aliens they may know, of this To Hear Talk on 'Reading' officera muat be mailed not George Reynolds, 2305 Cherry, Mrs. Carl A. Ott, chairman of law. They will thus perfom a was also held. Helen Wehrle was later than Jan. 15 to Margaret has been critically ill; another true service to their fellow men, (Catholic Parent-Teacher Mrs. Donald Aymami, presi the little clubs in the Denver re-elected president; Irene Hoar, Brown, 334 Downing Street. son, Terry, is recuperating from as well as to the nation. Leag^ue, Denver) dent of St. Louis* PTA, and Mrs. chapter; Mrs. Jerome A. Jacobs, secretary-treasurer; and Marge For the ballot to be counted, recent surgery. vice president, Denver chapter; Sargent, publicity chairman. the name and addreaa of the The Rev. Francis Syrianey,; Howard Wegs of Blessed Sacra- Theresa Korte will entertain The Rosary-Makers of Den assistant at St. John’s Parish and ' Mrs. Clarence W. Jackson, Mrs. aender muat be on the out- James Sweeney, and Mrs. A1 Our Lady of Lourdes Circle ver are in need of beads to a member of the Register sUff,:'"®"^ aide of the envelope. make rosaries for missions. will be guest speaker at the^heir PTAs which have proved Marranzino. Jan. 19. Mrs. Lillian Todd returned Nurses who have old broken CPTL meeting at 10 a.m. Thurs-l-'uccessful and which might be The next progiess luncheon A special meeting of Our Lady of Grace Circle will be held in from Greeley, Neb., where she at beads or broken rosaries are !day, Jan. 21, in the Knights of I beneficial to other groups, will be Saturday, March 13, at the home of Irene Keefe Jan. tended the funeral of her cousin, asked to bring them to the iColumbus HaM, 1575 Grant! Mrs. Thomas Morrissey will 1 p.m. in Machebeuf Hall. Those 18 at 7 p.m. for the election of Father Bernard McQuillan, who ACCN meeting on Jan. 28. ; Street. Father Syrianey will I give a brief talk for the March of present at the organization meet officers. died as a result of an automobile Nurses who are members of the Dimes. ing and all alumnae Interested in Miriam W'atson will entertain accident. Father McQuillan had Rosary-Makers include Regina Assisting Mrs. James Cudmore joining or promoting little clubs St. Frances Cabrini’s Circle at been assistant pastor at St. Pat Shannon, Florence Schaeffer, with hospitality will be Mrs. Jo are asked to^ attend the March the January meeting. rick’s Church in North Platte, and Bernadette Dunlap. seph Cabbie, president of St. Jo luncheon. Mrs. Ott will be in St. Thomas More’s Circle will Neb. Miss Charlotte tftack has re seph’s (Redemptorist) PTA, and charge of the meeting. meet in the home of Mary Beler Mrs. Clara Muldoon, staff turned from Jonesboro, Ark. Mrs. J. Aparacio, president of Jan. 20. Margaret Keane will entertain award is donated by Blesse Sac- Sancta Maria Circle Jan. 15. Irament PT.^. Cathedral Sodality St. Ann’s Circle re-elected Sue Annual Card Party Holzer, president; Mora O’Sul It’s Here... livan, secretary-treasurer; May- ' The annual card party of the To Receive Jan. 17 belle Lovelace, historian; Rose CPTL will be held Thursday, Scheunemann, linen chairman; , Jan. 28, at 1 p.m. at the Knights The Immaculate Conception and Josephine Ipsen, publicity of Columbus Hall. 1575 Grant Cathedral Parish Sodality, Den chairman at the past meeting. I 1 9 5 4 Street. Each president has re ver, will meet Wednesday, Jan. A medal of St. Ann was given ceived tickets to be sold for the 20, in St. Paul’s Reading Room each 'm em ber by the president card party, and it will be her re and the names of secret pals sponsibility to make returns to at 8 p.m. The Catholic truth were drawn. BIJICK 'Mrs. William Cudmore, ticket committee, with Rita Scheune The new circle will meet Jan. j chairman, at the CPTL meeting mann as chairman, will be in 18 in the home of Delores ■Jan. 21. or at the door the day the charge of the program and O’Connor, 4440 Umatilla, to jof the card party. refreshments. elect officers and select a name. The proceeds from this project ]\EW V 8 P o w e r Sunday, Jan. 17, the sodalists are used to defray the expense will receive Communion in a of the all-day conference, and body in the 9 o’clock Mass. Catholic Community the transportation and accommo NEW Styling Breakfast will be served by dations for the guest speaker. Apostolic Chairman Gladys Ber Center Activities The all-day conference will be See the N E W B u ic k held March 25, at the Shirley- ger and her committee, after The activities for the remainder Savoy Hotel. which the Little Office of the of January have been announced Blessed Virgin Mary will be re by the USO Catholic Community the Beautiful Buy for ’ o 4 PT.‘\ units o f the Catholic cited in St. Paul’s Chapel. Service, 1663 Grant Street, Den Parent-Teacher League that Novice Mistress June Holzer ver, as follows: have donated cookies to the Jan. 14, Winter Wonderland Catholic USO since this project 'will begin. a series of instruc tions for the new candidates in party; Jan. 15, club night; Jan. was started on Oct. 16 are St. 16, club cabaret; Jan. 17, orches M B . DENVEB BEICK Louis’, Christ the King, St. Dom the near future. More details concerning the classes may be tra dance, 8:30 p.m.; Jan. 19, inic’s, St. Philomena’s, Loyola, dance instruction, 8 p.m.; Jan. AC. Speer at Broadway Presentation, St. Mary’s (Little obtained by calling her at MA. 3796. 20, informal club activities (dec ton), Blessed Sacrament, St. orate for p a rty ); Jan. 21, Jack Catherine’s, and Assumption, Frost Frolic, 8:30 p.m.; Jan. 22, (W elby). The Girl Scouts of Seminary Auxiliary club activities; Jan. 23, club cab Holy Family Parish made the To Hold Meeting Jan. 19 aret; Jan. 24, orchestra dance, cookies that were given during 8:30 p.m.; Jan. 26, learn to dance, three weeks in December. The meeting of the St. Thomas 8 p.m.; Jan. 27, club night (dec St. John’s PTA i.s scheduled Seminary Auxiliary will be held orate for p arty); Jan. 28, surprise to donate cookies on Jan. 15; St. Tuesday, Jan. 19, at 10:30 a.m. party, 8:30 p.m.; Jan. 29, club Vincent de Paul’s, Jan. 22; and in the Catholic Daughters of night; Jan. 30, club cabaret; and St. Joseph's (Redemptorist) on America Clubhouse, 1772 Grant Jan. 31, Communion breakfast, 9 Jan. 29. Street. Denver. a.m.; orchestra dance 8:30 p.m. Dr. and Mrs. Phil More than 60 couples attended the all-day al CFM Retreat Day Clarke, Denver; Mrs. fair, appropriately held on the Feast of the Holy and Mr. George Gale, Fort Collins; and Mr. and Family. The Rev. Francis Syrianey, chaplain for Mrs. John Mahoney, Denver, assemble before the four CFM groups in St. John’s Parish, conducted opening conference at the day of recollection spon the conferences. Mr. and Mrs. Mahoney are the sored by tip Christian Family Movement Sunday, president couple of the CFM Federation in Denver, Jan. 10, at^oretto Heights (College. *MiM cooM coaMn. aoista. ceioxAoo. u s.a. i- 'i -To hunt for what you want in REGISTER Classified Columns •Thursday, January 14,1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER dATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4 2 05 PAGE SEVEN Guild's Annual Card Party Married at Annunciation [^035 J0||(5 Pauline Mary The annual card party o f the Officers for 1954 are Mrs. Jane Vigil, Regis Guild of Denver will be W. P. Mulligan, president; Mrs. daughter of James Arkins, secretary; Mrs. Mrs. Emma To Alumni. Unit held Jan. 27 at the Public Serv Paul Rossmiller, treasurer; and Vigil of 3642 ice Company. Dessert-Luncheon Mrs. James Sweeney, financial Clayton Street, will be served at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. secretary. Committee chairmen and Daniel T. C. Rhoades is chairman. The are; Telephone, Mrs. A. Mc At Nurses' Home Mascarenas, son Rev. Bernard Murray, S.J., mod Guire; sick, Mrs. J. Udick; sew of Mrs. Pauline erator, gave a talk to the mem ing, Mrs. T. C. Rhoades; and When the Denver chapter of Mascarenas 0 f the St. Mary College, Xavier, bers at the meeting Jan. 10. membership, Mrs. W. L. Roberts. 3338 Columbine, Kans., met in the St. Joseph were married Nurses’ Home Jan. 11, the Rev. Dec. 21 before a Theodore Haas gave a talk on Nuptial Mass the Marian Year. Questions and celebrated in an informal discussion followed. Annunciation Mrs. John Paprocki served as Church, Denver, the hostess. before the Rt. Sister Marianna donated the Rev. Monsignor special prize, which was won by Charles Hagus. Sister Michele. Given in mar This being the Marian Year, riage by h e r former St. Marians are asked to brother, Ernest club at the May Company box office. Shown above maintain themselves as active' Going like Hot Cakes Vigil, the bride are, left to right. Mmes. John Ruddy, Norman Com members o f the college alumni. was attended by sponsored by the St. Mary Academy Mothers’ Club stock, Herman Seep, John Strachan, Paul V. Pat- t o u r If further information is de Mrs. John N. Jan. 20 and 21 are being sold by members of the tridge, and Charles Haskell.— (Photo by Turilli) sired, it may be obtained by call Martinez, Fort J - -L J_ O. Collins, matron ing Mrs. Gladys Sullivan at GR. of honor, and 3282. Miss Clara Mas Members are planning a val entine party for prospective stu Book Review to Aid St. Mary's Fund carenas, 3338 Columbine, maid of honor. j .,1. • • r- u The best man was John N. Martinez, Fort Collins, and Donaldand their mothers in Feb- Acosta, 3145 Humboldt Street, was theHsher. Alice Semard is St. Many’s Mothers’ Club ways at the present time 10th among:Clark, Mi.sses Nell and May After a reception in the home of the bridegroom’s mother, the 8fd and means committee, officers, the national best sellers. Jolce, Miss Marguerite Udry, couple left on a wedding trip to Colorado Springs.— (Photo by jassist on this and members are staffing the Early ticket buyers for the and Miss Martha Coughlin. Many J erU e Studio) |comm,ttee they may contact Mrs. May Corhpany Box Office Jan. benefit review include Mrs. Nor subscription dinners and parties ------1 Gladys Sullivan. 1 3 'through Jan. 19 exchanging man Comstock, Mrs. Charles are being planned before each and selling choice seat tickets at Haskell, Dr. and Mrs. William review including one scheduled Women's Retreat League $2 for two benefit reviews to Earley, N. J. O’Dea, Mr. and Mrs. before the review Jan. 21 by Mrs. Loretto Heights Plans 'add revenue to St. Mary’s build- Albert Riede, Mr. and Mrs. Em P'rank C. Schader, Mr. and Mrs. chcpel and ' ing fund. mett Dignan, Mr. and Mrs. James Parents' Night Jan. 14 I Louise Mullins will review Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene James Barryhill, Jr.; Mr. and service, rooms art Plans Day of Recollection I William E. Barrett's newest Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. G. P. Foy, Mrs. Warren aHractivt and dig The Rev. Martin A. Berry, Final plans for the day of Thursday,. Jan. 14, will be hook, The Shadous of the Im Moran, Mr. and Mrs. Truman Miller, and Mrs. Ralph Hanson. C.SS.R., will conduct the annual recollection were made at a Parents Night at Loretto Heights ages. It has been the Sew nified, facili-l-ies ore day of recollection for the Lay- meeting of the executive board College. There will be a short York Times’ best seller list over women’s Retreat .Association of of the league Jan. 10. Present business meeting at 8 p.m. in two months. compitfily up-to-do’te, Denver in Loretto Heights Col were Mrs. Craig, president; Machebauf Hall, and Sister Writing of the book, George and service isfritndly lege Sunday. Jan. 31. Miss Bach, vice president; Miss Eileen Marie will be the guest E. Ryan of the Boston Pilot says: Bridal Reservations can be made by Josephine Engelhardt, record speaker. Refreshments and a “ With his newest book, William and complete. writing or calling Miss Bar- ing secretary; Miss Gertrude social hour will follow. E. Barrett has given American Buchannan, corresponding sec Mrs. Clement Hackethal, presi Catholic novelists a .standard by Magnificence... retary; Miss Minnie Povella, dent of the Loretto Heights which they can henceforth write. Womens’ Club, urges all parents treasurer; and Miss Walsh, “ This is not a sordid story; to attend so they may have the Exquisife Chantilly lace Miss Helen Pritchard, Mrs. Phil rather it is a very fine story on company of other parents and Clarke, Mrs. Ralph Heckman, sordidness, honestly plotted and applique fashioned with & and Mrs, Gerald Bann, board discuss mutual problems concern H o r a n Son Chapels vigorously written.’’ layers and layers of KEijftone 6297 KE|)ttone6298 members. ing their daughters. "The Shadows of the Images is nylon tulle ruffles. l5Z7Ckv F Thursday, January 14,1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E yitone 4 2 9 5 PAGE NINE Unbeaten Raiders, Cardinals Tangle In Crucial Game in Auditorium Jan. 15 By Dan Sostrick Bulldogs Untested by the Cards by 16 points, the “ never say die” ball club. With mg punch in city play. Holy Tigers have a nice working ball only Catalina and Schnabel Family found out, even more Living up to preseason re The St. Joseph Bulldogs, de fending champions, came out club. \ boasting any experience to speak than St. Francis’, that too much views both Annunciation with a perfect record, too, tak The three “lost weekenders” of, Coach Jones has come up with attention to Mares brought and Regis came out un ing Cathedral and Mullen into were Mullen Home, Mt. Carmel, a surprisingly smooth-working buckets from Moore, Priselac, scarred in tilts last Friday camp. Just how strong the Bull and Cathedral, who «lost two club. and Baca. games each. and Sunday. At 9 o’clock dogs are, however, is yet to be As with the Eagles, however, Rougher Competition seen. They still have to meet the The Mustangs, playing with this is not a Jay year. They got Friday night, Jan. 15, in the “ Big Three,” with possibly^ the out the services of Bobby Zadel, a rather rough reception from In league play so far, the Cards = City Auditorium they both Holy Family Tigers giving them were surprisingly inept. They St. Joseph’s and St. Francis’. The have had the advantage of having will put their unbeaten rec their only breather in their last came to life briefly with a 14- reception will bc‘ getting a bit had rougher competition in Holy warmer too, as they meet Holy Family and St. Francis’ who ords on the block, with each four first-round games. St. Francis’, gremlined by the Family Friday, and .Annunciation were good sharpeners for this attempting to undercut a Cards 43-45, and Holy Family Standings Sunday., tilt. After Friday’s contest, the first round advantage. came out with .500 records. The Team W . L. standings of the Raiders and the No Favorites Cards should stand until the sec Gremlins( although losing to the Annunciation...... 