$5,394,620 GLOCKNER-PENROSE BUILDING
Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1955—Permission to Reproduce, Except on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Drive for Colorado Springs Hospital To Provide New 12-Story Structure DENVER CATHOLIC Historic Gloekner- finance the erection of a 12-story trator of the hospital, which in private telephones for their use, where an expanded and model Penrose Hospital,^ oper modern fireproof building to re the course of its 6^year existence and a, separate entrance leading to out-patient department will be place its present inadequate struc has achieved an outstanding rec a parking lot reserved exclusively located, and the 12th floor level. ated in Colorado Springs ture. ord for public service and has for physicians. This first floor One of the lifts will be designed by the Sisters of Charity Announcement of the under pioneered in the advancement of unit will offer complete facilities especially to handle the rapid for handling emergency cases in loading arid unloading of heated of Cincinnati, will con^ taking was made jointly by Rob medical and nursing care. duct a $5,394,620 Build Plans for the proposed new the way of equipment, sterilizers, carts for the distribution of food REGISTER ert Le Grange, president of the hospital have been completed by and supply and utility rooms. to the various floors at mealtime, ing Fund Campaign dur Glockner-Penrose Advisory Board, the architectural firm of Fisher Three high-speed elevators will and the other two cars will con- VOL. L. No. 45. THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1955 DENVER, COLORADO ing July and August to and Sister Marie Charles, adminis- & Fisher, Denver. operate between the ground floor. (Turn to Page 3-. — Column J) + + + + + Kenneth R. Card, former city manager of Colorado Springs and 1st Priest From Holy Rosary Sketch of New Glockner-Penrose Hospital, Colorado Springs a widely known civic leader, will serve as general chairman of the campaign committee. Father Joseph Grabrian 300 Beds Th? new 300-bed hospital will To Note Silver Jubilee face (Cascade Avenue, offering an unparalleled view of the Rocky The Rev; Joseph Gra Thanksgiving planned for the Mountains; It will be of architec brian, O.S.M., the first jubilee. The son of Peter and the late tural design and construction to young man to be ordained Anna Grabrian of Holy Rosary match two notable and recently from Holy Rosary Parish, Parish, Father Grabrian is at erected buildings on the hospital Denver, will celebrate his present assistant pastor of St. grounds. They are the inter silver priestly jubilee in Holy John Berchmans' Parish, Detroit, Mich. His mother died early this nationally famous Penrose Qncer Rosary Church on Sunday, July 17, at 11 a.m. The RL Rev. Mon year. Hospital, completed in 1946 as a signor John Judnic, pastor, who A dinner will be given at 1 p.m. memorial to the late Spencer was assistant priest at Father on July 11 following the Mass Penrose, whose name is linked Grabrian’s First Solemn Mass in for visiting clergy and all parish ioners in the Holy Rosary School inseparably with the development the U. S. after his ordination abroad 25 years ago, will again hall. of the Pike's Peak area; and the assist the Servite in the Mass of The jubilarian has a priest- distinctly beautiful Margery Reed brother, the Rev. Victor M. + + • + Grabrian, also a Serritc, who Memorial Nurses’ Home, erected is serving at prasent as assist in 1941 By Mrs. Verner Z. Reed, ant pastor at St. Joseph’s Par Denver, in the name of her ish, Cateret, N. J. Father Vic daughter, whose death occurred in tor was ordained in Chicago 1925. Both of these imposing May 22, 1938. structures are located north of the Born in Denver site of the proposed new hospital. Born June 23, 1904, In Den The presenf Glockner-Penrose ver, Father Joseph attended public schools and enrolled in Hospital building will be razed Regis College, Denver. After sev when the new hospital is ready eral months at Regis, he moved for occupancy. with his parents to a farm near East Lake. Servite Father Alexis Erected Croke, officiating there at the In 1889 time, interested the bpy in the priesthood and sent him to Chi The present structure, of out cago, where he joined .the Serv moded, frame and brkk construc ants of Mary. tion, occupies- two full city blocks From Chicago he went to St. on the (Colorado Springs north Philip’s Monastery, Granville, Wis. In September, 1926, he side. It is bounded by Cascade, sailed for Europe with a group Tejon, Jackson, and Madison of Servites and entered Inns Streets. The original building, bruck University, where he fin which has been added to many ished his seminary training. Ordained July 26, 1930, at times in the course of years, was Rct. Joseph Grabrian, O.S.M. Innsbruck, he celebrated his erected in 1889 by Marie Gwynne First Solemn Mass in Preloke, Glockner in memory of her hus Yugoslavia, the birthplace of his band, Albert Glockner of Pitts parents. Post-ordaination studies Two Parishes to Have Fund Campaigns 1st Mass July 3 were made at Louvain, Belgium, burgh, Pa., who had come West following which he returned to some years earlier in quest of America. health., and whose d&ith occurred In New Church at The new priest’s first States- School, Auditorium in Loveland Catechetical Hall in Evergreen in (Colorado Springs. side assignment was to Mother The institution was established of Sorrows Parish, Chicago. Father Francis J. Kappes, pastor of St. John the Evangelist’s Par A parish hall, to serve as a site for religion classes for children and Woodland Park Other posts included assignments originally as a sanatorium for the ish, Loveland, announced that a $50,000 campaign for the proposed as a social center, is planned for Christ the King Parish, Evergreen, I at St. Juliana’s, Detroit; the new school building-auditorium will be started by men of the parish the Rev. Donald A. McMahon, pastor, announced at Masses on June 19. treatment and care of tuberculosis The first Mass will be of Servite Novitiate, Mt. S t Philip, fered in Our Lady of the Milwaukee, where he taught; St. Thursday, June 23. The drive is e.xpected to end Monday, June 27. Father McMahon urged a “spiritual approach’’ to the fund cam patients of limited means. It was the first such institution to be Woods Church in Woodland John Betchmans’, Detroit; St. Cochairmen of the campaign, which will include Loveland parish paign scheduled in the parish. Park on Sunday, July 3, at Joseph’s, Cateret, N. J.; Mother ioners and those in Berthoud “We have adopted a campaign built in Colorado. The hospital 6i30 a.m., it was announced of Sorrows, Ladysmith, 'Wis.; the and surrounding towns, are Bob! slogan of ‘Pray, Work, and was turned over to the Sisters of by the Rex. Michael Kara- Sanctuary of the Sorrowful Cumpsten, Howard Kosch, and! Give’,’’ he said. “There is an Charity in 1893, eventually de nagh, pastor of Victor-Crip Mother, Portland, Ore.; Our Elmer Shockman. Pledges from New Castle Parish Is First to Finish important point that will' bear veloped into a general hospital, ple Creek, of which Woodland Lady of Sorrows, Vancouver, families will be solicited by ap repetition—that in these words is a mission. Masses will fol B. C., Canada: and finally a sec proximately 30 men working there is a part in our endeavor and its name was changed offi low at 8 and 11 a.m., and the ond tour of duty at St. John under the cochairmen. for every member of the parish. cially in 1946 to the Glockner- same schedule will be ob Berchmans’, Detroit, where he If the goal it reached, Fa Payments in Archbishop's Campaign “Even the children have a part Penrose Hospital in tribute to two served the remaining Sundays is now stationed. ther Kappet taid, conttruction in prayer. There must be prayer in July and August. 12 Children of an eight-clastroom tchooL The first parish to complete A number of other mission the completion of\he payment other of its outstanding benefac The dedication date for the by all. There must be a spiritual In Family and auditorium, to coat ap all payments on pledges made parishes throughout the Arch of all pledges. The collection tors, the late Spencer Pearose and new church Is not definite as to the Archbishop's Seminary approach. Without God we can proximately $150,000, will be diocese have 97 per cent and of campaign money should be' do nothing.” his wife, Mrs. Julie Penrose. yet, Father Karanagh re One of 12 children in his itarted in September. The and Missions Campaign Fund 98 per cent of their parish The contemplated building will ported. family, he has six brothers and auditorium may be uted later is Precious Blood Parish in pledges paid in full. All of completed within many of the Initallment Payments The pews are all Installed at five sisters, all except Father at a church, which would more New Castle. Precious Blood the pledges made by the parishes during the* next few The goal of the drive an^ the be construaed with dark red brick Our Lady of the Woods, but Victor residing in the Denver than double the facilitiet of Parish is a mission taken care priests of the archdiocese are weeks. date on which solicitations will base, white stone facing, alumi the altar will not be ready Archdiocese. They are Joseph P., the pretent 52-year-old church of by Father Edward J. Fracz- practically completed. Three be made have not yet been an num windows, and horizontal until the week after next be Peter, P., Jr.; John J., Frank J., kowski, pastor of St. Mary's, of the larger parishes in Den Each person who completes (tructure. the payments on his pledge is nounced, but it was disclosed that brick spandrels between the floors. cause of the incidence of the and Martin Grabrian, and Mrs, in Rifle. ver are within ten per cent of payments can be made in 166 Fourth-of-JuIy week end. Mary Videtich, Mrs. Anna Sadar, Plans for the construction are sent a personal letter of ap A protective canopy or marquee being drawn by Victor Langhart, weekly, 36 monthly, or 12 quart At present, Sunday Masses Mrs. Caroline Hanna, Mrs. Mad preciation by Archbishop Ur will extend from the glass en Boulder architect. The structure Not Like Argentina ban J. Vehr. This letter of erly installments. In Woodland Park are being eline Budi, and Mrs. Frances will be located on 13.2-acre site appreciation may not be re Archbishop Urban J. Vehr* of closed entrance lobby to the curb offered In the Veterans of Schwab. purchased last March for $21,- ceived by the paid-in-full sub- Denver, honorary chairman of on Cascade Avenue. Foreign Wars' Hall, but Sun ‘ The societies of Holy Rosary 000 by S t John’s Parish on the Church, State Friendly scriber for five or siJc weeks the drive, told the parishioners in Designed to give the appear day, June 26, will be the last Parish are handling arrange a letter of the “increa'sing need time the hall is used. Father ments for Father Grabrian’s sil west edge of the city. Regarded after his final payment has ance of an attractive hotel lobby as an excellent location, the been made because of the of religious instruction for the Kavanagh announced that 128 ver jubilee celebration. Chief pro^rty has a commanding view time that it takes to credit the growing generation” and for the rather than the stereotyped insti persons were present at Mass plans are being made by the of Lake Loveland and the In Panama, Says Editor paid-in-full account with necessity of pPoper facilities in tutional aspect, the etjitrance will in tha hall the past Sunday— Holy Rosary Altar Society, of - mountains. ‘ , which to hold classes. an indication of the need that which M i s . Anna Sadar is pres By R e v . R . E. K e k e is e .n’ cycle hilling. have, a reception desk and gift Parish Growth exists for the new church. ident. Considerable growth in the In sharp contrast to the present situation in Argen All persons who have not shop. Also on the main floor Loveland Parish, which now has tina, the relationship between government and Church in completed payments on their “Your parish promises alpout 250 families and 200 chil pledges are urged to do so as growth,” the Archbishop said, will be public waiting rooms, dren, has been brought about by Panama is most amicable. soon as possible. Payment en “and I am sure you share my administrative and business activities of the Reclamation LeopPldo Aragon, former editor of El Labaro, official velopes may be placed in the sentiments that due provisions offices, the pharmacy, a doc Mother Cabrini Novena Bureau in the area as well as an organ of the Panama Archdiocese, canu>aign boxes in church on should be made for the religious tors’ library which also can be unprecedented expansion of the had this praise for his native level of public school, Mr. Ara Sunday or they may be sent instruction of your children and city. In the past 10 years, the country on a visit to the Register. gon stated. From early elemen directly to the campaign of for a social center in which par used as a small conference room, growth, in families in the parish The 98-per-cent Catholic popula tary grades through college stu- fice at Box 2900, Denver 1, ish functions can be held.” an assembly room w ith, movable Of Masses Opens June 29 has more than doubled. tion, of Panama should insure (Tum to Page 3 — Column 6) Colo. Father McMahon is treasurer chairs and tables for public gath Nun-teachers already have the Church’s rights at all times, A .Novena of Masses will be Denver. The saint died in 1917 of the campaign, and Paul Mc- erings, separate dining areas for offered at 8 o’clock each morn been promised for the new Mr. Aragon pointed out. But a Grady is general chairman. in Chicago, was beatified in 1938, school, Father Kappes said. An preponderance of Catholics is the chaplain and sisters compris ing at Mother Cabrini’s Shrine in and canonized in 1946. not always such a guarantee, he 350 Men Will Assist Other officers of the drive are ing the staff, kitchen facilities, Mt. Vernon Canyon beginning invitation to the Franciscan Sis Andrew Martischang, publicity ters of the Third Order of Mary admitted. and a public dining room and Wednesday, June 29. chairman; A. J. Griebling, chair The last of the nine Masses, Immaculate, whose mother-house Mr. Aragon came to the Regis cafeteria, the latter commanding Priesthood Burse ter with personal greetings from Mt. Carmel Fund Drive man of Division A; Jack Rear all to be offered by the Rev. is in Joliet, 111., to staff the don, chairman of Division B; and school has been accepted. Archbishop Francis Beckman, More than 350 men have of $200,000,’’ Mr. feotola com an excellent view of the mountain John Ehel, executive editor of the C. M., of Panama to the Rt. been Rev. enlisted in the organiza mented. \ . John J. Sullivan, associate chair region to the West. Register System of Newspapers, Renovation of a large house man. Receives 4 Gifts 'I « situated on the property could Monsignor Matthew Smith, tion of the Mt. Carmel School He also said that the; cam- , will be offered on the ninth an be made to provide a convent editor-in-chief. The Archbishop Fund Campaign, it was an paign presents a way for the Members of the endorsement Emergency niversary of Mother Cabrini’s reads and admires the Register, nounced by A1 Rotota, chair Mt. Carmel community to re committee are Joseph Bona, Maj. canonization, July 7. Four donations, totaling $15, for the teaching sisters. Addi Unit Plans were made to the Lady of Fatima tional plans are being discussed, he said. man, this week.' pay in part all that 'was done B. A. Hardy, A1 De Marteau, P. Plaques for the steps and for them by their forefathers. M. Marble, James McConaty, Dr. The emergency unit also will benches for the outdoor stations Burse in the past week. The (Turn to Page 3 — Column T) Mr. Aragon has been in the “With that many members burse, a Denver archdiocesan U. S. almost a year since he “It took real sacrifice for them J. a. O’Neil, Mason Welch, and be located oif the main floor, ad of the cross will be installed by on our Sunday kickoff date, to build pur church and our Herbert White. Sunday, June 26, That afternoon fund for the assistance of semin left El Labaro. At present he is July 10, our ‘once in a life jacent to the ambulance entrance. arians, now stands at $4,389. Church Dedicailon employed by the United States’ our school and our entire com Christ the King Church was at 3 and 4 o’doclr the Rosary time’ drive should be completed