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Fr. Leonard Abercrombie Parochial School Expansion Continues Named Reserve Chaplain Little Helen Marie Invites Annex, New Building Are Ready for Use With Air National Guard Friends to Nursery Party DESPITE MATERIAL SHORTAGES and soaring prices this week, with the east side of the basement expected to be com The Rev, Leonard Abercrombie, Denver, founder of caused by the defense program, expansion of the parochial school pleted by the end of the month. the well-known Don Bosco club for Underprivileged boys, system in the Archdiocese of Denver moves forward. This week • The new Loyola structure, which will cost slightly more than Cathedral high school began using the new Monsignor McMehamin $179,000, will include an incomplete basement, four classrooms, a has been passed by the board of military examiners for a Memorial annex, and the new Annunciation high school building nurse’s room, a teachers’ room, and the principal’s office. At chaplain’s post in the Air National Guard Reserve at Buck- awaits only the arrival of steel lockers to be ready for occupancy. present a contract has been signed only for the completion of the ley field. Father Abercrombie volunteered for army service Work is going forward on the new Our Lady of Mt. Carmel high first floor, although future plans call for a two-story structure. school and the addition to Blessed Sacrament school, and progress The parish will have a debt of $115,000 when the first phase of at the outbreak of hostilities in Korea and his application has been made on St. Dominic’s grade school and Loyola grade the construction is complete. ■ was approved by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. school. ' ' The St. Francis de Sales’ parish The second and third floors of the Cathedral high school annex Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation assistant will receive a first lieu are ready for occupancy, although the new equipment has not yet Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1950— Permission to Reproduce, Except on tenant’s commission to serve iwith arrived. Pupils have already begun using the Music room, however. Articles Otherwise Marked, Given AJter 12 M. Friday Following Issue. the 86th fighter wing at Bucjcley. and the health room was used last week for the examination of Since the commission is with, the pupils. J'he two commercial rooms will be put into use this week active reserve, the South Denver by moving in the old equipment; the new equipment is not ex priest is on base duty tfnly ^ree. pected to arrive for at least two weeks. times a month at present. He' aaid * * * his first Mass at the field for mili THjE FIRST FLOOR OF THE ANNEX, which houses the sci tary personnel Dec. 10. ence rooms and laboratories, cannot be used until equipment has Father Abercrombie was bom been secured and installed. Some delay is anticipated in this. There DENVER CATHOLIC June 27; 1921, in Kansas City, Mo. are no definite plans for a formal dedication of the new building. After he was graduated from a This will probably be delayed until after Jan 1, since it is planned grade school there he came to Col to redecorate the interior of the old high school building first, orado and attended Cathedral high according to the Very Rev. Monsignor Walter J. Canavan, pastor school, Denver, where he rMejved of the Cathedral parish. his diploma in 1939. He enrolled Use of the new annex will relieve congestion especially in the in St, Thomas’ seminary in 1'939, commercial and science departments of the school, according to finishing his course there and be Sister Marie William, principal. Enrollment in the high school is REGISTER ing ordained by Archbishop Vehr now some 580, and 400 in the grade school. It is hoped that it will in 1946. During his seminary term be possible to move the speech classes from the Holy Ghost Youth Price per copy, three cents he aided the R t Rev. Monsignor center, where they are now being held, after the annex is put into Joseph J. Bosetti, V.G., as (i^un- full use in the second semester. VOL. XLVI. No. 17. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1950 DENVER, COLORADO selor at Camp St. Malo in several * * ♦ summer vacations. In that capacity ALTHOUGH A DEFINITE DECISION has not yet been he became interested^ in the youth made, it is thought that the new Annunciation high school may be work that led him to form the Don occupied soon after the installation of the steel lockers, which have A Deluge of Dolls to Brighten THE Day Bosco club for lads at 9 Pearl street not yet been delivered, but are supposed to be shipped very soon. in 1946. His beneficent efforts in Should it be thought advantageous to wait, according to the Rt. behalf of unfortunate youths'are Rev. Monsignor Charles Hagus, the building may not be occupied well known in the Denver area* for some time, but it will be ready for use. The new chaplain’s first appoint The impressive new high school building, of two stories and ment wa? to S t Joseph’s, Golden, semi-basement, contains seven classrooms, three special rooms for as assistant to the Rev. Barry ,Wo- sewing, art, and a biolog:y laboratory; a library, and offices. gan. In the fall of 1946 Father • * « Abercrombie was given an assist ant’s post at St. Francis’, where THE CONCRETE AND STEEL for the new Our Lady of Mt he remains until called to full LITTLE HELEN MARIE invites all her friends to Carmel high school, which will be one of the most imposing in the time duty in the- National Guard parochial school system, has all been put into place and.work has unit At St. Francis’ he teaches in the annual Christmas party for the Infant of Prague begun on the brick facing. Steel girders have been placed for the nursery, 3720 W. 27th avenue, Denver, from 2 until 4 o’clock on the grade and higfh school, as well roof and the sheet metal ducts for air conditioning and heating as in the regional high school of Wednesday, Dec. 20. Gifts to the babies and to the nursery will be have been installed, according to the Rev. Thomas LoCascio, O.S.M. religion, held weekly for public welcome at the party.— [Register photo by Smyth) The building, which contains'two stories and an English base school students. + 4~ + + ~F ment (even with the CTOund level), will contain 10 classrooms and 16 other rooms for laboratories, offices, and special classes, etc. It is 201 by 56 feet in size apd is situated on a full block of ground at W. 36th avenue and Zuni street. It is hoped that the building An Average of 43 Infants will be ready for use next fall, when a ninth grade will be inaugu Golden Rectory rated. A grade will be added every year subsequently until a full high school is in operation. Is Cared for at Nursery * • * Addition to Be AT BLESSED SACRAMENT SCHOOL, the brick work has been completed on the cla.ssroom section of the addition, but is still Mrs. T, A. Cosgriff appointedepi and rubber dolls and pull toys for the older babies as well as in progress on the gym-auditorium. Although the work may be fin Mrs. John F. Murtaugh chairman ished by the end of January, the addition will ndt be put into use for the annual Christmas party for any clothing for children from 12 Put Up for Bids the Infant of Prague nursery. The months to three years old are wel until next fall, according to the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Harold Camp bell, pastor. The classrooms could be used now. party will be at the nurserj’, 3720 come. Bids will be taken on an ad The addition will contain five large classrooms, meeting rooms, W. 27th avenue, from 2 until 4 The nursery averages 43 babies dition to the rectory of St. Jo and a cafeteria that will accommodate 500, besides the gymnasium- o’clock on Wednesday, Dec. 20. at all times. It requires six shirts auditorium. It will help solve the problem of overflow enrollment seph’s parish, Golden, in the Mrs. Co.sgriff and Mrs. Murtaugh each year for each child, and about office of the Borelli & Mc- join with the babies in inviting four dozen diapers for each' child. in the grade school. everyone to the Christmas party. The sum of $35 sponsors one child Cahe Engineering company, Gifts to the babies and to the for one month. Several organiza ST. DOMINIC'S new grade school structure, which was begun 829 15th street, on Wednesday, nursery will be most welcome. tions sponsor one child per month. the past April, is getting “ under roof,” part of the roof concrete Dec. 20, at 2 p.m. The addition, Rubber toys are preferred; balls St. Elizabeth’s parish sponsoi-s having been poured by Dec. 13. which will be of brick and stticco, several children. Brick work is expected to begin soon on St. Dominic’s school, is expecteJ' to cost several thou All the volunteers will be on a two-story structure with 12 rooms, which only partially fronts on sand dollars. Pope Asks Peace hand to show visitors through the Federal avenue, the main part of the structure “ wrapping around” Included in the addition will b' nursery. Mrs. L, A. Higgins, volun the two-unit dwelling to the north. The building, which will be fire IN A LITTLE GIRL’S DREAMLAND, project carried on by. volunteer workeia o f Dep'ver. an office, waiting room, extr. teer chairman, ■will be glad to have proof and will contain a cafeteria and a full basement, has con Mrs. Rock is chairman of the agency, which last bedroom, and study; The offic« \ As Novenas' Plea the names of some new volunteers crete walls that are to be finished in a glazed-tile brick veneer.I surrounded by dolls in the Santa Claus v^ear collected and distributed 3,400 dolls to needy and waiting roqms will be tp the to help at the nursery. The school will have a stone entrance. shop, sits Linda Mae Rock, daughter oO frs, George children. This year the shop, which is situated at south of the present rectory, and Mrs. Murtaugh will be assisted * * * F. Rock. Linda Mae is enthralled wifn her doll, a 1425 Colirt place, Denver, expects to distribute 4,000. the bedroom and study on the east. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr an The Rev. John Kelly is in charge nounced Wednesday that many of it the party by Mrs. James Ken THE W EST p o r t i o n of the basement o f the new Loyola feeling many little girls would not enjoy on Christ It will be open from Dec. ,18 to Dec. 22. Donations ney, chairman of decorations, and parish grade school had been completed and the forms removed mas day were it not for the_ Santa Claus shop are welcomed.— [Register photo by Jerome) of St. Joseph’s parish in Golden the parish churches will undoubt and o f the mission of Christ the edly wish to hold novenas in prep Mrs. Mary Cavarra, chairman of refreshments. King church, Evergreen. He is also aration for Christmas and in ac Diversity of Talents and Temperaments Shown in St. Thomas' Duos chaplain of the State Industrial cordance with the intentions out Mrs. Margaret Fletcher, super School for Boys at Golden and of lined by Pope Pius XII in his en intendent, the nursery staff, and the State Training School \ lor cyclical epistle Mirabile lllud, the board appreciate sincerely the Girls at Mt. Morrison, which appears in full in ^ is splendid help riven to them during 5 Sets of Brothers in Seminary Alike in Little Save Vocation Father Kelly was named to! the week’s Register, National Edition. the year by all the volunteers. Golden parish in August of 1949. The Pope, the encyclical said, The sewing groups especially There is a special Apos in various fieldsi The Di Mag “ Each received an individual and in writing magaxina art!- music; his brother likes athletics. He had previously been stationed celebrated his Immaculate Concep have been most faithful. S t Ce^ tolic air” about St. Thomas’ gies, the Mayos, the Dorseys, call,” says Galli, “ and was not cles. - Two brothers entered at the in Holy Family parish, Denjver: tion Mass for the intention that, cilia’s, directed by Mrs. Brewer, the Wrights, the Fords, and the influenced too greatly by the en Another was graduated from a same time but they had made their S t Peter’s parish, Fleming; and 'Vith hatreds put to rest and all and St. Vincent de Paul’s, directed seminary this year. Five sets Krupps. trance of an older b«>ther into secular university and then fol decisions when 100 mi^s apart the Cathedral, Denver. differences justly and equitably by Mrs. Meehan, have spent many of brothers studying in that All these famous family com the seminary. In fact, in two cases lowed his younger brother into the pursuing different occupations. Under the pastorate of the Rev. settled, the light of real and gen^ hours mending and sewing for the school recall the fact that in binations were formed, Galli said, the younger brother was the first seminary. One is an athlete, the Tba way in which the** Barry Wogan, predecessor of iFa- uine peace may radiate to all na 43 babies. the original Twelve Apostles there in the same pattern. The older to enter, other is interested in intellectual brother combinations resemble ther Kelly, the church was com tions and peoples.” His Holiness Murray Brothers, distributors, brother’s success fired the younger gymnastics. were three sets, Peter and Andrew, “ The ways and avenuer that each other it in their vocation. pletely redecorated and a parish asked that'“ for this cquse prayers through Mrs. Donahue contributed James and John, and James the brother to try a career in the Ex-Service Men “ The one thing that most have hall was constructed. The liBih be repeatedly offered during the 40 yards of white outing flannel Less and Jude. same field; the brothers had com brought them here were in no In another pair, one is an ex in common,” Galli says, “ is that completed in 1948, is a quonset'hut Novena of Supplication customar to be used by these groups for marine and his younger brother The precedent for brothers in mon talents, a tradition was estab wise the same. W e have an ex the answer to the call was due type building of cinder block landi ily held in preparation for the night jackets for the babies. lished. air force sergeant and his went to St. Thomas’ directly from mainly to a good Catholic back steel. It was built at a cost of solemn Feast of the Birth of the priesthood was established by high school. Another younger Christ Himself. Because that fact With the brothers at St. Thomas’ brother, who was in the navy. ground, a priest-friend, a de $17,500. ; Christ.” brother in a set entered the sem is not often referred to by the there is no pattern. In all but one One is interested in theatrics voted mother, or the eAmple Borelli & McCabe, designers The Pope suggested these no Three '51 Engagements inary while his brother was fly casual observer, Clarence Galli, instance the calls to the seminary and literary work and the other set 'by the sisters who taught of the new addition, also designed vena intentions: Peace on earth; were not simultaneous. is more interested in publishing ing in the navy. The latter likes them in their younger lives. that the Church may enjoy full Of Archbishop Listed writing in The Priest—Ambassa the gymnasium in Assumption par liberty in all nations; that those dor of Christ, St. Thomas’ Semi “ We find that all walks of life ish, Welby, and are now working on a project for St Augustine’s imprisoned in courageous defense The following appointments of nary guild magazine, points to it Christmas Programs are most adequately represented. parish, Brighton. John L. McQabe of the rights of Mother Church, or Archbishop Urban J. Vehr for the in an article entitled "My Brother Kansas City, Kans., Bishop A diversity of talent and hobbies driven in banishment from their first two months of 1951 have Is Here Too!” Are Due on Dec. 18 is demonstrated in them. .The re of the firm is a member o f ; St homes, or who are exiled from been announced by the Chancery Galli answers the persons with sponse of each to his calling was Bernadette’s parish, Lakewood, their fatherland, and wander in office: the quizzical looks who express Is Taken in Death Suddenly an individual choice and most of and Nicholas G. Borelli is a miem- Parish correspondent* are re ber of Blessed Sacrament paiHsh, wretchedness or are held in cap Sunday, Jan. 14, Holy Name amazement when they hear them cannot be traced back to a minded to submit the Christ Bishop George J. Donnelly of ordained on June 12, 1921, by Denver. ' tivity, may receive heavenly con society Mass, St. Vincent de Paul’s, brothers are seminarians. single, common source. Yet they mas programs for the various Kansas City in Kansas died the late Carding! Glennon. all strive for a single goal, that of solations and that good fortune Denver, at 8 o’clock; What if lo atranga about churches by Monday, Dec. 18, at On March 19, 1940, he was continuing the work started by for which they have been Sunday, Feb. 4, ordination to brother* in the seminary?, Galli the latest, for inclusion in the Wednesday morning, Dec. 13, Tower Repairs Completed * appointed by Pius XII to be their Savior, Jesus Christ.” awaiting. subdiaconate, St. Thomas semi' went* to know. He mentions Christmas edition,of The Denver at 9:30 in St. Margaret’s hos Auxiliary Bishop of St. Louis. Repairs are being completed this nary; Christ’s selection of brothers in Catholic Register. Copy should pital in Kansas City, following From the death of Cardinal The brothers at the seminary week on the exterior of St. Eliza Sunday, Feb. 11, afternoon. Boy His “ elite corps” and goes on intrluda Mas* hour* and music a heart attack. Bishop Donnelly Glennon March 9, 1946, until include Michael and Raymond Cor beth’s church, Denver. The num Christmas Spirit Scout service with presentation of to name the great brother com selections and should be kept as was former Auxiliary Bishop of the installation oif Archbishop bett of Pueblo; Robert and John bers and the hands of the clock Ad Altare Dei medals. binations that have won fame brief as possible. St. Louis. Joseph E. Ritter, Bishop Don Fitzgerald, Santh Fe; Peter and and the four large crosses h)ave Bishop Donnelly was born in nelly was Administrator of the Leonard Urban, Denver; Robert been gold-leafed. Tuck pointing Aids Burse Little Maplewood, Mo., on April 23, Archdiocese of St Louis. and William Sievers, Denver; and was done on the church tower knd 1889, a son of the late Edward Bishop Donnelly w a s ap William and Edward Ryan, Den brick work. The firm in charge More Christmas Baskets for Needy ver. I Even the approach of the Christ- and Mary (Connors) Donnelly. pointed Bishop of Leaven of the gold leafing is Steeplejulc, ma.a season seems to have failed to After studying at t h e St. worth Nov. 9, 1946, which see The Priest — Ambassador of Inc., the same firm that recently move Catholics of the archdiocese Louis Preparatory seminary city was later changed to Kan Christ is published four times in worked on the dome of the capitol to send a gift to the Little Flower and Kenrick seminary, he was sas City in Kansas. the school year at St, Thomas’. building. ; burse No. 2 for the education of seminarians. Contributions are still too few to give the burse any real impetus toward its $6,000 goal. In Entire Ordination Class Now Monsignors the past week a total of $40 was received from four generous con Thirty years and six months ago, four young men stood in the Charities for the Pueblo diocese. He had already been Vicar General tributors. It is hoped that next for two years. He served in Sterling and Yuma before being named week’s Christmas edition of the sanctuary of the Denver Cathedral, trembling with excitement and awe as they anticipated the Bishop’s imposition of hands that would pastor of St. Francis Xavier’s, a post he has held for more than >26 Register may be able to-report a change them into ministers of Christ, The four were the only members years. Monsignor Miller holds a number of important offices in fitting number of gifts to aid Arch of the St. Thomas seminary ordination class of 1920. All were Church and civic groups and is a judge of the Pueblo matrimonial bishop Urban J. Vehr in supplying students for the Diocese of Denver. The Most Rev, J. Henry Tihen, court. The Pueblo Charities tire now directed by the Rev. Joseph many "other Christs” for the par Walsh. ishes of northern Colorado. third Bishop of Denver, was the ordaining prelate. The intervening years have separated ythe quartet in the service Those who remembered the Monsignor Koch, one of the most respected and able chaplains of the Lord, but each has compiled a distinguished record. Papal burse in the past week are Mrs. in the U.S. army, entered the service in 1928 after service in St. recognition of this service has come to each of the four with the Bess Ellen Miller, Stratton, $5; Francis de Sales’ parish, Denver, and as pastor of St. Joseph’s, announcement last week of the naming of Monsignor John P. Moran Anonymous, Denver, $5; Mrs. Akron, for six years. His first tour of duty in the Philippines lasted of S t John’s parish, Denver, as a Domestic Prelate. The other three Margaret Archer, Denver, $6; and from 1929 to 193'/. He retymed there in 1946 after service at Fort had already been similarly honored. Frances Van Nesa, Stratton, $25. Banning, Ga.; the Panama Cai\al Zone, and as chief chaplain o f the The other three are the Rt. Rev. Monsignors John R. Mulroy, Fourth army’ 'with headquafters^in San Antonio, Tex. He has been a Contributions may be sent di pastor of Holy Ghost parish, Denver, and archdiocesan director of rectly to the Most Rev. Urban J. full-ranking colonel since 1943. Catholic Charities; Joseph R. Koch, a colonel in the regular U.S. Monsignor Koch received hi* Papal recognition at the request Vebr at the Chancery office, 1536 army, now director of the chaplains’ school in Carlisle Barracks, Logan street, Denver 5, Colo. of the late Archbishop Michael J. O'Doberty of Manila in June, Pa.; and Alo3^ius J. Miller, Vicar General of the Pueblo diocese, 1948, with the approval of Archbishop Vehr of Denver. The honor pastor of St Francis Xavier’s parish, Pueblo. was bestowed in part for the priest’s work in making arrangements Msgr Bosetti Enters Two of the four Monsignors who were ordained June 13, 1920, for the International Eucharistic Congress in Manila in 1936 and are natives of Denver, Monsignors Moran and Miller. The other the celebration in 1947 of the golden jubilee of Archbishop two are natives of New York state and concluded their priesthood O'Doherty. Hospital for Surgery studies' in the Denver seminary. All have been outstanding in the work to which they were assigned. Colonel Koch had returned to the Philippines at th'e express The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph First of the quartet to be honored by the Pope was Monsignor request of Gen. Douglas MacArthur. He returned to the United J. Bosetti, Vicar General and Mulroy, who was named a Papal Chamberlain by Pope Pius XI in States in 1949 and this year was named head of the army chaplaips’ Chancellor of the Archdiocese of MRS. JOSEPHINE HAYES of the Arch- baskets. So far this year the number of applications 1936 and then became a Domestic Prelate in December, 1942. Mon school in Carlisle Barracks, Pa. Denver, entered St. Joseph’s hos for Christma» baskets far surpasses last year’s re signor Mulroy’s career has been outstanding in the work of Catholic Monsignor Moran’s career was summarized in last week’s Deeper pital, Denver, on Wednesday of diocesan Council of Catholic Nurses is quests. Ten dollars is the price for a Christmas Charities and in 1939 he was elected president of the National Con Catholic Register. He has been pastor of S t John’s parish, Denver, this week for surgery. shown presenting a check for $50 to Ed Owens, a basket but the De Paul committee reminds Register ference of Catholic Charities. At present he is the president of the since 1940. . | Monsignor Flynn Not Weil representative of the St. Vincent de Paul society, readers that a donation of any amount will help Catholic Hospital Association of the U.S. No definite arrangements have been made for the investiture The pastor of Holy Family par Denver. At the right is the Rev. John Regan, spir provide a real Christmas for some needy Denver In addition to early appointments as an assistant in St. Philo- of Monsignor Moran and the Rt. Rev. Monsignors Leo M, Flynn' of ish, the R t Rev. Monsignor Leo M. itual director of the Catholic nurses. The check is family. Any contribution, large or small, should be mena’s and St. Catherine’s parishes. Monsignor Mulroy was pastor Holy Family parish, Denver, and John Judnic of Holy Rosary parish, Flynn, was reported recovered a donation from the nurses’ council to aiJ the De sent to the St. Vincent de Paul society, 1665 Grant of St Rose of Lima’s, Denver, for six years, and-has been pastor of Denver, and of the Very Rev. Monsigrnor William J. Kelly of St enough to 'be “ up and around and Pauj men in providing Christmas baskets for needy street. There is no greater joy, the De Paul workers the Holy Ghost parish for 20 years. Under his pastorale beau Mary’s parish, Colorado Springs. It is likely that the three Denver saying Mass each day” by the Rev. families of Denver. Last year the De Paul society remind, than to make a Christmas happy for some tiful new downtown Denver church was erected. prelates will be invested in a special service in the Cathedral some Joaeph Koontz, assistant at Holy gave away 400 baskets and the Catholic Charities needy family that now faces a bleak Christmas.— Monsignor Miller was named a Domestic Prelate on March 23, time in January and that a separate service will be held in Colorado Family. aided an additional number of familiM through gift ^Be^i^t»r photo by Jerome) 1844, on tno lamo occasion that ha w u named diocesan director of Springs for Moniignor Kelly.
/ PAGE TW O Office, 938 Bonneek Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyttone 4205 Thursday, Dee. 14, 1950,
Bring Your Family and Friends Cathedral Altar Society Will Conduct ^ 615 17th Stre O iw o f ^ W*lloa TO Bake Sale Dec. 17 in Reading Room
(CatheiirBl Parish, Denrer) and David Maloney. The Cathe Mrs. Joan Tracy, school nurse, “ We Knew You Were Coming, dral priests. Fathers Albert Puhl, assisted public health dentists in So We Baked A Cake!” is the John Ebel, John Haley, and Owen examining the teeth of all grade slogan of the bake sale to be spon McHugh, and some 12 other itiem- and high school pupils recently. sored by the Cathedral Altar and bers of the clergy also were pres Examinations were conducted SELEaED WRITINGS OF ST. TERESA OF Note Serving a _ „ Rosary society Sunday morning, ent. The Rev. Robert McMahon led from Monday to Thursday, Dec. William J. Dohany, C.S.C. Dec. 17. Home-baked cakes, cook in chanting the Litany of the 4 to 7. Mrs. Philip Pietrowski, Christ amoKf pets tad foes or tha Prsssnes sf ths Trinity in tks sent — SPECIAl DINNER » ies, and other delicacies will be Saints. Fourth Degree Knights of PTA health chairman, together St. Tereit’i brilliant mitin|i on topici ti viried ai theie ara eaiy to 6ad 5:00 P.M. to 9 P.M. on sale in St. Paul’s reading room Columbus, in formal attire, acted with Mmes. Fred Haas, Jordan, in thii ipecial arranlemenf of her irorka. Indexed. $S.OO Choice of Appetiier all morning. Parishioners are as a guard of honor. and Robert Northam, aided the urged to patronize this sale. Pro A solemn procession, in which doctors. • ENTREES- ceeds will be used for the upkeep more than 60 servers and the Ca St. Anne’s circle, PTA bridge MAKING GOOD TALK ROAST LOIN OF CORN-FED PORK and beautification of the Cathe thedral male choir joined with the club, met Saturday^Dec. 9, in the Drtuinc. Apple Sence. VefeUbli end Potitoe* dral altars. clergy, was the climax of the serv home of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Sie- Austin J. App INDIVIDUALLY BAKED CHICKEN PIE Mrs. Herbert Shall and Mrs. ice. 'This was one of the most im bert. Mr. Siebert and Mrs. Fred Practical iuUo*t>oni for adding that extra touch to every day converiation Choice Milk-Fed Chicken in Rich. Netnrel Gr»T7, Leonard Smith, cochairmen, re pressive ceremonies held in the Hyde won the prizes. for greater iparkle, tact, and influence lo neeeiiary for facial acceptance with Freeh Garden VeieUblei quest that all donations of food Cathedral. Eleven young women, new and contaeta in Chriitian life. 52.50 CHOPPED ROUND STEAK be left in St Paul’s reading room PTA Entertains candidates for the Sodality of with Freeh Mnehroom Since, Choice of VectUblu with Utihed Potatoea Remember. —Children Enfey, Beaks Teel Saturday evening, Dec. 16. Food At Yule Party Our Lady of the Immaculate FRIED HALIBUT (Breaded) gifts will also be accepted before Conception, will be invested STAR-SPANGLED Tomato Sance, Choice of Vegetable and Miihed or French Fried Potatoes Cathedral grade school children ANGEL FOOD FOR THE, STORY OF EX-CUB FITZIE the 7 o’clock Mass Sunday. Thursday, Dec. 14. The solemn BAKED VIRGINIA HAM were the -guests of the PTA at a JACK AND JILL MARY, THE Noll ftoyton, SJ. STORIES Archbishop Vehr festive Christmas party Wednes reception will be held at 8 p.m. MOTHER OF JESUS Adveoturea io Scoutiol WilUom i Mary Lomort with OfAnn Stuce, Vcrettble and Muhed or Swert Potfttooo in St. Paul’s chapel. Father OeroM T. trennen provido thrtllt and Icatooi Cothorifit Laapirial atoriaa of alavas FRENCH FRIED GULF SHRIMP Closet 40 Hours' day, Dec. 13. The children gath Puhl, sodality moderator, will Moro ■lorit* ia doliclosi in livial for boya 10 to bili-iiia iorm thit th. 14. throulb tht imafinary men who were prominent Tartar Saac* and Potatoea The Forty Hours’ devotion came ered,in the Oscar Malo gymnasium officiate. BMOtifolly wriUtfl tad Cathelio icadera in Amcri* at 1 p.m. to enjoy a program of ■mill fry oa yoor lilt iiiattnted lift of Mary cxporioflcet of (be Silver FRIED FRESH EASTERN SCALLOPS to a close with Solemn Benedic Members and guests of the Ca will limply Mt op ind with action and diatol. Fox Patrol wbieh could can hiatory. A|ta iTto 14. seasonal movies and comic car S2.S0 Tartar Sance and French Fried Potatoes tion of the Most Blessed Sacra thedral Altar and Rosary society b«( for mori. S2.00 Ajioa 9 10 14. 2.00 havo bapptaad. S2.S0 toons. Following the showing of ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF ment Friday evening, Dec. 8, the enjoyed a gala Christmas party the movies, Santa Claus presided with Freeh Mnehroom Since, Mashed PoUloea and String Beans patronal feast day of the parish. Friday, Dec. 8, in St. Paul’s read Choice of Salad, Deitert and Beverage with MeaU Archbisho-p Urban J. Vehr pre at the Christmas tree. Boys and ing room. There was a large at ______Private Dining Room for Parties—Phone CH, 3S11 ; girls then returned to their class MADONNAS FROM VIENNA sided and gave the closing sermon. tendance. Prior to the festivities, HUMMEL MADONNAS 1400 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN MUSIC; He stressed the constant blessings rooms, where room mothers dis a brief business meeting was held.' 00 $ 0 0 0 derived from devotion to the tributed individual treats of Father McHugh, guest speaker, ex . ^56 Blessed Sacrament. candy. plained the background and mean Mrs. William Byers, head room Present in the sanctuary were ing of the Feast of the Immacu mother, was chairman of the party. 10 Monsignori: The Rt. Rev. Mon- late Conception. Mrs. Joshua Lee, HUMMEL FIGURINES FROM GERMANY signoh-s Harold Campbell, Greg Assisting her were Mmes. Ronald Fitzsimmons, Theodore Gregg, prominent vocalist, accompanied ory Smith, Matthew Smith, Achille 14 5 0 $ ^ 1 0 0 Robert Gruber, James Keeps, Dan by Miss Pat Campbell of the Ca Sommaruga, and John Moran, and thedral high school, presented a iel McEnery, Chester McDonald, the Very Rev. Monsignors Walter musical program. Hostesses at the John Roche, Gerald Thompson, J. Canavan, John B. Cavanagh, El social hour were Mmes. S. R. Gut- and Anthony Varrecchia. mer J. Kolka, Bernard J. Cullen, tadore, Maurice Lamy, Clifton A complete selection of Christmas Nativity Scenes Levins, Reynolds,- A. B. Schoen- Still Available are Priced herr, and Leonard Smith, and Misses Margaret Hamilton and 25 '0 0 Christmas Meet Dec. 21 Elizabeth Sheeby. The following- children were to baptized: On Nov. 26, the Rev. For St. Dominic's PTA Kenneth Funk baptized Virgil Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs; Vir Knights of Columbus! Weor Your Emblem! (St. Dominic’, Pariih, Denver) served to the scouts and their par gil Sarg, with Richard and Joan The PTA will hold the Christ ents, in the auditorium-following Lariviers as sponsors; Yolanda TIE CLASPS TIE PINS mas meeting on Thursday, Dec. 21, the ceremonies. Mary Lee, daughter of Mr. and CUFF LINKS in the church auditorium at 8 Mrs. Joseph Martinez, with John Sodality Names Officials With Beautiful Emblem tor Both 3rd and 4th Degrees o’clock. The first four grades will The Blessed Virgin sodality held Martinez and Rita Casados as DENVER INMISTRUIMNK provide the entertainment by sing the annual election of officers sponsors; and Kathleen Alyce, See that your K. of C. Brothers get these this Christmas CIORCI r. ROCK. PniMtnf ing Christmas carols under the Dec. 7 in the rectory reading room. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel ^1534C»lifofni«St.lf j PhoifMAin3155< direction of Mrs. Thomas Shonsey OppwB* Dtfivtr Dry Caedi Ca. I The following leaders were named Murphy, with Walter Hickey and and Mrs. William Wagner. Fay Hickey as sponsors. Two in for 1951: Misses Mary Farrell, Exquisite Catholic Daughters of America Pins For Young omen The first and third graders’ prefect; Marilyn Hawes, vice pre fants were baptized Dec. 3 by Fa mothers will be the hostesses for fect; Mary Jane Kelly, secretary; ther Puhl. They are Christopher, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Dwight Cards in the True Spirit of Christmas DENVER'S OLDEST the meeting. They are Mmes. J. J. and Patricia Farrell, treasurer. CHEVROLET DEALER Bonnell, Eddie Bohn, Edward Mc- Thompson, with Frank J. Kirch- Cune, and John Haws. These four Formal in.stallation of the new man and Mary R. Dunn acting as V V Giva 7oar car the rlfht kind officers will take place at a of CARE by taking it to members and their selected as sponsors; and Rosalin Dolly Jean, VINER’S. Tkcy will a«« to sistants wilt serve, the refresh- breakfast meeting Sunday, Dec. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amador WINTER 7 17, after the 7 :30 Mass, in which it that yoar car ia opfrating ments. J. Cuellar, with John and Dolly I I perfactly, from a meehanlcal the members of the sodality will Caco as sponsors. DRIVING ■tandpoint, by checkinr tha The meeting will be conducted brakes, llfhts, tires, wind by Mrs. Raymond Ingram, presi receive Holy Communion. The Rev. Promoter! of the League of shield wipers, the heating dent, who will make a report on J. P. Houlihan, O.P., spiritual di the Sacred Heart will hold an Open Monday m m DEMANDS and defrosting system and rector of the sodality, thanked the HK other safety points. Then the Christmas party for the school important meeting Friday, Dec. It'o op to yoo to too to It children. Plans will be made for outgoing officers for their ac- 15, at 7 p.m. The meeting will CHURCH CARE! that you drive with added the style show Thursday after complifshments during the current convene in St. Paul'f reading And Thursday Nites CAUTION and complete year. They are Misses Marilyn COURTESY — always — and noon, Feb. 1. *The fTest’s Largest Church Supply House** CAUTION! atpecially In dangerous There wilt be a meeting of the Haws, Mary Torley, Gladys Ken Porish Calendar T il 9 Winter weather. Remember council of the PTA on Tuesday nedy, and Patricia Farrell. Thuriday, Dec. 14, 8 p.m., St. On Sunday afternoon, Dec. 17, COURTESY! SAFETY IS NO afternoon, Dec. 19, at 1:30 in the Paul’s chapel, solemn reception of Estoblished 1902 ACCIDENT 1 priests’ reading room for the pur the sodalists will make their sodalists. RR monthly visit to ward C-5, Fitz- Until Christmas pose of preparing the candy and Friday, Dec. 15, 7 p.m., St. TAbor 3789 gifts for the school children. All Simons army hospital, whqre they Paul’s reading . room, monthly / the room mothers and officers are will decorate Christmas trees for meeting of promoters of the VINER 1 " VINE requested to be present at that the patients and sing Christmas League of the Sacred Heart. time tp help with more than 400 carols. Saturday, Dec. 16, Cathedral, 4 5 5 BROADWAY • TELEPHONE PEarl 4641 packages that must be arranged.- Plans are being made by the all-day exposition of the Blessed sodality for a holiday party to be The annual Christmas treat for Sacrament for peace. Public reci given in honor of the parish school tation of the 15 mysteries of the the school children will be held on sisters Thursday evening, Dec. 28, the closing day of school, Wednes Rosary, the Memorare, and the at the sisters’ convent. The new Litany of the Blessed Mother day, Dec. 20, in the school. There officers, with Miss Marilyn Hawes will be a Santa Claus to distribute starting on the hour all day. Bene as chairman, will be in charge of diction at 7 :45 p.m. j O H n s a n the. gifts, and the room mothers th^ party arrangements. Sunday, Dec. 17, Cathedral, 9 STORAGE mouinc CO. will supervise the arrangements in Troops 454 andid 4564 and \iheir o’clock, corporate Communion for their respective rooms. Mrs. Jacob leaders, Mmes. William Wagner, Our Lady’s sodality. Bake sale in M.aC/%£
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Thuriday, Dec. 14, 1950 Office, 938 B an n ock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Teleplione, KEyttene 4205 9AGE THREE r E, 'I I Waiting for Yule Party Tiny Chapel of Portiuncula in Assisi K .of C. to Sponsor Party Dee. 17 Troopers Go 'Santa Claus' Is 'Main Altar' of Massive Basilica To Brighten Orphans' Eyes