2 0 This is the “ Big One” in the ond round. Regis, however, still Cards, stamped themselves as a Regis...... 2 0 It will be anybody’s game Fri first round of play of the Den has St. Francis’ to face on the title threat, and proved it by St. Joseph’s ...... 2 0 day night at the Auditorium 24th. To complete their week end ver Catholic High School bas whipping Cathedral with the reg Holy Family...... 1 1 when the Cards and the ^Raiders Regis Raiders meet the Bulldogs- ketball League. Although this ulars out a great part of the St. Francis’...... 1 1 Sunday in St. Jo.seph’s gym while first game in the round robin game. Cathedral ...... 0 2 clash in the feature game. The Annunciation takes on Cathedral match will not determine the The Tigers lost to the Cards, Mt. Carmel...... 0 2 Cards have the unenviable task at City Auditorium. 0 champion, it will point a big fin to have something in common Mullen ...... 0 2 of finding a way, if not to stop, ger in that direction. withr St. Francis’. Though clipped then at least to slow down Dug St. Francis' meets a strength gan. The Raiders have the ened Mullen team Friday. Zadel + + - f + ^ ■ ‘m-'Wr- point third quarter burst against equally unenviable task of find will probably be in the lineup and the St. Joseph team, but other ing a way to cut down the ef add punch and leadership to the League. Jack can count on able assistance from wise seemed to have everything CAIftPr Jorlf Sm ith °'’® big r e a * o n ficiency of Mares’ general floor Mustangs’ attack. The Gremlins J O U l s m i i n pioneer pucksters Wingmen Barrie Middleton (left) and Bill Kos- Duggan Delivers going wrong. leadership and versatility. will have a rougher time of it sian. are burning up the ice in the Midwest Hockey Rough Initiation The Raiders have the edge in I with the Mustangs than Regis + + + + height, but, like St. Francis’, have!and St. Joseph’s did. They meet The hapless Mt. Carmel Eagles yet to meet any height and scor-'the Holy Family team Sunday. found a rough initiation in -|- J- _L J- _ league play against a smooth Jack Smith Paces Pioneer Pucksters working Holy Family team, and If Denver Dniver.sity’.s another assist in the second game 2-2 tie and the second in a 5-0 then had the misfortune of meet Weber Wings One ing Regis in the Raider gym. At rampaginp Pioneers do not to put his point total at 3.5 for victory for the Gophers. the season, with 10 goals and 25 A*va result, the Nodaks hold any rate Coach Di Manna can pet into the annual U. S. assists. to a slight first-place advantage, console himself with the thought championship hockey tour Denver University's chances of with Minnesota in second and that this is a great year for the winning the Western Intercolleg Denver only half a point out of a Catholic High School League. ney it will not be the fault With a scorching reception to of “ Fireball” Jack Smith. iate Hockey League champion second-place tie. The C.C. Tigers ship have been improved in the are in fourth spot, a full ^oint age his cagers and with no sen One of the numerous Cath past week, both by results of in the standings behind D.U. iors 9n the team, he will be olic players on the Hilltop ice other league play and its own The Denver-Colorado College tasting sweet revenge in 1955. aggregation, the 22-year-old, victories. The D.U. skaters, who games this week end are split The Eagles also have the hap five-foot, 11-inch, 185-pound tangle with Colorado College between the two cities, the first pier prospect of adding height in sophomore hails from Calgary, twice this week end, have as game set Friday night, Jan. 15, the second round with six-foot, Alberta. .\nd if his hot start with sembled a win streak of six in the D.U. arena, and the sec one-inch center, Joe Chiarelli, a the Pioneers is any indication, he straight games. ond Saturday night in the transfer from Cathedral. Di- will be breaking records for the Tough Minnesota locked sticks Broadmoor Ice Palace. Manna also has a fine ball player next two and one-half years. with tough North Dakota last On Jan. 29 and Feb. 1, the in guard Dick Lamirato. Dick hit Leading the league in points Friday and Saturday nights, Ren.sselear Poly team comes to for 11 and 15 against Hofy Fam^ this season, young Jack picked with the first game ending in a Denver for a two-game series. ily and Regis, respectively. He is up a goal and four assists in a nice ball handler and does not the first game of the recent seem to get rattled under fire. Michigan Tech series and added Jr. Parochial Directors The Cathedral Blue Jays started with a green club but have. worked into a driving, Get Better Reieose '54 Cage Programs . + + + Performance At a meeting held by 34jof the committee, to be assisted Outstretching Pete Gan athletic directors of the Jun- ^R^v'^’LJbert^B^ntan’l T ’ Rev From Your Car ior Parochial League, the non (left) and Butch Mul- Michael Walsh, and Mickey holland of Mullen is the lad with (»el a basketball schedule w^as re O’Donaghue. the wicked hook shot, Tom Dug leased and the rules revised. A financial report was given Complete Chevrolet on the Junior Parochial Foot I Julius Carabello was ap- ball Carnival held Sept. 26. The gan of Regis. The Raiders romped pointed to head a committee!parochial schools netted a total over the Mustangs, 61-16, Jan. 8 MOTOR composed of Eddie Garland, [of $15,000 from the carnival. in City Auditorium. Harry Pemberton, and Jim ' League entry fees, K. of C. dona- XT II- r iu 4. - tions, and gate receipts amount- OVERHAUL McNelllS for the p o s t - s e a - $366.65. Expenses totaled Joe Weber of the St. Francis BY OUR EXPERT son basketball tournament. ,$359.62, with tiv league realiz- Gremlins (right) tips in a two- It was announced that the city '**’8 ® profit of $6.93 pointer against Annunciation in a game played Jan. 8 in City Au MECHANICS « basketball playoffs between the initiate Soccer League three league divisions, and the' ditorium. The Gremlins, however, city cage tournament will both League officials decided to could not resist the onslaught of be held the first week in March. initiate a soccer league. Father It was decided to have A and B John Brady was appointed chair la.st year’s state champions as divisions in the tourney. Each man o f the soccer committee they bowed, 43-35. Other players team is requested to submit a which is to hold its first meet- in the picture are, left to right, $5 entry fee as soon as possible ing Jan. 16 at 1:30 p.m.', at Our Fred Boom’ (4 ), Dennis Papier- to the league president, Father Lady of Grace rectory. nik (8 ), and Eloy Mares (9 ).— [James Moynihan. Two heads of the National (R egister photos by Sustrick) Soccer Association, A1 Smith and C HIE V R O L IE T Grid Committee Ronald Tuttle, explained that + + soccer was not to compete with Sterling Parish Circle A football committee was ap 455 Broadway other sports, but was to take pointed to study weighing-in pro care of the boys not participat cedures. The Rev. Edward Mur PEarl 4641 ing in basketball. Soccer balls, Has Annual Election phy, S. J., was named chairman officials, and coaches w-ill be sup plied by the Soccer Association. Sterling.— (St. Anthony’s Par The revised basketball rules ish)— When the Sacred Heart and schedule for the 1954 season Circle met at the school hall Jan. NEW! NEW! are listed below. 7, election of officers was held. NEW! 1. Aoy boy eligible for league play Catherine Fritzler was chosen who still attends grade school. No ninth pre.'ident; Betty Graher, secre Your Pocketbook Gets a Break at the . . . grader is eligible. tary-treasurer; a n d Maxine 2. No hoy may participate • in league play who reaches his IBth birthday be Behm, reporter. Refreshments fore the beginning of school in Septem were served to 16 members by ber. the hostesses, Mollie Pimple and 8. The same rules apply on the field as are In force in the Denver Catholic Agnes Erisman. Grace Martin High School League. wa.s welcomed as a new member 4. Regular' time, not running time, DineV Take will be used with six-minute quarters. of the circle. REVOLUTIONARY NEW IDEA IN RESTAURANTS 6. Any team not ready to play 16 The next meeting will be held minutes after the time scheduled will at the school hall. Grace Martin forfeit the game. 6. All officials will be regular asso and Betty Graber will he the ciation officials. hoste.sses. 7. Each team will pay 88.50 before 94 S. Broadway Near Bayaud each Saturday game to take care of St. Mary's, Littleton, vs. SU Jo referees, timer, scorer, and gym facil seph's ...... — 12 ities. Jan. 30 DENVER'S BEST FOOD BUYS St. Loul»’ VI. 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St. Dominic’..... 9 AUCUSTINIAN FATHERS Open 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.— 4 to 7:30 p.m. lustrated brochure. Holy Fimily team va. Mt. Cirmet Colo. Knitting Mills 1543 LARIMER STREET R. R. 2, Bex 10 O|oi, Californio Cloied Mondays Madonna Roiarta* teim ...... 10 1434 Welton KE. 2443 St. 'Vincent’i home vi. S t Fitrleki 11 830 SEVENTEENTH ST. Pott Offtet Box 38 PHtafUM* Maai. S t C lui’i V I. Assumption teim, Wtlby ...... la ■'»ii -E«», I ' un ■< PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, January 14,1954 Member of Pioneer Colorado Family ^hqiUM om L 9 r , fijc u c n Judge Blackman Dies; JEAN M. POOLE. 68, 8060 8. Elm ther of Helen M. W olf and Mrs. Frank' GUADALUPE RODRIGUEZL 70, 2210 Street. Mother of John C. Poole, Den E. Fischer; brother of John Wolf of Lawrence. Father of BasilUo l^driguez. Active in Public Affairs ver; Joseph K. Poolt, T uIsa, Okl&.; and Englewood and Mrs. Guy Isett of Juan (jastillo, and Mrs. Raefael Lara; Carol Mead. Denver. Requiem High Frederic; and survived also by a and 22 grandchildren. Requiem Mass Mast is beins celebrated in St. Vincent grandson. Requiem High Mass is being was celebrated Jan. 11 in St. Cajetan’s Leadirtf? Colorado Republican Judge Roy H. Black- de Paul’ s Church Thursday. Jan. 14. at celebrated Thursday, Jan. 14, in Holy Churejj. Trevino Mortuary. 9 o'clock. Interment Mt. Olivet. Horan Family Church at 9 o’clock. Interment DIEGO ANAYA. 63, of 1321 22nd iTlan, 75, died Jan. 11 in Mercy Hospital after a long Mt. Olivet. Boulevard Mortuary. Mortuary. Street. Requiem Mass was celebrated illness. Requiem Mass is being celebrated Thursday, Jan; ANTHONY CORELLO. 69, 1717 W. ELLA R. VIGIL, infant daughter of Jan. 12 in Sacred Heart Church. In 83rd Avenue. Requiem Mass is beinff Mr. and Mrs. Rolando M. Vigil: and terment Mt. Olivet. Trevino Mortuary. 14, in St. John the Evangelist’s Church at 10 o’clock and celebrated in St. Patrick's Church s' ter of Tony, Gilbert, Vincent, David, EMMA GONZALES, 62. of 2116 Cali Thursday. Jan. 14. at 9:30 o'clock. In Jimmy, Ernest, Violan, and Carolyn fornia Street. Wife of Joseph Zamora: burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. terment Mt. OHvft. Horan Mortuary. Marie Vigil. Mass of the Angel* was and mother of Archie Gonsales. Requiem celebrated Jan. IS in Our Lady of Judge Blackman was re CHARLES TONNER, 82. 2644 W. Mass is b^ng celebrated in Sacred ily. His father, Augustus Black Grace Church. Capitol Mortuary. ceived into the Church a few 42nd Avenue, ilusband of Anna Tonner; Heart Churen Thursday. Jan. 14, at 9:F6 o'clock. Interment Mt. Olivet. man, brought the first stamp mill father of Roy ?'e..ton and Mrs. Marie NELLIE M. BENNETT* 69. 2933 Fos weeks ago by the Very Rev. Trevino Mortuary. into Gilpin County and later be Marine; and survived also by five ter Court. Mother of Robert J. Bennett; Monsignor David Maloney, At- and grandmother of Robert, William, TERECINA CORDOVA, 4 months, of came postmaster and station Rrandchildren and five jrreat-Rrandchil iiitant Chancellor, who it of- dren. Requiem Hifth Mass was cele Richard, James, and Barbara. Requiem 2700 W, 65th Avenue. Daughter of agent at Gulden and Boulder. brated Jan. 11 in St. Catherine's Mass was celebrated Jan. 8 in St. Mr. and Mrs. Sinforiano Cordova; ais Church. Boulevard Mortuary. Dominic's Church. Interment Mt. Olivet. ter of Max. Lucille, and Annabelle; Judge Blackman received his Day Mortuary. and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. KATHERINE ELLEN (Horan) MA ENGLEBERT J. MEYERS, 68, 1906 Daniel Cordova and Mr. and Mrs. Gre higher education at Colorado HONEY, 63. 4800 W. Sixth Avenue. E. 36th Avenue. Husband of Mary N. gorio Cordova. Interment Mt, Olivet. A. & M. and Colorado University, Wife of Thomas Mahoney: mother of Meyers: father of Aloys J., Bernard V.. Trevino Mortuary. where he was awarded a law de Katherine Zeman. Dorothy Pohlman, and Joseph L. Meyers, and Clara M. John Mahoney. Rose Lull, and Elsie ROBERT F. MILLER. 