munity has benefited through built in 1936, when Evergreen It will have two operating rooms will be recited. In addition, the League of the I Foreign Operations administra in one day,’’ he said. Sacred Heart of St. Francis de tion and resides in' Washington, the years from their foresight was a missjon of Golden, where which can be subdivided into four 6.000 Visitors in June Father (now the Rt. Rev. Mon Sales’ Parish, Denver, .added $5 In Silt on June 28 D. C. His job is to interpret for "It is certainly gratifying and generosity." separate areas should need arise, John J. Campbell, director of to the parish burse. groups of Latin Americans who to find so many men in our “This is the time when we signor) John P. Moran was pas a family room where relatives of the shrine, reports that in this should do for our children what tor. ’The Rev. Joseph Bosch be Donors to the Lady of Fatima More than 250 persons have enter this country as guests of community who are willing to patients can confer in privacy month of June alrjady mpre than Burse in the past week were made reservations to attend a the State Department to study work and to give sacrificially otir forefathers did for us,” came the first resident pastor in 6.000 people have signed the reg Mr. Rotola concluded. Evergreen in 1951. with physicians, a doaors’ lounge. N.N., Colorado Springs, who dinner honoring Archbishop Ur labor-management relations here. so that we can reach our goal ister at the shrine, 50 per cent gave $1; A.R., Leadville, $2; Mr. ban J. Vehr of Denver after the Returning to Church-State re more than last year. They come and Mrs. B. J, H., Denver, in dedication Tuesday, June 28, of lations in Panama, Mr. Aragon from every state in the nation, thanksgiving to the Little the new Sacred Heart Church in reported that the present Presi he said, and from .Scotland, Eng Flower, $10; and R.S., Den Silt. dent, Ricardo (Dicky) Espinosa, Receptions June 26 for Newly AppointeiJ Priests land, and Ireland. \ ver, $2. ■f’l The dedication at 11 a.m. will like the former incumbent, the Mr, Campbell, who was a per The past Sunday saw four be followed by the administra late San Antonio Remon, is most sonal friend of St. Frances Ca newly ordained Jesuits, all from tion of Confirmation by th e helpful on the ecclesiastical scene. For Fr. Scannell at Christ, King For Fr. Leyden at Loretto Heights brini, has dedicated his life to Denver, offer their First Solemn Archbishop. President Remon’s assassina her shrine in the mountains. As Masses in city churches. The The 18 by 28-foot church tion, in January of this year, A reception will be held for King Parish in June, 1947, The Sisters of Loretto at College for the past nine years a boy he used to chauffeur the was not a political plot, the news archdiocese’s gift of these young building, purchased a year ago Father John W. Scannell Sun after serving as pastor of Loretto Heights College, Den and was noted for his work as saint about in his horse and men to. God’s service will as from the Denver, Rio Graiide & man declared, but the result of Hugo and missions following ver, will hold a reception for superintendent of schools for buggy. day, June 26, from 1 to 6 p.m., suredly bring back many times Western Railroad for $1, is re gang warfare. -The inner circle is release as a chaplain in the the Rev. Edward A. Leyden the Denver Archdiocese and “She called me ‘my Johnny’,” multiplied the blessings of Christ. portedly already too small to ac convinced it was engineered by in the convent assembly room armed services. A combination on Sunday. June 26, from the Pueblo Diocese. The Rev. he said. “She had her first meal For these new priests will carry commodate crowds at Sunday an international dope-smuggling of Christ the King Parish, church and school, rectory, 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. on the Lo Charles Jones, Ph.D., will suc in Denver in our house in Mt. on the work of Christ in their Mass. ring. . Denver. All parishioners and and convent for the teaching retto campus. ceed him as superintendent of Carmel Parish. She was a quiet chosen field. Most of the work of preparing The new President, Espinosa, friends are Invited. nuns were erected under his An invitation to the recep schools and as chaplain of little woman who always carried was second Vice President under Any assistance, too, given the building for use as a church Founding Pastor pastorship. tion honoring Father Leyden, Loretto Heights. a little black cane. Often she young men in their preparation has been done by volunteers, non- Remon. The first Vice President, \. Father Scannell, the found newly appointed pastor of The nuns at Loretto Heights came, to the house to get butter, for the priesthood will receive its 1 CathoHcs as well as Catholics. Jose R^mon Guizado, did not suc All Friends Invited Christ the King Parish, Den eggs, and other things for her reward. The archdiocesan burses Four lots were donated by Mrs. ceed because he was indicted for ing pastor of Christ the King An invitation has been ex have planned the reception for Parish, was recently appointed ver, has been extended to all sisters.” provide an excellent opportunity Doris Stratton Flynn as the site complicity in the assassination tended to all of Father Scan- Catholics and to the nuns who Father Leyden as a farewell Mother Cabrini first came to for such assistance. for the church. plot. to St. Nicholas’ Church, Platte- nell’s friends and to the pa teach all the grade and high ville, and Missions. gesture for his remarkable Denver Oct 24, 1912, at the in Gifts to the Lady of Fatima The Rev. Edward Fraczkowski Religious Education rishioners in honoring him for schools of Denver. work and for his interest in vitation of Bishop Nicholas Matz. Burse may he sent to Archbishop c f Rifle is in charge of the Religious education is provided Father Scannell was named his great contribution to the Father Leyden has. been the students at the college The first convent was a rented Urban J. Vehr, 1536 Logan church at Silt. by the Church in Panama in every pastor to organize Christ the growth of the parish. chaplain at Loretto Heights during his chaplaincy. house at 34th and Navajo Streets, Street, Denver. PAGITWO BW ce^ 938 Bonndck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K Eyiton e 4-420S .Tfurt(foy, June 23, T955
former Regis Star Denver Knights to Hold MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY f, ■ « Inks Baseball Pact Orphans' Annual Picnic i n s u r a n c e SINCE 1897 Sorhe 350 children from bars, 500 pints of milk, and a With Chicago Sox three Catholic orphanages in variety of other foods. TA. 5-0241 Steve Kopccke is in charge .753 Gas and Etectrlc-Bldg.. Denver and 50 nuns will take Jimmy Boweri., former Regis of athletic events to be held High School athlete and recent jpart if the gala annual picnic at the park. The nuns also will Herbert W. Leibrnon Gerard R. TeRockhorst Santa Clara University graduate, sponsored by the Fourth De receive prizes of candy for gree Knights of Columbus, participation in a foot race. i n s u r e r s has signed a baseball contract Denver Assembly, at Vassar Charles Reilly is in charge of with the Chicago White Sox and Park, Saturday, June 25. The prizes. has been assigned to the Colo event will last from 10:30 Chartered busses will arrive rado Springs Sky Sox for the a.m. to 4 p.m. at Queen *f Heaven Orphan remainder of the’ 1955 season. General chairman of the pic age, St. Clara’s, and St, Vin nic is Joe Dryer. Dan Boyden cent’s Home to transport the Bowen, who just one week ago is chairman of the food com children to the park. Busses received his .diploma from the mittee, which has ordered 100 will return the youngsters W,R-JOSEPH. Califorhia Jesuit university, was pounds of hot dogs, 1,000 bot after the event, Ed O’Connor signed to' the White Sox ton is in charge of transportation. Optometrist • . fraef by General Manager Frank tles of pop, 600 ice cream Lane and was farmed but to the COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Colorado Springs ball club al most immediately. After a few For Appointfnertt— T A 5-1880 days spent getting into shape 230 Majestic Bldg., 1.6th & Broadway the left-handed pitcher will he assigned as a regular of the Sky Sox'mound corps. Bowen was a stellar diamond star wnile attending Regis High and after compl?tioh of studies DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING there received a scholarship to Santa Clara . University. At Serving Colorado Since 1886 Pretty Ann Corbin Dollar Days sponsored by Council 539 of the Santa Clara he has distinguished Silver Dollar Days (on.fender) and Rose Knights of Columbus. The three-big days of this himself for the past four years 27th annual charitable event are Thursday, iFri • House Moving * Heavy Moving as a.class A student as well as mary Milner admire the classic beauty of this day, and Saturday, June 30, July 1 and 2. The an athlete, gaining numerous rec beautiful 1955 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday hardtop * Moving • Packing - Shipping. entire proceeds derived from the Silver Dollar Furniture' ognitions in both fields. He was convertible, which will be given away as the grand Days are directed to the grand knight’s charity graduated this Juhe and expects prize on the final night of the fabulous Silver fund. 1521— 20th St. KE. 4-6228 ro be' called’into, the Army this f e rllii -fall. In the meantime he will + -f + + ■ - + .toil for the Sky Sox of the Class A Western League. Denver Knights' Silver Glenn Seubert S ^ r m C A R PSRfC^M ANCB- HARD OF Dollar Days Booming Named to Lead Hoivkutlfm, HEARING?? The big, three-day “Silver Dol ous fish pond. For the women, * Pictures & Cords lar Days’’ celebration will be there will be the traditional hope Welby Knights held Thursday, Friday, and Sat chest and candy booths. The men urday nights, June 30, and JulV will find it hard to resist the Coronada Council 3268, * Plaques 1 and 2. many games. Refreshments will Knights of Columbus, Welby, on snusrot ^ This 27th annual charitable be served both indoors and out. the Feast of Corpus Christi, YOU! TUI Htuft event, sponsored by Denver , The over-all chairman of “Sil June 9, heard a talk by Father * Bibles & Books Council 539, Knights of Colum ver Dollar Days’’ is Charles W. Albert Gagliarducci, S.M., fol JOE KAVANAUGH, t e >' bus, will again be staged on the Reilly. The chairman in charge lowing an evening Mass. council grounds, 1575 Grant of the Oldsmobile project is A. On Father’s Day, June 19, 20 * Sick Coll Sets 7th & Lincoln • ; TA. 5*1361 Street. Philip Albus. of the members and their sons As in the past 25 years, the Other workers are John Gal were at Mass to receive Com entire proceeds from this year’s lagher, Ray Slattery, Mr. and munion in a group. * Crucifixes THE NEW AUDIOTONE Mrs. Fred Deard, Mr. and Mrs. benefit will go to the most The state deputy has honored .ff.'Hflfilllft' worthy charity selected by the Benny Greenfield, George Lerg, All-Transistor Hearing Aid Mickey O’Donoghue, Emmett the council by appointing the incoming grand knight, Robert first grand knight, David Mc ^ M ' semol J. Woods. Milner, Claude Ramsey, Claude Austin^ Texas LeBlanc, John Plonkey, Tom Kinney, as district deputy for REMEMBER . . . June is the month of weddings So small, so light women The grand prize is a 1955 district two. A S/x-Yeor-High School Oldsmobile 98‘ Holiday red and Murray, Fred Mills, Dick Con and anniversaries. Make Clarke's your gift head Election of officers was held for Boys can wear it unseen in the white hardtop convertible, pur nolly, Vic Hebert, Ralph Moore, quarters for both the bride and groom. Grades ? thru 12 chased from the Weaver-Beatty Pete Padilla, John Van Veen, June 13 with the following re hair. sults: Grand knight, Glenn Seu . .RESIDENT i DAY.STUDEHTS Oldsmobile Company, Denver. Steve Kopecky, Marsh Reddish, No tubes, no “B” bat- Entertainment Frank O’Donnell, John Dunn, bert; deputy grand knight, Ray Conducted by the There will be entertainment Bill Hoban, Gene Steinke, Ed mond Domenico; / chancellor, Brothers of Holy Cross teriesl Lifetime service for everyone in the family. For Jersin, Joe Zimmer, Dr. Ralph William Condon; recording sec guarantee! the kiddies there will be the fam Spear, and Dick Bilsborough. retary, William Rossi; treasurer, ONE HOUR A distinguished CathoHc"^hbol with a record of over 75 In John Domenico; advocate, Jo FREE PARKING Texas educating boys by Religious inen. Offers wusual oppoi^ines Try it today! There’s no seph Schmidbauer; warden, for spiritual, intellectual, moral and physical development through ^ Louis Domenico; For Our Customers small classes, close supervision, and careful guidance. Full athletic,; obligation to buy! You have No. Denver K. of C. Elect Inside guards, George Di Gia Next Door at 1625 Tremont PI. social, and other extra-curricular programs. I everything to gain! como and Raymond Pasley; out Beautiful spacious 100-acre campus oVetiboking _ State CapUol in Jim Bostick Grand Knight ? 1 9 1 - 0 0 side guard, Ralph Schaffer; and Austin with complete boarding, athletic, and recreational ■faculties. . On June 2 at the meeting of knight, and Dan Boyden, to fill trustee. Garland Fageii. Fully accredited by Texas Education A g e ^ and Southern O.NLY ICO North Denver Council 3319, K. an unexpired term. tion of Colleges & Secondary Schools. ■ '. ^ ' of C., election of officers was The balance of the meeting w .U For Information and Bulletin, Address} . ' ; , i.t, John. Blake Sales held; Jim Bostick, past deputy was spent discussing plans for to THE PEINCIPAT, ..r. t: grand knight, was elected grand the K. of C. bazaar, to be held CARPETS w&n ST. EDWARD’S HIGH SCHOOL 1,; L -, ^ r iSjkh'si. AL 5-9171 THE JAMES CLARKE ------4, T K ^ A..- -V...-., knight - June 24, 25, and 26, in con-j ROOM SIZE 4 -Danvisr. 2,. Colo. - Mr. Bbstick is an employe of junction with Guardian Angels’ and SMALLER RUGS the Union Pacific Railway and a Parish. ■ wido g«lectlon of pattern* long-time member of the knights. aad eolora to ebooto from CHURCH GOODS HOUSE Other officers elected were; for tTory room Deputy grand knight, Frank Currigan Wins Race Furniture in Iho houM l^ivFORfUNiU Testa; chancellor,-Byron Silver- *‘The Weit't Largett Church Good* Supply House" V’r ^ Opto fTtdbtsdi? Ertolaci TUI I I'elocb . 4i tXX.. .. For Auditor's Post E.M.W. ):00 A.M. to J;]a P.M. NEW MonJ.jr Thm Fridir COUjftAJDQ SUNSHINE Three Catholic candidates,; where cash talk. led by Thomas Currigan, newi Stlurd. 7 city auditor, made successful 2141 So. Broadway BUSINESS HOURS *;il« A.M. to U ;lt P.M. & bids in the Denver runoff elec SPruce 7-5391 ► tion June 21. Currigan was elected with an 18,605 margin Established 1902 1633 Tremont Place GOOD SUNGLASSES over his opponent. Roland Ma- DOLLS — WIGS — SHOES pelli was selected as councilman Dolls Dressed to Order TAbor 5-3789 ALpine 5-4200 -i—■ for district^one and Joe Cian- New Line of Relixious Statues Prescriptwn or Plain [ cio councilman for district nine. •nd Statoes Repaired In the closest mayorality race i See,., in modern memory Bert Keat A.B.C. Doll Hospital Denver 2, Colorado ing, a Catholic, lost to Will Nich Mr. and Mi's. J. A. McCourt olson by a 766-vote margin. 616 Downing MA. 3-7617 WALT SAPORT Besides* Keating, Catholics losing out-were Paul Weadick and (Corky Gonzales, seeking • c o s m e t a n • • • RAYBAN • councilmen’s posts. • CALOBAR • OPTICIAN • POLAROID & G15 • 3125 East Colfax FR. 7-5374 Denver, Colorado New Officers Elected We will recommend AN EYE PHYSICIAN TO YOU For W -c o st vacations By Julesburg K. of C. Jim Bostick The Knights of Columbus Newly Elected Council 3549, Julesburg, elected Grand Knight of the following June 8: Edward North Denver K. of C. Schindler, -grand knight; Ed-: ward Slavik, deputy grand thorn; recorder, Larry Davis; knight; Richard Polk, chancellor; | f r e e f r e e treasurer, Doihinic Minellano; Janjes Meile,'treasurer; Joseph: advocate, Sam Baratta; warden, H. McMamara, recorder; New-| WITHOUT IXTXA CHARGE Anthony Di Pilla; inside guard, ton Cannady, warden; Ellsworth! Vincent Videtto; outside guards, Myhr, advocate; Phillip Mbllcn-I Clyde Mar.sh and Joe Cito; trus der, inside guard; Ray JIadke' tees, Fred Sinopoli, past grand and Peter Schmidtline, outside guards; and Matt Slemmons,' * 150.00 The Denver Catholic trustee. {» Register amiWPares a Published Weekly by the Dr. McGlone Emerson TV Set Catholic Press Society, Inc. . with your purchase of a 938 Bannock Street, Denver. Colo. |To Address Subscription: S3.00 Per See for yourself bow one family saves Year Sold in combination with 866.10 with Santa Fe Family Fares. 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KE 4-5H10 The club will honor Vic He For low-cost figures on your Totoi Cost $212.10 $146.00 bert and Ralph Moore, knights family’s vacation, * LowMf price of the month of Denver K. of Saved with lO C O 1 0 .* Low down payment USSMAN COLORADO C. Council 539. The two hon- orees are cochairmen of the CALL; Santa Fe Ticket Office, Family Fores * Low monthly payments 3S37 S. B'woy in Englewood COiWALESCENT council’s games parties. Telephone; TAbor 5-Stll Mseat Tax ml b ahsm farm. * Free $15b TV All Catholic men ar6 invited SH n ik St., Denver t, Colorado SU. 1*4474 HOME to attend the FLC meetings, J. P, Warren, Divn. Pass. Agent Reasonable Rates > held at noon in the K. of C. 515 So. Logan PE. 3-7135 \ Home, 1575 Grant Street, Denver. CAMPAIGN PLEDGES 'f