By Monsignor J ohn B. Cavanagh such a din as to be heard out to in Einaiedeln, where there Is a TWINKLING TOES, the clown’s yen’s Nccto comedian and a mem sea and beyond the Lido. famed Benedictine monsEstery and (Receiltly returned from a Holy acrobatic foolishness, the magi* ber o f ttie Denver Police depart It was interesting to hear the the “ Black Madonna,” This shrine Year pilgrimage to Rome) cian’s wonders out of a tall silk ment, in a tap dance accompsinied explanations of why all the gon is to Switzerland and Germany hat, the children’s voices rising to by Miss Jan Peterson. Also billed The Basilica in the town of dolas today are by law painted what Lourdes is to France and the a crescendo of hosanna praises — is Scotty Engel in vocal selections, Assisi is a comparative youngster. black. In the olden days, according world. The monastery is erected all this plus Santa mEEking a ^rand followed by Andy Andersop, a It WEES not built until the 16th to one legend, only the nobles on the site of the cell of St. Mein- entrance amidst the noise.of jingle trick fiddler; Patsy Dean and Susie century. Pius'^y started it with could own a gondola. Each wees rad, who was murdered in 861, bells — is the kaleidoscopic pic Ferguson will lend a bit o f Irish the laying of the first stone in painted a color to distinguish the but the little shrine chapel within ture that is Christmas in Denver’s comedy with a tap dance;', the March, 1669, and more than a royal houses, and when the young the tremendous collegiate church orphanages. black magic will be produce by century later, in 1676, the dome swains went courting or on a lark probably dates from much earlier. Beginning Sunday afternoon, Ernie Nassimbejie; and fouti ac had not been completed. But here they were immediately known. To The other buildings of the riant Dec. 17, at 2 p.m. when the cream cordionists will be furnished b j the is what interested me most. Im eliminate this Identification it was property probably date no later of Denver’s professional talent Paramount school of music. 'There mediately under the dome of the determined that all should be than the beginning of the 18th take to the rostrum to display will also be another group of in mEEssive edifice is the little church painted black. Another legend says century. The Barc^ue church is tteir WEEres in a variety of acts, strumentalists, the Deleto trioi of the Portiuncula, to surmount, that there was so much fighting now undergoing major repairs, and the Knights of Columbus annual • * * protect, and glorify the “ Porziun- among the populace about who had the newly finished exterior is mas Christmas party will be under way. ,cola Chapel” wing the prime moti the finest and fEEstest gondola that terful. * * • PETE SMYTHE of KLZ fame will entertain With vocal selections vation for the erection of the Ba gangs were sent out to upset cer St. Meinard’a Story FIRST ON THE AGENDA is the silica. The Portiuncula chapel tain boats and sink them. Now One item of note was the story plus piano accompaniment, through Convent of the Good Shepherd, the courtesy of the American- Na stands in the BEisilica where the they are all painted black, and my of St. Meinrad. He was ever ac then the foster home children at main altar would in the ordinary visions of a ride in the gondola companied by two hnge black birds. tional Bank of Denver, Joan F|lood the Catholic Charities annex and Eileen Mulcahy, tvio come Cathedral, at the center of the with the gondolier singing in the They were his pets. When he was building under the auspices of the cruciform structure. moonlight were shattered. Not murdered by a couple of thieves, diennes and collegians from' Lo Catholic Charities will see and hear retto Heights college, will put on are Kathy, Frank, and Jimmy Gold, children of It is a rustic country chapel only did we have no moonlight, the birds followed the brigands. a group donated by the Denver THESE CHILDREN of Loretto Heights but all the gondoliers I saw were The birds accompanied the mur a comedy skit, as wil^ Helen Bar Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gold (Anma Marie Wade) ; with no architectural beauty, hav Musicians’ association, local rack, one of the performers of the alumnae, Denver, went out to the Heights ing been, built by some monks in much too old to have much interest derers to Zurich and Hovered 20, American Federation of Terry and Paddy Cronin, daughters of Dr. and recent show. Naughty Marietta, to see for* themselves how plans for the family the fourth, century. An aneient in vocalizing. Can you imagine a around until it was noted and re Musicians, comprising the well- Christmas party were progressing. They were a lit- Mrs. Patrick Cronin (Jewel McGovern): Michael produced by Loretto Heights. i tradition claims that it wees man rowing a ooat with two or called that they were the particu known Four Bears and a specialty tie alarmed when they found the stockings still' Winter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Winter (Betty Again in the evening the per founded by some monks returning three people as ballast, and s^ill lar friends of Meinrad, who was act; Darlene Harvey in flips and empty but brightened up when they found out the Bader); and Donna Ann (Bonnie) MacHendrie, having the lung capacity to sing of known throughout the country. formance will be repeated iit St. from Palestine, and in it was spins, acrobatic act. Then will Vincent’s, SL Clare’s, Queen of stockings would hold candy, nuts, and cookies daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacHendrie placed a fragment of the tomb of romance? It look^ to me like a Following the suspicions aroused come Johnnie Leathermon, Den- Sunday, Dec. 11. These enterprising youngsters (Gertrude Waters). tough job. by the birds, the men were arrested Heaven, and the Colorado Chris the Virgin, to whom it wees there tian home. + + + + + + + + fore dedicated. The word Portiun Incomparable Beauty and convicted. But this is only the Lucerne is a city of incompa beginning of the fabulous story of Each orphanage will have ap in cula means tiny or small or little. School of Nursing dividual Santa Claus and master of It was the tiny chapel that con rable mountain beauty. It is lo the “ Black Madonna.” Heights Alumnae Family Yule Fefe Dec. 17 cated on Lake Lucerne and has a It is over the spot where St ceremonies, not to forget individ tained a fragment of the Blessed ual presents and a (Christmas V ir«n ’s tomb. St. Benedict occu climate similar to what we enjoy Meinrad was murdered that the Celebrates Jubilee in our mountain villages. Until stocking. All roads lead to Loretto Heights The party will start at 3 o’clock. phensen, Anna Marie Wade Gold, pied it for his order in 576, and shrine was erected. The statue a * a college, Denver, Sunday, Dec. 17, Santa Claus will be there with a Gertrude Waters MacHendrie, our vfeit to Lucerne we had never dates from 1466. 'The abbey* was A Pontifical Low Mass is being it remained a Benedictine chapel offered in the St Joseph’s hospital THE CHAIRMAN for the en- for the alumnae family Christmas pack of toys for everyone and with Clair McMenamy, Hazel M. Morri until Abbot Theobaldus gave it to heard of Mt. Pilatus, but to the endowed by princes of the nation part;*. Considered to be unique in prizes for the winners of the son, Bess Riesenman, Kathleen natives it is a s ' famous as the and its property was the most fer chapel, Denver, this morning, Dec. tertainnient above is Jameq W. St. Francis in the 13th century. 14, by Archbishop Urban J. 'Vehr Creamer, who for the past 22 years this region, this party brings the games. The Spanish ceremony of Sheil Hemming, Betty Winters, It was to become the center and Jungfrau, M t Blanc, and the Mat tile and extensive in the domain. alumnae back to their alma mater breaking the pinata is promised. Mary NeCasek, May Burgess, Rita terhorn. And justly so. Although Subsequent princes raided it, In commemoration of the golden has directed the entertainment for the found^ion of the Franciscan jubilee of the school of nursing. Denver’s orphanage children under with the whole family—to renew Mrs. Patrick Cronin is the gen Abegg, Lou Cernich, Marilyn Beck- order. the mountain is only 10,000 feet France captured and despoiled it, old friendships and introduce the eral chairman, assisted by Mar- ord, Torchy Mahoney, Josephine high, it has a novel history. It and others committed similar acts This afternoon an open house will the patronage of the Knights of- family to the sisters ' garet Mary Meyer, Mary Lou Ste- Walsh Gibbons, and Catherine Here at the Portiuncula it was seems that Pontius Pilate, ac be held in the hospital and nurses’ Columbus. Other members of the that St. Francis received the of aggression against it. Finally Pruisner. cording to the legend, was buried came the miracle-working statue. home, and a reception tpnight at Knights of Columbus Orphans’ young Clare in March, 1212, who on top of the peak. After his People flocked to Einsiedeln and 7:30 in the nurses’ home will con party committee are Ed Clihton, was flying from her father, and death his body was thrown into the records are full of extraordi clude the observance. Pete Jonke, Lind Mason,* Ed here she had her hair cut by the the Tiber, but such tremendous nary manifestations of the super In its 50 years of operation, St. O’Connor, Joe Dryer, Val Jones, saint’s hands; in the same chapel storms arose that it wees retrieved natural intervention. But what is Joseph’s school of nursing has Walter (Joughlin, George Lerg, St. Francis had his wonderful Outdoor Creche and taken to France, where it the explanation of the small (prob graduated 1,110 nurses, 1,050 lay Bill Dolan, Claude Ramsey, John visions at the end of July, 1216, was CEESt into the Rhone. Those persons and 60 religious. In 1948 Nevin, Joe Stein, Bert Beckius, Ed Quality Christmas Trees after which was instituted the ably less than four feet) statue waters were equally inhospitable, the schopl of nursing was affili Coughlin, Arthur Alcom, Leo Indulgence of the Assisi pardon, with the black face and black Child and to get rid of the body, it was in her arms? ated with the St Mary college Scherrer, Dr. Eugene Benchat, WREATHS - BLANKETS - ROPING Being Erected at celebrated on Aug. 2 throughout finally thrown into a little lake and the basic program was ex Dave Carr, Mike lacino, and Wally Source of Wondera the Catholic world and daily and REASONABLY PRICED atop the sinister peaks of Frak- Some have maintained that dur tended to 39 months. Webb. hourly at the chapel. St. Francis mont (Pilatus mountain). Here ing the times of invasion and spol Electrically Lighted for ISight Selection ^)ersonally requested and obtained Pilate must remain, with permis iation the monks would hide the Mother of God from the Holy Father, Honorius sion to sit in state in his judi statue in the earth to save it from 1st & University— Southeast Corner III, the indulgence standing in cial robes on the Mittaggupfi one being stolen. Gradually the damp (Mother of God Parish, Denver) front of the Portiuncula chapel. Phone EA. 7961 day in the yeaf—Good Friday. To earth changed the color of the The chapel is poorly lighted, and The outdoor Nativity scenC; keep him from being annoyed and wood. Another and more plausible the ceiling is blade, apparently which attracted so much attention start “throwing his weighb around” theory is that the tapers and vigil from the smoke of all the vigil DON STEINKAMP & MACK SWITZER last year, is being erected again again, the council of Lucerne lights burned before the statue for on the lawn in front of the church. lights that have burned in the banned anyone from climbing the of course.. centuries blackened its face with Members of the Men’s club work little wooden structure. It was CHRISTMAS TREE LOT peak. It was believed that when soot and carbon. At any rate, of ing on the structure expect it to be 12:30 p.m. when I was there, and the children climbed the mountain one thing surely certain, the statue finished by this Sunday. Twenty a Bishop, with his pilgrims, who and tossed rocks into the lake im figures, the largest 14 inches high, had come down from Rome was was painted black, perhaps because mediately clouds would form and it could no longer retain its orig are being placed in the glass-en- just beginning Mass. It has all the storms would rage over Lucerne. inal color. It is today a brilliEint closed stable. The creche is lighted atmosphere of Rome during the In the 16th century, however, some ebony, richly dressed, and the at night Holy Year. incredulous people erected an inn source of uncounted wonders of Children who attended cate Unuiual Sight! atop the mountain, and today one God, We arrived at the shrine a chism classes on Saturday of the famous hostelries of Swit Within the cloister are two un few minutes before the monks had morning have planned a Christ zerland is the Pilatus-Kulm inn. usual sights for the pilgrim. As finished Office. It is seemingly a THE mas party for Saturday, Dec. Twenty-five miles out of Lucerne ritual for them to conclude their Flowers and plants add the 16, at 10:30. They will have as you walk down and along a por is one of Europe’s beloved shrines. tico you come to a statue of St. recitation with the chanting of the their guests the nuns from St. “ Salve Regina” before the shrine true festive note to the home / Francis de Sales’ school, who Francis with'his hands turned up ward, held together, and extended. in the chapel of the Black Ma in celebration of the birth o|^ teach the classes, and the Rev. Banquet Will Close donna. Never did Gregorian chant John Regan, pastor of Mother In.the cup formed by hands is the sound so melodious before. It wees the Christ Child of God church. nest of two perfectly white doves. 'They sit there unafraid of the Hovena at Seminary like a rising and receding of the Alter Group to Hear thousands of visitors who parade waves of the ocean. Little wonder WHO WANTED A NEW CAR Guest Speaker through the grounds, and bill and The Christmas novena, de that Mary worked wonders when coo in the hands of the saint. scribed .by the seminary magazine. enchanted by such melody! Be sure you allow ample time The Altar and Rosary society There have been two doves there The Priest—Ambassador of Christ, A short distance from the abbey will hold its monthly meeting since the statue was erected. And as the most important and im is a building called the Panorama. in ordering to insure finest Thursday, Dec. 14, at 1 p.m. After pressive ~phase of the school’s ac In it is the most realistic and fan next to lend another human touch selections and prompt delitH recitation of the Rosary in the is the Rose garden. I do not recall tivity in the Advent season, opened tastic reproduction of the Cruci ...couldn't quite see how he could afford it. church, members will adjourn to what the temptation was that St. Dec. 10 at St. Thomas’ seminary, fixion imaginable. The _ whole ery at the time you request the basement for a short business Denver. The devotion is an ar scheme is carried out in paintings, Then he learned we would finance it with a Francis was fighting, probably meeting. Mrs. Irene Etheridge of something about letting his monks ranged collection of Prophecies and yet you can virtually see and St. Joseph’s parish, who was sched hear the characters moving and bank loan for only $4 per year for each $100 sleep until 3 a.m. instead of get foretelling Christ’s approach. uled to speak at the November ting up at 2 o’clock, At any rate, Guests are welcome to participate speaking. Only EEfter the lecturer meeting but could not because of tells you that the characters are borrowed. He got the new car. If you're think the tradition is that St. Francis in the devotions, which are held Mrs. Josephine D. Hayes inclement weather, will talk on her was being sorely tempted. To rid from 7 :30 to 8 p.m. painted can you believe it. It seems THE ing of buying a new car, consult our loan de hobby. Mrs. Eileen Downs will tell himself of the temptation, he At the conclusion of the novena that you can wait right over the the group about the Reparation walked outside and threw him?elf Dec. 19, a banquet will be held. barrier and up to Calvary. It is - Sunset 1-1928 partment. You'll get prompt, friendly service. society. among the rosebushes. Today Archbishop Urban J. Vehr and authentic as to make the observer fioA ip, S hoppe. 3821 S. Broadwby A Christmas party is planned every rose petal shows- brown other honored guests will be say his prayers fpr the remainder of the after stains, said to be reminiscent of present at the fete, which will fea noon, with an' exchange of gifts the saint’s blood, and there is to ture a group of three plays and the Refreshments will be setved. day not a thorn on any branch!! Nativity scene portrayed in tradi Mrs. B. C. Welch, president of Only at Assisi are there roses tional Mexican fashion. M O N T A L D O ’S the Altar and Rosary society, without thorns. Colorado thanks Mrs. Charles Decker, Mrs. 1632 CALIFORNIA STREET St. Francis died Oct. 3, 1226, Gerald Connelly, and their com just outside t h e Portiuncula mittee for the work that led to chapel, where he had been asked RalionalBa. the success of the needlework and to be brought when he knew that M iMlII riBEIAl SErOSIT INSUIANCE COtrOIATION bake sale, and aU those who do death approached. At that time in SEVENTEENTH AT CHAMPA • DENVER nated gifts so generously. Thanks the old city up on the distant hill are extended also to Mrs. W. A. was the small Church of San Barlow and members of St. Anne’s Giorgio, where he was buried. Im sewing guild for the work on the mediately a clamor for a church draperies that were completed and dedicated to Francis, even before hung for the event his canonization,* w a s heard The Young People’s club will through the land, and two years Give Religious Gifts This Christmas meet in the church basement .after his death Gregory IX author Wednesday evening, Dec. 20, at ized the collection of alms for this 8 o’clock. purpose. The Chiesa Inferiore and Prayer Book§ - Rosaries - Crucifixes the Chiesa Superiore of San Fran Sterling Medal & Chain - Statues li/isgr, Cavanagh Signed cisco, stanaing on what was known as the Rock, now contain the mor Framed Pictures tal remains of the gentle St. Fran I For Broadcast Dec, 15 cis, and his little chapel is k shrine in the valley. A wide variety to choose from at The managing director of The Register, Moniignor John Cava- Venice Ii Picturesque nagh, will be heard on KFEL Venice is even more picturesque Friday night, Dec. 15, from 6:30 than the postal cards. There is a to 6:55. He will he interviewed .novelty about the island city in on the weekly radio show, “ Such Italy that is both charming and Interesting People,’’ with Jack Fitzpatrick as moderator. The enchanting. IVhen we walked to program will be devoted to a St Mark’s square we thought of discussion of Monsignor Cava- the gentle S t Francis of Assisi. I aagh’t observations as a re- Here are thousands of birds, pig I porter in Europe. eons, and they are more than friendly. The biggest business in An Answer to the square is the sale of com to the tourists for feeding the Your Dreams pigeons. S t Francis may have liked Intriguing Christmas Gifts to have the bird rest on his head and shoulders, but I soon had enough of them. One tenacious bird would not shake o ff and lost its tail feathers in the struggle. from the During the war, so a gpiide related, the people of the community com mitted a heinous crime. The famed pigeons were caught by the hungry Merry-Go-Round Gift Bar populace and eaten by the thou sands. It seemed to me thilt/ an other raid on the ' birds would considerably improve the appear Costume Jewelry Imported and Domestic ance of the square today. Perfumes St. Mark’s Basilica is too well, Watches ... Compacts known to bcEET description, but we Blouses .’w. Belts English Bone Chino Cosmetics ^ f Let U8 help you make your were intrigued by the four horses Cup and Soucer Robes . . . Hostess Gowns Sweaters . . . Skirts selections standing high'above the entrance. JOIN OUR NEW CLUB by Rotlyn They have a history antedating the Mules ., Scarves F ,u > s OPEN MONOAT KVENING UNTll. l:0t P.M. Hind piinUd with pink roou roui, blot forget-iM-noti and areen Im v m , Both Christian era, and they were part plica idsid In EEoId. of the spoils at the fall and pillage DENVER Gloves , . . Bags Cigarette Lighters Idutl Holidar, Weddiov. Annivinarv or of Constantinople. Today they Umbrellos . .. Lingerie end Holders Complete Lino of Religious Arliclei for Church and Home Urthdar stEEnd majestically in prancing FEDERAL Cup and Saucer $4.00 fashion,, and are a tribute to the' M en's Ties • Handkerchiefs aln 25< iMtaii craftsmanship o f the artisans who A. I*. W agiier No. C.O.D. Flaaaa fashioned them centuries ago. SAVINGS Other beautiful and rare To the left of the Basilica is a and Loan Ass'n We Handsomely Wrap AU Gifts Free of Charge. • pattern, in $tock bell tower with huge figures bedd (lirncii 4.000S ro. ing mallets that strike the hours. 920 17th St. FARRELL'S GIFT SHOP On the right is a simple tower 606 14th St. Between Californio & Wciton TA 8331 rising several hundred feet, with Craad Lek«, Colargiio balls that ting oat tht Angslos In^ THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER ^AGE FOUR ______1Office,______938 B anV______n ock Street Telephone, KEy>tone4205 T hursday, Dep. 14, 19S0 ; Regis Hoop Stars Win Two Victories in Three Games
Gomes in Armory Rangers Top River Palis Team Splinters Deaidline Dec. 20 Parochial Cage Teams And Gustavus Adolphus; Lose For Parish Cage From the League Entries Win One in Four Games Bench Close Contest to Caterpillars The final date for entries in the Parish Basketball league will The Rambling Regis Rangers, led by Ed (Cool) Kohl, be Dec. 20, according to an an Prep for L^gue Competition Competition for All-Parochial '+■ +■ ■+■ ca ^ honors should be wide iopen hit the road and the victory trail as they followed up their nouncement of the Rev. James Denver paroAial cage quin this year. All of last year’s idec- ^ -4 6 victory in Denver over Dakota Wesleyan of Mitchell, Iceman Moynihan, director. An entry fee Bennett high school a 41-40 were the Holy Family high tions have departed. S t Francis’ S. Dak., with two victories in three games. Playing like the will be charged. The fee, which tets lost three and wop one i » triumph over the Westsiders stars. Isenhart tossed in 10 lost Al Steinke and Bob Webber; Buzz Boys of old the Ranges will be determined by the num preseason games with non Galla with 14 points and Gar points and Tancredo netted Mullen lost Le Roy Sandri and cia with 11 points were high Bob Jaidinger; and Regis, Gene scored two points more than their ber o f teams entered, is expected league opponents as they nine. . Toast of Town opponents and came up with two scorers for St. Joseph’s in the Haggerty. Bob Graboskf of S t Jo victories, stopping Rivet Falls to be about $25. Games will be turned up for league compe The Raiders from Regis seph’s and Joe Greco of Cathedral played in the Armory building at Bennett game. are also among the missing.! Two Teachers Dec. 10 in Madison, Wis., tition. St. Joseph’s came high dropped a close game to Ex-Regis. Grid(ders by a score of 49-47, and squeeking Third and Logan on Sunday from In Canon City, a second-half •tiie Golden high cagers, 42-40, of the principal contenders ^hould through with the lone victory be Fred Maes of Annunciation past Gustavus Adolphus, 62-61, 6 to 10 p.m. in Golden. Bill Faddis, guard, Dec. 11 in S t Peter, Minn. The surge by the • Holy Family school and Jim Galla of St, Jo Lead Milwaukee's Teams interested in entering by dumping S t Mary’s of and Leo Kennedy, center, led seph’s school, both o< whom re Denverites lost a heartbreaker to the league, one of the fastest am Tigers fell short and the Ab the Caterpillar Diesels in Peoria, Colorado Springs to the tune the Jesuit team with 16 and ceived honorable mention in 1950. Parochial Champs ateur leagues in the city, should of 45-26. The Bulldogs lost bey Bears salvaged a 35-3^ 111., 52-51, when a longshot in the contact Father Moynihan at the 15 points, respectively. Wayne Former Parochial league stars Two former grid stars at Regis final seconds of the game wiped their second game when a victory after leading 24-6 at Campbell dropped in 21 points now cavortirig on college courts in college, John McGee and Phil Cal- Annunciation parish rectory, TA. out their one-point lead. 2030. fourth-quarter rally brought the half. Jack Isenhart, Joe for the Goldenites. clude Al Steinke, who is one of the len, are the toast of the town in Despite the fact that they mainstays of the^Regis frosh; and Milwaukee after leading Mar came out on the short end of sharpshooting Tom Reagan, an ex- quette high school to an undis the score. Coach Larry Vam all’s Fransalian, at Colorado Mines; Ex- puted Catholic conference cham squad played a remarkable game Raider Bob Sunderland, i who pionship. McGee, who played both against the giant Caterpillars, played last year on Santa Clara’s end and halfback at Regis, was outshooting them from the floor, Broncos, is now a member of the 21-17. With the score tied in the Hockey-Basketball Doubieheader Caterpillar Diesels squad that de final seconds. Kohl tossed in a feated Regis college on Dec.|'9. free throw to give the Rangers Catholic colleges are well repre- a one-point margin, only to have sented on the rosters of the Na- the A AU squad slip ahead whan tional Industrial Basketball league Howie Williams, ex-Purdue star, Will Benefit Community Chest teams. In addition to Sunderland, tanked a field goal. the Diesels’ squad includes John The Rangers gained their first Cool Ed Kohl ia one of the A unique doubleheader awaits Denver sports fans in rown of Georgetown, Frank Mc- victory on the ji^ad Dec. 11 in a abe of Marquette, and > Bob see-saw game with River Falls. reasons the Regis Rangers the University of Denver arena Tuesday, Dec. 19, beginning Schmidt of St. Louis U. Goodyear Regis led at the half, 25-23, but are showing promise of having one Cancellation Forced at 7 :30. The doubleheader features two of the fastest com Wingfoots have Joseph Cypher and fell behind in the second half and Steve Skendrovich of Duquesne; of their brightest seasons despite petitive sports, basketball and ice hockey, and is the first then rallied to tie the game, 47-47. time such a show has been scheduled in the West if not in the Stewart Chevs employ the services Kohl again stepped up to the foul the loss of key players. Against of Augie Bullwinkle of St. Miiry’s, line and calmly dropped in two River Falls Teachers in Madison, entire U. S. The entire proceeds of the games will go to the Joe Greenbach of Santa Clara, and free throws for the victory margin. Wis., Kohl calmly dropped in two Of CYC Benefit Film Denver Community Chest fund as participating teams will Don Hehricksen of U.S.F. Kohl and Petry T^cre again high pay their own expenses. free throws in the final minutes of Oakland Blue N’ Gold Nuggets scorers with 15 and 14 points, re Tha fin t feature on the char list Hal de Julio of U.S.F.,- and" the game to give the Rangers a spectively. ity twin-bill will match the great Community Chest sports a n d Dave Mariani of Santa Clara. Jim The following night the 49-47 victory./ He is currently Phillips “ 66” team, national Kartholl of Xavier U. is with the Rangers engaged in another On C ard. Miridszenty events committee, announces that leading the team in scoring with AAU baskathall c h a m p i*o n s, tickets for the charity tilts are Dayton Air-Gems, and, of course, thriller with Gustavus Adol against a mneh-improved Den Bob (Cat) Fisher and Bryce Hef- phus, rallying in the second 67 points in six games. (Catholic Youth Council, Danver) still available. Seats are priced at ver Chevrolets team. Fans will $1.20, $2.40, and $3.60. Tickets fley are dribbling for the Denver half after trailing 32-29 at have an opportunity to watch Chevs. halftime. Kohl and Bobby W al The Catholic Youth council regretfully announces that are going fast but are still avail “Big Bob” Kurland, seven-foot able at the May Co,, Dave Cook’s, The Regis frosh team kept a lace led the Regis scorers with because" of circumstances beyond its control or the control center and four-time AAU all- 13 points each. Mullen High Max Cook's Sporting Goods Co., record intact when it defeated the of the management of the AJaddin theater in Denver, the American, head the Phillip*’ and the DU arena ticket office. Rockmont Rockets on Dec. 2; The /The team was scheduled to play quintet, aided and abetted by Mankato State (Minn.) college All seats are reserved. The Rev. junior Buzz boys lost two games scheduled benefit showing of the Cardinal.Mindszenty film, Loy Doty, former University of James F. Moynihan is a member to independent teams last year but Dec. IS at Mankato, St. Thomas* Team Feted Wyoming *tar; and But White- in St Paul, Minn., Dec. 14, and Guilty of Treason, and the documentary film, Holy Year— of the committee sponsoring the they were undefeated by college head, former University of Ne charity games. competition. Kansas State college in Emporia, 1950, will hot be shown. The producers of the film, about braska star. Kans., Dec. 16, before returning iTjj to Denver. , By Trustees the Cardinal refused to release a print for the special three- Special Squad day showing. To Dismantle Floor The Mullen Mustangs, champ The CYC apologizes to any who St. Mork't to Sponsor The Denver Chevrolets, coached We Wish Our Many Patrons Luncheon Planned ions of the Denver Parochial may have been inconvenienced by by Gordon Carpenter, are pointing league and state Catholic cochamp the chang;e in plans and announces Roller and Ice SkoHng Parties for the 66ers, Carpenter’s old A Merry Christmas and that refunds on tickets are author (St. Mark's Young People’s ClnhT ions, were ^ ests of the trustees team. The Chevrolet team finished ized, and that the Fox theaters will St Mark’s club takes to wheels For League Council of the institution Dec. 12 at a as runners-up to the Argentine A Happy and Prosperous honor all tickets already sold at Thursday evening with a roller banquet at Cher^ Hills country team in the World Amateur tour any of their theaters if ticket pur skating party at Mammoth Gar Mrs. James Foley, president of club. Coach Dick Brown of Mullen nament at Buenos Aires. • New Year chasers prefer to keep them. dens. The lyice of the special party the Catholic Parent-Teachers* was the principal speaker and J. Fans will be provided with an The thanks of CYC officers and tickets- for r t The ] club - - is 60 - cents. league, and Mrs. Thomas Morris Keman Weekbaugh was master of unusual spectacle when a tqfiad John McGee committee members is extended to These may be secured from Rita sey will rive a Christmas lunch ceremonies. Trustees present were of specially-trained athletes dis air volunteers who undertook to Molloy. GR. 9521, or Jack Toohey, picked on the 1941 college all- eon for the league council mem Mr. Weekbaugh, Frank Tettemer, mantle the basketball floor and assist the CYC project which would GR. 0375. Every member of St star squad, ranking third among bers and the presidents of all the Gene O’Connor, and Jack and Ken- prepare the arena for the Den have been a benefit for t^e Little Mark’s is urged to attend, for the the ends in a nation-wide poll affiliated Catholic units at 12:30 eth Malo. Members of the Mullen ver university-Princeton hockey Flower burse for the education of proceeds of this affair will be Callen won little All-American rec Thursday, Dec. 21, in the home of Alumni association and repre game. The entire operation is a seminarian. used for the club Christmas party. ognition at center in 1942. Mrs. Morrissey, Denver. sentatives of the Denver press completed in 30 minute*. No plans for a substitute pro Come Sunday night the boys and RESTAURANT Sihee the McGee-Callen duo has Those invited to the luncheon were guests. Lou Wilke, chairman of the are Mmes. Lester Seibert, Joseph gram have been made, nor is it in girls of S t Mark’s will be able to been at the helm, Marquette has The squad will bo feted by Joe won the conference title twice, Sticksel, Matthew Saya, Ed Rider, tended now to present the show at draw some sort of comparision be Harry Kelsey, Lercy Smith, Herb and Lou Coffee at a dinner in the a later date. tween the bumps on a roller rink was attended by approximately 70 finished second twice, and third Ringside lounge on Dec. 19. Each people. Success of the dance wsis once— in its first year. Its teams ert Thompson, Valens Jones, floor and those received on the member of the squad will be pre Mt. Carmel, CoHiedrol ice, for on Sunday the North- made possible by the entertain have won a total of 32 games and Thomas Carroll, Lito Gallegos, Raymond Ingram, Robert Yegge, sented with a pen and pencil set by Tied in Bowling siders will stage their first ice ment committee, composed of Dee ... COMPLETE TURKEY DINNER . . . lost but seven. In league >play the Ralph Raldak of Morris Jewelry Abelein, chairman| Heden Eppich, Frank Sabine, John Meek, Donald As the Christmas holiday season skating party of the season at record is 24 and six. company at the dinner. Phil Grommet, Ernie Espinosa, Macauley, Frank Nortnick, Mike approaches, ML Carmel bowlers’ Homewood park. Anyone inter Emma Espinosa, and Joe Barry. 0, We Are IVow Taking DeBell, John Gastello, Lucretia who have held first place for 14 ested should be at S t Catherine’s Arrangements have been com Vigil, Horace Anderson, William weeks, dropped two g^mes to the school at 3 o’clock for transporta Reservations for Christmas Dinner pleted for the Christmas party to Plain Leather Jackets Augustine, Clarence Frede, James Cathedral team and let the CYPC tion. Rcflnlihed and Scptlrtd Delaney, William Clifford, John The small assemblage of members be held Dec. 21 in the Cathedral Grid Workers kegleri draw into a tie with 33-12 school at 8:30 p.m. Admission m 1578 so. BROADWAY Phones SP. 9700—PE. 0905 ^ Berger, Warren Otto, T. A. Coupe, game marks. The Loyola No. 1 at the last business meeting voted ROY SYSTEM, INC. S. L Miller, J. E. Cummings, Pat to delay a proposed skiing trip charge will be 36 cents for each team is close behind with a 31-14 person. Everyone will be required n SHOE REPAIR rick Bowling, Charles K u r^ Lor record. until after the Cnristmas holidays en Griffin, (3alen Rowe, william and approved the remainder of the to- bring a g;i£t of approximately Broadway at Irvington 8P, 4165 Are Guests at Frank Angerer of the Cathedral 26 cents’ value. The gifts will be Swigert, M. E. Cooke, and Anthony squad led ^ e boys with a high December calendar. Dates on the Zarlengo. list include Christmas caroling on distributed among members during game of 232 and a high series'of the party. Further details may be There will be no regular league 575. Other high bowlers were 21, 22, and 23; the annualiT StDec. B ik e s & T r ik e s - meeting this month. Mark’s Christmas party and obtained by callmg Kathryn Bach- Sweaters at Mills Low Prices. Special Dinner Kenny Smith, SL Anne’s No. 1, tenbach at MA. 4311. Get ’em Now! 198; Leon Earring, St Francis’ spaghetti dinner for _W6dnesday, School-Award aweatera with r»- Dec. 27; ite skating on Dec. 31; and Bowling history again finds the All the workers who assisted at No. 1, 191; and Frank Ghilarducci, iuforced elbowa and non-atretch- Regis Frosh Cage Team attendance at a special holy hour - illy Corks on top, but this week t h e Parochial league football S t Anne’s No. 2, 189. Helen Ep- A m e r i c a n C y c i e r y . able cuffa at Milla* low pricea. at Holy Family church on New they are sharing their honors with Trounces Lowry Quintet games this season were the guests pich with a 180 game was high for 1901 South Broadway PEarl 3180 Year’s eve. the Pinheads. The tied score is COLORADO The Regis colle^ frosh cagers of the Rev. Barry Wogan, pa the girls. 27 wins and 15 losses. For the Rus Standings Current pride of the home bowl continued their winning ways as rochial athletic director, at a ing forces was Jack Toohey’s 216 tlers, scores are high game, 772; KIVITTIIVG MILLS dinner in Patsy’s inn the evening • Won Lost 1434 Welton Denver KE. 2443 they drubbed the airmen from game in the CYC bowling league. and high series, 2,184. Ed Lynch Lowry field in a preliminary con of Dec. 6. The workers are men Mt. Carmel ...... 33 V 12 scored a new high for men with Cathedral ...... »..„33 12 The No. 1 aggregation, led by his FOR THE IN SERVICE teat M ore the Re^s-Dakota Wes from the parishes in which high 488 series, copped two games 234. and also captured high series schools are established, and they Loyola No. 1 ...... „_...31 14 leyan game Dec. 6 in the City audi against S t Francis’, and the No, with 579. Marie Bruggentnies took While doing your Shopping 'why not drop in assist with the ticket taking, S t Anna’s No. 2 ...... 25 20 women’s high with 171, and high torium. Mahoney, Regis center, 2 squad managedm; a single win over for a Complete Service Job? N u im B u s h l ground work, and other jobs on a S t Francis’ No. 1 _____24 21 series went to Kay Keltgen, with cured in 20 points for the junior K al. WASHING — GREASING — OIL CHANGE luzz Boys. Arens, with 14 points, voluntary basis, St. Joseph’s ...... 23 19 466. and A1 Steinke, with 13 points, Father Wogan thanked the St. Mark’s ...... 22 23 Sundoy Nighter Substitutes are urgently needed HOUK8 FIffll PARKING 9 1 aided the cause considerably. The workers for their co-operation and K-Dueat club ...... 20 25 for the bowling league and mem FOR SERVICE WORK " I 27 Donee Is Success \ team will take a long layoff from announced that, although the St. Anne’s No. 1 ...... 18 bers of the club are urged to come Um oar Indoor Shopptrt Parkins Richards Shoe Store games could have had better at Loyola No. 2 ...... „...„18 27 (Catheshol Young PeepU’s Club) « 12 min to 12 hoars 2216 e. COLFAX regular play until early in Jan and ^ w l with the league on Friday nary. tendance, the season was finan St. Mark’s No. 1 ...... „ n 34 The Sunday Nighter dance held eveni at Colfax Lanes at Col- cially successful. He said also that St. Francis’ No. 2 9 36 Dec.'-10 in the Cathedral school fax and Ogden. DENVER GARAGE Boys’ & Girls’ through the employment of a few Cupid’s Corner austerity measures the league was Congratulations to Mary 1437 California CHeiry 1601 Call me today about saved in the neighborhood O’Grady and Joseph Jezek on their JIM BUTLER (St. Joseph’s Parish) ROY BUTLER BICYCLES $2,000 this year. Christmas Novena Begins engagement Your Carl The RL Rev. Monsignor Greg Columbia...... 38®,'^ ory Smith, pastor of St. Francis oe Immediate Delivery on New Sales’ parish; the Rev. Albert Reconditioned...... 1 5 “ Dec. 14 in Mt. Carmel BP and Used Models Pnhl, assistant at the Cathedral " Western Togs Make Terms If Desired and director of athletics at Ca HIGHEST TRADE IN thedral high school; and William J. The Alexians have begun work Bike Accessories (Our Lady of Mt. Carnal Parish, Practical Warner of the Register staff were Doavar) on the ou^oor decorations for called on to speak. All three con- Christmas. The display has been A . L. John Flannigan g;ratulated the league and the Beginning Thursday, Dec. 14, a sketched by Miss Shirley Mae workers on the successful season, novena in preparation for Christ Colaiano, and will be entered in GLODT and wished the Parochial league mas will be held each evening at the Post contest TAbor 2371 continued success in the future. 7:30. All parishioners are urged to At the past meeting of the Holy 253 Broadway SPnice 6438 attend. One phase of this informal gath Name society the following offi Msorted colors ering was the interest with which On TAiesday, Dec. 12, the Eng cers were installed: President, Boyi* the men discussed the possibility lish section of the Altar society Joseph Andrew; vice president, Western Shirts ^ sizes •••»«aee*ae« STARTS THIS WEEK of a diocesan athletic plant. They held an elction of officers and a Salvatore Aciemo; and secretary- Christmas party. The newly elected 8 5 W H W t agreed that the past season has treasurer, Tony Mottola. The Rev. shown that such a plant is badly officers are: President Carmela Julius Porcelllni, O.S.M., is the •f; LTciru- Saddle Jeans ...... needed to facilitate the holding of Casino; vice president Sue Spore, spiritual moderator. secretary, Lorraine vitel#;' ana athletic events. With a football Approximately 100 men and V ' rr'Two-Tone__ TH^ UBoys’ ^ 9 .. a Sizes J 1 2 ® ® SHlRAilfe:; held and a stadium of its own, the treasurer, Florence Ditolla. A gift women of the pariah helped at the to WINTER PARK men felt, the Parochial league uchange was made among the charity bazaft* held in the Star J, Leather Fringe JQCK6TS 6 to 12. would_not be at the mercy* of the members. Special prizes were Lite club Dec. 9-10. Proceeds from SrUmdei^ & Sututnf whims' of out-of-the-league field donated by Sue Spero. The out this bazaar were given to Laradon for the 8 ^ 9 5 0 0 LV. D E N V E R ...... 7 4 0 A M . holders. During the basketball and going president Mary Rotolo, was hall’, a foundation to help mentally Boots entire family. baseball seasons, it was j>oiqted resented with a plaque of the tetarded children have a brighter AR. WINTER PARK . . .10:00 A M . essed Mother as a token of a ^ out, the parochial schools, both future, * Boys’ LV. WINTER PARK .4:15 P. M. grade and high school, are faced reclation from the members. The TAUfkau Unte ®*^^8*»* Colors 8 4 9 5 The following have been bap and Girls' VOWDOy HQlS Laced Edges ...... I AR.DENVER ...... 6:30 K M . with the same problem of obtain Eev. 'Thomas Lo Cascio, O.S.N[h tised: Linda Jo, daughter of Mr. • inewh— M«chM with bvOMn lU lod*. ing space in which to play. pastor, was guest of honor. and Mrs. Frank Mazsa, with Clar •SA*ckc«r »«fvUg toadwklwo. coWt, wft 4rinla. Ths Young People’s club will ence and Pauline Smaldone as All Colors $i| 98 $g95 Fransalian Grid Team hold its annual Christmas part^, sponsors; Roaalyna Angela, daugh Boys' Pistol Sets Singles & Donhies ntsdUlf Saturday, Dec. 16, in the school ter of Mr. end Mrs. Albert Ciecco, Is Honored at Dinner hall, A buffet supper will be served with Frank and Carmela Canino (^nuine Leather OMLY M S t Francis’ high school grid et 6:30 and games and dancing as sponsors; Nancy Jo, daughter Pony Snddles Red & Black..... team members were the guests of will follow. Honored guests will of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sugar, with Ralph Sugar and Lucille Brienza a group of Denver businessmen at include Father Lo (jascio, and (Chas. H. Ruteart, member St. James Perish note assod^ud with us) a dinner in the Cosmopolitan hotel service men from Lowry air base. as sponsors; Nancy Louise, daugh 7?/o '€ran3e (to ow U . (Me. 1551 t m k . Dec. 18. 'The Fransalians and the On Sunday, Dee. 17, at 3 o’clock ter of Mr. and Mrs. Josepn Knue, Unlofi Swiow m Manual Training high school squad in the school hell, the young peo Jr.,' with Jean Knue and- Vada VwNrerhe SUflief. were guests of tiie Denver Falcons ple will brin^ Santa Claus to the Ruffatti as sponsors; and Michael Western Saddle Go. 1314-17tb St hqckey club at the Denver-Tolsa children of its members. Games, Joseph, son o f Mr. tmd Mrs._Joseph ‘^Everything for the Horse and Rider” Phone TA. 4921 f Hear Rocky Mountain Siding — KPEL, 5:00 V. M., Taos, it Thurs. C. Petraglie, with Art and Eleanor game in the D.U. arena following movies, singing, and refreshments Denver) Colo. Radio Edition of the National Newspaper of Skiing the banquet will be furnisned by the club. Rogers as sponsors.