21, 181 Colo- Thompson, all of Denver; brother of gree in 1901. His career began Mulcahey: sister of Mary Talcott of rado Boulevard. Son of Mr. and Mrf. Mrs. Dennis McCarthy of Fairpoint, S. Arvada. Rose Rees. James. Dan. Wil Fred W. Miller: brother of Dick Miller. with hh election to county judge Dak., and Joseph Meyers of Fraiee, liam. and Terry Horan, all of Denver. Denver; grandson of William H. Mil of Clear Creek County in 1905. Minn. He is survived also by five ler. Capistrano. Calif.: and Mrs. Eliza Survived also by 17 jtrandchildfen. Re- grandchildren. Requiem High Mass is He served two terms in this ca ‘ Quiem Hiffh Mass was celebrated Jan. beth Muller, Cory; nephew of W. L. being celebrated in Annunciation Church .Muller, Jim Muller. Cory: Gilbert Mul pacity, during which time he 11 in Presentation Church. Interment Thursday,Man. 14, at 9 o'clock. Inter Mt. Olivet. Boulevard Mortuary. ler. Derby: Albert Muller. Ogden, Utah; often sat in as county judge in ment Mt. Olivet, Olinger Mortuary. and Mrs. Hubert E. Bcttridge and Mrs. ANNA V. LUEHS, 81. 1677 Ulster ROBERT JARAMILLO, 19, 2560 Mabel Pollard, both of Denver: and Denver. Street. Mother of Edith L. Hisgins: Welton. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. M. P. Ogden, Granby. Requiem grandmothei^ of Mary H. Gracey and Positions held during his ac Jaramillo: brother of Luis, Frank, Jr.: Mass wa.s celebrated in St. John's Robert J. Higgins; and survived by two William. Edward, Richard. Betty, Char tive life were assistant U. S. great-grandchildren. Requiem High Church Jan. 9. Interment Mt. Olivet, lotte, Rita, and Patsy; and grandson of attorney for Colorado during Maas was celebrated Jan. 12 in St. Loretta Lopez and Mr. and Mrs. Cecilio BRECHMANN. Infant daughter of James' Church. Boulevard Mortuary. Rodarte. Requiem Mass was celebrated Mr. and Mrs. William F. Brechmann the administration o f Herbert FRANK J. WOLF. 68. 5090 Tenny Jan. 0 in Sacred Heart Church. Inter 3401 Nielson Drive. Private interment Hoover, inheritance tax ap son. Husband of Kathleen H. W olf; fa ment Mt. Olivet, Trevino Mortuary. in Mt. Olivet Jan. 8. W. R. NORMAN of Roxborough. Hus praiser for the state, and city at- band of Julie M. Norman: father t»f Harold W. «»f K/iglewood. Klla Kathryn Federal Correctional Institution; H. De Nicola, and Frank 1., Norman of Littleton; Eighty-Five Members h I w and Conrad Boeding. Pain or Discomfort brother of H. A. Norman. Littleton: He served also as a chairman . jvif oj Pictured from left to right are Nick Jamison, o f the Republican Party of Arap-i Name Society enjoyed a breakfast Sunday, Jan. and- grandfather oL David Robert and T. Raber Taylor, president of Archdiocesan Union Paul William Norman of Englewood. ahoe County and was a member 110, following their corporate Communion. Guest If not always present to warn us when our eyes need Requiem Mass was celebrated Jan. 13 of Holy Name Societies, Father Harley Schmitt, attention. Due to constant Natural changes our yision may in St. .Mary’s Church, Littleton. of the Idaho Springs chapter o f speaker was T. Raber Taylor. Speeches were also archdiocesan director of the Holy Name Societies, the Benevolent and Protective heard from Father \V. J. Koontz, chaplain of the become impaired without our realizing, it. Defective Vision ELIZABETH DOSCH LANGFELD and Conrad Boeding, president. Order of Elks. i -j- WMfe of Jam^s Langsfeld. graduate Judge Roy H. Blackman - r + + drains your energy and is a handicap. Remember— Good of Regis, died .suddenly in her home in Surviving him are his wife, vision cannot be replaced— it must be preserved. Cedar Grove, N. J.. Dec. 22. A Cathe ficiating at the Funeral Masi. Mrs. Kathleen Ennis Blackman dral High School graduate, Mrs. Langs- fcld is survived, besides her husband, The judge and hia wife haT# of 1237 Pearl Street; a son, Roy by her son. James; her father. Michael been parishioners of the Cathe H. Blackman, Jr., of Carlsbad, Square DatKing Planned at All Saints' Dosch; and her sister. Mrs. Arthur dral. N. Mex.; a daughter, Mrs. Wil SWIGERT BROS. Bader of Blessed Sacrament Parish. Born in Golden, June 12, lard H. Marsh, Denver; and a (All Saintf’ Parish, Denver) Joseph’s Hospital recovering (meet Wednesday, Jan. 20, in the 1,550 California O p t O m C t r i s t S KEystone 7651 GILBERT B. CREATH 1878, Judg:e Blackman was the granddaughter, Marianne Black Square dancing will be held after an operation. jhome of Mrs. Lawrence Burnett, Requiem Mass was celebrated for Gilbert H. Creath. retired airman, in son of a pioneer Colorado fam man, Carlsbad. Saturday night, Jan. 16, at 8 The dance committee is work-'2535 S. Hooker. This circle is Better Vision Good Service l^wry Air Base Chapel No. 2 Jan. 12. o’clock in the parish hall, W. ing hard on completion of the allied with Our Lady of Fatima .Mr. Creath died Jan. 9 in I^owry Air Vassar at Grove Street. John plans for the jamboree (benefit Club and its members make ro for Every Age At Right Prices Force Base Hospital at the age of 31. He was born Sept. 20, 1922, in Carmody will call the dances and dance) to be held Jan. 19 at the saries. Anyone interested in GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED Ackerman. MUs., and was educated in 'Ides of March' Bazaar Mrs. Larry Lunders will play the VFW Hall at Ninth and Bannock. learning to make rosaries may Little Jtock, Ark. In Yiima, Ariz., he piano. All beginners are wel married Helen Goshocn. Mr. Creath en All members o f the parish are call Mrs. Evelyn Schmitz, WE. listed in the Air Force in 1942 and come. Instructions will be given reminded to keep this date open 4-4531. served in both W'orld War II and in the in square dancing and folk and bring their friends. Baptized were Harold, Jr., son I Korean War. In June. 1953, he retir^. Scheduled at Cathedral dances. of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rutt, Sr., His residence was at 17 13,Jamaica Mrs. Edward Reichert was I Street. Aurora. Youth Club Meeting elected captain and Mrs. Conrad with Paul and Doris Marth as X ilu r In addition to his wife, he Is aur- (Cathedral Pariah, Denver) Mrs. Dan Yacovetta. A social sponsors; Debra Lee, daughter Jacques Brothers I vived by a daughter. Wally June The first business meeting of Boeding, treasurer o f the Mother Creath of Denver; and his mother. The “ Ides of March" bazaar, meeting followed. the Pius X Youth Club for this Cabrini Circle. of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Snee, FRESH FLOWERS Bine, lllll Mrs. Genevieve Creath, San Diego, year will be held at the parish St. Joseph’s Circle will meet with Andrew Snee and Lorraine Calif. Capitol Mortuary. annual project of the Cathedral It it ttill not too I«te to join hall on Monday, Jan. 18, at 7:30 Tuesday, Jan. 19, in the home Romero as sponsors; Deborah Monuments of Distinetion Parish, will be held Sunday, the Cetholic information IRVING A. DeLINE March 14, according to the Very clattet, conducted by the Rev. p.m. Any new merhbers will be o f Mrs. Mary Lou Christiansen, Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Requiem Mass was celebrated Jan. Ercole Petrocco, with Thomas W. Just O ff Broadway 12 for Irving A. DeLine, Denver manu Rev. Monsignor Walter J. Cana- Owen McHugh, each Tuetday welcome. Dues for this month 1755 Raritan Street. facturer, in Christ the King Church. van, pastor. At the “ windup" and Thursday at 8 p.m. in St. will be collected at this meeting. Little Flower Circle will meet Brooks and Mary Jane Petrocco on 6th Ave. I Burial was in Mt. Olivet. meeting held in St. Paul’s read Paul’i Chapel. Lectures last Members are reminded that 45 Thursday, Jan. 14, in the home as sponsors; Rebecca Lynn, Mr. DeLine, 73, of 4006 E. Sixth ing room Jan. 12, Dan Yacovetta, one hour and cover the whole RPM records will substitute for of Mrs. William Schneider, 2270 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ercole Over 50 Years I Avenue, died Jan. 9 in homa aiter general chairman, and Bernie doctrine of the Catholic faith. one month’s dues. Linley Court. Petrocco, with Thomas W. Brooks in One Location [an illness of several weeks. Born Dec. 4, 1880, in Baldwinsville, Beaver, assistant chairman, out An informal question and Mrs. John Dechant is in St. The Crucifixion Circle will and Irene Petrocco as sponsors; Betsy Ann, daughter of Mr. and Telephone AL. 2019 N. Y.. he came to Denver in 1903. He lined the plans for this year’s answer period follows. was associated with the Novin Candy “biggest bazaar of all!” Repre Mrs. Alden Andrew Delarm, with Company until he established his paper Two talented Cathedral stu Was Frequent Visitor to Mile-High City box business, I. A. DeLine Box Com sentatives of all parish societies dents were stars in a dramatic John W. McLean and Doris pany. Inc., 1162 Champa Street, in 1919. attended. program that highlighted the' ■4nn McLean as sponsors; Joseph Members of the Altar and PTA meeting Jan. 11. Jim Mon- Denver Joins in Mourning Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Victor Sierra, with Julian and JERRY RREEN Monuments ' Mr. DeLine was a member of the Rosary Society present were son gave dramatic presentation We have erected many beau- C olorado .Manufacturers' Association. Mmes. W. J. Callahan, W. C. of “ The Button.” Nancy Sirok- Lillian Larez as sponsors; and tifnl moDumenU in Mt. Breunig, Maurice Lamy, Robert raan presented a comedy skit, Loss of Thomas E. Broniff Mr. arid Mrs. John Maxwell and Florist ^ Denver Chamber of Com* Olivat Cemetery. n Hodges, and Dan Yacovetta, and “The Waltz.” District Judge Jo their three daughters, new con verts. 1004 15th St. Misses Ida Callahan, Margaret seph Cook climaxed the evening Denver joined the re.st of the supporter of Notre Dame Uni He is survive • i ' Thursday, January 14, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN Advice for Office Workers By J. R. W a l s h frivolous talk. Got to work at jokes the mysterious processes KNOWLEDGE OF CONDI- once on the documents await of procreation whereby men REGISTORIALS TIONS in a modern office was ing you. They may look to you become co-operators with God evidenced by Pius XII in an like nothing but a dossier of in the work o f creation.” dry papers, boit_ human hearts address to men and women em “ If you wish to be Christian ployes o f the Italian govern may be in dire* distress while you dilly-dally and delay over m en. and women, take care C hrist in H is Needy ment. Not often does the Pope during your conversation not speak specifically about office the ca.se that deeply affects to speak of others in a way By Rev. John B. Ebel by Christ in the works o f charity that when He workers. When he does, how their lives.” you would not wish them to "ALL MANKIND’S CONCERN IS CHAR described for His disciples the Last Judgment, ever, it is worth hearing what REFERRING TO a frequent speak of you. Do not, without ITY,” said Alexander Pope (1688-1744), great he says. practice in present-day offices, serious reason, discuss subjects the test of salvation was placed in the fulfillment For his text, Pius XII chose the Pontiff added; “ When you that you would not discuss or Catholic light of English letters, in his Essay on of the duty of aid to the needy. talk, watch your tongue. Do a portion of the Epistle of St. suffer others to discuss in your Man. He was but echoing the words of St. Paul: "THEN THE KING will say to those on His James; “ If any man does not not peddle scandal. Do not crit home in the presence of your ” If I have prophecy and know all mysteries and right hand, 'Come, blessed of My Father, take offend by the tongue, the same icize authority. Do not talk mother, your wife, or your all knowledge, and if I have all faith so as to is a perfect man. And the about priests. young children.” possession o f the kingdom prepared for you tongue is a fire, a very world “ And if another attacks re remove mountains, yet do not have charity, I am from the foundation o f the world; for I was of iniquity. It is placed among ligion or morality, know how EVERY MAN AND WOMAN nothing" (I Cor. xiii, 2 ). in the U. S. who pursues a hungry and you gave Me to eat; 1 was thirsty our members defiling our to point out, in a calm and livelihood in an office may This Sunday, Jan. 17, a collection w’ill be and you gave Me to drink; I was a stranger and whole body and setting on fire ' kindly manner, where he errs. wisely give some thought to taken up in the Archdiocese of Denver for the ydii took Me in; naked and you covered M e; the source o f our life, being At the end of the day, when these observations of the Pon itself set on fire by hell. For your fellow worker’s nerves work of Catholic Charities. It is well to remem sick and you visited M e; I was in prison and tiff. Not only office workers every kind o f beast and bird are frayed, be careful how you ber that every Christian has a duty to aid the you came to Me.’ . but surely domestics, laborers, and serpents and the rest is answer his impatient remarks. and all other employes may needy, a duty imposed most definitely by Jesus "Then the just will answer Him, saying, tamed by mankind; but the The Bible says, ‘A soft an Christ Himself in word and example. Our aid 'Lord, when did we see TTiee hungry, and feed tongue no mar can tame— a swer drives away wrath’.” profit by observing these sen sible suggestions, for human restless evil, full of deadly to Catholic Charities helps us fulfill this duty. Thee; or thirsty, and give Thee drink.’ And Then the Holy Father dis nature is everywhere the same. poison’’ (iii, 2-8). cussed an all-too-common sore AS ARCHBISHOP URBAN J. VEHR points when did we see Thee a stranger, and take Thee In brief explanation, the that finds a festering spot in No young man or woman out in his letter announcing the appeal, the in; or naked, and clothe Thee.’ Or when did we Sovereign Pontiff said:"When some offices. “Too often,” he could be further “ o ff the Catholic Charities "represent all of us collec see Thee sick, or in prison, and come to Thee.’ ’ j’ou come to work in the morn remarked, “ there are men who beam” than to think he or she tively in child placement, child care, foster home “AND ANSWERING the King will say to ing, do not waste your time in make the subject of their foul gives the impression of being “broad-minded” by listening provisions, representation before the courts, giv them, 'Amen 1 say to you, as long as you did it to or telling foul jokes. Actu ing of aid to needy families, and, in general, for one of these, the least of My brethren, you The Denver Catholic Register ally, such a person is rated saving the faith for many hundreds of our neg did it for Me' " (Matt, xxv, 34-40). '' privately as “off his rocker” President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. lected or orphaned children and adults." Christ, in the person of His needy, stands Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Jour.D., Litt.D., LL.D. even by perpetrators of that It is very significant of the importance placed at our door and knocks. W ill we refuse Him? Managing Director____ Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. type of conversation. And for City Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. any person to listen to false Associate Editors— Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linus remarks on religion or morality Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.D.; Paul Hallett, without pointing out in a*calm Again: The Widening Chasm and kindly manner where the Litt.D.; Jack Heher, B.A., LittD.; Frank Morriss, B.S., LL.B., to visit the home and Basilica of St. The- error is, would be wrong. By Ed Miller God, but they are no longer Litt.M.; Edward Mack Miller, Litt.M.; William Warner, B.S., An Opportunity rese of Lisieux will be given to pilgrims reached the bankruptcy o f EACH YEAR the widening able to regard their fellow- ab.'urdity. Litt.M.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F..A. Catholics in offices have a from the Rocky Mountain states who will sail from New York .\pril of the chasm that separates so members as being outside the great re.sponsibility as well as 21 for a month’s tour of shrines in Europe. THIS FACT CAN BE in- Entered aa second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. many “ Christians” from Chri.st Church of God. They cannot an excellent opportunity to dis The Little Flower, depicted above in a painting in the National stanced in hundreds of ways. This Pap«r Printed Eotirelr bj Union Labor becomes more painfully ap unite, but neither can they let play Catholicity in action. Un Shrine in Chicago entering heaven to receive the crown of sainthood, One way might be to note the parent when it is pointed up by each other go. They know that less they participate in this has been dead only 56 years. She entered the Carmelites when she divergent views of separated Published Weekly bv the Catholic observance of the there is no unity outside great apostolate, they may was 15. Owing to her remarkable progress in sanctity, she was made sects on the Catholic belief world-wide Chair of Unity truth, but they rgalize also THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) commit a great wrong and a mistress of novices when only 21 years old. that the ruling office of the Octave. that truth demands unity.” 938 Bannock Street, 1 even give serious scandal. Sec The painting also shows .Mother Agnes, sister of the Little Church rests in the Chair of During this octave, from Purblind a.s he was to his own Peter. ularism has reached an all- Flower, who died only in 1951. Mother Agnes directed her younger Telephone, KEystone 4205 P.O. Box 1620 Jan. 18 to 25, Catholics pray errors, Martin Luther likewise time peak in our society; man’s sister in holinfess. Fir.st, the Greek dissidents with Christ to the Father once completely demolished Arrangements for the pilgrimage are being handled by the said: ‘“rhere shall be no head Subscription: dignity calls for action that “ that all may be one, even as his own position on the matter ennobles instead of degrades. Mary Ann Fisher Travel Service, Box 1560, Denver; phone MA. 1211. over the whole Church, but $1.50 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. Thou, Father, in Me and I in of man-made “ Churches” in a only Patriarchs over parts of $2.00 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. Thee;” hoping that prayer sermon against the Anabap it." may bring the splintered sects tists. Canada, $2.75 a year per sub.scription. Then the A n g lica n s an The Case of the iSweet Itolls back to the one fold and to Said Luther; “ Do you wisjj nounced: “ There shall be no Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.50 a year. the welcoming arms of the to found a new Church? Let Patriarchs either, but only By Frank Morriss panion grabs the oven door, legally baking after 7 o’clock, single shepherd. us see: Who has sent you? Bishops.” Most encouraging to Cath From whom have you received Then the Presbyterians de 42 Thursday, January 14, 1954 BRITAIN IS contemplating onlv to drop it with a loud, and it is my duty to warn you olic desires for unity, too, are your mission? As you give clared: “ There shall be no a law against night-time bak “ Ouch!” that anything you say may be, the constant efforts of some testimony of yourselves, we Bishops, but only presbyters.” ing. Although the act is not “JUST AS I THOUGHT.” used against you.” OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER of those outside the faith to are not at once to believe you, The Independents did not intended to apply to bakery the Yard man .'ays. “ Hot! You The baker dejectedly walks achieve unity in what is called but according to the word of quite agree. They, said: The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. proprietors themselves, if the were baking, and it is after out the door. “ the ecumenical movement.” St. John, we must try you. “ There shall be no presbyters, We confirm it as the official publication of the archdiocese. trend continues the following 7 o’clock!” “ Stay here, Johnson,” the Some Protestants have seen God has sent no one into the but only preachers.” Whatever appears in its columns over the signature of the Or scene might happen some day “ .3nd just what wa.' I bak detective tells his companion, the problem so clearly, in fact, dinary or those of the Officials of our Curia- is hereby declared world who was not called by And the Quakers reduced in London; ing?” the baker asks defiantly. “ and gather the evidence.’’ that it seems the solution man, or announced by signs the whole thing to the ultimate official. Two Scotland Yard men are “I don’t know,” the detec John.son gets a broom and a should be just as easily ap We hope The Register will be read in every home o f the — not even excepting his own with-: “ There shall be no walking down a dark street. tive says, “ you have eaten the dust pan and faithfully begins parent. Son. . . . When the law is to preachers either, but only the archdiocese. Suddenly one pauses and sniffs evidence!” to gather up crumbs from the THE GENERAL SECRE We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste be changed miracles are neces Inner Light.” the air. “ Just a minute, John “Prove it,” shouts the floor at the spot where the TARY of the World Council in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of The sary. Where are your mir CHRIST GAVE the Church son.” he says om in ou sly , baker. baker was standing. of Churches said, for instance: acles?” Register. the unity that recalcitrant “ there’s something afoot “ Just what I intend to do.” MORAL: If you let the gov “ This is the dilemma which « URBAN J. VEHR, ALTHOUGH PROTES men have taken from it. He here.” the Yard man says confidently. ernment control the hours for dominates the whole existence Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver TANTS contend that the made it such that all who are He rushes to a nearby bakery He smiles and reaches into his cooking, you may end up hav of the council. Its member Church is divided and that to belong to it must be united and pounds at the darkened overcoat pocket. He draws ing the government cook your churches are as yet unable to they are trying to restore its by the closest bonds, so as to Schedule of Forty Hours' Devotion door. Getting no reply, the forth a bag filled with rich own goose. be together the One Church of unity, the fact remains that form one society, one king two Yard men crash down the sweet rolls. “ Here, eat these,” the Church is not divided— dom, one body—“one body ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER door. he orders the baker. only that they are separated and one spirit, as you are Week of Jan. 17, Second Sunday After the Epiphany “ All right, what are you up “ More sweet rolls!” the from it. called in one hope of your Denver, Holy Family Church to ?” one of the detectives asks baker groans. He turns green Even Beria “ Wh^ver will carefully ex calling” (Eph. iv, 4). As Leo Denver, St. Mary’s Academy the baker, standing helplessly ish and puts his hand to his Bv Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen Secret Police made a request amine and reflect upon the XIII said in the encyclical in his tali baker’s cap and mouth. LAVRENTI BERIA, the also for a New Testament. condition of the various reli Satis Cngnitvm, “ He com white apron. “AHA.” THE YARD MAN Communist scapegoat executed gious societies Vhich are di manded that this unity should No trustworthy information “ Mmmphhh.” The baker says triumphantly. “ You are Dec. 23, asked for the sacra vided among themselves and be so closely knit and so per CATHOLIC RADIO and TV LOG- has been received as to cannot reply, because his already so stuffed with your ments o f the Church, an un separated from the Catholic whether or not his Red execu fect amongst His followers KOA, Denver KFKA, Greeley mouth is full. official report from Vienna Church,” Pius IX wrote, “ will that it might, in some measure, own sweet rolls that you can tioners granted either appeal. AVE MARIA HOUR—JR— SSunday, stated. The report added that ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, “ Quick, Johnson, the ovens,” not stand the sight of another. But judgring from the fact that easily satisfy himself that shadow forth the union be 12:30 p.m. the former chief of the Soviet none of these societies, either 10:45 p.m. the detective shouts. His com You are under arrest for il no priest held by Communists tween Himself and His Fa . singly or altogether, in any ther.” ' CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, KBOL, Boolder in any o f the Red satellites is way forms or is that one 12 noon, SACRED HEART PROGRAM allowed to keep his Breviary, In these latter days of ra Erery weakday at 7 a.m. it is a safe bet that whatever Catholic Church which Our tionalization against Catholic KFEL, Denver peace Beria made with his God Lord founded and built, and exhortations to return to the which He chose should be in unity of the true Church, ar AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, KGEK, Sterling was made without benefit of gument can accomplish little 6:30 a.m., and 11:30 p.m. HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS— clergy. the world; and that he cannot Saturday, 8:15 a.m . , by any means say that these against hearts that have grown ROSARY FOR PEACE— Sun IT IS ONE of the most societies are members or parts hard. day, 10:45 p.m. KFEL-TV, Denver damnable characteristics of the of that Church, since they are BUT PRAYER can accom (Channel 2) Communists that their ruth plish what contention cannot. FAMILY THEATER— Sunday, visibly separated from Cath BISHOP SHEEN, "Life It lessness invades even the pri That is why the Church asks 7t30>8 p.m. olic unity.” Worth Living,” Tuesday, 8 vacy of a man’s last dealings It becomes explosively obvi all Catholics to observe the SACRED HEART PROGRAM with his Maker. The Reds re ous, a f^ r a bit of study, that Chair o f Unity Octave from Sunday, 11 p.m. ^ ” KBTV, Denver fuse to make any concession the splinter groups from the Jan. 18 to 25— that all may be (Channel 9) to spirituality, even when it is true Church have at last one. KTLN, Denver REGIS COLLEGE, "Treaiure the spiritual need of another FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— Chest of Knowledge” — Eeery that is at stake. It is an inter Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. other Thursday, 6:15 p.m. esting paradox that, while the Faic of the Damned Reds deny that God and the By Paul H. Hallett We ■ know from revelation When There'iS \o W ill supernatural order exist, they ONE OF THE .surest indices that the saints will not feel the take great pains to keep the least regret for even the dear “nonexistent entity" of spir of the interest of the Ameri can people in the central ques est ones on eartjf who are lost. itual succor from those they The reason for this is that the murder. tions of religion is their reac . ... Is There a Way? tions whenever some Catholic saved see everything with the Hear Whether t h e Communists authority decides on a point eyes of God’s justice; in Hie recognize the fact or not, the having some connection with will is their peace. Another supernatural, with all the won man’s fate beyond the grave. reason is that all love that is A SK and LEARN derful things that it entails, When Father Feeney was dis love presupposes virtue in the is even more real, if possible, ciplined in Boston for his beloved. But there is no virtue than the cold, hard physical teachings on salvation, even the in the damned. Ye.s, but it may not be your will or facts o f the world in which cynical Nation, which affects THE DAMNED on their part KOA man lives. The core of the to be superior to theological will never ask pardon of God. your way! Rather, it may be ac supernatural is God. There is questions, gave the incident Although they feel remorse for cording to the rigid and inflexible no greater reality than the prominent editorial space. the happiness they have lost, Creator o f all reality. Lately the action of the Diocese they will never have the slight laws of the state. 