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Content! Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc. 1945—Permission to Reproduce, Except on Bishop Hunkeler Installed Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 H. Friday Following Issue Plan to Aid Worthy DENViR CATHaiC siyiio s[j UP Catholic Youths Wins m SI. TUOMIIS' Ordinaries’ Approval A sound-proof recording studio is the most recent development among the many improvements be Local Councils Asked to Give Annual $160 REGISTER ing installed in St. Thomas’ semi nary. The studio, built under the Grants to Students of Regis College, The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We direction of the Rev. Thomas Bar Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller rett, C. M., by Richard Mershon, Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. (3 cents per copy) Denver seminarian, is perfect for Regis High, or Abbey School the purpose for which it has been designed. It will serve a need at An extensive program, designed to promote Catholic VOL. XL. No. 37. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1945. $1 PER YEAR the seminary for the recording of voices and of musical selections by education in Colorado, is being planned by the Knights of the choir. Arrangements are being Columbus. The project, which has been submitted to the made so that remote control broad individual councils in the state and which has the approval Officers Announced fer Parish School casts over local stations can be of Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver and Bishop Joseph made from the seminary studio. C. Willging of Pueblo, seeks the establishment of an annual Mr. Mershon, assisted by Leon Places High in ard Abercrombie, has covered the scholarship by each council to assist a worthy and needy Fr.Justen's Jubilee Mass walls and ceilings of the Guild Catholic boy. The scholarship, worth $150, will be to Regis magazine’s former circulation of college or high school in Denver or i —------State Contest fice with attractive celotex. The the Abbey school in Canon City and ^11 1 1 U The Rev. Matthias J. Justen.i completed a church which was room incorporates all necessary will be renewable if the winner’s C.SS.R., will celebrate his silver'started in World war I but re- features for serving its purposes. record warrants. | FB. M'CARTIN IS . . . i.1. J o imained unfinished until 1922. In Competing in a group of 54 The ftoor will be carpeted, and a The following regulations will; jubilee in the priesthood Sunday, ^934 was instrumental in build- schools and 700 students, St. Jos grand piano will furnish the studio. govern the establishment, award, May 27. He will be the celebrant a'church in a small manufac* eph high, Denver, the only paroch Two large windows were enclosed and use of the scholarships: of a Solemn Mass at 9:30. Theituring town, where he used to ial school participating in the in such a way as to afford ventila statewide scholarship contest, 1. Each local council will annu CHiPUm OF Very Rev. John Buttimer, C.SS.R., offerM^s in the public school, tion and at the same time keep ally offer a scholarship of $150 to ^ - oi. T u» k«iPl^ced at his disposition by the ranked high in the final rating the room sound proof. The studio pastor^___ of St Joseph 8, will^ be be town and the Abbey school. Canon City, or from Gunnison, home of Western was made possible through the Regis college or high school, assistant priest; the Rev. John school board. In 1925 he was as State college. kindness of Archbishop Urban J. Moran, pastor of St. John’s church, signed to the new preparatory First honors in the state were Denver. deacon; the Very Rev. Crispin Vehr. seminary in Oakland, Calif. From won by Sally Pimpl in stenography Student Gets Scripture Award 2. Where there is an established Pfirman, O.F.M., pastor of St. 1925 to 1926 he filled the posi I and Virginia ^rban in stenog Catholic high school serving the Elizabeth’s, subdeacon. The Rev. Paul Mendrick, 2nd year theolo An Eighth Air Force Bomber tions of professor, socius, director, raphy II; a second-place honor needs of a community in which a Station, England.—Capt Vincent Ralph Michaels, C.SS.R., .will be and rector of the seminary. He was went to Mary Ann Mahoney in gian studying for the Diocese of local council is established, the the preacher. A procession will Pueblo, was named a winner of J. McCarten, formerly stationed at likewise consultor to the vice pro English IX; two third places, in scholarship will be offered for col S t Joseph’s church, Denver, who form at the rectory and march vincial superior of the Oakland English XI and typing I, were won the Scripture contest conducted lege only, to the church. The adult choir will recently by St. Meinrad’s abbey has served, as a chaplain sine® province. by Margaret Frantz; and a tie for 3. Any Catholic boy of good June, 1941, recently became Catho sing at the Mass, assisted by the third place in Latin I was awarded in Indiana. Most of the Scripture moral character in the community Rev. Carl Schwartz, C.SS.R. Father Justen was assigned to students of the seminary entered lic chaplain for the 100th bombard to Carl Eiberger. Gold, silver, and in which the local council is located ment group and claims an unusual Father Justen is one of a class bronze medals were presented for this contest. For his essay on “Mo is eligible to compete for the schol Bishop Edward J. Hunkeler is Monsignori, some 125 priests, and of 12 ordained in 1920 at the Re- first, second, and third places, tives for Reading the Bible,’’ Men arship. iqRrDll!lDfi’Trrrrn-lr"irrv- shown just after being installed in about 1,000 of the laity. A clergy demptorist seminary, Oconomowoc, respectively. drick received a $10 award. His 4. All applicants for the scholar Wise., by the late Archbishop treatment of his subject was pre Grand Island, Nebr., by Arch luncheon was held following the In the preliminary contest at ships _ will submit to competitive induction, and Gov. Dwight Gris Sebastian Messmer of Milwaukee. Adams City, where nearly 300 sented in popular form. examinations provided by the au bishop Henry P. Rohlman, Coadju wold of Nebraska was the featured After his ordination Father Justp students enrolled for the scholar Sociology Class thorities of the school to which ap tor of Dubuque. The magnificent speaker at a civic reception in the pioneered in the Redemptorist ship competition, St. Joseph’s plication is being made, which shall ceremony was attended by six evening. The installation was Tues. Mexican mission field in and brought home six first places, three Is Organized be administered in the month of members of the Hierarchy, 26 day. May 15. around San Antonio, Tex. He second places, and three third The Rev. Bartholomew Cunning July prior to the beginning of the places. First-place winners were ham, C.M., professor of dogmatic school year for which the scholar Virginia Urban, stenography II; and moral theology at the semi ship is offered. Sally Pimpl, stenopaphy I; Mary nary, recently inaugurated a spe 5. The examinations will be ad Program of ACCW Parley/S ADIIIIS Ann Mahoney, Latin I; Carl cial sociology class to study the ministered at the headquarters of Eiberger, algebra I; Margaret “Social and Economic Purpose of the local council by the council- Franta, biology; and Patricia Har the Papal Encyclicals.’’ Father chaplain. rison,' American government. Sec Cuningnam hopes to have various 6. The examination papers will In Denver May 23 Given Q[ ond places were won by M arwret lecturers, who are authorities in be corrected by members of the Frantz, English XI; Norman Blcs- their fields, speak before the stu school faculty and the results re The complete program for the | Ghost church at 8:30 by Arch- sum, civics; and Mary Ann Ma dents on subjects related to the ported to the local council 19th annual convention of thejbishop Vehr. A large attendance honey, English IX. Third honors Papal encyclicals. Already ar 7. The scholarship will be Archdiocesan Council of Catholic j is urged. The principal business were awarded John Milne, business rangements have been made for awarded to the applicant who Women in Denver May 23 is an-iwill be reports of the standing III CmiEIIIIIL arithmetic; Anne Sweeney, Eng Monsignor Luigi Ligutti, secre achieves the highest rating in the nounced this week. The meeting committee chairmen, group rep- lish XI; and Joe McCormick, tary of the National Catholic competitive examination. An al will be held in the Shirley-Savoy resentatives, and deanery presi American government. (Turn to Page 2 — Column i) ternate candidate may be desig hotel, with a luncheon in the Lin dents. A class of nearly 100, including nated by the school as a result of coln room at 12:30. The speak 75 adults, will receive the sacra the examination. ers will include the Rt. Rev. John Luncheon Reservations ment of Confirmation from the 8. The school authorities reserve R. Mulroy, spiritual director of Must Be in by May 21 Most Rev, Urban J. Vehr, Arch Fr. Matthias J, Jnstan, C.SS.R. Great Need for Religious the right to reject all applicants the AGGW.-and archdioceun di bishop of Denver, in the Cathedral for scnolarship if their previous Chaplain McCartin, C.SSJt. Luncheon reiervationi may on Pentecost Sunday morning. educational attainments do not rector of Catholic Charities; Capt. be made with Mr*. L. AL St. Joseph’s parish in Denver in John Scannell, a priest of the arch May 20. The Mass Sunday will 1937 and for the past eight years meit standard requirements, or If coincidence connected with hit tour Higgins, SPruce 1802, or Mrs. begin at 9:45 o’clock in ord^r to Vocations Is Emphasized their achievements in the compels of idnty overseas. diocese who is recuperating at John F. Murtaugb, EAst has been, chaplain of Deriver Gen Fitzsimons hospital from wounds allow time for the ceremonies. eral hospital. Each year, as chap tive examination are not satis On first striving in the United received in the Pacific area; 6676. All reservations must Archbishop Vehr will be celebrant lain, he has made more than 1,000 factory. Kingdom, Capt McCartan was as be in by Monday night. May of the Solemn Pontifical Mass, with At a conference of priests in the ing to the seminary, asserted 9. 'The scholarships arc renew signed to a combat crew school Archbishop Urban J. Vehr; and 21. it will be possible to serve sick calls at the hospital, and the Herbert 0. Brayer, state archivist the Rev. David Maloney, assistant records show more than 3,700 Cathedral chapel Tuesday, the nevertheless that the need is grtat, able each year, provided that the located only seven miles from his of Colorado. only those making reserva priest; the Rev. Stephen Krieger, question of vocations loomed im If, some time in the future, dur holders maintain the academic birthplace in Ireland. His parents, tions. separate visits made to the hospi Mass will be offered in Holy S.J., and the Rev. George Lub- tal. Twenty thousand Catholic pa portantly. The Rev. Paul Reed of ing his life, the archdiocese should standing required of all scholar Mr. and Mrs. John McCartan, still Following is the complete pro eley, C.PP.S., deacons of honor; tients hav’e been admitted to the St. Philomena’s church, Denver, reach a number of priests when it ship students. Scholarship students live there. When 20 years of age, gram : the Rev. Duane Theobald, deacon hospital in the years Father Justen gave a scholarly paper on the pro cannot absorb all the candidates, are expected to maintain an aver Capt McCarten went to the 8:30—Mass in Holy Ghost of the Mass; the Rev. Frederick has been chaplain there. motion of vocations to the priest nevertheless it will be glad to ac age grade of 85 or the equivalent United States to study for the Norhra Greco church, celebrant, Archbishop McCallin, subdeacon of the Mass; hood and the religious life and cept students and prepare them for 10. The scholarships may be dis Vehr. and the Rev. Bernard Cullen, mas showed how both parents and other dioceses. At present, it can continued at any time if, in the He holds re ^ la r services at his 10—Business session. Empire ter of ceremonies. The Confirma Collection for Aged, priests can promote them. Voca use more for its own needs. The opinion of the school authorities, B-17 Flying Fortress base, and thrills Crowd room, Shirley-Savoy hotel, Mrs. tion ceremonies will take place im tions, he assured his hearers, will Archbishop urged the clergymen to the academic standing or conduct of is present for a brief service with John T. Tierney, presiding. In mediately after the Mass. be found in homes where Catholic keep the needs of the sisterhoods the holders is unsatisfactory. Catholic men before take-off on vocation and welcoming address, Members of the Cathedral Infirm Priests to Be practices and Catholic ideas are in mind. They are not-getting all 11. All fees and other costs must Eighth Air Force mission. He is a At Local Opera the Very Rev. John Buttimer, 8cho.ol Confirmation class who will stressed. He urged the priests to be the candidates they should have. (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n 2) Redemptorist. C.SS.R., pastor, St. Joseph’s par receive the sacrament are Elmer Taken Up Sunday on the lookout among school chil He urged that well-balanced ish; Denver. Reports: Rules for Alberry, William Castle, Jacque dren and said that g o ^ sense, good youngsters be encouraged to enter Norina Greco, glamorous Met the convention, reports of secre- line Christopher, Anthony Dome health, and good intentions should the sacerdotal and religious life. ropolitan Opera company soprano,. tary, treasurer, corresponding sec- nico, Marjorie Flickenstein, John The faithful in the Archdiocese be watched for. One Boston priest, The Very Rev. George C. Tol- Son of Register Printer proved herself the leading star of retaiy, Denver deanei-y, Colorado Glenn, Joyce Glenn, Carol Hamil of Denver are reminded of the an- he asserted, , made up - his . mind as man, C.M., moderator of the con the Denver Grand Opera com Springs deanery, Greeley deanery, ference, president of St. Thomas’ ton, Carolyn Kinnamon, William n„.l collection for o^od ,„d i.f in , l l S f S V ^ r S l U pany’s presentation of Togca and group representatives, and com Kelley, Jeanette Lederhos, Donna seminary, declared that the war the possessor of one of the loveli mittees. Rae Leiker, Louis Ortego, Alfred priests to be taken*up at all the vocation for every bead on bis has somewhat interfered with the Listed Missing in Action est voices Denverites have ever en 11:30—Address—"Progress in Richardson, Richard Schneider, Masses this Sunday. A real need rosary. He has now succeeded. flow of vocations and that the joyed when the Puccini opera was Child ‘ Welfare in (Colorado,’’ Rt. Gerald Teagne, Maureen Wallie, exists to provide for priests in Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, after need will be great after peace presented in the Denver city audi Harry E. Chadwick, 20, radar- of 3001 S. Galapago street, Engle Rev. John R. Mulroy. and Samuel Webb. their old age, since many, espe- declaring to the priests that he comes. The Archbishop informed torium Monday, Tuesday and 12:30—Luncheon, Lincoln room, Servers for the Mass suid cere was grateful for their work on be the clergymen that it will be nec man second class, is missing in wood, was killed in action on Wednesday evening this week. The Shirley-Sav^y hotel, Mrs. Emmett mony are: Master, John Carroll; cially in the mission districts, re-j half of vocations and for the high essary to continue the accelerated action, the Navy department in April 16 in Italy. A form,er resi Italian-born artist brought a ceive little or no salary. I type of boys they have been send- course at the seminary again this formed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Knight, president, Colorado mitre-bearer. Jack Kinnamon; dent of Valdez, Medina was grad wealth of dramatic ability as well Springs deanery, presiding. Ad crosier-bearer, Kinqey White; year and that, after only a month’s Robert A. Chadwick of 4455 as a richly powerful soprano voice dress—Capt. John Scannell, chap book-bearer, Bruce McLellan; vacation, the seminarians will re Bryant street, Denver, on Tues uated from the Primero high to thrill the large second night lain, United States army. Ad bugia-bearer, John Reyes; grem- turn to their classes early in day of this week. school in 1941 and entered serv audience. dress—Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. ial-bearer, Rudy de Luise; cross 26 in Service Among 358 August. The young sailor is a former ice on March 17, 1942. He had The Denver company, under the 2— Business meeting. Empirebearer, Ralph Seyler; thurifer. Other papers at the conference student at North hi^h school, been overseas since May, 1944. direction of Monsigmor Joseph J. room. Shirley-Savoy hotel, Mrs. Jack Martin; train-bearer, James were by the Rev. William Ken which he left in his senior year to In addition to his parents, he is Bosetti, was augmented this year John T. Tierney, presiding. Open Wilber; Archbishop’s acolytes, (T um to Page.2 — Column 4) enter the service in March, 1943. survived by two brothers, T /5 by Miss Greco and Giovanni Mar- ing prayer and message, the Rev, Ray Banigan and William Hillard; High School Graduates His parents last heard from him Ralph, who is on Saipan, and tinelli the Metropolitan Opera William Kelly, St. Mary’s parish, vesters, Joe Reyes, Orie Madonna, Fr; Bernard Weakland, about six weeks ago, at which Louis of Valdez. A third brother. companiKand Niccola Berardinelli Colorado Springs. Address—“A Dick O’Malia, Milford Seby, Bob time he was still in the States. He Pvt. Manuel, was killed on Sept. of the Cnicago Grand Opera com Good Neighbor Policy at Home,’’ Elliott, Jack Elliott, Joe Black, Twenty-six graduates who are in Catholic high schools, students had previously taken part in the 22, 1944, in Holland. pany. ^ Herbert 0. Brayer, state archivist. and Glenn Church; torch-bearers, now serving in the armed forces who anticipate a call to military Pastor of Brighton, Italian and Southern ■ France Pvt. Richard H. Solis, 26, pre The heroine of Monday night’s 3— Reports; Credentials comJohn Miller, Leo Deidel, Robert are included in the 358 seniors service in advance of the regular landingrs, as a member of the crew viously reported missing in action, presentation was Frances Mar- mittee, resolutions ^mmittee, Galvez, Terry Collins, Jerry Rey who will receive diplomas at the time of graduation are given the Anointed in Denver on a destroyer escort. His last was killed in France Jan. 19, his aldo Samai-zia, youthful Chey Nominations, election of directors, nolds, Edward Kelty, Donald 13th annual joint commencement opportunity to accelerate their leave with his parents was in the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eusevio enne. Wyo., singer who played exercises of Denver Catholic high progress so that they may meet and directors’ board meeting. Avoy, and Harlow Dinsmore. The Rev. Bernard Weakland of early part of December, 1944. Solis of 3226 Larimer street, Den a delightful Tosca and gave schools, which will be held at the all school requirements prior to An older brother, Robert A., ver, have been informed. ' Pvt. promise of a successful operatic City auditorium Sunday after the call to service. The 26 service S t Augustine's parish, Brighton received Extreme Unction in St. Jr., an electrician’s mate second Solis entered service in Septem career in her handling of the dif noon, June 3, at 3 o’clock. Arch men who form part of this year’s class, is at present in the Pacific. ber, 1941, and had been over ficult role. Singing with such vet ST. THOMAS’ STUDENT TO BE bishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver class have satisfied all graduation Joseph’s hospital, Denver, last Friday. Though there was no im Mr. Chadwick works in the com seas since October, 1944, with the erans as Martinelli and Berardi will present the diplomas and ad requirements and will receive the posing room of the Register, The Seventh array. He was a gradu nelli. Mrs. Samarzia made full use dress the graduates. Governor same type of diploma as other mediate danger of death, his ill ness has been long and perilous family is not Catholic. ate of Manual Training high of her rich soprano voice and dis ORDAINED FOR OHIO DIOCESE John Vivian, Mayor Ben F. Staple- members of the group. school here. Besides his parents, played a remarkable dramatic ton, and other prominent state and John AbeM, a member of the and he has spent many weeks in Two Killed in civic officials will be platform graduation class of Cathedral high 1944 and 1945 in S t Joseph’s he is survived by six brothers and sense, particularly in the closing tlvee sisters. scene of the second act. Martinelli The Rev.' George R. Belting, stu deacon to be ordained from the gnests for the exercises. schflfbl,- will be student chairman hospital, Denver, and also a Ion European Action dent in St. Thomas’ seminary, time in S t Benedict’s hospita! S. S ^. Ernest Medina, 22, son Mrs. Clarence Champion of proved to Denver opera-goers that seminary this spring. Under a special plan operating of the ceremony, and will lead the Derby has received word from her he has lost none of his talent as Denver, for the past two years, graduates in the pledge of citizen Sterling. of Mr. and Mrs. George Medina (Turn to Page t — Co/it»i« will he ordained for service in the Father Belting was bom in ship and the prayer for the alumni husband, who was wounded in Clevelafid, April 14, 1912, the son' Mass to Be Cffered of the various high schools who Germany April 21. Shrapnel Bernard B. Garraher of Ray and Mary Belting, both of are in service. William Olson of Pioneer Woman, 94, Is Honored wounds in his chest resulted in a For Regis Men Who Regis high school will be the vale broken chest bone. He was hos whom are still living there. He at pitalized in Germany and then was dictorian. Mrs. Anna Waldhart, a pioneer 1$ Named President tended St. Colman’s parochial Have Died in Service Choral selections in the program transferred to England. He was school, the Cathedral Latin school, will be furnished by the vested Catholic of Colorado, now 94 years made a staff sergeant while in Of Holy Name Union and Notre Dame university, before choir of St. Francis de Sales’ high of age, was honored recently by Germany. His parents, Mr. and (T um to Page 6 — Colum n S) entering Our Lady of the Lake Friday morning, May 18, me school, under the direction of Miss being made a member of the Shut- Bernard B. Carraher of St. seminary in Cleveland. He con Ruth Garizio, with Miss Mary Ann cluded his theology course in the morial Mass will be offered for Farrell as accompanist The choir in club Father Eugene Murphy, Maj. Gen. Arnold Is Vincent de Paul’s parish, Denver, the Regis college men who have SJ., director of the Sacred Heart w;as elected president of the Arch- Denver seminary. will sing “The Song of Farewell" diocesan Union of the Holy Name ■ '-' f He will be ordained Trinity died in service. The students will from the Cantata Caravan, by program, origpnating in St. Louis, Appointed Bishop, Society in its meeting May 9 at Saturday by the Most Rev. Edward offer the Mass and their Commu Richard Kountz, and “Jubilate Mo. Father Murphy is a native of Francis Hoban, Coadjutor Bishop Deo,” by Nicola Montavi. . St. Joseph's Polish parish in nions for the men. Denver and the Sacred Heart hour of Cleveland, in the Cathedral of Edward Libonati will direct the regularly is carried by station Military Delegate Globeville. Re-elected to office i Alumni who have died in serv were Roland J. Hallock, Holy that city, and will sing his first orchestra, which is made up of KMYR, Denver. Solemn Mass the followitv* day in ice are Capt. Thomas E. Conboy, 45 undergraduates of the various Mrs. Waldhart came to Colorado Washington.