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Thursday, Dec. 14, 1950 Office, 938 Bannock Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE fiv e Will Receive Cub Graduation Honors Annunciation Fete Dec. 21 "1 ft later than yon, think" St. Cajetan's to Celebrate (Annunciation Pariih, Denver) held on Wednesday afternoon, The Altar and Rosary society Dec. 20. Mrs. John Roach |ls chair OPEN EVENINGS Guadalupe Feast on Dec. 17 will hold its annnal turkey dinner man. > and Christmas rift exchange in Mrs. Phillip Grommet is the \ (St. Catejan’* Parish. Denver) Hagus hall on Thursday, Dec, 21, chairman for the showei* to be You’ll Save by Shopping at The Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe will be celebrated at 1 o’clock. All members are in given fdr tl\p sisters. * vited to attend. Those wishing to on Sunday, Dec. 17. Mrs. L. Velarde, Mrs. R, Muniz, and Michael Mullin, Sr., is at home Mrs. C. Gallegos are in charge of collections. A traditional participate in the gift exchange Kearney Hardware are reauired to bring a ^ t of not after undergoing surgery in Mercy hymn, “ Venid Mexicanos,” will be sung by the.young women’s less than 50 cents in value. hospital. choir, under the direction of William Bernard. The novena Twenty-five cents will he.charged 2260 Kearney FL. 0391 to Our Lady is now in progress for the exchange packages. Mrs. and will terminate on the eve of John Murphy is chaiman, Mrs. Select Ymir Regis Guild Yule Fete her feast day. John Roach, cochairman. Pat Castaneda and his Star-lite St. Catherine’s club will hold Christmas Gifts New Scheduled for D§c. 17 ^ n d are scheduled to play at t’.ie its annual Christmas dinner and PTA-sponsored dance, to be held card party at the Top of the Park i r V (mu Sure Ti on UiOiey HEARING The Regis guild will hold its in Guadalupe hall on Friday, Dec. on 'Tuesday, Dec. 19, at 12:45 Christmas party Sunday, Dec. 15. This is the first in a series of p.m. Watches — Diamonds AIDS 17, at 8 o’clock in the cafeteria regular Friday dances to be held The Sacred Heart club will Sterling Silverwore at Regis, college, Denver: Enter in the hall by the various societies. meet with Mrs, Thomas J . Carr, BUY DIRECT tainment is being planned and All benefits revert to society funds 3335 Josephine street, on Friday, I 'K Ml U I,.VV-AW.\Y A N D SAVE ^ election of officers for the com and to badly needed church and Dec. 15, at 1 o’clock. $ Mrs. Eva Gick is spending a ing year will be held. school improvements. Full co-op»' MEMBERS OF CUB SCOUT PACK 126,1 ning, Dec. 16, are, left to right, Dennis Sullivan, SuU ivanL TRY THE NEW Fifty-five members were pres ation of all is asked. ^ 10-day vacation with friends and ent at the Memorial Ma§s and Messrs. M. E. Deleon, F. Gal S t Francta de Sales' parish, Denver, who “ r T r S S f f L ' r L S f r relatives in Plainville, Kans. Bonnie Brae Jewelry AUDIOTONE- breakfast The Very Rev. Ra legos, J. F. Valdez, and Chairinan will receive their graduation certificates Friday eve- by Turilli) The annual Christmas party for 1048 So. Gaylord SP. 6026 phael McCarthy, S.J., said the Bert Benavidez of the games com. the grade school children will be + + + ADVANCE Mass for the deceased members. mittee announce a change in the +■ winter schedule of these weekly Small, light, yet powerful affairs. Until further notice, games Repoiri for oil types oids. Dessert-Luncheon Dec. 19 are placed on a oncO-monthly basis. Six St.'Francis' Cubs to Be Honored Christmas Fashions Also batteries and For Regis De Smet Club The first of these will take place on Sunday evening Dec. 17, at Taffeta, supplies. The De Smet club of Regis a l 7:30 in the church hall. DRESSES Velvet, Cotton*, The film Heidi was viewed by At Graduation Ceremonies on Dec 15 ACME lege will meet in Holy Ghost Irall, Toddler Sizes 1 to 3 the school children on Monday, HEARING A ID CO. Denver, Tuesday, Dec. 19, at 1 (St. Fnhci* de Sales* Pariih, 126 and his team will receive the All who have dona^ons for the 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 Dec. 11. The monthly PTA meeting Denver) Cubs into the tenderfoot scout display are urged to make returns 1521 Glanarm ALpine 9171 o’clock. A dessert-luncheon will be held on Tuesday evening featured At the Cub Scout pack 126 meet group. to Mrs. Oliver Wienecke, <406 S. ^2^95 $ 0 9 5 Danver 2, Colorado served, and cards will be played. a playet, Shining Christmas Stars, ing to be held in St. Francis de December has been set aside as Sherman, or at the Altar and Ro U.iiminiimin'.i All friends of Regis «re invited. ofiered by the second grade under Sales’ high school auditorium Fri the month for the cubs o f . pack sary society meeting Friday. the direction of Sister Mary Ar day evening, Dec. 16, at 8 o’clock, 126 to' gather discarded toys for Members of the Altar and Ro CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS thur. Father John Haley from six Cub Scouters will be presented poor children. These will be sary society will receive Commun Cathedral parish was the guest their graduation certificates into brought to the December meeting ion in a body in the 8 o’clock Mass Bunniet and speaker. tenderfoot scouting by Cubmaster and turned over to the Dominican Sunday, Dec. 17. Harold A. Kiley. Others taking Sisters of the Sick Poor, 2601 Gay other Pet* that The following women will have CHRISTMAS TREES part in the ceremonies will be lord street, for distribution, after Sqneeic and charge of the candelabra: For the Scoutmaster Pasqual Marches!, “ screening” to eliminate duplica week of Dec. 18, Mmes. Masterson Squawk Assistant Cubmaster Joseph Sulli tion, to the needy children of the St. John's PTA and Mulqueen; week of Dec. 25, Size* 2 to 12 van, and members of the planning city. Mmes. Dunst and Craig; week of GPEN EVENINGS committee: Floyd Reeves, H. R. The meeting will be concluded $ 0 7 5 $ 0 9 8 Schmitz, James Laramie, Carl Nos- by the annual Christmas party Jan. 1, Mmes. A. Anderus and E. WELL LIGHTED Will Entertain soman, and Carl Wortman. held for all cubs of pack 126. Anderies; week of Jan. 8, Mmes. Dunst and Johnson; and week of The December pack project of Those cubs receiving the gradu Jan. 16, Mmes. McKay and Yeager. TOYS AND DOLLS DRASTICALLY REDUCED ation certificates are Harold A. pack 126 was educational—a visit AURORA Kiley, Jr.; Terry Hannauer, Den to the modem dairy of the Brook- Campaign fo% Boosters 278 So. Downing School Children nis Sullivan, Jack Keating, John ridge Farm south of Englewood. “ Get your Booster membership t£ ujU ai>J^’-e^£UUL RA 6060 (St. John’* Parish, Denver) Trammell, and George Claypool. Nearly 100 cubs, their parents, in” is the byword for December, Mrs. Peter Jonka The PTA of St. John’s will Cub Harold A. Kiley, Jr., will be and friends of Cub Scouting at which has been chosen to renew all VOLUNTEER entertain the school children at a presented a special prize for tended. Mrs. Robert Yaggie made memberships in an endeavor to add party in the school Wednesday, selling the most tickets to the an the arrangements for the tour. to the Bolster roster. Letters are Dec. 20. Santa Claus will make his FIREMEhf nual theater party of Cub pack The annual PTA Chriitmai being sent to all Boosters as a re traditional visit to the children of treat for the grade (chool chil 126. Dennis Sullivan was second. minder to renew their $1 member o n i i e b r a e the lower grades. Mrs. Charles E. dren will be given Wednesday, [ \ : Money received from this activity is ships and, if possible, to bring Smith is chairman of arrange Dec. 20. Room mothers will be used to help defray some of the ex in one or more new members. ments. present to assist in each room. penses of the pack. Other monies The Boosters assist in the pro B Chopping EAST COLFAX AT FLORENCE The novena of Masses in honor come through assistance _ of the Clean for Christmas moting of all physical fitness pro of the Infant Jesus, which the Women’s auxiliary of which Mrs. Women of the parish will meet grams, pronlote and back all com iriests of the parish will offer BETWEEN THE REPUBLIC DRUG & GAMBLE'S Greta Sullivan is president; Mrs. Friday, Dec. 15, at 9 a.n\. to clean petitive sports in grade and high or the intentions of parishioners, Carl Nossoman, secretary; and the church for Christmas. Lunch school, and are constantly devoting Bonnie Brae Bonnie Brae will begin Saturday morning, Dec. Mrs. D. H. Alders, treasurer. will be served to workers. time and money to all activities 16, and conclude on Christmas Dru^ Co. REASONABLE PRICES As soon as the graduation cere The Altar and Rosary socie^ within the parish. The membership HARBWABE eve, Dec. 24. Parishioners are in monies are completed. Scoutmaster meeting will be held at 1 p.m. in committee is made up of Mr. and Alfred C. Andersen, Owner-M*naxei vited to place their intentions in Pasqual Marches! of Scout pack the assembly room of the rectory. Mrs. Leo Guerin, J. "Emmett Komac Colorizer Paints Have your Doctor phone us the box provided for that purpose Noonan, and Tom Ryan, any of your Prescriptions , Help Those Who Help on the Blessed Mother’s altar. whom can furnish you further in Hou*eware« • Toy* • Sport Good* Beer*, Wine*, Etc. James Dennis, son of Mr. and formation. Membership fees may 2324 E. Expotition SP* 3646 7 6 ^ S o . University RA. 2874 Mrs. Everett Cook, was baptized St. Vincent's YPC Choir be turned in through the Sunday You Dec. 10 by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor basket, at the rectory, or by con John P. Moran. Sponsors were Sgt tacting any of the officers or mem CONOCO PRODUCTS and Mrs. Maurice Friedman. Preisser's Red & White bership chairmen. Lubrication, Car WaiLiing, Batteriei Frank Purcell is convalescing in Sets Debut on Christmas Girls of Brownie troop 337 held You'll Be Glod You ^ome Mercy hospital. Mrs. Ethel Millar Recharaed, Tire Vulcanizing Grocery and Market (St. Vincent de Paul's Parish, St. Vincent de Paul’s circle will a candellght investiture rwratly is ill in Mercy hospital. FANCY HEATS. VEOETTABLES, AND Denver) hold' its Christmas party In the in the home of Mrs. J. Figilino, BONNIE BRAE m Miss Monica Hayden enter QOAUTY GROCERIES AT St. Vincent’s Young People’s home of Mrs. Bernard Mahoney 380 S. Clay street, and marked CONOCO SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES tained St. Thomas’ circle members on Tuesday, Dec. 19. The members their “ Flying Up” to intermediate Free Delivery SPmee 4447 with bridge Dec. 9. club held a short business meeting 724 So. University PE, 9909 will exchange gifts. scouts, Mrs. Gerard Mally, past 2381 ES. Ohio Avo. (So. Onlv, ond Oblot HOLLY, MISTLETOE BOUGHS, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooke will on Wednesday, Dec. 6. Frank Our Lady of Victory circle will leader, was ^ e s t of honor and was be hosts to the members of St Beckford outlined plans for the hold a potluck luncheon and presented with a giftHiy the girls, BONNIE BRAE Ignatius’ club at bridge in their coming weeks and appointed the Christmas party in the home of for her service and leadership of GRAVE BLANKETS home on Saturday evening, social committee for January, Mrs. John Mulqueen on Thursday, the past two years. Dec. 16. Plumbing & Heating A Morphy's ^ which consists of Charlene Court Dec. 21. Gifts will be exchanged. On Tuesday, Dec. 19,^ at 3:30 St. Rose’s club members were Carl CnnnlaxhaB B**. Ph. DE. 7M1 ney, Mary Haley, Gene Frantz, p.m. the girls of this group will guests of Mrs. George Strahl for The Holy Family circle of the Tnv Cnontntbsis Rt*. Ph. PEL 1171 and Don Griffith. Genevieve Ma- entertain 15 girls of their own age luncheon and bridge in her home PTA will meet in the home of Mrs. G. E. APPLIANCES ^ Meals ginn, Gloria Philippone, and Bob in Queen of Heaven orphanage at recently. Mrs. John Shea will en- Frank Libonati for its Christmas Wenzinger agreed to make the ar a Christmas party, and will share 107b So. Gaylord RA. 4607 723 So, University tiertain the circltf members with a party on Tuesday, Dec. 14, at rangements t for a Communion 1 p.m. their gifts with the orphans. RA. 1984 J. SCARRY & COMPAHY bridge luncheon on Tuesday, breakfast on Jan. 28. Sheri Mally, third grader, en The firms listed here de f. Dec. 19. All members of the parish who tertained a group of friends at her Mrs. John R. Moran entertained Dan Crowe urged as many are interested in playing pinochle serve to be rem em bered Quality & Service ~ SUPER SPEED-O-LITE ~ as possible to join his YPC choir birthday party in her home on Sat the Infant of Prague circle mem are invited to attend “ Ladies’ when you are distributing Order Your Holiday » 2IP-A-SHINE KEM-O-SOL which plans to make its first pub Night,” which will be held this urday, Dec. 9. Mary Jo Ramsey bers with a luncheon at Cherry celebrated her eighth birthday with TURKEY NOW Hills Country club recently. 'The lic appearance at the 12 o’clock Thursday, Dec. 14, at 8 p.m. in your patronage in the dif Mass on Christmas day. the school hall. Refreshments will a party for a group ojf classmates AMERICA'S LEADING Rev./William B. Faherty, S.J., was on Friday, Dec. 8, Judy Cunning ferent lines of business. Fresh Fish & Oysters Doily a guest. Father Faherty gave a Paul Carvalho reported that the be served, and the charge is only 60 cents per couple. The Altar ham, fifth grader, • entertained MANUFACTURERS brief synopsis of his book, The outlook was not bright for any eight classmates honoring her Destiny of Modem Women. club bowling this year, as the society awards will be given at 8 A COMPLETE LINE OF MAINTENANCE o’clock at this social gathering. birthday on Saturday, Dec. 9. Mr. apd Mrs. John R. Moran alleys are available only on Sat A new Brownie group has been 1620 MARKET ST. DENVER 2, COLO, have as their guest Mrs. Moran’s urdays and Sundays. Paul Hett The Little Flower circle was en M ODa SCALE T0YS_^13"® tertained by Mrs. William "Ter Har formed by a troop of third grad mother, Mrs. M. T. Farley of New assured the members that the club ers, under the leadership of Mrs. EncUd Truck - Backet York city, N, Y. would have a basketball team in in her home on Nov. 30. High scores for bridge were won by Mrs. George Claypool and Mrs. John .George Anderson is arriving by readiness as soon as the council Loader - Crane - Road George Bado and Mrs. Fred Lin- Forster. The girls wiU'begin reg plane this Thursday to spend the began its league. When the club ular meetings afte/the Christmas Grader, Etc. Christmks holidays with his par senmaier. The next meeting will be was informed that Bill Bryant in the home of Mrs. Samuel Janu holiday. The first Friday of each DeSoto-Plymouth ents, Mr. and Mrs. Marrin Ander would soon be wearing the navy month has been chosen as the son. ary on Thursday, Dec. 21, at 1 Collapsible Doll Buggy ’ S ’ t , ^ bervice blue for Uncle Sam, everyone mothers’ regular meeting date. John Moran will arrive Sunday, joined to wish him well and hope All Late Model Used Cars Dec. 17, from South Bend, Ind., for his speedy return. Metal Service Station where he attepds Notre Dame uni The important social event Carry 5,000 Mile Guarantee versity, to spend the holidays with that everyone is looking foi* Factory Trained Mechanict on All Chrysler Made Cart his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John R. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH ward to is the Christmas frolic B & B Variety Moran. ‘ 731 So. University RA. 9834 Mrs. A. M. Holland has been the at Glasier’s bam on Wednesday, Patronize These Friendly Firms GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. guest of her brother-in-law and Dec. 20. The admission will he sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Herman, only SO cents. Tickets can be 2770 No. Speer Blvd. GR. 3313 for the past two weeks. Mr. Hol had at the rectory or by calling FINER CLEANING |f land joined his wife in Denver and Frank Beckord at SP. 8848. LEN’S Pharmacy 11 they have returned to their home The next regular Communion L. 0. PEHR, Prop. ^itOCTH GAYLOBB in San Mateo, Calif. Sunday will be Dec. 24. Members Mmksr 8t Vincant d« FanP* Parish will receive in the 9 o’clock Mass. I1.U.CLEANERS CATHEDRAL PARISH All the young people of the parish Havo Your Doctor Phone Shopping. Bistfrirf Us Yonr Prescription These Friendly Firms Deserve Tour Patronage St. Anne's, Arvndn are urged to join in this spiritual group activity. 2707 E. Uuiaiana RA. 3739 2060 JO.UMIVEMITY 7Z£ PE4517 p Cupid’s Corner: On Jan. 27 At Loolslsn* and Boetb CUrtoa OPEN DAILY I A.H. TO I PJl. John Hett and Ellen Stepuits will Overstake's Pharmacy SUNDAYS t A.M. TO I P.M. Altnr Society Has Shoes for the Family exchange nuptial vows, and one 1000 So. Gaylord RA 4401 COLUMBINE PHOTO SHOP week ^ter John Dougherty and Garrett Quinlan } Howes Food Store i Weatherbird Shoae for Children (St Vlne«nt d* Paar* Parish) Have Tour Doctor Phonb Quick Developing Service Officers' Election Peggy Alcorn plan to do the same. U Booiur Haw**—'Oajl* 'Bb«<* I X-ray Fitting Invites Your PatTonage (Jt Hit Prescription FKK.S<;KII'^TO^S CALLED Expert Framing The club extends its best wishes # An IGA Store % Portraits - Weddings - Commercials Arvada.— (St. Anne's Parish)— to these four charter members. Sendel Shoe Store We Deliver FOR AND DELIVERED FUIH BULK — COLOR FILM — 8 16MM FILM The Altar and Rosary society held University Park The annnal collection for 1 Quality Meats — I 1023 So. CUylord RA. 5087 Colfax at Downing Denrer FILMS — ACCESSIRIE8 — CAHEIAS the election of officers at the last We Give Green Stamps CH. T ill Christmas flowers for the altars Pharm acy KEritone 3 2 L7 meeting. The following will take 1 Groceries 1 : MS E. COLFAX DENVER, COLO. will ha taxen up before and 2343 E. Evaa* RA. 4781 offiije in January; Presidei.t, Mrs. / Fresh & Frozen Fruits i 1 No Down Payment Bevens; vice president, Mrs. Mikes; after all the Mattel on Sunday, t Dee. 17. Motor Oforhiallng SHEET MUSIC secretary, Mrs. Bowe; and treas 1 and Vegetables f ( GAYLORD Bodr a FonHt, Sopilrt urer, Mrs. Mapley. The PTA held its monthly Wesley Pharmacy C Louisiana and Clayton 1 1PE. 2464 BOB’S i» . Tailored Seal CoTati _____ ,„$ i.o o 3 The Altar and Rosary society meeting in the school hall on Mon 2390 So. Downing |*E. 9638 CLEANERS Motor Taat-op ItM Moi.. WM.. FrL till 9 |,n. SaL till 7 ».a. JSP.S717 osu^U Coed Can served a turkey dinner to 90 fire day, Dec. 11. The president, Mrs. PICKUP * DEUVEBT Prescriptions — Drugs % Open 7 to 7 Week Deya # | HADLEY MUSIC CO. men and their guests Dec. 10. P. W. Bowling, premded. A (jhrist- SUPER lURXn Wo Give *tSAH” Green Stamps Cathedral Motors €chooI Supplies L Closed Sunday* % Meat* • Grocaries • Vegetabla* A pantry shower for the nuns mas pamant consisting o f songs PE. 1350 - 1025 So. Cteylord JOE GAFFNEY, Prop. 819 EAST COLFAX who teach the catechism classes E..iet Quality for Less I7JS Lagan k E. M il and recitations was given by the will be held after the 8:46 Mass third grade children, under the di Mobiloil • Pennxoil • Mobilgaa Sunday, Dec. 24, at the children’! rection of Sister Virginia Mary. Lubrication A Washing party. Gifts should be non-perish 1 Rudisill Variety & Hardware Hatchett Drug Store Mra. 'Bowling reported that $160 Tune Up • Clutch A Br^'e able. had been made on the recent bake Pariih Calaadar [onununity floiiier -Tilt Btora at Qnailtr tad S m lM - sale. Mrs. Norman Johnson, health 1 Use Our Layaway for Gjfts & Toys Thursday, Dae. 14 — Christmas chairman, said the children had So. Goylord Service ’L .'r Z T 701 GRANT luncheon at 1 p.m. been weighed and measured and ^OCOIH 4 1 Select'Your Hallmark Chriatmaa Cards Now PHONE $Priice73l8 Otuvie., Coio Coaiponadlnt praacrtptioiu b Um uH Holv Name meeting at 8 p.m. had their teeth examined, and re Center and Garage S tO fE laiparUBt vart af tor kailnaM. Saturday, Dae. 16 — Confessions ports are being sent to their par III 2624 E. Louisiana at So. Clayton — RA. 9875 y)01 So. Gaylord SP. G443 VAN ZIMMERMAN. Mtaagcr frohi 3:36 to 4:30 and from ents. 7:30 to 8:30. The Christmas party will be Woshmgton Park Mkt. The fim s listed here de- ( ■ T DOYLE’S Sunday, Dae. 17— Masses at 7:16, held for the school children QuaUty Cleaning 8:46, and 11. Red & While Food Store serve to be remembered f PHARMACY Thursday morning, Dec. 21. They Washington Park ^scousTS It oum Msrae , The Shirley Garage Communion for all children at prill be taken to the Park theater BILL HUGHES, Prep. Tka Parttniar Orecxltt 8:46. when you are distributing i OFFICIAL AAA GARAGB by the room mothers and then re Cleaners MARY AMNE Catechism after the 8:45 Mail. your patronage in the dif- ? 17th AVE. AND GRANT PHONE TABOB Itll turn to school for Santa Clans. Complete Food Seryice Oar and Nlfhl Storaga. Bapairlng Monday, Dae. 18— Junior New ? N. W. CBHISTENSE^ BAKERIES KB. i f i r PBEB OBUVEBT Waablng tad Graaatnt CtMllBa tad OHo man club will meet at 7 :30. Christmas vacation will be from 598 South Gilpin ferent lines of business. 1087 S. Gaylord SP. 7898, 1I3IF7 UNCOLN 8T. Dec. 21 to Jan. 3. nr* Saisri to a* Thrifty* DCMP; Wadnaiday, Dae. 20 — Convert ( > classes at 7 :30 in the hall. The playground equipment has IF rrs VARIETY YOU WA N T - THY \ Radio Repairs NOB HILL INN . Dennis Raymond, infant son of been ordered and will arrive after Fmit Calc* Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. West- the first of the year. The carnival HARDWARE In Car Inter Comm. Service III EAST COLFAX kamp, was baptized by Father For sponsored by the PTA will be held ClcrUtna* Tin. COCKTAILS VARSITY VARIETY PTREXWARS. aiLEX COPPEI m a e k b s . PHONE CH. 0313 rest Allen, pastor, with Jlr. and in the school hall on Feb. 5. Mrs. KEHTONgwHcHUBTRY PAINTS Delicious Dinners Mrs. Edward Farney as sponsors. Bowling asked the members to aad aOUSEBOLD WARE F n * DcIiTtry on 12 Order McCliman’s Radio Shop HOT AND COLD LUNCHES Christmas cards will be on sale save their trinkets, toys, white 5c I op 1024 8. GayUid SO Broedvar STORE ! W So. Gaylord Hdw. Co* PBartT31l 8Prac«74U 830 East Colfax Year BoaioMa b Appradatad Hart . Sunday, Dec. 17, after all three elephants, etc., which they' mightmignt Masaea. otherwiH 4iM8rdi iof the bootka. ‘ SOTO SO.UNIVEBSITY BLVD. loss So. Gaylord 8P. S961 1 Offiet, 938 B an n ock Streot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tolaphona, KEyitone 4205 Thursday, Dec. 14, 1950 w w w awwaw* Miw<»www»w«wawii Newlyweds Cut Cake g P«*«ww>aia>iiOTwiairwiwnnnniin Thursdoy, Dec. 14, 1950 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN St. Vincent Aid Silver Offering Replaces Benefit The monthly meeting of St Vincent's Aid society was held in Misty Magic the home of Mrs. Louis McMahon, Denver, on Tuesday, Dec. 5. Since After Dark there ^as no benefit held by the organization this fall, a voluntary Plunging bsek Infsrsit silver offering was taken up to in a tophitticsfsd present to the sisters and the boys eocictsil drsti. Shoul.dsr for their Christmas. Mrs. Charles yoka it sdgsd in hasvy Dunn was chairman, assisted by lacs. In black vsivst. Miss Margaret Hamilton and Miss Ida Calahan. 32.95 Because of the inclement weather, many of the members COMPLETE SERVICE were unable to attend the meet ing. If they would like to con ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’ church was Mass and linens and vestments were displayed at at Prices All Can Pay the meeting that followed. Shown above at the Bouffsnt-tkirfsd tribute to this fund, they may the scene Dec. 10 of a Mass offered by formal, with its send t)ieir donations to Mrs. meeting are, left to right, Eileen Koester, Arch own (hssr jsekat. Fam ilies in all financial circum- Charles Dunn at 1346 Logan, or to Archbishop Urban J. Vehr for the intentions of the bishop Vehr, Mary Kinkel, Jessie Pasquale, and members of the Archbishop’s guild. A breakfast was Lsesy nst ovsr siances find wliat they want here Sister Benedict at S t Vincent’s the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory Smith, pastor of ruitling tsffsts. home. served in the St. Francis school hall after the St. Francis’.— (Photo by Smyth) in service, surroundings and Mrs. W. Addams was elected + . /. + -f ^ + + + 59.95 merchandise. treasurer of the society to succeed Mrs. John Waggener, who has moved to California. The prices on merchandise in tAass for Guild Members Is Celebrated Sister Benedict reported that SUITS— our display room include a COM the boys had been invited to COATS— Lowry AFB for the circus and to P LE TE service. It is easy for the dinner on Thanksgiving at the In St Francis de Sales' by Archbishop DRESSES— family to cojnpare price and ap field. A statue of St. Jude Thad- ■RIDAL deus, donated by John Flanagan, (Archbiihop’ t Guild, Denver) j Miss Mary Elden Logan, chairman WEAR pearance, and to be governed by was erected outside the boy’s rec Dec. 8. Mrs. Elaine Smith was elected president, and Mrs. Mary their own needs in making their reation room, she said. Archbishop Urban J. V€hr|?i?A cochairman, respMtively, and The nominating committee for celebrated Mass in St. Francis ; McCallin,• a'dviser Rose Sonnleitner was elected sec c h o ic e . of the entertainment committee retary-treasurer. the coming year includes Mrs. de Sales’ church Dec. 10 for reported the breakfast a success. Charles Dunn, chairman; Miss Ida - • St. Anthony’s Circle Monsignor Smith and Arch Callahan, Mrs. Elizabeth Salmon, members of the Archbishop’s Mrs. Rita Ladewag was hostess- Official Extencion Art Calendar for 1951 now guild. A breakfast and gen bishop Vehr addressed the mem to her circle Dec. 6. Available. Call at Our Office for Your Copy. Mrs. J. Morgan Cline, and Mrs. eral meeting followed in St. bers of the guild. Linen to be dis Fred Lawrence. tributed to the missions were pre St. Joseph’s Circle Mrs. William McFarland re Francis’ school hall. sented to the Archbishop by Mrs, On Wednesday, Dec. 27, Mrs. Al ported on the deanery meeting Archbishop Vehr and the Rt. berta Kurtz will entertain the Rev. Monsignor Gregory Smith Mary Kinkel and Miss Jessie Pas and on the NCCW convention held quale. members of the circle in her home in Cleveland. were guests of honor. at a covered-dish dinner. Gifts Many layettes, totaling approx Christmas checks, will be pre Horan & Son Chapels Father Donald McMahon was sented to the catechists, Friends will be exchanged. the guest speaker. Father Robert imately 1,600 pieces, donated by St. Patrick’s Circle KEystone 6297 KEystone 6298 the circles for distribution to the of Carmel, the convent at St. McMahon read the message of Thomas’ seminary, and several Mrs. Theresa Weick entertained Mrs. Gerald Barrett, who is the needy at Christmas were displayed. in her home Dec. 13. Christmas 1527 Cleveland Place Altar linens and vestments to be needy missionary priests in the SfS SIXTEENTH ST. new president of the NCCW. Mrs. archdiocese. gifts were exchanged and the Ro sent to the missions in the arch N§Mt to tht Parsmouat Dunn was chairman for the silver Mrs. Eileen Koester, president sary was recited. diocese also were displayed. offering for the nuns and boys’ of the w ild, presented a token of Christmas. Reports from committees were given and plans for entertaining gratitude to Archbishop Vehr and Monsignor Smith, INEXPENSIVE GIFTS AND TOYS ^ the orphans at Christmas parties SUGAR-PLUM CHRISTMAS WRAPPINGS & RIBBONS ^ Internal Revenue were completed. Mrs. Margaret Christmas Party DR. JAMES P .' CHRISTMAS CARDS Volk and Miss Catherine Nadorff Of Council Dec. 17 urged all guild members who have LEADING BRAND CIGARETTES ...... ?1.57 carton , Mr>. Mery Kinkel end Mitt SWEET GRAY Agent to Address "little sisters” to be present at the Cetherine Meloney plen to en- 52nd AVE. VARIETY STORE < Christmas party held in St. Clara's tertein membert of the council Optometrist home Dec. 12. Orphans in the et e Chrietmei perty in the 1851 W. sand Are. GLendale 6638 Queen of Heaven home will be home of Mri. Kinkel, 361 S. VISUAL CARE ► OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS NO CITY TJtX Cost Accountants feted tonight, Dec. 14. Curti* (treat, Littleton, Sundey EYES EXAMINED Miss Josephine Hytrek, chair evening, Dee. 17, et 4 p.m. VISUAL TRAUSISg The Denver chapter of the Na man of the ways and means com Linens will be gift wrapped, and tional Association of Cost Ac mittee, reported the recent fall a social evening will follow. Optometrist N E W T R U C K S countants will hold its re^lar benefit was a success. A gift was Past presidents of the guild will technical meeting*at the Univer presented to Miss Cecelia Chekal, be hostesses for the evening. They 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. St. sity club at 6 p.m. Dec. 19. The who accepted it on behalf of the are Misses Mary Nadorff, Mar Phone for Appointment featured speaker is William B. All Models Available members of Santa Maria circle, garet Lynch, Isabelle McNamara TA. 8883 Paul, internal revenue agent in the largest contributor to the ben Jessie Pasquale, and Josephine Hy For Immediate Delivery charge of the Denver division, efit. trek; and Mmes. Margaret Mc- which includes Colorado, Wyo Mias Cecelia Schunemann, mem Callin, Marion Kelly, Margaret ming, and New Mexico. He started bership chairman, presented Mis Volk, Clella Barry, and Eileen with the bureau in 1920, and since sals to the presidents of three re Koester. Bonded Collections QiM eam Jl0to r 1930 has been an internal revenue cently organized circles. Those re Invited guests are Monsignor agent, both in Denver and Atlanta. ceiving the gifts were Mrs. Alta Smith, the Very Rev. Monsignor Anywhere in H.S.A. 1335 BroadwayIwav 1 3 U Aroma During the war, he was a member Brodhag, Holy Family circle; Mrs. David Maloney, and the Rev, of the excess profits tax counsel Justine Hideman, St. Therese’s Frederick McCallin. JOE O'NEIL & ASSO. MAIN 3111 in Washington. Mr. Paul will speak circle; and Miss Nancy Ann Davis, Miss Virginia Thompson is on “ Income Tax Settlement Pro Queen of Peace circle. chairman of the Catholic women’; 710 17rti MA. 1472 cedures.” Mrs. Virginia Thompson and roup for the March of Dimes frive. Anyone desirous of volun, LITTLE BILLS No Collections No Charge B IG B IL L S RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. teering her services may do so by Dom inican Sisters' Party calling Mrs. Thompson, PE. 8561 Blessed Sacrament Circle GENERAL TIRES ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. McCabe General Batteries Is Scheduled December 17 have as their house guest Mrs. Hal HEATING PROBLEM? The annual Christmas Cheer party given by the Dominican C. Young of Sarasota, Fla. Sisters and Friends of the Sick Poor Aid society will be held in Morning Star Circle KRAFT RECAPPING Corpus Christ! convent, 2501 Gaylord street, Denver, on Dec. 17 Mrs. Kay Gonzales plans to en ^ CALL FOLEY TA. 5107 I GENERALi from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. tertain the members of the circle Kraft Inspected The chairmen, Mrs. C. E. Sward and Mrs. A. D. McGill, will at a Christmas party in her home ALL TYPES OF HEATING-HOT AIR be assisted by the following hostesses: Mmes. M. J. Cunningham, Our Lady of Loretto Circle S9UEEGEE Fetching Cinderella ftocks in party Used Tires E. J. Dermody, M. Golden, T. E. Kemme, K. Pollock, J. Quinn, J. Mrs. Helen Wehrle will extend STEAM-HOT WATER-GAS-OIL-COAL Reischman, J. Rosenbach, M. W. Saya, J. Schlereth, S. Sferra, W. the hospitality of her home to pastels and bright holiday colors Webb, and E. Werner. The following have been asked to pour: circle members at a Christmas for your favorite lassie. t AUTOMATIC CONTROLS-HOT WA G.T.A.C. Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax TA. 6604 Mmes. M. J. O’Fallon, E. Gibbons, J. M. Harrington, G. Foley, P. party Monday evening, Dec. 18. $2®® <4®® TER-DRAFT & CHIMNEY TROUBLES Clarke, and T. McElroy. The Dominicanettes also will assist with Our Lady of Sorrows Circle Sizes 7-14 the tea. Mrs. Katherine Bradley enter ALL SIZES Mrs. A. J. Bonino, program chairman, has arranged the tained the members of the circle Fox School Girl Shop 1120 BROADW AY A N D PRICES following pro^am: Miss Winifred Linsenmaier, vocal solo, ac in her home recently. The follow ‘FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS” companied by Mrs. A. J. Bonino; Harry Graham, accordion solo; 56 South Broadway ing officers for the coming year • THE SHOP FOR GIRLS'* Beautiful Wreaths St. JohnJe mixed quartet: Mrs. Leonard Tangney, Mrs. A. J. were elected: Miss Katherine Mc- Morroni, Francis Campbell, Joe O’Neil, and Miss Helen Neumann, Fadden, president; Mrs. Irene Ch r is t m a s accompanist; Olinger’s quartet: Rudolf Fetsch, director and ac Henderson, secretary - treasurer; TREES Roping - Boughs companist, and Ernest Baber, Ray Baber, John Replogle, and Mrs. Martha Serafini, publicity Richard Hilleary; and Don Cochrane, xylophone solo; chairman; and Miss Mary Evelyn Tabie Decorations The sisters extend an invitation to all and would like to meet Byrne, linen chairman. their many friends at the tea. ______St. Anne's Circle Grave Biankets Mrs.' Rose Scheunemann and daughter, Rita, and Mr. and Mrs. Special Church and Lodge Trees Ukrainians Knaw Red Evil Ed Scheunemann and son plan to I spend Christmas In Leadville with South Denver Evergreen ' At a meeting held in Englewood with the defeat of Communist Rus relatives. Nov. 26, the Ukrainian-American sia, the Russian empire should be < Stella Maris Circle association passed a number of destroyed and its states made into An election of officers was held Nursery resolutions calling attention of the free nations. + ■+• + MRS. O. 8. FOLKNER American people to certain fea 1534 so. BROADWAY SP. 7768 tures of the Soviet menace par ticularly apparent to Ukrainian Promote Guild Work refugees. The resolutions adopted at the meeting, which was held to com memorate the late Gen. L. T Chuprynka, commander in chief of the U.P.A. (Ukrainian Insurgent army) who “ fell in the fight yr: - against the Russian Bolshevists in the Ukraine March 5,” reminded ^ V ' Americans: 1) That this nation’s ^ r " - power should not be vitiated by .: Tr. Y , attacks against Russian satellite nations, but that “ there should ' be destroyed the origin and cause ':ir I of all evil— Russia itself, with its jiT -r' I Politburo in Moscow; 2) that World war III will break out re gardless of whether or not the 1 Western powers want it;” I 3) That it is "time to think of how to shorten the new war with regard to the time” and to con sider how to avoid the unnecessary losses and sufferings that come Your Fun GoCvS With You With a with war; 4) that the best allies 'A Large Selection America has in the fight with Rus- .sia are the' countries behind the Of Christmas Plants MOTOROLA PORTABLE Iron Curtain— the Ukraine, White PEGGY SWEENEY (left), chairman of the Will Be on Display Russia, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, social action committee, and Margaret Lynch (right), for Georgia, Czech© - Slovakia, etc.; adviser of the social action committee, were in charge of the exhibit ^ 32.50 5) that there do exist strong of layettes, totaling some 1,600 pieces, at the generju meeting of the Your Personal Selection.., underground movements, as well Archbishop’s guild following Pontifical Mass offered for the guild as insurgent armies,' which have from Herp't radio entertainment for all the by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr in St. Francis de Sales’ church. Denver. tought against the Communists up Dec. 10. December 17th on family , . , be.raute it can be moved around to to the present time (the Ulminian suit the oication. Operate* out of door$ on Insurgent army, the White Russian Jtaltery or indoori on AC or DC current. “ Chorna Kyshkas,” the Lithuanian “ Wood Brothers,” and the ABN Denver*8 Finest Selection of The “Music Box” is high in performance and alliance— the Anti-Bolshevist Bloc loK in price. Sturdy case is made of broun of Nations— whose causes the free n n i I O ALL KINDS nations should aid; and 6) that. UULLu a l l SIZES and tan or maroon plastic. DWiaS RADIOS-FOURTH FLOOR Denver Deanery Plans SHOES, SOCKS, WIGS JVfeeting' December 18 Prices Reduced on N U N Dolls Thera ia to b . • mooti((g of The Bright Spot Flower Shop tbo Denver deanery of the MAIL ORDERS ACCW on Monday, Dac. 18, in PROMPTLY FILLED the Chariliaa annex at 1:30 JOSEPHINE AT 5TH AVENUE — FR. 2745 'When D»n*vr Shops wHh Confidtneo'- Klytfom SHI p.m. Ilia Altar and Rotary to* ABC DOLL SHOP ciaty of St. EUsabuth’a pariah FLOWEM BY WIRE will bo host f ,A I ; PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone4205 Thurtdoy, Dee. 14, 1950 I i Father of Pastor A CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION St Rose's HHS Seeks Scout Leaders Santa. (St. Roia of Lima’s Parish, + + - f + + In Peetz Is Taken Danver) An extra pair of glaiiei can tare manp raluabU hours C t a u L of Tital time and ineonTeniance. Giro a pair this year bjr oh* The Holy Name society held its By Death in Eire monthly meeting Dec. 4, with 36 St. Rose of Lima Scouts taJninf one of our Gift Certificates. Vision Jls your most members present. The meeting was opened with Father Barry Wogan \ Is Coming to Town!! precious possession. John Moran, father of the Rev. leading the group in the Holy Peter Moran, pastor of Sacred Name pledge. Heart church, Peetz, died in It was decided that the committee If Look-Kiddie^!! SWH;ERT BROS. Aughazas, County Leitrim, Ire and the secretary would bring the land, on Monday, Dec. 11. The membership list up to date. ^ While Mommy and Daddy are look Optometrists KEyttone 7651 funeral was to be held Dec. 13, 15H0 California the 22nd anniversary of the The report of the program com ing around at the beautiful display mittee was given by Bill Sconzert, Better Viiinn Good Service death of his wife, Mrs. Bridgid ! who suggested that speakers be of Christmas Trees (both painted and for Every /Ige /it Right Price* Moran. obtained for future meetings. green), and the Wreaths, Roping, Grave Two Other Children Vince Hogan added that a plan GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED In Religion ning committee should be formed to I Blankets, Holly, Mistletoe, etc., at Besides Father Moran, he is draw up plans for a yearly pro Emil Frei's and Pat Callahan’s survived by twq sons and a gram for meeting nights. daughter in Ireland, and a son Peter Burgraff gave the report Christmas Tree Lot at 343 So. Colorado /QoamsL&mni \ and daughter in the United for the retreat, committee, and Boulevard. . . . You and I can enjoy THEODORE States. •Tl They are John and Mi said that the next hour of Noc ^ f i n e s chael of Aughazas, and Rose, in turnal Adoration for the parish a nice visit together!! Dublin; Brother Conan, C.S.C., will be on Jan. 6 from 12 p.m. to I Because I will be out there in of Notre Dame university; and 1 a.m, AaMY BLY, 47. of 2802 Humboldt person all day Sunday, December 17, iHACKETHALl street. Requiem Mass is being cele Sister Angela Clare, of the Sis The following Holy Name so brated in Holy Gbost church at 9:30 ters of Charity of the Incarnate ciety members participated in the Thursday, Dec. 14. Horan 4 Son mor and will give FREE candy and goodies I - MORTUARY | tuary. Word, a registered nurse at St. last hour of Nocturnal Adoration to all boys and girls who come to see HELEN L. MALONE, 44, of 1060 Joseph’s hospital, F ort. Worth, in Holy Ghost church: Joe Padilla, Washington street. Daughter of Delia Tex. A sister, Mrs. Annie John McDonald, Henry DeNicola, me ! p William O'Brien. Associate = Malone and the late Ora Malone. Re O’Rourke, lives in Aughazas, and Vince Wogan, Pete Burgraff, + quiem Mass is being celebrated in the Adam Urban, Martin Clennon, + + + + Remember, then, its a DATE WITH I 1449-51 Kalamalh St. g Cathedral at 9 o'clock Thursday. Dec. another brother and sister also survive, Eugene Moran of Prov Walt Meyers, and Mr. Langfield the Nocturnal Adoration every at 6 and 8 o’clock. Confessions will 14. Interment Mt. Olivet, Horan St Son month. be beard at 4 and 7:30 on Satqr- SANTA Sunday, Dec. 17...at Emil Frei’s I Phone MAin 4UU6 | mortuary._ idence, R.I., and Mrs. Katherine and two of his sons. It is urged JAMES J. POWERS, 60. o f 1329 S. Murphy of Boston, Mass. that more members participate in Adam Urban and Scotty Lam- day and Sunday. The members of and Pat Callahan’s Christmas Tree ^IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Vine street. Husband of Myra Powers; brecht of the sick and vigil com' the senior choir who will sing for and father of Raymond and KiclTard mittee reported £hat Tony Kore the ChHstmas Masses are Mmes. Lot, 343 So. Colorado Blvd. James Powers and Beverly Ruttledge. Mother’s Funeral Dec. 15 Requiem Hass is being celebrated in St. man is home after his recent hos Ann Jackson, Dorothy Melphy, Bye, Bye, Now, Louis* church, Englewood, at 9 o'clock pitalization and will welcome vis Mary Demmitt, Cora Olsen, Ro- HARTFORD-AICORN Thursday, Dec. 14. Horan St Son mor itors. Victor Cresto reported that milda Lambrecht, and Veronica from Santa Claus. MORTUARY tuary. In 2 Months Death Takes Mr, Olivetti is in St. Joseph’s hos Urban, a n d David Langfield, W ILLIAM L. SCHIERBURG. 59. of pital. Charles Read, and Henry De Ni Family Group Insurance 1815 S. Logan street. Husband of Blanche H- Schierburg; father of Rich Charles Read, scoutmaster of the cola. Mrs. Frances Carrigan is R A. 03 25 ard Schierburg: grandfather of Bobbie parish Boy Scout troop, gave the organist. Sne/ude in ^ ou i Schierburg: and 'brother of Clara Hus Parents of Father Murphy report of the Big Brother commit Alameda at Lo^an sion and Edward and Charles Schierburg. Work is progressing favorably Requiem Mass was celebrated in St. tee. The court of honor for the on the new school building. The i Francis de Sales* church Dec. 18. Horan Just two months, almost to Wie day, after her husband West district will be held at the foundation has^ been poured and THE SERVICES OF St Son mortuary. died, Mrs. Agnes P. Murphy, the mother of the Rev. Edward Barnum school Thursday, Dec. m o n u m e n t s the side walls ard' well under way. MARIE DAVOREN CAYWOOD of P. Murphy, S.J., was taken in death in Mercy hospital, Den 21, he said. Mr. Read asked for Wo hoTO erected mony beauti Delta, formerly of Denver. Wife of Art volunteers to aid in the Boy Scout IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR ful monumenti in Mt. Olivet Cay wood of Delta; sister of John Davo- ver, Tuesday, Dec. 12. Father Murphy is tiastor of Loyola THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER ren of Denver; and aunt of Mrs. Alice movement. AND STATE OF COLORADO tural Oas Cemetery. Smith, Mrs. Louise Neurauter, William church. CIVIL ACTION Nq. A 73307 DIV. 1 a n d and Preston Tweed. Mrs. Joan Nelson, The Solemn Funeral Mass will Church Repair Work and WiHtam, John R.. Jr., and Peter J. SUMMONS A. T. THOMSON Davoren. Requiem High Mass is being be sung in Loyola church Friday, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Is Nearly Finished Homor J. Salndon and Lueille M. Saindon, 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 celebrated in St. Michael's church. Dec. 15, at 9:30. Father Murphy Daniel. She was reared and edu Scotty Lambrecht of t h e Plaintiffa, Delta, at 8:30 Thursday, D^. 14. The vs. Electrkity will be the celebrant. Archbishop cated in that town, where her maintenance committee said Rosary will be recited in the Boulevard Kate B. Ratbbone, also known as Kate inortuary, Denver, at 8 p.m. Thursday. Urban J. Vehr will preside at the father, among the first White men that repair work in the church Rathbone: Robert Collier; Robert Collier* Dec. 14. Interment Mt. Olivet Dec. 15. Mass and will give the final ab to settle in that frontier, served i. completed. Father Wogan ex trustee: The Jefferson Park Realty Coro> Boulevard mortuary. solution. as mayor of the. town during the pressed his appreciation to the pany* a Colorado corporation; Guy Leroy Stevick; Robert Collier; H. N. Bennett, JER R Y BREEIM ABI JOYCE HOLLAND, 80. of 1401 time the Spanish-American war society as a whole for the work t/htre ife many Oirislmas jifls to (boost from Adams street; Sister of Mrs. Mary The other officers of the Mass also known as Henry N. Bennett; Aimes was being fought. S. Martin: Katherine A. Lupton; and all Slimer of Pueblo. James S. Slocum of will be the Rt. Rev. William Hig and the high quality of per which have endufinj qualities o( servke aod satisfaction. unknbwn persons who claim any interest Florist Platte River Canyon, and Mrs. William It was there, too, that she was formance. The committee was gins, pastor of St. Philomena’s, in the subject matter of tbia action. H. Brown of Denver. The deceased was married to John Joseph Murphy lOOi 15th Si. deacon, and the Rt. Rev. Harold V. authorized to purchase lumber Defendants. a member of St. Philomena's Altar and of Rogers, Neb., on June 28, 1897. for the repair of tables in the THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE Included among these are a modem Range, an Automatic Rosary society, the Catholic Daughters Campbell, pastor of Blessed Sacra MAin 2279 To that union were bom four basement of the church rectory. OF COLORADO of America, the Good Shepherd's Aid. ment parish, subdeacon. To the above named Defendants Storage Water Heater, a sparkling new Refrigerator. A St. Vincent's Aid. and the Legion of children, all living; John Joseph The festival' committee reported Mary, as well as the Colorado Pioneer The Rosary will be recited in Murphy, Jr., of Spokane, Wash.; GREETING: Home Food Freezer can bring greater food economy and that the turkey party Nov. 18 in You are hereby summoned and required society. The Rosary will be recited in Horan’s funeral chapel by the Paul J. Murphy of Stanford, the Boulevard mortuary chapel at 8 religious Thursday afternoon, Dec. SL Joseph’s parish hall was a fi to file with the clerk an answer to the more enjoyable eating for the entire family. Added hours o ’clock Friday, Dec. 15. Requiem High Mont.; Mrs. Loretta Dozier of nancial and social s u c c m s . The net complaint within 20 days after service of Call a 14, at 4 o’clock; by the Loyola this summons upon you. If you fail so to Mass will be celebrated in St. Philo- Los Angeles, Calif.; and Father receipts, said the treasurer, are of fun and leisure are given to the,homemaker who re mena's church at 9:30 Saturday, Dec. 16. Altar society at 7 :40 p.m.; and by Murphy, of Denver. do ju d ^ e n t by default will be taken Boulevard mortuary. all other friends at 8 o’clock. about $485. against you for the relief demanded in ceives tn Ironer, or any one of a number of other modern The family were reared by Mrs. Mr. Hogan suggested that a the complainL , ZOXE CAB ANTON J. KRELLER, 70. of 4 498 Mr*. Murphy had received Murphy and her husband in rural If service upon you is made outside tbe home appliances now available. MAin 7171 Pecos street. Husband of Anna Kreller; free vChri^mas party be given for State of Colorado or by publication or if father of Thomas, Wilfred, and Patricia Holy Communion only about communities of Nebraska and in Prompt. CoorteoDs Serrlc. the parishioners. A committee com a copy of the*comp]aint be not served upon Kreller. and Mrs. Bernice Bruno and five minutes' before her death. CHEAPER RATES Omaha. It was not until 1944 prised of Burton Stadig, Kenneth you with this summons, you are required to This year give a gift that will SERVE and DELIGHT the Mrs. Margaret Fox: and brother of She, like her husband, had been that she and her husband came to file your answer to the complaint within 2-WAY RADIO Simon Kreller of Pittsburgh. Pa. Also Olsen, Joe Padilla, Scotty Lam CLEAN NEW CABS SO days after service of this' tumpions whole family. surviving are four grandchildren. Re a daily Communicant, says Fa Denver from Omaha to make their brecht, Vince Hogan, and John upon you. quiem High Mass was celebrated in Holy ther Murphy, ever since he home at 2223 E. 21st avenue. At McDonald will arrange the details This is an action* to quiet title to Lots Ghost eburcb Dec. 9. Interment Mt APfllAHdJ OM PtlMAT AI PtAlEIIS STORES can remember, and that is al that time, Mr. Murphy, who had for the party. One (1), Two (2) and Three (3), Block Olivet. Boulevard moi*tuary. most 43 years. Five (5). Rathbone Heifthts, situate in the Grave Blankets *5 *’6 been a farm implement salesman, Martin Clennon spoke in favor City and County of Denver, State of Colo ROBERT A. BRUNO, 40, late of 1123 had retired. St. Paul street. Husband of Clementine One of six children, Agnes Phil- of a Communion bneakfast on the rado. and for such other and further re* Public Service Company of Colorado Silver Crosses Bruno: father of Kathleen; ton of Rose omena Murphy was born in Co lief as is set forth in said complaint, Mrs. Murphy and her husband monthly Communion Sundays. Mr. reference to which is hereby made for L. and the late L. E. Bruno: and brother lumbus, Neb., Nov. 11, 1873, the celebrated the golden jubilee of L I E B ’ S of Frank A. Bruno, Mrs. Sam Stewart Melphy and Victor Cresto offered frreater certainty. of Lansford. Pa.: and Mrs. Joseph their Avedding. The event took to make arrangements for a break Dated October 4th. 1950. J B. GOODMAN JR. Pribila. Requiem High Mass was cele place three years ago in Los fast in January. 3824 W . 32nd GL. 0133 brated in St. Philomena's church Dec. Rev. William B. Faherty Clerk of the District Court • > - Angeles, where all the children By Patricia Morrisaey 11. Interment Hazelton, Pa. Olinger After the meeting, beautiful and gathered for the celebration. interesting color slides were shown Deputy Clerk ' BURNS • RIPS mortuary. Gives Talks in Trinidad (SEAL OF THE COURT) EUCLIDE A. LANDREVILLE. 65. of Despite the work imposed on by A1 Urban. Refreshments fol Thomas L. Ford, TJtcdiAjofL CHURCH FURNITURE 4315 Bryant street. Husband of Helen the mother of a large family, lowed. Attorney for Plaintiffs OR TEARS AND PEWS M. I-^andreville. and father of Ceciie J. The Rev. William B. Faherty, Mrs. Murphy found time to be a Father Wogan and the mem 1700 Eaat 5th Avenue Landreville. Alio surviving are three Denver 3, (Colorado, FR. 1922 Eliminated by Picture Frame Shop S.J., member of the faculty of Re daily communicant, and, until her bers of the Holy Name society DNlsned k Manofsetarsd brothers and five sisters. Requiem Mass Address o f Attorney French or Inweaving 1713 Grant St. MAin 4438/ was celebrated in St. Catherine’s church gis college, gave two talks in Trin extend their invitation to all the First publication November 23, 1950 health began to fail, about the Sa Hour StfTlc.— ReaMntbl. Pricu The Behrens Fixture Co. Dec. 11. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger idad, Colo., Dec. 10. In the after time she came to Denver, she was parishioners to a Christmas Last publication December 21, 1950 mortuary. Fine PrinH 4625 Colorado Blvd. noon, he spoke to the Holy Trinity very active in Church affairs. In party to be held on Sunday aft JOEY ROSEIITA, flv«-year-old aon of parish literary society on his -new LEGAL NOTICE HOSIERY MENDING Custom Framing ^ Denver, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. Leroyroy M. ResetRosetta of 3928 Denver she was a member of St. ernoon, Dec. 17, between the OFFICE OF THE TREASURER Vrain atreet; brother of Frank. Jimmy, book. The Destiny of Modem Ignatius Loyola's parish. hours of 2 and 5. This party will CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER Velvet and French Moti\, Margaret, and Sherian Rosetta: and Woman, at which meeting he was be held in the Machinists' hall MUNICIPAL BUILDING Oval Fromes In addition to her children, DENVER, COLORADO U l e A l s A n grandson of Mrs. Winifred M. Rosetta. the guest of the Rev. Emmanuel at Eighth and Santa Fe drive. Requiem High Mass was celebrated in there survives one brother, JTe- No. 0-127 Metal Photo Fromes Sandoval, S.J.„Jormer librarian at There will be movies and songs inweavinp Co. Holy Family church Dec. 9. Interment rome Fitzpatrick of Milwaukee, NOTICE OF PURCHASE.OF REAL Alwsyt Pitney •( Mt. Olivet. Olinger mortuary. Regis college. and refreshments for all, and ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF Phone KE. 4409 Wis. Parfctnt S p ic. Files-Hernia EVELYN PATRICK, 48. of 8456 W. In the morning he spoke at the Santa Claus will have a bag of APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF 304 McClintock Bldg. Interment will he in ML Olivet. TREASURER’S DEED 30th avenue. Wife o f Enos Patrick: initiation ceremonies of the New candy and some fruit for the 1554 Calif. Healed by my proven method* mother of Mary Bertine and John J. man club at Trinidad State Junior TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and No' anesthetic. No surgery. No Patrick: and sister of Mrs. Margaret children. more especially to Frederick J. Cbam^rlin, college, taking as his topic “ The Helen M. Buchtel. Harry J. Nelson, Leila suffering. No danger. No hospital. Shevlin, Mrs. Dan Leiker, Mrs. Omar Scouts Fades, and John. Charles, Sylvester, and Catholic Legion on the Secular Mrs. Mary M. Blair, B. Chamberlin, 'Hie Moffat 'Tunnel Im No loss of time from work. Robert Weigel. Requiem Mass was cele College Campus.” To Be Advanced provement District, City ar^d County of brated in St. Dominic's church Dec. 11. Denver. Why Pay More?” Dr. Interment Mt. Olivet. Day mortuary. Mr, Read, scoutmaster, reports You and facb of you are hereby notified being held at 9:80 Thursday. Dec. 14, in that on tbe 4tb day of December, 1931, the Allen B. JOSEPH PRECHTL, 84. of 1025 Cathedral Alumna, that two more boys have been en Sacred Heart church. Interment Mt. Manager of Revenue Ex-OfNci& Treasurer (Trademark) Lipan street. Husband of Rosa Prechtl. Olivet Trevino mortuary. rolled in the parish Boy Scout of the City and County of Denver and State Croessmonn^ Requiem Mass was celebrated in St, of Colorado, sold at public sale to City^nd Joseph's church Dec. 13. Hacketha! MARY J. DELGADO, 67. of 3645 In^a troop. The troop attended a board Ph.C.. O.C. street. Wife of Antonio Delgado: mother Is Taken in Death County of Denver as the applicant, who has 831 14th Street mortuary. of review at the Barnum school made demand for m Treasurer’s Deed, the of Alfredo. Carlos, and Antonio. Jr.. Dec. 13, and several boys to be SoiU 311 PEAUBLINA HERNANDEZ, 62. of Delgado: and sister of Nicolasa Cal following described real estate, situate Wm. W. MYER DRUG STORES Hoars 9 to 18 Erie. Mother of Teresita Hernandez and deron. Also surviving are six grand Mrs. Mary McCloskey Blair, advanced in rank were reviewed in the City and County of Denver and COMPANY 1:36 to 5 sister of Leandra Rosales. Requiem Mass children. Requiem High Mass was cele State of Colorado, to wit: 2553 W. 32nd avenue, died after for their proficiency in the various Lota Eleven (11) and Twelve (12). in and by appointment was celebrated in St. Ida’s church, La brated in Our Lady of GTiadalupe church fayette. Dec. 11. Capitol mprtuary. a short illness in St. Anthony's tests. They will also attend a Block One Hundred Forty (140), P, T. Colorado Owned Stores Dec. 11. Interment Ml. Olivet. Trevino Bamum'a Subdivision, Englewood 800 SanU Fe Dr. AComa 5070 ANDELECIO ROMERO, 71, of 2807 mortuary. hospital Dec. 5. Funeral services court of honor at the Barnum W. 14th avenue. Husband of Eloise that said tax sale was made'to satisfy the FRemont 7250 MARY GARCIA, Infant daughter of ■Were held at St. Dominic's church school on Thprsday night, Dec. 21. delinquent (leneral taxes assessed against 30 South Broadway 15th and California Romero; father of Antonia. Sanchez. 27 Years of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ray Garcia of 2729 Saturday. Dec. 9, with interment Mr. Read has asked for volunteers said real estate for the year 1980: that said Denver: Emma Santlstevan, Taos. N. 3933 W. Colfax Curtis & ISih St. 17th & Tremonli Sucrcuful Practln Stout street: sister of Lena Lorraine in Mt. Olivet. to aid in the Boy Scout work. real estate was taxed in the name of Harry Mex.; and Andy and Claude Romero of Garcia; and granddaughter of Mr. and J. Nelson: that the statutory period of re Denver: stepfather of J)elores Maya. Mrs. Bonifacio Garcia and Carmen Silva. Mrs. Blair had been employed, Bill Sconzert and Ralph Melphy demption expired December 4th. 1984: that Jessie Lopez, Beatrice Archuleta, and Services were held in Sacred Heart of the parish offered their services. the same baa not been redeemed; that said Philadelphia Montoya, all of Denver; church Dec. 9. Interment Mt, Olivet. In lieu of a regillar meeting, the property may be redeemed at any time be t w w * W WW' and brother of Dandillo Romero of Trevino mortuary. fore a *rax Deed is issued; that a ^ a x Deed Trinidad, and Baltazer Romero and troop journeyed to the Union de LORENZO J. LUJAN 61. of 3319 will be issued to the said City and County SHOPPING ; Maximana Romero of Weston. Also sur pot Dec. 5 to see the Model Rail of Denver, lawful holder of said certificate, CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL viving are 28 grandchildren and seven Arapahoe street. Husbana of Cleo L\ijan; father of John and Anthony Lujan, road club display. Those accom- on the 30th day of March at 12 o’clock great-grandchildren. Requiem \Mass was noon. 1951, unless tha same has been re celebrated in St. Cajetan's church Dec. Pauline Mascarenas. and Lorraine anying the troop were Mr. Read, Garcia: and brother of Theodosia Lujan. deemed before 12 o’clock noon of aaid date. 12. Interment Mt. Olivet. Capitol mor Ir. JacksiJn, Mr. Collinge, and Mr. WITNESS my hand and seal Uiis 27th Clatisified Ads tuary. Requiem Mass was celebrated in St. Cajetan's church Dec. 9. Interment Mt. McDonald. day of November. 1950. It will pay you to read ALL of the following adTorti.ementi. | ^ MARY ROWE, 62. mother of Byron Olivet. Trevino mortuary. The Boy Scout troop will have (SEAL) MANAGER OF REVENUE Rowe of 2240 Harlan, Lakewood: Robert FRANK A. SANCHEZ. 49, of 1124 By A. S. BRODHEAD P. Rowe. Richland. Wash.; Clyde J a Christmas party Dec. 19 in the First Publication Nov. 30, 1960 Larimer street. Father of Ernest J. and WANTED TO BUT Rowe, Germany; Harold R. Rowe, Palo Julian Sanchez, and Bonicia S. Torrez: basement of the church rectory. Last Publication Dec. 14, 1950 ADDRESSING SERVICE Alto, Calif.; Mrs. Marie Nethcrion, and brother of Barbara Lopez, Victoria Prizes will be exchanged between NOTICB OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND CATHOLIC Encyclopedia in compjete Seta. Kansas City. Mo.; and Mrs. Ruth Miller. Castro, Maggie Montoya, and Raymond the scouts. Games will be played DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP Envelopes, Circulars, cards bsnd addrcMcd. Box 1620, Dept E, The Register, Denver. Denver. The Rosary will be recited in Sanchez. Also surviving are 17 grand Phone answering service. PEarl 3610. Mrs. Colorado. ’ • the Capitol chapel at 8 o’clock Thurs children. Requiem High Hass was cele and r^reshments served. ESTATE OF CLARA T. BIENAPFL. ^ae Farmer. ______day evening, Dec. 14. Requiem Mass brated in St. Cajetan’ s church Dec. 9. St. Jude’s circle met Dec. 4 in DECEASED. No. 89404 APARTMENT WANTED will be celebrated in Holy Ghost church Interment Ml. Olivet Trevino mortuary. Notice is hereby given that on tbe 19th WANTED TO RENT at 9 o'clock Friday, Dec. 15. Interment the home of Mrs. Jack Treloar. Register employee desperately neeUs three ROSE FARNELL. 94, of Littleton. day of December, 1950, 1 will present to To S86.00 for completely or partly fur Mt. O livet Capitol mortuary. Mother of Herbert Farnell of Lodi, Mrs. Mary Dixon was a guest and the County Court of the City and (bounty of or four room apartment or house. Will pay nished house or apt. Refined couple, infant up to 960.00 per month. Call KByatono ROLAND C. ALVA, four-month-old Calif.: Ada Farnell of Littleton, and the mentbers present were Mmes. Denver. Colorado, my accounts for final son. Muat vacate by Jan. 1. Exc. Kef. from 4206, Extsnsion 4 from 8:30 to 6 :00.______TREVINO son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Alva of Lillie Milner of Ft. Collins: and grand settlement of the administration of said Nick Bakarich, Terry Donaldson, present landlady. Call. EA. 1771. 1467 Mariposa street. Services were mother of Edwin Farnell of Littleton. Joseph Figlino, John Francone, estate, when and where all persons iir in FOR RENT held in the Trevino mortuary chapel Requiem High Mass was celebrated in terest may appear and object to them, if BRICK REPAIRS Dec. 11. Interment Mt. Olivet. Treyino St. Mary's church, Littleton, Dec. 11 Edward Heppting, Bob Kershaw, they so desire. Mortuary mortuary. • Interment Littleton. John McDonald, Paul Pomponio, Notice is also hereby given that there has BRICK REPAIRS I Spwjtallatna In brtch VIRGINIA JOYCE APADOCA. age Leonard Richwein, and Florence been filed in said estate a petition asking 200 RENTALS PHONE PE. 0013 four months, of 2234 Larimer. Daughter MRS. GERTRUDE B. STRADLEY for a judicial aseWtainment and determina pointing and repairing, also caolking and of Mr. and Mrs. Arturo Apadoca, and Requiem Mass was celebrated in Sengenberger. The next meeting, tion of the heirs of such deceased, and painting GR. 7443 WALTER EVANS Apartments and Homes—All Locatidnf setting forth that the names, addresses and 3177 Benton St Almmcda at Logan granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Blessed Sacrament church Dec. 9 for the Christmas party, will be in the TACKETT’S OFFICE Ramirez and Luis Apadoca. Services are Gertrude B. Stradley, 39, of 2532 Dahlia new home of Mrs. Paul Pomponio. relationship of all persona, who ars or •tre«t, who died in Mercy hospital Dec. claim to be heirs of aaid deceased, so far PAINTING & DECORATING 110 8s. Julian St. 6. The Rosary was recited Dec. 8 in Baptized by Father Wogan as known to the petitioner, are as follows, Wallpaper banging, painting, remndtllat SRermsn 1769 KEystons 8161 the Olinger mortuary. Burial was in Mt. are: Michael Joseph, son to-wit: George W. Bienapfl. Box 1286, Olivet. Mrs. Mary McCloikey BUir Maniton, Colorado, father; ^ lle Norton Call KE 6798. ______Waatwood 878 of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Goetz- Bienapfl, Box 1286, Manitou. Colorado, M n. Stradley was bom in Denver Jan, fried, with David R. Goetzfried 3, 1911, and educated both in parochial even before her graduation from motherf POR paparbanging and painting call Anton schools and St. Mary’s academy. She and Rosemary DeMers as spon Accordingly, notice Is also hereby given Beringer. 168 Madison. EA 2286. attended the Denver Art Institute for St, Dominic’s grade school, by the sors; Victoria Lynn, daughter of that upon the date aforesaid, or the dav to which the hearing may be continued, roW K LS * LINEN SUPPLY Homes for Sale ) six years, leaving in 1986 when she Civic theater for five years. She Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Lee, with was married to Henry B. Stradley. She was well known to all the patrons the Conrt will proceed to receipt and hear was employed i>y^ the Colorado Life Frank J. Rago and Joy Merelli as proofs concerning the heirs of such de MOUNTAIN TOWEL k SUPPLY CO Insurance company. of the Egyptian theater, where she ceased, snd. upon the proofs submitted, Service famlabeU far OSiess. Barbara sponsors; Marsha Lee, daughter of will enter a decree In said estate determin In addition to her husband, there sur was cashier during this time. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Archam- Rsstanrsnta. Storsa. and Baonaets SL Louis Parish— Englewood vive two sons, John A. and James A. ing who are tbe heirs of such deceased B W BECUUS. Manager Within the past few weeks she bault, with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd person, at which hearing all persons claim JUST UKi nUSH HJOWfftS Stradley: her parents, Mr. and Mrs. had to relinquish her employment 1327 Cartli St. MA. TMI 2 or 8 bedroom homes with or withput M. Brmdasich: and two slaters. Mrs Black as sponsors. ing to be heirs at law of such deceased n sy EVERY DAYf appear and preaent their proofs. basements, in 4600 block south on Rose M. Hodgson and Mrs. Emalie A. with the State theater, where she Sunday will be Communion day B. C. Hilliard, Jr., DRUGGISTS Delaware and Cherokee; or will build JACQLES BROTHERS Francis, all of Denver. had been employed by Mrs. Char for all the children of the parish. lotte Stuever, manager, who was Administrator. to suit you. 28 E. 6th Ave. int tn Imtanr S. 61k An. AL. 2019 The children will receive Commun First publication November 16. 1950 TOUR PRESCRIPTIONS formerly with the Civic organiza Last publication December 14. 1950 Cardinal a Detective ion in a body in the 8 o’clock Mass. FREE APPRAISALS New York.— Another was added tion. The Altar and Rotary toeiety will be fillsd correctly at Call os for quick setion in salt tf to his many honorary offices when She was born in Denver May 9, it entertaining all the women of WASHINGTON I^AKK PHARMACY SCORE* ^ ^ (four Kellys, one YOUR property. \ Cardinal Spellman was appointed 1931, and attended SL Dominic’s the parith at a. reception in the very small bedroom) Ph. SP. 9716 1996 Senth Gaylord 8t Monuments & Markers rade school and the Cathedral parith hail on Thurtday evening an honorary member of the De of 9th (fifth Luting with ns U JO U R sssarancs of tectives’ Endowment association. tigh. She was married to Lowell at 7:45. Thit will be an oppor Kelly doe at home prompL courteous handling of YOUR We carry a complete line of grave blankets, crosses, He was presented with a miniature Blair Jan. 20, 1950, in Arvada. tunity for all tha new membert plat# this month) raal aatats problems. wreaths, marble statues and vases. gold detective’s badge and a cer Surviving are her husband, Lowell; of the parith to become ac ^ t ART’S tificate of membership by Joseph her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph quainted. SITUATION: Wh.n yon want to buy, ws have, You will be surprised when you see our prices. try Kia.*« 1500 S. Broadway always, YOUR best Intsresta at haart. Harley, president. - - CfcMcCloskey, Arvada; four sisters: St. Ann’s pircle plans a white pity icaln. Help a , to brint in No. 6 with > korae(r) « Mrs. Patricia Price, Denver; and elephant sale in the parish hall Ws will find YOU what YOU want Stop — Shop and Save ^ Agnes, Camilla, and Karen, Ar ;We Pay ('ash; Dr. D. C. Werthman after each Mass on Sunday morn If you hiLTe a two-bed-room in our wide variety of lUtings. vada; and two brothers, Joseph ing. Articles on sale will run the place to rent, ^ For Uied Furniture \ Lettering and Cleaning Done at Cemeterg and AssMiate and /Daniel, Arvada. gamut from Western hats to Wilson & Wilson, Realty Dentfsts The Rosary was recited in the waffle irons and tea towels. call JIM KELLY at y and < Members of St. Louis Parish ' Day mortuary Friday afternoon, There will be High Mass at mid ^ Migcelianeous Iterat ^ 2668 So, Broadway BU. 1-II7I AKvada Norman's Memorials ARvada PLATES Dec. 8, and in the evening at 7:30 night Christmas with High Mass THE REGISTER, KE. 4205, 606 IStb Street 1206 15th Street ► PE. 4014 RA.6423 < Open evenings till 9 12.31-J 7769 W. 44th on Way to Mt. Olivet 1231-J and 8:30 by large gatherings of again .at 10 o’clock on Christmas or Lakewood 1780W y OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 p.au < KEyttene 6721 TAbor 8761 her many Iriendi. morning. Low M titei will be said A. A. A . A . A A. A T s m Thursday, Dee. 14, 1950 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyetone 4205 PAGE NINE First Things First Santa Claus Shop Strange But True By Rev. James B. Hamblin SAID "BUSINESS OUTLOOK" magazine in ^iisiq u in h ic d lL. Aids Needy Tots riHf IS fWE TO ABDICATE its issue of Dec. 2: "Prices have been rising so GUEST REGISTORIAL steadily that it’s no novelty when another record By Boyd S. Bailey ■Without* the consent: oF the Gardinalsj topples. But this week the major price indexes * Vice President, Family Welfare Service' Or o n ^ C h u rch b od ij. went through the roof. The consumer price index, IN THIS TROUBLED Holy Year, 1950, in jumped to 176.1, topping the former high set in which half the inhabitants of the world are think ft>PE stcelestinev v a c a t e d Catholic Books for Christmas August and September, 1948. Even without its By Rev. John B, Ebel for variety's sake, Monsignor Ronald Knox’s The ing in terms of annihilating and conquering the t h r o n e in 1 2 9 ^ new upward revision, the index went to 174.8— Gospel in Slow Motion and The Creed in Slow other half, we in Denver have the wonderful for up a full point over the previous month. The ‘ SOMEWHERE IN THE COURSE of our reading of proofs this week, we came across the Motion, each very enjoyable and very profitable tune of having a nationally famous and one of Bureau of Labor Statistics* wholesale price index treatments of their respective topics; Father the most outstanding or is now at 170.2— also over the A u^st, 1948, story of an incident at a Commimist rally. The speaker was challenged by someone from the floor James Keller’s One Moment Please} dffers brief ganizations of its kind in peak.” dynamic meditations in the Christopher manner; America — the &nta A young man, doing a heroic job in rearing a on a quotation he had ascribed to Karl Marx. "Without a moment’s hesitation he walked to a The Mary Book of Sheed & Ward would be a Claus Shop.. Christian family, finds light relief in being able splendid gift in this year of the Assumption. Organized in 1,930, to purchase a case of vegetables at wholesale— book shelf, took down a volume, flipped the pages unerrinjriy, end read .off the passage in question Then there is Monsignor Fulton Sheen’s Lift just 20 years ago, with and still has to pay 11 cents a can. He pays 20 the aim of bringing a cents a quart to give his children milk, 19 cents How many Catholics could do the same if chal- .t ip Your Heart, climbing fast on the best-seller lis’ts; Father John A. O’& ien’s'books on converte, greater measure of for a loaf of decent bread, 79 cents for a pound lenged on a quotation from the New Testament, telling the fascinating dramas of corfversion in Christmas joy and happi of hamburger, at least $4 for a pair of shoes for or a Papal encyclical, or froni one of the leading individual aouls: The Road to Damascus and ness to thousands of un his babies. Egg^s go up five cents a dozen in modern Catholic authors? Where I Found Christ; the famous English ex- derprivileged children in three days. Rent goes up 25 per cent overnight. This thought, combined with the approach of Communist leader’s story of* his conversion, Denver, it is a volunteer AND YET, THOSE WHO are supposed to be Christmas and its shopping problems, leads us to Douglas Hyde's I Believe; G. K. Chesterton’s The organization from giv- watching over the economy of our nation can ask: “ Why not make it a Catholic literature Common Man, a portion of the hitherto unprinted ing,^ollection, and re- find no problem more pressing than the price of Christmas?" There are few gifts as lasting and aS literary legacy of this incomparable writer; and ■ pairing to distribution automobiles. The President of the United States useful as a good Catholic book. And what will a host of titles for every age and taste. and administration. Each can find nothing more to worry about than the remind the recipient of you more often than a year as it becomes larger fact that a critic gave an honest opinion of his Catholic paper that comes weekly, or a magazine Catholic literature, of course, fail^ in its pur and a greater volunic of daughter’s ability as a concert singer. that comes every month? pose if it is not read. But on the other hand, now toys, dolls, books, .can The salesmen with whom the writer dickered AS FOR stjCGESTIONS, how could we start is it to be read if it is not purchased? And so dies, clothing, etc., f)ows again we say: “ Why not make this a Catholic several months ago will probably be surprised off if not with the Register—the National edition through its doors, the that he how implies the price of automobiles is fbr almost anyone in the nation, Catholic or non- literature Christmas?” , shop still holds to its Catholic, and at only $1.25 a year? the local edi not important. Surely it is. But it seems to me Boyd Bailey fundamental prindples. that the officers of price control should be spend tion for anyone acquainted with persons and Last year 9,000 children ing more time on and giving more interest to the events here. And there are a dozen excellent Turkey in a Hostile World had a merrier and more joyful Christmas— ^tHlinka problems of the necessities of life than they rive Catholic magazines that have only a fraction of ' By E d Miller to the shop. j to luxury items. Something is wrong with their the circulation they deserve: The Catholic Digest, IN THE FIELD of international politics, the AMONG THE GOOD PEOPLE who first or- thinking, their sense of values, when the price of the Sign, Extension, St- Anthony's Messenger, Korean war has separated the adults from the ganized the Santa Claus Shop was the late Mrs. automobiles is more important than the sky the Torch, the Catholic World, America — to adolescents, the men of principle from the men M a ^ e Duddy of the Catholic Chari'iies, who’was rocketing prices of milk and bread and shoes. mention only a few. of expediency. And in this time of test., we have chairman of the doll booth of the shop from the AND, WITH ALL DUE RESPECT for the for books, any Catholic church goods store found a new strong ally in an unexpected quar beginning until her death in March, 1949. Her dignity of his office, it would also seem that our can offer you a good selection. Suggestions would ter— the Turks. daughter, Mrs. George Rock, has taken overf her leader *ou ld be more concerned with the fact have to be at random from the hundreds of pos One of the few bright spots In a fortnight of mother’s chairmanship and is carrying on ip the that the world of freedom and democracy is sibilities. First off, how about the Bible or the gloomy communiques from the war area has been same fine tradition as her mother. She, as her ■ crumbling than he is with the fact that a critic New Testament or the Imitation of Christ, peren a series of reporte on Turkish troops in the field mother before her, is aided by the Junior Cath says his daughter sings flat. nial best-sellers and a must on every Christian’s near Pyongyang, troops who fought a bloody olic Daughters, St. Anne’s circle of tljie ArUh- The critic implied that there is always anx bookshelf. .These are followed clpsely by a life of rear-guard action with bayonets, guns, rocks, and bishop’s guild, and volunteers from Catholic Char iety whether the President’s daughter will reach Christ, of which there are at least 10 good ones fists to save the U. S. Second division from an ities. They dress, make up the dolls, and staff The Denver Catholic Register her goal. Unless tbs'leaders of this country wake available. The Christ the Son of God by the Abbe nihilation. Having suffered more than 500 cas the booth when the shop is open. Last year toey President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. up to the fact that we are in a v e ^ real danger Constant Fouard comes in an inexpensive paper- ualties in the withdrawal, the Turkish troops, handled 3,400 dolls and this year they plan on Editor...... Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. of being overwhelmed and undermined by Soviet bound edition. The latest is Father Ferdinand bitter at having been abandoned twice by troops distributipg 4,000. The booth needs dolls in good Managing Director...... Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. Russia and its satellites, that food is more im Prat’s two-volume work: Jesus Christ: His Life, whom they in turn had refused to abandon, bitter repair, which can be sent directly to the shop. City Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., Litt.D. portant than automobiles, that Red diplomats are His Teaching, and His Work. And how about* because they had held their section of the lino Catholic organizations benefiting dirfectly Associate Editors — Rev. Francis Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linus more dangerous than unkind critics, we might a daily or a Sunday Missal for better apprecia in hand-to-hand fighting only to be pocketed be from the shop are the Ave Maria clinic. Little Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A., LittU.; Rev. Robert very well feel anxiety as to whether America tion of the Mass? cause their flank troops had pulled out without Flower center, Vail Community center. Fox Kekeisen, M.A., Litt.M.; Paul H. Hallett, LittD.; Jack Heher, A.B.; can survive. AND FOR A QUICK SAMPLING, there is, telling them, straggled back to Pyongyang, foot Street center, and the parochial schools, as well James Kelly, A.B.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan, M.F.A. sore and weary after a 50-mile hike. But, in as the Catholic Charities central office. These I dicative of the spirit of these fighters was the Catholic organizations derive a tremendous Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. Sonto'Clous? Certainly! the little ones to show them how bright are the fact that, outside of Pyongyang, they waited until amount of good from the shop and are heartily Thli PiDtr Prfated Entirely By Union Labor 3 y Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen innocent pleasures of His world. Yet some say, they could regroup and march into the city, heads in favor of it. The program of the shop also ties i^ublished Weekly by EVERY YEAR at this time there are those '‘There is no Santa Claus.” high, as a fighting unit that had been hurt— but in with the Catholic Charities Christmas Dasket who go about trying to “ debunk" the idea that That point itself could be argued with his not beaten. program. THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) there actually exists a jolly man in red and white THE ACTIONS of the Turkish troops are par 938 Bannock Street, 1 torical record as a proof. St. Nicholas, regardless THIS YEAR AS in years past the Catholic called Santa Claus. Even members of the increas of the legends to which his exploits have given ticularly refreshing in light of the weaknesses laity is supporting the Santa Claus Shop 'with Telephone, KEystone 4205 F. 0. Box 1620 ingly sophisticated younger generation are num rise, was a real person, and a Bishop at that. The that have shown up in the wills of many of our toys, dolls, books, clothing, costume jewelry, etc. ber^ among the killjoys who would rob child story that tells of his saving three little tots so-called allies in the face of the Soviet bombast. All of Denver’s 13 fire stations are receiving Subscription; hood of its fondest anticipation. from death is what connected the jovial Church As one writer has put it, “ The Turk soldier is points for the shop. The Lions’ club may be i con 75 cents per year in Archdiocese of Denver. There is hardly any adult who does not re man with the children’s Santa. fierce, and fiercely patriotic. There is no trace tacted and will call and pick up contributions. of the weaker psychology sometimes found in $1.25 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. member with a whimsical brightness of eye those Santa Claus is a symbol-^-a symbol Of giving, Checks to help the shop may be sent to A. M. wonderful days of his childhood preceding the de France and parts of Germany, of accepting So Gruenler, 161'7 Niagara street, who is treawrer Canada, $2.00 a year per subscription. and the singing of happy songs, and the joy that viet occupation, if ‘ inevitable,’ rather than com lightful day of Christmas. There were the surrep comes with sacrifice made to make another’s of the organization. f Foreign countries, including Philippines, $2.75 a year. titious hiding of gifts in unlikely places; the rum plete destruction. The Turk would prefer de The Santa Claus Shop will be open Dec. 18 heart glad with a pretty present. “ Materialism,” struction.” maging through the attic for Christmas tree deco some righteous ones cry, when they see the stores to Dec. 22 at 1425 Court place, Denver. , Thursday, December 14, 1950 rations, some of them two generations old, and Indicative of the staunchness of the Turks as crowded to overflowing as a loudspeaker peals allies is the numerical comparison of the Turkish then the testing of the varicolored lights to see out carols. But is it materialism to do something OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER what must be bought; the magical visits to town force with other United Nations’ trqops actually Proy for Our Leaders special for a loved one at this unselfish time of aiding the U. S. The Defnver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. with Mom to see Santa Claus and all his eye year? Is one a materialist if he forgets himself By Paul H. Hallett opening treasures; the Christmas plays and par Of the some 53 member nations that voted We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What and remembers all his friends in the true spirit of approval of UN action in resisting Communist NEVER WAS THERE AN AGE in which ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or ties at school, when mystery was added by the giving? Christ said, “ For whoever gives you a cup secret drawing of names for 25-cent gifts among aggression in Korea, only one has more troops in leadership o f energy and vision was more sorely those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. of water to drink in My name, because you are th^e field. That nation is England, with “ about needed, and never has it been more generally We hope The Register will be read in every home of the the pupils; the reading of “ A Visit From St. Christ’s, amen I say to you, he shall not lose his Nicholas” and listening to every record in the 10,000 troops.” Turkey, at the moment, has 4,500 lacking than today. President Truman has acted Archdiocese. reward.” men in action, far more than have been sent by on occasion like a spoiled child. His vituperative house that had to do with this happy season; the THERE WILL BE A Santa Claus as long as We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in actual painstaking selection of a tree for the FYance, Canada, Australia, the Netherlands, New letter to a music critic who depreciated his daugh the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. one man in God’s universe nourishes in his breast Zealand, Greece, the Philippines, the Latin Amer ter’s singing is a striking, but not the most de- house, and its purposely drawn-out decoration; the spirit of charity. There will be a Santa Claus « URBAN J. VEHR the receipt of packages from relatives in other ican countries, or any of the other countries that, plorable, indication that the mountainous respon Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver. as long as there are children, for children demand by their slowness to act, have shown who our true sibilities under which he is laboring are too much towns, and wondering what was in them, and a Santa Claus as part of the lifeblood of their for whom; and, finally, Christmas morn, when friends are when the pork barrel is rolled away for his interior resources. hearts. And thank God there is a Santa Claua, and g^ins are passed out. Forty Hours' Devotion sleepy eyes become suddenly wide awake to see for the world has already too much of the hard, When we look at other countries, we find the what Santa Claus had brought, before the family AND, EVEN IF ALL the others quit, we can same lack of even a reasonable proportion be ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER the cynical, the despairing, to lose one of its be sure that Turkey Will fight on. Perhaps the Week of Dec. 17, Third Sunday of Advent left for Mass. brightest personages. There will be a Santa Claus tween the man and his office. Prime Ministeif Att best indication of the determination of the Turk lee of England is a timid little Parlor Pink, In no Fort Collins, Holy Family Church ALL TH^SE MEMORIES are good thinf^— as long as there is the Christ Child. He too must to fight Russian domination to the bloody end is little things, it is true, but things that God gives wise comparable to his septuagenarian oppdnent, , Leadville, St. Vincent’s Hospital have enjoyed His Birthday. a ringing statement made by Turkey’s first Sterling, St. Benedict’s Hospital Churchill. He lent aid and comfort by his per woman lawyer, Sureyya Agaoglu of Istanbul, who sonal acts to the Reds in the Spanish civil! war, said: and it is painfully evident that it is only the in CATHOLIC RADIO LOG “ You ask any Turk to fight America, and he fluence of the U. S. that keeps him from going a will ask: ‘Why?’ Ask him to fight Germany, he step further down the line of Communist ap- Station KOA ROSARY FOR PEACE— Sun- will ask, ‘ Why?’ Ask him to fight Italy, ‘Why?’ easement Anefirin Bevin, the British Foreign But ask him to fight Russia, and he will ask no CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, day, 8:15 p.m. S[inister, who so hurriedly granted recognition to questions. He will pick up his gun and go. the new masters of China, is spiritually small and 12 noon. FAMILY THEATER— Wodne*. day, 7:30 p.m.' “ That Is because of what Turks have suffered physically ailing. He recently showed the stuff of ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, Station KTLN at the hands of Russians. Go out into any of the which he is made by passing off in a public speech agricultural villages of Turkey, into those where a"” “ snide” remark about the dogm^a of ^he As 10:45 p .m . FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C. R.— they still plow with oxen and beat the chaff from Sunday, 7-8:30 a.m. sumption. Station KFEL the wheat by hand, exactly as it was done in Station _ KLZ IN FRANCE AND GERMANY Foreign,'Min Biblical days— go to any house and, if an old isters Schuman and Adenauer have shown ability AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, CHURCH OF AIR— Sunday, woman comes to the door, ask where her hus in a limited field, but they must battle against 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. 8-8:30 a.m. band is. the defeatism of a war-tired population, and they “ She will tell you he is dead— killed fighting are neither of the age nor of the genius to inspire. the Russians. Or she has lost a son. Every family The defect of superannuation also "besets has had someone killed by Xhe Russians.” . Churchill in England. AS WAR CORRESPONDENT Blair Moody of the Detroit News said recently, “ As much or Of all key statesmen this side the Iron; Cur more than any other county in Eurasia, the tain countries, none is of any notable caliber Hear Turk knows that Russian imperialism means except the soldier-chiefs^ Franco and Chiang slavery. He will die before he accepts it.” Kai-shek. In additibn to intelligence, which is In addition to its stalwart aid in the Korean shared also by Churchill, they have what Churchill campaign, the Turkish nation, with its 19 divisions lacks, a deep impression that spiritual Values of tough fighting men, stands now as one of the matter most. But Chiang on his threatened island, ASK and LEARN only “ rocks of resistance” we can depend upon and Franco in his still badgered Spain, arh not to dam the flood of Communists forces into the at present allowed to do much. Middle East. Humanly speaking, the situation is praclacally American military leaders now in South hopeless, but history is not made by human con eastern Europe are attempting to weld an ahtt siderations alone, God ultimately decides! con KOA Soviet bloc around Turkey’s determination. cerning the rise or ruin of nations. And Gqd does Correspondent Moody says, to “ fight like hell.” not depend on first-cl^s human m ate^l to ’They nope to form an island of power in a achieve His ends. Unsatisfactory as our leaders 10:45 ^ I Greece-Turkey-Yugoslavia alliance that can con are, they are still the only ones we are likely to tain the Russian behemoth, or, in the event of a have for some time. They are too small fo^ their EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT Russian push jnto Western Europe, form an jobs; but God is not. We can all appreciato the impregnable base from which a strong flanking feelings the present President must* have had Questions on relirion submitted by the radio smash can be made across Russian supply lines. when, a few hours after the news of Roosqvelt’: ' CERTAINLY TURKEY’S modern generation death, he turned to the reporters who were yidini audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. cannot be blamed for the bloody indiscretions with him in the car that was to take him to the perpetrated against Christianity by its ancestors, capitol; “ If any of you fellows know how to pray, Booklet on Catholic Church available free of cost but it may expiate those crimes of the 16th and I wish you would do it for me.” Prayer for toe to all inquirers. 19th centuries in our time as Christianity|8 ally .guidance of our leaders should be a special in- in a holy Crusade against the Antichrist of "tention in the novena of peace we are urged to WRITE TO make before this Christmas. when you bank The AMERICAN Way! atheistic Communism. ASK AND LEARN, StaUon KOA No Human Answer Denver 2, Colorado By J. R. Walsh as it is now close at hand. Our regular prayer and penance can be more “ devastating*’ ! than Enjoy your banking! Do as thousands WE HAVE GOOD REASONS to be concerned about current world conditions. The war _ in all bombs put together can be devastating,; of AMERICAN NATIONAL customers are doing. Korea is clearly additional proof that mankind The Block Rosary is a direct and easy means NAin 5314 alone is insufficient to itseU. Daily articles on to implore God’s aid for ourselves, for our‘ lead Take advantage of The American’s the front pages of newspapers assure us that man ers and for toe leaders of other nations. Neigh bors— men, wojnen, and children— meet oiice a “ Parking PlasrP’ right next door. made, man-continued, and man-unsolved prob lems are threatening another global war. And week at a convenient time in the home! of a F. J. KIRCHHOF Enjoy the easy^ modern all these things have come within a few years neighbor. After the Rosa^ is recited, toe [mem after the most tragic of all wars! bers return home, for this is not a soci^ gatoering ^ way of banking! Our problem, or its solution, is not the mere and “ weightier things are at stake in these tknes.” atomic bomb. Our problem has existed long be THE FAMILY ROSARY should be continued Construction Co. fore bombs were pranced, and our ills^are more on toe other evenings of the week. 'Whep this devastating than a hydrogen bomb. It is obvious, cannot be done by all members of the family, FREE PARKING too, that the UN alone cannot cure the woes of the Fatima Rosary— ^to be said anywhere—toould BUILDERS mankind. We must, therefore, look more deeply be recited. And such‘prayerful activity shoiild be Right Next Dcxir to the Bonk on a higher plane of action for the answer to extended to the frequent reception of Holy' Corn- We Appreciate Your Patronage mankind’s problem. union, especially on the first Saturday of every The question is simply what can we as in month, in k spirit of reparation and penance. 700 Lawrence S t . Denver, Colo. HEAR ^'AMERICAN SERENADE’* dividuals do for ourselves and the world— some The tim^ thus spent, even if only 16 minutes thing that will really be a cure-all? The answer a day, is bound to have repercussions in ou; souls KLZ, 8 :3 0 P.M. EVERY WEDNESDAY has been given by none other than the Mother and daily activities. The soul, by virtue this ESTABUSUED 1H( of God. And because her answer is so simple and prayer and meditation, is enlarged or exranded direct, we, in our complexity, find it difficult to so that it will see clearly and do precisely the under^nd and to practice. She directs that we moral things that must be done to achieve peace, TheAmericdn Fixture Co say the Rosary every day, meditate on its mys happiness, and security. Mftnoft^arort of teries, recite the Rosary with our friends, and do Through this increased enlightenment and The AMERICAN NATIONAl BANK penance and sacrifice. capacity, toe soul is enabled to render much more Giurch Pews and Altars / ' NONE OTHER THAN the Mother of God to God’s external honor and f A ( ^ TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thuridoy, Dec. 14, 1950 J O N I SIOMC ONI.Y Reception for Fr. Powers Set Dec. 79 Fir^t Communicants at St. Anthony's In St James' Hall on Silver Jubilee k U a n M n (St. Jama*’ Pariih, Danyar) ing Dec. 8 in the Walsh Memorial Mrs. Cullinan will care for the 1628 l7fh5T.'^ albs. Mrs. John Evers will be A reception will be held in hall. The Very Rev, William Ken- neally, C.M., of St. Thomas’ seini- chairman of the sacristy commit Optometrist hbnor of Father William Pow nary spoke on the Blessed Virgin, tee for the new year, and Mrs. and Opliciah ers on Tuesday, Dec. 19, from her Immaculate Conception, and Thomas Degan will care for the 7 to 9 o’clock in the Walsh her Assumption. ^ small linens. Helen Walsh In the busine*! meeting the The following volunteered to A*m41iu Memorial hall. All the parish take up the flower collection this W. R. JOSEP$ orz&nizations are participating in following officer* were elected for the coming year: President, Sunday: 6 o’clock Mass, Mmes. EYES CXAMINQ) this event to honor the pastor on Halpin, Perenyi, and Le Bois; 7:15 the occasion'of his silver jubilee in Mr*. William Van Dyne; vice Phoat TAbM .