Thursday, June 23, 1955 O ffice, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4^205 PAGE THREE
Omr Lady of Rockies $5,394,620 Building Fund Drive Church and State Are Good Friends Msgr. Kolka to Say Moss i s Planned by Glockner-Penrose In Republic of Panama, Editor Reports and treatrnent rooms as well as an Glockner-Penrose Hospital have Opening Camping Season (Continued From Page One) orgtnizction under the direction meets in his FOA position. They (Continued From Page One) think American capital is “blood to do with the interne quarters dents are privileged to take Cath of the Archbishop for the promo tinue to handle passenger traffic isolation ward where infants can The Very Rev. Monsignor ger, John Bergin, Robert Dun tion of the Catholic faith. sucking” their nation’s resources. and location of the contemplated olic instruction. Non-Catholics without interruption. be segregated should a commun Elmer J. Kolka, newly ap lap, and Larry Bujaci. who attend the schools are free Mr. Aragon'*s opinion of the "But,” the newsman said with chapel. A separate wing, directly Catholic Press of the U. S. is a smile, “it is my opinion that Kitchen facilities will include icable disease occur. pointed director of Catholic The director of camp. Miss to attend or not attend the re over the library and assembly Charities, will open the camp Teresa Loddo, arrived in Den- ligion classes, and there has been high. It is "very professional,” Latin America would have no « bakery, meat cutting depart Playroom he stated, ^and expressed great exports to speak of were it not room on the first floor, will pro season at Our Lady of the v e r Wednesday afternoon, no trouble whatever in the ar ment, dietitians’ office,' storage For Tots Rockies Camp by celebrating June 22. She will be assisted rangement so far. admiration' for the Reguter’e for American financing.” vide living accommodations for Mr. Aragea's wife, in Wash*, space for reserve food supplies, An interesting feature of the the holy sacrifice of the Mass by Mises Karen Ipsen and The chief religious groups from modem facilities. The Panama internes and resident physicians at the chapel in the camp on Roberta Swigert, as junior editor suggested, however, the inf ten at presoat with tkair and refrigeration rooms. pediatrics or children's depart the U.S. in Panama are tne 'Vin fear ckildraa, is tka former on the second, third, and fourth Sunday morning, June 26, at counselors. Members of the centian Fathers and the Mary- U.S. Catholic press display a Each floor of the proposed new ment on the fourth floor will be 7:45 a.m. Senior Court, Catholic Daugh more vital interest in local, civic Laaaa Laaikaa of Ckayanaa floors. 'They will have their own knoll Sisters, the former editor Wall*. Tkay mat whan Mr. Glockner-Penrose Hospital desig a playroom. There children well The campers for this first ters of America, and some of explained. But the shortage of affairs. Latin Americans seem cynical Aragaa was attending Santa nated for patient occupancy will enough to enjoy such diversion outside entrance and although week will register on Saturday the junior counsellors will as priests and nuns now is acute, he they can be summoned, readily, between 2 and 4 p.m. sist as house mothers during of American aid, Mr. Aragon Clara University and - .warn be cquipp^ with a central con will find toys of many varieties, said. At present there are onlv replied when questioned concern married in IMC in San Jaia, they will not be connected direaly All members of the camp the season. 18 native priests, 50 Spanish trol desk where nursing super platforms they may climb, ap committee, as well as those A meeting of the camp com ing the reactions of the groups he Calif. to die hospital in such as way as to priests, and 16 U.S. priests— visors can observe readily activi paratus to catch the imagination volunteering their services to mittee will be held in the Club for a Catholic population of about ties in all direaions. A well- of youngsters and make them vir^ interfere with the separate func prepare the camp for oc Houie of the Catholic Daugh 822,0001 cupancy, are invited to assist ter* of America, 1772 Crant lighted desk area also will be in tually forget they are in a hos tions of the medics' quarters or Mr. Aragon believes the Com 2 Parishes Are Planning the institution proper. Each of at Mass on that morning. They Street, on Friday evening, munists in Panama do not con stalled on each floor where doc pital. The children’s floor, too, should make reservations with June 24r at 8 p.m. Mi*t Loddo the floors reserved for the medical stitute a .real political menace. tors may dictate or record imme will have its own nursery and its Mrs. Alex Phannenstiel SH. will be preient and will out He says there are only about Building Fund Campaign personnel will have an attractive 4-1068, or with Catharine C. line her plans for the camp diately details of patients’ case own examination and work rooms 300 active Reds, cajoled into (Continued From Page One) Prescott. property, one block lounge and appropriate facilities Maloney, camp chairman, AC. seakon. All members a r e urged Party membership by the tradi Father Kappes pointed out, histories. for handling even the smallest pa 2-3825. to be present. south of U. S. 34 (the Estes for study. tional Panamanian contempt for which alto will include the Park Road). Surgical tients, plus teaching and confer Dormitory Painted A piano is needed for camp. ita backward capitalist class. Chapel Near The dormitory has been present brick church, built in Father Kappes was appointed Facilifies ence rooms for nurses, nurse’s Anyone who has a piano to The past May Day celebratiorf 1903. aides, and student nurses. Main Entrance newly painted and the entire donate for this purpose is re in Panama showed the weakness A model plot is being pre pastor of the parish in October, camp site has been prepared quested to call Catholic Char Surgical facilities will be con All floors from fifth through The chapel—always of major of the Reds, the newsman said. pared by Architect Langhart. It 1944. He has enlarged and re centrated on the second floor of for the camp season. Five ities, AC. 2-3825 and leave It was, in Mr. Aragon’s newly will be presented for the first modeled the rectory, renovated the 11th will provide identical importance in a Qtholic hospital young men from Holy Family a message. Arrangements-can the new building, where six oper acquired American slang, a time at the meeting in the parish the small church, and erected services in the way of separate —will be located on the first Young People’s Club, assisted be made to transfer it to “flop.” hall June 23, after which the the parish hall from a barracks ating rooms will be situated as kitchens for the preparation of floor, just east of the main en by Alex Phannenstiel, did the camp. A record player would The Panamanian is no stranger campaign will get' under way. building. Constant growth in the painting. Those helping were also be an addition to the well as fracture, delivery, and la diets and trays, treatment and ex trance. Visitors may enter the to the U. S., however. He studied Long-range plans Will consider pariah has made the church Thomas Haberer, Joseph Ber camp. structure overcrowded for Uhree^ bor rooms. This floor will offer amination rooms, but will be re chapel from the outside without at the Santa Clara University having the complete parish plant fhe latest advances in the way of School of Political Science and at the new site, formerly the old Sunday Masses. served for adult patients. Bed going into the main hospital the San Francisco University surgical, x-ray, sterilizing, anes rooms on these floors will be di luilding; easy access also will be 4 New Jesuits Assigned Law School before sailing for thesia, vacuum, and oxygen equip vided into 14 private rooms, four irovid^ to parking areas adja Madrid to enter the Official School of Journalism. It. was on ment. It also will have locker and semi-private rooms and seven cent to the hospital to the east. Gentle Cleaning loqnge rooms for doctors and his return from Spain that he double rooms, giving great flex High ceilings, warm brick walls, To Regis College Faculty took over the editorship of El nurses, a separate suite consisting ibility of occupancy. Like those on and well-chosen wood-panelled Labaro at the urginp; of Arch of a pleasant living room and Four new Jesuits have been tianship at St. Joseph’s Hall in bishop Beckman. In his tenure of L IT US lower levels, each room will be walls behind the altar will com- assigned to the faculty of Regis Decatur, 111. kitchenette where coffee will be two years (1952-54) he was the equipped with two-way commu jine to give an impressive effect. College, Denver. The Rev. Three Jesuit scholastics, R. C. first professional journalist to KEEP YOUK served prospective fathers, and nication systems permitting the unique lighting arrangement Robert R. Boyle,- S.J., will teach Hall, J. T. O’Brien and J. H. head the Catholic newspaper. • English. Father Boyle as a Swetnam, are leaving the high two private rooms where physi patient to converse with the nurse will illuminate the ceiling by day El Labaro has the very small cians may relax while waiting to scholastic taught in the Regis school and will begin their SUMMER at the latter’s station. Two lounges and night, enhancing the beauty High School. He was ordained circulation of 3,000, Mr. Arap;on studies in theolojgy at S t Mary’s reported. For one special edition, anend a delayed delivery. or waiting rooms, again stressing of this house of worship for those at S t Marys, Kans., in June, College, Kans. The Penrose Cancer Hospital at Christmas of 1953, he boosted the gay, informal decor, will be engaged in prayer and meditation. 1950, and since he completed Five new Jesuit priests have the distribution to 25,000 with a DRESSES will be so closely interrelated Tertianship has been doing been assigned to the faculty of SHIRT found on these floors, one at each Former City Manager Card, 72-page tabloid. The paper itself with the proposed new structure graduate work in English. He Regis High School, Denver. Fa is regularly a tabloid, in the end of the corridor. who as general chairman will recently received a Ph.D. degree ther E. M. Oswald, S.J., will FRESH that it will be virtually impossible Spanish language. LAUNDERING The 12th or top floor of the lead the public solicitation cam- in English from Yale University teach economics and history. Fa to detect when one leaves one . Not self-supporting, El Labaro new Glockner-Penrose Hospital laign for the new hospital, is as in New Haven, Conn. ther Oswald just completed his depends upon the financial as- For the unit for the other, although each Judies at St. Joseph’s Hall j,y will be reserved as living quarters sociated with the Interstate Fi The Rev. Paul L. Gregg, S.J., hospital will retain its individual will teach philosophy, English, Decatur, 111. Father Eugene Particular for the sisters comprising the ad nance Corp. in Colorado Springs DAINTY identity and functions. The chem^ and orientation. Father Gregg Kelly, S.J., will teach English ministrative and nursing staff. and resides at 1409 N. Custer and history and he also just June 23 Jubilee Day istry laboratories, q-stoscopy, bac comes to Regis College from Thirty-six private rooms will be Avenue. In accepting the appoint Creighton University in Omaha, completed his studies at SL Jo CUr rOe PICS VP teriology, sereology, and other fa seph’s Hall. Father Eugene mnd D s u r s s r SERVICE. provided here, supplemented by ment he said: "I am happy to ac where he has been regent of the For Msgr. O'Sullivon cilities common to both functions school of law, as well as instruc Monnig, S.J., will teach mathe study rooms, a sewing room, and cept the responsibility of this post 10% Cask ft Carry will be easily accessible. The tor in jurisprudence and ethics. matics. Father Monnig comes to The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Eu a small private laundry for the and look upon it as a civic duty. Regis High School from Mar gene O’Sullivan, pastor of . St. 55 Yean Sorvinf Particular Hemtt x-ray department, which will He also did graduate work in personal use of the sisters. Everyone who knows the Sisters English, receiving his M.A. from quette University. Father Ed Vincent de Paul’s Parish, Den have a corridor of its own, also ward Manhard, S.J., also from The out-patient department on of Charity and who is familiar St. Louis University. Father ver, is' celebrating the 25th an will serve both areas. Here x-ray Gregg continued his study of Marquette University, will teach niversary of his ordination to {^loJutdo J[aca, CUanuu), Qo. the ground level will be as com' with their work appreciates the technicians, and doctors will have law after receiving the L.L.B. at Latin and religion. Father A. 0. the priesthood with a Solemn pletely equipped and pleasantly tremendous contribution they Verdieck, S.J., a Regis alumnus GRuhE 7-1646 4100 P ID IR A L BLVD.