10:45 BERIA’S DEATH-HOUSE of Rome in forbidding the sale est movement of repentance. PLEA, if it is true, recalls the by C a th o lic booksellers of Their psychology is somewhat EVERY SV^D4Y EVENIISG Your lawyer can help you draw a life and virtues o f a little Giovanni Papini’s The Devil similar to that of “ self-punish has merited lengthy columns in ers” on earth— those people Questions on religion submitted by the radio Carmelite nun of the begin Will that leaves your estate to ning of this century. She had the metropolitan press. who seem to prefer misery to re conciliation with their friends. audienre answered on the arrhdiocesan broad beneficiaries of your own choice. a “ little way” of pursuing I know nothing about this cast. sanctity — the choosing, al Italian writer’s untranslated The famous English priest, Fa We’ll gladly explain, without obli ways, of the action or man book, except for the attention ther J. P. Arendzen, puts it Booklet on Catholic Church available free of thus: gation, our services as Executor ner of acting that would please it has attracted in European coit to all inquirers. God the most. circles. About two years ago “ To their Father’s house WRITE TO and Trustee. Civilta Cattolica gave a lengthy they can return, if they This little nun— known af choose to do so [supposing— ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA fectionately by Christians the excerpt from its most contro versial part. what we know from revelation Denver 2, Colorado world over as “The Little that He will not do— that God Flower” — had two special ob THAT PART CAN BE sum marized thus; After the last will grant them the grrace of jects o f prayer, the missions repentance]. The gates of of the Church and the souls judgment, when only heaven and hell exist, stirrings of dis heaven are open wide. All who FRiE PARKING of criminals. wish can enter in. But among MAin 5314 quiet appear in the heavenly More than one hardened crim the damned there is none who right next door courts. A delegation is formed inal in her day was softened of all the saints and the angels, is like the Prodigal Son in the by divine grace as he took the who approach the Throne with Gospel . . . F. J. KIRCHHO F measured steps that led to the this plaint: "Down below are, “ They know the happiness of gallows. And who can say that the friends and companions we the blessed and the welcome the gentle Carmelite’s pleas' knew on earth. We_ cannot be that would await them from Attend the with.the Almighty had no role happy if we are ‘ separated their heavenly Father if they in the final change of an returned, but the thought fills Construction Co. Tenth Annual from them for all eternity.” A abandoned man’s attitude? great .empty silence answers them with hate and bitterness, All Parochial Play THE BERIA CASE is in this plea. and they mock at the possi BUILDERS dicative of many things, most The Jesuit 'Vatican City pe bility of their going to Him and saying: Father, we have Wednesday, Jan. 20 o f them having to do with the riodical commented that this We Appreciate Your Patronage horrifying instability of a passage was unorthodox on the sinned!” City Auditorium State where a man’s life can face of it, but believed that THE IDEA that the lost will be snuffed out by a Party \experience a conversion after 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. Tickets Through Schools Papini did not seriously intend chief with the same ease with to submit an opinion that there death was held, alone among Or at May Co. .Box Office which the overlord tamps out could be any possibility of sal the great Christian writers of his breakfast cigarette. the early centuries, by Origen ESTABLISHED ItSi vation after death; he was sim But for the man of faith— ply making use of a literary (185-254), who in this was like the Cardinal who prayed device. The fact that II Diavolo carried away by the pagan for Beria all day on the date has not been put on the Index, Greek theory of a universal re The American Fixture Co o f the miserable one’s execu and that its sale has been only storation of all things at the tion—the Beria case is sig locally circumscribed, seems to end of time. Besides contra HaaifsetBres nificant of the tremendous bear out this view. dicting revelation, it does not lift rile mystery from the jus Church Pews and Altars TheAMERICAN NATIONAL BANK mercy' and goodness of the PAPINI, SINCE HIS CON- tice and mercy of G(^. It Almighty. VERSION in 1921, has been a Church Furniture merely pushes the period of For even without the sac great force in Catholic letters. trial further ahead. Assuming Bank, Office, and Store Fixtures of Denver raments he apparently de He is particularly known in that God can make an intelli sired, this former Lord High this country through his lives gent creature who can reject Milltcork of All Kinds I7t/f Executioner of the Soviets of Christ and of St. Augustine. E at Lawrence Streets s Him (and we know from reve MA. 0168 ..could save his soul for eternity The fact remains, however, f , J. Kirchhof, Pres. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION — by making in his heart, with lation and reason that He can), C F. SuU . Flee Frm. 1236 Arapahoe Sl- that his new book brings up what better term for the period Denyer, Colo. the help of God, a single per fect act oi contrition. an absorbing question. of trial than earthly death! j r X PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, January 14, 1954 Loyola PTA Luncheon Planned Jan, 19 Priest Saves Accused S t Philomena's PTA Sets 'Style Show' Mother of God From Prison Sentence (Loyola Pariah, Denver) classes. Mrs. Herbert Kullman, (St. Philomena*s Par •h. bers, their wives, and other pa- James Freed, 36, father of DE. 6853, is parish civil defense rishioflers are invited, Denver) The annual covered-dish lunch three children, was saved from a Unit to Hear eon of the PTA will be held at chairman. Those who previously Feb. 14 was selected for the possible life sentence through A preview of the “ Hair Styles registered for this class and day of recollection for the men 1 o’clock Tuesday, Jan. 19, in the the dramatic intercession of the of 1954” will highlight the Jan anyone else who is interested of the parish and other men who new school basement. Rev. John Meyer, chaplain at uary meeting of the Parent- should call Mrs. Kullman. may wish to participate. Break Teachers’ Association, Mrs. The fourth graders’ mothers the Wyoming State Penitentiary Helen Carson Catechiam clattet 'for chil fast and lunch will be served to Mack Switzer, PTA president, will provide the luncheon and the in Rawlins, Wyo. dren attending the public those attending. announced. The meeting will be (Mother of God Parith, Denver) pi^pils of the fourth and fifth Freed and his benefactor had held in the school auditorium on grades will dance under the di achoolt are held every Sun The annual games party, spon met while Freed was serving a Mi.ss Helen Carson.from Car- day following the 8:30 Mata Monday, Jan. 25, at 1:45 p.m. rection of Mrs. William Zint, sored by the Holy Name Society, two-year term in the Wyoming son Crockery Co. will speak at in the church baaement. will be held Feb. 28. Eddie Wadsworth, proprietor Mrs. F. Leader and Mrs. H. prison on a bad check charge. the meeting of the Altar and A group of men, with Ed of the Avenue Beauty Shop and Brown, fourth grade room The Holy Eucharist is the dis When he was released from Rosary Society Thursday aft Berens as acting chairman, has a member o f the parish, will mothers, will be in ch a r^ of ar cussion topic for the inquiry prison. Freed was brought to ernoon, Jan. 14. The Rosary will forum class to be held at 8 o’clock formed a committee to further Boulder on charges of passing a present a program of hair styles be recited in the church at 1:15, rangements for the meeting. as they will appear during the The mothers of all Loyola Jan. 14 in the school. interest in Boy Scouts in the $147 short check in a tavern and followed by the business meet The members of the Altar So parish. pleaded guilty . He came up for 1964 and 1955 seasons. His talk ing and program in the base- school pupils are invited to at will cover the upkeep and care Refreshments will be tend. dality and the PT.A will receive Mrs. James Gannon was elected trial Jan. 4 before District Judge of hair and scalp, together with The school children will not be Communion in the 8:30 o’clock treasurer of the Past Presidents’ William Buck. Mass Sunday, Jan. 17. Social Club of Catholic PT.As It was then that Father Meyer the many little hints that always are invited to attend. dismis.sed until 3 o’clock. keep the head presentable. He The members of St. Elizabeth’s Jan. 6. Mrs. Gannon is a past came to the prisoner’s rescue. A weekly initruction clast Red Croat Firat Aid data Canasta Circle will meet in the president of Cathedral PTA and The priest a.ssisted him in rais will discuss some of the new for Catholics and non-Cath- styles whereby the hat is used A Red Cross First Aid class home of Mrs. David Cunningham was active in the Loyola PTA. ing money to pay back the tav- olict is held each Wednesday to be held Tuesdays and Thurs Saturday, Jan. 16, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets for the annual card'em owner, and when the two with a certain type of hair evening at 8 in the church styling. days for approximately six weeks At the meeting of the Loyola party of the Catholic Parent-,walked into court .Monday Fa- hall. will start Jan. 19. This class is! Holy Name Society Jan. 5, three Teacher I.eague to be held at Lther Meyer appealed in Freed's A bake sale under the i rtf' Thursday, Januory 14, 1954 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 PAGE THIRTEEN Stratton CYO Club Plans Colorado Springs Society Elects Colorado Springs.—When St. daughter o f Mrs. Frances Moo Brown. A reception was held in Mary’s Altar and Rosary Society maw and the late Dr. Ora Moo the home of the bride’s parents. TableTennisTournament met Jan. 8, following the recita maw. Mr. and Mrs. Larkin are living tion of the Rosary in the church, in Detroit. Stratton.— (St. Charles’ Par a tournament for beginners and Dr. and Mrs. Joseph La Bripla the officers elected for the ensu of Denver are the parents of a Mrs. Genevieve Rose Mallory, ish)— The CYO Young People’s one for those more skilled. ing year were: President, Mrs. 806 E. Columbia Street, died in a Club has planned a table tennis The second Sunday of each girl born Jan. 5. Mrs. La Briola Rachel Dea; vice preaident, Mrs. is the former Ann Remington, local hospital Jan. 6. She was tournament to be held Wednes month is Communion day for the L. Hall; secretary, Mrs. F. Lu- born in Victor, Colo. Besides her day evening, Jan. 20. All the grade school children.' At the daughter of Harley Remington, sic; and treasurer, Mrs. M. Van 2524 Balboa Street. husband, Mrs. Mallory is sur young people of the parish are 7 o’clock Mass the children re Daele. vived by a daughter. Marilyn; her invited to enter. There will be ceive Communion in a body and Hazel Marie Brown Wedi Father Robert Freudenstein, parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. A t .'ing hymns throughout the serv Dr. and Mrs. L. Gordon Brown kinson, a sister Mrs. Harold ice. spiritual director, paid a splendid tribute to the retiring president, of 711 N. Cascade Avenue an Heyse, and a brother. Jack Loss. Hugo Altar Society The school enrollment of St. Mrs. Albert Redelberger, in rec nounce the marriage of their A Requiem High Mass was cele Charles' School was increased ognition of her efforts in behalf daughter. Hazel Marie, to Larkin brated in the Divine Redeemer the beginning of this year with of the society which she has Collins, Jr., o f Detroit, Mich. The Church at 9 a.m. Saturday, Jan, Installs Officers the addition of seven new pu served so well for the past five ceremony took place Dec. 22 in 9. Burial was in Evergreen Ceme Hugo.— The Altar and Rosary pils. The new pupils are Dar years. St. Mary’s Church. The Very tery. Society of St. Anthony of Pa rell, Gerald, John, and Harry Rev. Monsignor William Kelly Mrs. Redelberger is the mother •Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Clark, dua’s Parish met Jan. 5 in the Fox; Larry and Jerry Schulte, of Father Leonard Redelberger, officiated. They were attended by lilO Sunset Road, announce the parish hall. The meeting was and Joyce Randall. Mrs. Robert Usher and Tom birth of a son Jan. 9. opened with the recitation o f the who is pastor of Guardian Angels’ The academy boys are eagerly Parish in Denver. Rosary. After the roll call was awaiting the installation o f has. ment, including games, refreshments, and carol Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kubitschek Five Parishes Form singing accompanied by a stringless guitar taken and the minutes of the last ketball backboards in the new meeting were read, the new o f o f Omaha are the parents of a especially designed for playing ‘‘Silent Night.” hall. The backboards are being of a five-parish ficers were installed. Plans were girl born Jan. 7. Mrs. Kubitschek The club will meet again Sunday evening, ordered this week. Recommended Firms Young People's Club 'oung p e op le’s discussed for a pre-Lenten dance is the former Dorothy Moomaw, Jan. 24, in Strasburg. All single young men and club was held Dec. 20 in the parish hall at Limon. and a membership drive. Dinner for Women women from these parishes who have passed This was the third meeting of the club, which The next meeting will be in their 18th birthday are invited to attend, even Of Parish Feb. 3 boasts members from the Hugo, Limon, Deertrail, though they may not have come to any of the On Wednesday, Feb. 3, Father for AUTO Strasburg, and Roggen Parishes. The 23 members Edward Dinan will have a dinner Army Chaplain previous m eetings.