|Si« president, Mr*. J. J. WaUh; Ma^s, Mmes. Noll, Higgins, Wil SIS-ZIS M *i«tl« BHs. the priesthood. All parishioners helm, Kennedy, and Kuhl; 8:30 are invited to felicitate him on secretary, Mrs. Allyn Schmidt; and treasurer, Mrs. Karl Nehon. Mass, iMmes. Vogel, Behrens, this happy occasion. Church, Bastedo, and Baker; 9:45 More than 100 members of'the The following women volun Mass, Mmes. Ransom, Renicke, Altar and Rosary society were teered for the care of the altars Van Buskirk Kittleson, and Stew guests of the parish priests at a in January: Mm^s. Hopkins, Wil art; 11 o’clock Mass, Mmes. Genty, lunch preceding the monthly meet helm, Nelson, Leavitt, and Casper. Kohler, Reddick, Schmidt, and Baumgartner; and 12:15 Mass, Mmes. Bigelow, Helman, Leydon, Mahoney, Rainville, and Daniluk. Jwo (Dandi^ Father Moynihan Speakt The Rev. James Moynihan was Famous Name Brands the guest of honor at the meeting C h h ib im a A . of the Men’s club Dec. 15. A sup Gruens per was served by the men to the members of the school football Elgius Give a team. Joe Huggins reported that FORTY-TWO CHILDREN RECEIVED First Com David Victor Garcia, Patricia Ann Garcia, Helen Irene Gessing, Bulovas all was in readiness for the Christ Frence Marie Louise Gonzales, Jeromino Gregory, Paula Jean Community Plate Sport-A-Robe mas party to be held on Sunday, munion in St. Anthony of Padua’s church, Westwood, Hill, Stephen Juarez, John Anthony La Barbara, Emilie Jean La Dec. 17, in the Walsh Memorial Dec. 8. The children were enrolled in the Scapular and Miraculous Crue, William James Lehr, Sally Mary London, Donald Edward Mares, And Muny Others hall for all the preschool children medal on Dec. 10. The first communicants, pictured above with the Donald Raymond McCartney, Frank Thomas McKune, Francis 100% Wool Blanket of the parish. Santa Claus will be parish administrator. Father Michael Maher, are David Apodaca, Novak, Anthony Raymond Real, Anthony Frederick Reno, Francis !e cordially invite you to 48" X 60" in a zipper present with candy for all the Philip Apodaco, Joan Benita Aragon, Felix Arthur Archuleta, George Leroy Riedel, Ruth Edna Roark, Samuel Matthew Sandoval, Lynda look over our Gift selec children. The party will be from Joseph Atencio, John Joseph Avila, Michael Ralph Borden, Charles Louise Simpleman, Frances Louise Simpleman, Ronald J. Steinback, tion. plastic bog. Con be to 6 o’clock. Richard Borden, Cheryl Ann Bradley, Patricia Ann Brovsky, Clayton John Stephen Traynor, Dolores Trujillo, Victor Trujillo, and Ruth used os cushion while The children of the school will George Carver, Patricia Cole, Joyce Marie Egan, William David Egan, Virginia Vigil. • • have their Christmas party in the + DUNBAR-ANDREWS driving the cor . . . or school on Wednesday, Dec. 20. + + os 0 blanket for attend PTA Sells Cards JEWELERS I An overflow crowd attended the Altar Unit Elects Blessed Sacrament Pupils Are Caroling ing football or hockey PTA meeting on Tuesday night. Op«n N'itht* Until Christwa* gomes, or any outdoor T. Raber Taylor gave a very in At St. Anthony's (Ble**«d Sacrament Pari*h, 15, with Mrs. Mary Carbone of Mr*. Mark J. Felling, FRemont 3339 E. Colfax DE. 05021 sport. Only . . . teresting talk to the parents. Mrs. Denver) 4120 Montview boulevard as host 2125, at least by Saturday of Victor Lombardi, chairman of the Where Psrkinf le No Problei The *econd annual Cbri*tma* ess, assisted by Mrs. C. W. Bur each week. If occasionally Christmas card committee, re (St, Anthony’* Pari*h, Denver) jubilee week, inaugurated by rell. The traditional Christmas I ^ g s o items are omitted it is owing to ported that more than $6,000 . Newly elected officers of the Sitter Monica la*t year, is being project for 1950 will be in the worth of cards had been sold to lack of space in the particular The firme listed here deserve Altar and Rosary society will be preiented by her mutic pupil* form of material aid for the In be remembered when you ere die- date. Mrs. Griffin reported that installed at the January meeting. tbi* week from Dec. 11 to IS fant of Prague nursery. issue of the "Denver Catholic tributinf your Mtronofe to the dill* Buy 0 Gift Certificate for the PTA council has decided that They are Mrs. Arthur Nider, pres inclueive. E afe h one of her Mmes. James Eakins, Adrian Register.’’ ferent lines of ouslness. AUTO SEAT COVERS in order to continue the lunch pro ident; Mrs. Mary Gibson, first vice mu*ic pupil* arrange* a pro Maguire, and James H. McCarthy gram after the first of the year it president; Mrs. Ann Jensen, sec gram of Chri*tm’a* mu*ie, and will be cohostesses to the mem This Certificate is will ba necessary to raise the price ond vice president; Mrs. Florence invite* parent*, relative*, and bers of St. Joseph’s circle Friday, Since the first gas lines were constructed, Killam ' packaged in a to 20 cents. Maul, treasurer; and Mrs. Doro friend* to hear the aelection* Dec. 15. The bridge-luncheon will Gas Burners have faithfully served homes, novelty box, illus The Mothers’ club will meet this thy Geary, secretary. during the le**on period. be held in Mrs. Eakln’s home. Friday, Dec. 15, following the de Miss Jo Anne Malloy entertained churches, schools, office buildings and industry. trating a seat Santa Claus, with the help of Sister Angelita has announced votions in the Walsh Memorial the members of Our Lady of Fa cover with actual hall. These meetings are open to the Altar and Rosary society, is that the annual Christmas party giving the children of the Bible for the kindergarten children, to tima circle at a dessert-bridge in fabric . . . to be all women of the parish and are her home Monday evening, Dee. 4. devoted to an open discussion of class and the children’s choir, in be presided over by Santa Claus, K i l l a m g a s b u r n e r c o . placed under the cluding their small brothers and will be held next week prior to the Bridge awards were given to Miss religious topics. Refreshments are Margaret Murray and Mrs. Clau MANUFACTURIRS AND HIATINO ENGINIERS Christmas tree. sisters, a big Christmas party Sat closing of school. Parents and rel served following the meetings dia Betz. Because the next meet urday morning, Dec. 23, from 10 atives of the children will be in The current topic under discussion ing date falls on New Year’s day, Natural Gas with Killam Burners means cheaper i The recipient will o’clock to noon in the parish hall. vited. Honored guests always in is the Sunday Missal and those the group will not convene until heating costs, and automatic, carefree, clean j have gomethingto Donations for the Christmas clude the priests of the parish. attending are asked to bring their Jan. 10, at which time Miss Mur warmth continuously. Dependable guarantees for : remember you by own copy. decorations of the church are be Henry B. Nadorff presented the ray will be hostess. ing accepted at this time by the 35 yeors. and appreciate Mrs. Thomas Degan left this kindergarten with a beautiful Circle captain* and publicity Altar and Rosary society. wood case, which was made spe week for San Francisco, Calif., chairmen for all parUh activi throughout th e cially to store the many puzzles 260 BROADWAY RACE 2871 where she will spend the holidays The Mother Cabrini circle will ties are asked to give new* used in the kindergarten. year. with her son, Bernard Friel, and meet Dec. 18 in the home of Mrs. to the parish correipondant. his family. Harold Renaud, 6401 Morrison Thirty pupils of the Blessed ^ 4 . 5 0 per cufhion Mrs. Edwin Wilcox entertained road. Sacrament school attended the the St. Rose of Lima circle Dec. CSMC meeting at S t Francis de Ideal for Your Sweetheart’s, Friend’s, or Family Car. 13 in her home writh three tables Sales’ school Dec. 8. The Blessed Why not your pastor’s car? of canasta. Youth Club in Golden Sacrament school report on miss Baptized and received into the ion activities was given by George OPEN MONDAYS AND Church on Tuesday was Marilyn At St. Joseph's Porish Coughlin. One of the school’s mis Larsen Schnurr; also Joseph Les sion projects is the collection of ter, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. THURSDAYS TILL 9:00 P.M. Plans Yuletide Dance canceled stamps. Last week ago AUTO BODY AMD UPHOISURY COMPAHY Lester Joseph Schnurr, with Emil fourth grade student Pat Logan, WooSy WilsoB, Member of Onr LaSr *f LoorSee Parish Schnurr and Margaret Kampel- brought in 10 pounds of canceled man as sponsors in both cases. Golden. — (St. Joseph’* Per stamps. ■' 696 So. Broadway PE. 5264 The school children will attend ish)— St. Joseph’s Youth club is Mass on Monday morning at 8:30 »on*oring e Yuletide dence High School Girl O n o p d o and receive Holy Communion for Thuradey, Dec. 28, in the perish Received Into Church the intention of the pastor as a hell. The fun will begin et 9 Patricia Mary Nowlin, a sopho jubilee gift. Breakfast will be o’clock end lest till 12 o’clock. served the children following the There will be e good orchestre. more at West high school, Mass. During the day the children Tickets ere $1.20 end w’ill be was baptized on Dec. 8 by the Rev. P j U 2 M / d L IT’S of the school will present a pro sold et the door. Everyone is William J. Mulcahy, with Frank gram in honor of the pastor. welcome. and Marcia Day as sponsors. Pa tricia, who has been taking in structions from the sisters, made her First Communion Sunday! TRANSFER TIME $ Games Party Is Planned morning, Dec. 10, in Mass in the sisters’ chapel, with Father Mul cahy as the celebrant. She was also the sisters’ guest at breakfast V t e t f m a " Drawer Style S At Westminster Parish after Mass. |1 The Blessed Sacrament circle of Metal Reinforced (Holy Trinit||r Perish, avenue, with Mr. Greco acting as the Archbishop’s guild will be Westminster) chairman. guests of Misses Mary, Cath At the last meeting of the Holy It was voted to change the name erine, and Frances Nadorff at Metal Front Trinity Men’s club plans were made from Holy Trinity Men’s club to their home Thursday evening, Dec. for the games party to be held the Holy Trinity Holy Name so 21. It will be the circle’s annual Monday evening, Dec. 18, at the ciety and to adopt the rules and Christmas party. Snap Down Styles Club ’ Lounge. These parties have order of business of the Holy Mr. and Mrs. Peter Donaghue 5 been very successful with the Name society. and family, who have been living A ll SIZES guests taking home many valuable The following officers were on Dahlia street, have moved into gifts. Free refreshments are elected for the coming year: A. J- their new home at 2660 Holly served by the women of the Altar Blatter, president; Ralph Weibel, street. and Rosary society. The men ex vice president; Martin Schwartz, Mrs. James Eakins entertained Cominercial Products Co. press their sincere appreciation treasurer; and Richard Robedeau, the Barney Boosters at a bridge- tor the fine co-operation of the secretary. luncheon in her home last week. Office Furniture and Supplies women. They also express thanks The next meeting will be held The Rev. Bernard Karst, S.J., was to La Bate for the use of the Club on Jan. 7, the first Sunday of the a guest. 1707 Lawrence St. TA. 2990 Lounge. month, at 8 p.m. in the home of The meeting was held in the Richard Robedeau, 7520 Osceola Cub Scouts to Hove home of J. V. Greco, 3241 W. 54th street. Christmas Party Dec. 20 The Altar and Rosary society The Cub Scouts will hold their elected new officers Dec. 5 in the annual Christmas party in the home of Mrs. Irene Valente, 7797 school auditorium Wednesday eve Bradburn avenue. They are Mmes. ning, Dec. 20, at f :15. Pack den Carrie Aldrich, president; Isabel 4 will" present a program that eve THE Weibel, vice president; Rose Marie ning. Gustih, secretary; and Gertrude The Cub Scouts will bring toys Steinbrecker, treasurer. The offi to be given to the St. Vincent dej cers were installed in a candle Paul society f o r distribution, light service. among the needy at Christmas.' A pantry shower for the nuns MAY The boys are also preparing | will be held Dec. 24, and everyone is asked to take something to the Christmas boxes for St. Augus-| church on that day. Homecanned tine’s Indian mission at Winne goods will be especially appreci bago, Neb. All parents and inter ated. The society presented a gift ested friends are invited to the CO. to the Rev. Forrest H. Allen and meeting. The Rev. Anton Borer, exchanged gifts among themselves. S.M.B., is the spiritual director, The January meeting will be held and Bernard Foster is cubmaster. in the home of Mrs. Dora Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Leon 3485 W. 72nd avenue, on Jan. 2 ard are returning to Denver to make their home. Mrs. 'Leonard at 8 p.m. express the The women are to meet at the is visiting her parents in Indianap RADIO-PHONOGRAPHS THAT ARE church Friday evening, Dec. 22, to olis at present. Last Sunday Father Mulcahy clean and decorate for Christmas. It wa* decided to ttert e par- baptized the following babies: Su true spirit san Marie, daughter of L t and i*h lending library. A committee we* appointed to obtain infor Mrs. Donald Hathaway, with Kathleen Murphy and Jade Mur THE FINEST IN EVERY WAY! Christmas mation concerning the_ variou* Cetbolic book club* before phy as sponsors, and Don Murphy as proxy for the latter; Rita choo*ing one to join. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Soucie, Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Roberts, with Mr. and choose your gifts from our 208 Bradburn avenue, are the par Mrs. Ed Mitchell as godparents; ents of a girl; Linda Ann, born Suzanne Jane, daughter of Mr. Nov. 16. Mr. and Mrs, Raymond complete selection of statues, and Mrs. Joseph A. Forgeron, the Weskamp, Route 5, have an -this combioatio® ptoves nounced the birth of a boy, Dennis with Clarisse Forgeron and Ro bert Sullivan as sponsors, and Raymond, Nov. 17. Mr. and Mrs. ^ to )ooV »t-easygt—easy to - list^ w medals and other religious articles William Keongh arc parents^of a Marie and Theodore Sevier as proxies. The gift that expresses the true Christmas thought. We have a girl, Karen Mary. Mr. and Mrs. L. S; Harris, 7695 On Dec. 5 Father Borer bap complete selection . . . just a few of which ore listed below. Come Newton, and their children, tized Mary Faith, daughtCT of Mi. in and'see this fine assortment. George Michael and Leslyn Jean- and Mrs. John A. Gardina, with Mr. and Mrs. John D. Stanley, as Nativity Sets from Italy, beautifully colored, 9 figures...... 2.95 ine, are moving to Stealing. The women are to meet at the sponsors. The very popular Our Lady of Fatima Statues, ' Thomas Kelly, who has been a church Friday evening, Dec. 22, to furoiwre stylioft various sizes...... ,...... 75e to 7.50 clean and decorate for Christmas. patient at a local hospital for sev xecepuoD* Infant of Prague Statues, lovely china figures direct eral weeks, is inlproving. from Prague ... red or blue, 2 sizes.'...... 5.95 and 6.95 Queen of Heayen Aid Circle News Orchestra Angels, set of 6...... -...... 5.00 Will Meet on Dec. 19 Mrs. John Leech, a newcomer Om pdo Tihi&m . Qo. Rosaries, beautiful crystal mounted on sterling silver 3.50 to 32.50 t to the parish, will be hostess at a The monthly meeting of the subscription luncheon for. St. An Rosaries for children...... 50c to 3.50 thony’s circle members Thursday, Prayer Books, Daily and Sunday Missals^ Blessed Be (Sod, members of the Queen of HOME OF TELEVISION Heaven Aid society will be held Dec. 14, at the Chalet. This is the mony styles and bindings...... 1.75 to 13.50 in the orphanage aL4825 Fed annual Christmas party. eral boulevard, Denver, Tues St. Jude’s circle will be guests 1805 BROADWAY MA. 8585 T H l MAY CO. BOOKS—BALCONY day, Dec. 19, at 2 p.m. at a bridge-luncheon Fridayi Dec. Telephpne, KEyitene 4205 Thuridoy, Dee. 14, 1950 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER PAGE ELEVEN New Boy Scout Troop Metropolitan Art Exhibit Announced Rosaries Dr. F. A . Smith 1 The DenVet Art Museum’s sec recently settled in Denver will 'drawing, painting, prints, sculp ond annual metropolitan exhibi compete for the first time this ture, textiles, ceramics, enamels, Diamonds ~ Watches OptometrUt tion for artists of Denver was year. jewelry, and other decorative arts. announced this week by Otto Karl The competition is open to all All works will be submitted to a Bach, director of the museum. artists more than 20 years of age two-man jury for selection. and Jewelry Ford Optical Co. Established last year, the metro residing in Denver, Arvada, West- This year’s jury will be Fred S. politan annual exhibit will again wood, Lakewood, Englewood, Lit Bartlett, curator of the Colorado be presented in the fourth floor tleton, or Aurora. Each artist may Springs Fine Arts center, and Al- Eyat Examined * Visual Cara alleries of the City and County submit a total of three entries, den Megrew, director of the art iDdividnally Styled Glataas 1 uilding iti the month of January. which are to be delivered by the department of the University of SUNDMAN'S il The large and successful showing artist to the Museum’s Schleier Colorado. All artists who have not 1558 Broadway of last year will probably be sur gallery, 1343 Acoma street, on received entry blanks are invited 59 South Broadway passed by this year’s entries since Dec. 18, 19, or 20. to do 'so by calling or writing to TAbor 1295 a large number of artists who have Entries may be in the field of the Denver Art museum. . V S JOE OIVOFRIO’S » MAKING THEIR FIRST appearance received tenderfoot pins. Left to right are Arthur McKnight, Louis Pribila, Pat Curran, Billy Vor- as a part of the Capitol Hill district of boy beck, Jack Brady, Tom Layden, Bob Connors, gcouting were members of the new St. Philomena Michael Kpning, John Bell, Tom McConnell, Michael CHRISTMASI . SPECIAL troop 124 at the court of honor held in Morey Ryan, Joseph Ware, Jay C de Baca, Jerry Van I junior high school Monday, Dec. 4. Fifteen boys Woensel, Jim Boyle, and.Steve Dickson. 1 + + "T + Holy Rosary PTA Two Christmas Parties TloiJtmq. JbjuL ihsL J^insaJL For St. Philomena's Pupils JOE, JR. JOE Sets Children's (St. Philomena*. Pari.h, Denver) comprehensive report on the dean The children of "St. Philomena’s ery meeting. B scho(^ and their mothers will be The film entitled You Can B entertained at two Christmas par Change the World will be avail Party Dec. 20 ties sponsored by the PTA, under able during the month of Febru B ary. This picture will be shown in Spinet Pianos *395®® (Holy Rotary Parith, Denver) the chairmanship of Mrs. Pete up : b Van Woensel. The first party, for St. Philomena’s school auditorium Standard Makes A Christmas party for the school the lower grades, will be held on at a date to be announced later. B children will be held Wednesday Dec. 19 at 1:30 p.m. The upper It was decided to establish a KRAKAUER - CARLE - STARR B morning, Dec. 20. Santa Claus will grades will be entertained on Dec. program of a series of book re t B be at the party to deliver gifts 20 at 1:30 p.m. views in the school in 1951. MERLIN & SONS-CHOPIN to the children. Parents are invited Each grade will present a skit A spiritual bouquet was pre I'B to attend. The party is sponsored under the leadership of the fol pared for Monsi^or Higgins to '■'B by the PTA. lowing: Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Mur be presented to him at Christmas. phy, eighth grade; Mrs. McCabe A social hour followed the The Holy Rosary Athletic club ' 2 arranged a banquet for the football and Mrs. Wilcox, seventh grade; closing prayer !♦>’ Monsignor Hig i B team in Pagliacci’.s restaurant Dec. Mrs. Cooper, .sixth grade; Mrs. Vif- gins, and holiday refreshments 10. Father James Moynihan of An quain and Mrs. Bennett, fifth were served to more than 50 mem :‘ B nunciation parish was toastmaster. grade; Mrs. Denny, fourth grade; bers. ■■ ^ Tv-, ' ^ Present were Ray Heronema, Mrs. Drake and Mrs. Martin, third The novena in preparation , ■. N \ S' ' ' V' V s i coach; Leonard Grommet, assist grade; Mrs. McGinley and Mrs. for the Feavt of the Nativity ant coach: and members of the Meek, second grade; Sister Jean will begin in the Holy Hour football team and their sponsor. ette Marie, first grade; and Sister services Saturday, Dec. 16. Serv The speakers included Father Margaret Ann, kindergarten. Mrs. ices will be held each evening F A S M l 0 NJ # Moynihan, Jack Carberry, John Manning will be pianist for both at 7:45 and on Sunday at 5 p.m. parties. Chri.stmas candy and pop Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bartlett, Ans, Sr.; John Ans, Jr.; R. Hero c r a f t I m C n nema, and L. Grommet. They corn balls will be presented to all 773 Adams street, will be hosts to stressed the importance of ath the children. St. James’ club Sunday evening, I#?. letics for the character training of A piano recital of Christmas Dec. 17. Cards will follow dinner. selections will be presented by Mrs. Nellie Bolger, 1415 G a r -:^ youth. The coach and the assistant suptrior molerioU usod in coach were presented with a gift the music pupils of St. Philomena’s field street, was hostess to St. I as an appreciation for their work school on Monday afternoon, Dec. Mary’s club Tuesday, Dec. 12. its construction ond txp trt on behalf of the team. 18, at 2 o’clock in the music Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McClelland eroftsfflonship of tht M«h!in studio of the school. At the con were hosts to St. Margaret Mary’s Fiono, or* typical of skill oc« PHJLCO Father Moynihan was thanked clusion of the program special club Sunday evening, Dec. 10. quirtd through tho yeort. for his encouragement and help in awards will be given to those pu Guests were Dr. and Mrs. John light, easy to move! Come starting the school football team. pils who have been outstanding Thompson, and Dr. Thompson won The team won the Archbishop's tro during the first semester in their first prize in bridge. 1^. see 0 Mehlin Piono, todoyl phy as the best appearing team at progress, fidelity, and interest. Mrs. Helen Pohndorf, 758 Mon-l'Sh the recent football tournament and Parents and friends of music pu roe street, will be hostess to St. made a very . creditable showing pils are cordially invited. N o w ! f r John’s club Dec. 20. Instead after only a few weeks’ training. The monthly school luncheon having an exchange of Christmas 'SSt Instead of the monthly meet was held Wednesday, Dec. 13. gifts this year the money will be ^ ing of the PTA the members are School closes Wednesday, Dec. used to take care of a needy fam- B asked to assemble in the school hall 20, with the afternoon sessions. ily. jSv at 8 o’clock Monday night, Dec. 18, The sixth grade 4-H club girls B Mr. aod Mrs. John S trachen!^ Don't deloy! ! ! avoid dis to trim the large Christmas tree served a luncheon Monday, Dec. have recently moved to 558 Fill-lft^i B that will be used for the children’s 11, for their mothers as part of more street. appointment! Yes, visit your Philco party Wednesday, Dec. 20. All their training sessions in home Mrs. T. A. Triplett will be host-1 Dealer— "JOE ONOFRIO" now! ! ! mothers are asked to make pop economics. ess to the Mother Cabrini bridge corn balls and fix the children’s The Christmas party committee club Friday, Dec. 15, in the Den reserve your Christmas radio or % boxes. and all Brownie and Cub mothers ver Dry tea room. 'There will be phonograph while there's still a Christmas cards will be sold are asked to be in the school audi an exchange of ChristmtLs gifts. % after the Masses Sunday, Dec. 17. torium Thursday afternoon, Dec St. Gertrude’s circle members good selection of models available. i 14, to help trim the Christmas will be guests of Mrs. Ray Jaeger tree. in her home, 1164 Milwaukee, Fri B Used clothes and various other day, Dec. 15. B Sole of Yule Seals articles will be delivered to the Fox ■ oajvEey/ Street Community center, Friday smt NO, pu afternoon, Dec. 15. Anyone having MODESN IN lIMtD OAK By Denver TB Unit anything to donate is asked to call ^ L L V E P O S I f DE. 6104. Yuletide Party Mrs. John Reinhardt is sponsor Is Now Under Way ing a new Block Rosary in her home, 1261 Steele street. # Reautifnlly Styled Cabinets Funds from the sale of tubercu Planned Dec. 20 The Men’s club will hold its an- # Its Rich Full Tone losis Christmas seals are dedicated unal Christmas party W’ednesday, to many purposes. For instance, Dec. 20. Harry Zook, president, Me SEnsarionni heui # Superb 3-Speed Antomatic Changer the Denver Tuberculosis society has asked each person to bring a # Plays ALL Records Automatically is currently sponsoring a mass By Room Mothers I gift costing not more than 25 cents. x-ray survey in conjunction with (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) # 5 Hours of Continuous Music Cub Scout pack 124 will hold S(cuU»S/M *tet the bureau of health and hospitals. The Room Mothers’ club of the its Christmas party in the school PTA will hold its Christmas party # New Philco Supersensitive The importance of such a pro auditorium Friday, Dec. 15. This Wednesday, Deg. 20, at 7:.30 p.m. F.M. System gram has been stressed time and will conclude the den meetings in the home of Mrs. John Costello HT n monEV-snuinc price! time again by leading public health this year. They will resume the at 2801 Curtis street. The hostesses authorities. “ Early detection,’’ the second week in January. will be Anna Borquez, Mary Za rallying cry of tuberculosis special St. Theresa’s bridge club will mora, Lucy Alire, Mrs. Emo Albo, 3 9 5 *" ists, is provided by the mass x-ray have its annual Christmas lunch Mary Abeyta, and Emma Marquez. program of the Denver Tubercu eon Thursday, Dec. 14, at the Dan The past presidents of the losis socie^. iel’s & Fisher’s tea room. Sacred Heart school PT.A were Consoles Combating tuberculosis is a The Altar and Rosary society hostesses to the Past Presidents’ year-round job. Control of the di was entertained in the home of StudioSpinet — Is on amaz* club at a Christmas party held in ing doliar-for ijEOCE Meet Dec^ 14 (St. Elisabeth’s Parish, Denver) on One hundred per cent attend ance is expected at the PTA meet ing tonight, Dec. 14. Plans for the Christmas party, Friday, Dec. 22, will' be complete and discussion will be opened for Fathers’ night, o Thursday, Jan. 11. Sunday, Dec. COMPAa RADIO SENSATION 17, will be the last day for the They Are Beautiful They Are Different Jl5o0il Umltk io Christmas card display in the PERSONAL’ PORTABLE Unmatched perform- p«p gjQ For the sake of your children, and your children’s chil church. A child is never too young Yes, a ''personal” with ance at the price. Ex- V The Legion of Mary will receive dren, make sure you buy and use Christmas Seals. BicSETroioe! AG,DC, Holy Communion in the 8 o’clock for music quiaite Ebony cabinet. 9 0 ^ 9 5 Christmas Seal funds have fought tuberculosis since Mass Sunday, Dec. 17. Battery. Choice ot 6 w O An amazing valuel 1907. And today your children have a far greater chance The Third Order will receive Come in and see them 0Ok»r8.Phil00Model631. Lm$BaUmim of e.scaping TB than you did. Communion in the 8 o’clock Mass Yet tuberculosis still kills more people than all other Dec. 17, and the monthly meeting infectious diseases. So give your children a still better will be held in the church at 2:30, chance. Semi your contribution today. after which the members will hold their Christmas party in the school hall. JOE OlVOFRIO MUSIC CO. The Altar and Rosary society party was successful and speciid 1805 BROADWAY MA. 8585 commendations should go to Mrs. ^‘Home of Television** Sue Capra for the beautiful tree and table decorations. Father Fabian Joyce, O.F.M., Use Our Christmas Lay Away Plan Open Evenings Till Christmas and Father Pacificus Kennedy, O.F.M., have returned to the mon- ft?* astery. PAGE TW iLVE Offkd/ 938 Bjownock Stre«t THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Talepliene, ICEyitona 4205 > Thursday/ Dec. 74, 7950 Amusements - Dining In St. Francis de Sales' High Dec. 16 Santa Claus 'Overshoots' the U.S. 'h Recreation High School Press Group Plans Meet 'Christmas in Mexico' Operetta Set n. (St. Francii de Sales’ High School, The meiAbers of the Stellae Norma Jean Chimside; The Sat DenTor) Clariores Latin club will present urnalia, James Ketterinig; Christ To further plans for the the following program: The theme mas Throughout Christendom, At Holy Ghost Youth Center' Dec. 17 of the meeting is Roman Holidays. Dennis. Donnelly; December and I jatholic Press association for Christmas Holidays in Rome, Its Festivals, Jeanne Guerin; A (Holy Ghost Youth Center, Higgins, donated the candy for Glenn Burge of Lakewood is fur >lorado, students of the Richard Woertman; The Roman Roman Triuiriph, Joan Carvalho; Denver) these Christmas bags for the chil nishing the movie machine and AN OPERETTA in three dren. some of the films to be used at the i’ransalian press and journal Carnival, William Zook; St. Val and The Foralia, Charlene Norris. * * * ! ism groups, St. Francis de entine’s Da^ in Rome, Charles The meeting will close with the acts, Chrietmaa in Mexico, will parties. be presented Sunday afternoon, THE SODALITY of St, Mary’s Mrs.. J, Albert Harris has been Sales’ high school, will he hosts for Jerry Carroll; The Liberolia, Char- singing of Christmas hymns and la Dene Crain; The Lupercalia, carols in Latin. Dec. 17, at the Holy Ghost Youth academy is giving a party Satur practicing with the boys and girls ••J-vir'A ifs of the city pan center. The musical show is given, day morning, Dec. 23, at 10 a.m. the hymns which they will sing at high school papers Friday, Dec. admission free, by boys and girls for preschool, kindergarten, first, the regular Children's Maw on 15, in the high school hall from of the center for their pastor, the and Second grade children at the Christmas day at 9:16 in the base To Those Who Love Good Food 3:30 to 6:30. The constitutions of Mightiest of the Mites Rt. Rev. Monsignor John R. Mul- center. Members of the sodality ment chapel of Holy Ghost church.' member ^oups will be revised and roy, their parents, and friends. are also assisting at a party for Boy sodalists have planned their an election of officers will be The Holland House is the natural choice of It will begin at 3 o’clock, the children above these grades on Christmas party for the Tuesday held. Johnny" Ayala plays the leading Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock. Mrs. evening foflowinillowing Christmas. those people, near and far, who know and Sister Jean Carmel of the Jour role of Santa Claus who overflies love good food, expertly prepared and fault nalism department of Loretto the U.S. A. and gets lost in Mexico. Heights college will act as chair To his surprise he finds that he lessly served. Too, they like eating in an man, with Editor Thomas Guerin is unknown to the children and '!!