- adequate office space, cTassrooms, Georgetown University,'and was Mass of Thanksgiving at 10:30 decorated as all other units of have made in Colorado Springs awarded his master’s degree in as well as a Denver man, will a.m. Thursday, June 23. latest equipment, darkrooms, and teach English and religion. Fa^ the institution. Even though and to the West as a whole. I law from the game school. viewing rooms. ther Verdieck comes to Regis miao-filming of records has be want to have a part in providing The Rev. Harry R. Klocker, S.J., will teach philosophy. Fa from Marquette University. Every precaution has been come the general rule, large areas them with expanded improved Four scholastics will be com taken in planning the new Glock ther Klocker is returning this will be found on the ground floor 'acilities to carry on their work summer from the Gregorian Uni ing to Regis High School. They ner-Penrose to guard' the safety of are 0. Timothy Lawless, S.J., a for this purpose and the s^^iff will among the sick and afflicted of versity in Rome, where he re Regis alumnus; Richard A, Bau the patient and make working be hous^ in well-lighted and ven the Pikes Peak region. They de ceived his Ph.D. degp:ee in philosophy. man, S.J.; Eugene 0. Gerard, conditions of the doctor the most tilated rooms where records will serve every help we can give S.J.; and John L. LeMoine, S.J. satisfactory possible. Rooms will The Rev. Richard- E. Arnold, be maintained. them." have radiant heat, complete S.J., will teach Latin. Father Arnold was teaching Greek and tempered air and adequate move M achinery Latin at Marquette University. GYM DANDY ment of air to protect the patient In Basement Appointments of Father J. C. Ryan, S.J., and On the surgery floor adjacent to Wide areas also will be pro Father John John, S.J., will SKY SCOOTER the storage area where sterile sup vided in the basement for machin leave Regis College, Denver, Welded Socket Comers plies will be issued, space will be Archbishop Vehr having been assigned to Creigh ery of all types, machines needed ton University. Father John available for doctors to store their to maintain constant tempera Sunday, June 26: Minturn, Con Lyons, S.J., who has been teach personally owned surgical instru firmation, 2:30 p.m.; Glen- tures, both cooling and heating, wood Springs, Confirmation, ing in the high school, will now A ments. The central sterilizing area, in such aitical areas as operating 7 :30 p.m. teach English in the college. where all sterile supplies used rooms, nurseries, delivery rooms, Monday, June 27: Aspen, Con Leaving the high school in through the hospital will be pro firmation, 3:30 p.m. addition to Father Lyons will and other units. Mechanical in Tuesday, June 28: Silt, bless be Father J. W. Poeckes, S.J., cessed on an assembly line set-up, stallations in some of these rooms Sacred Heart Church and Con assigned to Campion Prepara will b e. air-conditioned for the will regulate the heating and firmation at 11 a.m.; Rifle, tory School at Prairie du Chien, comfort of those working with ventilation of the hospital in gen Confirmation at 7:30 p.ni. Wis.; Father R. G. Pates, S.J., this heat-producing funaion. Wednesday, June 29; Craig, Con transferred to Marquette Uni % eral, provide adequate steam and firmation at 3:30 p.m.;Steam versity High School in Milwau Three labor and three delivery hot water under any circumstances boat Springs, Confirmation at kee; Father J. M. Sheehy, S.J., rooms will care for maternity pa —there is even a standby electri 7 :30 p.m. whose assignment has not yet With 2 Swia^f, 2-lack Heavy fasiindtes tients. la addition a large reserve cal system that will supply current Thursday, June 30: Kremmling, been announced; Father C. M. Top Tabiaq Confirmation at 3 p.m. Wagener, S.J., assigned to ter- NOW SALE l A . t S labor and delivery room will stand for the hospital to continue opera PRICED AT I 7 ready for use on the second floor tion inm case of power failure. should there occur an unexpected, Large steam tunnels and ui^sr Reservations Still O pen $1.00 DOWN DELIVERS rapid succession of births. An ground tunnels between th< me. other innovation in this connec boiler plant. Nurses’ Home, anc At Boys' Camp Saint Malo SPECIAL tion will be the location on the the hospital proper will inter Reservations can still be ming, and fishing. CLEARANCE relate all these operations under second floor of a recovery room made at Camp St. Malo for Camp St. Malo is situated FULL // where the mother may rest be ground. boys between tne ages of 9 and at Allenspark, at the foot of SIZE fore being removed to her aS' The hospital personnel also 16, the Rev. Richard Hiester, Mt. Meeker. It is about 75 How muih if I pay €ash,„? director, announced this week. miles from Denver and 13 signed room on the third floor, will be provided with ample They can be arranged by call miles from Estes Park. where she will have the choice of locker space, rest rooms, anc ing Father Hiester at the. Ca private, semiprivate, double, or pleasant off-hour surroundings in thedral Rectory, MA. 3-0233, Denver Priest to See You’ll have the money to take advantage of opportunities four-bed wards.. The nursery, also the well-lighted and completely or by writing him at 1501 Pennsylvania Street, Denver. on the third floor, will have com ventilated ground level. The first camp session will Eucharistic Congress that come your way when you have, a savings account at plete examination and care rooms, Two other interesting and im open Sunday, July 3, and the formula, sterilization, teaching. portant features of the new season will close Aug. 4. The The Rev. Joseph M. O’Malley The Central Bank. cost is |25 weekly, plus 50 left Denver June 19 to attend ) cents for insurance and an ad tbe 36th International Eucharis ditional $5 if the boy wishes to tic Congress in Rio de Janeiro, participate in horseback riding. Brazil, July 18 to 24. He flew An account at “The Central” earns 2%, without limit, when^ Students from St. Thomas’ from Denver to New York, from RELIGIOUS ARTICLES Seminary, Denver, will be where he will fly to Panama City it reaches $100... is insured to $10,000. counselors at the camp, and to meet the air pilgrimage to Rio. Mass will be offered every Father O’Malley plans to meet morning in the camp’s Chapel Father Richard Hiester in Rio a Full i-y*sr tlx* rh- nf.M • STATUES • ROSARIES • MEDALS of St. Catherine. de Janeiro. Father Hiester will p Drop S!d* Activities include horseback accompany a pilgrimage. led by a Sfurdily Built • PICTURES • PRAYER BOOKS riding, overnight hikes, swim Cardinal Spellman of New York. 19" • All Finiihss $1 DOWN a Eity Rolling Ds Hysts • PENDANTS • BOOKS • PLAQUES Summer Session at Regis Csitsri EASY m M S The Rev. Louis C. Mattione, 24 nuns, and 119 men are en ENTRAL BANK S.J., dean of Regis College, rolled. Complotr Linr Rrligiout Arlicle* for CKurch And John V. Coyne, director of Free Delivery Denver, and director of the evening clases at Regis Col MAIL ORDERS HLLED A TRUST CO. first half of the summer ses lege and director of the second .\. I*. \Viii i k " ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 27TH ANNUAL KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS-COUNCIL 539-1575 GRANT STREET N a n NEXTW GRAND PRIZE WEEK SUv£!L.0oUa/L 0aifA ! m EN7IIIE PROCEEDS GO 70 CHMITV 1955 OLDSMOBILE HOLIDAY E RED & WHITE HARDTOP CONYERJIBLE X *K THURSDAY ♦ FRIDAY • SATURDAY— — JUNE 30, JULY 1 A N D 2 ★ ★ . ,1 • ■ ★ PAGE FOim OfffcV938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 T huridoy, June 23, T955 PROTECT YOUR HEALTH! Sodality to Meet Sf. Rose of Lima Bazaar Huge Success For Sanitation You’re Always Rote of Lima’* Parith, tended the roatt beef dinner fort, 1201 W. Kentucky, rosary; SAFE u>a/i COPPER Denver) which wa* served on Sunday, Dale Morgan, 2620 W. Bayaud, The tremendous success of the June 19, according to Mr*. a sick call crucifix; Virginia 3 YEARS TO PAT On June 2J at varied activities of the fifth an NOTHING DOWN LOW INTEREST RATE Ernest Robinson, chairman. Mader, 3160 W, 37th, a 15-inch nual St. Rose of Lima Parish The winners’ of the grand cash doll and wardrobe; Harry Dav i bazaar was credited to the pa awards are as follows: Thurs 'tOPHK Has ilw§n Hn i first Citict for enport, 1382 W. Nevada, a Sun St. John Parish rishioners, patrons, and friends day, June 16, Robert Vigil, 765 beam fryer; and Helen Lyons, fin CeoUnf tftnslls. It Heats Taster! (St. John the Evangelist’* throughout the city who gave S. Pecos, $100, and Mrs. Ann 406 S. Eliot, a crocheted afghan. Parish, Denver) generously of themselves and Leeder, 1670 W. Ohio, $50; The big game rifle of the (aa't Hast Sires Years of Serrkel Our Lady Queen of Heaven So their purses. Friday, June 17, Leo Kissel, 539 sports booth went to Don Byrne, The pastor, the Rev, Barry J. S. Quieto Way, $100, and $50; 1750 W. Kentucky. ^ iv ir r W0MAM4(N0W$/«ECHVI A m t dality will meet in the school hall # 1 ■ ■ (,cop«« TtA wmi Monday, June 27, at 7:30 p.m. Wogan, expressed his thanks to Saturday, June 18, Jean Kimble, a An interesting program has been all the workers and to those 873 S. Quieto Court, $100, and { U O pp ^ ygSVmiMHEATi./ planned. All members and pros who supported the bazaar by Charlotte Dunn, 1377 S. Seneca pective new members are urged their attendance. Although final Way, $50; Sunday, June 19, to attend. returns are not yet in. Father John R. Kaden, 864 S.-Washing YOUR i The beautiful Italian chair Wogan intimated that the re ton, $500, and Joe Kennedy,. 660 with petit-point upholstery will sults would show a total of sev Lipan, $100; and-special parish Loon Colts Lett i be on display in the church vesti eral thousand dollars more than ioner awards, Rudy Kamianka, When You Borrow 1 bule nert Sunday. Tickets may the best done by any previous 261 S. Santa Fe, $200, and From f be obtained there or from Mrs. bazaar. Proceeds are primarily Philip Jackson, 622 S. Canosa John Akolt. for the furtherance of the build Court, $50. Bishop Robert Dwyer of Reno ing program under way in .the Winners at the toy booth CITIZEIYS I recently visited with his aunt, parish. sponsored by the Sacred Heart Loan Company g Mrs. Rose O’Brien, en route to More than 1,000 perion* at- Circle were Jimmy Kanta, 1222 the Eucharistic Congress at Rio 1538 California p Federal B oulevard, baseball MA. 3-4959 | de Janeiro. suit; Lewis Schleiger, 1321 W. Miss Rose Starr, who has been Dakota, croquet set; Mrs. Han R. B. Dillon, Pro*. S studying music at the University St. Louis' Fete nah Giese, 625 W. Third Ave of -Illinois, is spending the sum nue, rocking chair; Patty Ma- mer with her mother, Mrs. Ellen rone, 1860 S. Tejon, doll; and Starr. Delores Huddleston, 801 S. Em ^ a n k Freeman is home from Award Winners S c / iu m / t erson, sleeping dog. William’s College, where he was A crocheted bedspread was BICYCLES graduated recently with high awarded to Joe De Leo, 705 E. scholastic honors. Are Announced 17th from the miscellaneous ^ A FLEET OF TRUCKS FOR FASTER SERVICE Mrs. Paul Murray is spending booth. AND p j I lA IJnno|i Winner of the bicycle at St. Philomena’s a few weeks at Grand Lake. wt am tmie su»n GE. 3-3861 DiCyCIc I f inilci bazaar was Ronald Allen, pictured above Englewood.— (St. Louis’ Par The 93-piece set of china of Huffejr Rotor Mrs. William Hennessey, is ill ish) — Awards at the annual fered by St. Anne’s Circlp was £l*ctric 4: G u 3030 W. 44TH AVL r n U r l t QL. 5-4323 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allen of 1104 St. Paul Street, in St. Joseph’s Hospital. Also ill MOWERS parish fiesta went to Mrs. J. S. given to Thelma Behber, 1608 SHARPENED Lawnmowar* Denver. in St. Joseph’s are Mrs. Leo Eifert, 4226 S. Acoma, station W. Kentucky, and the mink paw + + + • + + + ' Cobb, who recently underwent wagon; Mrs. Alex Fields, 2090 collar and cuff set went to Irene surgery; David Crowley, a n d S. Lowell, hope chest; Leighton, Brooks, Henderson, Colo. Htycl*! ST. VINaNT DE PAUL'S PARISH Thomas Earley. 2154 S. Newton, bicycle; Mrs. Gifts sponsored by the SL St. Philomena's Reports Bonnie McNeive underwent Ada Moyat, 2793 S. Knox Court, Rose of Lima Circle were won LOCKSMITH Patronize These Friendly Firms eye surgery in Mercy Hospital ceramic poodle; Mrs. Rose Glodt Bicycla & Novelty Shop by Mrs. Emma Lavato, 1159 253 Broidw aj SP. 7-6438 on Tuesday, June 21. Wilfred Beranek, 4270 S. Bannock, table Cherokee Street, rosary; A. Be- Kidd and Mrs. J. Burke are also cloth; the R t Rev. Monsignor Baptism of 23 Converts ill in Mercy Hospital. Joseph P. O’Heron, doll and Hawes Food Store Washington Park Mkt. wardrobe, which he gave to the Red & White BUI Harhei (St. Philomena'* Pariah, Denver) Mr. and Mrs. Blake Vifquain PTA for the fall jamboree. Quality Meat*, Twenty-three converts have will spend a few days in Colo Linen Shower Set Thanks are extended by Fa CATHEDRAL PARISH Groceries Your Friendly been baptized in St. Philomena’s rado Springs. ther John L. Aylward, the chair These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage LoliUian* and Clarton Church since the beginning of Mrs. Nora Switzer is due back man of the fiesta, pnd Monsi SP. 7-5717 AG Store the year. The majority of them June 29 in Derby gnor O’Heron to the workers Fr»* •Deli'rtdy this week after visiting three 7 to 3 Wtrk Dayi -y Sanday* ( tin 2 598 S. Gilpin SP. 7-6075 completed the spring series of weeks in Indiana and Michigan Derby. — (St. Catherine’s and patrons of the fiesta. Pro instructions in class. The next with friends and relatives. ceeds from the fiesta will be Parish)—The linen shower spon used in part to set up a new 1 class will begin in mid-Septem The family of Mr. and Mrs. sored by the Altar and Rosary The firms listed here ber. Thomas A. Coupe celebrated classroom for the opening of LEN'S Pharmacy Society will be held Wednesday, school in the fall. deserve to be remembered Final Plans Father's Day, June 19, with a June 29, in the meeting room of L. C, FEHR. Prep. family reunion Mass at 8:15. Mrs. D. Pitchford, chairman Ucmbtr St. Vincent d* Ptnl’* Pirlib when you are distributing For Cub- Picnic the church. Chairmen' for the of the book rental system, and a DINING Har^ Your Doctor Phone PTA President Mrs. Rosemary shower are Theresa and Viola group of women from the PTA Ui Your Prescription your patronage in the dif Final plans were made this Patton appointed Mrs. Florence Younger, are cleaning and repairing the ROOM ferent lines of business. week for the Cub Scout picnic Wheatley chairman of the sick All women of the parish in books turned in by the children 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 2-3739 to be held on Sunday, June 26, committee for the coming, year. cluding all young girls are in At Laaialaaa tad Oeath Clartan at the close of school. 308 E. Colfax-KE. 4-9387 at Congress Park, Eighth Avenue She should be called at EA. vited. They may pick up invi The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Jo Serving. *. and Columbine Street. All Cubs 2-1737 to notify her of any tations at church or call AT. 8- seph R. Koch from Brooklyn, and their families are invited. births, deaths, or illnesses. 3389 or AT, 8-0033. There will be N.Y., was a visitor at the rectory LUNCHES 11:00-2:00 Each family is asked to bring games, prizes, and refreshments. Care of the altars and linens last week. DINNERS 4:30-7:30 Sylvia and Armel SOUTH GAYLORD its own picnic supper. There will will be given by the following Donations of aprons, linens, Vandal*, for the second be a softball game between the and faneywork will be greatly FAUBION clubs: St. Philomena’s for June, time in two week*, broke SUNDAY DINNERS Shopping District Cubs and their dads, and games St, Rose of Lima’s for July, and appreciated. Money will also be about 20 window* in the claii- to include the whole family plus St. William’s for August. accepted. Donations will be roomi of the new (chool. It 12 Noon to 7:30 p.m. ■ n a community sing for all. The Our Lady’s Club will have a picked up at the homes of those picnic will be from 3 to 6 o’clock. ii hoped that finger print* bridge luncheon Wednesday, June who call AT. 8-3389 or AT. 8- which were obtained will lead Formerly Wolfe’* Te* Room— ^ Block Watt of Cathedral All prospective. Cub Scouts who 29, at Lakewood Country Club. 0033. LENT DREG plan to join Pack 124 in the fall to the culprits. Hate Your Doctor Phone are invited to attend. Members of the Immaculate III Your Preicriptioni Heart of Mary Sodality will re o r d o n 's The first meeting of the ceive Communion in the I RA 2-5664-Free Delivery MEN'S SHOP Men’* Club under the new Englewood Parish Plans o’clock Mass, this Sunday, June pre.ident, Dick Frisbie, will be 26. The sodality will meet in the 1000 S. Gtylord at Tennettea held on -Wednesday, June 29. Open Friday NlgliU rectory on Monday evening, Jan. We Give Green Stampe All men of the parish are in For Open-Pit Barbecue 27, at 7 o’clock. PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED Top “Brand Name" vited. FOR AND DEUVERED Furnishings -Prayers were asked for the Englewood.— (All Souls’ Parish)—Final prepara Colfax at Downing - Denver EMPIRE MARKET Spdrt Coats - Slacks seriously ill: Bernadette Cobb, KEitone 4-3217 daughter of Mrs. William R. tions for the old-fashioned, barbecue dinner have been Johnny Meyers Bob Holm Made-to-Measure Clothing Tailoring - Alterations Kaffer; Mrs. Elizabeth Sailors; completed by the parish planning committ^. The dinner Church Festival • BREAKFASTS Open Week Dayi and Sundayi Miss Lillian Peterson; and Mrs. • LUNCHEONS I e.m. to t p.B. Repairing Margaret Rutkofsky. is to be held Sunday, June 26, from noon until 6 p.m., • DINNERS Qaality Meats • Sea Foods 1018 S. Gaylord Sister Mary Godfrey, former on the parish grounds, 4900 S. Logan. Daily—< til HIdnit* PE 3-1345 To Provide Fun 1058 S. Gaylord SP. 7-7567 principal of St. Philomena's, is The price of the dinner is fl.50 for adults, children 75 visiting at the convent this week. cents. The menu consists of barbecued beef, baked beans, po SUPER CHEF tato salad, cole slaw, rolls, beverage, and sherbet cups. Leo A. Wagner, M.D., will Aero** from Cathedral spend the week end of July 24 Although the dinner is being cooked on the parish grounds For Littleton tdOCOlM GAYLORD SOUTH GAYLORD in an open pit, it will be served inside the church, now under VtNvtK, Cols. E, Colfax at Logan with his mother, Mrs. Lee A. Littleton.