—Maj. Gen. William Ghost parish, vice president; Vincent R. Candelario, Pvt. Rob George Stock, St. Dominic’s, sec his home parish of St. Colman’s. Catholic high schools of the city. in 1880 and settled in Black Hawk. R. Arnold, priest of the Fort He will be assisted by the Rev. ert M. DeCanio, Lt. Harold H. She reared a family of six boys and Wayne diocese -with the title df retary; Dave Costello, St. Philo-1 Denery, Lt. John B. Furstenberg, mena’s, treasurer; and William; Thomas F, Higgins, assistant one girl. Her husband and four of Rignt Reverend Mohsignor, has priest; the Rev. Burton J. Hol Paul P, Gargaro, technician fifth Mass to Begin This the boys died. The daughter, Mrs. been elevated to the rank of Titu P. Dolan. Annunciation parish, ‘ comb, deacon; and the Rev, Wil grade; J. Emmett Harrington. Pfc. warden. The Very Rev. Harold V. Sunday at Evergreen Matt Andres, lives in Prescott, lar Bishop of Phocaea and Mili liam J. Kiramons, subdeacon. The Quintin L. Hursting, Lt. Stanton Ariz. One of Mrs. Andres’ two chil tary Delegate, succeeding Bishop Campbell is spiritual director o r H. Kissell, Capt. William F. Mc the union. sermon will be preached by the Mas* wilt ba celebrated in the dren, Sister Marcella of the St. John F. O’Hara, C.S.C., « e Apos Rt. Rev. Monaignor Charles A, Kenna, 1st L t John K. McMahon, Joseph order, is teaching in St. tolic Delegate announced. He re Mr. Carraher talked on plans: Lt. John J. Simms, Sgt. Walter V. Chapel of Cbriet the King at for the revitalizing of parish units! Martin, LL.D. Everfreen at 10 o’clock every Joseph’s school, Los Angeles. She cently left the office of chief of Father Belting holds a B.C.S. Springs. Sgt. John K. Walsh, and celebrated her silver jubilee last army ebapikins and was named as of the society, and expressed the j Lt, William F. Waltemath. Sunday, baytnninf May 20, ac- opinion that the union should take! degree in business administration cordinf to an announcement fall. The other grandchild is Miss sistant inspector general of the the Jead in these plans. He re-1 Rev, Gaarge R, Belting from Notre Dame, He is a conain Missing in action are L t John thif week by tha Rev, Barry J. Emma Andres, who is active in army for religious matters. The of the Rev, John Madden, a pro- Buechsenstein, Paul D, Casey, W. Wogan of Golden, pastor of the community work in Prescott. Bishop-elect is now overseas on an minded the members of the field!Diocese of Cleveland, Saturday, feasor in S t Gregory’s minor semi open to the society in boys’ work.'May 26. He ia tha third and last P. Germain, Dominic L. Karciefa, Evergreen church. Mrs. Waldhart, whose birthday inspection trip. He will assume his nary. Cincinnati. and Pvt Harry Wilder. was March 5, is still in good health. new duties about Aug. 1. , 1
PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tekphone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, May 17, 1945 BOYS IN COLORADO TO GET AD ALTARE DEI MEDALS ARE ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I H 111 The Den?er Catholic Crowds l y i e d INSIDE THE VATICAN Resfister SCHOLARSHIPS FROM K. OF C. PRESENTED TO PARISH SCOUTS The itnpeadoai. little-kaovvi rota Published Weekly by the played by Piu« XII ia poor and cooiiag Catholic Press Society, Inc. peace attodaiioa*. hii wanime «ti*> (Continued From Page One) semester, through failure to meet At Local Opera (Bleated Sacrament Pariah,^ I to members of Our Lady of mena aad eocydicaU, hit excraordin^ Place 938 Bannock Street, Denver, be paid as prescribed by the school school or scholarship requirements, Denver) 'Lourdes circle in her home the hiMory oi (digioua tcsdcr*cieooK- Colo. credit will be given the local council At a Mother’s day breakfast evening of May 8. Guests were itatetoiao arc pretented ia chia fine fall'. catalogues; the scholarship pay foT the second semester portion. (Continued From Page One) length biography indmately and ia in the parish hall on May 13 six Mrs. Fred A. Hauck and Mrs. John faidnadog detail. So. abo, ii i s tbiorb. Subscription: $1 Per Year ment should be made in full on or one of the country’s leading ten Wendt. Bridge honors were won ioe picture of dm Cadiolic Chorth ii- before Aug. 15 of each year. State Meeting ors. Berardinelli sang excellently Boy Scouts of troop 146 received by Mrs. Fred Rawls and Mrs. Jack •elf, the everyday Entered as Second Class Matter as the villainous chief of the Ro the Ad Altare Dei medal, the Ufa of cbt vaa> Your 12. In case a scholarship stu In Denver May 27 Mcl^ughlin.' cao, la otgaoin. at the Post Office, Denver, man police, Baron Scarpia. Jos highest award to a Catholic Boy Girl Scouts of troop 45 honored dent withdraws or becomes ineligi- Bernard B. Carraher, state dep eph Wolff was particularly effec Scout, in recognition of 350 hours tiooi, colorful Colo. uty, calling attention to the fact their mothers with a tea on ritoali and cradi.. b to continue with the scholarship tive as the escaped prisoner^ of church service. The award Thursday, May 17, in the school doiu, ia role io during or at thp end of the first that the state meeting in Denver Angelotti. Randall Lynn, William was presented to Jimmy Peterson, oariooal ood io* will be curtailed in response to the hall. Mrs. Harold G. Babcock and tcroeiioatl af* Order Cohenour, Don Mathiesen, Barry Daniel Carpenter, Jack Swigert, Mrs. A. A. Michael are leaders. fain. rMuest of the Office of War Mo Crissey, and Norma Lee Larkin, Sammy Givan, Michael Morrissey, RESTAURANT bilization, announces that the par Girls of troop 67, under the ilaying minor roles, did excel- and James Nord. These are the Jeadership of Mrs. C. V. Gooding THE LIFE OF ley will open with Mass in the Holy ently. first of the troop to receive this IIS nth Strut Ghost church celebrated by Bishop and Mrs. Edward McCabe, Jr., at- Tuesday night saw Norina award. PresenUtion was made tended the First Communion ip.” Bfttwetn WeltoB Joseph C. Willging, state chaplain. Greco and a Denver favorite, Jos- by Father Harold V. Camnbell.Campbell _’ POPE PIUS XII Now! CalUoraia St* The business sessions will start at Sacred Heart church on Sunday, eph Clifford, in the leading roles. The breakfast was served to the May 13, and later served break •y 9 a.m. in the Catholic Charities Miss Greco proved why she is a mothers and boys by the fathers annex, 227 E. 17th avenue. fast to the communicants in the CHARLIS HUGO DOYU member of the Metropolitan by of Boy Scdut troop 145 and Little Flower center. Assisting Special SUNDAI DINNER In order to restrict the out-of- her singing and dramatic ability. Cub Scout pack 23. One hundred the leaders were Connie Smith, $} e aU SaakiMraa STEWED CHICKEN, CHOPPED STEAK OR town attendance to 50 persons, only Seldom have Denver audiences and six guests were served. The Marguerite Udry, Barbara Dunn, STORE HOURS—9 lo 5:30; Salurdsy, 9 to 12:30 ROAST PORK: Including loup or cockuil, veg one representative from each coun heard such a magnificent soprano Mothers’ auxiliary of troop 46 Margie Kisner, Kathleen Dignan, etable, poUtoea, salad, dessert and drink. Choice cil will be allowed, who will be voice, Mr. Clifford’s tenor arias presented the scouts with a cash Betty Jane Geiger, Jackie Mont-; of six other entrees...... —-----— 75 entitled to two votes on any mat were roundly applauded by the donation to take care of a four-day gomery, and Mary Gooding! . ter coming before the meeting. SERVED 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. ONLY large audience, Tuesday’s Scar hike in August. On Tuesday, May 22, Mrs. W. C.! ♦ Councils previously were allowed 4«0 ORGAN NO pia was James Rogers, a local bah CYO Meeting Is Thornton will be hostess to mem-| Jumes [iHRue 8BAT8 Muaic LIQUOR two official delegates each. The tone who gave a well-rounded per bers of St. Anne’s circle in her; convention will last only one day. formance. Barry Criesey, Ran Set for Thursday home, and on the same day Mrs. j Headquarter! for Resolutions passed by local coun dall Lynn, Joseph Wolff, and Ddn The regular meeting of the CYO Homer F. Woehrmyer will enter-1 CHURCH cils for consideration by the state Mathiesen were well received in will be held on Thursday evening tain members of St. Rita’s circle I ARTICLES Of DEVOTION council should be forwarded imme the minor roles., in the school hall at 8 o’clock. in her home at 2379 Forest street. I CHURCH FURNISHINGS GOODS diately to the state secretary, An Anne O’Neill Sullivan was The club for high school students Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kulp are BOOKS FOR' THE CAIB. Moving - Packing - Storage tonio J. N. Valdez, Del Norte. paired with the veteran Marti- meets every Thursday. the parents of a girl, Carolyn 01,10 LAITY AND CLERGY _____ HOUSE nelli on Wednesday night and gave Michael Joseph, infant son of Louise, bom May 4 in Belle an excellent performance. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Krause, Fouche, S. Dak. Mr. Kulp is a I6.36-.38 Tremonf St reel |»h„ne TAbor .3789 For the Safely of Yovr Goods Regis Guild Plans for Su'llivan, no stranger to 2235 Holly street, was baptized on pharmacist’s mate first class in patrons of the Denver Grand Sunday. Sponsors were Martin the marines in the South Pacific. use JesNils’ Homecoming Opera company, did her best and Leona Weldon. Daniel Burke, Grandparents of the baby are Mr. ■ work in the difficult second act, infant son of Mr. and Mrs, Bart and Mrs. Glen P. Kulp of Denver, which calls for considerable dra Johnson Service on Every Move In the May meeting of the Regis A. O’Hara, was baptized by Fa and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sloan of matic talent as well as vocal abil ther Campbell on Sunday. Spon Belle Fouche. guild in Denver reports of recent ity. Mr. Berardinelli as Scarpia sors were Edward O’Hara and Circles Will LONG DISTANCE MOVING activities were given and plans repeated his success of Monday Monica Ryan. Raymond Lee, infant made for the homecoming of. Colo night, as did Mr. Martinelli. Don son of Mr. and Mrs. James Buck- Be Entertained Mathiesen as Angelotti and Walter ley, was baptized last Sunday by Members of St. Norbert’s circle rado’s Jesuit ordinandi. Serious Keeiey as the sacristan were discussion was also given to the Father Campbell. Sponsors were will bo entertained by Mrs. George warmly applauded. William Cohe Vincent Schmitz and Phillis Buck- Friend in her home. Mrs. Chester JolinsoD Storage & Moving Co. needs and assistance for the Jes nour, Lancaster Smith, and Barry ley. Wibel, .assisted by Mrs. Frank uit missions of Europe. Crissey did well in the minor roles. Davis and Mrs. Mark J. Felling, ' 221 Broadway Denver PEarl 2433 The 240-voice^ chorus in this The following men assisted in I TOMATO PLANTS Si Incident to the seventh war loan, the buffet supper for the service will be hostess to members of one of the guild’s Junior members, year’s production was exceptionally Little Flower circle in the Wibel J fine. Walter Keeley’s settings drew men at the USO-NCCS club on Billy Martin of Regis high school, home on May 18. Mrs. Edward A. »ontaneou8 applause each night. Sunday: Jim Eakins, Peter Amato, gave a “pep talk.” As a member Or. Fred Peterson, Homer Woehr- Splear will entertain St. Jude’s of the Forensic league, he fulfilled ’The scenery of the first and third circle in her home, 1908 Fairfax, acts was very elaborate and dis myer, Henry Nadorff, Frank his pledge to give five service Weber, Arnold Olsen, Frank on Friday, and Mrs. William BUY WAR BONDS FOR VICTORY speeches. played unusual artistic skill. Rietz, Mrs. Chester Wilder, and Denver’s own ballet, under the Thomson, Bill Dwyer, and S. A. Riesenman. Mrs. C. V. Crouter will be host direction of Lillian Covillo, pre esses to members of St. Joseph’s sented the “Sleeping Beauty,’’ set Fifty dozen cookies for the USO-NCCS cookie jar were re circle in the Denver Dry Goods to Tschaikowski’s music, following Co. tearoom. the final curtain of Tosca, ceived last week from Mmes. James J. Palmer, John F, Connell, Aviation Cadet Herbert P. Flan M. McVay. George Dunn, Emmett nery, Jr„ USNR, attached to the Need Stressed for Dignan, Charles Robertson, David Iowa university pre-flight school, o a e o 4 f t o Finegan, J. W. Carpenter, F. B. spent last week with his parents. Religious Yocalions O’Donnell, Michael Olshave, Jos- y>h Ryan, G. P, Carraher, A. J, Stein, W. S, Kisner, and J. Ma Try a Hoi SPARE YOUR FAMILY (Continued From Page One) loney, and Miss E. Waters. neally, C.M., who discussed the Mrs. Andrew M. Hagerty enter Sulphur Bath Monsignor Knox English transla tained members of St. Vincent’s In Your Own Home tion of the New Testament and sewing circle on Tuesday, May 16, THE ADDED BURDEN pointed out both flaws and su in the home of Mrs. Giles Foley. perior qualities; the Rev, Bartholo MINERAL BATH mew Cunningham, C.M., who Society 'Welcomes treated the subject of Bterillzation New Members TREATMENT Ji HE WHITE CROSS Future Need Plan enables you emd your from a moral standpoint; and the Members of the Altar and Ro family to face the tragedy of bereavement v/ithout the added Rev. V. R. Hughes, O.P., who dis sary society met May 11 in Mc For cussed one of the impediments to Rheumatism Donough hall, following recitation ThooMnda at people travel manr mllae worry of unexpected iinancial obligation. marriage. of the Rosary at 2 p.m. in the to 0 Bat Snlphar Bprinia for the bene In the discussion of sterilization, church, with the president, Mrs. ficial aSecta at lolphnr water. two things were brought out: 1. W. C. Thornton, presiding. New The WHITE ’CROSS Plan of funeral pre-arrangement In That this operation cannot be ex TRY FOR RELIEF OF members welcomed were Mrs. a r t h r it ic ; n e u r it ic and^ available to you as an individual or to all of your family as a cused when it is made a punish Max L. Gray, Mrs. George RHEUM.AT1C PAINS ment for crime because it really is Springer, Mrs. Charles Mehlman, group, with no restriclioni em to age. No examinations—no as no pupishmentj 2. That one of the and for rodaclng Bwollen Haicltf and SELL yoar CAR to and Mrs. Joseph J. Dooling. Car Jolnit. Alto (or aoothint Bat, Itchinc, sessments. The WHITE CROSS Plan is positively guarsmteed chief reasons some doctors were ing for the altars and linens dur Bnmlng. SUn Peeling. Eciema-ltke pushing it in the recent Colorado Roth, Skin Blotchoa, oome (omu at by legal reserve insurance. The cost is whatever you make It—• ing May are Mmes. W. D. Phoe Acat, Riagwom or AUilotoe Foot— Legislature is that they have been nix, J. J. Drinkard, Harry White, a u n r at theoo dUordert may bo doe to in cash or very small payments, as you choose. racticing it and did not wish to Henri J. Vellmure, and Paul Al torfaeo non-ayitemic Skin Troabloa. ecaught up legally. Try SUL-VITO. formerly Dr. Babcock'i brecht. Reports were made by the BalphMa Bolntlon. Telephone for a copy of our WHITE CROSS folder or sim circle captains. Although com St. Thomas’ Seminary plete returns of the Easter Mon 8 HOT SULPHUR BATHS (UKO’Meara Motor Co. ply mail this advertisement with your name emd address. No Equipped for Broadcast day ball could not be given, Mrs. IN YOUR BATHROOM DENVER'S lARGEST FORD, MERCURY * LINCOLN DEALER obligation whatever. James Eakins, general chairman, FOR ONLY S I . 0 0 (Continued From Page One) thanked everyone who contributed Top Price for All Makes and Models Rural Life conference, to speak in to the success of the ball. USO On Sale at All Drug REGARDLESS OF AGE and Depar^ent Stores PHONE ^ M * t d t 6 2 6 the near future. ins for spending 50 or more hours See A1 O’Meara 1314 Acoma MAin 3111 Elocution Contett Schaduled aking cookies for the club were Frodnet of Qaeen City Loboratoriea The 11th spring elocution con presented to Mmes. Louis Dis MOUNTAIN STATES BROKERAGE test, 6pen to students of the col pense, W. C. Weldon, E. C. Wer CO. lege and philosophy departments ner, and Charles Robertson. 1447 Stoat Stroet, Denver 1, Colorado BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPSI ULEVARD of the seminary, will be held with An appeal for old gold to be an elimination round May 22, and usea in making altar vessels was the finals on June 12. Judges for made by Miss Anne Birmingham, the finals will be priests from the representing the Tabernacle so city of Denver. Cash awards are ciety. Mrs. Thomas E. Greene made to three of the six finalists was appointed parish chairman for FEDERAL st NORTH SPEER who are declared winners. the collection, and will be assisted A Pauline sermon club has been by Mmes. James Brennan, James MRS. JAS. P. McCONATY formed by a group of third theo G. Simpson, George T. Larson, and logians under the leadership of L. A. Hocscheif, and Miss Birming Thomas Mercier, student for the ham. Diocese of Lincoln. ’Two other such Mrs. Thomas E. Greene was clubs have been formed. Their named delegate, and Mrs. Chester purpose is to give members a fa' Wibel and Mrs. Ray Noone alter cility in public speaking and the nates, to the ACCW convention on delivery of sermons, using the sub May 23. ject matter of the seminary classes Father Harley Schmitt spoke on in .practical form. the Legion of Mary and asked for Hi-Q Bakers bake the Cake that is easy to take!! more auxiliary members. The guest speaker was the Rev. Rob. crt McMahon. The social hour WANTED closed the afternoon with Mmeis. James Creamer, Harry McGrayel, and E. B, Brannon, and Miss Anne Birmingham as hostesses. Cabinet Makers Parents of Boy Scout troop 145 WHITE CAKE were guests at the Scout Achieve ment night on May 11 in the Experienced in school hall. The scouts demon Unfinished Furniture strated some of the work that they had accomplished during the past year, and staged a wrestling WITH GARAMEL Highest Wages match. 8 Hours Day Mrs. Blair KitUeson was hostess ICING Permanent Employment AutO Body Mild Fondof REPAIRING AND PAINTING FREE ESTIMATB TIWE PA TM Etm Call or Write ' SWAYNE-WIMBUSH e Odf BAnles, oar navy need more guns, more ammumdoo, more food—more 850 BANNOCK TA. 81 IS 25c . 4 40c Oolorado Fixlure A 8*Ufaig POROB BIssa IIU * of aM die supplies dut go toward vioory . . . and they need them nowf Furnllare That’s why you ntt beiog aaiued tO 'hadc them in the biggest, toogkest War Loan Drive EACH Sell Your Car lor eett-^ihtMigbfy7tb WarLom,N£WlYoatfigbtiisgd6asa Manufacturing Ga. a n needed, n r g ^ y needed, to ior fighting equips CASH mem--yoo m itf/le^ yoDT shase. Find yoor iodmdaal quota Race 2650 SHORT MOTOR SALES extra War Bonds, and saeet k! The quote is iBtger-becBUM 60 So. Broadway Denver 711 Broadway TA. 4482 die AGghty 7th is really two Wur Bond Drrues In oue—iwt re- ANT KAKB OR MODEL roeiabet, ’when you boy WarBoodi yen don’t giva, yon iuvest. You’H get back every ceat'joo pMt into Wiur Bondi, and morel APPLE DANISH Buy more War Bonds now—one fighting men>aK making 3% on Your Savings! even bigger aacrifkas ibr vktiefl SWEET ROLLS 35 OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT i w r B f c a e t Inture your future by saving NOW. Have money after the war for a New nome^ New Auto, I N r m MM m v s t v w w w m a m l&a h i whatever you desire of the good things of life. PERSIAN COFFEE CAKE DENVER INDUSTRIAL BANK GEORGE F. ROCK, President i * T T K G I J i ...h20c 1534 California Street Telephone! Main 5155 ’8 Open Monday* Until 8 p.m. , SUPER mBRKETSl C h e Thursday, May 17, 1945 Office, 988 Baiimock Street THE DEim ;R CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEyatone '4205 PAGE THREE
LEE (1 RICHARD EDITH REIDY TO BE CROWNED p HANEY L HANEY Eyes Classes ‘MISS LORETTO’ THIS SUNDAY Examined Fitted