-(Photo by Charles Burns) 'the retreat will be L d e . present had an evening of party entertain- at noon in the St. Charles Hall for all the women of the parish. This dinner is in apreciation for SERVICE Versatile Fort Collins Family jfngagement Told their many sacrifices and hard Offers Mass in work. They operate as a unit through the Altar and Rosary Geilenkirchens Win 200 4-H Awards 0/ ft. Collins Girl Society. Rifle Church I Fort Collins. — (St. Joseph's The first meeting o f the Holy Sales & Service A feature article in the Deni;fr|olic Colorado family, that of G. of St. Joseph’s Parish, Fort Col-j Parish)— News of Adella Geilen- Name Society for the Stratton Rifle.— (St. Mary’s Parish) — Poet this week gave prominent D. Geilenkirchen of Fort Collins, lins, and live on a 46-acre farm kirchen’s engagement to Airman Pari.sh was held Jan. 7 at St. The Rev. Robert A. Banigan, We Repair All !Hake.s notice to an outstanding Cath-lThe Geilenkirchens are members just north of town. 1/c John H. Andrijeski was re- Charles’ Hail. It was decided to chaplain (captain) ip the army, Major Motor Overhaul — Body — Paint — Wheel Alignment The five children of the family parents, Mr. and have meetings on the third Thurs offered Mass in Rifle Jan. 3. and Balance — Electrical — Batteries & Tires have brought fame to their nam e^“ '- P. Geilenkirchen at a day of every month. He gave a talk on the HolyName SEE OUR LARGE USED CAR DISPLAY BEFORE YOU BUY' through their unusual activity in !” ? " ” ®^ dinner in the Geilen- The first meeting o f the Holy of Jesus and its influence on the the 4-H Club. They have already k*''<'ben home. Name Society o f St. Mary’s Par international scene. Both Miss Geilenkirchen and ish, Flagler, was held Tuesday, WILLIAMS-NASH INC. s taken more 4-H awards locally, Father Banigan is on leave (tl her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. county-wide, a n d state-wide Jan. 5. Meetings will be held the from the army after spending edi John J. Andrijeski, who live 2030 So. University — SH. 2781 (about 200) than most 4-H fam first Tuesday of each month. the past six months as chaplain (Formerlj Univenity Park Garage) w northwest of Fort Collins, are olorado )3prings ilies could liope for in a lifetime. The Knights of Columbus met of Fitzsimons’ Hospital in Den c J members of St. Jo.seph’s Parish Jan. 12 and plans were made for The two daughters, Adella, ver. He is now awaiting trans- s and are graduates of Fort Collins a Corporate Communion Sunday, 21, and Lorraine, 18, both em- ferral to Korea. High School. Jan. 31. On this same date the iployes of the Mountain States Mr. and Mrs. F. Martau are Airman Andrijeski is 1952 Knights will serve breakfast in J. D. CROUCH Telephone and Telegraph Com graduate of Colorado A. & M. the new St. Charles Hall to their the parents of a girl, born Dec. Do Soto-Plymouth C. D. O’ BRIEN pany, are 4-H champions. Adella College. He was an active mem guests. The knights discussed 30. Both Mr. and Mrs. Martau ' Service was national 4-H chocheting and are teachers in the Silt public MAY REALTY ber of the Senior Newman Club, plans to sponsor a day o f recol knitting champion. From 1949 and is now a member of the schools. Mrs. Martau is also a All Late Model Used Cars lection for all the men of the registered nurse. Mr. Martau is through 1952, she took prizes on Local Chapter of Knights of parish the latter part o f March. Carry 5,000 Mile Guarantee REALTOR both the state and national level. Columbus. He is now stationed coach and physical education in The last series of explanations structor in the Silt high school. Factory Trained Mechanics on All Chrysler Made Cars I In addition to this delicate at Forbes Air Force Base in of the Confraternity of Christian ; pastime, she also raises horses Topeka, Kans. After his release Mr. and Mrs. Martau came from INSURANCE ■ LOANS Doctrine were held Jan. 13 for Cleveland, 0., last September. and pigs. No one scorns Adella’s from the service he is planning interested members from the pigs, for they are the gentry of to be a dairy farmer in the Fort Stratton and Flagler parishes. Michael Lauren, son of Mr. QUALITY APPAREL' Ute Tlieater Bldg. I swine society. They won for her Collins area. and Mrs. Barton F. Porter, was GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. A parish card party, the first IN COLORADO SPRINGS a state championship at the Colo in the new St. (Iharles Hall, is baptized in Precious Blood Colorado Springs, Colo. Church, New Castle, Jan. 9, with 2770 No. Speer Blvd. GR. 3313 SINCE 187> rado State Fair in 1948 and an slated for Sunday evening, Jan. Sam P. Cerise and Mrs. Doris all-expense paid trip to the Na 17. Kiowa and Tejon Street! MAIN 1898 tional Stock Show in Denver that ft. Collins K. of C. Stratton Flynn as sponsors. Mr. year. and Mrs. Porter are the parents i Of her three horses. Boots is Ushers Are Named of four children, all boys. Mr. the most talented. Boots has been Altar Group Holds and Mrs. Porter have a cattle GARAGE SERVICE Fort Collins.— The Knights of ranch, near Cattle Creek, New trained by his pretty mi.stress to Body and Fender Repairing and Painting THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON Columbus, Council 1248, ap Castle. hold a pipe in his mouth, play pointed (George F. Patrick a.« Mill 8tin—116 t. PIkn ritk—MAIi 144 Meet in Leadville Mass is offered in Precious CO.MPLETE AUTO REPAIR dead, cover himself with a head u.«her and James Guyer as Sirtli Stor«-<32 Ti|og—HAId 189 , Optometrist Blood Church on every second blanket, and laugh or yawn on a.ssistant. The following captains Leadville.— (Annunciation Par 125 North Tejon St. and fourth Saturday o f the For Free Estimates Call Professional PIiarmacT command. were appointed for their respec ish)— Mrs. Mary E. Carter, new PHONE MAIN 6663 month at 9 o’clock. 601 No. Tejon MAin 1088 Lorraine has won many 4-H tive Masses: 6 a.m. Mass, Ralph ly elected president, presided at KNIGHT MOTOR CO. COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. ■ awards for her sewing and cook Bowen; assisting, L. Verellen, the year’s first meeting of the An c u ff—Don—Jon or J «n r ing, and last year she won a William Kintzley, and B. Bogard. nunciation .41tar and Rosary so PE. 6333 1750 So. Acoma Get Baur't (of Denver) championship at the Larimer 7:30 a.m. Robert Power.s; a.ssist- ciety Jan. 6 in Sodality hall. Pete Beroni County Fair for a suit she made 'ing, R. P 1 i s e k , K. Helm, G. The outgoing president, Mrs. Altar Unit Elects 1 Candy and Ice Cream at Furniture Shop at home. Bi.shop, and G. Michaud. 8:30 Theresa O’Brien, was presented DODGE - PLYMOUTH OWNERS UPHOLSTERING. a.m. Eugene Ahlbrandt; assist with a beautiful rosary. Its Officers Again Johnson-English RE-UPHOLSTERING AND * Project Started ing, J. Drenek, F. Homolka, R. The Rev. Edward L. Horgan, COMPLETE OVERHAUL REPAIRING { jWith Boy's Illness Kamm. and G. Pattrick. 9:30 a.m. pastor of Annunciation Church, Drug Co. Blip CoTcra and Draperlaa Herb Southall; assisting. L. Sar- delivered an interesting address In South Boulder Recondition your car or truck for many more months of good Made to Order 4 The whole family project he- acino, F. Vogt, G. Lamb, and J. on the peculiarities of the site of LENTHERIC Toiletries iarvice. We have all the part*. Fumiture Made lo Order " 't h Glen, 19, some years Rauch. 10:30 a.m. James Guyer; the Nativity. He al.so spoke at /o j Ttjon it Bijou St Phoni 1400 24-22 So. Wihiitch Are. MAin ssosd ago. He was recovering from South Boulder. — (Sacred assisting, W. Biehle, C. Allen, A. leng h nn the meaning of the parish)—At the, rheumatic fever and had been Kruchten, T. Irvin, and M. The Oeyse Sheet prohibited from taking part in Forst. Substitutes are Louis Or ‘ 1|^®" ,®'; . f « -ff ! January meeting of the Altar JAMES MOTOR COe ME. 3-S3I9 ME. 4-8163 ;any activity calling for exertion. T)ie entertainment committee, godety, the annual election of LARRT JERRY leans and W. Sheahan. consisting of Mary Carter, Helen 1278 Lincoln KE. 8221 Metal and Roofing To keep his interests up, how The men named above, who officers was held, with the in INCORPORATED Wilson, Iona Mitchell, and Mary cumbents succeeding themselves Madden Plumbing Co. ever, his father bought a pig for volunteered to usher, will be Delorey, served refreshments. HEATING ROOFING him to raise. With the arrival of trained in this work. Several let- for one year. These are: Presi PLUMBING CONTRACTORS SHEET METAL Winners of the prizes were An dent, Mrs. Germaine Lewis; vice PLUMBING REPAIRS the pig, the whole family clam-|ters from visiting Catholic.s from 629 SO. NEVADA nie Brannon, Iona Mitchell, An- president, Mrs. Catherine Reich GAS WATER HEATERS ored for a chance to raise some- out o f state have been received, I nie Reed, and .Margaret Taylor, Ph«M ME. 2-0042 827 W. Oloriil. An. Phonti MAin S53 ' thing, too. giving high praise to the ushers ert; and secretary, Mrs. Mary Eft. 188S Stengel. The pastor, according to I Since 1948, Glen has show for their fine work in making custom, was host to the women In prize winning stock at the State visitors welcome and comfortable First Aid Course at this meeting. The re-elected The firms listed here iFair. In 1949, he had the grand when visiting .St. Joseph’s. A Red Cross standard first aid course will begin Monday, officers will preside at their new deserve to be remembered champion junior barrow of all term at the meeting in February. ; breeds at the National Western Own W orst Enemies .Ian. 18, at 7:30 p.m. in room Denver.. •• when you are distributing Stock Show. In 1952 he had the Most drivers think of traffic 217 of Morey Junior High School, The Men’s Society held the your patronage in the dif grand champion 4-H litter and accidents in terms of collision 14th and Clarkson, Denver. The first parish dance o f the new year Jan. 9. Ernest Hartnaglc ferent lines of business. had 4-H swine champion of the with another vehicle, and yet the i instruction is free and classes state of Colorado. He was also records show that almost half, are open to all. Anyone who was the chairman. 'named grand champion 4-H show of the people killed in traffic | wishes to join this class may Ronald Reichert, a student "O'MEARA man for the year. mishaps last year in Colorado register by railing the Red Cross from the parish, returned to his Earl, who is 15, is the most died in non-collision accidents. |at -\L. 0311. I studies at Holy Cross Abbey. MEANS BLICK SPORTING Aley Drug Co. versatile of the boys. He is a 4-H For Denver’s Best Buys GOODS CO. PRESCRIPTION with his chickens, turkeys, geese, Colo. Springs Assembly Plans Dance Everything for Every Sport' DRUGGISTS and ducks. In addition, he was Visit Our NEW FORD! Phone Main 930 Phon. Main 2S0 832 So. T.Jon St. the county 4-H hog champion last Colorado Springs. — The an Springs, Court St. Mary 513. The Fourth Degree assembly are on nual charity ball of the Fourth following members of the Cath the committee and will have Used Car 19 NO. TEJON ST. COLORADO SPRINGS year. To top off his achieve ments, a year ago he was a final Degree Knights of Columbus, olic Daughters co-operating are: tickets for this affair which will Location ist in the annual cherry pie bak Colorado Springs Assembly, will Mrs. Clare D. Jencks, grand re start with a dinner at 6 p.m., 740 S. Bdwy. ^ ZECHA & \ w m s ing contest at Loveland and later be held on Wednesday evening, gent; and Mrs. Mary A. McIn. followed by dancing beginning at ^ Conoco Service Station ^ j SPEAWS took first prize at the County .March 17. St. Patrick’s Day. .\11 tyre, district deputy for Denver, 9 p.m. until closing, at Carpen 1 Variety Store Fair with a cherry pie. proceeds of this affair go to local Leadville, and Sterling. Mrs., ter’s Hall, 9 E. Costilla. Tickets Dean, the youngest in the fam charities. • McIntyre is a past regent of the are for sale at $1.50 per person 1100 W . Colfax : : 1 2200 R. Platt. Are. Colo. Spro. ily. is also a grand champion. Faithful Tiavig:ator of the local group St. Mary’s Court. and children under 12 will be • | Notion! - Toy* - Hardwsro - Srhool Last fail he look" the" 4-H grand ;Eourth Degree, Peter J. Paoli, is Mrs. George A. Barney, state admitted at the door for 75 *Denrer*s largest Ford Dealer** i Sopphes • Kitrhonwar* • Glaatwar* championship for the open classjchairman by acclamation of mem- parliamentarian, and Mrs. Ralph cents. f Coimetics barrow o f all breeds at the;hers o f the as.sembly for this Moss, welfare chairman o f the An elaborate program of en ► Neridi Ave. at Cache Is Poadre i 1 — ------County Fair. As a sideline, he affair, assisted by faithful ad- local Catholic Daughters Court tertainment consisting of Irish The firmi lilted here deierve to TELEPHONE TABOR 5191 be remembered when Vou dii* raises rabbiLs. f’l'i'al and past navigator Peter St. Mary, are also assisting. jigs, stories, and specialty num tributing your patronage to tha The father the family over Hagan, Michael Ryan, and John bers is being planned by the 13th & Broadway • Denver ditttrent line* of butlntct. o f Mrs. Nat Leonard, trustee and large committee assisting on this sees the Svorking of the small .Norton, member of Bishop Chev- state secretary of the Catholic erus Assembly, Fourth Degree affair. A well-known local dance FORT COLLINS ranch, but does so only on a part- Daughters, and member o f the band will be selected. ' time basis. He is employed in Knights, Boston, Mass. local Court of St. Mary will aid the Ideal Cement plant near the The knights are being assisted in this annual St. Patrick’s Day LEGAL NOTICE I small “ ranch.” but he had done this year by the Catholic Daugh dinner and dance. NOTICE TO CREDITORS animal investigations work for ters of .America, Colorado All members of the local ESTATE OF JOHN JACOBSON. DREILING MOTORS Colorado A & M for 10 years. DECEASED. -h - f + + No. 99594 Notice U hereby given that on the Buick and G M C Trucks ' f tos , '' 16th day of December. 1953. letters of administration were issued to the under 230 South College Ave. Phone 2.'