— (St. Mary’s Parish) CLEANERS Wagner, of the parish. Dr. Wag construction. —The committees formed to plan PICKUP & DELIVERY ner, who is specializing in inter The public is invited to attend this function being held in St. Mary’s annual summer festi nal medicine, is en route to Paris, honor of the parish’s first anniversary. A portable barbecue ITe Give Green Slampi HARDWARE val in July have been hard at France. He will spend a year ais will be awarded. work. Tickete for the grand prize PE. 3-1350 - 1025 So. Gaylord 1055 S. Gaylord resident physician in the Ameri- Those on the planning committee are Frank Culver, chair of $1,000 worth of furniture of SP. 7-2961 A . . . /or the wedding of your dreams. . . Regis Guild Homecoming Set June 26 an exquisite gown from Chez-Marie The annual Begis Guild home- ously in the chapel on the families as is the annual custom. coming will be held on Sunday campus. Principal speaker will The Rev. Bernard J. Murray, Largest collection in the moraine, June 26, at 8:30 be the Very Rev. Richard F. S.J., moderator of the guild, will Rocky Mountain Area . . . gowns and will honor the four newly or Ryan, S J., president of Regis, be master of ceremonies at the for every occasion by your dained Jesuit priests, Fathers Collet. breakfast. favorite designers. James Mulligan, John B. Teeling, FoOowing the Mass, breakfast Other honor guests in addition Rosary Making SKETCHED William S. Udick, and Joseph F. vnll be served in the main dining to the newly ordained priests will FROM Weber. They will offer the holy room of the college to all mem be their parents, Mr. and Mrs. S'l'OCK sacrifice of the Mass simultane bers of the Regis Guild and their W. Phillip Mulligan, Mrs. Anne Moodif Teeling and her niece Miss Judy Groups Report fimn Maloy; Mrs. Bertha Weber, 9;30 10 8;30 grandmother of Father Weber; his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. On Activities Emil Frei, and members of their Our Purpose families in Denver and others (Our Lady’i Roiary-Making from distant cities who have been Club, Denver) Is To Bring here for the entire ordination week of celebration. Miss Adel- When Our Lady of the Beads heid ‘ Reudy, niece of Father Club of St. John’s Parish mrt Weber, has come from Sinton, with Mrs. Kitzmiller, the group Germany, for the occasion. turned in 260 rosaries. A newly Mrs. James J. Arhins will pre organized parish group, Queen side at a short business meeting following the breakfast. This will of Peace, met June 20 with Mar be the final meeting of the guild gie O’Neal. Five members were for the summer. present. In charge of reservations-aiid Our Lady of Perpetual Help plans for the homecoming is Mrs. group of New Almelo, Kans., Mary K. Brown, chairman, as sent 100 rosaries to St. Joseph’s sisted by the Mmes. Rearden, Indian School. Roberts, and Veltriek, Misses St. Dominic’s group is making Evelyn Lawrence, Paula Currin, rosary bracelets. Pat Conboy is Ann and Catherine Maley of Al making sterling crystal rosaries.! ton, 111., and Barbara Maley of rnrinn fnr Cirlr picture above shows Sister Mary Albert These are for the parish bazaar.! St. Louis, Mo., the latter three V U rin y Twi JICIv sigter Perpetual of the Dominican Sis The following number of ro cousins of Father Mulligan; and ters of the Sick Poor taking care of the family of a sick patient. Col. Paul Weisephorn. saries were sent out the past, The desire to keep the family together during sickness is always month: 250 to Negro missions ini Reservations are limited to predominant in the work of the sisters. Every service supplied as part Alabama; 300 to St. Joseph's In-^ Friday by calling Regis College, + + + • + + » ' + dian Mission in Chamberlain,, S. of a Horan Funeral, regardless GL. 5-3366. Dak.; 150 to catechists in Chey of cost, is thoughtfully de . enne, Wyo.; 400 to Jesuit head signed to bring peace and Bazaar Parley Set June 27 quarters in St. Louis, Mo.; 250 to serenity in bereavement In Columban Fathers in St. Co- Monday evening, June 27, to the various booths will be lumbans. Neb.; 350 to Maryknoll Twelfth Annual at 8 o’clock in the meeting fact, thoughtfulness is our made. At this time it is im Fathers; and 75 to the Legion of watchword and the very found hall of the Domincan Sisters perative to request that all Mary at the Cathedral. of the Sick Poor an important 515 Sixteenth St. ation of our reputation. organization meeting will be interested in lending material The Denver groups collected ACCW Retreat held to discuss final plans for help toward success of the ba 20,000 Columbine Milk coupons. the summer bazaar for the zaar be present so that the Daniel McEnery is leaving this Dominican Sisters of the Sick chairmen of the booths will week for LouisviHe, Ky., to at ORGAN MUSIC To Open July 8 Poor. All details for opera have a more definite idea of tend the national three-day rally DR. JAMES P. tion of the bazaar will be dis their-man-power situation for at the headquarters of the Ro (Archdiocetan Council of cussed and assignment of help each night of the bazaar. sary makers. GRAY Catholic Women) If desired, the services of a Uptometrist skilled organist are provided at On July 8, 9, and 10, the Archdiocesan Council of Cath New Lighting Ideas at Evergreen Fete VISVAL CARE no extra charge. olic Women will sponsor its EYES EXAMIISED of the other parish circles, and 'A. 12th annual retreat at £1 Po- Evergreen. — (Church of mission will be .$ l per person. VISVAL TRAIfilNG mar, Colorado Springs. The Christ the King)—The decorat Coffee socials after the Sun their husbands, at a dinner party retreat b open to all Catholic ing and lighting committees for day Masses are proving very at the Singing River Ranch Sat OptometriU women; they do not have to be the Starlight Dance met on the popular. The schedule of circles urday, June 25. A social will fol members of any specific or church grounds Saturday, June as hostesses for the summer are low the dinner. 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. St. HORAN & SONS MORTUARY ganization. The offering is 18. Unique ideas for lighting and as follows: June 5 and 12, Sacred There are a few cans of Stan Phone for Appointment $15 per person. grounds for the “Sunday Night Heart Circle; June 19, Our Lady ley Wax still available that may TA, .5-8883 The Rev. Mark Niemann, the Vienna Woods’’ party of Snows Circle; June 26, Ave be obtained by calling any mem 1527 Cleveland Place KEystone 4-6297 S.J., of Creighton University were discussed with the result Maria Circle; July 3 and 10, St. ber of St. Theresa’s Circle. in Omaha will be the retreat that church gables will be Jude’s Circle; July 17, Lady of The Ave Maria Circle is taking Denver, Colorado master. lighted. Lights will be strung Snows Circle; July 24, St. The orders for vanilla at $1 a bottle. The number of regbtrants around the patio, other points, resa's Circle; Aug. 7 and 14, Proceeds will go for a large cof will be confined to 45 instead and the pine trees. Packaged can Mother Cabrini; Aug. 21, Lady fee maker set. of 55 as announced last week. dlelights will light the drives and of Snows Circle; Aug. 28, St. Lady of the Snows Circle met t Vacation Magic The committee requests that rockwall. This party featuring Theresa’s Circle; and Sept. 4, in the home of Mrs. M. Rouiller RATTAN those using the chartered bus Viennese music will be held Sun Ave Maria Circle. Wednesday, June 22. is this lovely new coiffure . . FURNITURE accommodation send the round day, July 3, starting at 6:30. Ad- Members of St. Theresa’s Cir Prayers are asked for Mrs. AND BASKETS trip fare, $4 per person, in ad cle will be'hosts to the officers Western, who is critically ill. ; I style is the very thing to achieve that ^ BRASS WARE vance, to Mrs. J. M. Cline, 533 S. University, RA. 2-3193, re Joint Reception Held ' * sweet’n lovely effect. • PORCELAIN treat chairman; or to Mrs. WARE Walter Wade. 1212 Glencoe, For New Jesuit Priests St. Vincent de Paul Rite ^ • SILKS and LINENS DE. 3-0783. A joint reception was given at Mary Cathe CHINESE MERCHANDISE • t e a k w o o d Reservations for both the re BEAUTY KORNER Him 900 A.M. ta 6M P.M. treat and the bus must be the Regis College library, Den rine B arbato, 6117 E. COLFAX AVE. 9it« Fr. rrinlaii till 9 p.a. ver, in Loyola Hall for the newly daughter of Dr. 4 Gladys Nichols, Owner PE. 3-3030 PHONE FLONIDA 5-072S OtiTif, Ctlanda made by July 1 to Mrs. Cline ordained Jesuits, Fathers James or Mrs. Wade. and Mrs. Lewis ^ 3920 E. Expoiltion Belcaro Shopping Center Mulligan, John Teeling, William Barbato of 1200 1,000 Participants Udick, and Joseph Weber on S. S t. Paul More than 1,000 women a Sunday everting, June 19. About Street, Denver, year have participated annu 900 persons attended. was married to ally in the retreats offered at The priests had celebrated their Frank E. Rohr- El Pomar. The sisters welcome First Solemn Masses in their bach, Jr., in St. women of all faiths. There home parishes that morning. Vincent de NECCHI A ELNA have been converts to the Their homecoming Mass for the Paul’s Church, contemporary faith and numerous vocations Regis Guild will be celebrated at Denver, June to the religious life following 8:30 a.m. in the Students’ Chapel 11. The bride World's first and most advanced retreats. Women from every at Regis College on Sunday, June groom is the son AUTOMATIC state in the U. S., as well as 26. Reservations for the break of Mr. and Mrs. furniture from foreign countries, have fast to follow the Mass should be Frank E. Rohr- sewing machines attended the spiritual exer made not later than Thursday, bach, 1019 S. tpriom IT imui suns utTix ci.. me. U G H T eST cises at El Pomar. June 23. Madison Street, AND CONSOLES WeiCHtPOKTABLC A bus will leave for the re Denver. Offici • RENTAI.S, SERVICE and RBPAIRS of all makes of aewinR machinea. ating at■ the qualified decorator's treat house on Friday, July 8, To Be Married • Many used, reconditioned lewlng machines at low. low prices. at 1 p.ni. from the Catholic double-ring cer BEFORE YOU BUY yo« owe it to yourielf to compare] Charities at 17th and Grant. emony waswas. Fa- Come in or phone f4r FREE DEMONSTRATION The bus will pick up passen- ther A. r t h u r ' e Liberal trade-in allowance S Convenient terms interior designs Dresen. ers at El Pomar on Sunday, Authorized Dealer S031 Eajt 2nd Avtna* fuly 10, af 6' p.m., and will The bride, a return to the Catholic Chari graduate of Mt. St. Gertrude’s ACE SEWING MACHINE CO. dadi«7 8*3675 ties at 17th and Grant. open 9:30 ’til 8 :S0 Academy, Boul 174 So. Broadway at Cedar SH 4-1763 Your help is necessary. Re der, and Loretto member the Archbishop’s Semi Heights College, nary and Missions Campaign. had as maid of honor Maxine Mohrbacher of Denver. Brides FOR THE FINEST CLEANING maids were Kay Allen of Okla AND REPAIRING BIG homa City, Karen Churchill ORIENTAL ond DOMESTIC of Lakewood, and Winifred Walsh of Denver. Flowers girls •were Shauna Clark SUMMER and Honey Lee Palmer. RUGS th* rdoeation eur tliop ta The best-man was Ronald Hanley of Denver, and ushers were Kenneth Burlingame and Richard Koehl of Denver and Michael Hersh of San Diego, Calif.' Call 't8 3 2 . days. Classes will begin Tuesday 12 Noon to 6P, M, tioftory lofi. StTRan^ morning, July 5, at 9 o’clock. Imtd boM, 0»- Class time is from 9 to 11:30 en^OEf switch. Monday through Friday, Those StaNu parents who will be able to par ticipate in the car pool for the Sunday, June 26 FINISHING PROCESS $ 4 8 9 sisters are also asked to sign the list. The “Country Cousins,’’ par Donations — Adults $1.50 - Children 75c Advertised In One of Many Values ish square dance group, have in m augurated a series of Monday night couple dancei. These Sale Ends July 2nd dances will continue for the next BOIV TOIV CLEANERS eight weeks. to be served in our partially completed church Sunday, June 26, at 3 o’clock 3533 H W. 38th Ava. GL. 5-5342 in the parish hall there will be Falby Paint & Hdw. a party and distribution of *Vur walls are up—help us put on the roof’* prizes in connection with the RELIABLE CLEANERS Open Mon. & Fri. Eyes. children’s contest. Prize winners 1705 Federal Blvd. GL. S-7500 32 Broadway PE. 3-2940 will find their names posted on the bulletin board in the church vestibule. L Thuridoy, June 23, 1955 PAGE EIGHT Office, 918 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, KEystono 4-4205 iipnsxnumia (Watch Tkii Space) LourdSS Parish Catherine Parishioner's /RoqiiioA ratiL in , f i o c l L Baseball Slate Mother Cabrini Shrine Brother Dies in Seattle NOVENA MASSES -will be said at the Louis T. Bums, 66, a retired all city doubles handball cham Shrine each morning at 8 from June 29 JOSEPH GERARD WHITE of 1847 Requiem Mass is being offered Satur Given for Pack Requiem Is Held captain of the Seattle Fire De pionship Warn. to July 7, anniversary of Mother Ca- W. 47th Avenue. He was the infant of day at 9:16 a.m. in the Sacred Heart Mr. and Mrs. James White: the grand- Church. Interment Mt. Olivet. partment and a native of Den He w as' a member of Holy brini’s canonization. son of Mrs. Elvira Capra. Denver, and MABEL L. McF a r l a n d ver. died at Standring Memorial Name Society, S t Martin’s Re Mrs. Frances White. San Diego. The Mrs. Mabel L. McFarUnd, of 1680 Hospital Seattle, Wash. He was treat League, and the Retired At St. Francis' Mast of the Angels was offered in Steele Steet, died Jane 17 in Mercy For Mrs. Tomlin See the Plaques on the Step* Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. Inter Hospital following a short illness. She Firemen’s Association. (St. Francis da Salat’ Parish, ment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard Mortuary. was 62. She is survived by her hos- Mrs. Mary Tomlin, 60, died He was bora in Denver and MARY ISABELLE (MABEL) DA band. Monday, June 13, in S t Joseph’s Denver) VISSON. 74. of 4564 Decatur Street Bom Sept 7. 1892. in St Joseph. was a frequent visitor here. She is survived by her sons Frank and Ho., she came to Denver in 1914. In Hospital, Denver, after an illness Surviving are his wife Anna; The baseball schedule for Cub Michael; daughters. Mrs. Lelia Ben 1917 she married William V. McFar of several years. two sons in the Seattle Fire De- Pack 126 is as follows: June 23, nett. and Mrs. Maxine Pagliasottl. all land. Pack 3, Home; June 28, Pack Ey«s that trust you of Denver: brothers, Peter and- James Mrs. McFarland was a past grand Mrs. Tomlin was born in Rifle, artment, Lt. Louis C. Bums and Reilly; and sister. Mrs. Jennie O’Neill; regent of the Catholic Daughters of Aug. 2, 1894, and was a lifelong Joseph W. Bums; two daugh llla 2 , Corry School; June 30^ and by 12 grandchildren. A Solemn Re America; a member of the Council of resident of Colorado. She was Pack 17, Asbury School;'July 5, i—you deserve their faith! To protect, to guard and to cher quiem Mass was offered in St. Cather the Junior Catholic Daughters, of St ters, Miss Florence Johanson and ine’s Church. Boulevard Mortuary. Vincent’s Aid Society of the Archdlo- educated at a convent in Canon Mrs. Margaret Sweeney; two Pack 310, McKinley School; ish, Life lies before them: beautiful or distorted rich or im MARY T. RIGGS. 83. of 8914 Uma cesan Council of Catholic Women, of the City and was married to Clyde S. sisters, Mrs. Overholt, Denver, July 7, Pack 325, Home; July tilla Street. She was the mother of Jo Tabcmaele Society, and of the St Phil- 'Tomlin in 1919 at Rifle. They 12, Pack 255, Home; July 14j poverished. Without perfect sight the worldT is hard to seph. Charles, .and Ed4rard Riggs of omens and Cathedral Altar and Rosary and Mrs. C. T. Kessler, Alham understand, difficult to cope with. Grant them our skilled Denver. She Is also survived by seven Societies. came to Denver 32 years ago bra, Calif.; two brothers, Joseph Pack lllal, Corry School; July grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The Rosary was recited for Mrs. from Grand Valley. Mr. Tomlin P. Bums, Los Angeles, and 19, Pack 7, Home. care. A Requiem Mass was offered in St. McFarland June 19 in the Boulevard now works for the City and Coun Patrick’s Church. Capitol Mortuary. Mortuary. A Requiem High Mass was Frank L. Bums, Denver. There All parents are urged to at« MARION KARPOLA, 55. of Denver. sung June 20 In S t Pbilomena’s Cbureb, ty of Denver. are 11 grandchildren. He was tend these games and support the A Requiem Mass was offered in the with burial In M t Olivet The Rosary w a s recited for the nncle of Frank, Robert, and Cub Scout teams. The home fieI4 Cathedral. Interment Mt. Olivet. Horan BARBARA K. WELLING SWIGERT BROS. and Son. Mrs. Barbara K. Welling. 