A i i r m u r g (Lorette Haight. Collage, Denver) Miss Caroline Hahinger of El Paso, Miss Edith Reidy, daughter of Tex. LEE 1'. HANEY AIVD SOA An Olinger Service i$ always conducted with Mr. and Mrs. T. Reidy of Denver, The attendants to the queen, Members of St. Vincent de PauPs Parish and president of the Loretto representing the four college Exclusive Optometrists the quiet dignity and reverence that create Heights college student body, will classes, will be: Misses Catherine i m i t i\ MASS MAY SI TA. 2690 Credit If Desired JA . 2690 sacred memories for those who attend. The be crowned “Miss Loretto’’ in the Pruisner and Vivian Street, sen annual May day program this Sun iors; Misses Peggy Abegg and S27 1BTH ST.. DENVER wishes and means of every patron are always (Loyola Parish, Denver) day, May 20. The ceremony will Loretta Sweeney, juniors; Misses (Sacred Heart Parish, Dtnvar) given utmost consideration. Should the occa The Loyola school music festival take place on the east campus at Mary Golden and Lucille Ham A Solemn Mass will be cele 3 p.m. mond, sophomores; and Misses sion arise, we believe our careful and compe will be held in the school hall Mon brated in Sacred Heart church this day evening. May 21, at 8 o’clock. Miss Reidy was chosen by ballot Marilyn Murphy and Shirley Sunday at 10:30 in honor of the tent direction will serve to ease the burden The following pupils will take part: of the student body to assume this Young, freshmen. Feast of St. Joan of Arc and in Delicious; Jane N altr. Joseph Reischman, Retrina honor. She will be crowned by the The queen’s train, of regal ivory of bereavement . . . effectively eliminate un Reisebman, Donald Hegney, Charles thanksgiving for the victory in Ramsey, Maureen Doherty, Dennis vice president of the student body. satin, w^l be carried by pages Karl Europe. This Mass is sponsored warranted expense. Doherty. Marvelene Hegney, Richard and John Chambers. The flower by the France Forever and the 20 Bems, Jerome Beeker. Mary Jo Mahoney, girls to the queen’s attendants will American Relief of France organi Luncheons Shirley Ontis, John Murphy, Joan Weael- 11:30 A. M. TO 4 P. M. (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our per quist, Alice Haskins, Marilyn Hamilton, be Barbara Sweeney, Nancy zations. Father Arthur F. Veraa- sonnel and the finest equipment and Paul Lamb, Marlene Kuti, Mary Weber, GoldeiL Mary McGill, Melinda Cof- vel, S.J., will preach in French. Dorothy Schmedinhoff, Mary Klinky. Sodality Group field, (3arol Job, Catherine Ruedi, Last Sunday 36 children who facilities are assigned to every Catholic Franeea Lee, Keith Guinan. Beverly Pol Mary Therese Taylor, Eileen 35c .o 70c Service. __ ^ -x? lock, Carol Ann Worland, Gregory attend the public school received Guinan. Lloyd Ramsey, Pauline Hogue, Downs, and Marsha Patterson. their First Holy Communion in 854 Saata: QuJU. f. Edward Guinan, Phyltss Woertman. To entertain the queen and her Cloud Hondayi No Parking Probltna Sammy Keller, and Beverly Betka. the 9 o’clock Mass. After the Mass Parkins Naxt Door C / y VICE rHESIDENT Plans Mother, court, Francis McMahon, Mary and Communion a breakfast was TsAa The recital will close with sing Ann Hanrahan, and Sonia Camp 16th at SPEER at served to the children in the Little ing by the Loyola school choir ac bell will dance. The ballet in Flower Social center under the BOULDER SHERMAN companied by Dorothy Schmeding- cludes Margaret Kane, Billie Jane hoff and Evelyn Caranci. auspices of the Denver deanery. Crolden O Lanteim Kingsley, Agueda Castro, Rose The pastor, Father A. S. Dimi- Final PTA Meeting Daughter Tea Staab, Virginia Rucker, Dorothy chino, S.J., addreseed the children. 1265 Bdwy., Near 13th Ave. RESTAURANT KE. 1205 The final meeting of the PTA McAvoy, Marie Costahzo, Mar There will be a meeting of the mORTU^RRIES will be - held Tuesday, May 22, at (AnnuaeiatioB Parish, Denver) garet Costanzo, Patricia Watson, Holy Name men in Sacred Heart 2 p.m. in the school hall. Mrs. T. Members of Our Lady of An Mary Rose Dalton, Mary Carmen school hall Tuesday evening, May J. Morrissey, president of the nunciation sodality are sponsoring de la Vega, Jane McBride, Mary Departments, Call Glendale 3663 22, at 7:30. CPTL, will install the new officers a mother and daughter tea to be Louise Iberlin, Margaret Fidel, This Sunday afternoon there for the coming year. All are asked held in the home of the president. Mary Flanagan, Mary Jane Halter, will be the annual May crowning to attend this important meeting. Miss Margaret McLellan, Sunday, Clare McMenamy, Wilma Moore, to honor Our Blessed Mother. The Service Headquarters After the meeting the pa.st presi M-ay 20, from 3 to 4 p.m. All jun Marjorie Barton, Shirley Steiger. ceremonies will begin at 3 o'clock. dents will be hostesses at a tea in ior girls of the high school and Jessie Johnson, Mary Ann The Young Ladies’ sodality will FOR SOUTH DENVER the rectory honoring ^je incoming other girls of the parish interested O’Rourke, Margaret Fogarty, and meet Wednesday evening. May 23, and outgoing officers. The cedar in joining the sodality are invited Marie Gallegos. Claire Marie at 7:30 in Sodality hall, at which chest, which is sponsored by the to attend. The sodality is inviting O’Keefe is the accompanist. time there will be an election of Cur Equipment Is of the Best PTA, will be on display at this the mothers of the girls to receive The entire student body, dressed officers for the coming year. This We Service Any Make of Car or Truck meeting. Communion Sunday morning, May in pastel formals, will participate meeting will be followed by a Al. Bennett The Rev. John Keefe, S.J., is vis 20, in the 9:30 Mass with the girls in the program. The ceremony social with members of the parish PICK UP SERVUH iting in the Loyola rectory for a in a mother and daughter group. ends with the formation of the col Altar sodality. few days. Father Keefe has just The Past Presidents’ Social club lege letters, L.H.C., by the partici Men’s Clothing Dept. pants, and the singing of the col The annual vacation school will Viner Chevrolet Co. finished a mission in Pueblo. of the Annunciation PTA will open June 12 and will continue for Daniel Kreutzer, son of Mr. and honor Mrs. Arthur Murphy, out lege song. three weeks. The classes will be PE. 4641 455 BROADWAY Society Brand & Mrs. John J. Kreutzer of Derby, is going president of the PTA, at a Art Exhibit Sunday held five days a week from 9 home on a two-week furlough. luncheon Friday, May 18, at The annual art exhibit will be o’clock in the morning until 3 Members of the Ladies’ Altar o’clock in the home of Mrs. W. held Sunday, May 20. in the o’clock in the afternoon. The Brayton Clothes Robinson. Monsignor Charles H. studios on the fourth floor of sodality wi^l receive Communion Hagus will also be an honored pastor will provide the children this Sunday in the 8 o’clock Mass. guest. I the administration building. Stu with free hot lunches. The mothers and daughters will dent work in creative design, free The school children are honor hold corporate Communion on Sun A meeting of the promoters of hand drawing, water color, oil ing the Blessed Mother in a special CASH for The mnv Co. day, May 27. the Sacred Heart league is slated painting, and commercial art manner during May by attending Sunday, May 20, at 7 p.m. will occupy much of the space, May devotions every school day at 2ND .FLOOR Officers of the Altar and Ro and a section will be reserved 1 o’clock. The devotions consist EVERY r sary society will attend the for the work of Miss Mary of Rosary and Benediction. ACCW conference and luncheon Catherine Jaeger, who is a major There will be the usual games “A Service Thai Is Different" Wednesday, May 23. Reservations in the department and a member party in the school hall at 8:15 for the luncheon, which all mem of the 1945 graduation class. Thursday evening. The special Mias Losasso cordiallv invites you to bring bers may attend, should be phoned Relatives and friends of Loretto prize this week is 386. your financial troubles to her. Cathedral to Mrs. Ryan, the president, be girls are cordially invited to On Friday evening there will be socim « s fore May 20. view the exhibit after the Loretto devotions .of the perpetual novena Mia. r___Mgr. LigHthouse LoRn & Finance Co. Ill in St. Joseph’s hospital are day exercises at 3 p.m. in honor of the Sacred Heart at HOMECAR Economy Liqnor Store Mrs. Catherine Miller, mother of Seniors Are Honored 7:30. Immediately after the de Phone KE. 8169 *»d rtoor, caii/omia Bldg. 17lh & Calif. Mrs. Jake Yedo; Mrs. T. Perko, Two parties honored the mem votions there will be a bazaar RADIO SERVICE Next to Cltrk«*s Chxrdi Good* Mrs. Byers, and Elmer Pfertach. bers of the senior class this week. meeting in Sodality hall, below the In low $piriu call /«rry^ 17 Mrs. Margaret Clark and Mrs. The junior class entertained on church. Frank Sfhnington have returned to Monday evening at dinner and the 1634 Tremont KE. 4554 St. Vincent de PauFs Parish (St. Dominic’a Pariah, Denver) their homes after hospitalization. opera; the freshman class feted Guadalupe Parish to PREK OELIVERT FREE PARKING The Rosary-Altar society will Daughters were born to Mrs. the seniors with a movie -and re hold its spring card p a r^ May 17 Josephine Hepp and Mrs. Del ception on Tuesday evening. On ~~D. U. CONOGO in the church auditorium. Ar Aaragon in St. Joseph’s hospital Thursday the seniors will, in turn, Have Bazaar July 6-8 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT V n WE DO NOT SERVE rangements have been made for a recently. be hostesses to the faculty at a SERVICE STATIDN D I v AMERICAN DIN'NERS large gathering, and many valua The Altar and Rosary society buffet supper in the college ball (Our Ladjr of Guadalupe Paruh, Machineless BUT if you Vint tlii best ble prizes have been provided. Mrs. will meet Thursday, May 24, with room. Denver) Permanents— HARRY JOHNSON. Prop. Spaghetti Robert J. Sanders is chairman of a luncheon at 1 p.m. preceding the Class elections for the coming SpeclalUiag In Lubrication Dates for the annual bazaar T in Repairing and Racapping Home-Made Ravioli or special committee in charge of the business session. The hostesses will year took place this week. The 6 8 $ 5 up V A u T i ^ have been set for July , 7, and . 2041 SO. UNIVERSITY PE. 4841 Home-Made Lasanghe party. Tickets may be secured at be Mmes. K. Glassman, L. Bauden- president aof the senior class of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Navarro ’46 will be Clare McMenamy of CENTER Con« ts tiM the door. distle, T. F. Carr, and F. Pankoski. will sponsor a linen shower to be Rilling Kooler John G. Mahler, electrician’s Denver. Miss 'Theresa Albi of held Sunday evening. May 20, after ITAUAN KITCHEN The PTA installation took place Denver was chosen to lead nert Wave— ? 7 .5 0 KE. asst ma e. colpax May 16 in the school auditorium, mate second class, who has spent the daily Rosary at 8 o’clock. It is EVANS AVENUE T A b or6557 Hnaboldt «nd Lafajttto with Mrs. Thomas J. Morrissey, 26 months overseas, is home on a year’s junior class, and Miss Louise intended for the purpose of fur Shampoo, Finger Wave $1.00 28-day leave with his parents, Mr. Childers was re-elected president nishing the booth for the bazaar. president of the CPTL, presiding. of the class of '48. Gift Shop Entertainment was provided by the and Mrs. Jacob Mahler. A brother, The public is invited. The shower Stadium Beauty Shop GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION NOW FEATURING first grade pupils, who put on a Pfc. Jacob A. Mahler, is in Eng The International Relations club will be held in the meeting hall, TERESA CROWLEY, Prop. skit, entitled “Clown Capers.’’ land. Both have seen heavy ac staged a town hall meeting on the Refreshments will be served. ROOKS Original paintingi by Military subject of the San Francisco con PE. 0274 1713 E. Evans Juvenila — Lateat Fictioa The senior sodality’s monthly tion. ... U»e Our Lending Library men al nearby camps Mrs. Ann McCarty was guest at ference and the Dumbarton Oaks meeting has been transferred to assembly. Martha Norris, presi coUAtitocatu 4 Wednesday, May 23, at 7:30 p.m. in a Mother’s day dinner in the home Compliments ViMvtt., Cet»- THE KOBER SHOP of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Star- dent of the club, was the chair Washington Park Mkl. tlie rectory reading room. man. The speakers were Catherine U lilliken^’s 428 E«it Colfax KEystono 8423 The work of cataloguing and in buck, in Brighton. Other children ' of Red & WMte Food Store present were Mrs. C. Robertson, Pruisner, Mary Louise Stephenson, CASH STORES dexing the books of the new free Elinor Myers, and Josephine Sal BHL HUGHES, Prop, A REPUTABLE DRUG circulating library, under the su Los Angeles; Mrs. N. 0. Elson. 2 Convenient Locationi WINES — UQUOBS Modesto, Calif; Mrs. Richard cetti.» Following the set speeches, ROY CHRYSLER STORE pervision of the Legion of Mary, is questions were asked by the speak Complete Food Service proceeding under the direction of Manion, Venice, Calif.; Mrs. E. 1130 E. ALAMEDA Nadorff Liqaors, Inc. Nolan and family of Denver, and ers and from the audience. A 598 South Gilpin Mrs. "Ward Anthony. She is being large facsimile of the United Na “It'a Satort to Ba Thrifty" 2357 E. EVANS assisted by Daniel DiDonato, Mrs. Ernest McCarty and family of Home of Good Spirits Denver. Another daughter. Sister tions flag decorated the assembly BLOCK Connie Stone, Mrs. William Rob hall for the program. WHERE TOD GET THE MOST OF ertson, and Miss Madeline Sulli Loretto Ann of Albuquerque, will FLORAL CO. Colfax al Downing . . . THE BEST FOB THE LEAST van. The volunteer librarians for visit her mother June 12 before rise E. Calfxx at Adama EM. 1881 KLyitone 3217 EM. aa77 Colfax at Wllllama Sundays are: Miss Bernice Stemm assuming her summer post in Colo Notice to Creditors 0pp. Blua-BIrd Member ier, Miss Madeline Sullivan, Mrs. rado Springs. ESTATE OF LEO KUSTZ. MENTAL BONNIE BRAE Lt. and Mrs. Walter J. Miller Floriatx Telegraph Delivary Aatoeiation Domeslie Appliance Ward Anthony, Mrs. Nellie Evans, INCOMPETENT New Line of ALLEYS Mrs. Frank Stone, Theresa Hoare, announce the birth of a daughter No. 74448 FIGURINES, VASES. ETC. S h o p p i n g Pormerly Kruxt April 21. She will be baptized Notico it hcroby given th it on the 2Sth Sales and Fast Service Marie Mihm, Agnes Keniery, Doro dxy of April. 1948, lotten of coniorvotor- Quality Meats, Poultry WMhinx Machines. Refrixentors. Ra thy Ducey, and Mrs. John Volk. Patricia. Lt. Miller is a navigator tbip w .rt Utued to tho nndenicned to WATCH, CLOCK AND dios. Ironers, Small Applianesa. The children of the parochial stationed in California. Mrs. Miller conoorvotor of tho tbovt nomod eitoto and Fish Automatic Record Chansrers is here with her parents, Mr. and all pcnoni having claimi agalnit tald JEWELRY REPAIRING 702 C. n th Arenas* near WaahinftoB school are planning to give away a oaUto ara rtquirod to flla them f
^ Thursday, May 17, 1945 Office, 9S8 Bannock Streie! THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tele^HiSfle, KEysfone '4205 PAGE FIVE ENGLEWOOD PUPILS TURN OVER Pieta Donated to 'hei» ij®“ coll '$260 FOR NEW SCHOOL FUND JAMES P. GRAY (St. Leuil* ParUh, En(Icwood) Tuesday evening was postponed Cbrcli in Welby The sum of $260 saved from the until Tuesday evening, May 22. OPTOMETRIST •0iC U i sale of waste paper was presented The meeting will be held in the this week by the pupils of St. rectory. Welby.— (Assumption Parish)— Louis’ school. toward the Victory Members of the senior choir will A beautiful statue of the Pieta •SrSon fund for the new school and recre meet in the hall Thursday eve has been erected in memory of 212 Golorado Bldg. ation center. The- money will be ning, May 24, for a farewell party parish boys in service. Further placed in war bonds. in honor of Mrs. E, Boudreaux, ceremonies will be announced Some of the officers of the Vic organist and director, who is leav later. The statue was donated by a 1615 California TA. 8883 you hove the assurance o f q tory club met this week to audit ing with her family for California. person whose name is withheld at the accounts of the organization. Mrs. Boudreaux has donated her present. COMFORTABLE VISION The thought was expressed that services to the parish for the bet Mags Schedule Changed AND EYE CARE Truly Renutiful Ser^ the parishioners might wish to ter part of 15 years. Masses on Sunday for the sum continue to increase the Victory The children of the parish will mer season are at 6, 8, and 10 regordless of the price you pqy fund through contributions to the receive Communion at the 8 o’clock, beginning on May 20. special collection on the first Sun o'clock Mass this Sunday. Confes Friday evening the monthly day of every month. Those desir sions will be heard on Saturday meeting of the Children of Mary ing to donate war bonds will re afternoon and evening. will be held in the school auditor ceive the same credit as for cash. Mother Henry of the Sisters of ium. They will receive Commun FUR STORAGE A meeting of the entire Victory St. Joseph from St. Louis, Mo. ion Sunday in the 8 o’clock Mass. Every potron hos tho club committee will be held in the was a visitor in St. Louis’ convent PTA Hai Final Meeting REPAIRING near future, when a final account Tuesday and Wednesday of this The PTA held its final meeting Invites Your Patronage ing will be given and plans for the week. A request for another of the schoql year on Tuesday eve odvantoge of fine equipnij^ new building discussed. teacher in Englewood, when school ning, May 8, at which'these new VET OF WORLD WAR NO. t Meeting Poetponed opens this fall, is under consid officers were installed by Mrs. T. The meeting of the Daughters eration. Two more teachers have J. Morrissey: President, Mrs. Mar K E 4 8 7 6 COLFAX AT WASHINGTON hiyh !deols,ond personal of Mary sodality planned for this been requested when the new jorie Ferrerb; vice president, Mrs. school is erected. Catherine De Luzio; treasurer, individual■ attention to The sodality choir will sing for Mrs. Loretta Tolvo; secretary, the High Mass at 10 o’clock this Mrs. Margaret Rossi; auditor, Mrs. St. James’ Class Sunday. Mamie Domenico; and historian VICTORY BABY CHICKS every detail. Father Joseph P. O’Heron ad and publicity director, Mrs. An- dressed the Englewood high school tonetta Labriola. Our Most Popular Breeds students in their Victory celebra ^ Mrs. Florence Tolvo, retiring WHITE LEGHORNS NEW HAMPSHIRES tion last week. He will also take BROWN LEGHORNS BARRED PLYMOUTH president, expressed her sincere BUFF MINORCAS ROCKS To Be Conlinneil part in the baccalaureate services BUFF ORPINGTONS SmGLE COMB thanks and appreciation to all May 28. members for their support and co R. C. WHITE R. I. REDS Norma Jcan Cline, daughter of WYANDOTTES NEW HAMP.-WHITES operation during the past year. WHITE PLYMOUTH AUSTRA-WHITES Mr. and Mrs. William Cline, is a The Rev. John Giambastiani, ROCKS ROCK-LEGS p^atient in a local hosYiital. Mrs. L. HORAN Monday, May l\ O.S.M., gave a talk on problems U. S. APPROVED CHICKS ggins is a patiint in Mercy hos AND SON CHAPFl S pertaining to children. Mother Ph. PE. 0913 MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY pital. Perpetua con^rratulated this unit (St. James’ Parish, Denver) Offievri Installed on the splendid work and support 754 So. KEystone 6297 # KEystone The sacrament of Confirmation Mrs. R. E. BurgersCr installed she has received during the year. VICTORY CHICK STORE Broadway will be administered on Monday the following officers May 8 : Mrs. The annual class day was held Denver ISZ7 Oevelind evening, May 21, at 7 :46. All the B. Keims, president; Mrs. F. on Tuesday evening with a special children who are to be in the class Weirth, first vice president: Mrs. chicken dinner for the juniors and Ouardnig Forever our Founder^ Ideals are asked to be at the church Fri F. L. Glenn, secretary^ Father seniors. day at 4 p.m. There will be a O'Heron, second vice president; general practice of those to be New books for the high school and Mrs. W. J. Kissel, historian. have been purchased by the PTA. confirmed and their sponsors on The meeting was presided over On May 24 the annual school Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock. The by Mrs, Fred Thompson, president. entire class is expected to receive Visitors were Mrs. Victor Drake, picnic will be held at City park. Holy Communion in the 8:30 Mass This is sponsored by the PTA. F Arapahoe county PTA president, Confirmation will be held on Sunday morning. and Mrs. M. Baron. Henry Schid- June 4. All children who are go The annual spring card party eler sang two vocal solos, ac ing to be confirmed must attend sponsored by the Altar and Rosary companied by Lois Schideler. The society will be held in the Mont instructions every Sunday after WE LOAN YOU TIRES S P K D iC [ 'ourth grade won the attendance the 10 o’clock Mass. Instructions clair Civic building June 8. The prize. Mrs. L. Rogmerick and the for adults will be held at the rec eneral chairman is Mrs. Louis second grade room mbthers served tory every Tuesday and Thursday WHILE WE RECAP YOURS lehrens, assisted by the follow refreshments. evening. ing: Tickets—Mrs. J. Plunkett, Mrs. G. Smilanic and co-workers Vincent Rossi, son of Mr. and IE MM 23 Mrs. D. Leavitt, and Mrs. William will be at the school every day O’Toole; tables—Mrs. T. Dodge, Mrs. Michael Rossi, left for serv from 1 to 3 o’clock, to sell war ice in the navy. Mrs. Leo Boyle, and Mrs. R. saving stamns until school is dis PAGKARD (Holy Family Parith, Denver) Schell; refreshments — Mrs. C. missed for the summer. BUCKLEY BROS. The annual dance revue oP the Downtown Location Studebaker Sales and Service >.7 Snow, Mrs. F. Harmer, Mrs. D. Mrs. Varner Z. Reed Th* Ontr Packard Sorric* in Donvor pupils of the grade school, under Murphy, and Mrs. Van Dyke; and NEW AND USED CARS AND TRUCKI the direction of the O’Neil sisters, prizes—Mrs. H. Lowery. Those Has Arm Ampulaled Packard Denver Co. Auto Repairing All Makes will take place in the school hall wishing to make reservations Convent Garden Battary and Electric Serrlc* DUtributon Body sad Fender Work May 23 at 8 p.m. should call Mrs. Dodge at EM. 210 ISth St. TA. SSSS A collection of old gold and sil 6623. Mrs. * Verner Z. Reed, noted 350 Broadway SP. 4111 ver to be used in the lining of At the meeting of the Altar so IVill Be Scene of Denver philanthropist who re -J chalices f o r Colorado mission ciety May 11 a gold pin from the cently entered the Catholic Church, Woodrow Wilson L E T yjioH/i ^umae/L priests is being taken up by MmCs. USO-NCcS club was presented to was reported in “satisfactory’’ (Mombor S t Franeli do Salto) Mrs. Anna Gill in recognition of May Crowning condition in St Joseph’s hospital Minge, Koerber, King, and Conter. Cuttom Tailoiod Any old bits of jewelry, whether her outstanding contributions to following the amputation of her plated or solid, can be used. June the club. (Cathedral High School, Denver) left arm on Monday, May 14. Mrs. SEAT COVERS CHPYSLER-PLYMOUTH 1 is the final date for these items The St. Zita circle met this Beautifully decorated with flow Reed suffered a severer heart at Cnihlon Rtpalrlng - Upholtt«r
Thursday, May 17, 1945 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN
T ry Jesuits Raising Fund for Our 50c Lunches Seccion en Castellano I^CL^Jm^G SALAD, DESSERT AND DRINKS Por el Ravde. Antonio Sagrera, CJK.T. Relief of Order Abroad - ij* ■ ■ CLUB PELlCnn Orpheum Theater The Jesuits at Regis college, Sa- ciety of Jesus, with headquarters cred Heart, and Loyola parishes in Rome, has released to Jesuit Ho*t EicIniiTt 8t> Food El Orden Sacerdotal BUS dias. (Dicho libro se ha per- in Denver are raising a fund for superiors in the United States a B oom in Dtaotr 1540 Welton St. dido.) THEATRE (Continnaeion) the relief of the Jesuits in Europe report on the damage done to Jes El era Judid y por el afio 150 uit institutions in the war areas 1028 S. Gaylord El mismo S. IRENEO ensena emprendid au viaje desde Pales- PE. 8877 que los Ap6atole8 fueron los que of Europe. Widespread destruction ^1 tina a Roma y dice que, durante su Regis Guild Holding to all religious and Catholic edu THURS., FBI.. SAT., MAT IT-I8-18 n Rumpus entregaron el Obispado de Roma a camino, visj^i “Muchos Obispos" S. Lino (que fud el segundo Papa) Benefit Tea May 27 cational institutions in the sections Abbott A Coattllo, Phil SpiUlnr and que en cHOa una de las sucesiones of Europe affected by the war is AU Girl Orchestra in ROCCO’ S Room y que su mismo maestrt^ S. Poli- piscopales, encontrd siempre la earpo, fud consagrado Obispo de indicated. “ Here Come the misma doctrina. Eso quiere decir The Regia guild ia iponaoring 450 Esmima, por los mismos Apostoles m tee at the home of Mrt. Phil The plight of the 10,000 Jesuits “ C om e' pue por el ano 150, ya podia en i^orking in these areas is such that SOUTH MARION TAVERN del Asia; y murid quemado vivo en contarse una sucesidn de Obispos, Clarke, 732 Fillmore atreet, Co-Eds" to Play el ano 166. cuyo origen siempre conducia a los Denver, from 3 to S Sunday aft the vicar general has appealed to ALSO Enjoy Your Favorite Come . En su precioso libro (Contra los ernoon, and from 7 to 9 Sunday every Jesuit house in tne United Rosemary Lane, Tom Tyler in 2598 So. Broadway Apdstoles, porque ellos eran los States to help members of the or “Sing Me a Song of Texas” Co c k t a i l to Slay** Herejes III, 3, 1) dice que para que la habian empexado. evening. May 27. A silver offer SP. 9761 distinguir la verdadera tradicidn der in Europe. Food and cloth SUN.. MAY 28 [ In Our Newly Enlarged ] J SAN IGNACIO M. afirma: "Que ing will be taken for the benefit ing are the most urgent needs. DAMC^O EVERY KITE I TO 12 ‘■CBDCX** HEFNEK de los Apdetoles, y la verdadera of tbe Jeauita in Europe, '' Joan Bennett, Edwnrd G. Robinion in COCKTAIL LOUNGE - doctrina de la falsa: “No tepemos alld en donde no hay Obispo, tam- There is also a great need to lullan Spaghetli and mis que enumerar aquellos que poco hay Iglesia." (Ad Trail, III, begin reconstruction work on some “ Women in the DANCE Steak Dinner! diversas Iglesias, y bus sucesores, and for the repair of their most of the institutions. This is par DUKE’S GRILL fueron istablecidos Obispos en las hasta nuestros dias. . . PORQUE Window” with JOE MANN and HIi Orcheitra essential institutions. ticularly true of the many, semi nightly, and at the C O C ^A IL MIXED DRINKS LOS APOSTOLES querfan que ALSO HOUR. Sundayi 4 :00 to 8 :M P. M. 1620 E. 34th Ave. The, Very Rev. Norbert De naries for diocesan priests, of Original Radio Company— fueran MUY PERFECTOS E IR- which the Jesuits have charge. Mil No Cover or Minimum Chargi REPRENSIBLES EN TODO Boynes, Vicar General of the So- Robert Benchley in BETiiyT FOB itary conscription has taken nearly “National Bam Dance” • » II AQUELLOS A QUIENES DE- ' I The Colonial Dining Room < I W« Intile You to Yisit every seminarian and religious into JAIbaN COMO SUCESORES, en- MON,, MAY 21 Tom Burke’s 08386188 the army. Consequently, very few • > Features Fine Food Daily < cargindoles tan santo magisterio." 92 SI. VIIIEFIIT have been trained for the priest War Bond Purchaae at Our Ingram’s Cafe Lue^o en cuanto a los herejes y hood during the last six years. If Thaatre Admita You to Gala sectanos, anade: “Todos esos ban the Church in Europe is not to Surprise Bond Show at 8:00 i|Roosevelt Grill;: llegado mucho tiempo despuds cue suffer an irreparable loss, semi P.M. Louis Pastore’s and Bar nuestros Obispos; a quienes los nary training must be re-estab Apdstoles confiaron, desde el prin- TOTS TO MME lished as soon as possible. TUE8„ WED., MAY 22-28 Under New Management ;; Famous for Fine ciplo, el gobiemo de nueatras It is also Imperative that Catho Joan Bennett, Edward G. Robinion in U S SLATFO Iglesias." (L.e. V, 20. 1) lic secondary and college education “ Women in the :: FOODS and DRINKS For BoRor Foods SAN EGESIPO (martirizado en be established as soon as possible * » Roma por el ado 180) es consi- to train young men to meet the Window” I FORMERLY MIDGET CAFE ; I Fast Courteous Service \ | and Drinks (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel ParUh, lOT Denver) derado como el padre y fundador flood of propaganda from Com- ALSO IDANCING OPEN ALL NIGHT de la Iglesia. En la historia que nninists and so-called liberals. Original Badio Company, Robert Confirmation will be adminis escribid enumeraba los- Papas que Benchley In !; 18th and California ;; tered Tuesday. May 22, at 7:30 (St. Vincent de Panl'a Pariah, “National Bam Dance’* Lester Grant's Rhythms I' 58 BROADWAY habfa habido, desde S. Pedro hasta Denver) ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦eeeeeeeeei p.m. by Arenbishop Urban J. 1) NO COVER CHARGE Vehr. A retreat will be held for A class of 32 children will receive MATINEES: ITALIAN DINNERS all the children who are to receive SAN CLEMENTE ROMANO TOMWTK SUNDAY, 1 P. M. M. (Papa desde el 90 hasta el 100. First Holy Communion in the 8 SATURDAY St HOLIDAYS, MIXED DRINKS the sacrament Monday and Tues 2 P. H. day, May 21 and 22. Desterrado en Crimea, fud echado o’clock Mass this Sunday. Break 13900 Pecos GL. 9855i ELKS Annual May Festival en el Mar Negro). Fud el cuarto fast will be served the children in The Italian section of the Altar Papa que gobemd la Iglesia y dice Thursday, May 17, Friday, May 18, society will meet this Sunday, the school hall immediately after JOe III STITILT que: and Saturday, May 19 May 20, at 2 p.m. "Los Apdstoles, por mandato de Mass by members of the Altar and DANCE HALL HOTEL BENEFIT ELKS CHARITY FUND The English section of the Altar Dios y dotados de una ciencia Rosary society. The members of the (St. Cajetan’t Pariah, Denvar) EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT COFFEE SHOP society gave a pantry shower for divina, se proveyeron de coopera- class are: Tom Eres has accepted a posi ELKS CLUB, 14th and California Streets the nuns who teach in :the Mt. dores Y SUCESORES.” (Ep. la. Glendale Grange Good Foods at Popular Prices Kiartn KtllUn, William Whelan. Mi tion in Seattle, Wash., with the Alamoia and Parktr Road Carmel school. ad Corint XLIl, 44.) chael Floyd, Peter Lamaniky, Frank 1321 Curtia — off Lobby Dancing-Amnsement-Entertaimment Vayo, Joeepb Hareue, Neal Mycre. Jame> WFA. He was formerly the dl Old Tima and Modem Mualo by JOE BLAND, Owner The Boy Scouts entertained EUSEBIO Pamfilio, OBISPO Invitee hit many (rlendi and paet ADMISSION 25c (Tax Included) Aleniui, Jamei Donahey, Thomas Gattan, rector of the Lawrence street cen their mothers May 14 with songs, DE CESAREA, en Palestine William McLela, Liouis Jt»$ Stainer, ter, which has now been placed ENGLEWOOD RAMBLERS cnitomere to vieit him. games, moving pictures, and re llamado tambidn "Padre de la His Kathryn Kuempel. Nancy Jo Nelion, ' ery io w y w y ’ under the directorship of Phillip freshments. toria Eclesidstica." (260-341) Shirley Newman, Nancy Jo Sorrell, Vir J. Torres, also of this parish. Mrs. Dicho cdlebre escritor, ademds ginia Whitney, Michaelyn Kearney, St. Philomena's club will meet Carole Partach, Patricia O'Brien, Mar Eres, long an active member of in the home of Mrs. Lena Sutley del Catdlogo de los Obispos de garet Partich, Sue Swinney, William this parish, has undergone a seri' TOM FLAHERTY'§ Friday, May 18. Roma, esenbid tambidn el Catdiogo Fylee, June Griebel, Nancy Joan Grlebel, ous operation. FOR SEA FOODS - STEAKS AHO CHOPS ^ de todos los Obispos que habia habi Weeley Wicke, Frederick Zimmerman, St. Juliana’s club will meet in William Cbarron, Jamee Sower, Boberta The piano pupils of St. Cajetan’s WELTOIN BUFFET do en Antioqula, hasta llegar a S. Wylie, and Margaret DeSpeln. grammar school will present a the home of Mrs. Mary Manci- Pedro, que fud el primero de todos 1643 Welton nelli, 3914 Navajo street, Friday, The summer schedule of Masses, music recital on May 20 in t‘ i . ellos. Escribid tambidn el de los beginning the first Sunday of school hall at 3 p.m. Preparations May 18. Obispos de Alejandrla de Egipto, Red Wing ^ June, wifi be: 6:30, 8, 9,10:30, and for this event have been made by hasta llegar a S. Marcos. Luego 12. The weekday Masses will be at Sister Verita, music teacher at St. Progress Plunge lo escribid el Catalogo de los Obispos 7 and 8 o’clock, except on the first Cajetan’s. RESTAURANT Y O U R BEST de Jerusaldn, hasta llegar a Jacobo, Friday of the month when they will On Sunday, May 20, in the 8:30 Usder the Management of Mr, N. J. Nieholion primo-hermano del Senor. HOTEL VALUE Open This Saturday be at 6:30 and 7:30. Benediction Mass, the Confraternity of Chris Tasty Foods — Superb Mixed Drinks En la carta que* dirigid a su of the Blessed Sacrament, with tian Doctrine is to receive cor dideesis, explicando el porqud sus- BREAKFAST — LUNCH — DINNER AND prayers for the intention of the porately. The monthly meeting AFTER MIDNIGHT SNACKS opasta-*-'™ I cribid al Credo del Concilio de men in service, is held at 7:45 every will be held in the basement hall □ E l4 V E R Progress Plunge, one of Den Nicea, dice: “De acuerdo con las Open 23 Hours and 58 Minutes Every Day ver's most popular swimming Friday evening. at 2:30 p.m, >hzas que hemos recibido de los Pfc. Manuel Aragon, a son of pools, is opening this Saturday, Obispos QUE NOS HAN PRECE- The annual May procession and Delightful Cocktail Lounge May 19. Tnis is the 16th year the DIDO, tanto en nuestras instruc- crowning of the statue of the Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Aragon, pool has been operated by the Blessed Virgin will be held in the has been assigned to a post in 340 17TH...... ST. OPPOSITE BROWN PALACE HOTEL ciones de catecismo, como tambidn Santa Barbara, Calif. He has three Complete Line of aame management. It Is home- las que nos dieron antes de ser church at 3 o’clock this Sunaay owned and personally supervised. admitidos al Bautismo, y en con- afternoon. brothers in active service and is The indoor pool is 45 feet by 100 formidad con lo que hemos apren- Joseph Maginn, William Pfarr, himself a veteran of the South feet and uses city water, kept at and Clarence Wright are arriving Pacific campaigns, where he re dido de las Santas Ecrituras . . . ceived wounds from which he had a temperature of 80 degrees. The os ofrecemos nuestra fe, que es in Denver May 17 for a vacation Distinctive tor SPORTSWEAR location is 3300 W. Florida, como sigue." with their parents before going to been recovering at a hospital for which can be reached by Fort SAN CLEMENTE ALEJAN- Lafayette, La., to continue tueir veterans In Utan. Logan bus, or by car south on Fed DRIN0 (150-220) cuenta que S. training as Christian Brothers. FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY eral boulevard to Florida avenue Juan Evangelista iba desde Pat- FINE FOODS and two blocks west. mos, lugar de su destierro, a la Only Roller Rink • COCKTAIL LOUNGE • Ciudad de Efeso, llegando a veces Park Theater to Have Available for Private Special Luncheons and Dinners hasta las Provincias limitrofes, o Td Avetd Waiting R eurv. 'l^ lae In Advanea AefreiU Estados vecinos, “A FIN DE Speciat Bond Program Parties . i Rrooks Rros. YtuH PteuJ ORDENAR OBISPOS EN lo Di'tflty AQUELLOS LUGARES." (Cf. BOGGIO’S ROTISSERIE ARMY & SPORTSWEAR Quis dives salvetur? 42.) The Park theater In Denver Is Tremont at Broadway KE. 9618 • FAMILY SAN BASILIC EL GRANDE, dedicating Monday night. May 21, starting at 8, to the seventh war Corner 17th & Arapahoe and 1543 Curtis GROUPS Obispo de Cesarea, en Capadocia, • « y Doctor de la Iglesia, murid el loan d^ive. Bonds purchased at dia primero del aho 370. Sus papas this theater will admit any patron FOR DINNERS DE LUXE OR DnDNIGUT SNACKS •WEODIIMS fueron S. Basilio y Shnta Emeiia. to a pronam consisting of the Fud hermano de S. Gregorio Niseno films Au Star Bond Rally and Two Mr. Walter J. Kerwin, now associated y en Atenas se unid en intima Down and One to Go, plus War with Jos. M. Fishman, invites his btelthp/w in amistad con S. Gregorio Nazian- ner Brothers’ contribution to war many old friends and customers to lA iY PORTUAITURC ceno, destinado tambidn a ser bond purchasers. The Dseert Song, E D E L W E I t J visit him for suggestions. , Obispo y Doctor de la Iglesia, como in glorious technicolor. First Commimion dl. En una de sus cartas a su Where Quality Food Still Prevails and at Moderate Cost Confirmation discipulo Xilone, le dice que: “LOS OBISPOS FUERON and Graduation ROIXEH SKATE 1644 GLENARM PUESTOS POR DIOS, para que For Health*s Sake GIFTS 970MMI0N V CHirryOTGT ! gobernaran Sus Iglesias.” (Ep. 42.) TERTULIANO (Cartago, 160- Rink Open Wed., Fri., Sat., 246) dice a los herejes: “Vuestras Sun. Evenings from 8 to 11 Jos.M.Fishman herejias, a lo mas, no son mds que S a t and Son. MtUnMs 2 t« S Jeweler and Optician otras tantas novedades, que no Adja. 23c inelnd« Skstu. Chscklna. OPENING estan unidas en modo alguno con GLASSES ON CREDIT las enaehanzBs de Cristo. Quizds GEHUINE ITALIAN SPAGHEHI' ’ 807 15th St. TA. 0029 Sal., May 19 algunos herejes dirdn que ellos ROLLORDROME pueden demostrar au origen Apos- SERVED DAILY FROM 5 P.M. TO 10 P.M. tdlico, y que son tan antfguos como W. 33rd Ave. at Tejon AT FOR YOUR I 6th Seaion los mismos Apdstoles^ A eso re Hours 12:30 Noon spondemos nosotros, diciendo: Que Phone GR. 3353, Gr. 9895 LANTZ to 10:30 P.M. CONVENIENCE saquen ellos y que publiquen el origen y la historia de sus iglesias, 4 Villano’s Italian Gardens FROM 7:00 A.M. PROGRESS y que desenvuelvan y deaplieguen No Muss, No Fuss, Just Sit Down el catalogo de' bus obispos, em- GRAND CAFE and Eat and Be on Your Way TO 9:00 P.M. pezando por los Apdstoles y que 431 17tb St. MA. 6652 64 S. Broadway No Liquor Phone PE. 9862 llegue hasta nuestros dias: demo- (BttwMa GUatna and Tnmsnt) "CLOSED WEDNESDAYS" PLUNGE strando que han tenido sus comien- OPEN lliss AM. TO 2:1! A JL J Exoipt LAUNDQy Aum 3300 W. Florida zos de un obispo puesto nor los Cleaid Uondays ^ Apdstoles, asi como los de Esmirna Serving the Fineet Stindayi DRy CLEANING pueden senalarnos a Policarpo, AMERICAN AND pp w w W W WW WWW w y q r qr qr y ^ W WW W W W W W < que fud puesto por Juan Evan VISIT US gelista; y los Romanos, pueden CHINESE FOODS Take a Trip to 17 Broadway Phone PEarl 2461 in Our New Location. senalarnos a Clemente y Pedro; Lunefaeona and Dinnert porque de este modo es como VISIT OUR COCKTAIL LOUNGE Monte Gristo Cafe prueban su origen, las Iglesias THE ROUNDUP 607 15th St. Apostdlicas. Inventen, pues los EVERGREEN, COLO. herejes, algo que puede compararse FINE FOODS — COCKTAILS con la grandeza y hermosura de In the Heart of the Rockies nuestra Iglesia.” (De cpraescrip DEUCIOUS SANDWICHES JL lere s easy way GIVE THE FAMILY A TREAT t 32.) Y en otra parte dice: Si se traza THOM’S MEKED DRINKS — DANCING la historia de las Iglesias que S. Take Home Juan establecid e instruyd, se verd (ear eontsiatr*) de una vez, que fud S. Juan el que LINOLEUM STUDIO S CHlCKiN las puso en manos de un Obispo; 1-438 Court Place cuya sucesidn alcanza hasta nues MAin 2288 “ CHOW MEIN tros dias. (Adv. Marc. 4-6.) and Noodlei (Continnard) quart $1.16 DAN SULLIVAN and Send Your - HNE CUT W. F. ANGERER CHOW MEIN and Rica invite their many friends and CAMP qaart customers to visit them at Is Your Boy or Oirl 96o Goiug lo Camp? near Rocky Mountain National park, Strve a Roma Table V'ine with Rot and Rtady We carry a complete line of in the heart of America’s most majestic to Sorva SULLIURII’S Camp Equipment the meal and presto! . . . you get Opan IvaryDay • SLEEPING BAGS mountains. It a. B.-t a. a. 1517 Stout KE. 9874 • HAVERSACKS OR extra enjoyment from even the 726-32 EAST Amtrlcan- COLFAX FINE FOODS-MIXED DRINKS . KNAPSA(3« simplest food. Just chill and serve in any glass. The cost is Chinaaa Food • BLANKETS jnerc pennies per serving. 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Write for Free CatAog 2450 19th St. GR. 995S 3410 Tejon GL. 9950 PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, May 17, 1945 ACADEMY GRADE SCHOOL WILL THE WAR NAS TAURHT US Entire Class to Sodality to Meet That visual defects are very prevalent and that many persona MACARONI who need glasses for better seeing fail to obtain them, cither HAVE MAY CROWNING FRIDAY through ignorance or neglect. About one out of every seven men in the armed forces wears glasses. Even if you think your Be Army Nurses (St, Mary'* Academy, Denver) the sermon for the St. Mary At St. Josephs p r o d u c t s ; eyes are up to par, it’s a good plan to have them examined St. Mary’s academy n ad e school First Communion Sunday, May regularly. May crowning will be held Friday 14. The first communicants were are Thirteen nurses of St. An afternoon in the academy chapel, Gloria' Anne Swiwrt, Roberta (St. Jotaph’s Polish Parish, thony's hospital, Denver, compris with the Rev. F’rederick J. McCal- Estelle Swigert, Judy K. Seep, Jo Denver) POINT ing the July, 1945, graduation lin officiating, Norma Jean Levin, Ann Taylor, Donna Louise McKie, The Young Ladies’ sodality will SWIGERT BROS. and Sylvia Ann Norman. The class, signed applications for the the queen, will be attended by hold its regular meeting in the SAVERS Optometristg Alma Cummings and Marlyn Wag- angels were Patty Lou Swigert, school hall Thursday evening, Better FUton Good Service army nurse corps Monday, May 14. gener. The other seventh and nice Mae Osborn, Peggy Kester May 18, at 7 o’clock. The mem for Every Age At Right Prices This is the first time that an eighth grade girls will be maids. son. Nancy Weekbaugn, Charlene bers will receive Holy Communion Charleen Wolff will be crown- Rothe, and Margaret Rose Gon American 1550 California KEystone 7651 entire graduation class in this re in a body Sunday morning. May Macaroni Prodaeis Beauty, Pkg._ 7 c 1 9 c gion has been known to have ap bearer. The flower girls are Sheila zales. After Mass breakfast was 20, in the 9 o’clock Mass. Sullivan, Patty Swigert, Helen served to the children at the acad The new honor roll listing all 16 os. 4 M GLASSES INOIVIDOALLT STYLED plied as a body for the army. Sherick, Nancy Weckbaugh, Mary emy. Macaroni BSpagheUi boys and girls from the parish in Cello Bag I I WBag 21c After taking the Colorado State Leibman, Eileen Bock, Peggy Reports of the various outside the armed forces \rill be blessed RAF Board examination in July, the Kesterson, Alberta Koontz, Janet activities featured the assembly and placed in the church Sundary nurses will enter the army as Koontz, Jean Murdock, Patty last Friday. morning, May 20. The names of Fisher, Mary Margaret Klinke, and second lieutenants, reporting to The resident students were those in the armed services not CANNED FOODS TEA Bobbette Scott. Annabelle Mona guests of the academy at supper already submitted for the honor THEODORE REQUIESCANT Camp Carson, Colo., for tnree ghan, vice prefect of the sodality, A n r ir n ti “ ***'»"• ^o. 214 CANTERBURY weeks’ basic training. Wednesday, May 9. roll should be given to the sis A |i r i C O l S e,n. 30 points and 24c will lead the act of consecration. ters of the parish school or to Unpeelad Halves 0. P. Those making application were The crowning will be followed by Members of the Science club '.j lb. IN PACE the rectory office before Sunday Fall 0 Gold 43c Dorothy Bastar and Mamret Benediction. took a field trip to Mercy hospi Orange Juice package______HACKETHAU Heckman, Denver; Barbara Wads The Rev. John Ebel, an associate tal, where Sister Mary Albert morning.^ The “May Special’’ will No. 2 can ...... ,19c Ih. showed them through the x-ray be held in the Polish hall Friday package ______, c GENE SPERA, Stoekyird, etation. worth, Columbus, Nebr,; Phyllis editor of the Denver Catholic 22 department. The grroup included evening, May 25. Tickets are 50 Beans Green, No. 2 can ...« . c Air Conditioned Adame county. Son of Hr. end Hre. Niemcyk, Gillette, Wyo.; Mar Register, said the Mass and gave cents a person. 11 I Mike Spera; brother of CpI. Pet Spere. garet Welch, Wray; Ellenora Wei- Joan Curry, Henrietta Neu 2 Cant for 10 poinU UPTON'S New Guinee; Mr,. Oodno end Mies Do kert, Kinsley, Kans.; Frances buerger, Maureen Starbuck, Helen The PTA held its last meeting Monte. Diced 0. P. MORTUARY lores Spere of Denver; uncle of Jimmie. Amato, Alberta Plym, Rose-Marie i;, ib. Mary Gene, end Patey Lou Dodero of Hahn, Clayton, Kans.; Clara Ha of the school year in the school UCCU Ko. 303 irlaat ...... 12c Casbum, Mary Jane Golden, and hall Thursday evening. May 10. package ______51c 1449-51 Kalamatb St. Denver. Requiem Mesa in Our Lady of ger, Omaha, Nebr.; Clara Shoffner, Nation's Pride, 12 ox M t Carmel church May 16. Burial M t Gloria Grisenti. , The freshman and sophomore U lb. Olivet. W. P. Horan it Son service. Delta; Norma Meyer, Sterling; V O r n ean, 20 point* and __ 14c Phone HAin 4006 Julia Manchego, Leyden; Mary Dr. Paul J. Ketrick, president classes of the parish school en W. K. G. B. package ...... 26c JOHN LEO CORKERY, 621 Umatilla of Loretto Heights college, is ad tertained and served refreshments ■tree!; infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Zimmerer, Lindsay, Nebr.; and Heim, Cream of Tomato D. Corkery; brother of Dorothy. Danny, Esther Garcia, Albuquerque, N. ministering psychological examina at the close of the meeting. Soup can « ...... -lie and Mary Jane Corkery; grandson of Mr. Mex. tions to the seniors Thursday, The men of the Holy Name so COFFEE and Mrs. John Mehlin and Mrs. Mary May 17. Q a iiv % Uampbell. Craam of Let us show you monuments Corkery. Masi of the Angels in St Norma Meyer expressed the de ciety were the hosts to the arch O O U P Spinach, can ...... 