||i|!iilllll and staff men of the Franaalian atmosphere that says "enjoy yourself." The people of that country. He also assisting. The organization hopes learns that Mexico has her own \ V Holland House, Golden. to bring about scholastic partici- picturesque way of celebrating pE^tion based on higher standards, Christmas. Other leading parts are to prcf.iote healthy group co-op taken by Galen Ring, Rosalie Men eration between schools, to induce doza, and Vidal Aragon. > THE HOLLAND HOUSE constructive criticism, to promote In the cast also are Dorothy a Catholic philosophy, and to en Padilla, Betty Sanchez, Rachel GOLDEN. COLORADO courage higher ideals. Members Villegas, Linda Marquez, Virginia will act as a constructive social Marquez, Delphia Archuleta, Ben force in the schools to promote a Marquez, Bemie Archuleta, Mar spiritual, intellectual, and cultural garet Farrell, and Rachel Gonza atmosphere among the students. les. Mrs. J. Albert Harris is the The faculty moderators held a accompanist. Jim Palmer and Joe BOGGIOS meeting in the Cathedral Dec. 6 Keane furnished transportation to formulate plans to be carried for the cast in the play practice, as Now 18th At PARISltT^"^ out by the student staffs. The is they have done regularly for fAMOLJS FOR FINE ENJOY THE W E SrS sues of the Press convention, others during the year. Showing! DENHAM Calif. FOOD SEIVED IN A MOST lEFIESHINO which will be held in Loretto THE PLAY OPENS a week of GRACIOUS MANNER COCKTAIL LOUNGE Heights college Feb. 1 and 2, will| festivities at the youth center. TREMONT AT BROADWAY be discussed. Monday, Dec. 18, boy and girl so- dalists, headed by their prefects, KE. 9618 w CH. 2494 Faculty Hold* Meeting Benny Nuanes and Clara Gonzales, BIG TURKEY SHOOT! will aid in decorating the tree and On Wednesday, Dec. 13, the In Downtown Evergreen, Colo. faculty of St. Francis de Sales’ ' the center. Josephine Montoya, high school held its period meet-1 Mary Ann Lacey, Arabella and Re ing in the diigh school library. becca Tafoya, and Nita Cunning Aiter the business matters on the ham helped in the plans for the NEXT SUNDAY, DEC. 17 agenda that pertain to the issues girl sodalists’■ ■ ■ pany scheduled for Benefit of Evergreen Fire Dept. Tuesday evening. of the final part of the first se-[ Meet Your Friends at mester and the opening of the COCAPTAINS OF THE ST. VINCENT orphanage Members of the adult night second semester were taken care I championship team of the Midget division of the Junior group are to pack candy and gifts of and planned, the faculty par-| Parochial league, Denver, Rawley Gallegos and Pete Gallegos, receive on "Wednesday evening. The Altar took of refreshments. Serving the Archbishop Vehr trophy from the Rev. James Moynihan, league and Rosary society of Holy Ghost THE ROUNDUP hostesses were the following stu-| president, as John Harvat, their coach, looks on. The trophy was parish, Knights of Columbus, and • Cocktails • Beer • Sandwiches dents: Kathleen Elliott, Mary presented at a banquet given by the Knights of Columbus Dec. 3. the Denver deanery of the ACCW, Carol Eastman, Mary Jane Gar-| The team was undefeated in the season.— (Photo by Jerome) under the arrangements of Mrs. vin, and Carol McDonald. Senate Spontort Movie At the 9 o’clock period on Mon Cathedral Students to Give Pageant day, Dec. 11, the members of the _ BURTON’S TREE LOTI senate or the student council met the student body in the high school auditorium to take in account the 'To You a Savior' Thursday, Dec. 14 1 NEW LOCATION 1620 E. COLFAX ( P a t ...... T various suggestions, plans, and is sues that have been proposed, as (Cathedral High School, Denver) the patients in "Veterans’ hospitals. 4. The sacredness and integ Ail kinds and colors of Christmas Trees, Lights, well as means to carry them out. To give glory to the Divine In Senior homeroom number two, rity of the family. Series, all colors. If you have light bulb problems, movie, T>ovm to the Sea in fant at Bethlehem will be the aim junior homerooms four and five, 5. The dignity of the worker Ships, will be shown by the senate of the Christmas program Thurs and all freshmen homerooms have and his work. ^ see us. Ornaments. Buy only togged trees. to the students for their enjoy day, Dec. 14, at 8:30 o’clock. Pre chosen to give poor and needy fam 6. The material and spiritual DISCOUNTS TO CHURCHES AND INSTITUTIONS The CHALET fj ment, and at the same time to ac senting To You a Savior, by Betty ilies baskets* of food, meat, and interdependence of all men. cumulate funds to defray their Provendar and Rita Kowal, the ad clothing. Sophomore homeroom 7. The obligation of all men SPECIAL DISCOUNT WITH THIS AD Henry Graf, Prop. current expenses. vanced speech class will be accom lO’s mission is that of collecting to use the resources of the earth according to God’s plan. You'll enjoy our deliciout food, our delightful panied on the program by the toys for the babies of the Infant Latin II and French I and II Hold of Prague nursery. Sophomore 8. The obligation of men to atmoiphere. Service ie tope . . . prices right. Monthly Meeti chorus group, under the direction of Sister Anastasia and Forrest homeroom 13 will procure gifts for share nonmaterial goods with OPEN DAILY S ;» A.H. Both the Latin and French E. Fishel. children of preschool age at Mar one another. clubs will hold their monthly meet The medley, “ Joy to the World,” gery Reed Mayo Day nursery. 9. The obligations of justice The Broadway Theater 815 Colorado Boulevard FR. 0432 Specltl AtUntlon and charity that exist among to Bridgo Parties ings on Friday, ^Dec. 15, in the “ It Came Upon a Midnight Clear,” Traffic Safety Lecture 1756 Broadway KEystone 0255 first and second periods. . peoples and nations. and “ Hark, the Herald Angels Given by Officers After the usual formalities the Sing,” will be given by the Girls’ 10. "The unity of ail men. “ L«»t„year th«r« were nine Is Honored to Present main purpose of the meeting is to chorus. The Boys’ chorus will sing accidenti at the comer of 19th Five Clubs GraUp through Dec. 20 describe in detail the various “ 0 Little Town of Bethlehem” and and Grant, and 12 at 19th and Enlai^ement Planned YOUR BEST French customs in their true mean “ The First Noel.” Logan,” stated Officer A. Jo ings with the native songs indica Assisting Mrs, J. G. Kenna in Our Lady’s committee of the ISO W * * seph Hale, Cathedral graduate HOTEL VALUE tive of the season. The members the presentation of the choric pag Cathedral sodality is planning to "THE NEXT VOICE TREWCEOFWtj and member of the public safety will carry out in reality the lessons eant will be crew members Clyde enlarge on the Five clubs, an or division of the Denver police de they have been taught by contrib Satriano, production; Louise ganization made up of members partment. “ Although no one was SHIRLEY'SAVOY HOTEL'V uting gifts to some needy children Hayes, costumes; and Eileen Do who promise to attend Mass, re ^ DENVER injured at 19th and Grant inter throughout the state and giving lan, make-up. Jim Connor, assist ceive Holy Communion, and medi YOU HEAR...." section, six injuries were in them real joy at Christmas. ant director, will be in charge of tate for 15 minutes on the Rosary programs, curred at 19th and Logan. One on the first Saturday of every Starring James Whitmore and Nancy Davis • Recommended by Roland L Hill of the accidents involved a bi month. The aim of the Five club All-Parochial Play cycle.” Children Will Be feted activities is peace. Membership It is the story of the day God spoke on the radio, not Just Set Jan. 9-11 Officer Hale visited Cathedral cards will be received soon. here, but all over the world. Not just in one language, but in By Comet Show Owner The seventh annual all-parochial classes and spoke to the student Sodalists are urged to listen to every language. . . . "What He said and how it affected the play, Prom Time, will be presented body about safety in and out of the Rosary broadcasts on Sunday lives of everyone, everywhere, is the story of this picture. Specializing in luncheon Gus Ibold, a member of Presen in Phipps auditorium Jan. 9-11, the car. “ It is not that teen-agers evening and send in cards of or dinner parlies...busi. tation parish and owner of the with a cast of more than 60 stu lack the physical ability for safe thanks frequently to the broad Winner of the Parents' Magozine Medal for Excellence. ness or socisl. Comet theater. West First avenue dents from all parochial high driving,” Officer Hale said, “ but casting station that brings the pro Priviie diningline Irooms and Knox court, is again planning schools in the city. The eight Ca- they have a great tendency to gram to the public. seating 8 to 60. You are his annual free show for children thedralites selected are Jeanine Ol speed.” He went on to say that welcome to just drop in son, Mar^ Lou Ashutto, Diana Sul Included in the Christmas issue of Denver. Beginning at 10 o’clock the average high school student is of Hi-Pal, Cathedral high school D IN IN G ... or you may make re*, Saturday, Dec. 23, there will be a livan, Ann O’Connor, Meff Boyle, far better equipped physically for ervations. u< up John Glenn,•Robert Plush, Bill publication, was the traditional completely free Christmas party driving than older people. Christmas Stocking” composed of Diimtr $1.50 un Kelley, and Ray Jones. ROOM for all who care to attend. Mr. The Last Date, a movie specially creative writing by students in the Ibold will be there to give candy, The story, written by Father made for a teen-age audience, was high school. Editors of the “ Christ popcorn, and a good time along Donald McMahon, Cathedral alum shown in connection with the pro mas Stocking” were Mary Francis with the specially selected chil nus, reflects the school and social gram. The movie shows the tragic Boyle, Patty Courtney, Susanne 1600 OGDEN • MA 0177 dren’s movies to all the children. life of the youth of today. The play side of careless driving on a date. Canino, Eileen Dolan, Cae Jones, Everyone 14 years of age or is sprinkled with tunes composed Officer Hale, who was gradu Mary Keeley, Kitty McCabe, and “ H O ST TO THE H O ST S OF D E N V E R ” younger is invited, and there will by Miss Evelyn Caranci, Cathedral ated from Cathedral in 1929, Beverly Pollock. be fun and plenty for all! alumna and graduate of the Col joined the Denver police force in lege of Mt. St. Joseph-on-the-Ohio. 1942. Prior to that he was a mem Miss Winnie Linsenmeier will as ber of the Colorado State Highway DON sist Father McMahon in the choral patrol. JtuL JtoJtuA, fioom. direction. “ The best way to cut down traf Chemistry Class fic accidents,” continued Officer (Umirratat of Eathor ud Frank Pone) FRAWLEY'S . Taurs Filter Plant Hale, “ is to learn and teach your Festive Luxurious Dining Room Without Extravagance. parents to obey traffic regula “ A dripping water faucet wastes tions.” CHRISTMAS about 15 gallons of water a day, Finest Chinese and American Foods. He also warned that pedestrians 450 gallons a month,” states should take extra caution crossing George Turre, laboratory techni A Beautiful Lantern Liehted Dining Room In tba Veterans of Foreign Wars TREE LOT the streets during the holiday rush. Home—John S. Stewart Poet No. 1 cian at the City and County build “ Safety is a 50-50 proposition— ing of Denver. Mr. Turre conducted Open 11 a. tn. to Midnight— Closed Tuesday half your responsibility and half 26TH AT YORK a field trip Dec. 1 for 30 chemistry the motorist’s,” he said. (Open to the Public) students from Cathedral. He dem ONE OF THE FINEST Officer Hale pointed out that onstrated the mechanical filter bicycle accidents are numerous Ninth Avenue at Speer Blvd. KEyatone 7918 SELECTIONS IN THE CITY plant as well as chemical and bac Wtleomt to D H <' PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone4205 Thurtdoy, Dee. 14, 1950 Notre Dame U. Junior ST. DOMINIC'S Returns for Christmas Choir Will Sing at Pre-Christmas Novena ST. JOHN'S PARISH PatronU* T hw Primtdlf Firm* Carl F. Eiberger, 'Jr., a junior at the University olf Notre Dame, Patronise These Friendly Firms will return Wednesday, Dec. 20, to W « >r« r*ry happy to bring a com- spend Christmas with his mother, pleta Variety Line to the peoplt Madeleine Ries-Eiberger of 44 Fox \ \ Permanent Waving of this parish. street, Denver. a Specialty Conover's Food Store Mr. Eiberger has been elected GRAHAM'S secretary-treasurer of the Notre M y Lady Edith Featuring aQuiility Only 5 & 10c Store Dame Rocky Mountain club, and EXCELLENT MEAT is a member of the Knights of Co Beauty Shoppe CHOICE GROCERIES lumbus council ,1477. 23ril Federal Street Mlunt* KMMitr. U fr. DAILY DELIVEKIES 2804 E. 6th Av«. EA. 0788 1718 E. 6lh FR. 2787 \ ST. JAMES' PARISH Need d New ! l lease Patronise These Friendly Firms 5TH AVE. DRUG Lease W. A. Ekeru. Prop. Have Your Doctor Phone Walt Badger Says; U* Your Preicription— \ye Deliver “ You can always Depend on our work.” For 5th & Garfield DE 7298 dayi One Day Service If Desired Bu-1 Wal-WaVo, with ^ ’ Puckett's! tho oaw Hi-Speed Neutralizing CONOCO SERVICE Associated Cldaners technique, will do it! Avenue Beauty Solon Washing - Greating - Tite Service Picknp and Batteriei • We Pickup ^ Deliver 6736 E. Colfax DeliT.rr S.rric* EA. 5462 2906 E. 6th Ave. FR. 3334 6th & York EA 9932 2 HATHAWAY’S THE TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS novena services up the choir are a modified version of the novena composed by the Hour Rev. Charles Vachetta, C.M., in 1721. The Rev. Declan Madden, City Lace Cleaners SecMer to be held in Holy Family church, Denver, from Dec. 14 ! O.F.M., will deliver the sermons throughout the novena, and the to Dec. 22 will be enhanced by the singing of the choir shown above. 2625 EAST 3RD AVE. PHONE DE. 6891 Rev. Joseph Koontz will direct the services.— (Photo by Smyth) Service The selections to be sung by the high school senior girls who make Cartaln’ ind Pillewi Ctrtfally (Tlctntd ind Rttomed Stmt 81st Sptdal Can Givtn Tibl* LIntnt—Bltnktti Laandrrtd WIthoat Shr^kit* m nrcm N im + + + T BERNARD C. FINNERTY, Owner WE CALL AND DELIVER , 9 I Let’s ihop It Trantmin'i Circli Drir* Parishioners Rejoice at New Papal Honor Christmas Party Hirkit, whin wi (it on* dollir bick “ Quality and Service Has Built Our Business'* on iTiry ten dollar porcbiio. They carry The firms listedI hjer hiere de- Furniture . . . Rugs . . . Draperies higb qaality groccrici, frnh fruits, « g . serve to be remenibered;inb Holy Family Pastor Returns From East ctablw, and a c iti. Wearing Apparel Set December 19 Troutmans' Circle Drive when you are distributing your patronage in the dif 1228 E. Colfax Pickup and DeliTorr ' AC 6755 (Holy Family Pariah, Denver) The care of the altar linens and The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. supplies during December will be Edward Dodge, Edward Lee, was Market ferent lines of busir^ess. The parishioners were very 2422 East 6th Ave. FR. 8071 happy last week to have their pas handled by Mmes. Anna Ahern, baptized Dec. 8. Bernard Caulfield By Parish Guild NIAGARA SERVICE WORSHAM WALL TILE tor, Monsignor Leo M. Flynn, re M. Alito, Clara Rohs, and Stella was proxy for the Godfather, Dan (Preientation Pariih, Denver) turn from a trip East, where he Manes. Sacristy workers Saturday, iel Caulfield, and Constance Caul The Presentation parish guild Howard Brown, Prop. AND FLOOR/ COVERING had been recuperating from a Dec. 16, are Mmes. Sardick, Scott, field was godmother. will hold its annual Christmas G AS & OILS Featuring Vikon Tile, Steel long illness, and they rejoice with and Stewart. Holy Family parish will have a party Tuesday Dec. 19, at 8 p.m. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH On Dec. 8, Father Jones re and Aluminum him in his new honor of Right Rev Holy Hour Sunday evening, Dec. in the music room. All adults of Lubrication 9c. Waahing ceived into the Church Gloria Jean ^ Patronise These Friendly Firms All T m » ot Floor CoT.rInp erend Monsignor. 31, from 11 to 12 (midnight) to the parish are extended a cordial W . Call For and O .llT .r Cara OUR WORK GUARANTEED Furlong, whose sponsor was Gloria invitation to join the fun. 6700 E. COLFAX FR. 9226 1458 Oneida EA. 3228 Novena Will Open Dec. 14 Lombardi. pray for world peace. The Altar and Rosary society The aecond annual Chriatmaa will hold its Christmas party to novena will commence Thura- day, Dec. 14, in the home of Mrs. Don't Worry About day, Dec. 14, at 7:4S p.m. The PTA at Mt. Carmel Planning Richard Newcomb. Rev. Declan Madden, O.F.M., Mrs. Mary Krenzer and Mrs. will deliver the novena aermona. Pauline Langfield have charge of Christmas Turkey The aenior high achool girla will Christmas Party far Children the altars for the month of De aing the novena hymna and cember. Benediction will be conducted (Our Lady of Ml. Carmel Parith, Roxie Guida’s group also had Mrs. C. F» Adams was hostess We will cook it for you to at the cloae of the devotiona. Denver) two boys who received prizes. Le- for the Our Lady of Perpetiial perfection . . . at a small The Mt. Carmel PT.A is plan nard (ruida received $1 for his Help circle when it held its Christ ‘charge. The parish priests hope, that ning the annual Christmas party achievment in filling a book of mas party recently. I SPECIAL CHRISTMAS ^ each family will be represented by fo.r the children. Santa Claus will puzzles, and Frank Lechuga took The women of the parish will y at least one member at these devo The firms listed here de » SETS OF DEVOE be on hand. There will be gifts first prize of $2 for making a clean the church Saturday, Dec. ORDER YOUR BAKERY GOODS NOW V tions in honor of the Holy Infant. of candy. The sisters are planning bird feeder and second prize of 23, at 10:30 a.m. ARTIST MATERIALS Confessions will be heard after serve to be rem embered ? to provide an entertainment and ?3 for making a broom holder. The collection for Christmas Alameda Bakery s p 1556 the devotions starting Monday, New Sewing Club S Wide Selection of Figurines « the school children are completing flowers will be taken up Sunday, 308 SO. BROADWAY at Alameda Dec. 18. Masses- during the no preparations for singling Christmas A new 4-H sewing club for girls Dec. 17, after Communion at all when you are distnibuting y 5 vena will be offered at 6:15, 7, and carols. On the committee planning haa been organized and is under the Masses. 8 o’clock. g TOYS— TREE LIGHT SETS S the party are Mrs. Juanita Ruybal, the leadership of Mrs. Mary Ro- Our Lady of Lourdes circle was your patronage in the dif I GIFT WRAPPINGS « lefty June Losasso Wed chairman; Mmes. Hilda Falasco, tola. A yarn doll was made at the entertained recently in the home The firms listed here de Angelina Buccino, and Edith Far first meeting. Plans are being of Mrs. R. Hannon. Alameda Drug Store y I In a double-ring ceremony in ferent lines of business. 9 A ley. made for sewing many useful ar Baptized recently was Marianne serve to be remembered Holy Family church Nov. 18, Betty V. 0. PETERSON, Pnp- § Dumas Paint Co. % Four-H pins were awarded to F. ticles. Mr.s. Rotola said that more Van Doom, daughter of Mr. and June Losasso, daughter of Mr. and Lechuga’s mechanics group. Those mothers are needed as' helpers as when you are distributing Cat Rate Drags § 4110 Tennyson GL. 1171171 *I Mrs. Andrew Losasso, became the Mrs. Derk J. Van Doom. Her » receiving awards were Ralph Man- the group is enlarging. sponsors were Raymond an d your patronage in the dif Fountain Service Scfaool^SnppUc bride of Donald J. Zoellner, son cinelli, Salvatore Villano, Ben Ro Mrs. Louise DeBell, president, rSiMtM of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Zoellner. Jeanette Tamburello. ferent lines of business. Your Business Appreciated mero, Michael Perito, John Ezit,' and members of the PTA extend The annual dinner for the ushers The Rev. W. H. Jones officiated Alameda & So. Broadway Bobby Andrews, Gregory Albe- thanks to the sisters and children will be held tonight, Dec. 14, in and offered the Nuptial Mass. rico, Charles Lechugas, ahd Wayne for making the turkey benefit Nov. the private dining room of the [xira Fancy The bride, given in marriage by Davis. 15 a success. Aeroplane cafe. her father, wore a gown of white satin made with basque bodice, Christmas Gifts for All the Family Colorado Trees long, pointed sleeves, and a bouf- Tree Lights - Ornaments - Decorations - Wrappings font net skirt fashioned with a Perpetual Novena to Be Conducted Pangburn Candy - Wines, etc. ' Free Delivery • WREATHS • gathered overskirt of satin ending in a long train. The four-tiered Ted & Doily KIMPEL veil was attached to a satin cap, NATE'S PHARMACY 3908 Tennyion and the bride carried a bouquet of On Friday Nights at St. Catherine's shattered white mums and white OPEN EVENINGS (St. Catherine'* Parith, Denver) annual football dinner Wednes 1 Door, from Aleott P.O. orchids. The bride also wore a gold Class Leaders A peroetual novena in honor day, Dec. 6, in the school cafe Are Named cross and chain, a gift of the teria. . CONOCO PRODUaS bridegroom. of St. Frances Cabrini will be Class leaders for the second The guests were Father Moyni Shirley Zoellner, sister of the added to the regular services period of .school are Joseph Canny, ROTOLO'S Lubrication • Delco Batteriea han, the Rev. D. A. Lemieux, bridegroom, was maid of honor, held every Friday evening at eighth grade; Yvonne Tate, sev the Rev. Herbert Banigan, the and the bridesmaids were Patricia enth grade; Carolyn Johnson, 796 So. Broadway Car Washing MT. CARMEL PARISH 7 :30 o’clock in St. Catherine’s Rev. Joseph Koontz, Father Syri- Engblom, Dorothy Billington, and church. sixth grade, room one; Patty aney, .lohn Baker, coach at Den Tanko, sixth grade, • room two; W. A . (Dutch) THOMAS Patronise These Friendly Firms Greta Rudolph. The parish was fortunate in re ver university; Bob Seymour, Standard Gas & Oils Robert Zoellner acted as best ceiving a first class relic of Mother Donna Ghigliano, fifth grade, Alameda & Logan PE. 9S40 assistant coach at Denver univer room one; Marlene .Spero, fifth jtian for his brother. The other at Cabrini, who founded Queen of sity; “ Ace” Gruenig, coach at Phone GRand 3257 tendants were Edward Head, Heaven orphanage, which is locat grade, room two; Jimmy Grout, 1846 W. 38th Ave. Holy Family high school; George fourth grade, room one; Lenore The firms listed here de Robert Langfeld, and Leland Lan- ed in the parish. J. Perry and Charles W. Avery, I It’s a thrill holm. Zarlengo, fourth gr&de, room two; New Management La Velda Cleaners serve to be rem embered New Altar coaches at St. Catherine’s school; Marilyn Asborno, third grade, Father Roy Figlino, a cousin Officer Joseph Hale, the fathers J. H. Bollinger • Dick Tremlett "COMPLETE SERVICE" when you are distributing Society Officers room two; Lorene Lundstrom, sec I (I be reieiberei Dyeing - Altering of the bride, was present in the of the football squad, and the ond grade, room one; and Batty sanctuary. The new slate of officers for following members of the teams: Hala - Rugs - Houaehold your patronage in the dif Domenico, second grade, room two. 1 with Fathers Figlino and Jones were St. Catherine’s Altar and Rosary Ralph Anselmo, Richard .Avery, Tommy Haaegawa ferent lines of business. society, who will serve for the The annual family Christmas guests of honor at the wedding Frank Brehm, Joe Canny, Joe party of Cub Scout pack 155 will Pick-up & Delivery coming year, was announced at U M 0 \ i breakfast that was held at the Top Catalina, Vince Cerrone, Car be held Tuesday evening, Dec. 19, the meeting Tuesday, Nov. 28, by Cleaners & Dyers of the Park for the bridal party men Cinocco, Gerald Cody, Bob at 7 :30 in St. Catherine’s auditor Kfs. I S ls ' Mrs. Galen Rowe, chairman, as 328 Broadwav and relatives. Decker, Vince Dwyer, George Fal- ium. FREE DELI VERYii LONDON MARKET Glendale Pharmacy follows: Mrs. Valens Jones, presi agrady, Bernard Fanelli, Jim Fer Phones PE. 37.53 & 37.=S4 Three hundred guests attended dent; Mrs. M. E. Cooke, vice presi Breakfast was served to 260 You Will Be Proud COMPLETE LINE OF ris, Bob Getter, Richard Getter, children on first Friday, accord AND GROCERY the evening reception that was dent; Mrs. William Foster, secre Adrian Greenburg, John Hancock, They Came From CHRISTMAS GIFTS held in Potenza hall. ing to Mrs. Henry R. Lewis, chair OSCAR TUNNELU Prop. Lsy m w Plan tary (re-elected); Mrs. Joseph Paul Johnson, Ronald King, Don FORGET-ME-iVOT »7 Kolb, treasurer: and Mrs. John man. Assisting her were Mmes. Delicious Quality Meat* and Groceries W« fill D.AR.G.. W.R.R. PriurlptUni. Mrs.^ Zoellner is a graduate of ald Langer, Dick Lucci, Fred George J. Canny, Dominic Figlio PHONES T MA. 6339 TA. 164S North high school, and Mr. Zoell Sullivan, financial secretary. Lucci, Vince McGinn, Danny Ma FLOWER SHOP ^ 8AOO WALNUT 3660 TEJON GE 2523 lino, H. M. Floyd, John Frey, Art ner was graduated from Holy The meeting was preceded by lone, Terry Paezosa, Jim Philjips, Gaglia, Edward J. Haley, Joseph EGGNOG ; r 285 SO. DOWNING the Rosary and instructions in the Family high school. Following a Joe Penelli, Jim Roche, Pudgy lacino. Jerrj- Leone, Victor Per- church by the Rev. Robert Syrian- brief trip to Colorado Springs, Schneringer, Frank Sewolt, George rella, l,oui3 Piccola, M. G. Spero, Christmas Snow Balls The firms lifted here de ey on the care of the sanctuary the young couple are making their Sewolt, 'Tommy Sullivan, Ronald and Henry Vecchiarelli. serve to be remenibered AAA Grocery & Market home in Denver. and the sacristy. Telk, Fred Triolo, and Clifford for Holiday Parlies In December, the altars will be Wanebo. Recently baptized were Neal when you are distributing 4058 Tejon Street Free Delivery GLendale 7753 Members of the Altar and Ro cared for by Mmes. Joseph Hamil Gorton Anthony, son of Mr. and ALL GRINDS SMALL, FRESH tary society will be at the doors ton, A. Lilly, Joseph Kearney, and Father Syrianey Mrs. Anthony Delmonico, with Mr. Broadway Creamery your patronage in the dif of the church after all the and Mrs. Rudolph Di Lorenzo as Butternut Coffee .b 79" Spare Ribs...... ib. 3 9 ' Charles Saavedra. Mrs. F. Sarno Presents Awards G6 So. Broadway SP. 2555 ferent lines of business. Mattes Sunday, Dec. 17, to ac will assist J. P. Doherty with the sponsors; Sandra Bernadette, MAZOLA FANCY, SLICED, LEAN cept donations for the Christ Father Syrianey presented daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas vigil lights. awards to all the members of the mas decorations of the church. Mrs. F. Williams, refreshment Gargaro, with Mr. and Mrs. Eman Salad Oil 3 9 ‘ Bacon...... ib. 4 5 ' teams and special awards to uel Gargaro, Jr., as sponsors; chairman, was assisted by Mmes. Donald Langer and Jbe Canny. JACKSON'S FANCY MIXED GRADE "A " PAN READY' J. J. Sullivan, Joseph Dulmaine, Charles (Jregory, son of Mr. and BUCHANAN’S The dinner was served by Mmes. Christmas Candy ib. 3 8 ‘ Fryers ,b. 4 9 ' CHRISTMAS GIFT William Foster, and Walter Gamel. Mrs. Charles Hughes, with Mr. Cut Rate Drugs Christian Bros. Wines Mrs. Valens Jones, acting presi Jules Anselmo, Clftirles W. Avery, and Mrs. Francis McCarthy as PRESCRIPTIONS ’ NEW CROP—IMPORTED TENDERIZED SUGGESTIONS dent, announced that the next Francis Brehm, George Canny, sponsors; Mary Christine, daugh FOUNTAIN SERVICE • All PepoUr B««rt Chestnuts...... ,b. 2 9 ‘ Smoked Hams.... ib. 4 8 ' meeting will be Tuesday, Jan. 30. Ann Cerrone, Vincent Dwyer, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stano, FREE PROMPT DELIVERY W« D«ltT«r • Proctor Pop Up To»»ter» Adrian R. Greenburg, Joseph with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morvay Can SP 8445 Downlnt a AlnaiUi PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy. a Ronton Lighters Father Moynihan Langer, Fred Lucci, Paul Johnson, as sponsors; and Anthony Thomas, • Dormeyer Mixert Awards Trophies Dan Malone, George J. Perry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. 6 Diamonds The Rev. James Moynihan pre Raymond G. Schneringer, Joseph Wittman, with Nick Wittman and Telk, and Dominic Triolo. Mary Widetich as sponsors. VICTOR JOHNSON sented the city championship tro BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH phies to Fred Lucci and “ Pudgy” + + + + + ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH Jeweler Schneringer, captains of the heavy Patronise These Friendly Firms "If yoar wtlth won't weight and lightweight football Patronise These Friendly Firmp. teams at S t Catherine’s second Coaches Are Honored tick. !«• Vick" FOR TOP MARKET PRICE 4218 Tennyion GR >557 LIST TOUR PROPERTY WITH Edgewoter Society JOHN F. BRUNO ROSS VARIETY STORE Egging Motor Service Complete Line NOTIONSINFANT WEAR Realtor SPECIALIZING IN FORDS Domestic & Imported l i t ? E. Mnd AVK. AT KEARNEY Hardware • Toys Names Committees AND OTHER MAKES WINES 2214-16 Kearney ST. ANTHONY'S Call DE 4266 Anytime (St. Mary Magdalane’t Pariih, OF CARS All Popular Brandi of Baer (24 Hour Service) DE. 4488 . Patronise These Friendly Firms Denver) ■wiMf (Miten' U itlsi Euktsft JOIl W. 4*th AVE. DENVER. COLO. Cold Beer at All Timai At the Altar society meeting _ • FREE DELIVERY • Dec, 7, the following committees The firms listed here de The firms listed here de Kearney Jewelry Complete Line were appointed to serve until Jan. NORTH DENVER serve to be rem embered Quality Meats & Groceries 11: Mrs. Jueschke a n d Mrs. serve to be remembered 6031 E. 22nd DE. 2901 Branch, sanctuary; Mrs. Wedlick, UQUOR STORE when you are distributing ■ BEER TO TAKE OUT when you are distributing Fine Watch Repairing SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS large linens; Mrs. Logue, small ^ Frank Buckley - linens; Mrs. Hershberger, . albsj your patronage in the dif your patronage in the dif . All Work Guoranteed Member St. Philomen*** Parish FIORE GROCERY and Mrs. Martin, surplices. ferent lines of business. 5395 Ptderal Bird. Call GL* 4731 ferent lines of business. Jewelry for All Occasions 1»71 SO. FEDERAL WE. 138 The women who volunteered for the cleaning of the church are again reminded of the date, Tues MAE M. SMITH MAVIS M. COSGROVE day, Dec. 19. HOLIDAY SPECIAL Mrs. Henry Weiland of 8248 Why Pay Corfare? YOU ALW AYS R t(. Spm UI Harlan was hostess to Our Lady Our Every Day Price* bsiaiJL- baUiL 1.25 Shampoo & Wave 1.00 AUTOGRAPHED FOOTBALLS were presented to BOB & TED’S SAVE AT of Perpetual Help circle Dec. 12. Sava You Money S h n fL 6.60 Machineless Those interested in filling stock the coaches by the team captains at a diniier honoring Red A White Grocery & Market Permanent 4.00 Prescriptions Carefully Filfed FINE SELECTION ings for the children’s Christmas the football teams of St. Catherine’s school, Denver. The teams were MEATS. PISH AND POULTRY Children’s Wear SIMMONS DRUG treat are to meet with Mrs. Mc champions in both the heavyweight and lightweight divisions of the Allisons Beauty Shop Guido Shumake Drugs “Once Tried . . . SatisfietT* PHONE EAST 12»t 2H8 Colo Bird. BA. n » Laren, 2816 Benton, on Monday, Junior Parochial league. Left to right are Fred Pucci, Coach Chuck 22«1 KEARNEY ST. 1053 S. Federal WE. 252 Deo. 18, at 1 p.m. Avery. Coach (teorge Perry, and Baymond Schneringer. I3JI. 99S4 S6th a Clay 2707 W. 38th GR. 2778 i m a m Thursday, Dae. 14, 1950 Office, 938 Bannock Straol THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Talaphong, KEysIane 4 2 0 S PAGE FIFTEEN Academy Seniors to Give Yule Play Traditional Ceremony Pre-Christmas (St. M arr’i Acarfamjr, D«nr«r) At a debate meet in Colorado Janice Allison, ds^hter of Mr. Choose A On Tuesday, Dec. 19, the senior Springs, Saturday, Dec. 9, the fol and Mrs. R. D, Allison, will en Novena Planned class will present the annual lowing girls participated; Mary tertain her friends at a .Christ Christmas play, entitled Come All Early, Betty Cpupe, Elaine Brady, mas party Dec. 16 in her home, Gift of Ye Faithful, The glee club will Geraldine Buckley, Joan Vecchio, at 2024 Ivy street Guests will in sing several numbers in the pro Frances Muto, Rita Vigil, and clude all the members* of the In Lakewood gram. Featured as soloists of the Mary Lou McCabe, Pat Kanable sophomore class and their escorts. Chorniy Color glee club will be Mary Jo Ahern was the discussion representative. Two members of the freshman . (St. Bernadstte’ a Psrlaii, and Patty Killian; accompanists The girls were chaperoned by Mr. class, Susie Collins, daughter of Lakewood) will be Frances Muto on the piano, and Mrs. J. Vigil and Mrs. M. A. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Collins, and and Comfort A novena honoring the Infant and Consuelo Martinez on the Wolz. • Jean Carbone, daughter of Mrs. violin. The speech choir will in Ski Club Ha* Election Mary Carbone, will be hostesses of Prague, to whom members of the parish have great devqtion, clude Kathleen Brand, Barbara The recently elected officers of at an open house Dec. 17 in the will open Friday evening, Dec. 15, Dunn, Jo Elliott, Betty Geiger, the Ski club include Mary Jo Carbone home. Mary Louise Kelly, Delia Mapelli, Ahern, president, and Florence The children of the grade school in preparation for the Feast of the Carol MbCunniif, Susan Megeath, Perrine, vice president. The club will present a version of The Nativity. Except on Friday, when PLASTIC Dolores Miller, Eileen Mulqueen, enjoyed its first trip to Loveland Littlett AngW Sunday afternoon, the prayers will be combined with Marilyn Murphy, and Marguerite pass Friday, Dec. 8.' Mrs. C. S. Dec. 17, and Monday evening, the regular Sacred Heart and Udry, under the direction of Kay Dunn chaperoned the group^ Dec. 18. Blessed Mother devotions, the HASSOCKS Dignan. nightly services starting At 7:30, will last but 15 minutes, Father The cast will include Jane 2 Freshmen Become Catholics John J. Doherty, pastor, an Coupe as Mary; Joan Johns, Eliza nounces. 7.25 to beth: Pat Kent, Joseph; and Mar Beauty and practicality ian Scherer, Angel of the Lord; All parishioners are uxged by angels will include Jody Kafka, Nurses Receive Baptism Father Doherty to make a par 21.98 combined in one bright, ticular effort to attend daily Mass Jo Whitfield, Sherry Stratton, and jewel-tone package. Lillabeth A b e g g ; shepherds, at 7 o’clock and receive Com Betty Goetz, Mary Jack Rogers, At Rites in Cathedral munion, as an added measure of Plump and cushiony, and Kancy McCabe; and Magi. devotion to the Infant Jesus dur Jane Keller, Louise Buckley, and * (St. Josaph'* Hospital School of Nursing) _ ing the liovena, and as a personal every one of these has Pat Sunderland. Two girls of the freshm an class were baptized in the sacrifice in behalf of peace for the socks serve to add a new world. Beginning Monday evening, The program will open with the athedral Dec. 7 by the Rev. Theodore Haas, chaplain. The ARCHBISHOP URBAN J. VEHR will attend the i»i- Dec, 18, Confessions, will be heard note of color and com-’ lighting of the Chrinmas candle - -- -- fg - _ rls were Miss Helen Ford, Denver, and Miss Marlene Kelly, pres8ive Christmas'program and the banquet . Thursday, after the novena services. fort to.o home. Mony by the four class presidents, and Arvada. These girls and Jacqueline Revaz, Glen, N. H., re the reading of the Christmas poem Dec. 14, that mark the official opening of the holidays for LofeHo Altar society members will be with shredded foam rub written by Susan Megeatln______ceived their First Communion Friday, Dec. 8, in St. Joseph’s Heights students. More than 500 guests, including members of the present in the church vestibule hospital chapel. clergy, faculty, and students, will gather for the formal dinner in after,all Masses Sunday, Dec. 17, ber upholstery. Many lav About 150 students were guests the dining room and witness the presentation of the class pins to the to accept donations for flowers to ishly trimmed with fringe. at the annual Sodality banquet members of the graduation class of 1951 by Sister Frances Marie, decorate the altar on Christnjas. Friday evening, Dec. 8, in the president of the college. The parish party, sponsored Choose from our giant nurses’ home. New candidates for One of the most impressive ceremonies of the evening will be jointly by the Men’s club and collection, specially priced the sodality were also present: the traditional candlelighting ceremony. Anne Hoare, student body the Altar sociaty, is set for for Christmas giving. " bearing Patricia Dowell, Grand Junction; chairman (standing), carries a lighted candle from tl\^ school chapel Thursday, Dec. 28, at 8 p.m. in Michalene Della Monache, Canon into the auditorium and lights a huge Christmas candle. The class Jefferson hall. Music for danc- City; Marian Day, McPherson, iresidents (left to right). Pan Sander, Arlene Schuster, Be^hara inf will be . prorided, and re / g ift s Kans.; Ida Connelley, Littleton; Jarbato, and Katherine Campbell, then transfer the light to four freshment* will be served. Ernestine Anderson, Denver; Lo smaller candles. This ceremony is symbolic of the Light of the World from which flows all charity and it is harmonic with the true spirit of Catechism classes for children retta Berardi, Denver; Marlene in public grade schools have been ' w c Christmas. Kelly, Arvada; Joan Marie Koop/ terminated for the holiday season. Minneapolis, Minn.; Mary Anne They are scheduled to resume Sun 'tr o v e r s e Nadon, Leadville: Jacqueline Re day, Jan. 7. vaz, Glen, N.H.; Helen Ford, Den ver; Irene Griefenberg, Rifle; Loyola PTA Is Planning The following officers for the a f a r .." Cena Wilson, Salida; and Alice coming year were elected at the f Hart, Delphos, Kans. Other guests Altar and Rosary society meeting held Dec. 7: Mrs. John Halher, / Z' were Miss Koch, director of nurs ing education; Miss McKnight and Party for Children Dec. 20 president; Mrs. D. Bisant, vice FURNITURE COMPANY Mrs. Mossoni, both members of the president; Mrs. Harry Bender, 16TH STREET AT LAWRENCE faculty; and the O’Neil sisters, (Loyola Pariah, Denver) onsors were Albert and Darlene treasurer; Mrs. Virgil Tout, secre Jerry and Margie, dancing instruc The Christmas party for the rovsky. Also baptized was Jane tary; and Mrs, Paul Pattridge, cor tors. Miss Mary Ruth Kelly, musi Loyola school children and their Elizabeth, dailghter of Mr. and responding secretary. cal director .for the freshmen class, younger brothers and sisters will Mrs. Charles Lee. The sponsors Heart of Mary sang at the banquet. be held in the school hall at 1:30 were Edmund Berens ainS Thneresa The table decorations consisted p.m. Wednesday, Deoi 20. This Flood. Circle Formed of blue and white flowers and party is an annual affair sponsored A new circle has been organized candles. Each guest received as a by the PTA. The chairman is Mrs. by Mrs. Rudy Aeipeer, named for favor a copy of Acts of Consecra James * Kloberdanz. Santa Claus Post Office Speaks Up: the Immaculate Heart of Mary. tion for the Sodality of Our Lady, will be present following the sing Members met in Mrs. Aemeer’s CALL JACK HALL and a bottle of holy water. ing of Christmas carols by the Send Yule Mail Early home, 215 S. Wadsworth, for the The Rev. Theodore Haas, di children. A Christmas treat will be first session. The January meeting rector of the sodalists; the Rev. given to each child. Supplemen The post office department in will be held in the home of Mrs. Elmer Trame, S.J., of Regis col tary material to be used by the Denver reminds persons planning Harry Bender. If low rotes with to mail Christmas cards that the AL 0466 lege, Denver; and the Rev. Fred lower grades will be the PTA gift St. Ann’s circle will meet Dec. maximum coverage erick McCallin of St. Mary’s par to the school. seasonal rush makes early posting necessary. Cards for Denver de 14 in the home of Mrs. Leo Spet- on auto insurance ...You can't afford ish, Littleton, and archdiocesan di The November meeting of St. naglc. The Infant of Prague circle ^ ;rt:| rector of sodalities, sat at the Catherine’s bridge club was held livery should be mailed by Dec. 18. Although the rate of postage on will hold its Christmas party in is what you seek I not to get In touch head of the table. in the' home of Mrs. Richard Sul Mrs. William Steinmetz’ home. After dinner the candidates livan and Mora Sullivan. Prizes first-class mail is three cents per ...coll jock Holt with me right away. ^ jj;l| were received into the sodality and were won by Mrs. R. Buckley, Mrs. ounce or fraction thereof, unsealed The following children were presented with medals of the Im L. Hogue, and Mrs. W. Longstrom. Christmas dards with no writing baptized on Dec. 3 by Father Do maculate Conception before the The circle met in the home of enclosed may be sent for two cents. herty: Judith Lynn, daughter of J altar in the hospital chapel by Mrs. M. Saya Dec. 13. Use of two-cent postage, however, William aiffi Cecila Pratt, with Father Haas. This was followed On the Feast of the Immaculate does not give forwarding or return Laurence Olheiser and Ida Ham FARMER’S INSURANCE GROUP Christmas Seals! by Solemn Benediction. Father Conception, Dec. 8, Shirley King, service. mer as sponsors; Lawrence Rich McCallin was the guest speaker. Winifred Lohr, Colette Maddox, The post office also warns that ard, son of Raymond and Adele 43S rOURTIINTH STRUT OINVIR, COLORADO Present in the sanctuary and Shelia Matthews received their ackages should be wrapped in Hagerty, with Harold Inglebretsen Father Trame. First Holy Communion in the 9 eavy cardboard, sturdy outer and Mary Louise Johnson as spon rjn^ Sunday, Dec. 10, the freshman o’clock Mass. Following the Mass paper, and tied with strong cord. sors; Ilene Denice, daughter of class presented the school with a 38 of the school children were Printed fourth-class labels should Robert and Bertha Barry, with Leo \ musical Christmas program, di received into the senior sodality. be used for addressing parcels and Nerena Sullivan as sponsors; rected by Miss Mary Ruth Kelly. The Rev. Edward Murphy, S.J., Repeating the address inside the and Suzanne Theresa, daughter The annual Christmas novena officiated and the children’s choir outer wrappings protects delivery of David and Loraine Helfen, with ( Colorado springs will begin Saturday, Dec. 16, at sang for the Mass and sodality re in case the package is damaged in Neal Smith> and Rosemary Helfen \ 7:10 p.m. in the hospital chapel ception. transit. as sponsors. Recommended Firms It will come to a close Christmas The sodality officers and the eve. mission committee members at Sister Ascella’s name day was tended the CSMC quarterly meet celebrated Dec. 6 by a High Mass ing. George Sauer won a prize in Lourdes Rocks to Hold for AUTO in the hospital chapel. the Dr. IQ mission quiz program M AY REALTY and the Loyola report was given by Kay Prochazka. Card Party on Dec. 15 SERVICE A BIG Trip on Every Day's a Holiday is the REALTOR title of the musical to be presented by the school children in February, (Our Lady of Lourdes PTA. Santa Claus is expected to ^actice has already started and Parish, Denver) pay a visit to Lourdes school on INSURANCE - LOANS a Little Budget w ll continue during the Christmas The Rocks of Lourdes club that day. OPEN ’TIL MIDNIGHT EVERY NIGHT holidays. will sponsor a parish card party (Special blue and white Lite Theater Bldg. Mrs. Alice Smith is teaching the Friday evening, Dec. 15, at 8 Lourdes ceps will be given to ' SlRVICl member* of the children’s choir ' H4RRT'$ TEXACO third grade following the resigna o’clock. The men of the parish HABBT PLEUING, Proprietor Colorado Springs^ CIolo. tion of Miss Ellen Campbell. Mrs. sponsor two parish parties every for Christmas. The choir has Marie Dinan is the art teacher for month, a dance on the first Friday been singing regularly at the TEXACO siis niESTOME rioDUCTS ^ SPEER BLVD, A T BANNOCK LU8IICATIDS set WASNIN8 TABOR 9222 MAIN 1898 the sixth, seventh, and eighth and a card party on the third Fri 8:30 Mass every Sunday, and g;rades. day. These parties are held to in the caps will be a token of ap More than $400 worth of Christ crease the social life of the parish preciation. mas seals was sold by the Loyola and are not maintained for rev Midnight High Mass will be cel school children. The seventh and enue. A donation of 50 cents cov ebrated in Our Lady of Lourdes Buckley Bros. Motors, Inc. fifth, grades were the leaders in ers the cost of entertainment and church and seats will be available THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WIUIAM C. CRARON the amount of seals sold and Rich food. on a “ first come’’ basis. The men’s STGDEBAKER Sales & Service choir will sing at the Mass, and ■il. Stan—116 t. rikn Pnk—BAIa 144 ard Villa, a seventh g^ade student The entertainment this Friday AUTO REPAIRING ON ALL MAKE CARS & TRUCKS the children’s choir will sing S«rtt Ston—832 S. laKia—lAI* 189 Optometrist was the individual winner. will be given by a group of teen EXPERT BODY AND FENDER WORK - QUALITY PAINTING Christmas carols from the sacristy. 126 North T.Joa 81. ^ The Christmas card committee agers from the teen-age club of STEAM CLEANING — WASHING — LUBRICATION SERVICE Professional Pharmacy Members of the Altar society will PHONE MAIN is grateful to the members and the parish. The following girls will 660 S. Broadway — New Location — RA. 2826 SSSt decorate the altar prior to Christ* SOI No. Tojon MAin 1088 COLORADO SPBINGB. COLO. friends of the parish who co-oper entertain patrons: Judy and Jean ated in the sale of cards. A com^ mas and will put up the Nativity Guerin, Mary Jean Reilly, and scene at the side altar. plete report will be given at the Alma O’Connell. All meMbers of Oet BauFs ( of Denver) January meeting of the PTA by The first series of dramatic PETE BEROIVl the parish and their friends are plays sponsored by the Lourdes Candy and Ice Cream at the committee members, Mrs. D invited to attend. * Dodge-Plymouth Owners F U R iV m jR E SHOP Outdoor clubs will be presented to Steinkamp and Mrs. R. Buckley. The Rocks of Lourdes club will Prepare lor Efficient Driving Johnson-Engiish UPHOLSTERING. V ia the public during Christmas week. BE-UPHOLSTERING AND On Dec. 10 Father Murphy bap hold the monthly meeting Tues Costumes for the various plays are Tune the Motor — Restore Pep end Economy to Your Car BEPAIRING tized Michael Jerome, son of Mr, day, Dec. 19, in the parish hall at being made. The parish is building It Will Perform Better end Last Longer Slip C ...r . .ad Dr.p.rlM Drug Co. and yrs. Frederick N. Lang. The 8 p.m., and election of officers up a large collection of children’s Factory.Trained Mechanics ' Uul. t. Ord.r for 1951 will be held. Entertain LENTHERIC ToiletHes Fnmilora Made to Order The tASU... costumes to be stored for future Ttjoa at Blioo 6 t Pfaon* 1418 7H a Cucad. At.. 11.1b iSM St. Joseph’s Nurses ment and refreshments will be use. added features at the meeting. All JAMES MOTOR CO. > Relax as you ride in Plan 3-Day Retreat men of the parish are invited to at 1228 Lincoln / * KE. 8221 " I f fo u l /Veed* 4re Eleetrical The Heyse Sheet streamlined comfort aboard tend the meetings and become lETnainamABi, Dodg* A Plraooth — Salts and Baryic* Coll Main 939" Metal and Roofing members. The men have completed WIRING—FIXTURES AND REPAIRS INCORPORATED MISSOURI PACIFIC’S the decoration of the shrine for the HEATING ROOFING ' streamlined Colorado Eagle- Christmas holidays. Berwick Electric Co. SHEET METAL Christmas parties are planned CHRYSmt-PLYMOUTH Joe Buckmoster Motors I I I — ------I Welby High School Chorus il Your Floors Are Our Business I MMoiiieiiiaker’s I Complate Floor Moin^enanca Servica I Janitorial Supplies — Waxes — Seeps I ' Department Electric Polishers and Scrubbers I 1 PatTOnlM The$» Reliable and Friendly Flrmt DUMONt SALES CO. 1736-44 Blake St. TA. 4146 Denver J . A . Johnson & Son 108 N. 3rd, Grand Junction 356 No. Wolcott, Caipor, Wyo.! Established 35 fears FREDLUCCI • Gutters • Sheet Metal CIISTOIB-BIJILT FURNITURE * Gas FurDBres • Custom Upholstery MADE TO ORDER * Gas Conversion Burners 709 E. 6th Are. KE. 4031 and New Furniture Furniture Re-Upholstered & Restykjl Made to Order Free Estimates ' THE BEST IN LUGGAGE m Of AD U m U . Beautiful Samples'to Show DREAMREST MFG. CO. Day or Evening Calls J. Sjmdtr 1124 18th CH. 7985 NK 2842 W. 44th G L1222 (Catholic Prop.) u a a. sore THE WELBY ASSUMPTION high school choral ence Labato, Madeline Rotello, Marlene Rotello, Roxie Rotello, and RUG McGinness & Patrick Bacon & Schramm group that sang in the annual Christmas program pre Anthony Talarico; third row, Agnes Gasner, Albina Hoffman, Painie TERMITES sented Tuesday evening, Dec. 12, in the school gymnasium is shown Adducci, Rosemarie Montoya, Prances Manzano, and Mildred Gru- Floor Covering Specialists COMPOSITION ROOFING above. szczyk. Fourth row, Gretehen Lamb, Frances De Luzio, Glenda Rae A Linoleum ^ Aiphalt Tile TILE ROOFING Left to right, they are as follows; First row, Vera Molinaro, CLEANING in my Mary Ann Hoffman, Agnes Ann Mastrongclo, Esther Duran, Bar Covillo, Theresa Persichetti, Eleanor Kreutzer, and Dolores Suyot; • RubberTile • Plastic Wall Tile ROOF REPAIRING bara Domenico, Ciarine Niccoii, Rudiiph Hoffman, John McBride, and fifth row, Norbert Bodding, James' McCurry, Anthony Hartt, Dick FREE UOTB PROOFING Free Estimatsi 4020 B ritton Bird. CH. 6563 Larry Covillo; second row, Joanne Spano, ^Margaret Bodding, Flor- Diesberg,"Louis Grande, and John Perry.— (Photo by Jerome) 2 Pc. Living ^ home ?, 494 So. Vine SP. 3239 Boom Snite ^ ^ « ' f ^ ^ Thoroly Cleaned Up THE World Peace to Be Sought in Prayer Famous Rug & Colorado Terminix Co. McVeigh Company JUSSEL Novena Slated 1754 S. Broadvray, Denver Eleetrie Co. Furniture Cleaning Co. SP. 4673 — Free Inspection PAINTING AND Pre-Christmas Novena at Christ, King TERMINIX-WORLD'S LARGEST DECORATING 2611 W . 6tb Ava. TA. 6569 1532 Market IN TERMITE CONTROL CONTRACTORS Electrical Contractors In Welby Parish (Chri.t the l^ng Pariih, Denver) for Brownies and two for inter , The St. Thomas More circle, of CaU AL. 1743 tm 1328 Inca K.E. 0718 A solemn novena in prepar mediate scouts. which Mrs. E. A. Williams is cap A CuaraatseU Electrical Job tain, also will have a Christmas ation for the Feast of the Na A Mothers’ club also has been Beginning Dec. IS organized for this parish and has party for its members in the VFW tivity of Our Lord will com Lotus room Thursday, Dec. 21. Welby.— (Assumption Parish)-.- held two meetings. A third meet In preparation for the Feast of mence in Christ the King par ing will be held early in January, Mmes. E. J. McCabe and Harry Christmas a novena in honor of the ish Saturday evening, Dec. in the past year, owing to the Sims will be cohostesses at a Infant Jesus will begin Friday eve 16, at 7:30. At the request of fact that the school had just been bridge-luncheon for St. Joseph’s ning, Dec. 15, at 7 o’clock. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, the no organized, it was necessary for circle in the home of Mrs. McCabe, On Dec. 12 a Christmas program vena services, consisting of the the mothers of Girl Scouts and 651 Forest street, on Thursday, was presented by the school chil Rosary and Benediction, will be Brownies to affiliate with tiie Dec. 14. ^ dren in the new gym. The enter held every evening for world Mothers’ club of Blessed Sacra St. Clement’s circle enjoyed the tainment consisted of Christmas peace. * ment school. All mothers inter hospitality of Mrs. J. G. Bart- carols and dances. The stage was On Wednesday, Dec. 20, the ested in Girl Scout and Brownie schered at a bridge-luncheon in her beautifully decorated with big PTA will sponsor a Christmas activities are Invited to become home Dec. 5. Mmes. Gerald Galli- Christmas trees for the occasion. party for ail the children of the members of this new. Mothers’ gan and J. A. Bradley were This work was done by the nuns. school. Each room will have its club. awarded bridge honors. Your Plumbermber For fears V The Christmas party, which is own ceremony, beginning immedi Mrs. Smith also reports the re Mrs. A. J. Morroni entertained Ed O'Connor, Sr. Ed O'Connor, Jr. sponsored by the PTA, will be held ately after lunch. School will close organization of troop 292 with 17 St. Anthony’s circle at a bridge- Friday, Dec. 15, in the afternoon Dec. 20 "for the Christmas holidays members, aged eight through nine. 3030 W. 44lh Ave. — : — GL. 4323 luncheon in her home Dec. 7. in the gym, with the exchanging and will reopen Tuesday, Jan. 2. This grqup, which meets on St. Margaret Mary’s circle met of gifts and a visit by Santa Claus. Collection Sunday Wednesdays at 3 o’clock, has for in the home o f Estella G. Murphy The monthly meeting of the PTA F#r Flowers its leader Mrs. W. Ward Smith; for a bridge-luncheon Dec. 6. was held in the assenibly room of coleader Mrs. Pat McGee; and Mmes. James T. Davis and T. Ray On Sunday, Dec. 17, the mem the high school on Dec. 11, with substitute leader,. Mrs. Walter Sut- mond Young, and Miss Rose Adele bers Of the Altar and Rosary so Electrical Contracting & Repairing the president, Mrs. Don Macauley, liff. Reilly were recipients of the ciety will be stationed in the vesti presiding. The opening prayer was Mrs. Edwin A. Williams of 1140 awards. ' said by Mother Mary Dominica. bule of the church after all the Hudson street has completed her St. Joseph’s circle is caring for EARL J.STROHMINGER The seventh grade pupils enter Masses to accept donations for training as a Girl Scout leader and the altars and sanctuary during tained with songs and dancing flowers to be used in the decora has accepted the leadership of the month of December. _ itoctric Compaiy under the direction of their teach tion of the altar and sanctuary for Brownie group 449. This group is LletOMtl RBd Bonded er, Sister Mary Antbnetta, music the Feast of the Nativity of Our working to become tenderfoot Girl New Schedule Announced Member Nationel Electrical Contractors Att'n. teacher. Lord. Members who have volun For Weekday Mosues teered their services are Mrs. J. J. Scouts, and consists o^ Suzy Mrs. Hazel Croeteau, who repre The attention of parishioners is 1178 Stont St. \C. 5733 Jacubucci, 6 o’clock Mass; Mrs. Hawes, Mary Lee Thomas, Mari sented the parish unit in the hot called to the change of time for William L. Earley and Misses Es- lyn McCaddon, Carol Lee Te Bock- Colfl w aves don't worry the man who heats his lunch demonstration school held weekday Masses. 'There are now tella and Elizabeth Murphy, 7:30; horst, Eleanor Ann Cabella, Patty last week, gave a talk on this pro two daily Masses Monday through home with cool. He knows the flexibility of cool gives Mnies. Leland Foster and Howard Swigert, and Sandra Price. They FLOOR gram. Friday, at 6:45 and 8:30. o’clock. Creede, 9; E. J. McCabe, and meet every Tuesday at 3 o’clock him full protection when the mercury takes a nose dive. With a closing praiyer by Sister On Saturday there is just one CAMEO COVERING CO. Mary Paula the meeting was ad Howard Clennan, 10:30; and in the school hall. , Frank Grannell and King Thomp A Christmas party with an ex Mass, at 6:45. When you need more than normal heat, only cool con journed. Refreshments were served On Sunday, Dec. 17, families in Linoleum— Asphalt, Rubber & Plastic Tile— Well Covering son, 12:15. by the mothers of the third and change of gifts by the members the S-Z group will receive Holy give it to you. Its extra values stand guard over the Estimates Complimentary fourth grades. •Mrs. W. Ward Smith, neighbor will feature the next meeting of Communion as family units. health and comfort of your house The pastor and a group of men hood organizer in this parish for Mary Immaculate circle in the Mrs. Louis Kintzele, who was are working every evening to com the Girl Scouts, has completed the hold at all times. 2555 W. 29th Ave. GR. 9535 home of Mrs. Claude Yeager, 1280 seriously ill and confined to the plete the ceiling in the new gym. organization of five groups, three. COAL Fairfax, on Wednesday, Dec. 20. hospital for a month, was moved to her home on Monday. She is If you aren't protected by abun convalescing satisfactorily. dant cool heat, ask your Cool the STEADIEST. Mrs. Jack Whyte, who has been Heating Service retailer's advice s a f e st . INSULATION ■■ Annual Christmas Turkey Games Party seriously ill, has improved suf ficiently to he removed to the now— before winter bears down. SUREST. home of her daughter, where she / ZONOLITE b" . Scheduled at St. Patrick's on Dec. . 15 is convalescing. m o s t e c o n o m ic a l Baptized Sunday by the Rev, h e a t for the Home I (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver) Garramone and Shirley Pietro. made brighter for these families John W. Scannell was Richard K., 2" Rockwool Batts son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Day and night, your'CH S‘retailer ii St. Patrick’s will hold the Women volunteering to clean the by donations of items no longer • SiitmiuMi tt*l, cth, annual Christmas turkey games altars for December were Mmes. needed in your own homes. These Mcllvaine, of 709 Jersey street on call if you need service on your Sn'fwd. Per Sq. Sponsors were Robert B. Kelley ...... party on Friday, Dec. 15, at 8 Mary Walden and A. Franks. may be taken directly to the center cool heating equipment. Coll him, or ft...... p.m. In the school gym. The On Tuesday, Dec. 19, the fol on or before Monday, Dec. 18, or and Miss Marianne T. Mcllvaine. It*s So Holy Name society is sponsor lowing women will clean the altar by Calling Mrs. Strempel, GR. Also baptized by Father Scan ing this event, and Milton and decorate for Christmas; Mmes. 5779, 1909 W. 35th avenue. nell on Sunday was Susan Jean K E. 1441 WEATHER PROOFING nette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Easy to Woods, president, urges all pa Croci, Carroll, Walden, Franks, The Rev. Albert PubI of C t-'' rishioners and their friends to Carrier, Garramone, Strempel, Charles B. Brubeck. Sponsors were NTJ-WAY Brass & Felt thedral pari*h delivered the ler- William P. Horan, Jr., and Mrs. Install attend. Natale, Deard, Bruno, and Franks. mon following the initallation Suzanne Catlin. Piotte River Coal Co., Callbeck Cool Co., GL. 3419 Weather Srip— Per Roll. Twenty turkeys will be featured Support of Project Asked of new officer* and the recep at this party and a Christmas tree AL. 0479 A. & A. Cool Co., GL. 4775 The “ Golly-Woggle Play Store” tion of new member* on Snnday, Free NU-WAY Brass Door Weather will be the special prize. The Dec. 10, of ' the Senior Young will be held at 6 p.m. on Monday, Elk Cool Co., MA. 5335 Crow Bor Cool Co., TA. 2336 Estimates Strip Sets— tickets are 50 cents. Dec. 18, at the Fox Street center Ladle*' *odality. A reception Ea...... C Among those working on the at 2923 Fox street. It is sponsored wai held in the *chool auditor Block Diamond Cool Co., Colorado & Utah Coal Co„. ium and refreshment* were games party are the games chair by the ACCW each year and each GR. 1641 TA. 0231 man, James Marietta; door, Wil society in the city is asked to help. served. ECONOMY LUMBER & HARDWARE liam DuBois and Joe Christofano; Mrs. Strempel urgently asks the A short business meeting at Barnett Company, KE. 2323 United Fuel & Equipment special table, Sanford Lucy, Jo help of parishioners for donations 8 :30 will precede the annual Supreme Coat Co., PE. 4679 Co., KE. 6391 350 So. Colorado Blvd. D E . 5495 seph Melphy, and Elmer Sutliff; of adult and children clothing, Christmas party to be held by the special sales, James Marietta, toys, costume jewelry, crayons, sodalists Thursday, Dec. 14, at the Rio Grande Fuel Co., Thoi. Williams & Sons, Andy Spahn, Fred Deard, Kenneth school. Refreshmerfts will be \ V M books, and all discarded knick- «AW NINQS TA. 2211 GL.4715 Hostic, James Grater, Thomas knacks. served by Edith Eppersor^ The •PORCH ROOFS! Cherry, Albert Trull, and Syl These articles are purchased by resa Matkovich, Joan DeSabato, r N Frank. the children and parents for use in and Jackie Di Paolo. Gifts will be •CANOPIES'^ Tony. Ganzona and Gregorio the homes of needy families for exchanged. •DOORWAY COVERINGS COAL Christqias gifts. The children use Montoya will be at the micro A donation of money will be ConvMMnl terms, FHA fiooodnj. script money, which they earn phone. Refreshments will not be accepted from each member to Okoic* of btooUfful bokvd *noffl*l colors OF YOUR COMMUNITY served after the games party. At doing eip'ands. Christmas can be purchase a basket of food for a A ik for n u t boeklot. HEATINC tention is also called to the “ smok. H" ^ + complete Christmas dinner for a ing prohibited” signs now on the needy family of the parish. for better home heating walls in the gymnasium. To Catholic Univ. Stanley Myers of the Denver HddLVenT On Dec. 7, the society voted to police department is recovering 400 Ireodway SP. 4404 present St Patrick’s with a check satisfactorily following his re for $200 as its Christmas egntri lease from a local hospital. Mr. bution. Myers was injured recently when Altar Society Officers Named the police car which he was driv ing to answer an emergency call The election of officers was held from the airport was hit by an at the meeting of the Altar and other car. Rosary society Dec. 5. The folloy?- PTA Meeting Canceled ing were re-elected: President, The - regular meeting of the Mrs. Marvin Strerapel; vice presi PTA on Wednesday, Dec. 20, has Hoppy’s here dent, Mrs. Joseph Garramone; sec been cancelled. The children of retary, Mrs. Syl Franks; treasurer, the school will be given their ___ CRAHE lawndretfel , Mrs. Margaret Lucy. Mrs. John Christmas party at that time. All apd Cassidy’s Specialising in Quality Plumbing and Heating Reptdrt Di Paolo was also re-elected to the mothers are asked to be at the I post of financial secretary, but school on Monday, Dec. 18, at ^ got him!Vhe refused the post, which wag then 1:30 p.m. to help pack the boxes SLATTERY & COMPANY given to Mrs. Joseph Libonati. for the children's treats. Mrs. Strempel thanked Mrs. A i- Plumbing and Heating Contractors The 3900 Vallejo street Block new rage in Paolo for the exceptional work Rosary was recited in the home JOHN J. CONNOR. Prclilcnt ROBERT V. CONNOR, Vie. FrMldcat which she has done in the past 1726 MARKET STREET PHONE MAIN 7127 or 7128 of Mbs. T. C. McElroy, 3926 Val year. lejo street, with 14 persons pres- ^ wallpaper for Hostesses were Mmes. Joseph ent Mr. and Mrs. Henry Colonno, ■ a real bey’s Mrs. Frank Forges, and Jerry Sat- MOVING riano returned from a month’s vacation visiting relatives in Chi room e e genuine, WINTERIZE STORAGE cago, DL; Pennsylvania, and New Sister Evangeline (above) York. with of the Benedictine Sisters re Mr. and Mrs. Nick Fortunate authentic, very SHIPPING cently left for Washington, D.C., announced the birth of a boy on to enter the Catholic university. Dec. 5 in S t Joseph’s hospital. colorful Local and She will complete work toward her The maternal grandparents are Long Distance final degree in the study of phi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Natale of this Moving losophy. Because of her high,scho parish and paternal grandparent lastic standing, she was chosen(by IS Mrs. Mary Fortunato of St. Storage • Packing her mother superior in Yankton, Catherine’s parish. A baby shower The eaajr, inezpeniive way to cut Shipping S. Dak., to attend the university. was recently given in honor of heat Iota, Juit nail it on over old Sister Evanrcline is' the daugh Mrs. Fortunato. frame walla. PrOridea extra inan- AH TypM of Framo ter of Mrs. Cathnine Anderson, Buildiogi Moved A second collection will be taken lation, protecta and eliminatea dietitian for the school lunchroom up on Snnday, Dec. 17, to^ pur painting. Baat winter to the punch Free Estimates at St, Patrick’s parish, Denver. chase the flowers and decoration^ now I She first attended college at Yank for the altar for Christmas. DUFFY STORAGE ton for two yearv then attended The novena in honor of Our Call for Free Estimate the college at Atchison, Eans., for Lady of Lourdes will be held on & MOVING CO. three years. Completing the course Wednesday at 7':45 p.m. 1721 Lawrence WESTERN ElATERITE ROOFING CO. at Atchison, she returned to teach Sunday, Dec. 17, will be Holy 1521 20lh St. for two years at Yankton. Mrs. Communion day for all mem AComa 5645 Equitable Bidf, CHerry 6651 Tel. KE. ,6228 « ^ Anderson also has a niece who is a bers! of the Senior Youiig Ladies’ nun in tha Siit«n of St Joaaph. lodiUty. r a B R w n i v v *