87. died Mrs. Tomlin in the Capitol Mor James Burns, Denver. Requiem for Cub Pack 126 is Shermaiii CHARLES SHERWOOD W EST. 74. Wednesday. June 16, in the Mullen tuary Wednesday morning, June Mass was offered in Holy Ro School, Second and Gran| 1550 Cali/omia Q p to m C triStS l^Eystone 4-7651 of 3420 Fillmore Street. He 'was the Home for the Aged. 16, and a Requiem Mass was said sary Church, Seattle. Burial was Streets. husband of Mayme West. A Requiem Mrs. Welting was bom O ct 14, 1867, Mass was offered in St. Ignatius Lo in Fondulae, Wis. As a young girl, she Thursday, June 16, at 9 a.m. in in Holyrood Cemetery, Seattle. At the annual Elitch Cub Fair Better Vision (if Good Service yola’s Church. Interment Mt. Olivet. moved to Omaha with her parents, the Our Ijidy of Lourdes Church. on June 11 the following boj-8 Horan and Son. where she was married to. Frank J. Interment was in Mt. Olivet Cem fo r E v e ry Age At Right Prices JOHN CYRKIEU 60. of Denver. A Welling in 1883. Mr. Welling died in D enver Rose Group won awards: Frank Hoffman, Requiem Mass was offered in the Holy 1923, and In 1926 Mrs. Welling moved etery, , * first prize in the eight-year-old GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED Ghost Church. Interment Mt. Olivet. to Denver. Mrs. Tomlin is survived by Will Meet oti July 25 softball throw; first prizes in SARAH JANE MALLETT. 44, of The Rosary was recited for Mrs. 8024 S. Grant Street. She was the Welling June 19 in the Boulevard Mor three sons, Warren, Leonard, and The Denver Rose Society, af handicraft: Ronald Baker, Philip daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Gallitin; tuary. and a Requiem High Mass was James Tomlin of Denver; three filiate of the American Rose Gregory, Alex Rohr, and Jamea the sister of Margaret Taylor of Los offered June 20 in St Dominic’s daughters. Rose Mary Tomlin of Rock, horsehead bookends. Wal Angeles: of Mrs. Ellis Wilson of In Church. Burial was in M t Olivet Cem Louie T, Burnt Society, on Saturday, June 25, JERRY BREEJ^ A. T. THOMSON dian Hills: and of Richard C. Gallitin of etery. Thermopolis, Wis.; Mrs. Mar will hold a district meeting and ter Meisner received first prize Denver. A Requiem High Mass was She is survived by two daughters,. garet Ann Eggert and Mrs. Joan a brother of Mrs. C. H. Over judging school in the Park Lane for a sail boat and second priza offered in St. Louis* Church. Inter Mrs. Ida Eitemiller of Denver and Mrs. Mannion of Denver; three broth Florist MONUMENTS ment Mt. Olivet*. Olinger Mortuary. Emma C. VanHouse of Kenesaw. Neb.; holt of St. Catherine’s Parish, Hotel. On Sunday, June 26, for Christmas tree ornaments. KATHARINE M. SCHLITZER. 62. of two sons. Arnold D. Welling of Wheat ers, James and Edward Brennan Denver. the society will hold its Rose 1004 15th St. of Beauty 329 W. Irvington Street. She was the Ridge, and Edward M. Welling of of Denver; and Jerry Brennan of Captain Bums retired from Show at the Ford Motor Com Paymanti, not pladgat, will mother of William G. Scblitser and Rapid City, S. £ak.; two brothers. Barbara Lee Schlitxer. and the grand Salt Lake City; two sisters, Anne the Fire Department in 1941 pany, 2660 E. 40th Avenue, meaturo tha succat* of tha Arch- MAin 3-2279 Frank Bayer of Fierre, S. Dak., and Vayo of Denver and Margaret Quality mother of Janet Sehlitzer. A Requiem Louis Boyer of Greenacres City, Fla.; after he suffered a knee and leg which will be open to the public hiihop’t Seminary and Mitiiona Mass w as offered in St. Joseph’s 25 grandchildren, and 80 great-grand Brennan of Salt Lake City; and injury at a fire. at 2 p.m. Campaign. Distinction Church. Interment Mt. Olivet. children. 16 grandchildren. Tho firms listtd hero deserve to TRINIDAD APODACA, 57. of 1427 INA M. ‘BOBBIE’ LYNCH When he recovered sufficiently ho remembered vhen you ore dis* Mariposa Street. She was the wife of Mrs. Ina M. “Bobbie” Lynch of he became fire marshal and fire 7204 E. Alameda PL. 5-787» Mabricio Apodaca: the mother of Sam. tributiof your potronsfo to the Woodland Park died in her home after chief at, the Army Corps of En Cas. and Ray Goniales; the daughter of an extended illness. Fr. Joseph Kane's Sister different linos of business. Mrs. Lucy Rivero; the sister of Tony, Mrs. Lynch was bom April 4, 1904, gineers Depot on East Marginal Joe. and Ralph Rivera: the grand in McKeesport. Pa., and moved to Way, Seattle. iimmmwiiininniitaiiinminnimiiiiiiinmniiiiiiiiiiiiinmminiinnniiiiiiiiinM mother of Gloria Jean and Sandra Gon- Denver with her family in 1921. She Dies; Services in East He was employed by the Corps xales: and the aunt of Mrs. Bernice came to Colorado Springs in 1928 with Goanetos. A Requiem High Mass wss the Alexander Film Company, when it of Enrineers when he was offered in St. Leo's Church. Interment moved from Englewood, and was em Mri. John Hickay, (iiter of knocked from a ladder and fell Why Pay More?” Mt. Olivet. Hockethal ft Noonan. ployed by the firm for 13 years. th« R«t. Jo(*ph Kane, O.M.I., JOSEPH P. O’SHAUGHNESSY at 35 feet while helping fight the THERE DENVER SHOPS WITH CONFIDENCE a (Trsdemsrk) Mrs. Lynch, the former Ina Decker, aiiUtant at S a e r a d Haart Denver. A Requiem Mass is being of and Lewis Lynch of Colorado Springs Brighton School fire. He never tOO«NIDTN*X£wW*.4-2m CHEgKY CREEK eOEitoSASSS) fered Thursday, June 23. at 12 noon In were married April 2. 1929. The family Church, Colorado Springi, diad fully recovered from the injur the Fitxsimons Post Chapel. Olinger moved to Woodland Park in 1946. suddenly June 10. Funeral ies he suffered there. Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores M ortuary. She is survived by her husband GEORGE WILLIAM SCHWERT, 66. two daughters. Anita M. Lynch and servicat ware held in Holy Captain Bums was a member of Mt. Dora. Fla. He was the husband Joan Lynch: her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Family Church, Rockland, of the Fire Department’s cham Colorado Owned Stores of Agnes Schwert; the father of George J. D. Decker. Woodland Park; and a Mass., on Jnna 14. Mrs. Hickay pionship baseball team in 1927. William Schwert. Jr., of Dunham. N. sister. Mrs. Alberta Kurtx, Englewood. died after a short illness. I6th & Glenarm Car.; the brother of Mrs. P. L. Schwert Rosary services were held in the In 1930 he was a member of the and Miss Marie Schwert both of An- Swan Funeral Home, with funeral serv Father Kane’s 23rd ordina g Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. g gola-on-tbe-Lake. N. Y. He is also ices in Sacred Heart Church, Colorado survived by two grandchildren. Re Springs. • tion anniversary was to have E 30 Sonth Broadway ISth and California g quiem High Mass is being offered been celebrated on June 14. Legal Notices 1 3933 W. Colfax 17th and Tremont e Thursday, June 23. at 9 a.m. in St. Mary of the Lakes Church in Eustis, To Lead Workshop Survivors are John Hickey, Curtis & 15th St. JOSEPH L. LEITNER, 37. of 2800 Dr. F. Allan Murphy, Denver husband; three sisters, Mrs. LEGAL NOTICE ,S. Dexter Way. He was the husband Thomas Higgins, Mrs. W. A. No. S-M imiiiiniiinniiJI of Helen L. Leitner; the father of Cathnlic clinical psychologist, Of/ico of tho Constance Joan and Darrell John Leit will conduct a workshop _ in Frahar, and Miss Katharine 1REA8URKR ner: the son of Mrs. Mary Walkens special education the week” of Kane; four brothers. Father City ond County of Dm t o t Trofer of Herndon. Kans. He is also Kana, Thomas A, Kane, Sr.; Municipal Buildins survived by four brothers and two June 26 in St. Mary’s College, Dcnycr, Colorado sisters. A Requiem High Mass is being Xavier, Kans. The workshop will James P. Kana, and Lea V, offered Thursday. June 23. at 9:30 Kane. NOTICE OF PURCHASE OP REAL a.m. in the Most Precious Blood include instruction in all areas ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF Church. Olinger Mortuary. of education of the handicapped Father Kane will offer a APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF CRANE JOSE LOUIS ATENCIO, 61. of 2665 as well as psychological prob Requiem Mass for his sister in TREASURER’S DEED S u i California Street. He was the husband TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and LINE of Andrea Atenclo: the father of lems relating to the teaching of SaerSd Heart Church on his moro oopoelally to Gorard Kingaton. Lashor. Bennie. Gilbert. Merlinda, gifted children. return from the East. City and County of Denver; Tho Mof Marie, and Maxine Ateneio, of Mrs. fat Tunnel Improvement Diatrict; BASMOR Lupe Algerlo. and Mrs. Ambrose Vigil. Frank G. Richardson. mYOUR HOME Jr.; the brother of Felix and Fred Ydu and each of you are hereby noti BOILERS Ateneio and Mrs. Alberto Sanchex. He fied that on the 18th day of November, is also survived by 14 grandchildren. Pastor at Aurora Host 1942. the Manager of Revenue. Ex-Offl- Rosary will be recited in the Trevino do Treaaurer of the City and County of Memorial Chapel Friday at 8 p.m. A Denver and State of Colorado, sold a t public tale to Ftank G. Richardson, the ipplicant, who has made demand for a To Clergy Class Reunion T^eaaurer’t Deed, the following de- Specialising in Quality aeribed real oatat*. aituato in tha City Aurora.— (St. Therese’s Par St. Joseph’s Parish, Fort Collins; and County of Denver and State of Plumbing and Healing ish)—Father John Regan, pas and Father Harley Schmitt, paS' Colorado, to-wit: Repairs tor, was host to the 16th annual tor of All Saints’ Parish, Denver. Lot Three Hundred Sixty-Seven reunion of the* class of 1940 of Those unable to attend were (887), CotUge Hill Land Company's AddiUon to Cottage K ill: Summer White Casuals ♦ * • St. Thomas’ Seminary. Monsignor Francis Faistl of AlS' that said tax sale was made to satisfy SLATTERY Those in attendance were: mosa and Father George Spehar the delinquent Special taxes asaeaaed Pueblo Diocese, the Rt. Rev. of Leadville. In accordance with againit add real estate for the year 1941; that said raal caute was taxed in Monsignor John Kelly, pastor of annual tradition, Father John the name of Gerard Kingston; tbst the & COMPANY St. Pius X Parish; the Very Rev. Vidal, C.M., of S t Thomas’ Semi statutory period of redemption expired Monsignor Patrick Stauter, edi nary was guMt of honor. November 18th, 194S; that tha aama has Plumbing and Heating Contractors tor of the Pueblo Register; and Members or the choir and their not bean redeemad; that laid property Red Cross COBBIES Jacques Brothers may ba redeemed at any time before a 1726 Market Street Phone MAin 3-7127 or 3-7128 Monuments of Distinction the Very Rev. Howard Delaney, husbands and wives will be Tax Dead is issued; tb it a Tax Deed pastor of St. Mary’s Parish, WaJ- guests at the annual dinner to be will be issued to the said Frank G. Rirh- JOHN J. CONNOR. Prtaident ROBERT F. CONNOR. VIca Prcaident Since 1902 in One Location senburg; Denver Archdiocese, held in the banquet room of the ardson, lawful holder of said certificate, k > . on the 21ft day of October si 12'o'clock 28 E. 6th Ave. AL. 5-2019 Father Richard Duffy, pastor of Town House Supper Club Tues. noon 1955. unless the -ame has been day, June 28. redeemed before 12 o’cloek noon of said The Alpine . . . medium, low-heel "i ^ Q ^ Installation of officers will date. WITNESS my hand and teal this 20th take place at the meeting of the day of June, 1955. pump, in soft white leather ^ ^ Altar and Rosary Society Thurs A. S. Brodhead, (Seal) day, June 23. The retiring offi Manager of Revenue Ex-officio cers will be hostesses. The Ro Treasurer, City A County of Denver sary will be recited at 7 :46 p.m. By Roy W. Cass, and the 'meeting will take place Deputy Treasurer in the parish hall at 8 o’clock. First publication June 28, 1955 The Cairo . . . wedge sandal in Bonnie Blatnik, daughter of Last Publication July 7,1955 T 9.95 Mr. and Mrs. Anton Blatnik, NOTICE TO CREDITORS white nylon mesh and white straw 2070 Elmira Street, Aurora, is ESTATE OF WILLIAM E. PALMER, the recipient of the four-year also known as WILLIAM PALMER, DECEASED. honor scholarship to Loretto No. P-3969 Heights College. The awar.d was NoUc* to hereby given that on the IStb presented at the graduation ex day of June. 1966, letten of adminix* tration were iitued to the undertigned ercises at Aurora High School aa Administrator of the above named Miss Blatnik is a member of St. etUte and all persons having claims Therese’s Parish, and was an against asid estate are required to file active member of the Junior them for allowance in the County Court of the City and County of Denver, Newmari Club. Colorado, within six months from said date or said claims will be forever barred, ANDREW WYSOWATCKY. Administrator. First Publication June 28, 1965 Sacred Heart Last ^blfeation July 21, 1966 (Published in the Catholic Register) NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Senior Singers ESTATE OF MARY T. SOLAN. DECEASED. No. 98294 Notice is hereby given that on the 2nd day of August, 1966, I will present to Powntdwn' Second Floor Cherry Creek^Main Floor In First Mass the County (}oart of the City and County of Denver, Colorado, my accounts for FINAL SETTLEJdENT of the adminto. (Sacred Heart Pariih, Danvar) tration of said estate when and where The senior choir of the parish all persons in interest may appear and' was invited to sing for the First object to them if they so diesire. Solemn Mass of Father William ANNA L. SUNDERLANDf ROSE M. McDo n o u g h A. Udick, S.J. Twenty-two mem Co-Executrices. bers went to Christ the _ King Bernard E. Engler, Atty, Church June 19 and sang in the 484 Majestic Bldg. Denver 2, Colo. Rosa Mystica Mass by Vito Car- First Publication June 23, 1955 nevali. Hymns were the "Ave Last Publication July 21, 1956 Maria’’ of Arcadelt, "Ave Ver- (Published in Denver Catholic Register) um” of Mozart, and the "Hymn TO PERSONAL, to Christ the King’’ by Pietro Yon. Present for the final Mass on RELiAILE. AND COMPLETE June 19 were Mmes. Ruth Harris, Martha Kilker, Dorothea Klug, INVESTMENT Josephine Alire, and Regina Chapman, and Misses LauQa SERVICE Price, Martha Yoshida, Theresa Marquez, Barbara Marqilez, Bet ty Lou Whatley, Angela Marti MST40 T rsakM w M CETTINe UP NWHTS beautUvl OUegef chop*! at C. Callei and Uegna nez, and Bertha Alirez. In the bass section were Ed Reid, Wil PalM ia SACK, HIPS, LE€S SERVING CATHOLIC FAMILIES IN liam Kawamura, Louis Whatley, TirtdiiMi, LOSS OP VtOOR and Matt Frilot. Frank Gonzales U you arc a viatim of theie tymp- You con dapMd upon lOSWORTH-SUlUVAN to ^ toms ihen your troubles may be COMPLETELY CATHOLIC SURROUNDINGS and Father James MeSAne, traced to Glandular Inflammation. you portonalrtHoblo, ond compiM Invoitmont torvica and S.J., sang tenor, and Jim Frazier Glandular Inflammation is a con played the Baldwin organ. stitutional diaease and medicines odvlco... whothor you'ro aioroiy iiiUng hdonnoHoit « Alumni of the choir, who have that give temporary relief will not |This beautiful chapel is typical of the remove the causei of your troubles. wbhjM buy or toll stevritios in mrall ar lorga omounH. been singing for several years, Neglect of Glandular Inflamma plan the annual picnic for July tion often leada to premature unexcelled facilities which have made Olingers 10. lenility, and incurable malignancy. VisH RO$WORTH*SUUJVAN soon. Our parsonnal, our A new group of teen-age 'The past year men from 1,000 Rbrory, ond our rosoorch doporlmont ora ol your sarvieo the choice of so many Catholic families in singers is being formed to sing communities uve been suecessluUy tseated here at the Excelsior In without ony obligation. hymns in the noonday Mass. stitute. They have found soothing Denver. Each member of our outstanding Catholic They will meet next Wednesday relief and a new zest in life. night in the church basement. The Excelsior Institute, devoted Itaff is available to serve at Sunday, June 26, tha women BOSWORTHs SUUIVAN 6 COMPANY, Inc of tha Altar Sodality will re- JOHN J. SUUIVAti »ny of Olingers’ neighborhood mortuaries. NEIGHBNEIGHBORHOOD ceiva Communion in the 7:30 that tells how these troubles may o’clock Mbm. A breakfast and be corrected by proven Nea- KE. 4-6241 MORTUARIES buiineM meeting will follow Sorglcal treatment!. 