13c Airway Rose of Lima’s church May 12. Inter sire for immediate foreign service. Joan Curry, Rose-Marie Cas diocesan delegates of the Holy 1 Ib. baa 21c we have erected in Mt. ment Mt Olivet Boulevard service. She has a brother, Norbert, who bum, Gwen Gallegos, Kathryn Name society Wednesday evening. Nob Hill Olivet Cemetery. CLARENCE H. CLINE, $104 N. Speer has served three years in the army iiT S I. fmm Morrissey, and Mary Ann Brannan May 9. Entertainment in Polish CEREALS 1 Ib. haa 26c boulevard. Husband of Elisabeth Cline; brother of Mary I. Decatur, Westminster; and is now overseas; a brother. are speaking in behalf of the Red music was presented by S. Sgt. A. T. THOMSON Cross volunteer summer workers Lucy M. Cline. Golden; and Alice E. Bud, in the merchant Inarine; and Bert Gizewski, Miss Dorothy Shredded Wheat Ptektga 12c 24 TEARS AT Ertz, Grand Lgke. Rosary Thursday, a brother-in-law in the'havy, (St. Patrick’s Pariah, Denver) at an assembly in St. Francis de Ungehire, and Andrew Burka- 600 SHERMAN ST. May IT. at 8 - p.m. in the Boulevard The Senior sodality sponsored a Sales’ high school Thursday, towski. Refreshments were served 8 oz. BLLHILL mortuary drawingroom. Requiem Mass Mary Zimmerer, Barbara Wads May 17. Kellogg Pep packaga ..9c I Friday at 9:30 o'clock in St. Dominie'f worth, and Margaret Welch hope mother-dauj;hter Communion in by all the men of the local so PRESERVES church. Interment Mt. Olivet. for assignment in the PaciKc, the 7 o’clock Mass on Mother’s The junior-senior prom was held ciety. PATSY EGAN, "01 S. High street; day, May 13. Every member pre Wheaties package ____ 11c Cherry daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Egan. where each has a brother in serv Tuesday, May 15, in the Silver A capacity crowd witnessed the 16 02. giasi 31c sented her mother with a spiritual oz. Mas, of the Angela Friday, May 18, at ice. Glade of the Cosmopolitan hotel. May crowning in the church Sun Apricot 9:30 in St. Vincent de Paul's church. In bouquet. The following members Wheaties package 15c Eddie Keeler’s orchestra played. day, May 13. 16 02. ala&a _..... 36c CHECKER terment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard service. Schwab and a residei^ of Denver 60 took part in the Living Rosary, In the evening, the queen and her JOHN E. BUCKEY of 1451 Platte. Re- years, was buried May 14 alter a Re sponsored by the Sodality union, attendants, whose identity was Shredded Ralston p,' c Peach quiem Hass in St. Elizabeth's church quiem Masa in St. Francis de Sales' which was held in the Cathedral 11 16 ox. glasa 30c CABS May 14. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger church. Surviving are a son. Jay Elmer secret until the cro'wning cere Denver Deanery Will ED DUNDON. Mar. •ervice. Schwab: a daughter, Mrs. Mabel R. Rolle: o n ' Sunday afternoon, May 13; monies, were announced as fol four grandchildren, and three great Misses Ann Di Saverio, Leona MARY K. ENDERWISEN. 4100 S. Lin grandchildren. George P. Haekethal serv lows: Queen, Ann Killian; at Hold Meeting May 21 Nu Made Mayonnaise ^ _ TA. 2233 LowMt Zoned R atu coln. Mother of Earnest Wehrmann and ice. Ecker, Dorothy Negri, Bernice tendants, Mary Ann Dolan and 29c mother-in-law of Marion Wehrmann: sis Negri, Virginia Battaia, Viola ter of Leo SchJinger and AIpbonsine Ann Elaine Murray. Duchess Salad Dressing Spanke, Requiem hlass in St. Louis' MRS. CATHERINE E. REED Cinea, Antoinette Pastore, Gloria The monthljr meeting of 32 ox. glass 38c church, Englewood, May 14. Interment Mrs. Catherine E. Reed, a resident of Billings, Nancy Petraglia, and the Denver deanery will be Mt. Olivet. Spillane service. Denver for more than SO years, died Maria Casagranda. Officers will Fr. Newell Chairman el held Monday, May 21, at Kraft French Dressing « „ 15c KATE SNYDER, 137S S. Steele. Re May 10 in the home of a daugbtar, Hra. be hostesses at the May meeting Spillane Mortuary quiem Mass in St. Vincent de Paul's George Bader, 1034 S. Vine strM t. Mrs. 2 p.m. in the Catholic Char church May 12. Burial Mt. Olivet. Bader is the president of the Loretta Thursday evening. May 17, in the 1 Am An American’ Day ities annex. Presidents of af Indian Grill Dressings _ 37c 1543 So. Broadway PEiarl 0723 BERNARD REILLY of Farmington, Heights college Women's club. Mrs. Reed lunchroom of the school. filiates and pariah representa Minn. Requiem iless in Holy Ghost was born Sept. 26. 1864, in Independence, The JunioT Young Ladies* so tives are asked to attend. Mrs. John H. Spillane church May 14. Interment Mt. Olivet, Mo., and spent the early part of her life The Rev. Hubert M. Newell, Pompeian Olive Oil ^ ...... 58c In S t Charles and St. Louis. She married dality will hold its regular meet Registered Funeral Director AUGUSTIN ARELLANO, 1863 Sente chairman of the “I Am An Amer and Embalmer Fe drive. Father of Mrs. Marclovie Harry B. Reed in 1887 and came to ing on Friday afternoon at 4:30. ican” day committee, will preside Denver in 1889. A number of Catholic Mmes. J. Petraglia and Sanford Garcia; grandfather of John A. Garcia, organizations in city 'coanted her as a at ceremonies in the Denver city PRUNES army; Edward Gtrcia, navy; L. A. Garcia, member. A Requiem Masa was sung Lucy will be delegates to the STOP! A VINEGAR air forces; Jimmy, Robert, Mike, and auditorium Sunday, May 20, when Joe Garcia. Mr. Arellano died May 0 Msy 14 In St. Vincent de Paul's church. ACC'W convention to be held on more than 400 new citizens will wringing out Extra Large Size Burial followed in M t Olivet, with Wednesday, May 23. Mmes. D. R. Old MiU Cider of injuries buffered when he was struck George P. Haekethal in charge. Surviv be honored guests. Dr. R. G. Gus- dirty mops. 2 lb. cello bag ...... 3 5 c Erickson Memorial Co. by a car at W. Colfax avenue and Kale- ing, besides her daughter, Mrs. Bader, Lucy and J. Carroll are alternates. tavson, acting president of the math street April 22. Requiem Maes in Bazaar Workers to Meet Large Size Pint MONUMENTS . MARKERS St. Caieten’s church May 14. Burial ML are two sons. Ray L. Reed of Denver, and University of Colorado, will give EZE MOP 3 1 c Bottle 9 c Olivet. Harry B. Reed of Trinidad; and four The weekly meeting of the ba 2 lb. cello bag______Prompt Erection grandchildren. the chief address on “The Chal ALBERT ALVAREZ, 2244 Larimer zaar workers will be held on Fri lenge of Citizenship.” The invoca & CONE Medium Size Quart tram on* of the moet eomplet* street; son of Mr. and Mrt. Aurelio day evening. Progress is being 2 lb. cello bag...... 2 7 c 1 5 c dieplari in thii rezion. JOSEPH W. OTT tion will be given by Rabbi Man Bottle 120 Speer BWd.. Oppoeite Snokca Alvarez: brother of Mrs. Frances Mar made in all departments. The chil WRINGER tinez and Frank Alvarez. Requiem Mass Joseph W. Ott, 369 S. Humboldt street, uel Laderman, and the benedic Gerdeni. CBerrr 472S in Sacred Heart church April 16. Inter a native of Denver, died May 9 in a locai dren’s award will be either a girl’s tion by Dr. Samuel L. Maxwell. Will keep your ment Mt. Olivet. hospital. He wai 55. Requiem Mast was or boy’s bicycle donated by two The public is invited to attend the hands out of sung in St. Francis de Sales’ church May interested parishioners. Through Mop Water Forever—Use Hotter 12. Burial was in Mt. Olivet Spillane program, which will begin at MRS. NELLIE ROBERSON service. Mr. Ott, for the past 30 years, the generosity of other parish 8 Water and Gean Better—Saves Requi»m Miza for Mre. Nellie Rober- p.m. A.FEWA.Y had worked for a local dairy. Surviving ioners the sewing ^oup of the Time A beautiful, reverent Catholic «on. former teecher and a Colorado real- are three brothers. George and Ctrl of Altar and Rosary society will offer Makes Life Easier service need not be expensive. dent for more than 25 years, was aung Denver and William of Mexico, Mo.; May 15 in St. Catherine’s church. Burial, an entire bedroom ensemble con Tabernacle Group Sets GET YpURS NOW in charge of the Boulevard mortuary, was and four aistera, Elisabeth Ott. Lena Shoemaker, and Margaret O’Neill of sisting of blanket, bedspread, two Free Delivery GR. 0431 in Ml, OliveL Mrt. Roberson, who was Denver, and Mary Thomaa of San Ber 82, died May 12 in the home of a grand sheets, and pillowcases as one June 8 for Silver Tee 3620 Winona Ct» Denvtr 12. daughter. Mrs. Katherine Anderson. 3089. nardino, Calif. prize, and a hand-crocheted wool DOYLE’S DR. R. W. PRTTZ W. Denver place, after a aix-week illness. afghan as the seopnd prize. EZE-MOP S And Associates Born In Delaware Water Gap, Pa.. Mrs. LUCAS BLEA ■Two service? were held in The several membei's of the old PHARMACY Roberson moved to Leavenworth county.' Requiem Hass for Lucas Blca. 1340 Kansas, to teach in one of the early-day the past week. On Wednesday gold committees, representing the Tha Particvlar Dragglat Dentists Kalamatb itreet, who died Sunday in a different Denver parishes for the CONE-WRINGER CO. 6«f 15th Street ll06 ilth Street country schools. For the past 12 years local hospital after a month's illness, was evening Confirmation was con 17th AVE. AND GRANT she had made her home In Lakewood with sung May 11 in St. Cajetan'i church. ferred on a large class of children Senior Tabernacle society’s annual KEyitona 8721 TAbor 6761 a daughter, Mrt. Rena Lamborn. Sur Burial waa in Mt. Olivet. Mr. Blet, silver offering tea, to be given in EE. 6987 FREE DELIVEBT Open llenday and Thuraday Evas. viving, besides her daughter, are a born in Trinidad in 1911, was graduated and adults by Archbishop Urban grandson, Capt. H. E, Lamborn, with the from Holy Trinity high school there. J. Vehr. On Sunday morning in the home of Mrs. M. J. OTallon, army in Del Rio. Tex.: and a grand Sixteen- years ago he came to Denver, the 9 o’clock Mass a class of 50 151 Vine street, Denver, June 8, Bm D S- daughter, Mrs. Katherine Anderson of where he worked for a restaurant. are requested to report before FOR BEAUTT AND DURABIUTT Denver. Surviving are his father. Simon; a children received First Holy Com LESTER’S brother. Pvt. Paul Blet in New Orleant: munion. June 1 to Mrs. Ralph W. Kelly, EYE McMnrtry Paints WATCH REPAIRS HENRY LANDWEHR and four sisters. Mrs. Sadie Trujillo. Pfc. Raymond Brown is on a chairman (KEystone 2590), or to Mrt. Eva Sanchez. Mrs. Margaret Rodri Mrs. Harry T. ^ o k , vice chairman ^ FROZEN ^Requiem Mass for Henry Landwehr. guez, and H ist Cyrilla Blea. 30-day furlough prior to further and Varnish 7-DAY SERVICE 178 S. Sherman street, retired grocery TED DAY treatment at Fitzsimons hospital (EAst 7130). ONE-YEAR GUARANTEE store proprietor and a Denver resident for injuries incurred while serving Contributions of gold for use in \ \ j FOODS ANDERSON BROS. Btember SL DSminie's ParUh for more than 37 years, was sung May JERRY E. SHEAN the relining of chalices for mission 15 in St. Francis de Sales' church. Requiem Matt for Jerry E. Sheaa, in Europe last November. Colfax and Jeaephina EA. 6646 1529 Welton CHerry 2447 Burial in Mt. Olivet was arranged by the Denver resident for more than 30 years, churches have been coming in sat Groceries • Meats • Bakery Boulevsrd mortuary. Mr. Landwehr died was sung Hay 14 in Loyola church. isfactorily, as well as contributions Day Mortuary May 11 while asleep in his home. He Burial was in Brighton. Mr. Shean died of silver. was 75. A native of Cincinnati. Mr May 10 in hia home, 1841 Race street, First Communion M U R RA Y’S 2406 Federal Blvd. CL. 5709 Landwehr attended school in St. Henry. after a long Ulnest. He was 75. A Additional committees have been 0,. and in 19d2 he married Elizabeth native of Montpelier, Vt„ Hr. Shean appointed as follows: St. Pat Fonndad by M- T. Murray—1862 CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING Timmerman of St. Henry. He came to attended achool tbene, and in 1902 mar rick’s parish, Mrs. Joseph Petral- Phone GR. 1613-14-15 Denver in 1908 and operated a grocery ried Phoebe E. Hicks of Denver. He Class to Be Held store at 1369 Kalamath street for more was a mining engineer in Butte, Meut.. gia, chairman; Mrs. M. Lucy, and Waft Xlnd ft Jallan than 20 years. Recently he had as- before coming to Denver in 1914. Sur Mrs. J. Carroll; Sacred Heart par aisted _ hia eon. Albert F. Landwehr, in Classified Ads viving, betides his wife, are aeveral (Preaentation Pariah, Denver) ish, Mrs. Thomas Lee, Mrs. Martha Miles - Dryer - Asller operating a hlling station. Surviving, nieeea and nephews. It will pay you to read ALL of tha following advartisamentx. besides his wife, are two sons. Anthony The children of the school will Smith, and Mrs. Howard Briggs; Printing Go. J. Landwehr of Honolulu and Albert F. receive their First Holy Commun Our Lady of Mt. Carmel parish, J) Landwehr of Denver: and a daugter, HERBERT E. ALLEN ion in the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday. Mrs. John Wilson, chairman; DORAN Mrs. Agnes Herd of Fort Wayne, Ind. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WANTED TO RENT Programs and Circulars Herbert Elliott Alien, 2, the son of The members of the class are: Shrine of St. Anne, Arvada, Mrs. HATTERS Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Alien of Casper, Wyo.. Roweni Stauffer, Aneta Moran. Mari William Brown, chSirman; Mrs. NEAR LOYOLA: Newly decorated 7-rooro Small furnished apartment,'2 bualneaa girls, MALACHI DILLON died recently, according to word rt- lyn Rider, Roatlie Htyna, Janet Kirk I **Bat Rreondltionlnz home across atreet from Loyola Church ami neat, quiet, excellent references. TA. 8584. Tickets for Requiem Mass for Halachi Dillon of eeived in Denver. Mrt. Allen is the patrick. Annabelle Buchbolz, Jinile Klumker, Mrs. Schmitt, Mrs. 0. Sarviea EzcloaiTaly- tehool. Gas furnace, dbl. garage. Will sell Bazaars and Carnivals 884 S. Emerson street, whose death was former Mary Figgen of Denver, formerly Brannon, Shirley Gilley; Schneider, and Ramona Lombardi; furnished or unfurnished. Immediate poe- PAINTING reported in laat week’s' Register, was featured in Montignor Joseph Bosetti's Jamea Farler. Jame. Duvtns, William Holy Ghost parish, Mrs. Charles J, 733 E. Colfax at Clarkson aeeeion. 2202 E. 23rd Ave. EA. 0976. Quickly Produced sung May 11 in St. Francia de Sales' operatic productions. Besides hia par Byrne, Joseph Pagliiaotti. Robert Olson. CALL MAIN 6838 GOOD PAINTING. Expert workmanship, church. Burial was in Mt. Olivet. Mr. ents, the child's maternal grandmother, George Sedimayer, Elmo Meii, Jesa Byrne, chairman. _ For Fraa Pick-up and DaUvery PERSONAL exterior, interior, and roofs. PE. 6084. Reasonably Priced Dillon was a veteran Indian fighter and Mrs. Emma Figgen of Casper, and pa Larkin, John Larkin. Michael Hersb, Sarviea one-time Wyoming miner and sheep ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Benjamin Bopp, George Coffey. Thomas FREED SLAVES OF LIQUOR, now FREE PRINTING UNION LABEL IF DESIRED man, one of the last survivors of the H. Alien of Raymond, Nebr., survive. Cowden, and John Griffey. others- Alcohollta Anonymoni. Write 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. famous Meeker massacre. He died Other, taking part will be; Banner- ALTAR BREADS P. 0. Box 4163, 8. Denver Station. WE SPECIALIZE in business cards, letter Fitzsimons General hospital after SISTER MONICA FERRITOR carrier, Rita Jo Byrne; flower girls, heads, forms and blanks of all kindi. stroke at the age of 89. A native of oi Wedding announcements. Rodgers Printing KEystone 6348 Sister Monica Ferrltor, 83. a Sister Michtelene Mylet and Carolyn Krenzer: SEWING HAIIG BROS. FEMALE HELP WANTED Ireland, he was taken to Boston by hit angels. Mary Kent. Cleo Cardenas. Do Llttl* Glrlx* DrettM, Embroldcrta Co.. 515 14tb S t parents s t a boy. He enlisted in the of Charity for 59 years, died May 11 in Providence hospital. Kansas City, Kana. lores Sedimayer. Marlene E.terling. Doris MooofrftBinta Btc. This ia your chance to learn to be a maid Third cavalry in 1875 and was later Krenzer. and Nancy Kirkpatrick; and MARKET or Inapectreaa in the fineat hotel in the WANTED TO BUY transferred to Fort Steele, near Rawlins, iBurial was in the Leavenworth m othtr- houae grounds. Slater Monica had taught altar boya, Dickey Rourke and John THE SISTERS OF THE West. Permanent full time or part gme Wyo. While still serving as a private, Herab. rX)RN FED MEATS jot* for women. Apply Pent Houae Em WILL PAY CASH tor 5 raoma of furi- he was ordered with his regiment to go in St. Mary's ichool, Lcadville, on one GOOD SHEPHERD ployment Office, Brown Palace Hotel. turn, piano and sewing maehina KE. 8944. to Meeker to put down an uprising of of her assignments in a 45-year teaching The summer festival committee FISH A.ND POULTRY the Ute Indians. The troops were am career. She was alto atationed In Butte will meet in the school Monday TRLBPBONB PEARL 3461 SELL OR TRADE WOOD SALE bushed on Milk creek, and. despite the and Helena, Mont., and in Topeka and evening. May 21, at 8 o’clock. All death of their commander, held out until Kansas City, Kant. Sister Monica ia 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 KINDLING, ttovo, range, furnaeo, fir*, reinforcements arrived. Leaving miliury survived by one sister, Mrs. Joseph committee members are asked to 48-INCH BUFFALO FORGE FAN Haa plaeo. blocks No eard saies KE 2460 life, Mr. Dillon made his home near Moroney. Antelmo. Nebr.: and a niece. be present and to give reports on Tha Baal la '20-in. z 4-in. pulley. Ball bearings In Mrt. A1 H. Smith of Kansas City, Kant. excellent condition. We need 20-in. ex- Rawlins, where he was active in mining their activities. USED “ H I H i t l R K bauai fan with motor, 220 e P.O Bos FURNITURE anth sheep raising for many years. He 1620 or call at Tba Ragistar: 93H Bannock came to Denver 25 years ago. Surviving Enrollment into the Confrater FURNITURE Beautifal bedroom* llvingroom &ad br««k* FRANK AVILLA Moving - Storage St. fnat eet: ancHfict 734 Sanu Ft. are a son. Frank C. Dillon, chief proba nity of the Rosary will take place ALSO NEW tion officer of Denver District Court; a A few hour, after they had filled in after the 10 o’clock Mass “Sunday. granddaughter, Mrs. Frank Wood of the grave at the funeral of a relative. Coah or Cradlt Express MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PAINTING A PAPERHANGING Buffalo: and a great-grandson. Olinger Frank Avllia and Tony Leal were hurled May Crowning Slated to their death by a hit-and-run driver st Miss 'Vivian Kissell, prefect of itt wv* * . A FULL LINE Low Rates Raeonditloned pianoa, playan. grands Expert paper hanger and painter, call after service. organs (pips and reed), orchestral instni E. Slat avenue and Downing street. Den the Young Ladies’ sodality, will o r OFFICE 5. SP. 6219a ver, on May 12. The two were on their KE. 6425 2149 Welton St. menta. 'T. R. Wolktr, 236 Broadway 8P FRANK J. WINDOLPH way to spend the night at the Leal rcii- crown the statue of the Blessed Eat 1866 ^ ronnwuBBFURNITURE 7864. HOUSE FOB SALE Requiem Masi for Frank J. Windolph, dence, after being with the bereaved Virgin at the annual May crown 1087 S. WiliUms atreet, retired jewelfr Wa bar roar hoaiahold and afiea fanil- PHOTOGRAPHS family of Fred AvUla. who.e wife, Sin- ing on Sunday, May 20, at 7:30 tara for CASH, ar aicbonta tbaa for BY OWNER—S t Franci*' parUh, I block and jiDenver resident for more than 30 foria, had been buried that morning, Itav- from church, near three car Ifnea. 3 bed- PICrrORIAL SYMBOLISM p.m. Her attendants will be Eileen oartbiaa In atock. ‘ O’CONNOR Andsrton photos. 1X06 15tb St st Law y e ars.^ a a »ung May 15 In St. Vincent Ing a family of four. Wa rant Foldint Cbalri, Cord and Bon- roomi one flror, gat auto. h.w. heater, coal de Paul’a church. Burial was in ML Gorrell, vice prefect; Mary Rog TRANSFER CO^ ronco. MAin 1371. Froa nows cuto. h.a, heat, finlehed baaement. laondry tabt. of the branch of military ser Olivet. Olinger »ervice. Mr. Windolph Frank A villa. 70, who bad reared his qaat Tablao. Dlabao. SIlTorwara, any- orphaned nephews, Joe and Fred, on a ers, secretary ; and Gertrude Sedi thinz In atock. floor drain. Good condition. Owner leaving died Saturday in Fltsdimonu General ' 1535 19ih St. HEARING AIDS town.—SP. 7301. vice with which an American boepital after a four*month illneie. He farm near Monte Vista, was summoned mayer, treasurer. New members PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 was 70. Born in Grand liland. N>br., to Denver last week by the unexpected will be received into the sodality KE. 6381 Ptioons Hard of Rearing, come In (or life is identified, is available to Mr. Windolph attended Rchool there and death of Fred’t wife. He and Mr. Leal, OPEN FROM 6 A. U. U 6 P U. demonstration of Zonitb Radionie Hearing Expert Sewing served with the Second Nebraska infantry a family friend, had dug the grave the after the ceremony. Practice for LOCAL TRANSFER Aid, $40, completo, larmt. Lamoln# Music during the Spaniah-American war. He day before. A Requiem Haas for Mr. the occasion will be held on Fri Co., 622 ISth S t Machine and Vacuum you through our new granite Avilla it being sung in St. Joaeph't returned to Grand Island, and in 1902 day, May 18, immediately after HAVE YOU DRUG STORES married Abbie O'Hara. A Ions associa* church. Monte Vista, Thuraday, May 17. the evening May devoations, and Cleaner Repairing etching process. . tion with a jewelry firm in Denver ended A number of reUtivea aorviva, but no MODERNIZED YOUR ALL MAKES in retirement because of ill health In immediate family; Ur. Avilla waa un will be followed by an important married. INSURANCE? Hutchinson’s Pharmacy Come in at your convenience 1939. Mr. Windolph waa a member of business meeting. Members of Your Nsborbood Druggist ACE SEWING Henry W. Lawton camp No. 1, USWV. A Requiem M att for Mr. Leal, 48, It the sodality will receive Holy Com Protect yourself agoliut nem Phono SPrue# 0581 700 So. Ptorl MACHINE CO. and see samples of this new de Surviving, besides his wife, are a ton. being offered in Annunciation church COAL JAMES HUTCHISON munion in a body ia the 10 o’clock Frank J. Windolph, Jr., of Climax: and Friday. May 18, at 9 o'clock. Tha RoMry hoMords. ALL POPULAR GRADES 174 So. Broadway RA. 2250 velopment, etched in the beau two daughters. Mra. Donald Hawklna and will ba recited at 7 :30 p.fa. Thursday in Mass Sunday, May 20. Eleanor Windolph, both of Denver. the mortuary at E. Colfax and High. Sur PTA Installs Officers HORACE W. BENNETT ALSO STOKER COALS SCHOOLS - CHURCHF.S! tiful color granites of the viving are hi. wife, Aurelia; and four A large attendance at the May & Co. MR5. ANNA M. SCHWAB children. Ophelia. Esther, Viola, and Nora PHOTOSTAT ' STOVE REPAIRS Mrs. Anna M. Schwab, 32. of 533 S. of Denver; and a sitter, Isabella Lujan, PTA meeting witnessed the in 216 Tibar BIdz. Pkana TA. 1271 Raj Coal Co. Rainbow Line. VVe would like Grant street, the widow of John A. alio of Denver. stallation of new officers by Mrs. FRANK BNGLAND. J r- Manozor PE. 4604 1165 So. Penn. COPY SERVICE and Watei* Fronts T. J. Morrissey. Inanronca Oapartaiant TWO HOURS to tell you all about it,^ SGT. JOHN HUGHES Delegates to attend the ACCW DENVER FOTO SHOP R. P. Foley Stove Funeral sarviect were held Hay 16 In luncheon May 23 are Mrs. L. Lee, Fiftsan-Foartesn East Colfax and Heating Parts [— FLOW ERS— Annunciation church for Sgt. John Mrs. G. Ibold, Mrs. F. H. May, TA. Ferty-Saven-Fsrty-Eight i m Arapahoe CH. UTt A dlgnlflad oS.rint of irn p ath r la ■ Hughes, 82, of 8653 Joaephine atreet, Open 10 A. 5L to 8 P. M. WRITE FOR PRICES] JAUQUES BROTHERS '0T.I2 tprar of rad roata. S 5 .0 0 and ap. retired V. S. marine, whole first cruise and Mrs. A. Larche. of duty wat to aail around the world with School Picnic Slated THE BLOSSOM SHOP Preaident Grant. He died May 14 after The school picnic will be held The outlook for the coming winter it extremely grave, . • Since 1902 a long lllneai. Born in 'Washington. D. bava a eonfeaslon to make. I had Brown Palac. Bol.l TA. 3326 C.. In 1862, he joined the marinca there in Barnum park Thursday, May Uptown. 