>0O signed as Administrator of the above named estate and all persons having claims sgsiiMt said estate are required to file them Tor allowance in the County Court of the City and County of Denver. Colorado, within aix months from said date or laid claims will be forever barred. BLYTHE-HOLLOWELL ANDREW WYSOWATCKY. BEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR Administrator. Mortuary First Publication December 24, 1953 LINCOLN-MERCURY SERVICE Last PublicatioQ January 21. 1964 Wi If! "llneilii.Mirciry Hiidgiirtfn." Iir .tehtalu. tilM liMr-(a>lni Uttinr-dullii!! Telephone ..■lliMiit. t.ow nit cat laild! and aat aad ara raady ta Mtvka It laltkiy atd 390 NOTICE TO CREDITORS tkanajkly. Saa at today—and avary tlilrty dayi—tat H■|lttt tkwkai kod gatkiianr ■oft. ’'Northern Colorado’s Leading ' ‘ ESTATE OF JOSEPH L. BROWN, Corner Olive and Mason DECEASED. No. 99717 Department Store" THE KUMPF MOTOR CAR CO. Notioe is hereby given that on the I2lh and Acoma ALpIne 8131 4th day of January. 1954, letters of administration were issued to the under signed as Administrator of the above P h o n e 372^ named estate and allpersons having SHINN PHARMACY claims against said estate are required to file them for allowance in the County “Your Parish Drnig Store” Court of the City and County of Denver. Balmer & Collins Colorado, within six months from said Phones 92-93 date or laid claims will be forever Mortuary barred. Northern Hotel Bldg. * ANDREW WYSOWATCKY, CALL JACK HALL Administrator. Lyle B. Collini Tyler H.yk The Store with a Smite First publication January 14, 1954. Last publication February 11. 1964. If lo w r o le t w ith TA 7191 Fort Collini maximum coveroge on oulo insurance ...You can't afforct ACE GILLETT Laundry and Dry Cleaning HUDSON not to get in touch whal you seek SALES SERVICE 125 Eeit Mountain Phon. 225 ...call Jock Hall With me right oway^ CAFE Shown at a planning session, left to right, To Hove Charity Boll “ X ' S are C. D. of A. representatives Mrs. Ralph Moss, welfare chairman; Mrs. Mary A. McIntyre, dis and ■ The firms listed here In Colorado Springs S S trict deputy; Mrs. George A. Barney, state par liamentarian; and Mrs. Clare D. Jencks, grand deserve to be remembered rado Springs, will be held at Carpenters Hall FARMER’S INSURANCE GROUP regent. Standing are members of the K. of C. March 17. The St. Patrick’s Day dance will follow VIC HEBERT INC. 865 LINCOLN DENVER. COLORADO COFFEE SHOP when you are distributing From left to right they are John J. Norton, mem a dinner. All proceeds will go to, local charities. your patronage in the dif ber of the Fourth Degree; Peter Hagan, faithful 3660 Downing The Catholic Daughters of America this year are admiral; Peter J. Paoli, chairman and faithful sine. IMS ferent lines of business. helping the K. of C. navigator: and Michael Ryan, faithful captaizu > PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4205 Thursday, January 14, 1954 AltoF, Rosary Society in 1953 Gives Important Fund-Raising Event St. Francis' PTA Plans $2,700 to St. James' Parish, Denver Lecture, Party Jan. 19 (St. Jamei’ ParUh, Den»er) one o f the many parish circles. zation. He reminded the women The Altar and Rosa^ Society She pointed out that the circles that the Mass on the first Fri (St. Francii d« Salet’ Pariik, be ready for reception into the met in the Mt. Clair Civic Build raised $924 during the year. day of every month is offered Denver) Church in time for Easter. ing Jan. 8 with 95 members pres Mrs. A. J. Artzer assumed for all the members. One of the most important Covered-Dish Luncheon ent. Father William V. Powers, charge of the sacristy. Volun Baptized were Shelly Louise, fund-raising affairs to be spon The Altar Society will serve a the host, was assisted by the ac teers for the month of February daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph sored by the PTA this year will tive members of the Legion of are Mmes. Higgins, Cudmore, J. Boucher, with Robert Lo be the lecture and card party to covered-dish luncheon in the as Mary: Mmes. Sailer, Murray, Mintken, Price, and Schmidt. Condo and Lorraine Sopko as be held at the Colorado Food sembly room of the rectory at 1 p.m. Friday, Jan. 16. All mem Cook, Degan, Vaginio, Martinec, Mrs. William Cudmore an sponsors: and Carol Anne, daugh Plan, Inc., 500 Kalamath Street, (iross, Hodges, Sedlak, Constan nounced that the annual card ter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester H. at 1 o ’clock Tuesday, Jan. 19. bers and friends of the society are asked to attend. tine, and McCaddon. party sponsored by the Parent- Blackford, with Walter and Eu Tickets, at 50 cents per person, Installation o f officers wilL The treasurer’s report for the Teacher League will be held in nice Prince as sponsors. may be secured from Mrs. John the K. of C. hall Jan. 28. She Reagan, SP. 1130, or from the take place following the dinner. year showed $2,700 turned over Fathers' Night Mrs. Earl Sulcer will preside. to the parish after all expenses urged the support o f all the room mothers. Mrs. Reagan, Slated by PTA St. Gregory’s Canasta Club were paid. Mrs. Perenyi intro members. chairman, requested that aH who All members o f the parish are will meet in the home o f Mrs. duced the past presidents y(ho Mr. and Mi’s. Casey and Mr. have cars meet at the church at invited to attend the annual “ Fa 12:30 p.m. in order to furnish John Leonard, 99 W. Cedar, were in attendance: Mmes. Gap- and Mrs. Stuart volunteered to thers' Night” of the PTA. An in Thursday, Jan. fel, at 1 p.m. pae. Ransom, Behrens, Boyle, act as chaperons for one Satur transportation. teresting program has been ar and Van Dyke. Past presidents day and Sunday at the USO Mrs. John Kingston, president The meeting date for the ranged that will be of interest who were absent but who were dance held in the annex for serv- of the PTA, thanks the parish League o f the Sacred Heart has to all. There will be no admis remembered include Mmes. Fitz-;ice men. priests and the PTA fathers for been changed to Jan. 26. sion charge. gerald, Reed, Plunkett, Garrison, i Those reported ill are Mrs. the enjoyable entertainment they The PTA council meeting will Phillips, and Leavett, and Mrs. James Reid, Mrs. Theresa furnished at the meeting Jan. 6. I be he’ d Thursday evening, Jan. Ruth Dooling, deceased. O’Brien, and Mrs. John Waldron, The pictures of the room 1 14, at 8 at the home of Mrs. Y. E. New members introduced were ! former treasurer of the Altar mothers and chairmen, as well as Trainor, 2330 Oneida. Sacred Fleart Mmes. Geshell, Mrs. Fultz, Vin-1 Society. those o f the children in the PTA Those who will participate in cent Smith, Paciaroni, Fabrizio, Father Powers thanked the of- Christmas entertainment, are on the program, “ Family Album,” Pictured above is a McCallan, Barenberg, and Ken-;ficers and members for their Sunday, Jan. 17. The drive will be kicked o ff sale for 50 cents per copy, from at the PTA meeting on Jan. 18' rirGmOII TO LOnQUCT jrroup of children liv- at 9 a.m. Between then and 12 noon, the fire Mrs. Maxyne Keller, SP. 6571. na. Mrs. Gallagher was a guest. | work in the past year and pointed PTA Is Told at the Montclair School Audito-' i , _ i vi trucks, a loudspeaker equipped car, and a truck Mrs. Sticksel, chairman of the out the many spiritual advan- James Anderies Renamed carrying an iron lung will be paraded through circles, urged all women to joinltages accruing from the organi- the district. Residents are asked to stop this Head of Holy Nome Men Rln^mnnn""rian' ^asner Win^ IDistrict who have had polio. One little girl procession and give them a donation. George James Anderies was re-elected Need for Nurses h " . . hTE. in thi, pielu,. bec.u„ ,h. l.^ntilljn .he DeTulio is chief of the North Washington Fire president of the Holy Name So ■ ■ although her family hopes she can come I Sibert, Patt 0 Shea, Bert Roher-l l • « Department. ciety Jan. 11. Mr. Anderies had (Sacred Heart Pari.h, Denver) I previously served two years as When the PTA met Jan. 5, the jisison, o n , Margaret Mintkin, May, received aid from the . _Polio _Foundation, both The children in the picture are, from left to vice president. guest speaker was Mrs. Morgan. I MMomeniaker's I Martinec; jmateriallv and physically. right, Raymond Puhl, Jacqulyn (Jackie) Fabrizio, ■ In discussing the great need I A nnam ae A rtze r. \ ir g in ia I Realizing the need of the National Polio David Rossi, Walter Weingarten, Jr.; Marvin Joseph Sheridan, who served I I Reinecke Marge Gaddis Mar- foundation and the immense good ^hat it does, Persichetti, and Billy Groce. as treasurer during 1953, was for nurses and the many oppor ne|»artmeiit tunities that can be gained by I I garet Cudmore, Dorothy Griffin, North Washington Volunteer Firemen are Carol Puhl, a sister of Raymond, is in Chil elected vice president. John S. Walker was re-elected secretary. entering this profession, she I Patronim Theie Reliable and Friendly Firnu I Mary (Jroyer, Ruby ^Dtchell, L^j^ducting a drive for funds in their district dren's Hospital in an iron lung. I Mane McQuade, Kay Foley,' George Mulqueeii was elected urged that* more young persons I Mary Lou Smith, Alberta Smith, treasurer, and Tom Wombacher, investigate the field of nursing. 'Mary Huggins, Ruth Jeffries, formerly chairman of the radio Plans were made for Found 'Marion Bartscherer, Catherine committee, wa.s made financial ers’ Day. The following persons ' Father Richard Mershon Annual Ball Set were appointed chairmen: Della I Calve, Wally Hancock; secretary. I Bill Walsh, Francis Brown, Father Julius A. Fecher, Vigil, Mary Padilla, Helen Cos TRY FALBY'S FIRST Bill Cudmore, Vince Famularo, C.PP.S., outlined to the group a tello, and Mary Martinez. for Bill O’Shea, Joe Forte, Matt In Cure d'Ars Address ByWelbyK.ofC. plan— to enroll every parishioner The cake baked and donated Reinecke, Joe Martina, Roman in at least one society— which by Emma Solano was awarded ure d’ A n Pariih, Denver) d’ Art Church. The interior Avila, Bob Backus, Rich Mc (c I will be discussed at the monthly to Serefinia Garcia. W. 0 . Ward Father Richard Mershon will| will be done in terra cotta and Giftwares — Hardware Quade, M. Sgt. Jess Bransteittcr, meeting of the Parish Council won the special prize. Mrs. be guest speaker when the Altar wood. Jack Bills, Dick Borgmann, and For January 16 Wednesday, Jan. 20. Hooper of the Little Flower So and Rosary Society meets Mon-i The men’s committee is trying Housewares------Paint & Glass Chick Calve. It was announced that the cial Center presented a program day evening, Jan. 18. The meet- to extend the number of teams I Coronado Council 3268, pastor has accepted a donation of dancing and singing to enter Broadway PE. 2910 Financial Repoht Given ing will be held in the Blessed working on the Sunday games Knights of Columbus, will give from the society to the Builders’ tain the members. F'ather Powers gave the finan-! Sacrament old school hall follow-, party to six. .4ny man in the par- its fifth annua] ball Jan. 16 from Fund of $250. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walters cial report for the past year in j ing the Rosary at 7:45 o ’clock is), willing to work on a team is 9 p.m. till 2 a.m. in the Assump- Judge Albert Frantz will be are the parents of a girl born THE BEST CN LUGGAGE all the Masses on Sunday. He | in the Blessed Sacrament Church, asked to call Joe Jezek, FR. tion Gym, Welby. There will be asked to address the February Dec. 18; the Robert (Chapmans Of All Kindi urged the continued support and I The new officens will be installed 6997. |good music for dancing, a $25 meeting of the group, of which are parents of a girl born Dec. ENGLEWOOD co-operation of all the members after which Father Mershon will A ciborium is a gift to the special prize, and a buffet sup- he is a former member. 1, and the Sam Navarros have a HEATING COMPANY of the parish, placing particular [speak on condition.s in his mis- parish from Mr.s. John Condon, per. All are included in the Devotions in honor of Our girl born Jan. 1. jstress upon the faithful use o f Sion ^m China duringj *the - time 2100 Monaco, given in memory Ji.50 per person donation, 8«rvinf Entire Englewood and ■Moth^., o f Perpetual Help will 'Aaron Slick' Denver Area jthe Sunday envelopes as the im- he was prisoner of the Commu of her husband, John Condon. a„„„„i r « _ — be A M i on Tuesday afternoon Authorized Lennox Dealer iportant means of realizing soon nists. » Our Ladv of Fatima Circle „ “ , Communion at 2:40 and Tuesday evening Musical to Be Given Furnaces the future needs of the parish. Refreshments will he served will meet with Mrs. Warren A. Breakfast at 7:30. The musical chosen* for pres and Air Conditioning He thanked all for their gener with the new officers acting as' Peter.son, 3001 Glencoe, on The Knights of Columbus. Games Parties Net $9,Q00 entation in March is Aaron Slick. osity and good will in making the hostesses, including Mme-s. R. I Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 27.1 Coronado Council 3268, held its Five years ago the parish play The games party Tuesday eve past year so successful spiritually , Schlecht, Ray R. Rebrovich, St. Michaels Circle will meet in corporate Communion was a murder mystery, and in ALL MAKES FURNACES ning marked the first anniver- 'and financially. Paul Crawford, H. H. Hunker, the home of Mrs. James Paglias-|jan iq Assumption Church. succeeding years a farce, Your INSTALLED, SERVICED , .sary of the current series being Bacon & Schramm I The Sacred Heart devotions|and Donald Ballard, otti, 3.101 Locust, on Thursday, pQjjQ^yjp^ Ma.s.s, a breakfast Face Is Familiar; the Devver AND REPAIRED | conducted by Father Fecher and are held every Friday evening' Pax Studio, will do the en- ,Ian. 28. Lyjj, served in the school gymna- Gay Nineties, .Annie Oakley, and Composition Roofing j his organization. The Rl. Rev. at 7:30. ^ Gre interior •of the new Cure I the Two-Faced Lover, based on Tile Roofing Two Adults Baptized slum by the members of the Monsignor Gregory Smith re • Heating Tw» adults were baptized by •'Mtar and Rosary Society. the antics of Ray Bolger in Roof Repairing vealed that during the pa.st year IVAore’s Charley. • Air Conditioning Father John Haley: James Lewis Approximately 60 members the parish derived approximately 4020 Brighton Blvd., CH. 6563 • Sheet Metal Work .