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COME EARLY.. m rAGETtM Office, 938 Bannock Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E yifon o 4-4205 Thursday, June 23, T955 t i t Holy Family PTA Plans Drama Award . , I NORTH DENVER NEWS H om em ak er s | Book Repair Completion Given Graduate D ep artm en t II June l6, was attended by many (Holy Family ParUh, Danrar) Event Begins June 23 Patroniae These Reliable and Frie, Firms Members of the PTA expect women and proved very success Unusual Values to complete work on boo^ that ful. Mrs. Ida McClosky was the Of Holy Family winner of the special prise, a need repair. After a fin? re Jerry Bruce Rumley, graduate sponse to earlier calls for work quilt. Booth Replaces Dinner On Wednesday, June 22, S t Are Offered by of Holy Family High School in ers, another call has been issued 1949, received the John Wey- to complete the work. Rita’s Circle will meet in the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Salmon, andt Memorial Award for out The Rev. Edward Madden, who Auction Business standing contributions in the has been visiting his sister in the 3737 Pierce Street At St. Dominic's Bazaar R m - R O O T B i Seminarian field of drama at the Denver Loretto mother-house' in Ken (St. Dominic’, Parith, Denver) A unique and interesting bus tucky, expects to return about One of the members of the IDENTIFIES THE PEOPLE WHO ORIGINATED parish and a graduate of Holy The annual carnival at St. Dominic’s will get under iness establishmenti in Guardian June 30. Father Madden left on Angels’ Parish, Denver, is the ElEaRIC SEWER AND DRAIN CLEANING SERVICE June 12 and, together with his Family High School, James way tonight, Thursday, June 23. The old-type dinner has Cuneo, has been accepted for St. Chaffee Park Auction at 1847- parents, will tour the East and been replaced by the refreshment booth under the direc 49 W. 52nd Avenue. e This name ia your guide to DEPENDABL&aervice Midwest. Thomas’ Seminary. James will tion of Lawrence Gray and Scout Troop 65. An adequate Partners in the enterprise are from coast to coast The card party Thursday, joiji two other men from the pansh who are studying at St. dinner may be had for a very nominal sum, approximately L. E. Hoskins and F. M. Petit. e Serving the nation for over 20 years Phone ■MKiffiniiwaniiS Thomas’. These three, together 90 cents to $1. Hoskins is a long-experienced general grounds chairman. In auctioneer. His knowledge of and • Eliminating unneceaaary digging SP 7-4227 with Martin McNulty, who is James Cummings, general charge of the washer-dryer booth studying in Rome, constitute the chairman along with Edward ability in purchasing assure un will be John Walley. Ground usual values. Y O r R seminarians from the parish. Aromeit, has announced the num lighting was under the direction GARVIN'S SEWER SERVICE In Operetta ber of booths and the men and Petit is a businessman of many Loan Costs Less of Joseph Lewis. Students from Holy Family women who will be in charge of Scout Parents Meet years’ experience. The partners ' Exclusive Roto-Rooter Operators When You Borrow High School are finding that each. They are the following: are assisted by John Bass, their Games booths. James Coursey, T h e Parents’ Auxiliary of salesroom manager, who has 45 200 East 4th Ava. From summer is not always a time of Scout Troop 65 met in the audi rest. John Gallagher, LeRoy Volk, years of experience in handling I SIWIt I Herberi Friedl, Phil Mahoney, torium on June .1. Plans were furniture and antiques. VttUYiCI / Barbara LeMay, graduate of completed for the group’s work A NJinONiU StRVKf AVAUASll lOCAllY CITIZEIVS 1966, will take the part of a Pete Ekler, Cecil Proctor, Leo The salesroom is open daily Girardi, and Paul De Julio; ham at the carnival. Acting chaplain Loan Company nurse in South Pacific, the Den for the summer will be Father from 9 until 5. Every Sunday ver Post operetta. Barbara will booth, Edward Abromeit and Ed at 2 p.m. an auction is held, and 1538 California ward Reichardt; cork booth, Jer Gerard Coverdale, O.P. He ad be remembered for her work in dressed the group at this June interested customers come from MA. 3-4959 the High School operetta, The ry Vaughn; cake and doll; Mrs all over Denver to these auc R. B. Dillon, Prat. J. J. Ford; country store, Mrs meeting. The following boys re I Student Prince. ceived the silver award in the Ex tions. Kathleen Cuthbertson, senior, Frost and Mrs. Madrid; fancy IpgpaBmBiiCRnaiMiiaiisiaRiaB work,. Mrs. Levi Saindon; fish plorer division: John Garbelia, The firm specializes in bank has left for San Jose, Calif., to Edward Kerber, Charles Ram- rupt stocks of new merchandise take part in the nationals of pond, Mary-Farrell; keg booth, James Bennett and Robert poni, Lloyd Roach, Thomas Mc which they are able to sell at 32nd & Lowell the National Forensic League Donnell, Bruno Mattedi, D on a fraction of the retail value. Kathleen, competing in dramatic Knapp; parakeets, Mrs. Edward SHOPPING CENTER Abromeit and Mrs. Helen Davies; Settle, Vincent De Bell, and Lar The stock includes such items as Jerry Rumley interpretation, will give a cutting ry Gray. The next njeeting of cameras, watches, and jewelry, from Agatha Christie’s Philomel and penny pitch, Thomas McDon nell. the Parents’ Auxiliary group will sports equipment, appliances, lug University commencement exer Cottage. be held July 6 at 8 p.m. in the gage, power and hand tools, fur cises June 17. COLORADO TERMINIX CO. The following were delegates Chairmen in charge of the church auditorium. niture, and numerous other items Rumley attended both grade Licensed — Bonded — Triply Guaranteed Lowell at the National Theater Confer Plymouth automobile to be given The sanctuary workers for needed for the home, the shop, and high schools at Holy Family, Department Store ence at Notre Dame, from June away June 26 are Tony Lom June 24 and July 1 are Mmes. J. and the outdoors. becoming interested in the field 12 to 16; Nelva Gilbert, Sharon bardi and Ray Ingram. The car K. Weigel, J. Walley, J. Wom- of drama while studying under Complete Family Store McCune, Mary Carol Dispense, donation booth will be taken care pey, Jr., and Edward Abromeit; James Kenna and Sister Mary Jean Weber, Kathleen Cuthbert of by the Legion of Mary under for July 8 and July 15 Mmes. R. Victor. He was active in all GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. MEN'S ~ WOMEN'S son, and Sister Mary Victor. the direction of Rose Sullivan, Salvato, Helen Davies and C. school productions while in high “dceredited Purveyors to the. Catholic Clergy” Assisting the technical staff president of the gro^. In charge Probst. For July 22 and July 29, Communion Day CHILDREN'S WEAR school and continued his activi JANITORIAL & SANITARY SUPPLIES at Bonfils Theater for Joe E. of the office will be Thomas Far Mmes. L. L. LeMay, Levi Sain ties while in premedical studies 1421 • 16th Street — CH. 4-8775 or 2598 3480 W. 32nd Ara. Brown’s Harvey was John Grug rell. Norman Moauro will be don, and Harry Hughes. at Regis College. The call of the DENVER 2. COLORADO geman, graduate in the class of Set June 26 in stage beckoned and he left Regis 1966. Prizes Featured to study drama at Denver Uni versity. He received his B.A. last EVELYN’S SLIP COVER week. For Prompt STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF Guardian~ Angeis' Parish St. Mary's Parish After dancing with the Cen and DRAPERY SHOP tral City Square Dancers this LAUNDRY & Let os be'p roo with rour dMorttInr FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Mary Magdalene’s Parish, summer, Rpmley will attend the problems, custom mid. drspcries ud Denver) University of Minnesota, where DRY CLEANING slip coven. Complet. InsUllstion. ASSOCIATION OF DENVER Annual Bazaar June24-26 The Altar and Rosary Society, he plans to get his master’s de MRS. HARRY SHERMAN the Holy Name men, and the gree while teaching at the uni Service . . . Coll: 1501 S. Pearl RA. 2-3636 DENVER, COLORADO’ (Guardian Angelt’ Pariih, Denver) PTA will all work together in versity. AFTER THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 10, 1955 Guardian Angels’ Parish will hold its annual bazaar taking a parish census. Although his work in the last Bacon & Schramm V in conjunction with the North Denver Knights of Colum Sunday, June 26, will be the few years has been, primarily in TA. 5-6370 ASSETS bus this week, June 24, 25, and 26. children’s Communion Sunday. the educational field, Rumley has CompoaitioD Roofing FInt MortfAff* Lotni tnd Other Pint Liens on Roal EeUU |I2,887|I8S.19 Confessions will be heard start had a broad professional back CASCADE Tile Roofing (SetirH ky fint ■ertiMM ee kkais !■ Dtevir aal VUlilty) There will be a delicious beef dinner served Sunday, ing at 4 o’clock on Saturday. ground, having appeared at Cen FHA Title 1 U«ni ...... !...... v...... 23,843.30 June 26, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Charges are; Adults, $1.25; Parents are reminded that the tral City and with the Elitch’s Laundry & Dry Cleaners Roof Repairing Loons on Members Accoants ...... 79,990.21 children, 60 cents. r, , , , children’s Communion Sunday stock company. Last winter he Reel Route Sold on Contract ...... 27,872.3S month. They are: 7 o clock Mass, will remain on the same schedule 4020 BrightOD Blvd. Certifieotu of Parchooe on Reel Botote —- 22,7S3.22 . An automatic washer and appeared with the Denver Sym CH. 4-6563 Stock In Federal Horae Loon Bonk —...... 210,000.00 dryer are being awarded along Frank Brisnehan, Jim Carter,- during the summer months as in phony in the premier of a new IJ.8. GoTernmcnt Bonde , ------—- 1,690,988.16 the winter, the fodrth Sunday of Coeh on Hond ond In Bonko ...... $42,419.$$ with many other valuable prizes. Claude Marsh, and Harry Shay- ballet by Morton Gould. THE BEST UN LUf^GAGE Office BuHdfnr and Eqnipment .... 201,078.66 Ushers were appointed at the ler; 9 o’clock Mass, Ed Dowd, every month. Last year the John Weyandt PAGE ELEVEN Thurtdoy, Jun* 23, 1955 Offfctf, 938 Bannock Sfreaf THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, R E y sfo n t 4*4205 Buick, New York Vacation for Two Amusements—Dining Highlights of Presentation Carnival Recreation (PrMentktion Parish, DanTer) included; a complete table serv chest filled with useful and eye ice for 12, including a damask catching items. A two-tone green 1955 cloth and napkins; translucent Buick Riviera will be in the china, William Rogers and Son Dinner June 26 limelight when the carnival silverware, a n d Libbey’s long A record crowd is being pre opens Thursday evening to stemmed goblets and sherbets; a pared for by the ham dinner com- deluxe Lionel train that puffs m i 11 e e . Approximately 100 run for four successive smoke as it goes whistling around nights and one afternoon, June the track; and a blond cedar women will assist in preparing 23, 24, 25, and 26. The Buick the dinner, which will be served will be awarded to someone Sun from 1 until 7 o'clock Sunday, and Chalets day evening as the final climax Carnival Chairman June 26. Plenty of delicious food of the carnival. The winner need and prompt service are promised Six Miles Above Evergreen on Cub not be present for any of the to all diners. Adults may dine for Creek—Brook Forest Roadp Evergreen main prizes. 31.25 and children under 12 for Other prizes being featured 50 cents. All the carnival at Continental Cuisine at its Finest! and to be awarded Sunday eve tractions will open at 1 p.m. Sun ning also, are a 14-day trip to day in order that early diners New York City for two persons may enjoy the games and rides. LUNCHEONS — DINNERS — COCKTAILS by Greyhound Bus, with all hotel Children will find plenty of op accommodations and special tours portunity for entertainment at ^‘An old world charm in an Alpine Setting’* the roerry-go-round, merry mix- up, fish pond, gold fish booth, ball throw, and other games. The Private Room and Bath up homemakers will find the needle work booth, cake booth, and country store to their liking. “Tliis Island Earlh” Those with an interest in horti Serving C Bill's Conoco Best Wishes for m GRIFFITH MOTORS, INC, Joe'/tWC»lfeesH'E Successful Carnival Speer and Federal Blvd« DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH “Choice of Gourmets" From J a v B k n , t Private Dlninc Roonu GL. 5-9726 Sales Service Parts RINGSIDE IIHIN(E4 I20-I7.ST Have Yoar Next Banquet With Va Brake & Tune Up Lew Coat Flnancint and Inanranca CaU GL. t-1744, GR. 7-«t6* Specialists The Log Cabin Inn 47U TEJON 2770 N. Sp««r CR. 7-3313 1518 Champa St. FREE PARKING AFTER 6 P. M. AT PARKING PLAZA (On Lawrence St. Rear American Nationil Bank Bldf.) Member of the Dineri. Clab mm. PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 Thursday, June 23, T955 GRAND AWARD ^IT COULD BE YOURS 1955 BUICK RIVIERA HARDTOP 2-TONE GREEN Awarded Sunday Night UlWIW’-' {t,.— Winner Need Not Be Present FURNISHED BY DENVER BUICK SHOP WITH THESE MERCHANTS WHEN DOING YOUR SHOPPING, PATRONIZE THE FRIENDLY FIRMS LISTED HERE WHO MADE THIS MESSAGE POSSIBLE Presented by ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMET THEATRE Isl Avenue and Knox Court COMPANY , Children’s Vacation Matinees GUY M. ELDER Each Wednesday, 12:45 p.m. PRESENTATION Film Selected for Family Entertainment Industrial and Commercial Building JUNE 23-24- 175 Vallejo St. PEarl 3-8930 All Invited 20c 25 and 26 ' ^ l u r s d a y Sunday Come In And Get Acquainted At Your New Y'our Time Will Friday Afternoon R. J. VAN CLEAVE & SON Be Well Spent Saturday PARISH and Evenings Evening CE BUZZ SUPERMARKET General CONCRETE CONTRACTORS BOOTHS JKVE Special Discounts On Church Purchases 431 South Lamar Cl, • White Elephant Federal At 8th Ave. • Gold Fish Pond WAlnut 2-1196 Green Thumb 23 - 34 - 35-26 • Refreshments M- r ,.a • Needlework FEDERAL PARISH GROUNDS Best Wishes to Our Neighbors DUFFICY WEST SEVENTH In Presentation Parish IRON WORKS, HEATING a n d For A Successful Carnival INC. CO. FUN GALORE JULIAN 30-GaIlon Gas Automatic I Ornamental Wrought RIDES FOR Water Heaters - 1 Iron ST. ROSE OF LIMA PARISH (Guaranteed) I EVERYONE! Light Structural Steel Tlie Most Fun You’ve A 869.95 50 Years Experience Had in Many Years! Free Eitimatei ‘ 175 S. Federal 1 STANDARD 7th & Decatur MA. 3-3559 JOE'S CAVE • WE. 5-2456 Lumber & Hardware.Co. CAFE • . -.-.A,; . • 1 990 Federal Blvd. CALOMINO The Meade Street Don’t Miss This! 1 . 1st and Federal AJLpine 5-1446 Flower Shop HOME - MADE MOTORS 2 So. Meade S t I JAKE'S B A R N U M— PIES Grocery & Market M—M—M—M—Boyl — J EWELRT 499 Federal WE. 5 -4 0 4 2 1 DRIVE IN AND ENJOY Groceries • Meats WE. 4-8146 Vegetables and PIERRE'S llflilh llf Ta ' 601 Knox Ct. KE. 4-9762 3487 W. l»t Are. BARBECUE 1246 W. Alameda Speelallte In Chicken ft Ribs * CH ilD Rtl* 66 Sheridan — At Ut Ave. THE CARNIVAL WE. 4-9884 HAL'S YOU ENJOYED 50° WIEDER BROS. Many-Many BOB BLAKLEY'S GLASS' LAST YEAR!- FISH & CHIPS Bigger and Better Wonderful Standard CONOCO 66 SERVICE Thif Year Chicken-In-The-Basket Service Shrimp-Hamburgers. 10th & Knox Ct. Complete PRIZES Orders To Go BARNUM Automotive Service ABSOLUTELY 14 Day Trip 601 Perry TA 5-9401 Open till 11 p.m. VARIETY STORE Isl Ave.