221 E. 7th Art. TA. 6297 ttiouzht your first interest would be ont We Definitely URGE the Storing of in 1875 and served continuodily for 30 24. Mrs. J, Fox and Mrs. G. Ibold of pra'iL You showed me differently." 28 E. 6th Ave. TAbor 6468 .^ ^ - C A L L AND CHARGE 1T"_ year,. Sgt. Hughes served in the Boxer are chairmen. A statement like that meant to us that rebellion in China. During the Spanlih- A hamburger aale was held on our understanding conduct of last rite* for American war ha was cited for capturing n loved ana has been what it thould ba. BITUMINOUS COALS N O W i Call a a cannon emplacement in the battle of the school grounds May 16. . Wa want always to meri; such atatafaienta. Lubig bay in the Philippine., Ha waa The children’s choir will sinj^ stationed in Panama during tha con Heatmsr Plants should be THOROUGHLY CLEANED and struction of tha canal. After retirement for the 8 o’clock First Communion BED. P. HAGKETHAL STOKERS SER'VICED sooner than ever before ZOI\E t AB ha worked 25 years in tha Boston navy Mass this Sunday. Manpower is actually scarce and undoubtedly will become worse MAin 7171 yard, and then came to Colorado, Bur A pin \ras presented to Mrs. FUNERAL DIRECTOR COLD SPRING vivlng a rt his wife, Mri. Catherine MONUMENTS Prompt. Coartnns Sarrira Hughet; a^aiater, Mrs. Mary C. Ber.cht; Jerry Brynes in appreciation for 1165 East Colfax at Gaylord EAst 185T J . , The United Fuel t Equipment Company 88CAUTIFUL CfifiniTCS CHEAPER RATES and a niece, H ri. Loretta' Taylor, all of the 80 dozen cookies she has baked I CLEAN NEW CABS tha JoatphjDt itroat addraat, lor the USO during the peat yeu. KEystone 6391 ' ■ 7: Thursday, May 17, 1945 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EE3rstone 4205 PAGE NINE The Denver Catholic Register [||yC[M[|ITS President...-.:______Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Registorials ' ..... - Rt Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.O., LL.D., Jour.O. Managing Director...... Rev. John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Litt.D. Associate Editors—M. F. Everett. Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan. The New President can writing, a quality long absent tor in awakening the c^seratic con- OF J.C.D., LittD .; Rev. Edward A. Breen, M.A., LittD .; Rev. Francis —maturity in youth. They have sciousneas of the American pnblic Syrianey, M.A.; Leonard Tangney, A-B.. Jour.D.; Mary Eisenman, And Prayer grown in self-reliance and in has been the radio broadcasts di A.B.; Linus Riordan, A.B., LittM .; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A.; knowledge as did the youths of rect from the Metropolitan Opera Engagements of Archbishop Ur President Harry S, Tmroan, in ban J. Vehr through July are an Rev. John Ebel, M.A. a personal letter to the Co-ordinat the frontier, and have gained im house in New York—citadel of the mensely in depth of character. art in this country. For many years nounced as follows; ing Committee of Catholic Lay Or Sunday, May 20—Pentecost Sun Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. ganisations of the Archdiocese of For the most port, there need be the “Met” was considered some no fear that they have become thing fabulous and distant. It was day, Cathedral, Pontifical Mass New York,' declares that he has and Confirmation, 10 a.m. been heartened and encouraged by brutalized killers. There may be thought to be attainable only to Published Weekly by some. jumpiness during the ad the select few. But the weekly Monday, May 21—S t James’, their special prayers for the Confirmation, 7:30 p.m. guidance of the delegates to the justment to home life, but most broadcasts have changed all this. THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) of the men want simply a job, a Even the poorest of us can now Tuesday, May 22—Our Lady of San Francisco conference. M t Carmel, (Confirmation, 7:30 938 Bannock Street, 1 In a letter to Edmund Borgia family, and a home. It is even get a seat in the “Golden Horse evident in their literary comments.' shoe” merely by twitching on the p.m. Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 Butler, president of the commit One marine major saidi “I am radio on Saturday afternoon. Wednesday, May 23—Holy Ghost tee, President Truman saidi fed up with reading about tough' Naturally, this familiarizing of church. Mass for NCCW, 8:30 Subscription: $1 per year. “I am glad to have this assurance guys.” the great radio audience with the a.m.; St. John’s, Confirmation, 7;45 p.m. Club Subscription, with The Register, Local Edition, $1.30 per year. that the members of the Co We hope that Mr. Adams is melodies and the stories Pf the No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado._____ ordinating Committee pledged the operas was followed by an in Thursday, May 24—Blessed Sac right in his conjectures. It seems rament, Confirmation, 7:30 p.m. membership of their several or- to us that America has reached a creased demand on the part of the gapizations to offer special prayers public to see as well at to hear the Friday, May 25—St. Clara’s or- Thursday, May 17, 1945 reading level in war years never phansge, Confirmation, 4 p.m. for the guidance of the delegates achieved before. Couple an ex performances. Touring opera com niii to the conference of the United panies found sell-out houses every Sunday, May 27—Knights of Nations. tensive and appreciative reading Columbus state meeting. public with a generation of able, where. GUes of sufficient site in OFFICIAL! ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER “.4s one who has abiding faith eager writers and the result may creased the repertoires of the Wednesday, May 30—Memorial The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. in the efficacy of prayer, I am popular operas, and discovered day, Mt. Olivet cemetery. Pontifi be a golden era in American lit cal Mass, 10 a.m. We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What strengthened by the spirit and erature. that even the not-so-popular operas of savings, and do it ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or tenor of your declaration. In these were becoming popular. America Thursday, May 31—St. Mary’s those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. grave days we must all remember, had become opera conscious. academy, graduation, 10:30 a.m. systematically! Start a We hope The Register will be read in every home of the as did our fathers in days of old, Dandelions and Opera has been called the Friday, June 1 — Colorado Savings Account at The Archdiocese. that, except a house be builded on highest of artistic forms combin Springs, dedication of El Pomar American National Women’s Hats retreat house; Regis high school, We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in the lx>rd, they labor in vain who ing at it does the dramatic and Bank, and plan to de the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. build it.” (By Rev. John Cavanagh) the musical arts. It features the graduation, 8 p.m. A newspaper office is the world's finest music sung by superb Sunday, June 3—Joint high posit a regular amount « URBAN J. VEHR. .411 through .4merican history, school graduation. Civic audito Jan. .29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. the reliance of our Presidents on ceptacle for a great variety of re- artists. Trained choruses and full of your paycheck each the power of prayer has been con-i ?“****' days we orchestras support the soloists. And rium, 3 p.m. payday. Then adjust the whole is set up against Monday, June 4—Welby, Confir ...... spicuous. We have no doubt that received letters asking us to yourself to the balance. this is one of the reasons the organize a volunteer army to dig dramatic backgrounds and authen mation, 7:30 p.m. United States has prosj^ered so well. dandelions in the cemetery and to tic settings that help create the Wednesday, June 6—Loretto Since assuming his high position. crusade for a sensible style of hats make-believe world of the opera. Heights, graduation, 4 p.m. • When the day arrives Sunday, June 10—St. Thomas’ MORGAN, LEIBMAN i HICKEY President Truman has repeatedly for women. The latter subject in It is little wonder that, once opera for your children to be trigues us, not because of the amaz it known for what it really is, it seminary. Corpus Christ! proces called on God for assistance. In gin college, or for your INSURANCE SINCE 1897 these public utterances, he is act ing and startling creations one be arouses appreciation. sion, 4 p.m. ^ ing not only as a private individual, holds at times on the boulevard, The city of Denver is fortunate Friday, June 29—St. Thomas' own home or business but as the head of the nation. We bu^ rather because feminine head- that, for a generation, it has seminary, ordinations. to materialize — you’ll Succeeding Herbert Fairall Agency Thursday, July 5—Cathedral, feel safe with Mr. Truman at the gear is often not worn at ail when been favored with productions by have the financial se helm.—Monsignor Matthew Smith. it should be. I had a regrettable its own'^ grand opera company. Joint Nurses’ graduation, 8:16 Gm and Eltctric Bids. Phont TAbar l t d experience in this connection With the production of Totea this p.m. curity you've always Trends in Post-War Early one morning years ago a week. Monsignor Joseph Bosetti Sunday, July 8—Holy Rosary, wanted. So begin your HTbltimfsssaysi’Mnwsisssssssiwssd young woman approadied me in hat rounded out a dozen seasons silver jubilee of parish, 9:30 a.m. Savings Account today Monday, July 16-20—St. Thomas Literature the rear of a church and asked of presenting “big time” opera —deposit your savings for local audiences and he had seminary, clergy retreat. (By Millard F. Everett) whether she might receive Holy regularly, and watdi Communion without a head cover previously directed great operas An interesting speculation con that Nest Egg Grow! cerning literary trends after this ing. Being enterprising in my youth and concerts here. Denver's priest- I whipped out a freshly laundered musician has proved again, if proof war was made in the New York still necessary, that opera does Time$ Book Beriew by the di handkerchief and presented it to deposits the devout lady in distress, and she >ay—in entertainment and at the [ rector, J. Donald Adams. He ex Federal Deposif pects a considerable difference used it to good advantage. In fact, loz office. For three nights this MOVING & STORAGE from the books of the period after she is probably still using it. That week the Gty auditorium was insured by the the First W'orld war. was the last I ever saw of a fine crowded to capacity with apprecia Insurance Corpo bit of Irish linen bearing a beau tive, music-loving audiences. SOCIFTI MFFTS In the first place, our soldiers ration with S5,- tiful monogram. This is not a The productions of the Denver entered this conflict realistically, 000.00 maximum STORAGE SPruce 2671 not with hearts in the clouds of a hint to the person who was res Grand ()pera company need take a sanctified adventure, ' They had no cued in the long ago to return it back seat to no other comparable (St. Joseph’s [C.SS.R.] Parish, insurance for each LOWEST PRICES lEM SOUTH PEARL ST. productions in the excellent quality Denver) tN THE CITY Res. Phone SPi\k«946I illusions over the nature of war; if she happens to read this essay; depositor. they considered it merely a dirty it is merely to exemplify what of theif performances. The finest The Altar and Rosary society of local talent is secured, and on met Wednesday, May 9. Mrs. E SPECIAL RATES TO SOLDIERS job that had to be done. women's hats or the lack of them The romantic idealists of a gen can cause. occasion, as this year, big names Shull and Mrs. 0. V, Simpson were from the “Met” itself have sung elected as delegates to the annual Plan to Do All eration ago came bark bitterly Several times I have been stop in the operas. Ijirge well-trained disillusioned. The present crop of ped in the vestibule of the church ACCW convention on May 23. The YOVR BA^KiyG YOU PAY ONLY A ROOM A MONTH fighters arc not happy about war choruses have giveh color and ways and means committee is plan here! by mature and zealous women, who scope to the presentations, and the ning a covered-dish luncheon to be eilluT, but they have not lost have indignantly unburdened them sets, designed and executed by illusions because they did not have selves on the subject of women's held on the next meeting day any in the first place. They stood W'alier P. Keeley, are second to Mrs. C. Bancroft asked for fur coming to church without hats. e. Tlie ensemble under the ther cookie donations. Mrs. S.-Mc BEAUTIFUL CAP SHAPED on rock-bottom to begin with, not Usually the concliuion to the pro energetic and able direction of Namara made a plea for old gold on the edge of a cliff. tests has run something like tnisi Monsignor Bosetti has always been and sterling silver for the drive Furthermore, literature had gone “To be sure. Father, 1 know it is worth seeing and hearing. being conducted by the Tabernacle as far as it could in the swing better for the girls to come to If as Olin Downes, music critic society. A Mother’s day oarty was toward realism — negation Mr. church without hats than not to The .4dams terms it. It turns now to of the New York Time*, recently held, -with the ways and means Communion Veils come at all, but 1 do think you wrote, “the new American interest committee members as hostesses. A ward affirmation. The .4mericans should say something to them. It’s in and demand for opera betokens slant was awarded each of the fol in this war arc the world's most a disgrace the way young people a new realization of what the lyric widely traveled generation. They are behaving today.” owing: Oldest mother, Mrs. C. American National and musical theaters can mean, in Sheridan; youngest mother, Mrs. are coming back with a fiercely We cannot give unqualified ap intensified love of their homeland. imparting more leisure-hour in' H, Whalen; mother of largest fam $ 2 0 0 proval to the statement that it is terest and stimulation,” then the ily, Mrs. B. Gamier; first door This fact should intensify their better to come to church without positKe outlook. city of Denver, profiting from rize, Mrs. I. Bridgewater; second, POSTPAID a hst than to skip attendance. In Monsignor Bosetti’s love of music, Sirs. G. Ford rs. J...... McNally 3anKof DENVER Finally, they will bring back to some instances and out of a no' has been ahead of the parade. Slate Site on Mail Order* American life, and thus to Ameri- sang “Mother.” Mothers of the bility of intention it may be ex Altar and Rosary society will re cused. The <2ode of Canon Law, Why Must We ceive Holy Communion this Sun however, says that women should day in the 7:30 Mass. FRANK KIRCHHOF ADOLPH KUNSMILLBB cover their heads and be properly Have Angels? A games party will be held Mon PmUaa v ia PiwlOcal u 4 C«Uw dressed when they come to church. (By Rev. Jama* B. Hamblin) day night at 8:30 in the parish Times are changed, and we are About this time of year every hall. Novena devotions are on First Communion changed in them, but the law of parish from Altoona to Monterey Tuesday at 3 and 7:30 p.m. May ■he Church continues the same. It Fresno, from Duluth to San An devotions are held every night at Items— does admit of reasonable excep tonio, is justly proud of its First 7:30 with special prayers offered tions, but any violation of the law Communion class. Among the for those in the service. Prayer Books done through indifference or coD' many adornments, without which Seniors in Honor Society tempt is a serious matter. no self-respecting First Communion In a beautiful and impressive Rosaries Tlie custom of women’s wearing class seems to be able to get along, ceremony, seven seniors were for •It's a TIME-SAVER head coverings in church is of the use of tots to represent mally inducted into the 'Veronica Scapulars Apostolic origin. In those days it angels. Dressed in long white chapter of the National Honor so It’s a CONVENIENCE was a sign of arrogance and pride robes and sporting flimsy halos ciety before guests and student for a woman to enter a church with and wings, the angels In many body on Thursday morning. Lo ♦/tsawECONOMYl out a hat or veil. St. Paul said it cases have just about taken over retta Quinn, president of the chap COMPLETE LINE OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND HOME was an insult to the angels, and as the show from the first commu ter, pledged the candidates who I grievous an affront to the Deity as nicants. In the account of one were led to the stage by Jerry having one's head shaved was ceremony I counted two n Madden, secretary, and Kathryn OITOHICTRIST disgrace to an individual. In old angels than holy innocents. Quinn, honor member. A. P. ure Examinations, Glasses Grecian days the slaves were forced Now, far be it from me to re Virginia Urban, Patricia Lund- fitted for All Vocations. to keep their heads shaved, and in fuse to recognize the beautiful, borg, Mary Beth TeMaat, Rose <111114 11 < ; o « » s <<>. Rome prostitutes were thorn of Phone for appointments. the sweet, and the good in little mary Leyba, Margaret Lament, their locks. To be included in children, but I fear there is danger Gilbert Marquez, and Don Milner I A . G O G I till KE. 190.5 1.512 Clenarm PI. these classes was no desirable goal in bringing angels in bodily form —seniors—received corsages or requires of the ancient woman, and yet to into the sanctuary. It is neither boutonnieres, symbolic of their attend divine services without liliirgieally, philosophically, nor membership in the organization NO MINLMU.'M BALANCE bonnet was to put oneself in those theologically sound. There is Membership pins will be awarded categories. Any woman who would danger that we may lose sight of at the gpraduation exercises. like to get a complete picture of ihe fact that angels are not fat Candidacy in the National Honor what the Church thinks about the little Bavarian urchins a la the society was awarded to seven jun flnfi CHECKBOOKS FREE I subject should read St. Paul's first Hummel school of art. iors who received ribbons of tem Epislle to the Corinthians, chapter Angels are not fat at all- porary membership. Those honored g S O ti^^ neither are they skinny—in fact, were Margaret Frantz, Patricia ttr In our day it would be sheer i» » they have no bodies—no hair, no Harrison, Sally Pimpl. Frank Rust, l i n e ' NO DEPOSIT CHARGES. insanity to interpret the custom teeth, no pink cheeks, no red lips, Joe McCiormick, Bill Robertson, in of women's appearing in public no hands, no legs—and above all, and Gordon Hummel. Honorable THE BEST BUY without a head covering as a sign no wings. Angels are pure spirits, mention for the society was ac of arrogance or an intended insult the most perfect of the created corded to Isabel Zarate, Marie PER CHECK USED to anyone. Out of a sense of mod images of God- Their immanent English, Nauvauree H a m I i n g, / 0 , ‘ OF THE YEAR... esty and reverence, however, women activity is not to play harps or Betty Pfannenstiel, Rita Montoya, should wear hats or veils when rhase butterflies—or even to take Dan Lucy, Raymond Marquez, Bill they attend any formal religious children to First Communion—but Boehler, William Smilanich, Joan Mrtnb«r Federal Depoelt Insurance Corporation ceremony, such as Moss or Bene entirely one of intellect and will Beckman, Anne Sweeney, Joan diction, and even at other times They are akin to the soul of man Milner, and Nonie Worland. unless it means that a visit to the after death—but there is this dif The glee club sang two selections Blessed Sacrament would not other ference—man's soul needs the body —“Trees” and “Jesu Mittis;” and AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK wise be possible. The ideal is to in order to form a complete sub the pastor, the Very Rev. J. A. of DENVER wear a covering. The law should stance, but angels are complete Buttimer, C.SS.R., addressed the not be interpreted so rigorously without bodies. group. Guests of honor were mem War Bonds ! however, that a woman may not They arc simple substances— bers of the Veronica circle who make a visit to the Blessed Sacra that it they have no parts. When sponsor the chapter in the school. ment if she is passing a church man dies a substance is made MAin 5314 and has forgotten her ha^ incomplete— but an angel could never be destroyed except by ( ^ 's Mullen Home io Give America Becomes withdrawing His eternal will, which keeps it in existence. Band Coecarl May 20 F. J . K ir c h h o f Opera Conscious No two angels are alike. Every Tlia J. K. MnllcD home (By Rev, Francis Syrianey) angel is a distinct species. We talk band concert, sponsored by It was not so very long ago that about individual men; but we the De La Salle auxiliary, will t'ONSTRCt'TION Co. opera was considered something really should not speak of individ be held in St. Joseph's parish the Best Bonds to Buy are E BONDS for the elite—the rich, the in' ual angels—because each angel is auditorium. West Denver, teUectuals, the “caltured.” But the in a class by itself—in fact it makes this Sunday, May 20, at 8:30 BUILDERS ' past decade has brought great up the class. p.m. Tha public is cordially You get the highest rate of interest when you buy E BONDS . . . $1 in I changes. No longer is opera the eX' It is true there have been mani- invited. There will be no ad We Appreciate Your Patronage interest for every S3 you invest . . . payable ten years from now when elusive property of the ‘‘hoity fealations of angels in bodily form mission charce, but an offer ' toity.” America's common man has —but not in their own bodies ing will be gratefully ac you’ll enjoy it moat. You get $100 at maturity for every $75 you Hieologiant have never agreed just 708 Lawrence S t Denver, Colo. invest now. 'discovered—and likes—opera. cepted. The beys are directed { Probably the biggest single faC' !