■\dkins. with Willard Carmody as were present. Guests of honor $9,000 from that source. The scene this year is a farm Wm. E. Barrett to Speak sponsor, and Mellis Raymond in Oklahoma, with overalls, FREE CHECKl'P included State Deputy George The games have attracted en AND ESTIMATE Dyson, with George Ewert and Turner o f Walsenburg, State thusiasts from all over the city straw hats, and whiskers. Nearly Ph. SP. 0055 or SU. 1-4494 Elizabeth Ewert as sponsor.?. Secretary Justin Hannen o f Den and would have been an out all the music will be from the Also baptized were Stephen show Oklahoma—"Oh What a 1065 W . Hampden At Christ, King Jan. 18 ver, District Deputy Urban Mel- standing success if the patronage For Prompt Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob lechen of Boulder, the Rev. Aus from this parish were in propor Beautiful Morning,” and the Prank Watera, Prop. ert H. Lammermann, with Mr. tion to the demand for this type rest. (Chri.t the King Pari.h, Denv«r) ’ ing of the PTA Monday, Jan. 18 tin DiBenedetto, O.S.M., pastor; LAUNDRY & and Mrs. James Danahey as and the Rev. Roy Figlino of of activity through the years Choir practice is changed Wmiarn E. Barrett author of at 1:30 p.m. The council meeting M^rieT'daugh! from Wednesday to Thursday so The Shadows of fhe Images, will, will be held at 12:45 in the kind-i^^^. Norman Brighton. Guests from Denver when the parish was not having as,not to conflict with Lenten DRY CLEANING be the guest speaker in the meet- ergarten room All council mem-, Council 539 were James O’Con it, according to the parish. ------bers are asked to be present for. . nor and Jack Gardena. Monsignor Smith thanked the devotions later on. Servie* . . . Call: and E!da Joseph as .sponsors; and CERTIFIED CHEMICAL this meeting. games workers for their loyal Pamela .\nn, daughter of Mr. The master of ceremonies for Following the bu.siness meeting and efficient service to the and Mrs. Charles Rossiter, with the occasion was Jake Apple- Parish Book Rock and Mr. Barrett's talk, Mrs. Mc parish. PRODUCTS, INC. Richard Leo Rossiter and Eileen hans. David Ciancio, grand Capitol Office TA. 6370 Caddon and Mrs. Bradley, as Sunday, Jan. 17, will be Com Scripter as sponsors, and Mar knight, presided at the speakers’ Building Maintenance sisted by the fifth grade room table. munion day for the children and Supply Co. CASCADE Set Up in Aurora garet Rossiter as proxy. for the young people of the Supplies mothers, will serve refreshments. The chairmen for the break A special prize will be awarded You've never heard of the parish. 1550 Broadway AC. 8523 Bal d’ Ar* before, it’* the fast and Communion were Laundry & Dry Cleaners Bmihe. . Toilet Ti.iuei ' ..\urora.— (St. Therese's Par- the room having the largest Father Robert Neven. began Pre-Lenten ball of '54. Feb Charles DiGiacomo and Dave Mc Office Supplies A Furniture Paper Towel. lish)— The Altar and Rosary So- representation for this meeting, a new *erie. of instruction for Iciety is setting up a book rack ruary 26. Kinney. adult, on Wednesday evening Complete Janitor Need. and the room having received the tin the hall filled with a variety attendance award the most num as part of the intensified city 1180 Kalamath Straet of children’s books. The rack and ber of times during the year will wide apostolate to non-Cath- J. A. JOHNSON & SON [books were made available olics. The lectures are given Phones TAbor 0103 receive a special award at the EitablUhed 55 Y»ar$ through Mrs. Ward, head of the end of the school year. This spe HNS to Sponsor Games Wednesday and Friday eve • Gutters • Sheet Metal TAbor 0104 I literary committee of the Denver cial award will be donated by ning. at 7:30 in the high Women’s Deanery. Adult books Mr. and Mrs. Pat McGee. s c Ik i o I building. • Gas Furnaces Great interest has been mani • Gas Conversion Burners fl?u rT'^ Reiigion Classes' At St. Rose's Parish fested in the announcement of Fourteen new members were The class in religion for Catho the new series through the secu 88 Pann.ylvania RA 5657; (St. Roee of Lima’* Pari.h, were accepted into the society. welcomed by the president, Mrs. lic students attending public lar press and by direct advertis junior and senior high schools is Denver) They are 'T. E. O’Brien, Edward .^nn Mutz, at the Altar and Ro ing. Anyone who has a non- held each Tuesday evening in Demers, Thomas V. Hackett, sary Society meeting Jan. 7. A games party, sponsored by Catholic relative or friend who DRAPERS the school at 7:30 o’clock. Par Thomas Hawes, George Hein, the Holy Name Society, will be has been putting off starting a Mrs. June Rohan, chairman, TO.M WALKER PIANOS I ents of children attending public held on Thursday evening, Jan. Sr.; Wilfred M. Richards, M. G. series of investigations would do and Mrs. Gin Schacklin, cochair Repree.nutlv* oI Kimbell, Sohmer, high schools are expected to have 21. at 8:15, in the parish hall. Graff, Clarence Gaukel, Theo well to press the invitation and UPHOtSTERY man, of the Christmas card sales, Kohler, CBmpbell and Jess* French Plena their boys and girls attend these Admission is 50 cents per per dore Lehnerz, Alfred Schilz, bring the inquirer to the classes. I report there was a profit of C. G. Conn Connunata 926 W. 6th Ave. classes regularly. son. Refreshments will be served Ralph Kramer, and C. J. Reich- It is not too late to start, more than $1,500 made this year. Eleetronle Organ MA. 4507 The Little Flower Circle is free to all in attendance. mier. The society also voted to and anyone contiibuing faith Fine Reconditioned Plenoe IF ,The chairmen, district captains, looking after the altar and sanc Following the games party the have Holy Name Society mem fully through the course could 1846 8. BROADWAY SPnie* 7344 Upholstering, Repairing and all workers are to be con- tuary during the month of surprise for the 50-50 Club bers help serve the Mass on Holy Custom Built Furniture Igratulated on making this proj January. award will take place. Name Sunday. You have something to ect a financial:ial success. The c a p - '^ , ,. i u u Reported sick is S. J. Murphy, Julie Winston, Betty bedding 1$ Held Fr. Wogon to Lecture All work guaranteed. Terma tains were member of the Holy Name So sell, trade or announce, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller At Women's .Meeting TOM DWYER ELECTRIC if de.ired. Evening call.. Bruger, Clarinda Campbell, Wil ciety, who sustained a broken hip The Rev. Barry J. Wogan, let a REGISTER Display ma Haggerty, Anne Boston, have returned from a wedding and is at present hospitalized. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING and Clarine Schmiedeke. trip and are at home at 2 Elm pastor, will lecture on the mean Ad or Want Ad be your Mrs. Anna McDonald, a mem Our Lady of Fatima Bridge Street They were parried ing and use of the vessels and Free Estimates Extermination fore the Rev. John W. Scannell the vestments at a meeting ^ f ber of the parish, is confined representative. Circle will meet in the home of with a broken hip. Service Mrs. Jean Ewan, 1179 Salem, on before the 6:30 o’clock Mass Dec. the Altar and Rosary Society and All Electrical Jobs Licensed and Bonded all interested women of the par When St. Rose’s Circle met at 1 ' Wednesday, Jan. 20. 21. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Seep Black Widow Spider., Rat., were their attendants. A wedding ish in the church on Thursday, the home of Mrs. Mary Alvery 2260 Kearney DE 1533 They get real results Mice, Roache., Bed Bug., Mrs. Ann Barker will be host breakfast was served in the home Jan. 14, at 7 ;45 p.m. Jan. 6, with eight members Clover Mite., Termite*. ess to the newly organized St. and Mr.s. Albert Seep. There will be Benediction of present, g^uests at -the meeting Residence Phone EA 1912 Phone KE. 4205 Anthony Pinochle Circle on| jf^s. Miller is the daughter of the Blessed Sacrament following were Mrs. Frehlinger and M.-s. Denver Pest Control Tuesday, Jan. 19. Uhe late Mr. and Mrs. William the meeting. The Altar and Bohanna. The circle is saving Auk for Mist Baker Mrs. W innie Kitts, 1131 Meagrher. Mr. MiBer is associated Rosary Society’s meeting will Betty Crocker coupons to obtain SP. 4673 1754 3. Bd’wy over, EM. 6-0783, asks those .yj^h the Vickers.Petroleum Corn- take place in the parish hall fol additional silverware. Anyone interested in a study club to getipany. lowing Benediction. having coupons to donate Is in touch with her, Ifot Water Mrs. Jam&s S. Davis, who has Dgnce Jon. 30 asked to call Mrs. Joseph Rollins, Baptized were Nicelette Re- been confined to St. Anthony’s ', „ • l ij n phone PE. 7664. U44.,,;foi ;«iln Pariih Hall Electrical Contracting & Repairing mee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hospital for major surgery, is S t Ann’s Circle will meet Paul Evans, with Blanine L. convalescing satisfactorily in A dancing party, Sponsored by Tuesday, Jan. 19, at the home of at its Best Evans and Margaret H. Hayes as her home, 1385 Eudora Street. St. Ann’s Circle, will be held Mrs. Irene Hartman, 1345 W. sponsors and (lenevieve Evans, Mrs. Matthew Halloran will Saturday evening, Jan. 30, at 8 Center. 'WYH THe lARL J.STROHMINGER proxy; Chetry Lyna, daughter of entertain Mary Immaculate Cir o’clock in the parish hall. Extra S t Philomena’s Circle will Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Boetler, cle at a bridge luncheon in her featured entertainment includes hold election of officers on llocfrlc Compaay with Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mill home, 1356 Dahlia Street, pantomimes by some of the Thursday, Jan. 21, at the home Licensed and Bonded las sponsors; Janet Marie, daugh Wednesday, Jan. 20. That eve parish’s favorite fun makers. of Betty Scanlon. Member National Elactrical Contractor. A .t’n. ter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. ning, Miss Nancy Davis will have Dancing will be to the music and Mrs. Joseph Rollins, chairman Kei/stone McClain, with Mr. and Mrs. St. Patrick’s Circle in her home, song of some of the nation’s top of the Christmas'card committee, 1178 Stout St. AC. 5733 Gena A. Stefano as sponsors; 1386 Eudora Street, for bridge. recording artists. 'Cost is only $1 reports a profit of approximately Paul Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Campbell and per couple. Refreshments will be $725. Mrs. Rollins reports .she . •■'i '‘V'** Mrs. Richard E. Wolfgang, with Mrs. Howard Wolfe will enter served. has on hand for sale all occasion Mr. and Mrs. Wem Crainey as tain St. Joseph’s Circle for a and birthday cards. Anyone CHAIN LINK FENCE sponsors; bridge luncheon in the home of 100 Men Attend Breakfast wishing cards may call her at “FENCES THE WEST” Helen Emma, daughter o f Mr. Mrs. Campbell, 760 Glencoe One hundred men and boys PE. 7664. and Mrs. Wilfred A. Gerken, with Street, Thursday, Jan. 21. Baptized were Robert Charles, Specialising in Quality Plumbing and Permanent • Rustproof received Communion, on H.oly Richard H. Gerken and Hannah Inetruetions For children at Name Sunday, Jan. 10, in the 8 son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul John Heating Repairs Galvanized Steel— Guaranteed D. Magerius as sponsors and tending elementary public o’clock Mass, and were guests of son, with Charles and Charlotte Cill or Writ* Oor Friendly Repmentative for Maurice J. Fix as proxy; John ichooli ere held each Sunday the pastor for breakfast in the Colborg as sponsors; Katherine Fr«* Eftimtte.—at your Korn*. Day or Eve.— James, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Jagtes or buy our material.. In.tall it younelf, *ava morning in -tha .chool at 10 parish hall. Father Wogan ex Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. SLAHERY & COMPANY labor 0O.U. W. Holloway, with Amelia A. o’clock. tended an invitation to the men Virgil Vortibock, with Stan and NO DOWN PAYMENT Skozny and William J. Beatty Baptized were Edward Ronald, to join the Holy Name Society. Joan Braun as sponsors; Thomas PLUMBING and HEATING TERMS ARRANGED as sponsors, and Mr. and Mrs. son o f Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Approximately a dozen members Niel, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Douglas as proxy; and Sedar, with Robert A. Borowski of the Holy Name Society Charles W. Turner, with Charles CONTRACTORS IMPROVED Bruce Sullivan, son of Mr. and and Mrs. Mary McNeece as spon volunteered and helped prepare Mulchy and Victoria Venda, as JOHN J. CONNOR. President ALLIED CHAIN LINK FENCE CO. Bryce E. Hale, with Mr. and sors; and Roberta Jean, daugh and serve the breakfast sponsors. ROBERT F. CONNOR. Vic* Preeident 411 F.4.ral Bird. pfc.n, a L. 5054 Mrs. Patrick Mitchell as spon ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Seventy men attended the This Sunday tha children of 1726 MARKET STREET Hour.; 8 to A :t0; Sundayi, t to 4. sors, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Starr, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holy Name Society meeting on the parish will receive Commun PHONE MAIN 7127 or 1728 H. Mitchell as proxies. J. Starr as sponsors. Jan. 4, when 12 new members ion in the 8 o’clock Mass. Would You Please Say: "] SAW YOUR ADVERTISEMENT in THE REGISTER" Us« of rtieie levan little words when you moke a purchase or pay a bill will please the advertiser who wants your business* and will be a great help to the DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER. (A iidiMila ■M