^at Lowell NO BEHER ToNewYorkCity Wti Give Pioneer Siampt 195 Federal W15.4-9632 , ENTERTAINMENT Expenses Paid 3475 W. 1st Ave. WE. 4-9758 ANYWHERE CARLISLE MILE HI MARINA Or $200.00 in Cash CLEANERS FORSTER RADIO & SPORTING GOODS Frontier Service Service for 12 Shirt Laundry Fishermen’s Headquarters 4300 West lOlh Complete Line of Tackle, Spinning, Fly and Casting Linen 551 Knox Court NITELY 336 FEDERAL BLVD. WE. 5-4744 150 Federal Bird. MA. 3-3527 SPECIAL Dishwear Licenses Issued Silver CHASE'S COMMERCIAt INDUSTRIAL Grocery & Market RANKIN MAINLINE A Winner Ev Nile! / IF/ * We Feature Barry Refrigeration Co. Barber Shop * LINENS 'Solitaire Foods Grocery & Market A Whole Chest Full! , Expert Hair Cutting Fresh Meats & Cold Cuts Sales - Service ▼▼w or fie (You Get the Chest Too!) 490 Sheridan Bird. 716 Knox ct. 712 Knox Court And Some Lucky , CH. 4-9654 480 Utica St. KE. 4-7062. Open 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Kid and His Dad Will Get a— ( b h l U p L Two Point Station Barnum Pharmacy King's Skelly Service W! Lionel Train Prescription Specialists the Rexall Store Complete CONOCO Tires • Batteries Set 3331 W. Alameda Your Leading Prescription Accessories - Tune-up REMEMBER THE Grease • Oil - Repairs Pharmacy Welcome DLama^ WE.B-7A 5 r IIOII6S" WE. 4-9717 Phone MA. 3-9093 480 Sheridan Bird. Grease-Master Lubrication 23-24^25 and 26 700 Knox ct. COME ONE SINCE 1908 — THERE’S A REASON Geo. D. King lit & Knox Ct. DATES L . COME ALL I H FEDERAL BOULEVARD GARAGE , 5 Bicycle Parts and Repairing VERN'S STANDARD SERVICE AL FORSTER, Prop. COMPLETELY MODERN EQUIPMENT 334 Federal - WE. 5.3245 EXPERT AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 450. Federal Blvd. Slimmer Service Dixon’s Bay Service Expert RUARrSISTAVL KING BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL CARNIVAL Motor Tuning Washing £ Lubrication Texaco Service Parts Free Pick Up and Delivery W. R. (Bill) Bril 101 Knox Court PASTRY SHOP Lubrication & Waihing 510 Knox Ct. TA. 5-2761 WE. 4-9641 3485 W. 1st Ave. Wheel Balancing >J8« W. lit At(. we. 4->791 Bamum Hardware Co. Bamum Shoe Service DENVER BUICK Hardware . Komac Colorizer BILL'S YARCOE'S Palnti - Mousewaree ■ 7 7 Knox Couft Pet Supplies "A CITY BLOCK, BUICK INVESTMENT, TO BETTER SERVE YOU' BARBER SHOP and Appliance* WE»t 4-7207 W, fit Ave and Knox Court Sporting Goods n»oe we. S-4213 UebulWlng ' ' - 235-So. Federal^ ^ 231-S.'Federal WE. 4:1138 7D0RR0ADWAY (At Speer Blvd.) • AC. 2-3655 l i H 3 B 5 5 5 Thursday, June 23, 1955 Office, 938 Bannock Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4^205 PAGE THIRTEEN t First Mass—Culmination of Dreams MI » The Man Who Summons God acts for Cathotici — R T G T S T O RIALS By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen Christ’s salvific work in their of guilt Only God lias it as Bt M. I. MURRAY Coprrialit. ittl, N.C.W.C. StrriM THE NEW PRIEST as behalf. But a First Mass is His own proper power to for cended the al^ir steps with al almost a spiritual retreat to an give sin. But God gave that most fearful tread. As he be- older priest, for it recalls power to the priests of all the Kan to read the sacred words vividly to his mind the bril time to come when Jesus told of the Mass, one could detect liance of his own pristine His captains: “Whose sins you VonVECQOW N Cradle of Colorado Catholicism infinite care in his pronuncia ideals, the magnificence of the ’shall forgive, they are for of tion—almost as if the power of great work for which he has given .them.” SAINT LOUIS B y R ev. J o h n B. E bel come incursion into their rich hunting grounds, the words depended upon the been designated by Jesus There are many other duties, (1226~IQ70) THE GIANT AND SPjECTACULAR which had been popular already thousands of perfection with which he ren Christ. and privileges, held by a priest corktuninq San Luis Valley in Southwest Colorado, k level years before when the mysterious Folsom man dered them. The role of the priest is in his holy car^r. And all feaqmenis of tne expanse of more than 4,000,000 acres of rich roved there. The Indians io v e the settlers bade Every bow was deliberate; unique in the‘ world of man th^se duties haw to do with every sign of the cross precise; kind. It is he who intercedes God, and the relationship be *n?UE CROSS farm lands surrounded by magnificent snow into New Mexico, but nine years later some of every genuflection redolent of for men with God. His is the tween God and man. Actually, vkiS arruv^inql'u capped mountain ranges, is the aadle of Qthol- them^ returned, bringing more with them. In reverence. The beautiful chant inestimable prerogative to dis there is no comparison between preeaVed when, icity in Colorado. The Catholic settlements 1851 San Luis was established, the first permt- of the Preface was exactly pense, day in day out, the di the priesthood and even the bombing in 1945* founded there in 1851 were likewise the first nent. settlement in Colorado. done, the result, no doubt, of vine graces purchased by the loftiest lay profession. - U>r/>y£Tr£ 3'^ FEATURING PLAY — ' FAMILY DINNERS RELAX — HAVE FUN ' WHAT TO SEE — WHAT TO DO — WHERE TO ST^Y Enjoy the Fine Cuisine NEAR DENVER Delicious Drinks For a Perfect Sunday — Attend Mass at One of These Area Churches — Dinner Wines Then Have Dinner at One of the Selected Restaurants Represented on This Page Arvada, Shrine of St. Anne: Boulder, St. Thomat-Aquinat* Cattle Rock, St. Francis' Georgetown, Our Lady of 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 10,30, 12. Chapel, 898 14th Stret: 7, Central City, St. Mary’s of the Lourdes: 8. WE NEVER CLOSE Golden, St. Joteph’t: 7, 8, 10, 9, 10:30, 11:30. Assumption: 10:30. Idaho Springs, St. Paul's: 9. 11. Sacred Heart of Mary, South Camp Santa Maria (above Lafayette, Immaculate Con - DINNER SERVED Boulder, Sacred Heart of Boulder: 8, 9. Bailey): 9:30. ception: E, 9:30. Evergreen, Christ the King: 8 ALL DAY SUNDAY Jeiui, 2323 14th Street: Buffalo Creek, St. Elizaheth’et Louityille, St. Louis: 7, 9. 6;IS, 8, 9, 10:30. 10. 10, 11. On the Main Street Fr. Warwick Addresses Golden Grads Of America The Rev. Andrew E. Warwick only for her high scholastic rec S i l o i n L gave the conimenceinent address ord but also for leadership qual at to the eighth grade class gradu ities, personality, and high char ated recently fron> Golden Cen acter. IN PURE tral School. He encouraged the Catholic members of the class IDAHO SPRINGS graduates to continue their edu who were on the honor roll in RADIUM WATER cation, select a suitable career, cluded Tony Cariaga, Ann Barn- PHONE 204 and follow through to success hardt, and Shirley Urrutia. At these exercises, Elaine Tait, Seventh grade students on the elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. honor roll from the parish in Ed Tait, received the American cluded Tom Defier, Alvin Hoefer, ELDORADO Legion award for the outstand DeAnn Kiklas, David Meyer, Su ing girl in the class of 186 grad san Peters, Mary Margaret uates. Miss Tait was chosen not Schreiner, and Mary Jo Schieltz. BRYN S P R I l V G S I^QSons for a Successful Parish M AW R IN N Cbas. & Peggy Courtwright, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Props. / 7 i To Jock Stanley's Band Every Sat. GOOD FISHING fM C u V iS L " Night in Cool Ballroom Enjoy Our Famous CABINS Dance Hall Available for Private Parties Week Days By Day, Weak or Season FAMILY DINNERS The Best of Eterything 440 Acres to Picnic, Hike and Ride in See Red Rocks Theater, Echo Lake, Mt, Evans CABINS for RENT Through our New Photomural Windows DINNERS —Our ■ Specialties— Daily — Luncheont, 12 to 2; Dinners, 5:30 to 9 Steaks - Fried Shrimp Colorado’s Favorite Resort Sundays and Holidays — 12:30 to 9 P.M. Pan Fried Chicken for over half 'a century Frcs Parking in Lot Across Uis Strf;t Hamburgers also THE IDEAL SPOT FOR A WEEK DAY OUTING Family Style Dinners FOR MOTHERS AND CHILDREN THE HOLLAND HOUSE PINEGROVE 32J2 OOlDfN. COlOOtOO Just 2.5 Miles From Denver PINE, COLO. Via Turnpike or Hiway 72 Phone Hillcrest 2-8659 Carl Lyons Leave NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON For Boys Town Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lyon, who have lived in the parish several years, left recently Ye olde Joint olorado s Oprings to make their home in Boys C Town, Neb., where Mr. Lyon will be a member of the fac Pictured here Is the I .Joseph’s Church, Golden. The men are, from left, ulty. Mr. Lyon, talanted vio ENJOY EATING J. D. CROUCH Volunteer Workers group of men. who re Clem Hayes, Tony Manchego, Bernard Beausang, linist with the Denver Sym C. D. O’BRIEN cently surfaced the area around the front of St. C. A. Nelson, Nils Christensen, Sturman Adams, phony orchestra, will be or M AY REALTY and Ray Defier. chestra director at the school. I THE DELICIOUS FOOD ) REALTOR Golden Parish Children GLEN-ISLE GUEST LODGE Completely Modem Housekeeping Cabins nr INSURANCE - LOANS Lodge Arronlmodations. Ideal Family Vacation EMPIRE, COLO. Complete Vacation School Spot. Hike ■ Swim,- Ride - Fish • Hunt • or Ute Theater Bldg. Just Relax 42 Miles W, of Denver ^— On Hiway 40 QUALITY APPAREL Golden.— (St. Joseph’s Par-.and they had a busy schedule of Antique & Gift Shop • Public Dining Room IN COLOEADO SPRINGS Colorado Springs, Colo. ish)—The children of St. Jo- a 6:15 Mass followed by three 48 Miles West of Denver on Highway 285 or on seph’s Parish have completed a talks in the morning, three in SINCE 1S73 successful two-week vacation the afternoon, spiritual readings Trailways Bus Line ME. 3-7731 Bailej Kiowa and Tejon StreeU school. Attendance was good, during meals, and special indi W R I T E — Jot'or C A L I^ 35J2 and the Sisters of Charity, who vidual and group conferences. commuted from Denver daily, Two special movies, Little Boy made the lessons interesting as Lost and Our Lady of Fatima, FRED'S BOOTERY well as instructive. The parish were shown through the courtesy Children's is grateful to each of these self- of' Paramount and Warner Paradise 106 £. Pikes Peak sacrificing sisters: Sister Joseph Brothers pictures. Supt. G. F. TINY TOWN Tb« Bomt 6( Elizabeth and Sister Rose Gon- Soelberg expressed his gratitude Ride the Tiny Trains — Pony Rides — Many Games VelTct Step - City Club QTlotors S nfnc. zaga of Sacred Heart School, and appreciation for this fine Weather Bird Shoes and Sister Catherine Miriam, religious program. Ploygrounds - Picnicking Tho U ttli Storo With tho Bif Vsluos School and Church Groups Welcome Sister Ann Patrice, Sister Rose Engagement Announced lO P G C . Anita, and Sister Ignatius Loy Sandwiches - Cold Drinks - Picnic Supplies Mr. and Mrs. E. Ralph Miller ola, all of Cathedral School. Bar-also 3.2 Beer to go THE MURRAY DRUG CO. Members of St. Joseph’s Par announce the engagement of WILLIAM C. CRARON ish in the 1955 graduation class their daughter, Emma Jean, to Dancing every Saturday Night ■sis Sttn—U6 E. PIkn Pnl—4IE 2-1593 Optometrist from Golden High School in Donald Klimke, stationed at Lake GentU Saddle Hones, $1.00 per hr. • Free Instruction in BOULDER CANYON sorts Stsrt—832 Tails—ME 4-4861 eluded Vera Carleton, Robert C T 'P’ A'K’ p ’RTli'CS 2-hr.*Rid» snd Sttsk Dinner—53.06 Charles, La. Mr. Klimke is the Friendly and Comfortable, BLANCHARD LODGE Is a Professional Pharmacy 125 North Tejon fit. McKendry, Jane Pautler, Rich O 1 £i A n. r n in o Ctoaps np t« 4< — Guides Furni.hed PHONE ME. 2-3151 ard Waters, Arlene Whitaker, son of Mr. and Mrs. William j By Reservation Only — Phone Morrison 85-R-2 Delightful Place in Which to Sit Back and Enjoy 501 No. Tejon ME. 4-5541 COLORADO SPB1NG8. COLO. Helen Whitaker, and Catherine Klimke of Rosedale, Wis. Miss 5 Miles 8.W. of Morrieon — Just off (7.8. 285 Every Convenience Whitaker. Robert McKendry Miller is a 1953 graduate of PARTY FACILITIES — EXCELLENT LODGING Get BauPs ( of Denver) and Richard Waters, who had Cathedral High School, and, is • FRIED CHICKEN • TROUT Phone Hillcrest 2-9472 Pete Beroni outstanding athletic records at employed in a Denver insurance • STEAK DINNERS Mrs. E. B. Doherty Candy and Ice Cream at Golden High School, received office. No wedding date has Straight Up the New Boulder Canyon Road 119 Furniture Shop been set. UPHOLSTERING athletic scholarships. CUpmsL QrufL Johnson-English RE-UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING Altar Society Election GEORGETOWN Slip Covars sod Drsptrito Earl Brewer's Drug Co. Mod# to Order At the (meeting of the Altar and Rosary Society held June 1 FAMILY STYLE BUFFET BAILEY HOTEL DINING ROOM LENTHERIC Toiletries . Fnmitore Made to Order Served From Noon TUI 8 P.M, Ttlon S t Bijou Stv Phone MB. 9-40I4 P 24-22 So. Wohsatch Avo. ME. 2-1411 in the home of Mrs. E. Ralph r, the following officers EVERGREEN SATURDAY — SUNDAY Family Dinners a Specialty HE. 2-534* ME. 4-5211 The Heysc Sheet elected: President, Mrs. Special Children’s Prices LARRY JERRY Metal and Roofing Johnson; vice president. BY-THE-LAKE NO FOOLIN' FINE FEEDIN' CHILDREN'S PLATES Madden Plumbing Co. INCORPORATED Southern Fried Chicken - Choice Steaks HEATING ROOFLNO Cecil Flebbe. The n e w PLUMBING CONTRACTORS We Cater to Private Mountain Trout - Sandwiches of All Kinds PLUMBING REPAIRS SHEET METAL SNOW WATER SPRINGS RESORT GAS WATER HEATERS 52* SO. NEVADA mother of Ronald Johnson, Parties—Clubs— Choice Dinner Wines rWst ME 2-0042 827 W Coltn5f 5m. P hone ME. 2-455* I. was graduated this year PETE and CLAY BENSON Est. 1888 n Colorado University at Churches—Schools— BAILEY, COLORADO Fraternities We Brag About Our Steaks — And So Will You The firms listed here On Highway 285 Phont 13-R3 IN THE SHADOW LARGE DANCE FLOOR We're Also Famous for Our OF PIKE’S PEAK deserve to be remembered MOUNTAIN TROUT & RANCJI STYLE FRIED CHICKEN Miss Donna Levings, daughter No Extra Charyo We Feature Mountain Breakfast HOTEL JOYCE when you are distributing ( Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Levings, your patronage in the dif Fine Food BAR — DANCING EVERY NIGHT MORRISOIV TROUT RANCH Colorado Springs Miss Levings at- Family Dinners, Etc. Pri.st. Psrly FsciUtiu — Phon. for Rwrnrstions Catch Your Own Mountain Trout Dinner 10 So. Weber ferent lines of business. 3U MILES OF GOOD FISHING Thrllb for the Whole Fsmilyl garten, and after the family EVERGREEN, COLO. CABINS — BY DAY — WEEK — OR MONTH EVERYTHING FURNISHED—YOU CATCH ’EM—WE DRESS ’EM IS Min. From Denver Phone Morrison 93 t daily to complete her Catholic PHONE 95 MORRISON, COLO. education. Her sister, Joan, also Phone Bailey 46-F-2 ' Trumbull, Colo. GREELEY a graduate of the academy, at tended Loretto Heights, and is now at the Sisters of Loretto RED ROCKS PUEBLO 1019 Smstli Aniu. Sttlu riHSi 97 novitiate in Kentucky. Adomson Mortuory IM. n»ss 1429-M Talk by Judge Lutz At the Foot of Red Rocks Theatre - 15 Mi. from DenYer On Monday, June 20, Judge W# Aptcltlixe in Chock Ws^on Buffalo sad Elk D innsn for Groups Over 24 Hour Ambulance Serrico The Greeley Monument Harold D. Lutz, county judge, 100 to I'.OOO on our ratio—OuUide andcr tha Start. I. A.NDKB80N Greeley, Colorado discussed the problem of inde For Reservations • Call Morrison 43R2 Works, Inc. cent literature at a meeting for H. Ross AdassscD Phsns 1515 RALPH «. HIUISTEI Catholics and non-Catholics held S.«l P. Adaasoa Ith Avs. at 5U St Htflufaeturtn and Oadfnen if ArtUtle Ucndrlals in the parish hall. In his work Judge Lutz has had much con tact with the effects of indecent Lee and Vivian Ayers Welcome You to literature on youth, and he gave an excellent presentation of this FORT COLLINS vital subject THE BRANDING IRON The speaking engagement was arranged by the members of the "ON TOP OF THE ROCKIES'^ Holy Name Society, who re DREIUNG MOTORS cently elected the following offi You Must Try Our cers: President C. A. Nelson; I vice president, Alvin Babb; sec Fresh Mountain Trout • Pan Fried Chicken Buick and GMC Trucks retary, Dr. Floyd Bjork; and " “ You’ll Rave About Our STEAKS treasurer, C. A. Dorzweiler. The 230 South C6llcj;e Ave, Flion« 2500 new post of marshal will be filled You’ll love our Roquefort Salads . . . famous in this by Edward J. Anderson. whole region . . . our own secret recipe. The fourth annual retreat for boys at the State Industrial We re Famous for Mixed Drinks and Cocktails School was held June 8, 9, and Try Our Sunday Mountain Brtokfast SHINN PHARMACY 10. The retreat was given by “Your Parish Drug Store” Father Richard Pates, S.J., of A p l e a s a n t s u r p r is e I Phones 92-03 Regis High School assisted by OPEN MUIMCHT three scholastics from. Regis and VAX SUNDAYS—8 TILL 5 ’'Northern Colorado's Leading Northern Hotel Bldg. three students from St Thomas’ Department Store” The Store with a Smile Seminary. Forty-nine boys were NEDERLAND, COLORADO selected to make this retreat, BUFFET DINNERS — COCKTAILS CENTRAL Cin 1 n Thursday, June 23> 1955 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER Q^THOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystene 4^205 RAGE FfPTEEN 11 •* ; ^ READ s m r m CLASSIFIED ADS SAV£ MO/tEY, To place ads PHONE KE 4-4205 before 10 a.m. Wednesday - Our representatives will* help you 1 ^ Homes for Sale- Personal Apartments Furnished — 27 864 Lincoln, bedroom apt. privaU bath. Guardian Angel Parish Couple (middle-age Gold Fish 9 Penny Toss ✓ SECOND AWARD Cotton Candy o ROTO-BROIL "400 /# CAPRI To Be Given Away Saturday Evening Need Not Be Present to Win FUN FOR ALL Refreshments PUSH-BUTTON AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC Games AUTOMATIC WASHER CLOTHES DRYER • Push buttons for washing, • Full-size 1955 automatic Baseball Throw rinsing, spin drying. electric model • Super^pin, • Use on 110 or 220 volts— porcelain tub no costly installation Sponge Throw • 9>lb. capacity, all deluxe • Large clothes port, supers features ' volume blower fan. • Built-in Suds Return Needlework Booth Furniihed by PERGOLA APPLIANCE CO. Furnished by. YOUR NORTH DENVER PERGOLA APPLIANCE NORGE DEALER. Chaffee Park Shopping Center QavalsDoiL. See .. a Ann's Cleaners CAVALERI UQUORS HOLIDAY SPORTS and FASHIONS For the Complete Line of Quality Cleaning ice Cold Beer - Choice Wines - Liquors THE For Your Alterations - Repairing FREE DELIVERY NORGE APPLIANCES ' 1944 W. 48 AVE. GL. 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