1 : ( KEEP UP THE HOMES MRS. WOOD PIA WOMEN HONORED FOR RAKING SPRl FOOLIC Lillian BRENNAN COOKIES FOR USO-NCCS CLUO win b* happy to atvs your fur Camt YOU’RE FIGHTING FOR Selection her pecisnil stttntioa 4np* ing Duplir’s Reeord-Bnaking T ^ L Patronize Theie Reliable and Friendly Firnia (St. Philomena’s Parish, Denver) day in the 8:15 Mass. Following FUR VALUES Merit pins were awarded the the Mass breakfast was served the I (St. Eliubath’* Pariib, Danvar) following at the May meetinj; of communicants in the school audi (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) J tk About Our Fur Storago torium by Mmes. J. B. Fursten- *KAIIL J .‘ Mni. Charles A. Wood was pre^ the Altar society for having given The spring frolic and entertain sented with a past president pin by 50 hours of work in making berg, Sr.; M. Blake Vifquain, E. B ment, under the direction of Miss Bacon & Schramm Mrs. T. J. Morrissey at the May cookies for the USO-NCCS club: Conway, Elsie Abrahamson, C. Jerry O’Neil, featuring all the STROHMINGER meeting of the St. Elizabeth Par Mmes. J. C. Shell, W. J. McBride, Keith Kindblade, and L. F. Mor children in the school will be given ROOFING ent-Teachers’ association. Father Alfred Capra, L. J. Dunn, F. C. rato. Monsignor Higgins, the Rev. Friday evening, May 18, at 8 AND Electrical Contracting Kams, and A. J. Quinlivan, and Paul Reed, and Sister Janet Marie o’clock. Admission for adults is 36 Crispin Pfirman, O.F.M., con were guests. Monsigrnor Higgins ROOF REPAIRING Ueanted tad Bond«d la Citj et Orartr gratulated Mrs. Wood on the ac Miss Anna Savage. cents, and for children 15 cents, complishments of the PTA durin; Forty-five women were present addressed the children. including tax. * 3230 Walnat St. CH. 6563 81714th St. her time of office, and thanke at the meeting of the society in Parish Bridge Clubs Maet Ninety-three children received her in behalf of the members for the school auditorium Monday, Tuesday Mrs. L. E. Bums’'club First He Holy Communion in -the 9 her splendid work. The officers May 14. Mmes. L. F. Morrato, met with Mrs. J. A. Smethils. Mrs. o’clock Mass last Sunday. ROUSH for the coming year were installed E. L. Stakebake, and J. J. Flynn Harry O’Day’s club met with Miss Boys—Ssnt* Alonzi, Jamvs Balmont. STILES by Mrs. Morrissey. were the hostesses. Mrs. Abi Genevieve McManus, 1210 Cook Ariclith Bvnnett, Michael Beesler. Rich Refrigeration Service Plans were made for the all Holland presented three new mem street, Wednesday, and Mrs. P. F. ard Bonelli, Francis Brehm, Richard ELECTRIC SERVICE school picnic which will be held in bers, Mmes. W. S. Byrnes, E. H. Busdioni, Joseph Canny, Carl Cccchins, COMMERCIAL AND DOMESTIC Giblin’s club was entertainea in Vincent Cerrone, Dwsin* Davis, An REFRIGERATOR SERVICE City park May 31. Carper, and E, H. Brinsa. Mmes. the home of Mrs. Charles F. Lam- thony Derry, William Dimaush, Gilbert ‘‘Giuraotetd Strvie*" MOTORS . REPAIRS The first grade room won the L. J. Dunn and L. A. Fair were berty. Mrs. L. A. Fair’s club met Di Lorenzo, Dennis Dorsn. Bernard attendance contest guests. Fanelll. Edward Floyd. Donald Girard. 848 Broadway 2600 S. Pearl WIRING with Mrs. R. H, Johnson. Friday Lawrence Hawn, Gregory Johnson, Jack 1 Mrs. Oscar Younkerman, war Hoarti 9 to 12; to 5 « Phono MAin 3437 Phones K£. 1657 & PE. 8052 1100 Larimer The president, Mrs. T. C. Mrs. E, £. Nevans will be hostess Jorated, David Kenfield. Ronald King, TA. 6875 service chairman, reported a total Rhoades, extended appreciation to Mrs. Julia O’NciU’s club, and Anthony Liberato. Daniel Malone, Louis sale of 32,155.95 worth of war Maring, Regis Matthewa, Charles Mus to the following; Mmes. Thomas Mrs. M. A. Hickey will entertain tard, Gerry O'Laughiin, Robert Pastore. stamps and bonds in the school McConnell and P. H. Williams for her club at 475 Gilpin street. Eugene Petront, Joseph Finelll, Ernest Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist from Oct. 18 to May 9 in the past work in the sanctuary; Mrs. Wil Mrs. Harry O’Day is ill in St. Hess, Derrell Robben, Bobby Sareoni, year. Mrs. Younkerman also cited Tommy Sareoni, Raymond Schneringer, liam Sheehy for laundering the Joseph’s hospital. David Scioli, Ronald Telk, Fred Trolls, Suite 722 Ma(d( Building, 16th anti California Streets the collection of 8,170 pounds of altar linens; Mmes. Grace and G, and Charles Woodward. waste paper, seven blood donors, Banns of marriage were pub H. Schwartz for laundering the lished for the first time Sunday Girls—Lucille Adduce!. Barbara Aid- 117 dozen cookies for the USO, altar boys’ surplices; and to Mmes. rich. Donna Ammon. Earline Arneson. and a credit of 500 hours for the P. H. Williams, Sidney Bishop, between Margaret Abegg of this Joan Beaseley. Carol Bello, Mary Ann Red Cross. The March of Dimes parish and Joseph Charles Fellows, Belmonte. Anita Berninzoni. Anna Mae G. A. Schwartz, L. A. Fair, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fel Bishop, Evelyn Bishop, Marian Campbell, netted 310.65. Charles Cassidy, George Burt, Charlene Det Molneaux, Marilyn Deli, Mrs. W’illiara Schneider and Bernard Fitzgerald, A. J. Miller, lows of the Cathedral parish. Mis; Judith Di Pills. Diana Frazzini, Colleen M u n i c i p a l and Mrs. Arley Stringer, eighth grade Abegg’s grandmother, Mrs. C. A. Fantry, Carol Ann Garin. Ann deraghty, M. L. Dyer, S. Fassin, J. T. Cronin, Newberry of Alliance, Nebr., Judy Riambrocco, Carole Ann Greco. room mothers, were assisted by and H. B. Fisher, and Miss Be Diane Hein. De Anna Herman. Mary CORPORATION BONDS Mrs. C. H. Wright on the refresh atrice Egan for making 20 new came to Denver Sunday. She will Ellen Hildred, Rosemary lacovetto, ment committee. visit in the Abegg home until after Donna Lee Jachetta. Jacquelint Jachatta. cassocks. the wedding, which will be held Barbara Kafka, Jo Ann La Bate. PREFERRED and May Crowniog to Be Held The Rt. Rev. Monsignor William Kathleen I.ewis, Mary Ann Lom The Sodality of the Blessed Vir- with a Nuptial Mass June 2 in bardi, Carolyn Martello, Maureen Me- TAbor 1393 1721 Lawrence Higgins addressed the group on St, Philomena’s church. Gintie, Regina Mnrdock, Beverly Ann gin will...... hold.. MMay crowning in St, the great work of Blessed Mother COMMON STOCKS Elizabeth’s church Sunday eve Miss Virginia Davh, daughter Nantz, Nancy Negri. Jo Ann Nicoietti, Cabrini and urged devotion to her. of Mr. and Mrs. E, T. Davis, for Joanna Fortirio, Donna Prokoach. Patty The June meeting will be held Reas, Jacqueline Route, Yolende Sant- merly of this parish, and grand angeio, Betty Jo Sartore, Barbara Smyth. We specialize in securities of this area. in the school auditorium with daughter of Mrs. M. L. Dugan, will Gloria Ann Somma, Pauline Steinbeck, Mmes. J, T. Cronin and L, A. Fair Marian Stephans, Yvonne Tate, Lily We invite your inquiries. become the bride of William Fitz Maurice Taylor. Corenne Villano, Rosetta REUPHDLSTf'^ as hostesses, gerald of Buffalo, N. Y., in In Wolf, Loretta Young. and Phyllis 25 Make 1st Communion dianapolis, Ind., May 19. The Zariengo. Save Your Valuable Furniture 'Twenty-five children received bride’s uncle will be the officiat The women who as.sisted with the Su l l i v a n & C o m p a n y their First Holy Communion Sun- ing clergyman. The bride’s sis first communicants’ breakfast were Security Building Phone TAbor 4264 Recover 2 Pieces-Frieze ter, Mrs. John W, McCusker, will Mmes. Schmittling, Gonzales, Do and Tapestry-$55 and up gela Augustine and Jerry Carpi- be her sister's only attendant. herty, Rowe, Morfeld, Hamilton, nella. Julius Pfeifer and Glenn Neistradt, Gould, E. E. O’Connor, Garden Furniture Made to Order Mary Paula Plank is ill in St. Katzenmeier are pages. The eighth Joseph’s hospital. and Gleason. •DENVER'S HOST PROGRESSIVE LAUNDRY" TRELUSES____ $1.00 up grade girls of -St. Elizabeth’s Appointed as Delegates Phone school will be enrolled in the so G. A. Schwartz has received dality in the ceremony. word that his son-in-law, Gerald Mmes. Schmittling and Gon THE CASCADE LAUNDRY COLORADO UPHOLSTERY *C0. Chitwood, who had been held cap zales, president and vice president, "TRT OUR NEW SERVICE" 2457-59 16ih St. C L 2304 Mrs. Florence Cronin will sing tive in Belgium since Jan. 1, was respectively, of the Altar and Ros an “Ave Maria.” liberated in April and has re ary society, have been appointed Complete Laundry Service A social will be held in the turned to his home in Boscobel, delegates to the ACCW conven 1S4T Market WE CALL FOR JLND DELIVER TA. (S7MS7I lower school hall immediately Wise. tion. Specializing in Quality Plumbing and after the May crowning. Mmes. Doherty and Morfeld are Heating Repairs Sundgy, May 20, the members caring for the.altars during May. of the sodality will recede Holy Cub Scout Mothers’ auxiliary of 6 6 e>9 Communion in the 8 o’clock Mass. USO Cookie Jar pack 155 will hold its monthly meet ing Tuesday, May 22, at 1:30 p.m. Why Pay More? SLATTERY & COMPANY Provincial to Visit (Trademark) The Very Rev. Bertrand Camp in the home of Mrs. K. F. Trione, Committee Named 3510 W. 46th avenue. PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS bell, provincial of the Holy Name New Officers Installed- province, is expected soon in the At the PTA meeting May 8, the 1726 MARKET STREET Theresa Augustine St. Elizabeth friary for the an (St, Rose of Lima’s Parish, nual visitation. Father Bertrand new officers were installed by the Wm.W.Myer Drug Stores JOHN J. CONNOR, Preiident PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 ning. May 20, at 7 :30. Miss The Denver) Rev. D. A. Lemieux. pastor. He resa Augustine is the May queen, will be accompanied by the Rev. The regular meeting of St. INCORPORATED Bonaventure McIntyre, provincial complimented the retiring officers and will be attended by Rita Rose of Lima’s Altar society was on their achievements during the Colorado Owned Stores Pfiefer and Bernice Borgheink of the Third Order of St. Francis. opened with the recitation of the HELP THE WAR EFFORT — SAVE CRITICAL FUEL Father McIntyre will make the vis past two years. Mrs. M. E. Cooke, Barbara Wood will be the cro'wn- Rosary Thursday, May 10, with retiring president, was presented a Englewood ^ 800 Santa Fe Dr. bearer. The train-bearers are An- itation of the Third Order in St. two officers and 28 members and Elizabeth’s on Sunday, May 20, at prayerbook as a token of apprecia Broadway and Ellsworth 16Ui and California INSULATE With JOHNS-MANVILLE guests present. Mrs, Walter A, tion from the PT.\. FREE’ the regular meeting. Meyer gave a detailed report on A motion was passed to send 15th and California Word has been received that Fa YOUR HOME Waterproofed DEMONSTRATION the recent USO supper served by Mrs. J. V. Piquette and Mrs. W. W, ther Angelus, O.F.M., former pas the members. Mmes. J. E. Smith, Gamel, Jr., president and vice We Do Not Pave Special Salet But Sell You at Our L o tceit PNEUMATICALLY tor of St. Elizabeth’s church, is Kathryn Funcheon, and D. F. Hite president, respectively, as dele Prices Every Day on All Drug Merchandise. DAPIf lAIAAl SANITIZOR very ill in New York. INSTALLED man were appointed to the Cookie- gates to the ACCW convention. nUulV fVUUL the Complete Jar procurement committee, with 'Thirty-five members are assist NO DEPOSIT Home Vacuum Cleaner Edwin B. Clayton the responsibility of guaranteeing ing in canvassing the parish for a definite quantity of cookies de the St. Catherine building fund. Fir»t Payment R. H. Kimball Co. NO DIRT BAG Plbg. & Htg. Co. livered from the Altar society to Janice Clara, infant daughter of Nov. lit the USO each month. A total of If Deaired TO EMPTY 1444 Court Place Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Natale, was 419 Midland DENVER, COLORADO 35.30 for this month was con baptized with Marian and Walter A8E FOR FREE K £ . 523% Also Guaranteed Parts and tributed at the meeting. BOOK Savingps Bldg. ETenInn TA. SS90 Repair Service on All Makes MA. 2310 Bridgewater as sponsors. Thomas Arrangements were made to A. Meehan was proxy for Mr. CASH Vacuum Sweeper* — Hoover, Ru, Pbon. — BAst S29S Eureka, Electrolux, etc. serve the children’s First Holy Bridgewater. ______Communion breakfast on Sunday, I WiU Pay Cash for SmaU Yoar Source of Supply May 27, with Mmes. L. G, Sengen- Homes in or Near Denver. —FOR— Pick-Up ft Delivery Service berger, Henry Crump, Art Nider, NICHOLSON FILES MARBELETTE and W. A. 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Thursday, May 17, 1945 Telephone, KEystone 4205 THE DENVBE CATHOLIC REGISTER Office, 938 Bannock Street PAGE ELEVEN
COLORFUL CEREMONIES MARK EVSECnClDES FOR HOME USE First Commiiiiion Officer Vriles ROACHES, ANTS, BKDBtJOS, AND AGBlCULTtTSAU BT& WORLD SODAUTY OBSERVANCE INFORMATION CBRERFULLY GIVEN Haoey Exiennlialing Serviee Slated iii P arisl (Continued Prom Laet Page) radio program and all the cere Of Conerdti 226 IStb St. TA. 030S bell and Mr. Elliot are members of monies of the day were planned the Pueblo Civic Symphony or and executed by Father Sucek, First Holy Communion will be director of sodalities in the Dio (Continued From Laet Page) administered to the Holy Ghost chestra, The children’s choir of cese of Pueblo. Robert O’Neil, White House, and installing an in religrion claues Sunday, May 20, St. Patrick’s parish sen? "On This sophomore student in Pueblo Cath quisitional torture chamber in the by the Rt. Rev, John R. Mu! Day, 0 Beautiful Mother’’ and olic high school, was the an East Room, where difficult Prot in the 8d5 Mass. Breakfast will “Bring: Flowers of the Fairest’’ nouncer. estants will be given the hot foot. be served in the Holy Ghost hall, The choir was composed mainly of And it has been pointed out to me Denver, for the children follow seventh and eighth nade girls what lovely people are to be founij' in; the Mass. Leaders are Mary from S t Patrick’s school, under in the membership of the Catholic Ann Lacey, Julia Gauna, Jimmie the direction of Sister Mary Rita, Church, thus resorting to that Guana, and Jerry Montoya. Other music teacher. They were ac FH. to doubtful mental exercise of iden communicants are: imm tifying something not liked by its companied by Dorothy Secora at TlmmU Call, Orlando Doran. Charlaa lowest common denominatpr — a Gomta, Roatr Graito, Tony Hidalso. the console. Miss Secora, who has Jimmy Holm.' Ramon Jaramillo, Darid played the organ in St Patrick's practice which is aid and succor Layba, Robert Hartinax, Jimmie Mar for the past four years, is herself iORTSS M TEIl to anti-Semitism also. ■ jG a a tinet, Rudy Martinet, Raymond Mendoxa, a seventh grade student. A prayer No, the Catholic Church is not Arthur Najera, Kueene Martinet, Felix Martinet, Edward Padilla, John Quintana, for World Sodality day was re the fashionable church of Amer Thomat Quintana. Benny Vatquez, Donald cited by the Rev. Andrew Sucek, ica, and most of our Presidents V itil: with the "Panis Angelicus’’ by the who professed a sect were Episco Franeea Acuilar, Mary Lou Arvallo, A| SI. FRIIICIS' Sarah Aranda, Mary Jane Boleraa, Helen string trio as the background. The palians. But, if this has an^hing Barenxo, Julia Fiero, June Garcia, Car to do with religion, I am an adagio men Oomex, H aiti Gonxalex, Sandra Lee dancer. Hill, Barbara Hidalso, Marsaret Lucero, (St. Francis da Salas' Parish, Charlotte Lopex, M arsaret Liroon, Fey Daavsr) Like that good humor man of Moya, Gloria Martinet, Geraldine Manxa- Roterian theolo^, I often felt narai, Patricia Marahall. Maryarat Peter s Pence Is The Altar and Rosary society Marino. Joaephint M arqutt, Caeilia will hold its monthly meeting f n - close to Catholicism spiritually, Marquea, Lucy Marino, Shlrlty Nonta, day. May 18, st 2 o’clock in the but a long way from it intellec Helan Artaya, Marealla Ortaya, Hope recreation room of the rectory. tually. I was a deist. Catholic Orona. Batty Loo Padilla, Marlene Ro doctrines were far fetched for any mero, Marcella Sanehat, Maryarat 8an- Plena will be discussed for the chat, Vivian Sanehti, C m l Ann Straaa- Scleduled Sunday luncheon to be held in June at the intelligence not subjected to them lar, Annatte Ziamor, Rebaeea Tafoya, last meeting of the season. The since Infancy and not welded to Arabtlla Tafoya, Gloria Valdai. Eva them by the ties of family. Vatquei, and Helan Monli, (Continued From Laet Page) Rev. M. J. Blenkush will be the •pirilusl and physical torture, guest speaker. But I started reading and think through starvation and every other The society will have its mother ing about those doctrines, as all Sacred Heart Aid to form of deprivation. Far greater and daughter Communion at the intellectually honest men should than any physical loss or suffering 8 o’clock Mass Ma^ 20. All the do. A few weeks ago I began tak Hold Maeling May 24 was the moral damage inflicted on women of the parish are invited ing instructions from a priest in souls, particularly those of the chil to receive Communion with the so Cambridge, and I supplemented The Sacred Heart Aid society dren and youth. In many places ciety. this with a neat deal of reading, will meet Thursday, May 24, in the spiritual structure of the The following have been ap both pro and anti-Catholic. I read stead of May 17. This is the last Church must be rebuilt from its pointed on the committee in charge the beliefs of assorted atheists, meeting until September. The foundations and solidly buttressed of old gold for the Tabernacle so agnostics, and deists, from Vol members will gather in the home of against the future onslaughts of ciety: Mrs. M. Masterson, chair taire to Havelock Ellis and Thomas Mrs. Martin Bonarrens, 1843 Its enemies. man; Mrs. Arthur McKone, Mrs. Mann. I read of the religions of WAR LOAN Lafayette street, Denver, at 2 p.m. Carl Ott, Mrs. Fred Gushurst, and all ages, Animism, Buddhism, Mo Until now the Father of Chris Mrs. T. Tremblett. Anyone wish hammedanism, Lutheranism, Cal FAVOR RECEIVED tendom could do little to remedy ing to make donations of old gold vinism, and Catholicism. I read A Lamar reader of the Register these conditions, except in a few may call any of these women. the stories of 30-odd converts and wishes to express thanks for a fre«i countries; now that the chan Circle to Meet May 25 book of Newman edited by an great favor received through a no nels are again opened to all parts Episcopalian. I read about Tran- of Europe, his solicitous spirit de The regular meeting of St Jos vena to Jesus, King of Mercy, and eph’s circle will be held Wednes substantiation, consubstantiation, the reception of the sacraments on sires to extend help wherever help predestination, and harmonious is needed, in places to which other day, May 23, in the assembly room the first Sunday after Easter. of the rectory at 1 o’clock. Mrs. conflict. I will not be impressed agencies of charity do not extend Louis Ried will be the hostess. by anyone who says I have en THE BIGGEST or to fields about which they are tered tee Catholic Church in haste, not concerned. Churchea and re Officers Elected Last week elections were held at without reflection,, deliberation, WHILE YOU WAIT ligious houses will have to be re or investigation. paired: seminaries and novitiati St. Francis de Sales’ high school. The new officers for the 1945 I cannot now in honesty to my restored; charitable institutions re reason reject this Church or BOND DRIVE YET! SHOE REPAIRIHB habilitated; hospitals reopened. To Frantalian were elected by the juniors. Bill Cassidy succeeds Al equivocate the faith that reason do this requires more than good has engendered. will. The faithful in ruined conn- fred Griebling as editor. Dorothy Love, Rubber heeU, top UfUv toe tries cannot give their first help Whalen was chosen his. assistant, and Michael Krupa is the new busi Your Son. pieces, half soles, full soles, to the reconstruction of churches (Editorial nott: The proeext by which and achools, hospitals, and orphan ness manager. the {aith it received it thix: Ordinarily attached by experienced ages. Homes and factorial must The new officers of Our Lady’s an adult ix led to xee the reaionebleneir **Let*s See Them Thru** ^ have the first consideration. The of the Catholic faith, and then the in shoemakers while you work sodality are: Prefect, Eleanor tellect ii divinely illuminated and tha will people of Europe will not have the Sheehan; vice prefect, Neil Swee divinely aided in makint a aupamatural or shop. We also remodel means for more than their per ney; secretary, Mary Monahan; aet of faith, which it the acceptance of sonal needs. divine revelation on the authority of God ■hoes, cut out toes or heels, treasurer, Margie Donovan. revealins. Faith in itacit it a lupar- We understand the situation and After a lively champaign, the fol natural procoet obtainable only through Every Employee of rebind, take in sides to'fit, we know that help for the Church lowing senators were elected for grace, but reaton makex ux prepared for make shoes longer or wider. devastated Europe must come the next school year: Bill Miller, faith end faith never contradicts reason.) The Denver Dry Goods from the aympalhetic brethren on Joe Sloan, Harry Grant, Jerry Kin other conlinents, the common chil ney, Mary Hughes, Richard Huter, Company dren of the Holy Father in more Joe Sweeney, Mary Monahan, Mi protected lands. A practical token chael Krupa, and Bill Cassidy. Is Authorized of sympathy for the suffering The senate held its first meeting CLOCKS 8 / X£M/X/Affi Church and its tnpreme shepherd on Monday morning, at which time ELECTRIC—EEPAIRED to Sell Yon iOUXSHOSS to make him our almoner by Bill Miller was chosen chairman We now have motors, coils and sending him as generous an offer for the year. Ronald Donovan, parts for all electric clocks. ing as our means will permit. The' the retiring chairman,, encouraged War Bonds! contributors should not be only the new senators to continue the Mail Orders Invited the faithful of the laity. The work inaugurated last year. He clergy, religious communities, in extended an invitation to the new senators to be present at a dinner TIME, LTD. stitutions, schools—in fact, every THE MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. unit of the Church under the juris given in their honor by the retir 15S4 California St. diction of the Sovereign Pontiff— ing CToup. Father Gregory Smith 214 McClintoek Bldg. should make a substantial offering wiill be the guest of honor. in loyalty to him and in gratitude Troop Mothers to Meet For Quality Shoo Ropoiring st to God’s mercy for having spared The mothers of troop 126 will our country and for having blessed Tneet with Mrs, Edward C. Day, Popular Prices—Visil Our Shoo u« with abundant apiritual and ma 811 S. Gilpin street, Thursday, Ametkau Prisoners say: "WtmtOmmrSkf, wM e-IB y|>ww 3ni Repair Dept, ... Basoment terial prosperity in the midst of May 17, at 1 p.m. Mrs. Day, Sr., universal ruin. He will continue will assist that blessing with the hundredfold The mothers of pack 126 will reward. The occasion is unusual, entertain the fathers of the cubs so should also the offering be. at the home of Mrs. Mervyn Mc Envelopes for this ''collection Carthy, 660 Detroit Sunday eve will be distributed at all the Masses ning, May 4, at 8 o’clock. today. They may be returned with The South district court of honor your offering during the next 30 will be held in Byers junior high days, if you are not prepared to school Monday evening. May 21, make it on next Sunday. at 7:30. BEVERAGE OF Asking God to bless you for Robert and Richard Clennan, whatever you do in charity for His William Miller, and Edward Frain eM X /tr afflicted children, and adding my have qualified for the Ad Altare own blessing, I beg to remain, Dei award. The annual report of the.troop Very devotedly yours in Christ, was made by the scouts at the Holy « JOSEPH CLEMENT WILLGING, Name meeting Monday evening. Bishop of Pueblo. Women who will take care of ENJOYMENT candelabra are as follows: Week of May 21, Mrs. Ida Dyon; May 28, Mrs. M. Masterson; June 4, Antonito Parish Mrs. James Hartford; June 11, Mrs. McKay; and June 18, Mrs. James Anderies. Youths Killed First Lt, John W. Collins, Jr., Walter’s was brewed son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Col to be enjoyed. Your Now, for example, (Continued From Laet Page) lins, and brother of Kathleen Col lins and Mrs. Charles O’Donnell, taste and the taste of each brewing of Wal ters, Mrs. Bernadino Chavez, and other folks in this lo is home on leave after serving the ter’s is m aintained Mary and Alice Sandoval past year in the India, Burma, and cality was the prime uniform by a series of The classes of Antonito high China theater. He was one of consideration in all the latest scientific school have requested Memorial five delegates returned to the the most recent im tests. Analysis begins Masses for their former school States to attend a conference in provements of its for Asheville, N. Car. Mrs. O’Donnell, with the raw ingre mate. a sister, flew from her home in mula. Yes, Walter’s dients and continues F. Z. Ataneio Kilied Richmond, Calif., to complete the have been going be through every process The first to give his life for his family reunion. Lt. Collins will yond the maintenance of brewing this fine country from the mission of San return to China in June. of their reguhM- stand palatable beer. When Antonio was 23-year-old Pvt. ards of quality during Federico Zacajias Atencio, son of you’re thirsty you’re Mr. and Mrs. Zacarias Atencio. Life-Like the War years . . . sure to enjoy Walter's Pvt. Atencio died on Luzon March they have been awake —Your nearest tav 10. He had been wounded in De Portraiture to every improvement ern, package store, or cember of last year and was killed they could make in less than a month after returning o r Mm HTHBm FIRirw cafe can usually sup to active duty after recuperation S CHILDREN formula. ply you. FAMILY In addition to his parents, 10 GROUPS brothers and sisters, all of the ADULTS family home in San Antonio, sur I WEDDINGS vive him. BUT PLEASE REMEMBER— shortages of materials. So there UNITED 7 W AR LO A N DRIVE rES,* ^ desipite their long montea But to come even close to match Walters is ever increasing in just isn’t always enough to go PHOTO Y and years of privation and suf ing their sacrifices, everyone here at popularity That means a STUDIOS fering, those g all^ t men, jiut re home must buy War Bonds until it around. For top-quality—Keep flHHImiDIOIt leased from filthy Jap Prison hurts. Buy double or treble the extra greater demand in the face of asking for— 1521 CurUs TA. 5412 Camps, still have teeir good old War Bonds you’ve bought in any 1543 larim«r St. V cMfUn. 2266 SPECIAL RATES ON HRST fighting spirit They’re i t c l ^ to get previous drive. Remember, this is COMBIUNION AND back into the fight and give the Nips really two drives in one. Inthe same a taste of their own medidne. period last year, you were asked to CONnRMATION RUBBER nu im Let’s ahflfw them tiiat vire’re not subscribe to two War Loans. quitting eitberl Let’s match Jieir So let’s go, Americans. Our hard- spirit with our dollars! Let’s make fighting Solcfiers, Sailors and Ma 9 this MIGHTY 7th War Loan the rines are i i v i n i their ALL. The least mightiest of them alll we can do is to/end our doBarss.
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L 1 BfEWS OF THE PEEBLO DIOCESE Pa«blo Diocesan Editor, Rer. Patrick Suuter, ILA., 225 Michigan Ave. PETER’S PENCE COLLECTION PENTECOST SUNDAY Living Rosary Held First Time in Pueblo X. OF C. iOSIS Catholics Can Share I TO JTOIFTFS OF In Stupendous WorkriUIiS KItLFB lO im O i SCOOOL Of Christian Charity III W m ilNFS Trinidad.—The Knights of Co Antonito.—Pvt. Alfonso Sando lumbus were hosts to members of val, 19-year-old son of Mrs. Lucia the Holy Trinity high school foot Holy Father Is Called on lo Aid Suffering of ball and basketball squads May 11. Sandoval of St. John Nepomu- The dinner was in recognition of All Nations and Requires Help of cene mission, Ortiz, was killed in the splendid athletic performance action in March while fighting of the Trinity boys. Faithful in America with the Fourth marine division Martin Bersano was master of ceremonies. Father F. L. Sebas tian!, S.J., briefly sketched the The following letter from Bishop Joseph C. Willging, records of the teams and voiced read at all the Masses in the Diocese of Pueblo Sunday, May appreciation for the fine support mven them. Other speakers were 13, directs that the Peter’s Pence collection be taken up in Greg De Bella, basketball coach; the churches Pentecost Sunday, May 20. The letter points John Gogiardi, football coach; Bob out that the need is extremely acute this year because of the Gleason and Frank Rino of the chaotic conditions in the countries seared by the flames athletic squads; and D, J. Nuschy, of war. J. W. Ruane, James Costelano, Dr. M. F. Smith, Jess L. Gerardi, BISHOP’S HOUSE and Frank Torres of the Knights 325 W. 15th St. of Columbus. Pueblo, Colo. lim i iEiBS Sodality officers for the 1945- May 10, 1945 46 year were installed at a cere To the Devoted Clergy, Religious, mony held Tuesday, May 8, ip and Laity of the Diocese of Pueblo. Holy Trinity church. The new of Beloved Brethren: ficers are as follows: Prefect, The annual Peter's Pence collec OF D. OF I. WIL Marie Villani; vice prefect, Helen tion for our beloved Holy Father Marie Malone; secretary, Dolores will be taken up on the Feast of Ortiz; and treasurer, Norbert Pentecost, Sunday, May 20. Giltner. In the beautiful setting of the Lourdes, the Living Rosary was with the celebration of World So forming their corona durin We all understand that Ibis op Sacred Heart orphanage grounds staged in Pueblo for the first time dality day. The members of the singing of the hymn, " portunity is provided each year so Flowers of the Fairest”— (Photo that we might make an offering before the grotto of Our Lady of Sunday, May 13, in connection Pueblo sodalities are here pictured by the Rev. Joseph F. Warnat) Clergy Retreat Sat For July 23-27 at of devotion and affection to the Mrs. Caroline Manning, national + + + + person of our Holy Father as Vicar Prt. Alfonio Sandoral St. Thomas’ Seminary of Christ and homage to his of regent of the Daughters of Isabella, fice as supreme head of Christ's and Miss Theresa Tobin, national Colorful Ceremonies M a rk MOIHERS SERI/ED The retreat for the diocesan CJiurch. This year the appeal and monitor of the organization, will be clergy of the Pueblo diocese the need are far beyond the ordi in Pueblo May 22 and 23 to insti nary. All his children have grieved will be held in St. Thomas’ tute the state circle. A two-day pro seminary, Denver, again this in sympathy with him because of I BRFAKFIISIBT year, according to an announce his sorrows and anxieties oc gram will be staged by the local World Sodality Observance ment this week by the Rev. casioned by the war in Europe, not circle in honor of these officers. John J. Kelley, Chancellor. It only because of the vast destruc Delegates from circles throughout will open Monday evening, July tion of life and property, the dese the state will be present. Mrs. Beautiful and impressive rites carried the voices of the girls as Mill cm ill 23, and close Friday morning, cration of (^d's consecrated serv Harold Gumma is chairman for the L were conducted on the grounds they recited each Hail Mary. The July 27, and will be conducted ants and His temples, but because occasion. of the Sacred Heart home Sunday Rev. Joseph P. MacCormack, as by the Rev. Johp M. McCarthy of the living death to which the sistant rector of the Sacred Heart Canon City.—(S t Michael’s Par war victims were subjected through Reception to Be- afternoon. May 13, in connection ish)—Mother’s day was observed of the Chicago Archdiocesan with the celebration of World So Cathedral, delivered the sermon, Mission band. exile in prison camps, through Held May 22 La Junta.—(St. Patrick’s Par telling the sodalists that “keeping in the 9 o’clock Mass Sunday, May (Turn to Page 11 — Colum n h) ish)—Religious vacation school will dality day. The intention of the close to Mary means keeping close 13, when 150 women receiv^ Holy A reception will be held Tuesday, day was to honor the Blessed Vir Communion and later attended the May 22, in the Cathedral hall, be open Tuesday, May 29, following gin Mary as the Queen of Moth to Christ” “The end of the war the 8 o’clock Mass. A First Holy in Europe,” he declared, “means breakfast served by the men of the ginning at 8 p.m. The orchestra ers, and to thank her for her in another victory to be added to parish. Mrs, J. Leo Sterling, pres Class of 31 at Cathedral of Pueblo Catholic high school will Communion class will be formed, tercession in the war. Some 1,300 Mary’s long string of victories.” ident of the Altar and Rosary so play the “Star-Spangled Banner,” and all children not attending high people were on hand to witness ciety, was toastmaster. She intro “Bohemian Girl,” and “Dancing school should attend. The classes the colorful procession around the The act of consecration to the Immaculate Heart of Mary was duced Mrs. E. J. Bower, who wel- Moonbeams." Mrs. Anthony Ver- will be taught by two sisters from flower-laden grounds of the or comea the mothers and daughters To Receive 1 st Communion lengia will render two vocal solos, St. Scholastica’s academy, Canon phanage to the shrine of Our Lady led by Bishop Joseph C. Willging. “I Heard p Fores^ Praying,” and Solemn Benediction with the Most present and gave a humorous, yet City. of Lourdes, where the May crown significant toast to the men who “In the Time of the Roses/’ Mrs. ing ceremony took place. Blessed Sacrament from an out Manning will address the women on All parishioners are reminded to door altar standing in front of the put on the breakfast in such an (Sacred Heart Cathedral, Pueblo) from this parish for the Denver turn in their envelopes for their efficient manner. A class of 31 children will re Catholic Register, the aims and principles of the subscriptions for the Denver Cath Living Rosary grotto closed the beautiful rites.' D. of I. Miss Tobin, who activated The stirring sodality hymn was DIOCESAN CHANCELLOR ceive First Holy Communion Sun Miss Mary Crews, who has been P t I. F. Z. Atencio olic Register. It is the goal of the First Time in City sung as the recessional. GIVES ADDRESS day, May 20, in the 7 o’clock Mass. ill in her home the past two weeks, the first circle of the organization parish to have every family re For the first time in the his in this state, will also speak. Bishop on Iwo Jima. While a junior in ceive this Catholic paper. The-Rev. John Kelley, Chancellor Eight new members were re is now improving. Joseph C. Willging and the Very tory of the city the Living Rosary ‘Sodality Hour’ of the Diocese of Pueblo, p a i^ a ceived into the Young Ladies’ so The baseball team from the in Antonio hiijh school. Pvt. Sando Mrs. Joseph Sciumbato has left was exemplified by the sodalists Rev. Thomas J. Wolohan are also val discontinued his schooling to Radio Program beautiful tribute to “Mother” and dality Sunday, May 13, by the termediate grades of the school on the list of speakers. for San Francisco, Calif., where of the seven Pueblo parishes, Pueblo stressed the true meaning of Moth Rev, Joseph P. MacCormack, who have scored several victories re enter the marines. A six footer, she and the children will live while Catholic high school, a n d St. A radio program called the “So er’s day. The Rev. Justin McKer- The session on Wednesday, May he was known as “superman’’ dality Hour” was broadcast in the was assisted in the ceremony by cently. The latest is a 17-7 win her husband, Sgt. Joseph Scium Mary’s hospital unit of the Soton nan, O.S.B., gave an interesting Miss Ruth Carson, prefect. The over Thatcher school. The team is 22, will include Mass in the Cathe while in school. Besides his bato, is stationed there. morning from station KGHF, dral at 8, a business session at 9:33 mother, he is survived by two ------talk on the activities of the parish. new members are Misses Regina captained by Eddie DeRose. Father Kelley was celebrant of the Gobatti, Leona Marco, Teresa a.m. in the Cathedral hall, noon re brothers in service, Luciano, sta 9 o’clock Mass. Mastro, Marcella Martinez, Rita cess for lunch until 2 p.m., and the tioned in Germany, and Candido, PUEBLO Dei,” played by a string trio Mrs. Sterling introduced the new Norton, Marjorie Reitemeier, conclusion of the business meeting. in Camp Roberts, Calif. At home T the direction of Dorothy president of the Mothers’ club, 40 Make First A banquet will be served at 6 p.m. are a brother, John, and three sia- lan Meister, pianist, assisted Geralding Reynolds, and Lilly San in the Vail hotel. (T um to Page 11 — Column U) Mrs. George Line, and the regent tarelli. Iona Campbell, violinist, and of the Daughters of Isabella, Mrs Robert Elliot, cellist. Miss Camp- The paper drive for the PTA Rose Stringari, who were also netted two tons of paper. The Communion in GROVE DRUG STORES (TumtoPagell — Column i) seated at the speakers’ table. paper was collected, boxed, and PUEBLO FIVE BETTER DRUG STORES tied by the students of the school. The drive took the form of a con Fiorence Parish CENTRAL BLOCK FIFTH & MAIN test with the sixth and seventh 24TH & GRAND 726 E. 4th 51ESA JUNCTION Young Naval Lieutenant l o a n grades, taught by Sister Victorine, KI ;s::r.^*;H0ME taking top honors. and 20 boys received First Holy Eleven members of 'the Young Communion May 13 in the 7:30 The Railway Building & Loan Assn. P h o n e 8 6 2 Ladies’ sodality participated in the Sets Forth in Letter o’clock Mass. 119 W. 5th ST. PUEBLO PRICE CLEAIVER rites in the Sacred Heart orphan Lt. Marie Zavislan, a member age May 13. The seventh and of the army nurse corps, has fin MAJOR AJVD DYER eighth grade students of the ished special training in Camp NO ODOR-NO DELAY—NO Reasons for Conversion school, accompanied by the teach Carson and is spending a few days HEGRET ing sisters, also were in attend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 625 Court St., Pueblo ance. OUR WAR TIME POLICY. . . C In explaining to his parents the letter is reproduced here because Joe Zavislan. Mrs. Anna Driscoll is chairman I. to Continue to Please You With reasons that he became a Catholic, of the depth of-thought expressed of the committee taking care of Viola Valenzano a young naval lieutenant from in its contents. the altars during May. Assisting THATCHER Southern Colorado has written a Is Bride QUALITY PAINT PRODUCTS FLOUR Feb. 8, 1945 her are Mrs. Joseph Williams and BLOCK DRUG remarkable letter. Although he re Dear Mother and Father: Mrs. Mary Valenzano has an quested his name be withheld, the Mrs. Howard Dent. F le e rs for Glass - Wallpaper - Water Paints The ttandard of quality for SHELTON BRYAN. Mgr. I am going to be baptized a the altars the week of May 4-11 nounced the marriage of her Catholic the first week of March. were donated by Mrs. Jack White. daughter, Viola Valenzano, a mem perfect baking. “AN ETHICAL PRESCRIPTION ber of the WAVES, to Leonard J. PHARMACY" Seton Auxiliary at I know what I am doing and am Banns of Matrimony were an fully aware of its consequences. nounced Stipday, May l3, for Dalton, USN. The wedding took Florman Mfg. Co. PHONE S 8 Hospital Day Mass Others may say of this, as New< Genevieve C. Brausen and Fred place in St. Therese’s church, San Francisco, Calif. The bride is sta PUEBLO, COLO. man remarks, "Their very first im erick Seigel. '! 919 Bannock St. GRA.ND JUNCTION, pulse is to attribute the change to tioned in Grosse, Mich. She went to COLO. Hospital day was celebrated in Dorothea Virginia Kelly became San Francisco by plane and will re DENVER, COLO. BEAMAN S a i o a w i some eccentricity of character, or the bride of Richard E. Otier be ST. MARY’S St. Mary’s hospital, Pueblo, with fickleness of mind, or tender at turn soon to Michigan. She hopes *♦♦♦♦♦♦<111111»♦#I » #»*♦♦♦ the annual Communion Mass cele fore a Nuptial Mass May 3. Al to atop over in Florence en route. ROOFING tachment, or private interest, bert Pafferoth and Leona Stowe HDSPITAL brated by Bishop Joseph C. Will Their utmost praise is the reluc She was the first gprl in Fremont Insulation • Weatherstrip ging in the institution’s chapel and were the witnesses. CONDUCTED BY tant confession that doubtless he county to enlist in the WAVES. lOS Grand Ava. Paablo. Cola. attended by the members of the is very sincere.” Recently baptized were Gather M. Sgt. Charles Vemetti. son platers of Cliarity Seton auxiliary Saturday, May 12. ine Tafoya, daughter of Mr. and PHONE 505 4IB QUINCY PHONE 47«» I have read that one is con of Mr. and Mrs. John Verhetti of breakfast was served afterwards Mrs. Caterino Tafoya, with Jesus Brewster, has been awarded the in the Vail hdtel. The meeting was verted to the Catholic faith for and Mary Hernandez as sponsors; three reasons: (1) As the result Legion of Merit medal. The award pre.sided over by Mrs. Lee Waldron, Jbhn G. Reynolds, son of Mr. and was presented by Gen. Dwight D Your Businett 1$ Apprseiated president of the auxiliary. of an emotional experience; (2) Mrs. John G. Reynolds, with Ar THE D. E. BURKE sentimental considerations; (3) Eisenhower. Bishop Willging addressed the thur Ruvo and Annie Williams as Albert Butz, seaman second The Palace Drug Go. Plumbing & Heating C o . women on the work of the organi reason. You may say my conver sponsors; Colettq J. Talbow. sion is the result of my recent class, who is stationed in Hastings, Repair Work a Specialty zation. The Seton auxiliary makes daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward bandages and supplies for the hos nervous breakdown. If you do, you W. Talbow, with John and Jose Nebr., spent the weekend in Flor T h e 9 t S S H S t o r e 318-320 N. Santa Fe Ave. pital and pediatric wand. The are wrong. My mind was well in phine Stratford as sponsors; Jane ence with his wife and daughter. Phone 27-28 406 N. Main Su O f f i c e Phone 909 Communion breakfast is an annual clined in that direction and I had Mathis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Cassidy affair. determined to see a priest before Lou Mathis, with Mr. and Mrs have returned from a three weeks’ HDQRS. FOR SEA FOODS that ever happened, and I did not Curtis P, Ritchie as sponsors; vacation in Galveston Beach, T?x. go to a priest or read any Cath Daniel Camos, son of Mr. and Miss Marie Amarantus of San For Thrifty Buyer* olic literature until I was well out Mrs. Macario Camos, with Ral- Francisco is spending a short va ROBERT S. FARIGY of the throes of that illness. That fino Ballagut and Ramona Na cation with relatives and friends. BERNSTEEV BROS. incident did give me time and op Her mother, Mrs. Cecils Amaran- MONUMENTS varro as sponsors, LUMBER CO. portunity to investigate, but that Mrs. Mary Henderson and her tuB, will accompany her back to CRAVE BURKERS IS about all it has to do with it. California, 201 South Santa Fe St. I would surely have taken the step daughter, PegRYi spending the 707 S. Main St. - Phone 260-W eventually. summer in Wilmington, Calil. Miss Anne McMorrow underwent Phone 6220 Mrs. John B ickn^ is recuperat a major operation in SL Thomas Sentimental consideration, of ing in her home after a recent More’s hospital. Canon City last course, inclines me in the other week. YOU CAN SQUEEZE UNPAID BILLS direction. Every relative I have operation. She is the reporter DUlVDEE and the majority of my friends A Solemn Requiem Mass was The Prince ;; CLEANERS & are non-Catholic. Sgt. Edward Geroa celebrated VE - day. for Pfc. INTO ONE OBLIGATION . ; ______Reason did lead me to the Charles Conci, who was killed in DYERS action in the Pacific. This was fol Pharmacy - Church, and reason unaided leads Of Monirose Dies la If you have some scattered bills to meet, a YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD * titb A EIltalMtb Sta. Phon* MSt to faith. I know of no institution lowed by thanksgiving prayers DRUG STORE P. E. WYNDUE, Prop. on this planet so much maligned for victory in Europe and Bene personal bank loan can help you clean them C«r. Nartii«ni A Pis* Phon* U $ ' ’ WE RETURN BVERYTBiNO BUT Air Grash ia Eaglaad THE DIRT and BO little understood as the diction of the'Blessed Sacrament. up systematically. Instead of parceling out #»♦♦♦♦! 1111 M Catholic Church. Ignorance and The clothing drive was a suc a few dollar* a month here and there, every* OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT the example of bad Catholics have , Montrose. — Sgt Edward G cess. St. Benedict’s and the out kept otherwise good men away Geron, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs lying districts contributed 1,232 one you now owe gets paid in full at once — from Catholicism. The first'reason Louis Geron of Montrose, was ounds. The mission churches of and you can concentrate on reducing your iRobinson Bros. is inexcusable, and the second has killed April 26 in an air crash oyer Cockvale and Portland donated loan with tteady monthly payments. nothing to do with any faith, any England. One of the outstanding 417 and 160 pounds, respectively. society or intelligence. members of St. Mary’s parish, he For more ditails, or to make arrangement*, •;V3 It would be difficult for a Cath had compiled a promising record stop in and see u*. We welcome borrowers. DAIRY olic born into his Church to realize during his high school days. Presi Walsenbur|( Pure Milk and Cream the difficulties placed in the way dent of the student body of the 'Untouched by Human Hand’ by a non-Catholic environment to high school in his senior year, he even a superficial understanding excelled in all types of athletics. The firms listed here de- Home Delivery of the faith. Individually, I was No details have been released The FIRST to be remembered and still am occasionally told, a regarding his death. He had been WE SELL FRANaS State Bank when you are distributing Catholic may be decent, but col- overseas only two months. He is PueUo Savings .& Trust Co. Ihctively they are probably en ICE CREAM survived by his parents, two broth of Walaeoburg your patronage in the dif Phone S9 713 E. 4th St. gaged in undermining the (Jonsti ers, John and Raymond; and two tution, setting up the Pope in the sisters, Esther and Alvera, all of WaLBENBURO, COlO. PUEBLO, COLORADO ferent lines of business. (Turn to Page 11 —Column 9) iMontxou.